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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

GALVESTON Aug l7.-cou,n-No MsIn ani eros.
Ia. Nd,rtng ga: Cool Ordinary. NJ 1't w a ~
receipts pa bales. exports coastws" - o"i''' INV" "
0ss sne sross rcccr'' leoi bales exports
coast &c 10 bales sales "a" h, , Ell. vcar l3t
New coston recelvedth wees 'o' '''''
bairs ..,.- ,,.. RAJ
NoHrotK Aug II Cotton SicFdv Miltns i 49,
aud gross receipts. Uu@ ha''' 'NP'''' N'
sales bales. stock, 30 paoS ma hatas sxports
Neeklf Net aud gros. rcceitts, -'"V' ''
coastwise !. 1868 bales sales 20 ba'e@ .,..-
SAVANNAH Aug II cotton-strsW avg n n ms AMI sross
lON; Mddhng. 10; uool prnA', o1y bales, sales.
sOa balrs. stock, SlS5 hNies ,os hacs. exports
| co,sfwlse 900 bales sales. SSi bales a -,
CHARLESTON Aug l5.-CntIon-Siealy Mm"'. Loo SjJ
ami gross receipts % bales; sales. 30 o"o'' ''"'
bales. 49, hsia.. coast
Wceklv-Net AMI gross receipts o4' DAVIS ~'
winr SOL balrs. sale- i2l laoA ..,,,,- ,,,.
Npwour,xA Aus. II -,otton--nnlL Mnllm nn,. ~ 227
I ~, N,h,iuns Qs Good OriuUy, So hr' i',,, ia
bales gross 230 hcs eNport' I" Ht',- h,es stock
| bales exports ooast~ise oI9 Iaes sA'0N' 49, ~
| l7.sl7 bales -. ,.,.. cros, SOL hslos, ex
mort, 10 Great Britain. APO bales e0s''"''" Wv
| bales; sales. 1900 baoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
T1E PETROLEUM M1RRET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE or r l,'o 81

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND EAN"E or ~
1r,exnected strength was developed Ia the ''D.e o
SPECULATION Yesterday. FROM tho lowest p'''' - ~
day prices rallied over cents ana the Hco'eN L.
,r,tb conplrstiyo ea-e on yolum) o. business ~
,,,n MA, ,eoullcl 70 b;cok tho mafk's IN tN' 40 ~
d,vs Many shrcwd OPERATOR hal looked lot
anro OF an unsettled temper through the wees .us
ror,er. o, Yesterday demonstrated the nheieN' s'eh
., tho ,oarket Some resistance war 0heieu a' "- 60
., rho b.tter tendency that indicated lato on
a,. and carly trading was done az eiGo5 i $50
~ envrrnr o. shorts carried values ao,N' ca , ,..t
,hen thn market the afternoon sIllsl ~ XIII
,h. - cents paint net with the usNa a. h
VIZ - -. n Tor. and numbers of Western p'"lu,' 49,
r,i,,rt have recently been orerhg - any 80 tba
~ r,slst1nro Was overcome suhcichtN 70 -, IN
market as The bss. GuO9tloN' % me u 81 on 81
~,irh'n a few cent, oil Ito TOP hSufc' o'V''' WI W
"eT 6 news still fail, 20 lend HELM To the bears any
g. only au element ot po~sbie u'N'"l h',h' 49,. .oc.s1
o I'm snes cone q. ne figure. na1e or me ieUt
T'r1nan a na0d again reucws its pressure the pflCc ~
1anl NH respond 20 &c. IN othrr vori~ te ~'"s"n
90 ,,hrh ouc6t To- largo export uanrd'i ''
NAV be- tho speculative elements that enV'L W
nations IN The vaiua crude. 10 as mistake o'u~.'
t shm; one, cycs the favorable prospects 81 w.
mental po..tion. There an increased bolip",-
,,.nd 10 rouiigllStS and late loans were ma NJ p'
MAJ, -, IA, u. ms ,cr GOO harrcls l. may De- ihSt inr
,nnr pykor VIII olcr obstruction to the es'a h
NJ rr,ic above the line az ~ cents ah re"i/ateh, ~
"a h, cNrcctci 0a any bulge. Ih" d., 60 or. INV
e.o~ wlii MN under q strong KIM ni "uN''L
/ Tho range Ol prices AMI tho ttal Il ahnSs "e'' Z"
\ fNi'oNSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
mrs OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judge Patterson, in the supreme Court Chambers
Yesterday granted attachment Ia favor OF llamlden
Peddar against the property In TINS state OF saian f.
Porter Durrcl situated in Niagara County The attach
mon, was issued in suit brought In this court based
Judgment obtained In the Chief Justices Court OF England
The amount OF the judgment is ~, 33S Ga
Mrs Ann Amelia IIilI wife OF J. L. Hill who made
default on tho petitoned the Supreme
Court appointment OF guardian for her four chill
dren in order that she might accept $500 offered by thu
United States Life Insurance Company for $1,000 policy
size holds on her husbands litc Dclos McCurdy wa
Yesterday appointed guardian by Judge Patterson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
WANDERERS RETURNING TO THE LABOR FOLD
q. M Ianlns ~ Oulun. Maste

The favorable decision for James Il. Quinn, Master
Workman of District Assembly No. 40, by the Gen
erel Executive Board, of Philadelphia has already
begun to bear fruit Yesterday Local Assembly NO
5s3 the Carl sahm Club. and the Excelsior Club all
scpined their intention of returning TO their ale
Glance 70 Master Workman Quinn and that half Of
District Assembly 80. 40 which they now consider
to be the true organization
At Pyhagorse Hall, which Is still In possession OF
the anti Qunnites, headed by John Nolan and Philip
McGrath the atmosphere was particularly blue, and
In spite Of the warm day some Of the anti's'
tbourbt II was a cold one Mr.. Nolan still looked
cheerful but did not have much to say except that
NOW they had possession Of the hail they would keep
H. He docs not think there will be any trouble, but
II Quinn his friends attempt to make any no Will
be ready for them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
LOFTS s wIyDELL AT HOME IGAN.

Louis 5. Wandel the missing barge superintendent
has been found For fmo he had been suffer
ine from insomnia and depression OF spirits consequent
On business losses. An alarm was sent out and
yiglant search made, but nothing was seen or heard
Of Wandell until Thursday, when the proprietor OF
tho PENNSYLVANIA House at Dorbrosscs and West sts
called Of tho Leonardst police station with the In
formation that man answering WsndelFs description
was then I'm his house. reporter, VINO calcd at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
AIR TRAINER DRAWS FEDERAL PAY. ALSO.

Washington, Aug II (Spccian.-It may interest
Ccorce william Curtis and other Mugwumps to know
that the foreman IN chorgc of the document room al
the National Democratic Committee rooms at NO.
10 West Twenty ninth-st.. Ncw-York, IS John b.
Trainer secretary of the Congressional Library COM
mission. acting under appointment by MI Cleveland :
Secretary OF the Inte.iOr and drawing salary rom
the Government Of 81, 200 year Mr.. Trainer Is
ono Of the active ward politicians of Albany, and an
intimate friend of Colonel Lannon'S. which explains
his appointment as secretary Of the Library Commits
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
REprBLc4y DELEGATES CHOSEN.

The Republicans Of the Twenty third and Twenty fourth
Wards held a convention last nirht at Homan's Hall. in
-ntcfhst and elected delegates to tho
State Convention at Saratoga August IS. The dele
yates chosen from the Twcnty-third Ward were w. H.
Ten Eyck James l.. Wells and Edward IT, Heaiey, and
the alternaes Robert IL. Schouiebcger ID. II. Frlsby
and w. II. G.llcni.
The delegates selected from the Twenty fourth Ward
wore H. H. seacy AMI Edward Bclel. and the altornates
we're Andrew Powell ana J. r. Stearnes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
PAILUAY INTERESTS.

ALARGE BUSINESS THIS FALL EXPECTED
A director Of the Chicago Burlington ana quincy
Railroad Company said. on his return from bos'on
al do not understand the wall Street criticism OIL INC
recent action OF the board about the dividend. mo
directors are confident that II there should Dc no cary
froes on the line Of the road the corn crop "'o''
would furnish large business III inc co'''"S s,a.
an odviccs that have been received from the country
,ravcrscd by the point to the largest aggregate
cr,n ever harvested
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A DRIVER INDICTED FOR MAysLArGHTER.

DRIVER INDICTED FOR MiNSLATGHTER
The Grand Jury found an Indictment for man
slaughter in the second degree yesterday against John
Mccormack, the driver OF coach which knocked
down and killed Elizabeth Barclay. an elderly woman
at Astor Place and Broadway, on FEBRUARY %.
Mccormack taken before Judge MARITIME ycstcr-
day and released on ~ 900 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

llrrnei oil moderately actNo az : IS cents Der
rullou. Abel tcst, a. all ports.
VI. Uirt. Penn. Ans II ratpnN Vr'rNt Cern1cui,s'
,,se, Al Ssh hi..rs;, e3'- oN"@f N3's cos'l. -a'a
80. $50 n0n barrels arArdnce. iupO 0nn btr'e.i ~
n,. 10 l.iy bbis. sLvn,nt 1913 GOs runs, ~ lDs
UDa
ruiTrtKr renn Avg i7.-P"trni'um olo'el acivei
National Transt opened ~ 81 - oj'e1 Al ;" a.
highest, Sj7s; Lowest. s3S
nn,nroru PENN Aus IN ,t.onti rrlnst C,riIic va
onruct nj $50: cosci =. a nicsI eJ'e o"es = -
al. 1 U(n Ibis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
NEW MEMBER OF THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD

Washington Aug. 17.--Tho President has detailed
Colonel John NJ. wilson, Corps of Engineers, as
member Of the Lighthouse Board, vice Bf1eshier"eh-
cral James c. Duane, retired THIS Is In addition to
Ria nresent duties as Engineer in charge Of the Wash
inrton Monument and Commissioner of Public Build
inns and Grnnnds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
THE CAJFyA ORDERED TO HAYTI.

Washington, Aug II (spccia).-Ordcis have oeeh
issued by tho Navy Department to Admira' Luce
commanding the North Atlantic squadron, direct
Ing him to proceed in the Galena TO Por-au-Prince'
Hayti, as the presence Of an American man Oh war
is imperatvoly needed there at the present Time
Tho Haytlen Government has been oyerthrowh, mar
tial law exists and President Solomon has been COM
PEELED to fee to Santiago de Cuba. The Government
houses and Others centrally located have been set on
fire. 1t is said at the instance of President Solomon
ror political purposes The ConsulGenerai OF the
United States John F. W. Thompson, through the
State Department, made the request for vessel OF
yar 10 protect American interests, and Admiral Luce
has been directed confer with him and to extend
all aid in his power that may be necessary.
II is out OF the regular channel to send ship Sou'h
at this season OF the year, and the Department re-
gres that the necessity for such action has arisen
Tho Admiral has been specially directed to look after
the health of the officers and crew while In the hot
climate and all drills, boat duty and going ashore
will be dispensed with unlss absolutely necessary
About six week ago the Yantic was sent to Port-au-
Prince upon a similar mission and after remaining In
the port about ten days started for tho North every
thing being poaccabo and quiet Since then Tho
revolutonists have been at work again and this time
their efforts are of a alarming nature. The
Galena IS now at Newport, II. l., coallng and Will
start tomorrow for the Hayden capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
A WIFE IMPRISONED roR EIGHT YEARS.

St. louis, Aug II Spocia.-Peer Klaus, man
sxy-two years of age was arrested today for heep-
ing his wife prisoner for eight years in their home
on Keokuk and Iowaave. The woman was Insane
when rescued and her surroundings were wrctched
In The eXtrcme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
IF GOOD FOE CRIMINALS, WHY NOT FOR DOGS

Harold p Brown. the electrical engineer whose
recent cxucr,meBts with high.cnsion alternating
electric current, on dogs raised such cry aOou,
scientific curiosity" has written letter 10 super
intendent Ilanklnson OF the Society for the PreVch
ton OF Cruelty to Animals, explaining bis position
He saws that the experiments were TO provo that inc
alternating currents used by an incandescent electric
light company were dangerous tc human Hc' i"7
dogs used were those condemned TO be drowned Oy
The pound kcepcr-a method which requires from ten
IN fifteen minutes to prove fatal, while the aicrat-
ing current kills without pain in less IMAM hVo
seconds To make amends for his apparent cruelty
Mr. Brown agrees to supply the wire ana apparatus
at the pound necessary for killing dogs, II buperh-
tendcnt IIankinson will get the city to arrange con
nections and obtain the alternating current at 4V,
10 900 VOLS pressure from the lighting station al
one hundred and-twenty second-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

MFR. wandolI's homo, No. 457 West Forty m"'o-s'
yesterday told by Mrs. wanden Una. ms "'n
on.d a. no a complete blank as to what had happened
,.,,r ~. ,,me no was AWAY His mind is now com
petcy restored but no is weak and SUI suic'S ''o"'
a !enn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
pRINTING CLOTH MARK TT

FALL RIVER Mass Aug l7--For regular printing cloth
there was a lnoierat business witt quotations arm at
lGc for spot 3sc bid for November 10
January There better inquiry for odd goods ana
fauc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
NOT TO VOTE FOR CLEVELAND AGAIN.

Brevsters n. Y, Aug IL @peciap.-A largo ana
enthusiastic Republican mass meeting was held here
tonight A. J. Miller District Attorney, presided.
and introduced Congressman W. Il. Mason. OF Cheaeo
who had the close attention Of the audience Tor an
hour Tho club membership is large and Is actively
Al work II was remarked by all that the several
Democrats who present took lively interest In
the proceedings. Mr. Mason's speech was purely
business discussion of the tariff. At tho close VI the
meeting seven men who had voted for Cleveland
were introduced TO Mr.. Mason and stated
that they would vote for Harrison william IL
Branch manufacturer, stated that he could not Voto
again for a free trade platform. George 4 Wright,
monument farmer Of this county, said IL voted
for Cleveland but whom he recommends that my
vegetables poultry and milk shall go on the free list
and that sugar raised in the South shall be pro
tected will sec how 1t seems to vote for RepubIi-
can"
A. Fl. Porter, cvil engineer. said' u votea Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

Cleveland, but will vote against MIN 'il's .,a.
william II Wright, 1ewciler, oi os "a vote
ra,n tnr Cleveland The Mills bill will injure tn, inc
farmers in my county and any injury 10 'nem VIII
injure us all" ..o NJ thanks to tho
sneaker and three rousing cheers for harr''o" ''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
COTTON MAKNErs-SY rELEGRAPL

,,yrrpocl Avg IL - otton-The sales OF 70
g.. ,i,ird 100 hnles ericsI, FutuTrs closed sea!
f,eu,s Low Miliing eiause ASynst delivery. . sn,y'-
A." ,uyust and September denvcrv, 3l6tl sellers
snnt,ler AMI October dev.y. ).JtL buyers oot"oeI
~ ToycnL,r nr,,vrrv lSt4f. Jeicrs November am
en ss,vrrv l2Bsd value December and Janu'ry
,r,y"r, 4. SAL buyer. and February deiN,r'
ga III ,ellor. I-hrulry md Mach delivery. l--ot]
.,li.r,. soptopusr d.iiV-rT 3 ',..M sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

washington, Aug. LIT STAR this evening has
the following:
proposition is under consideration by the Democratic
ampagn managers for Joint discussion OF the
tariff question by Speaker Carlisle and Mr. Blaine 1t Ia
-nno.sd N challenge Mr. Blaine Mr.. Carlisle and
d,spute the question alternate speeches In twelve prnc
nal cities OF the Union, six 10 he named by MI Blaine
and six by the Speaker The opiI ions OF nun"er "t
n,cminent Democratic Congressman as 20 the ACCESSIBILITY
rch course have been asked and there IS very general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

liam little know bnt think can throw weight OF
hurhrsd ton \ proud banans peel Hut Dr.
Piecos Pleasant Pellet. are quite a. powerful nrehns
with and dsoasa III goh have rash 81 blo"t
70 the brain dizEnes heache censp suon indigestion
or buy wal Of those little pile ooos one
desc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

sspith a. Angelic Back Hosiery IL guaranteed not 70
and easfacon after wearing hnd Washing or
paensy refunded. Rctaiivd w d. Altman CO
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About Dead witt, tho Gravel.

huch nas tn condition % MI john NJ Alen. q Vhar.
lotto - :. \ friend said Use Dr. David Kennedy =
FuSniiic Remedy. OF Ronlout, N Y" did 40, ana
amrm that tho medicine saved my life | am well man
think Of ihc cost only one dollar fot bottle 1t
Is a certain Tor Gravel II your druggist docs not
keep the medicine, address the proprietor RondOuL N u
Price. 81 Tor e5.
pR, d. KENSEDYs PAyORITE REMEDY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

DfMOUEAIIN III MI IN WEI 'IT'.I. -
Huntington. ". Va, Aug. II (speciap.-Ihe Deino
cratic Convention reasscmbled this morning httie
before 10 O'clock and started to complete inc "oiA
of last night by nominating two candidates ior ths
sunrernc Rench to fill the vacancies occasioned by
the expiration of the terms Of Judge Johnson and
Judge Woods 1t was expected that both ot these
old members Of the bench would he retained Oh the
ticket In harmony with the policy which haa re-
nominated all the other officers except The "o'efhoI'
but so determined the fight mace against uhen
NY the asplants for the not very desirable piaecs
nnou the bench of this state. where the pay Is
small and the work hard, that both were defeated
the competitors being Judge Henry Brannon
of Lewis and Judge David L. Johnson. OF Mercer'
The last named candidate is not esteemed paitcu-
larry iudcious selection but Judge Brannon stahus
high H. H. Howard. OF Mason and VI. H. ITaNers
of Jefferson. were chosen electolals- al large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
THE LATEST CANDIDATE IN TOWN

General james LanGdcn Gurus, Tao ln'si''en''''
ao n, The American party arrived In this city yestdy
-, vasb,ngton The General found III his once
No GO William St lie is genial courteous gentleman
who NAV be from appearance seventy years od housh
his mixtures make him look about forty The "ehefa
,,oav interested In estate, and he is SAID To DC
wealthy ,. ,,r y
General CURTIS was q ~Jscksonian Democrat nn'l
few wears ago but why he changed the pubic VIII se
learn officially until Wednesday, when the 6eherSl Wall
meet reporters and tell them ah about IT. liz ""A' '
will get 30 600 or 40 900 votes in this State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
THE NEW JERSEY STATE CONVENTION.

TT WILL Re HELD ON SEPTEMDfk sI-ii'i' d 49,
A. is SCARCELY DOUBTFUL
Tho Ecpublcan state Committee heiu n''o"e
last evening in Jersey City to arrange lot 'o ''a'o
convention and TO select an Executive Oommi''co io
tho campalgn Chairman G. a. hobart PieN
and there was an informal discussion OF inc P'o''
noc,s Tho members OF the committee were uhan-
ous in the opnlon that the prospects Tor carrying
Nox.Jcrsev for Harrison and pro'cc'"h "ore GA
cood,nr,v bright The Executive committee scico'cu
,ro 4 G.. Cattc Senator George Large, scna'or - :"
Miller Robert Martin, General John Ramsay W. r
Mott frederic A. Potts, and Controller T.. '' Amer
con lanes Nelson was appointed secretary OF tho
committee. A. Alta ,o. tho
september was selected IA tho date ior inc
state Convention To nominate the electoral uchc'
Tn. Convoniou will be held in Trenton The mead
,ortsrs Of the Committee for the Campaign VIII %
,n the Weldon building at Montgomery and WASH.
in vton sts, jersey City, and Will be In charge ol
General Ramsay. There Will be branch hcao-
ouarters in Trenton which will DO taken care Oh oy
controller Anderson. Both headquarters VIII oc
onened at once and an active campaign VIII DC IN
ansura,ed Tho members Of the committee repoi'eu
na, the Republicans were unusually active IN all
narts of the State and that largo accessons OF
cra.s were coming in ON the free-trade ISSUE Inc
committee considers It almost safe 10 tahe Now
Jersey out of the doubtful column anu piaoo ~ W
the Republican SIDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
CHEERING OUTLOOK IN NETWORK STATE
MANUFACTURERS AND FARMERS ALIKE OPPOSED

TO THE PARTY OF TIE MILLS BILL
Chautauoua n Y. Aug IL (special. -Ex-Consrees-
man walter l.. Sessions Of Jamestown one u inc
sbrewdest Republicans in Western New-York, ana the
man who, as a candidate, so gracefully yleioeo ID
favor of Mr. Laidlaw, his opponent at oean' Is mere
today. Speaking Of the political situation and pros
meets Mr. Sessions said: II have made huinoer
OF speeches in the rural towns OF Chautsuqua anu
Cs.taraugus counties, and have mingled Wild mo
ueople and there is hot single locality IN c''hef
county in which there not many converts 10 the
Republican cause from the ranks Of both the Demo
cra,ic and Prohibition parties. In DunkrR James
town salamanca and Olean, large manufacturing
towns producing locomotives railroad machinery
cotton and woollcn goods great quantities OF eahol
and other articles projected by the present import
duties the changes are numbered by the hundreds.
Among the farmers changes are due TO the TACT mat
the Mills bill takes protection from everything That
they raise vegetables, milk, wool all grains all
t,uher and lumber, etc. The bill is very plain and
eomprehensive unlike any bill ever before framed
IN this country provisions that strike directly at
the farmers interests.
aprobbnIonsts are pleased with the clear and high
character of General HARRISON and with bis standing
az temperance man, and naturally the sensible ones
nrefor N have such a man In the White House 10
sucb q nersoI. as Cleveland. At meeting held In
Film gton Chautauqua County, few nights ago, ten
probtbitionists who were formerly Republicans, but
WIN of Ibc Republican club and the list Increased
Nv the names of four Democrats The same state Vt
things exists all through Western. Southern and Cen
tral New-York"
A SIGNIFICANT STRAW FROM A GREAT HOUSE
Kingston, n. Y, Aug. IL lepeciaD-ine oiy'Sooo'
AVN Of Crosby g. Earnest, In this city, to-day received
a.. fol,owing mole from Enoch Ducher written under
the letter head of IL b. Clafin d. Co.. NewYork' in
lose you list that will show you how the employees OF tn
largest dry-goods house IN the world are going 70
vote this fall Show this to your Republican and
Democratic friends Then follows list OF Slo
names of employees who will vote for Harrison sno
Morton, afty-seven Of whom voted Tor CieVeiand'
three for ST. John, and for Butler, four years
ayo The entire vote Of the house is said to number
nearly 450.
A Harrison and Morton campaign club is soou'
10 be organized in the noted Democratic fifh ware
of this city, The former Democratic leader I'd he
ward says he fifty men wbe voted ~
(1eveland IN 1884 and are going to vote for haFrhoh
Free Trade IS the rock on which they split
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
A DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FALsEaooD.

A report emanatlng from Democratic cources' mas
hor circulated TO the effect that Edward T. WILKINSON
a wellknown tailor at No 007 Broadway, haa TO
signed his membership in the IXth Assembly Dis'nc'
Republican Club, and that he Is now stfongiy au-
,,ooat,nc C,eveands election When questioned by q
,hne reporter as to tho truth of the statement Mr.
Wilkinson said: There has not been the icass
foundation for such report have been an ardent
Republican since have been old enough to VOTE l
am a mcr1ber Of three Republican organizations ana
propose TO remain so. l will vote and WORK Tor 'hS
election Of Harrison and Morton. Many Denocrauo
friends have tried TO induce me TO vote FOR Cleveland
bnt an too much OF proiectionSt ana 100 siucere
a Republican for that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.

san Francisco, Aug. Il. 1888.