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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

hss;s: ss.s $s and .s.s
sSr Sdsye and loo'S ; e ISr aadS year eSr
Co T.miIed1, c Csthsrine-st. Of MadisOn-s1
is & ,sS ,soI Psp ls ISS cro.er
ToPpins'ss S . f7.i%;;s, Year. 5000. .o.s,
Lucy Browne Z, 9, William WI seden Sothst
Easis BEN % Hula wittner. 200 sh-ave. install
Mary Barry ana others 70 German American Real sal
Luigi Cawnato and others to Benjamin II Adams
and another W cor Wilisaye and 13oth'st Ia
Sosbsd cuhnah snd Wife to Edssd WOOD
others executors &C., 9thave OF 1sth'st
David Christie and wife Russell Benedict
Max Dan1ger to William Foster No 81 Goerckst
i p: rso; Unssa States Trust Co.
John @ FePdnsnd snd wife to Morris Mayer
lissh::. y Of ili6:aye, years e nG5ts) %, 900 49,
i% f.: ;sSS ssi,or 'so Of
Adelaide Gutmann to trustees q Marcia 3 osSOve,
Ellen n Harbour to Martha A Lawson. ssd-st
g Shame sss,: Hoeang to John Adams RiyingtOns
trsni Z Il Jseekei . Catherine A Cau4mann n
s.s ' s vile Yea! . ffsns Saving. 1n..l,u
nss5 ssr 4.Ss sSS 81 s.
ca fun = 5s Gss .d y. eSs nsSe'ng'
Lewis and oOnger to executors Of samuel
- Ct Alice k ysiss a.ss
Sstn.st % 2a,sve years 81, 600 w c,...,u, 49,.
'hsS Sss. b. sy cs,es SS6sSv
oiIlted, lis,hst Of 1:.,ys @Sa6s g 7sa -
'i Msa VIM NsSs i ssSsGO of
Ns,y Tscsrssy and another 70 John nu.sas
Thomas nSIgney sPd wife z William Halls Sons
is William Il 2 asssy an. SS' VIE q Edmund Hendricks
fsp s.h1Ss. Ha.% ysa northeast cor
nor :as s. aSsaSs &s s' Ssds no
6,hs fups. wife to the Northeastern ass Dpens'y
Frederick Ruhlins and vile 70 AdoDh Ruhling. ID.
Edith Roosevelt and another 70 the Mercantile Trust
Company. 80 Greenwiehst and "ashington-st year,
fsssc Rinsido and wife TO Citizens Savings Bank
Hamil,on.s st z Of Cstherine-st, years. SIS 600
o. Frederick Hghlins 2 trustees 81 leonard Appsoy
Frank Smith and wife Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company northeast 9th ave ami 12istst &C. &c,
Same 70 Henry Morgenthan northeast corner 0thsve
snd i2ist-st, 4 year s25 600:
st n on i7lth ST s years o. 600
Angwte i. scresre and Jane Cusaek 10 Samuel
KeHpner Nos. 60. o. 6e and 70 Catherne-st months
Oscar Schmidt to August Res. No. los NOrfolkst s
The Harem Turn verein TO George Ehret. 124th-st
9 Of 31-sve years, $1,000.
Henry vehstedt and wife 70 Herman vehsedt southeast
corner 6th. and 11sth-st, year. 5000.
Darius Williams N Eureka Cooperative Savings and
Loan Assoeistion. CONTEST Of stebbinSsve INSTALL
~ Mar, j walsh 70 Orleans pell. l4thst W of
Same u James Dunn. sans property, year. e2,soo
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4O1. 81

ERlE RAILWAY.-Ti Offices, 4O1, BIZ,
Battery Place Chambers and 23i Street ferries New
YORK; 35l aud 1913 tutOnst, brooklyn; 107 Broadway
Williamsburg; corner Newark and Hudson sts Hoboken
end New station, Jersey City where Tickets and Paror
Sleeping Car reservations and orders for checking aud
transfer OF baggage be obtained. Express trains
leave 231.st minutes earlier than time shown from
Ihanbers-s ST. local trains 10 10 mnutes earlier.
. ~ Is 80 ~ ~ on bunQoysl, Day Express. Pullman
Buffet Drawing room. Coaches to Buffalo.
10 30 days, ParOr Car Bnghamton, Oswcgo
Elmira, Corning and lIornesyille. ,
sod Pullman train. bay aud Bunet Sleeping Coaches to
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland. Chicago Cincinnati
and ST. Louis No extra charge for fast time.
$3.50 y m, every day, Chicago EXPRESS" Pullman
RutScrioSd h'tlalS t rta so 30 80 10 80 -
RRogg6i it5 $50 80 q 20. d 70 10. $50
Slo Ss0 go q 70 go q q might q "a 20 .ooD
= e q ~ iss$S' "a S%s
Newark and Paterson. ma Newark-5:45, @ so. g. 80.
10 II go a. M $780, 4 20 $50 3 20. 80 o. 20
Ridse SS d. 4. 49, 80 80 30 10 30
= 90 80 O. 0 10 8 80 T. q 10 49, 70 night
sugf 80 dGi 10 80 20 70 sc 60 70 n 1S N
NeS6Sig. 30 O. 10 80 a M 80. Z, 43o. 5p m
Goshen4 as, so o. 10 80 a. u l. $780, 4: 30 . 80.
MisetS%h and Port Jervis. 445. go o. 10 80 NJ
Sunday local trains main line, IS 5 80 10 80 m
AS g. 4. S, $3.50. 80. o. 10 80. II. night Newark
Branch, . a. N. 80, 9 80, 10 y. m
trains from che West arrive IN NoW-1ork at 40
and IL :55 and 10 :55 .. N. -
w. J. MURPHY l. T. FARMER
Gen'l Supt General Passenger Agent
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TO STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE
SUTR0 TUNNEL COMPANY.

decree for foreclosure against the SUTRO TUNNEL
Company has Just entered in the United States Cir
cult Court Ninth Circuit District Of Nevada, and tho
property that company will be sold Hereunder at an early
date The Reorganization Committee hereby gives notice
that stockholders that company will be allowed FIN AL
opportunity protect their hitherto unassentd stock By
subscribing bonds and deposng their stock as
heretofore advertised Subscriptions TO said bonds VIII
be received the Union Trust Company No, 75 Broad
way New-York, at the following terms. TO wilt:
So CENTS PER SHARE, ASSERTING FROM THE
DATE HEREOF TO NOV. 3, 1855, AT IL NJ,
and thereafter
2. 1853. AT r. NJ.
Subscribers 10 the bonds will receive Trust Company
certificates emitting them the number OF shares
deposited and 81 bends for each 90
and co respectively paid by them Interest
the rate Of cent Will be allowed on subscriptions
from date Of payment
Payment should be made by check New-York to the
Union Trust Company and should be accompanied by the
duly ndoisd in blank. and authorization 20 the
Union Trust Company Blank forms for this authorization
and copies OF circulars be obtained upon application at
the Union Trust Company's once, Room 10, seventh
floor, Mills Building, Ncw.YOrk.
Dated New-York, Oct g. 1888.
H. X. BALTZER, Chairman.
GORDON MACDONALD,
p. ga. VI. VAN WEEL,
OTTO LOwENGARD.
THEODORE SELIGMAN,
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
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NETWORK & NEW-ENGLAND R. h.
FOR BOSTON.

ALWAYS or TINE.
SHORTEST ROUTE BY 10 MILES. iNSURlNG BEST
TINE AND PUNCTUAL ARRIVALS.
Trains leave Grand Genital Depot u noon Day Express
arrives In Boston q go week days
D. m, NewE England Limited via Air line) arrives In
Boston, at o m. daily.
week days.
Elegant psrior coaches. and dining day
trains, sleeping ears night usin Entire equipment
All trains through without change.
Tickets and berths az Offices Grand Central Depot and
s37 broadway
Ray LINE.-For Old Point Comfort, Nor
- folk Va. and South Leave New.York. via Pcnnsyl
yanla Railroad y. m Philadelphia. 30 D NJ Parlor
Car Baltimore. Leave Baltimore arrival Of
station. D.. N. Arrive Old Point Comfort q. H. Nor
folk connecting with all southern trains III. "
TOMPkINS, General Passenger Agent. POI Broadway.
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DRExEL, MORGAN g. CO.
RAILROADS..
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT BOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
GRAND CENTRAL STATION

ohhAT hOURIHAOh 1i-ONh Line
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
1 Roe lssI .sa nen,f Si Express drawing
room ears New YORK to Albany, and Albany Montreal
via D. & II. Il r. also Eat Albany To 81 Adams via
s'+S 50 ~ FAMOUS, sTEAM;HEATEp ,yIEsT55-
. aTn9a sasHsS q S1ss 81 6a
drawing sSSn md sepne ears Vt Hfa syf
and Toledo arriving at Chicago at 80 o. m. St. louis
40 y. next day. Connects at Cleveland with train
10 80 m, Chicago Express for Niagara Falls To-
fonto. Cleveland Cincinnati. indianapolis Detroit ana
Chicago dia"ing-roo cara TO IahdhuasuA anu loehvS
al 80 T. H. Western New. York snd Northern Express.
8d,s e. b1ss Troy
$3.50 .. Albany. Troy and Utica Special. with draw
.S :5s D. M Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy. Con.
meets for WlliamstoSn North Adams and intermediate
points on Teis.,sc R.i r. cD,np,s ~, 8, 1ou, Fl,
press EaeaIa Falls Bura0 sgspenslSP BJldgs To
Detroit and Chicago with vestibuled and steam heated
Sleeping and dEiis cars -, c,n.n,,,or, rxn,o..
sleebnso.i. o. Montreal i via Rouse, point snd u.
o. Adams aay. also Ottawa. via 81 Albans and canada
and Canandsigua daily except sunday. Sunday train
-.g ,. H. special NsI Limited arrive. At Rochester
4 80 East Might Express iSI RSGsss,S' u r.
ears sleeping.ears to waterown VIA Utica daily eI.
ssp' s1gfds also to cana1aaSSs on sgndsy' Gny
Sleeping cars 70 Albany Connects ct Albany with train
sale Grand Central Station l13 7s5 ana e43 Broadway
Y Pats Place naeSy Place 81 Wsss asd d
fulton s.s. Brooklyn and 70 4th,st Wliliamsburg
Westcots Express calls for and checks baggage from
Run daily: others daily except Sunday; tstqg 81
lsth Station ake ny passengers for North and West
J. NJ. TCCCEY. General Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-18
REAL ESTATE.
puSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

TIA coming Christmas holidays beginning b ex-
erc,se an influence the real estate market ana the
auction sales few and chiefly ofcial r. w. Hsrnett
Co. sold yesterday. under foreclosure OF mechanics
lien lot at Kingsbridee being No so on map OF W. o.
Giles on the aide Of Bailcysve for e4oo TO Henry
NJ Cook william Kennedy L Brother sold also under
foreclosure 12s East Forty fhs. the south sac
thIrtyseven feet Of Lexngtonave.. thrces'ory
stone front dwelling and lot 1ssx7o for eie27S to the
plaintiff.
The following standing committees have been appointed
TO serve coming year Finance Committee =
IsasoA j. Romane Brown Hermann IL Cannsnhi IA
change and Auction Room Committee-L - Sarpennser'
II H. Cammann George II. Scott, O. w hun,et 9cro'
johnson IT.. Membership Committee-DsVu ~ rorver'
J. Romaine Brown George r. Read l. D. ,Oarpen'e,,
g. W. Luyster; Complaint Committec-H =; lily, =. T.
FORSTER c. s. Brown. {. A. Andrews. ~ Etts -. .. -
There call ct the Exchange YESTERDAY i9T One os
tween one hundred and sixteenth and ono and
twentyfth sts Three hundrea sores OF oil Lands IN
me civ Of Bradford Penn offered for sale at sSooooO
on easy terms
New.York, Monday. Dec. II, 1885.
The following sales held at the Exchange and
Auction A'' nv William Kennedy Bro.
three story dwelling with lot. No 12S East 45th-
81 s a $40 OF Lexingtonave, lot lsox7o; a..
@Ai' A' BY Richard v Ta,nctt & 90.
4 Mot of land, Dailey-ave. lot No. 80 map w
q Clos at King sbridge. 50xS7xoss (mechan ,no
les lien) II NJ Moore ~"
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFORM. Y. CT

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANStEhs-N' T. CHI
Ta,ny .Sa 81 ss ta Villains SiHllTs $500
o. sh 1s,s doS s nI;SSsSs SIX
10 s sa Bach samuel Sloan 1888
Sys s ess iSa 81 Aulpsg
and Wife 70 George Marines 600
rss! 's .Ss ssS $50
,s:s isass,s h hsss%'f nsssnan and
'' 49,; ILL.,: :: e s s's e %sss
e s sisr Ct ss'y 5s.
i fsSrdso % Of RoSsr nom
to william + caSncdy 1924
arine camnann to Franz Ernst Hugo Jacket is 500
100; in,s.vsis aye s;.1 1870 e n Of we,;
h'SI IIssma@,s5 2S1iiO Rachael de Angels soo
TO Samuel Kempner - $500
Devsstre and Jane Cusack =. SO. $50
Theodore w Myers to Mary / Hoyt &c, 500
G1sso b hd r. OF 's Wess 500
johanna NJ II stIeuz =. 10000
Mary A Prior to stephen G Geoehegan 1880
.-.l23s Ellery Anderson to Mary ] Walsh 1900
Adam. to Luigi. Giuseppe steaano and Natalie
w.ays ls5ih-st, 1Oon10ee Sarah o" wv
ssh 10 is East Charles Jones to John Kelly 1900
ssSsioof fa nss Higgins s' to FF% %adPsw
49, John Adeln.on to Herman c Hoeal1g 10 200
''hsys w Rs cor 7s,hst sKS1 lxis2 Cove
o, al h % s5 Jc:iys Jones '.1 . "ns., 1000
:. Leonard Appleby deceased 70 F II RuhIng $4,000
Neginsy and wife TO Lucic Pierre widow 1900
Lucie j. Pierre to Roger Mckinley 1900
s:.s p'sIsIiS @ Msg ssssss% &c
,, ard Bern MAYER and wives 70 susan J Benson &c
Nsas to Eleanor Of 3aA Is S Taha'no
Ssf 200 'ae to Of Es av c0qT ooz X r
rhomas RYAN and ndsq 2oo25
heimer and wife to Philip Nehrbas -. $4,000
trcenebaum and wife to Claus Mangel 90, 600
Traaers bank Cox 70 the he Young %S Hf Mens
oh,aSs. 1sth-st aox1oo Paul r Fish '''V''
,ssd, sVa" 200 not' Of 5snavs, s1conso11 vim
IS 1e aqs N' 1885 oscar w sih%ds $500
Gaudineer 70 Charles GaudIneer 1000
w, ea,harine W and Matilda W Bruce to Eva
Sans FiS IL FBva Bruce George Brown 'OSs'
Frederic r Couiert :. 5s, 900
Comey TO Henry J Anderson 2s 900
York Liz INSURANCE Co, to Julia 4 Freeman $4,000
Van Worst Referee to Richard V Lewis 1850
Hsmilton-st = no. 10. also part LOT No. COZ on
map II Rutgers, fronting Catharine-st.
10 fsascs Rinaido '"' co45o
Same property; Mary Bretzneld to same
vmfl,s Rein 125Oo
shave No Q 700 same 10 same $4,000
Broome- ST. Nos. $50 and $50 Michael A G Levy ooo
sstS,t O 100 Il 3iave o7sxio2 ,; Edmond
J Curry and wife to Francis Lahey 165Oo
Csoerek. St No 81 VIM r Foster 10 Max Danziger
No ais No s
''s sane NO o. a''O nv 90 ''e'''' 5000
7stSst 1852 IT Of 2dave. 10 lOxlo2.o; 900
John + Pupke and wife "a Gerhard Pupke 1900
bsth.st $50 II e OF Madison-aye 25Xl00.5;
Annie Fish. ct al 70 John II Morris assignee
sth-sye. S, 65 IT 5 of 13h-st, 20x1oo; Dean Fish
s4tSs t'i n 100 IT Of sth-ave, 1e.1x9s.o; Fish
th.sye' ' sw cor i2sthst. IS exes 1ix4 1xs1x52.7x
OIL; Asa Fish 10 same
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Railroads..


CIFoo6TF 81 1!REETy sTRESST S9ET. RIVER
400 a. N. for Eastoa. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
oh9nS seanns Sr femSSten EasOn Bethlehem Allen
i.a5ss Ssu55
s sSS%sgn s ssaSns L@s iA''au'
D. m for FlemSetOn EastSn Bethlehem. Allentown.
MYa Ghunh as' fa s
h;sSssl .Rse Ssass2
GS and S 10 for pEa,o IG' Behesen Xcno%n Hauch
Chung Reading, Harrisburg. etc On sundays at $50
z e. SUNDAYS q =. for Eas;on 30 c,o Sun.
Ocean Grove: except Sunday Point Pleasant ,,vr
w6opS River faSo'
''i 80 a. H., i p m Tor ATLANTIC CITY vneland
saS 10 20 II rs ,sT Firth Assv $780,
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
E'; 4 E. 81 E's sij 's sS 10 i 4 lGS:
DAYS A,s,s a, is,sjDg a; 80 45 y Il M 80
IL D. m. connection for Reading Harrisburg. Potts
Esfs and paEOr Car seats be procured a. 4 4lS
s g: Ia Eas saS 5 s @ 2 o Mssi 1870 So
K Fsass c RsSsy will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence --.
hSa pslS9acc Kali aa me 2s
trains Grand Central station oF Providence ana Bos
ton 10 q. m. | y. Limited Express az D D. m
dining carr; Night Express &C IL 30 p. m, dslly
For Newport at and D. m; Palace Psrior Cars
Sleeping Cars on all Express trains
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. \. c. IL
W H. + e Co, Lessee Trains aH 81 Leave ave ives. "a
from foot OF Jay.st., n Il Cniesgo Detroit London,
Hamilton, 8 80 a. ~ 700, IS 10 y. IN. St Louis
- 90 Is 10 p IN Toronto 55 M, 90. . is p
Montreal Canada East Is 10 p Niagara Falls syfs-
cuse Utica, aga prncIal Intermediate stations 10
20 SO M, 900, . Is ?. sand II for NucA
only. Kingston, 5augertles, Catsklu, Albany, 3D.
= 10, 70 90 all 80 a NJ and 81 90 y 90 o Is p ~
New6urg, 10 10 a. NJ, 20 rs. eAS p m Have
cars Tor BuGAo Niagara Fis Toronto D.srOit Chicsg,
1IGer ;r,nf daily eScsP Sunday o Leay1 o Ssrsy
Wet Shore station, al 80 u. M, a3 80 p m For
tables, Information apply 1T Offices: Brook
En-333 Washlngo n-sL, 100 Fulon-.L, Annex Ohce,
foot Of Fulton.st New FORK Cty27l 1863 aud Yi2 Broad
way. 1853 ~ BOwery, ~ PARK Place and West shore
Stations Of West 42i-sL and oot OF Jayst, n II
Wescotps Express eals for ana checks oasgase from
hotels and resi- fences c. T.. LAMBERT
General Passenger Agent vandefbiltaye.. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-18
miscellaneous.
TlrslraI gnsirumenis.

NUMBER OF slightly used upright and pianos
"A make. which specially selected and used
by the artists OF the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera season. will be sod At liberal
reduction from regular prices. ~
VIM KNABE Il CO.. 112 shave. above 16th-st
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Dipiocno Noiites.

OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE 4 HUDSON CANAL CO.
NEW YORK, Nov. %, looo.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of one and one
~ half Il 1-2) per the capital stock OF thi'
company will be paid at the once Of the company No
81 COrtandt-st. In this city. on and after SATURDAY
DEC Is 1888 The transfer looks Will be closed from n,
close business TO DAY until the morning OF MONDAY.
DECEMBER IL by order VI the Board Of Manager,
JAMES Z. HARTT,
Treasurer.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
NO 19S BROADWAY. NEW-YOHk
December IL, 1888.
DIVIDEND NO. 3D.
~ quarterly dividend OF ONE PER CENT q per cent?
capital OF this company has this Gay been de-
elaed payable January u.s. 1850 The transfer books
will be closed Friday. December - 1855 ~ O'Clock
10 o'clock 4 u A. L. CALEF. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-18

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Chambersst Station week days for
Engleyood. Tennny Clos,er, sparkll and Nyack 30
=, 90 10 and II 30 a rs, 30 4. 4 so 40
40 $40 20 40. 10 80 D. IN; II midnight SUNDAYS
% 80 a. T. 7 40 Additional trains Cress
kill and way. 40 a. m. and Q 80 D
For Manuel, Spring Valley, Monsey and Tallmans
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Go mbnm 1t nlap Concern.

THAMES On Personal PRQPEETY.-As many per
i their rights, for reasonable COM
pensation ] win advise them how they may legally
cape paving taxes personal property. JAMES A.
BRIGGS, eX-State Assessor 62 Orangest-
Brooklyn. Dec IA, 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-18
Certnrcs ano Gleetinss.

AN ELECTION of twenty Managers OF the
"A New.York Insttut!on for the Blind ana o, s ares
34t6st and 9thave.. at o'clock on the Afternoon u
Wedne s1ay, December 49, 1858. .oo, CT.
FREDERICK AUG. SCHERMERHoRN, sec'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-18

TUE UNDERSIGNED, intending to apply
for letters of on the goods enattes ana
~ Tompklns and State OF NewYoik deceased lnesta,e
under the provision Ia Section 6o7 OF the Code OF SV
therefore. notice Is hereby given 10
tho creditors OF the said John Davis deceased to present
ber claims 10 the Surrogate OF the said County OF Temp
kins on or before the 3lst day OF DeeembeI lSSe
ALMY & BOUT0N,
Attorneys, Ithaca N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-18

CHORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROUTE-FOR
~ Boston, Providence, Newport ani the East Express
Grand Central station Tor Providence ana B0s
ton at 10 a. m. ! D. m Limited Express at p. m
dining carr Night Express &C IL 30 p m, uay.
For Newport a aid l y. m Palace Paror Cars
or Sleeping Cars o all Express trains
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06
TIE oPLNINe SESSION.
A Verbatim Report Of the First Days
Proceedings.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 5.--At 1885 O'Clock
pm, ex-senator Barnum, Of Connecticut,
chairman Of the Democratic national com.
mi,tee, rose from his char, and, with the
gavel, smote the desk one sturdy blow.
The various bands which were discouring
music In various parts Of The hall ceased,
the loud talking and the cheers which
greeted the appearance Of each disiin'
guishcd individual who entered the conven.
ton gave way 10 quietness, aud with a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06
Decoration of the Convention Hall
Full of Inspiration.
Stephen M. White, Of California,
Chosen Temporary Chairman.
Colorado Presents Him With Solid
Silver Gavel.
His Speech Filled With Purest
Democratic Sentiment,

He Tells the Splendid Results of
Cleveland's Administration,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06
WELL BEGUN!

I WELL BEGUN!
temooraoy's National Convention.
The Session Opens Under the Most
Splendid Auspices.
Ten Thousand Enthusiastic People
Confront the Chairman.
Ringing Cheers for the Great Lead
ers Of the Party.
q Decoration of the Convention Hall
Full of Inspiration.
Stephen M. White, OF California,
n Chosen Temporary Chairman.
Colorado Presents Him With Solid
Silver Gavel.
His Speech Filled With Purest
Democratic Sentiment,
He Tells the Splendid Results of
Cleveland's Administration,
And Shows How 1t Has Blessed the
Whole People.
The Things Done Which the Repub-
lican Party Left Undone.
Why the People of the Pacific Slope
Love Cleveland.
Members of the Several Committees
Reported by States.
Only Two Hours Spent In Session and
the Convention Adjourns for the
Serious Business Which
VIII Mark Today's
Proceedings.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06

on the leit-hand row OF seats. The Ohio
delegation is in the extreme southwest
corner
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06

arc ranged entirely across the nave Of the
hall and stretch ninety feet In front Of the
platform. They are arranged with two
aislcs and In alphabetical order, beginning
with the Alabama delegation at the ex-
treme right front, and ending with the
Wisconsin delegation nj the extreme front.
Tho large New York delegation Is nearly
In the center. and the PENNSYLVANIA
delegation two-thirds VI the distance back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-02

weaker and moro foolish argument put for
ward to catch gulls In o position like thss OF
the Warden Of the City Prison the officer In
charge has almost unlimited opportunities OF
extortion from the unfortunate people In the
cells who desire to communicate with friends
or counsel who wish to send messages to people
who can provo their innocence Qor OF course
certain proportion Of the Tombs prisoners are
6nally proved innocent and acquitted in COURT,
and there are many reasons for believing that
CHS disreputable rufian has not abandoned the
practices of his earlier days, and has squeezed
the wretched prisoners as tightly as he could.
Il ought to make the cheeks of the Commits
sioners of Charities and Correction flush with
shame that they have appointed such bully
and such an extortioner to such position as
this. It ought to make the consciences OF the
respectable Democrats who recommended this
creatures appointment sting and burn, II they
have any consciences left The duty OF the
Commissioners Of Charities and Correction is
clear. Rid the public service Of this fellow
Relieve the city from this infamy as soon as
charges can be brought against him and he can
be properly and formally dismissed. Not one
day should be lost. Every hour of delay makes
blacker the blot on the fair fame Of the metrop-
Olis.