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NATIONAL.
PRESIDENT,
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of Indiana.
VICE PRESIDENT,
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of New York.
STATE.
Judge of the Supreme Court,
JAMES T. MITCHELL,
Philadelphia.
Auditor General
THOMAS McCAMANT,
Blair County.
ELECTORS.
Thomas Dolan. Henry IT. Bechtel.
Lewis Pughe. John II. Grant.
John III. Taggart. Wilson @. Kress.
John Wanalnaker. Thomas Beaver.
HILBERT p. John. Geo. G. Hutchinson.
VIM. G. Hamilton. John G.. Lower.
John S. McKinlay. Jeremiah X. Miller.
Joseph X. IT, Coates. George j. Elliott.
William $. Ellis. Henry S. Paul.
Edgar Pinchot. George Shiras, Jr.
Samuel L. Kurtz. Porter S. Newmyer.
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ment, from any person offering 70 vote
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New. York, Tuesday Oct 3o-BEEvEs- Receipts lin.
Guiding 20 ariyc) 20 OF sol head7 ears
consigned saughteers and exporters with the
exception carload The only transaction reported
the sale Of % Western Heiters averaging BOO d. at 81 10
per 100 N. sold by J. Ducey.
Dressed Beef Glow az 495e for Texas sides l2a' e
naive caIeasses Strictly Prime and Choice sold ga
. lee
and London quUrc Ilfrlgeraed Bcei extremely du at
1-sd scant lic per 10 49,
shipments to-day 1850 quarters OF beef In the Arizona
tho City OF Rome Will take out 1900 quarters
CALVES-Receips 800 head, OF which $50 were at
eoh-. Market unchanged az 2a2 Sie for rassers and
Wxge . eays s sld at ssc Vi
Dressed Calves steady at e45c for Dressed Grassers
Dressed with Choice bringing 12c in the slaughter houses
sales-Dllicnback Dewey "a Grossers 23o average,
a2 Ss per asu ve'' e rsS a: aos NE at Mixed
cas s. 2Gs 90 ySS Es Caves aaS n
JeiiIre. Wright Co.: So Grassers and fed Calves
" siirEP AND LAMBS. Receipts 10 cars Of $40 head
all Goth. st. with the exception OF 40 head Prices
steady with sales OF Common to Fair Sheep q SO 5Oa
81 20 per 100 10 and Inferior TO Prime Lambs 81 75d
Dressed Mutton is steady oa7 Lee with Good heavy
native carcasses scarce and selling as high s12c
sales-D Harrington: 204 Michigan Sheep 81 n aver.
~ 81 IA per 100 2ti do az IL ~ at % 81 10
$50 MsssG TS s % 81 is ua g Lambs S
DIlienbaek Dewey IS STATE sheep "a n. at % so
II do 70 n ats4 80 State Lambs. % N. % So i07
Hume 4 Mullen 1o7 State Lambs tcommon), "a n a,
Eyerist Pideeck: 100 Territory Sheep. 11s n. a,
~22s j,S 50 Western Western .aTes 90 n a. sSea
City and ears ioSsk The feeling l. srnss i sSsy
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FoURTRACK TRUNK LINE
and after October 81. tralus leave
GRAND CENTRAL S1i TION
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Largest and Finest Passenger Station IN America

Largest and Finest Passenger Station in America
IS n R9shsser ,nf Mon sns Esgss aawin
via d. & H. r. L. also East Albany 10 St Aibans VIA
uEsT2 2 cH1 cAS9cs sN ST. sNR sTKsS
composed exclusively Of buffet smokngcar dining car.
drawing room and sleeping cars for Albany Utica. syr:-
indianapolis and Toledo arriving Chicago at 80 m.
st. c Louis I. ;4o D. n: next day S.,
$50 a. m, Chicago Express Niagara Falls. To.
Chicago also for Cooperstown and North Adams drawing
I'll 80 m, Western New York and Northern Express
for saratoga Lake George, Rutland Bennington. Nortk
3 80 u. M Albany Troy Utica Special, with draw.
ing room cars to Albany and Troy
wliiamstown, North Adams and Intermediate points
on Fitchburg T. II.
press for Niagara Falls Buffalo SUSPENSION Bridge To,
and Cleveland. Cincinnati. indianapolis St. Louis.
Detroit and Chicago. with yestbued and steam heated
'te 80 D. m, Montreal and Cansndalgus Express daily.
seeDing-cars to Montreal. via Rouses Point and via
Sunday Sunday train does OF Albany.
% D. M, Special Sleeper. arrives Rochester 40
II 80 NJ, Fast Night Express tor Rochester. Buns
10. Niagara Falls, Toronto Cleveland. Cincinnati In
cars sleeping.cars 70 wstertown via Utica daily
cept Saturday, also to Canandagua on Sundays only
. IL midnight for Saratoga, whitehall and Rutland
Tickets and space in drawing and sleeping
sale Grand Central station Alb s5 and 912 Broadway
issthss Station. New York gag wsshnctcn and $50
fulton sts. Brooklyn. and z? 4th,st. Williamsburg
run daily, others daily except SUNDAY .st9g -
NJ f fSP take Up MoWE "'
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent %
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
pnIrNn ppnnK rnrrTE
ID ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GRAND TRIINK LINE


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE .
Trains leave WORK, VIA Desbrosses and Cortands
HasS,s fe 6a as sas 6e West with Pullman rac.
cars attached. . 700 a. M o ;S9 dining cap ana :
cr Dnns smcsna asa a Sleeping VesbaIed Cars a.
MOO a m every day.
wilamsport Lock Haven. 90 a m, 8 100 p m Cory
ana Erie a. go P NJ connecting at Cory for Titas
or Sea9sn 9co mr. sGo m and aaa nd KDs
IL 100 a. M, 90 100 and 90 p M Saturdays
p, only 200 p m sundays rs and 10 100 a. M
ing9n Express OF Pullman palor Cars daily, except
s9apdtny 10 100 n,n m elr,s washIngton 100 M
700. 2 100. $50 aid 90 p IN, sad Il :iS nsRi
SUNDAY o rs and o 100 A. m. 80 and 100 ,. and
For Atlantic City and Cape May. 90 p m week days
stations, Via: Railway and Amboy 9io M.
ro Old i POINT and s st sisp A;sSy Pss.ps
and Norfolk Railroad. 100 p m daily; via Baltimore
BOs na Of nay Ss 80 M w csenc ss With all
trains Jersey CITY, aHording speedy and direcs
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave NewNork Via Dcsbrosses Cors
andt Streets Ferries as follows:
G:2O 90 % Chicago Limited with Dining Car aud
10 Washington Limited, ana IL 90 a. m. IL 20 90,
100. 3 30 l. $4,000. 100 80. 100 and 0 90
D. m. and Il rs night Accommodation. 80 and ii 10
0 90 % Limited, aud 10 .. m T. 80. s. @ So q
ra and isvns ' SsrYdk H aa
s'a l, 10 s % Il = a,I ~ pr.n and 70 and
Asssr House and foot Of Desbrosses and cosndt STA
Cos,ts and BROOKLYN Annex Station foot OF Futonst
NswYork Transfer Company will cali for ana sA.ss
'H4 ssa.sa fIy s.s... e:... ~. wG0 R:.A
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II RE RAILWAY Ticket Offices, 401, 81

r RE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 401, 317,
Battery Place, Chambefs and 23d Street ferries New.
Williamsburg corner Newark and Hudson SIS, HObose2
and 0Fdss fOT IA
leave 23d-st. minutes earlier than time shown from
Chambers-st. local trains TO 10 minutes earlier
70 Buffalo; Pullman Sleeping coaches Hornelsville to
10 a sS e. aa
D. m, daily, Chicago and 81. Louis Lh1ted," solid
Pullman train Of day and buffet sleeping coaches Buff
p m, aay, Shisago Exprsss Pullman buffet sleeping
Rutherford and Passaic~4 :45 T. so. 9 80 10 go
s:$ / Ss 1SsH s5 = si.S !:
f e 80 a. eG S Soen u.s. saaday ~
Paerscn 455aS 55o .; 49, 10 go m; = po9 con;
5s a4S 3 sSS 50 10 's9 : 10:
Nera AZ sad sS 80 g. nlsa
M Il night Sundays 'SS 81 a. NJ SV e:
nlds ;sS AID az Psafern AS $50 80
to s1asin. $50 p sSndayss, AS. $50. 10 30
Neas@ig and nd ter EsS 80 AsH $780, AGO. t.
sS d aS"a's! a5 D. To 50 a. M 80 M
cos sSae.s' a. J. : 50 90 10 80 3d. 80.
Middstosn a. and Port JEWS AS SO s. 10 SO m IL
s:5O 80; 40 q $50 e M p m Sundays 4a5 $40
7'0S i 'S %r Fl Pi and 10 20 M p FARMER
Gen'l SuDt General Passenger Agent
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hops are well conditioned otherwise, and the ssmple:
show rich edge for this class shippers viii pay Is ana
always ac the oys q The exporter and as such hops
extremely In States buyers naturally turn their
preference far this season. and the demand for them
for the last days has been lively from which It s In
dom and are meeting with favor the Borough There
is still considerable life TO the interior markets. but the
six cents Is about the best price paid choice
ee,er Is SS v I that rem lime % s6r the
stock and win have to come in and replenish There d:
Ses ss ay be
the worlds supply, brewers viii manage by hook and
crook and y strict Sc x in the use q hops TO
e az are With the saV
Sssa hem WANT The this year will be small as
mand for old hops has dropped away entirely.
had y n %so S Ssvs not W a s'y
any stock are buying as sPsrney possible Just to
IMPRESSION that at currency there IS no oi Induce
'nens TO buy more than Is absolutely necessary
do. 1855, ssI6c; Pacncs, choice. new aeSasc d.
and SEQ S g.
new S S9s n BSp Irn new, 4oa42c
bales 1 paper at 1sc. Quotations Manila hemp spot
% isc far sIsn hemp sss ~ Butts, lss for
HIDEs-Business largely on medium grades ar
h. 20 sses Ayes Ss
? e 5sis u 1cssiss Ma,s%Sras 2ss2s
& SITS AfatssSss a"a s S}s s
Dry Sailed Matamoras selested a sSa IS Co.
they cow q sees asso 1880 +
new 64ISas G e. s,as and G. 4csSo
60 N. o12c city slaughter OK eoaso h. t. WV" w"
with moderate receipts prices sSd fairly as o dfSso' ana
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY

~ FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF October 0. 1885,
200 a. m. for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Maueh
545 a. IN. for Easton. Bethlehem and Allentown
700 a. m for bennington, Eason. Bethlehem Allen
80 a. m. for Pennington, Lake Hopatcong. Easton.
Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk Wilkesoarre seran-
Reading, HARRISBURG Posville. TamaQua. Shamokns
sunbury Lewisburg. Willlamsport-
/ d for Pennington Easton Bethlehem. Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Reading Harrisburg ETC.
3 45 p M for Esston. Bethlehem Allentown. Maueh
Chunk Wikesbarre, Scranton Tamaqua, Shamokin:
80 p. IN. for Flemnguon. Lake Uopatcong, Eastons
Bethlehem, Allentown. etc. 80
5 100 and 80 p. m. for Somerville and Pennington.
Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg. etc On Sundays az ~
l. Sis II rs a. m I. 4, 80. rs D. Sundays.
4, 8 a. Red Bank, Long Branch (Asbury Park.
Ocean Grove except Sunday. Point Pleasant Parlof
cars at IL rs a. m, l, 4 80 D. d. ,, 49,,
WOOD Manchester Toms River. BarnegaI etc
4 a. M, .. m for ATLANTIC CITY. Vineand.
s sas 10 80 Il Is top perth An sS $780, els
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FROM PIER 8. N r. 100000.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. seaor,ghs
Monmouth Beach. Long Branch. Lakewood Toms fSi'et
and Barnegat at AS m.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
via Central r. H. OF New-Jersey and Philadelphia ana
Reading X r. Leave foot Libertyst, N r. at 4. AS
9, II q. M 30 3J5 4, 5 30 80. IL y. m. SUM-
DAYS at ) 40 a. m $50. IL y. M
Trains leaving at 4. AS II 80 4. 80. 80.
II NJ have connection for Reading Harrisburg. Potts
Tickets Parlor Car can be procured a. H. AIS
$751; 9i4 LAO, 1923 Broadway. 737 6thave. 264 West
10th st 1872 Fast l25h-s New York: Court ST.. $50
fulton-st, 80 Broadway, Brooklyn
New York Transfer Company will call for and check
O
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n ORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Chsmbers-st Station week days tof
~ 90 10 and II 80 m rs, 80 4. a so. 80.
g. s4S go 40 % 30 30 i %l6nshs Sunday" T.
SATURDAY special - AS noon O1 additional trains
For Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey and TalnAnh
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rates MAN.
tanned on steady demands Up river hard "a 5ods6 80
Trenton and Phiadelpnia Front s27as2s Haverstrsw.
hard S. 50dsG so per 1000 anoat Fishks $685. 80
Jerseys 81 50d$J 25; ROsen1ae Cement, 81 05d9l 10
per Dbl American Portland So 15ds2 40; English Port
land 80 2oas2 30 German Portland 81 3oas2 90; Rock.
land Common Lime. Al Dbl. and finishing 81 20
State Common Lime soc, aad do finishing, 81 10
Ground soc Lath, 81 15ds2 % per 1000 Goats HAIR
Sd30c per bushel Cattle Hair. 1Sa2lc. go ,
COTT'ON-The spot market shows no decided change
ruling quiet Old cotton held 1.4c higher. sales. 424
bales for consumption. Port receipts, 54,047 bales
against So bales for this day last week and 12275
bales for this day last year Since September 1.-THE
beginning Of the crop year. the receipts at the ports have
aggregated 1423 200 bales, comparing with lIoS, o50
bales Tor the corresponding time last season. .
Quotations based American Standard OF Ciassin
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owing 10 Western sdvcss and the improved condition 4
the weather.
for Medium and S4a9c for Light
Sales-A w. Lamb 30 State Pigs 127 n. o. % IA ~.
100 n Hogs 275 No. at &C.
j. g. Smith SO State Hogs, 1856 n. at %; TO- Ia ~
20: 10 do, 179 ID, az SO 05; rough do 32S n. q
e5 ~ 1-2.
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Railroaos.
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS Leave foot Of coruAodt "a
Desbrosses sts. as follows: -
$3.50 o. m. for Catasauqua and informed ate po,nts
o. m. for Geneva. Lyons Eiuha. R0ci ster rS-.,.
and the wes. and principal loci lonts. Chair "a :
Elmra.
/ D. m for Tunkhannock and Intermediate oonts a o.,
car to Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading IIsrz
$40 D.. for Pittson and principal nterned,. !.
points. Chair 70 T.. and Ii. Junction.
40 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and ntermed,ts mint.
Connection to Reading ard Harrisburg hair car y
7 D. d. for Geneva. Lyons Elmra- Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lv0s.
S15 .. m for Lsurays and ntsr1s late r0ints
Trains leaving at a. m, ! D. m and 3:f !. m can
meet for all points IN Mahanoy end Halsoa coal regona
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. for Mauch Chunk. Hazlcton and intermediate
s:l5 D. m. for Copsy and intermediate points
o. N. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira, Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
General Eastern ONCE 23J Broadway
SHORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROUTE-FOR
~ Boston Newport and the East Express leaves Grand
Central Station at 10 0c and 90 for Newport
Providence and Boston. 800 p Limited Express To-
Newport Providence, Bosondaiiy. laIice Parior Cara
or Sleeping Cars to destination Drlng A. On D. N
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, la,n, oacks 81 1888 Light crop. d29
Middle 6ScEs hcavyss Ss ss SdGs ssis
HEMLocK-AcID HIDES
''sfP ssiss SIC
I'M MsErA Al 10 tons tin, spot 2sc IRON
any ~
to prices but generally light sales about quotations
s fsSIi g ana e. Grey IS S sSj
Cs pig 'sa u qu sci %e CT s
EgntGa IS :5esi5 So DsmesstOn sao s5asao 50
anb son 2S 90 Slow and price. re-
main purely nominal
Fs light as ss%'aa ;!saa
d nys s4sSea inquiry csSd f dS prizes i o. ss s o., main
!; e E \ + (! g j. \! g. g. e 4 ri
OILS oaerlngs Of cCttOnseed continue light, and
General %skss s we'll sHppSrisd lard ssl UNDER
ssss s$ss &ss!sa s ;ss
&c. iSSs sos95s sp5a saas p Ss
@ wnts Sa2 SsacheS %n winter e,5Gs S
@ sssss ia BATS Sea s Hsa s. SsasS
o1 5 S g y G sia r9 ga 2an Ink, sSss
grain less Inquired after but rates have steady sup
5EETM 5 on sSS%
'fH' So s''a n
Ss 1 s SiSk A
Ph.adclDhi9 to Eouc3 500 bbs crude S. ship TX
TO Jaa eSed ship "a
SEGasS Calcutta refined German S9sk
German a ' sSS Paine PENSACOLA
M e to ss1 M snd
bark Latte Bangs hence to or
B BOsoken 70 Boston coal = brig Msrena hence to
PSn H'y nd % 4a
to S, root s
Ro"dcu S'o csnen Alice
BARREN BARREN to Perth AmScy Or New YORK smSs
to wssSnacn soDe 81 IS and fPeo oadns
PRovIsIoNs-P oRK-The West varied but little. and
as@ es msi5eS
y Ness ssT1 p PT%e not Sfss IL ce
ruling ,d%; Demand continues moderate SSoailc3s
S EA gS IPf sos aS'' Packet s. @
SPOT % Quoted here SIS % and a. sl$ SUT
says hP?s
s%oRs Si lS ai:'iF f Fsea s%Ssds
SaGI ribs at 81 S
and the market offered features The variations
%Sf S Closing sa Sales $50 cs western
spot s5oe 2e5 choice se5c city Steam quiet and
p%Ss1 T9s e $ S'SSs
ssS2 csa !. sss Close? fabsasy eas s s'g s1
closed SSssS, 5 soc ,e d. s
and shows but T ns
Fancy 2ea2s 12c Egn 20 12s21 Western Esgsy
State dairy tubs Good 70 Fancy 22s21c Fa'r lsS2lc;
a9 st %s i2Saa ss entire
EsT & aTf iss
IA i.Sc fresh tubs IS 1911 2c seconds IL 12d13c;
s T, $ sp a SqS s %s
Factory 10 1910 s4c ordinary to h fancy DO a7 lSc
full ski SKINS s s@i l2e ohio nat 1910 be ices
ts an Ws.d SSe' viz Ear fn naq shou ea'' fss
20 i.9c canada, q i.2d22c Lined, 19ai9 lac
%a' : s % 1s S&RS
n rasa &C. sG5@ mats s' csSu Esnss
i csntgs eu! aS test ag S%,
arge 2S7 5se rapuatsd t ca. Ssc Mould ssnd. A.
$3.50 sISs ET. sso ca "a. 7iGa0 5Sc "c' o14a
nosns GSoes eaS and osdS ss nn1
continues sn but holders
SEEK ss %tS By s at
ssz g ;o - 500 90
sySa s','S sys"i private s' rsns
5c do SgnarIe. &c to SOC goo bales Havana Coo to
w0OI-Thc market ia firm rock fine woods
Since uG c 1 spo STs a been s es Of
10 600 n secured Colorado 35c 5000 do do DO, 1000
Do spring TsSas 100 DO washed ecmSins dsSse
Growth d. 1000 Do nna western Snwashs on
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
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Dnncnl Aea0cmie5.
A LIEN DODWORTH. NO. G5l FIFTH AVENUE
~ Glasses commence Saturday Oct 10th. For Cen
teiEen Monday evening, Dec ID tor terms, &C.,
send two-cent stamp for circular.
A LEXANDER MACSREGOHS
~ Private lessons and glasses in dancing
rooms OF Menlo-.Ohn Glee Club lOS West 5Sth-st
Hall 10 let for private entertainments.
A -KNICKERBOCKER CONSERVATORY, a. West
~ 1ithst-Lac-t society and fancy dances Waltz
sntei pr vat aid Ga dy AMI evening Glasses forming
CARL nhRWIG. Friday and Saturday classes at the
" Vienna. l3l East 0Sth-S, commencing October 81.
Applications ri1ay and Saturday from TO Res
idence. 81 7th-ave.
~ FRNANDO'S ACADEMY. 1G2 East 55thst- (Bank
L Buildng). A school for Dancing, Department and
Calisthcnic Exercises Classes forming Send for
circular.
AIR IRENOR'S ACADEMY or DANCING
VA BROADWAY AND 32D-ST -
sgTH YEAR NOW OPEN SEND FOR CIRCULAR
M II, GEORGE w. WALLACES CLASSES
Nl 90 wEST 59TH-sT. and 129rHST. and 4THAVE.
circulars.
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CoFFEE-The market for Brazil grades on the spot
was ouet steady Fair clrgOes quoted at 10 Lie
sales 3 600 bags at II 14c and 3c for No and No T.
cost and freight. Mild grades in light demand sales
1915 bags West India, private terms. The speculative
market was unsettled and the dealings less active through
out October broke fully 81 points under pressure to
sell while later monsh ruled strong all day closing 10d
Is points higher Cable adylccs weaker Sales
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NEWARK.

Patrick Desmond the keeper Of low rum shop
in Morris and Essex Railroad ave-, which has been
a rendezvous Of gang Of burglars in custody,
was convicted yesterday a charge Of receiving
stolen goods.
The Passaic River Amateur Rowing Association,
composed Of all the boat clubs tte Passac, has
adopted resolutions requesting that largo strip Of
land along the Passaic, Mount Pleasant Gene
terry, be apart and dedicated a public park
where the boat clubs might be allowed to erect orna
mental boat houses Ike those in Paramount Park
Philadelphia An effort will be made to get the clubs
at XIII Won Kull TO consolidate with the association.
1t was announced yesterday that William +. Nolk
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue, had been ap-
pointed New Jersey agent Of the Unlted States Secret
service. Tho salary IS ~ ,625.
Robert j. VanderV oOrt, a confectiOncr at No 449
Broad-st., was arralenod before United States Com
missioner Jones yesterday on charge OF passing
counterfeit 70 gold piece lie denied the charge.
The examination postponed. to juno IS
The High School graduating class numbers seventy
three, Of whom sixy-fve females. The com
mcncement Will DO held in the First Baptist Church
Juno II.
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MONEY NEEDED For SOUTHERN MISSION WORK

The Rev. J. NJ. Spencer, Evangelist Of the Abingdon
Prcsbyery Of Virginia, Is ia this city for the pur
pose raising money fer mission work in southwestern
Virginia lie has charge Of the mission work there and
has letter Of recommendation from eX-Congressman j.
Randolph Tucker OF Virginia and is Endorsed by George
w. Child H. Houston and John II. Converse, Of Phlla
dephia where he raised between 80 600 and 81 900 lately
for his Mr.. Spencer says that he VIII need at
least 500 600 this year There number OF counties
in Virginia and West Virginia without Prcsbl terrain
houses OF worship, and Mr. Spencer proposes TO erect
throughout them comfortable wooden chapels equipped
with libraries Of moral and instructive literature. Since
Northern capital has been employed In developing these
parts Of the country in building railroads, etc, many
mining towns have sprung up along the railroad lines.
having populations from 500 10 500. This has greatly
increased the difficulties Of mission work. and Mr. Spencer
hopes that the North will respond His address will
be No. 10 Wall-st., care Of r. A. Lancaster & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEW-JERSEY.

The Rev. j. c. Wagner, pastor of the Christus Ger
man Presbyterian Church In West-st., Paterson, IS
the man who was arrested In H0bokcn on Thursday
night for attempting to assault young girl, and who
tried to hang himself in his cell. He IS an educated
young man who from Germany about two
years ago. He settled in Passaic and married the
daughter Of a clergyman. Wagner went to Paterson
about six months ago and took charge of the church
in Westst, new enterprise. lie soon got into
trouble with his flock On account OF his excessive
fondness for beer and quarrelled with the treasurer
OF tho church. Mr.. Seberger, over the finances, and
struck him in the face. Wagner has been drinking
hard lately.
In response to the call of Mayor Grier Of Elizabeth
for a public meeting to arrange for the celebration
of Independence Day in that city, large and enthu
siastic assemblagc gathered in the Veteran Zouave
Armory last night. Mayor Grler presided A gen
eral committee Of three citizens appointed from
each ward. Another meeting will be held Mon
day evening