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New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
Jay GOrLD IN THE CATSEILLs

Kingston, Aug % (specIaD.-Jay Could reached
here by the Wes; Shore Railway in his private car
Atalanta this afternoon, route to the Catskills on
fishing trip. lie accompanied by his physician.
Dr. Mann. lie met at the station here by his
friend, samuel G. Dimmick, of the Ulster and Della
ware Railroad HIS was at once taken up the
Mountain Railway, together with another passenger
coach, the train being in charge OF Superintendent
Jones At Arkvile the party, under the lead Of
Mr.. Dlmmick, were taken In carriages to Furbough
Lake in tho town Of ZaiGenbcrg. The lake abOurds
in trout and other game fish, The length of Mr..
GOud's stay In the mountains VIII depend upon the
effect OF the air upon his health.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
SELECTIONS fRoM THE MAIL.
MAYOR HEWITT FOR a SECOND TERM
lAS N

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Your entcrprisIng paper has contained quota
tions and comments ia recent weeks the possible
candidacy of Mayor Hewitt for a second term. why
does not such spirited and popular journal as yours
take up that old Democratic hero, and sounding his
praises, give voice to the sentiment OF the best and
purest element Of this community, politically and
socially His superiority over all his political asso-
ciatcs Is undeniable There thousands Of Repub-
lcans who like myself voted for Roosevelt, but are
to-day enthusiastic admirers Of Abram S. Hewitt In
the ofTce he holds. He has demonstrated his
pre-emincnt fitness for it. He is man Of ideas, not
borrowed but originated and, moreover, they arc
sound progressive and practical and in their exccu-
ton of great value to the citizens OF NewYork While
an honorably cOnsistent member Of tho County De
mocracy, he has shown himself 10 be absolutely nde-
pendent of tho control OF any set of mon. OF
oursc like all public he is the victim Of criticism
sincere. which Is wholesome and malicious. which is
deicstabie.
Summed up, the criticisms that he Is "od
voman!sh- writes too many letters; Is overbearing,
md not willing enough to take suggestions from party
associates. But in these very criticisms IS disclosed
his strength. on matters concerning the public he
whispers but speaks, and loudly, too-as many
Of tho unworthy wish he would not-throngh the
medium of his able letters For his protection
and for ours what he THINKS for he writes and his
writing like the lawyers pleading is on file, to sus-
tsln or condemn for all time. Blessed be tho man
20 Eas the cducatlOn the culture the fehnenent;
the breadth of experience, and the social and financial
bscking 10 stand up against the mcanest insnuailon
of the press and against the force OF thar innuenlal
but unworthy OF privilege seeking polite ians
bowing smiling, fawning lcechcs OF our city treasury
Mayor Hewitt has stood and a. we believe; VIII al al,
ways stand barrier to resist the invasion oi the
peoples rights. Equipped as he IS to admins cr
National affairs should be truly grateful that hc j
willing the helm in city politics ao",
lei ali the voters who want good government In thls
city following your lead, show that they can ara 90
appreciate good thing when they have II ana come
oid, irrespective Of party allliaOn, sondy ana Doluiy
Cor Absam 5 Hewitt . nor,,
No. 35 wlllIani-st, Ncw.York, Aug &c 1855.
Ni:. cox THE EULoGIsT OF THE CoBDEN CLUB.
], EdftOro( The Trf6 6une.
Sir: | find at the head of the second column In your
" Extra No. 1Oo these words "Ons Of the orators
on the Democratic side Of the House delivered during
the tariff debate al eloquent eulogv OF Golden as one
Of the strongest and useful friends America ever
had abroad and H.. he followed NJ VII a handsome
tribute the CobGsn Club Kindly state when thi-
speech made, by W ou O. was made, and where
can get a. tpNGfELLOW.
New-York, Aug. o5, fs-s.
Mr. Cox. Of New 'or, NJ, See The
Congressional Record "-Ed)
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
CUMBERLAND COUNTY GOES "DRY."
RESULTS OF THE FIRST ELEciIoY IN YEw,JER
rY rNDER TIE NEW LAW.

sEY UNDER TIE NEW LAW.
Bildsctou y. j., Aug. - (SpeclaN--Cnmberland
County has gone /" dry The temperance people have
been actively at work at the polls to-day, whilo the
members Of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
holding prayer meetings at their rooms from sLn-
rise TIL sunset. The liquor men have been hard at
work and have distributed $4,000 in cash thoughCut
the county. About two-thirds of the voters Of the en-
tire county appeared at the polls. The result Of tho
election Is about 1,750 majority against license out
OF total Of about COOO polled. In the Ist As
sembly District embracing BrIdgcton, he county
seat and several outlying towns and villages the exact
majority Is gGi a1enst license In the Id Dis
trcr. embracing Mlivilie and Eineland, the returns
1GB against hcpIsc7 This Is the first election under
the LocaO OptiOn-iI gh-Llccns" law n the state and
viii be- followed by thc counes- Of cape May, salem,
Burlington and Warren in september
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
YOUNG HUNGARIAN REPUBLICANS.
THE FIRST PUBLIC MEETING OF A NEW AND
VIGoROIrS CTTD


VIGOROUS CLUB.
The Hungarian Republican Club Of the Xth Assembly
District held their first puDc meeting Monday night In
Avenue +. near Houston-st. The hall was filled at s
O'Clock by audience Of young and intelligent working
men, listened atJcnt}cy several clear and earnest
addresses Tho irsg speaker John A. Grow, of the
Republican state Committee. told the young lluncar
IAN Americans at tho time the Democratic party
PLUNGED tho country into civil war Treasury had been
cmped b. Democratic misrie, and the Government had
20 abroad ~ get ammunition, and even tho
blankets for its soldiers in tho field Wlth the picture
nation without manufacturing industries an empty
treasury and an eycrncrcang debt he contrasied that
presented after twenty-five OF Republican rue-a
treasury oyernowing the population doutlci and the
nation producing everything its people can require
speeches were also made by Police justice j. NJ Pat
tcrson d.. Gotz who spoke in German, and quoted Bis
marck On Protection and by others Tie club shows de-
cded vitality promises dc good work IN the district
during tho campaign. Tho officers Chairman, II.
Buxbaum; vce-charman, Adoph Hirschli sceretary' H.
J. Weiss, and treasurer, ID. Frank.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29

Dover, Del, Aug 20 tspcclaD-The Democratic
state Convention TO nominate Congressman and PIes-
Dental electors met here to-day The ant salisbury
faction went this morning without inviting
the Sausburyes and selected all tho members OF the
various committees VOL keni's representation
on tho State Central Committee. Tho salisbury men
objected and tho convention compelled to tako a
recess so that truce might be patched uo. The Saus
bury men finally had the State Convention By good
working majority and secured majority in the state
Central Committee. A resolution calling on Secretary
OF state Bayard employ counsel for the defence OF
Dr. Gallagher. OF Brooklyn. who Is now in prison In
England for political Offences was unanimously adopted
The platform ndorses the National and state Admin
stratlons approves the Presidents stand on tho Fish
eric question. and declares In favor OF convention TO
revise tbs Constitution OF the state.
John b. Pennington renominated for Congress by
acclamation and the following chosen as Psesi-
Dental electors: Caleb T. Johnson. of Newcastle
County Robert Hill. OF Kent and Dr. Il. C. Elcgood.
of sussex.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
REPUBLICAN EDITORS E1EcrryG OFFICERS.

Saratoga, \. Y, Aug 9s.-At a meeting OF the
Association Of Republican Editors of NewYork held
al Congress Hall to-day, President Ellis II. Roberts
presiding Fred j. Seaver of The Malone Palladium
was chosen secretary pro tenn Officers for the cash.
ing year were elected as follows President, Ellis H.
Roberts, Utica Herald; vlce-president, NJ d.
stivers, "Middletown Press" secretary Carroll f.
Smith, "syracuse JOurnal7; Executive Committee,
+. L. Adams. Elmira Advertiser A. o. Bunnell
" Dansville Advertiser: W. a. Cobb. "LocBport
Journal; j. l. Plat. "Poughkeepsie Eagle John n
SIelcher Albany JournalT; d. T. RitchIe. sara
fociann Il. W. Davidson, "Otseg0 Republican, IL. L.
Greene. Mohawk Valley Register; B. Gage Berry,
= Norwich Register"
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
Gpec al Mot,res.
Casweii. Massey IL Co.'S
ELEGANT AND UNEQUALLED
TOILET PREPA rs

THE Gel .BRATED TOILET NO COLOGNE. While
constlnly improve the quality OF s most poDu
lar cologne C., VI. Il Co ksOt the FORMCLA ani
LABEL ENTIRELY UNCHANGED
FLORENTINE VIOLET ORRTs SACHET POWDER.
Incontes taby tae trusst violet VdOr ever made
RUM AND QUfNINE FOR THE HAIR. Notwith.
standing limitations thls won ectI hIr tOllc
crcas-s steadily Ia tho puOlic estIais.Jl
DkNTINE. Thl. wall.k IOWA tooth powier whitels IA,
teeth once and perfectly sife aud pe,rvAtve
ELDER FLOWER AND CUCUMBER CREAM: Forth.
INN EDIATE removal VI ROuGHNEos OF THE shlS
this has rival
ALETHINE- Anew liquid preparation for the preservt
ton the AMI Has Superior anuseptic anat
other. arrestng decay AMI promoting msre
hsatnful condition OF the teeth and guns.
MELODERMA The Old tsvOrte iotio1 for smellosAtl)l
OF sunsurDed aud freeS Ell nln Is and face
ISEXHAUSTIBLE SMELLING SALTS. This atnAr'
able nllng fer pungents gIves universal sts.Ictol
CASWELL. MASSEY G CO.,
Established 1889.
Chemists, l.Io1 Broadway and 57s Fifth ave. y. Y.
Casino Building and 237 Thames ST. Newport r. T.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
A NEIY TUE0DOpi

Close upon the rumors that Nine Modjeska and
Miss Davenpon were negotiating for the American
2hts ssIdous Theodore comes the authentic news
that these have been secured by Miss Fanny Gillette
This young woman. who possesses a commanding figure
and attractive face. has during the few years
inat slc has been in the profession position of we'll
deserved prominence AS leading lady with Rlstorl
and Mrs Bowers Miss Gillette did much excellent
work She has purchased from the heirs OF Miss Lillian
OIcott all the scenery and dresses made for the Droduc
ton here, and will ocsn her tour on November 10.
Frederick X. Dn BOis. veteran manager. Will have
cba.r ~ he.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29

for him by his friend General W. u. Franklin of Hart
ford A friend Of the family corrects this, and the
correction shows what generous friend General
II appears that few years ago, General Algcr at that
time Governor OF Michigan, gave General Sheridan
invested In a life Insurance policy and that that
policy should be kept up for the benefit Of his widow.
The money was Invested In policy for so5, 600, and
inquiry since the death of General Sheridan at III,
Office OF the company answered by statement
he
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
ALEXANDER '. UNMFbFLL-
Nu 35 WlIliam-st, Ncw-York, Aug &c, 1s1o'
AXx1ors TO rsE HIS yn Z.

TO fheEdftor Of The rtbure.
sir: How long residence In sny dls'r'"' j. re
qulrcd before a man can In that district Does
re time apply the day Of registering. or to election
day, ! expect to move this fall but do not wish 10
loso my vote REPUBLICAN.
New-York AUG o5, 1888.
lin this State a residence Of one year in the
State four months in the county and thirty days
in tho voting precinct before tic day OF election,
is quircd Ed
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
uORAT1o HASTINGS WELD. D. D.

Philadelphia, Aug 2s-Iloratio Hastings Weld D.,
for many years rector of Christ Church, Rivington,
n j. died at his home in Rverton last night of heart
failure Al one time he the Editor OF The
Boston Transcript and he was one Of the earliest
editors OF - The New York SUM- lie born In
Eosfon fn lsIl.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
THE REV. WILLIAM HAMMOND.

ocean Grove, " j.. Aug - Cspeclall-1he Rev. VIII
lam Hammond died suddenlY sunday night, OF paral
ysls Of the heart at bis home, No. % Embnry-a'e
Ocean Grove. lie was local preacher OF Brooklyn
and was formerly pastor of the BuihWick Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal Church. In that city.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
OIlfeuIS oil
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE


First Page-Topcs We k-Rea ealstlon Upon Canada
second Page-rhe Message Abroad
Third Pag--The News IN l.OndOn-tof the Rescue Ot
Stauley-FOlelgn News.
Fourth lago--- New Noyels-Treasure Cove.
Fifth Iage-For the Fdml CIrcrkEltinS and Greene
SIXTH Page-Mr Blaine on the Message-fiauls Norm
and south
seventh Page-The Message Under Fire.
Eighth Pagc-Mr. Blaine az BIngnF-PoiiJlcai Ncw'.
Mn Page-Mf Mckinney in the sOuth-ro Ideal News
Tenth Page-EIltDral>. - 49, 49,,
Eleventh Page-Edltora!s-P Personal-Iho Talk Of tho
DAY. So. ,,,..,,... ~:
1hlreentn Pace-AIl.er Tor GOyernol-N iec,4lane"us
News. nj -.
Harrison 90, T., ,,...,..A ,,..,..i,.,
for Election.
Sixteenth Page-Agrlcnltura. ~
Seventeenth pace-The Veterans IN Blue.
Eighteenth PaCe-MJrkcts.
Nj O eenth Pagc-NaTk s-A1yerusenents
Twentieth Page ADJ citiscmcnts; -, - ,,..
COME, IN waupsis ready for mailing can De hsi III luz
Tribune Counting Room for 3 cents each -.
TO 1lofhers
"Nr. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for Chldr.l
Teelhng" so teas guns uces un nation, aafs
ali naIn cures wind cole and daFrhOea % cents bote
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
A STARTLING STATEMENT.

To the Edtt0r Of The tbunc.
Sir: The Democratic stereopticon at Broadway ard
Finhave. startles darkness with the fiery legend
The Interpretation CO Of these bulletins to 10
found in the Republican newspapers II the gram
matlcal justification Of them are had by you also,
1t viii be Interesting enough to publish. v. ". s.
Aug lass.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29

Pottsve, Penn. Aug. 25.-James B. Reilly Of
his city, nominated for Congress by the Democrats
Of the XIIIth District yesterday.
Baltimore, Aug 2S.--Daniel L. Brlnton was TO-DAY
nominated for Congress By the Republicans Of the lid
District.
Reading Penn, Aug % (speciaD. Congressman
Daniel Ermentrout defeated for denomination here
to-day by d.. p. Brunner, after one Of the bttcrest
contests ever known in this district. Mr.. Brunner
held the position Of County super ntendent of Public
scientific school in this city. He is tariff rctofmcr
of the Mills stripe.
Lafayette, Ind, Aug. os.-The IXth District Demo
cratic Congressional Convention to-day nominated
James McCabe, OF Warren County.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
mp - II CHASE

Hoiyoke. Mass. Aug. IS tSyecal.-Dr. y Il. Chase
died at hOyokc. Mass. to-day. age seyenty-slx. Dr.
Chase was one OF the oldest pracisng physicians In
Western Massachusetts lie was lhe father OF Ar
thur D. Chase. Of NcwY0rk. manager iOr the Booth
far rumtuuatfou
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
THE BARIyGs on AFAR WESTERN TOUR.

Chicago, Aug 28 (SpecaD.-Thomas Barring, Col
onel t. Barring, Cecil Barring, and Mrs. Alexander
Barring, members of the great banking family OF
Iondon were in the city for few hours to-day, on
their way westward. The party spent most of the
time betyeen arrival and departure Ia driving through
tha nsri,S and boulevarris The party viii go far
wcst Of yelIowsIone park and then return.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
STILL A VERY HUNGRY AND THIRSTY CROWD

The Advisory Committee Of the New-York state League
of Democratic Clubs met in the Astor House yesterday
James E. Ggaybr chairman. presided. and Roswell T.
Flower among those present 10 was resolved to
hold the convention OF the League at Troy beginning on
September % l. also resolved tina. the chairman
appoint committees upon lnouce, public meetings, head
quarters Organization, anI drafting the constitution
venOn distribution ot literature and documents and
local organizations This viii BE- done I'm the course OF
the next tcw days pamphlet issued, stating that
the membership had increased from 90 go and lament
Ing the lack Of money carrying the work OF the
campaign. - We want funds IL printed IN italics
Attention Is called the need Of headquarters as we'll
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
DIR BEyJAMIN h. FRADEYBURGH.

Canajoharie y. Y, Aug. 2s.-Dr benjamin L.
Fradenburgh, one OF the Oldest and weathiest phys
clans In this state died at PaIanc Bridge this morn
Ing ago ninety-one years lie was In active practice
al Coeymans for over sixty years. and was known all
along The Hudson River. IN politics he was stead
a. IA.lI
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
IOHN WANAMAKER no REMAIN {
A Kr.KLuX OUTRAGE IN TEXAS.

Longvew, Tex. Aug. % (Speclar.-IIarrison spen-
cer an influential coored Republican. living on the
Taylor place, one mile from here. was taken from his
home by body OF last night and is supposed to
have been murdered The fight between the Dem
ocrats and Republicans is bitter here. colored
Democrat received threatening letter last week. and
the KuBuxlng7 OF Spencer s supposed to be ali act
in retaliation.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
DEMOCRATIC APATHY RETURNS.

The Democratic Headquarters returned again 10 the
sluggish which prevailed there before the arrival
OF the Presidents for s10 0O0 with which TO send
campaign literature and other persuasive" merla to
the doubtful Congressman Scott appeared uneS-
Iectedly and went Immediately Colonel Briees
The politicians were long in conversation. Few
othe. persons Of importance appeared.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29

prevailed yesterday Tho rarr~i bci"cen9'
aud 49, the average tGss') being ~ " thso on s"s
corresponding dav last year. and "a lower an 90 NohAy
iI and near this city to-day there will p'ooaoy ~
fair warmer weather
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
CHEERING NEWS FOR REPUBLICANS.

Chairman Quay, of the Republican National Com
mttee. in excellent health and SPIRITS yesterday
and was hard at work al the headquarters all day. His
slight lndlsposiIion OF Monday had disappeared His
CORES pond, heavy usual. letters coming
from all Ger the country. They brought most en-
couragng reports and with many OF them came appl
Gallons lor pamphlets the tariff and other questions
that aIe OF political interest 10 voters throughout the
country. General Rcedcr, OF Pennsylvania was one
O. the callers ON Mr. QUAY lie brought reports Of
increased maiortics throughout his state. j. Z. Doll
ivcr of Iowa. was also ole OF the callers Senator
Alison Of Iowa wrote to Mr.. Quay that he would bc
LappY TO engage in the speaking campaign. He said
that ho would leave Washington last as soon rs he
could make the arrangements 20 get away.
llo thought that General Harrison was making mag
nllccl candidate and he said that no would do all
within his power TO elect him
Ex-COngrc,snan ". W. CraDo. OF Massachusetts. who
was formerly q member OF the Republican National
Committee las also written that he Will lend his voice
to the Efforts TO elect Harrison and Morton.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN CLUB STARTED

The first regular meeting Of the XIXth Assembly
District Harrison and Morton Protective Tariff League.
held last evening a. No 3O7 West Fourtcenthst. was
well attended The club already numbers about 200
members with Friedrich Meyer, president Charles Bis
sell vice pres dent; Thomas Parker, secretary, and
George RUSSELL scrg ,snt-at arms Tho Executive Com
mite is composed of Me Ill., foxwc, allingCar-
son Car In. hussell, Pct. saunders, Ncher ana ks.d
The speaker of The evening G. Edwards Holden,
an extensive fire clay and coal mine owner OF Mihefai
Point Ohio Short speeches were also maze Dy
.rtain Charles FJxwell and r. III. Moore.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29

ZABRIsRrE-sEARs-At Tscsna Washington Territory.
on ruessay July 81 1919 Il. Lpkrs Memorial Churc
0v Dr. Miles Aurn.ta Howsrt dangx.er OF Iheo-
dore c. Sears TO Cornelius b. ZzbrisEe
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS FOR HARRISON.

Richmond Va, Aug. os tspeclaD.-A Harrison and
Morton Club was formed here tonight in Clay ward
composed Of Democrats John 5. Bethel, late pres
dent OF the Common Council OF Richmond, Is chair
man j. C. scott late City Sergeant and Demo-
crat Is now for Harrison and Morton.
JOHN WANAMAKER TO REMAIN on THE TICKET.
Philadelphia, Aug. os tspccaD.-Chairman Cooper,
OF the Republican state Committee speaking OF the
statement that John Wanamaker and Tfomas Dolan
are to be withdrawn from the Republican electoral
ticket because they are National bank directors, says
" They will remain the ticket, and resign tho
dlrectorshps II necessary"
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29

Fisk was at the headquarters In the afternoon and
had a short conference with tho chairman and a
number of local Prohlbtonisss little sufIices to
show with what anmus toward the Republicans
tho Prohibition party has gone TO work. 1t was
said to Mr.. Dckie that the Republicans would
probably put a strong High License plank IN their
State platform, whcreupon he answered:
Il hope they do nc replied. 4" That is Just what
we want You won't get any support from the rum
power and you won't get any support from the Pro
hiblionists. ] should like 10 see tho Republicans
coWc out strong for High License
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
PRoHIBI1IoNIsrs DOING SOME WORK.

The Prohibition Headquarters were opened on
Monday and yesterday the supporters OF General
Fisk we're apparently busy at the rooms al No. 90
Finh-ayc. \ number of women az work adj
dressing pamphlets containing General Fsks picture
and the statements Of what be would do If elected
Othcr women called 10 lend their wisdom and give
their advice 10 the managers OF General flsks
campaign Mr. Dicklc chairman Of th, Executive
Committee divided his time between listening 10
feminine wisdom and ndorslng checks, which lay
before HIN on his desk one woman slyly asked, II
thai was a portion OF President Clevelands $4,000
check 10 the Democratic National Committee.
Mr. Dlckie's answer could not be heard General
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
COLD WEATHER 1T THE CAMP MEETING.

"
Ocean Grove, n. j., Aug % lspecaD.-The egb'"
day OF the campmectlns Is bright, but cold Ihs
congregations are decreasing somewhat ,'r. fS'-
mans subject at the Young Peoples Meeting "ss
God. our Cu!dc.r This mornings sermon was ~
inc rev Dr. A. p. Leonard, OF Ohio, ono oi 'hs
new missionary secretaries OF The Methodist
Episcopal Church, from the words OF the wise mans
Keep thy heart with all diligence, for o't Oh 70
are the issues OF lifc7 Among other things he san'
The heart IS the seat OF moral evil Genuine hears
repentance should be instituted Only b. the Chnrc'-
THIS means an actual turning around and forssbins
evil Card-paying, tlcitrc going and d'noins s'ani
In tho way OF many II soul cannot choose between
these and serving Christ, IT cannot be eonve' ted
Mrs. s T. Ellis made a stirring address ip che MohcfS
Nee'inc This afternoon the Rev. DR.. Juten. pastor
of a BAPTIST church In Boston, preached on " Lost
Opportunities" The Rev. Albert Mann, OF SewarAs
preached the evening sermon. The Rev. Dr. WIZ
lam II. Mlburn chaplain of the rnitcd siiifs
senate, will preach tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29

Asatic cholera. cholera msrbrs. summer comp laln'
collie sour s,smach diarrh9. ani al! affections OF ti'
bowels incident 10 either children adults are cure
at w DIR. Jayne's CarIunativs Baisam |, a1ays
the Irritation and calns the OF th, stomach apf
being pleasant to til. taste is an acceptable remedy 70
the younges. in the family. -
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29

rnp CoNCRFss-

Harrisburg Penn, Aug o5.-Thc Democratic stat
Committee this afternoon nominated Henry Meyer
Of Allegheny, for AuditOr-General.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29

ILLNESS or lDMIRIL PORTER
Newport, Il. l., Aus. as.-Admrsl Porter % aui'e
III At his cottage In jamestown
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29

4NVIIK-N4fI ROtt HIII' 1lo~I3'1I1H1f'
Troy, y. Y, Aug. o6-The Republicans Of Franklin
County haye nominated ". c. stevens for member of
the Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
MAKR{ED.

4 Retro sii ,g Sa'b
weather IL sItainea nv aiding 20 the water
spoon full OF CogaIos Celebrated Toilet Waters
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
ind dd Tess.
DIED.

Notices Of marriages must be iaa,rsed wih fu mas
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29

GEyERAL sHERIDAy'S LIFE INSURANCE.
From The Army and Navy Journal
There was recently published statement thst u
vS discovered among the papers OF GeneIa ehe,Iud,
that life Insurance policy OF $4,000 had been placed