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New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
MH. MeBEAY AVID HIS TESTIMONY.

d. D. Mclean, Of the nrm Of Brown, Howard 4 Co.,
the Aqueduct conacors objects to certain alleged mis-
which he contained In The Tibunes
report his testimony before tho investigating commit
tee lie does like the phrase In the report Of the
testimony given wednesday that he had eagerly
asked be put the stand" He does not think that
this expression describes his position In the matter
Mr. Nlcol objected. he says his asking questions OF
Mr. Gowan, and suggested that he himself should be put
upon the stand Accordingly he offered take the stand
provided the same questions DO asked him had been
put TO Mr. Gowan. lie also that there Is inaocu
iaey In the statement that, after some questions
asked about stock with which he is connected he
sconed" General Tracys suggestion that he ask for
counsel lie says that he reason for going 10
counsel and thus putting himself In the position OF
seeming to be connected with enterprise which made
1t Necessary for him counsel before answering
simple questions Otherwise he would have had obec-
tlOn secure counsel.
lie objects slso TO the editorial statement that he
bluIted' Out facts during The examination, he had
previously given the testimony before Mr. Bosiman,
the counsel the lie thinks therefore that
the statement In The heading Of the report that he let
out sensational bit Of testimony without meaning 10 do
H." Is the testimony not be said 70 have
bcen dragged out OF him by Mr. NcOll. when he had
voluntarily made the statement before lie stotcs
that although times he Important questions 70 Mr.
Co~an when no giving his testimony he always asked
permission % the committee. who gahted his request ard
he thlnks the report that he made frequent iDn ruons
Deople assume that no ovefezger 10 sfset dem
sgiu
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The Mills Guard a Republican campaign organizations
OF Jersey City, the following olcers Robert
Berry, captain A. Trocr frst lieutenant c. Dafedecker
second lloutenant r. Tibbett third lieutenant; A. NJ
Ramsey first sergeant; George A. Pulls George Trotter
T. whehouse and William Blackshaw. duty scrgeans in
the order named
The Hudson County Republican Committee has decided
that the primaries the election OF delegates TO the State
Convention on September 81 will be held September
90 The basis OF representation is one delegate for each
900 voes The committee also arranged for an opening
mass meeting in Pavonis Rink September 81. 1t is
intended 70 make this efand denomination.
rousing meeting held by the Republicans OF the
IIId District Jersey City, last Wednesday evening under
the AUSPICES Of the John Watt Association. Amid much
enthusiasm one OF the handsomcst Harrison and Morton
banner. in the State un.ured Speeches were made
ly ex.Judge H. b. Seymour and Colonel Fsrnlan. Al
dermsn Mafnus presided and many distinguished men had
seas on the platform his side The gathering Is SAID
TO have Of largest ever seen In Jersey City
on a like occasion.
The Independent Club OF the XIv,h Assembly Dis
tret held meeting At their hall, at No. 1888 Avenue b.
on Friday evening The hail crowded with mem
brrs and visitors and all greatly Interested In
n discussion the tarn question which took place.
Tas club Is gaining rapidly in membership and expects
TO carry the district fol Harrison and Morton
John p Lynch OF the leading business men OF the
city and an influential Irish. American who has come
ou, boldly In OF Harrison and Morton. is In bad
health and has gone Saratoga try TO get better
The workingmens Protective Club Of tho list Assembly
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27

The pretencc was put forth as blind, IN order
to show that they were as Jealous to secure NORTH
crn territory they were bent on ACQUIRING
Southern territory. The Democratic National
Convention affirmed right TO 54 40, Presi-
ready to do anything to secure u. ana ana. tney
pressed IT so far that as soon as MI ioIR as was
inaucuratcd the Democratic Congress askcu Ilas
notice bc given to England for terminating ,i'o ,'o
country heard was that Mr. Poll's Administration
was compelled to surrender the whole territory 10
Grat Britain. confessing that they hao maoe pre-
tcnces which they were unable TO maintain OF or
defend Had they not raised their demagogic
cry and thus forced the question TO settlehent,
the Joint occupation which had come oOwn f1iu srph,
jefferson TO that hour would have peaccluliy
continued and with our acquisition OF CalliorhIa
two years aftcrward and the immediate discovery
OF gold tho thousands Of American cluzens n VINO
s,varmcd to the Pacifc Coast would have occu.
pied British Columbia. and the iinal settlcmeht
would doubtless have been in favor OF those VINO
were in actual ana naS ipr oartv te which
prematurely and without any reason forced lpc
issue we should to-day see our nag noaung over
the Pacific front, from the CUR OF Iahiorh'i W
Behring's Straits
RECKLESS TRIFLINe WITH GREAT QUESTIONS
President Cleveland is exactly following the
preccdents OF his party in his negotiations with
Great Brtain-an alienation Of blushes and OF
surrender, both of which are equally inconsistent
with the dignity Of nation conscious OF lts
great power We certainly do not desire q con-
tinuance of the diplomacy which, after studying
subject for three years, can radically
change the position of the National Admins,
tration between Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday morning On Wednesday the Pres
ident was still urging the Senate through through
TO surrender all our rights in the fisheries by
agreeing to the treaty, and on Thursday ne PSt put
those Senators 10 shame by directly reversing tne
position he had strenuously held for three pre-
cedng years.
do not believe the American people will submit
rather that they will commit the Government TO
the great party which from the first day OF
Lncoln's Administration to the last hour OF Prcs-
and right of the Union against rebellion at home
and aggression from abroad, and did IT without
brayado or buster on the one hand, and without
humiiiating surrender the other.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
Steamboats,.

SyickEs thEAPhsf AND NE sssE 1s n0uss
,GATsKlLLLr r rEyENiNG LINE. steamers kAArEHS- =
from foot q Jayst N r. conneetns with Catska Msuas
tain and Cairo X h For list OF houses, rates ie scno
FNO NEW HAVEN, Toe.
EXcuRSloN ,gcoc dye; q y
Peek alp Pier rs r. 3 y n and ii y ~ ssana,ss::
a. a. SsnneI,inS e -i,ysn wa :P1s'u HOLY
OkE Ac Through Tickets cold and bseesse ehseksa !"
e<4 orosdwsy. New York and Couttse. breskuA
STONINGTON LINE. FOR o,,,
~ NARRAGANSETT FIER WATCH Hill. rfso a.
psNc WORCESTER and points north and ,o ss'' New s
Pier Sc NJ r. block above Canalst, o. p ln u"s.
except Sunday Through parlc car reclining sxtrs
landing and NarraSsnsett wltnou osS
charge Baggage checked from residence " desunau'h "
Westcotts Express Company. - an, os, Az
Tckets and state rooms on sale % 2Ol xot. To snI
3Q7, 4ct. 957 Broadway Actor House, @ SosmoRo's" -
W. r. 1ABcock O. H. BS.So11 S.sS Ia
Asst Gen Paea Aee osn xss~ ~
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

c,,oo.o AUG. a5 (special).-Tho parties who boushs
ne,, Yesterday on the alleged declaration OF war oet~een
France and Italy were ready to swear 'hiS .a
tha French iornclads had been ordered to the Meder
for no other purpose than to have the oaraces
scraped of their bottoms When the Dell tapped 'ncy M
over zach other their ma1 haste TO get a OF tncr
ings a. cent decline over night. Inc century ciuo
marnae was peddling 1t out in small way al VI fz
FOR Decenber but at the time he took all ofers
of September at Ia cents when the oilers were ssks
enough. He wouldn't bother with nves exceps wheh no
sold but he grabbed everything offered from 10000 up tof
september Tho result that the latter option soon
advanced is cents bus December Jagged behind until
tho difference which had been cents shrunk to barely
IL cents The stock OF No. in store here tonight
to a mS
stun liable TO get into trouble IL LIS Is enpee,ed hsn @
%ntsf Sas ss'nS s freely enough
ho market today has shown symptom. Of too much
lie w Sa9g up
operators here were in cousOn with the 1Orkss ,
Sy SS iS1aes shenscd piSst IN the shorts each time
evident that the edge was of and the bulls were really really
be gssa fP a. Of SRs gns9s siSss
rapidly. The apprehension OF more wet weather cables
Monday induced tho shorts generally to cover their
opeaIns for september and i@aia cent lower Tor De-
sas
f &c ss, bad 5 0 d
10 cen, bulge zee to pSs the Is nsrss s on
mated for Monday Tho out inspection was 10000 and
charters Il l. 900 bushels, at IA cents 10 Buffalo.
Corn has been almost as weak as wheat. and closed
1-2 lower than Friday. IL is believed that Hutch
inson worked OF q part OF his load then. There
received 4G8 cars with 454 estimated for Monday 1hs
out inspection $4,000 and the operators &c., 600
bushels Buffalo, at cents.
oats feIewed the lead & Of corn and closed on light
900 cars, with 2i9 estimated for Monday The out In.
spec,on 80 900 and the charters Is 600 bushels
Provisions werc irregular. Pork sold OF carly to
sls z IL for sepsmbes bu. near the close, smsl!
at s13 95 Short ribs also nrner closing 0d IL
cents higher than Friday but the shorts In Lard appeared
70 be oil IN and that wa. rather weak There were 500
10000 estimated for the week. Wheat curb unchanged
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
a. 900 bash Rye 276G Barley none. shfpmeuss-xo~.
Goo bush Oats 81. .2V0 busn. Rye p0nc. WI

GOO bush Oats u. .2V0 bus0. Rye
,Msxr.ro!s Angus. as;-wnss:.Loe.l receipt. were
S H ossess; ss ss Y' On ss track Aass
Sis 10 August SOC: ssDssm ss 600: scS:''ss; !:
on c 90 saS s track Hafs
ss.. sss 49, su';ssa; wa. s.1;
s.sss e a.s assa'TSs S;sss tH 0s: 5s:" c:.:
& sss 81 81, 50 40 q .at 3 81 ss.;
yR's' 'ss;a' 81 :1.s e Sss'' Saf;:;: f::
50 % , ysss s.w ssd 81 Is for 2 wn.s
MARKET opsssa o. wsak an prcss cin.a e per ush ss
s%sss sc reg fa Dss s
fcr sS; rn.; n. h:a zee az 70 m enpcr elevator s 70 ksa
90 SF fsSss%Ssr 9ss
ss 1 sass 81 Il q :ssasr {. BE
Z" eh. So sl.ys,o, .ss sssd grain dso. se Ne Yeos
sss e e ss 3, Sss;:$s:s s.
rs1ssea a@sss 'is s.sd 1ss'ss @
s;sasS r. Ws,s $Si:; :ss T. sssstss'
=: ~; sls :: sss:ss g
basket Provlsions wers s.sSiy IN good demand Beef
S s.?, e: ;,s ssss' s.SJ F.rs:; ss
sss e ;s, :'', & fS q
y isS %.,:$ :S''a T. =,
lilo do Breakfast Bacon ilL1l2Ln Lard nrm- Ctr
Hsnnof 90 5J19 rs. 10 steam 800 do putcnefS oos,
q q. Bn.sor nrm-Pennsyivanis Creamery Estrs 81
10120oi Western Creamery Extra i6Sdl7c, r. e. and S
Y Creamery Extra At l7c Western Factory N0i5o,
PaokinR bufor 0l2c Eges stea ~ ARM Psuasyivsnls
aa:m.nd t.Is Now; Yors san Cream esgss os.s
RSnnsd dnlL Powdered 7sc. Grsnuatsd 70 Feed dull.
steady, Winter SIT OO0s13 90 psr ton Fstrolsa
bbA Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 10000 BUSH nas. $4,000
bush Shipments WhoAs l.000 bush Corn $4,000 bash.
Data z7.UOO busn
DETROIT. August 2s-wheas-va whits ca,n etcI
No 95c asked August 96c; September 96c Do
csmDer 80 bid Coru-No. at 46c oats-Ne a. 26c;
No. White at 39c Receipfs-Whest 7Soo0 bush.
Corn SOt bush Oats t5.300 bush
MILWAUKEE. August 2J Flour steady. Wheat steady,
cash 80 &c septemDer 59c october s9,c Corn steady
No l5c. Oats Quieti No White 3DG3lc Rye trn No.
q sis Barley quiet No cash n. nonpa pal. 2 ssD
and August ct Sl3 80 Lari-August 80 S0i September
90 80 butter quiet Dairy &c c0loc EsGs steady Fresh
at l3icc. Cheese quiet Chesidars, S1SIc. Recepts-
Flour 5000 bbiA Wheat $4,000 bush Barley 5000 bush
$4,000 btia Wheat $4,000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


There sharp but not at all unnatural reversal
Of speculation in wheat Saturday The excitement and
bullish temper Of the preceding days. well the
absorbing quality of tho markets further back.
portunity enormous realizatons Of profits long
goods and the short element from necessity fright
heavily reduced. The hesitation OF exporters also
kept support their purchases down TO minimum
On Saturday there were sales Of only 24000 bushels for
SHIPMENT Spot prices unsettled, and l2d2 cents
lower, ending easy In tone Inc tra,saeuons o IN te
heavy amounting to over l0O0Ocyo Dusnes
for the short rush 10 sell began al the opening
under the Of easier foreign markets. as reported
Prices opened sharply and fell over cents before bs
bottom was reached Irregular fluctuations followed but
Of is Tor August a. 90 65 IA sepembe at 90 12
81 Of and December a 81 81 "a and 7-s & for Nay May
strength 10 The recent speculation still exist put "
would natural look for some cheek 20 t9 @ weSs @
late G nse sssoms ans %e con on the SPOT
dull and 12 cent lower wtn exp'ft saes ~ Syvc &
u, he check to the wheat speculation naturally gave re-
newed to the bears on corn me r opennE ~
4a4 under rdays Close ana Sando Mere 'I made
on allyna tendency which felt most in the near BY
months Ihs market closed steady with net loses o.
or 6eIobsr az 81 So and cenl for November az
ID Ia and December a 81 l2 cents Oats wse ady e'
easier The Spss II i 0 s sepe1Ser down "a
70 81 and 1s for october at 80 IL ana up bed mo con- @
November at 81 cents. The lard or
Xasuss a. ss 60 down points September az g fo
and for October at 30 % aud oGiS points ee'ss s 10
mre psiia lelphll and Boston were as folow. wnea
as 2a sSsis sstr ~ bushels sOu
At Chicago milwaukee, and St Louis The arrivals & sa
Wheat 21s bushels corn 2So oSS pusne' ons 2l7
ae5 bushels total grain. e75oo4 bushels u'uf'
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LivERrooI- Aug 95.2:30 O. m mTBesi ;aolders oHel
offer freely hams-Hoicers Offer moderately short cat
steady SIS Sd uoluersofer moderately short
rib dali al Ags Cd Holders moderstely;
American haest white colored steady xss Tsow
on.r sparingiy Rosh Hooters offer sparusy Lard spot
August September and October. arin 46s 3D. Wheat
oLers offer Moderately Flour. Holders oner sparingly
holders orcr moderately elders
spangy mixed Western spot hrm a. a. id do August
al September hrm At IS iod October. steady
at Is i0ad Hops at London-New.York st~ts- Holders
Offer sparlngty.
AYTwEKP Aug 2o. wilcox's lard closed LOO francs
so centnes per loo kos.
BRgMEx Aug 81 wcoxs lard closed as a. marks per
ITO 10. Petroleum. z marks SIS pienniga
ANTWERP Aug. 25. Petroleum FIne pale American, 20
francs 81 centmes paid aud sellers
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
ACTIVE RISHNIEN HARD AT WORK
ORGANIZING SUCCESSFULLY IN EVERY DIS

TRICT FOR HARRISON AND PROTECTION.
The Irish.Ainercan AntiFiee Trade League Cap
tain H. McNameo president, and the IrIshAmerican
Anti Cleveland and Protective League, Of which John
Dewey and Joseph r. Ryan are the two leading spr
IT'S still pursue their labors OF organizing and enroll
ing their fellow-ctzcns OF Irish extraction under
tho banncr Of protection and stl continue to be two
powerful auxIllaes in tho canvass In behalf Of the
election Of Harrison and Morton. Captain McNamee
Is at work all tho time, either organizing, address
ing public meetings writing campaign poetry, or die
tatlng letters at the headquarters OF tho League,
No. 14l EIghthst, in answer to inquiries from many
quarters by those who wish to join the organization
On the other hand, the Anti Cleveland and Protcc
tive League is not Idle The president, John Dewey,
not content with carrying the war into this section
Of the dark continent Of Democracy, has penetrated
to the Interior and Is at this moment, and has been
during the past two weeks, doing yeomans service
in the various centres of population throughout the
stato from here TO Buffalo, section In which Irish
Americans rallied vigorously TO the Republican stand
ard in 1884. Joseph p Ryan, Icvelheaded man Of
business and skilled organizer, is vcepresident, and
takes charge Of the headquarters OF tho organizaton
at No. I74 Fifth.ave., during Mr. pcvoys absence
There, too Is Michael Brcsip, Of District Assembly
No 20, with a large backing of tho labor element
ready to give effect to his efforts when the day OF
polrg comes around and Dr. Carroll, of Philadelphia
who Is organizing IN every town IN Conneetlcut rou
Captain McNamee has also able cnanlutorS. for
example, Dominck Hesin, whose hourlshlng ciuD anu
permanent local headquarters In the AVllth Assembly
Drs wdr are James srCt to Of s tho %yh wo ns says that
thcy don't carry that district In 1883 ior protccuoh
they did IN 1896 for Henry George they VIII a.
Joseph +. johnson, who voted for Ceveisnd IN iso4,
but finds II impossible to swallow the NILS DILL IS
Of the other workers Is an influential labor man, ana
Thomas Martini Of tho Xth, who did MS much as any
single man In the campaign OF 1854 10 heip eject
Blaine.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27

District had an enthusiastic meeting Friday evening IN
tho open air at vsrck and Laish st. Jeremiah Murphy
the we'll known iaJor leader presided ANA noduced es
Judge Brennan OF Iowa - the nrst speaker eeereiy
f. G. Aud stated that there arc 200 men areaay enfoeo
w. H. Mccarthy. John Pursel Hugh Deesan ana fas''ck
Gormey are working hard In the district
At meeting Of the colorcd Republican delegates ct ths
xxIvh Assembly District Of this city and sixteen cam
parn clubs held on Friday night at No 13S West twenty
siythsl resolution unanimously passed 70 % pre-
sentcd as the State Convention. recommending shss the
Rev Or. william b. I1errck be appoined representative
=, The colored voters OF this State the Republican
electoral ticket
p.,xx..f EystH Huda
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
Or ,rIs .n., po.t.sss, xnss, ~. y.,a rug.
Mr.. YATMINs CONVERSIONS.
RELIGIOUS ssRvIcss AT oCgAx DROVE AND Asruhs
PARK.

RELIGIOUS sIRVICsS AT OCkAS 0hoNH A"D AoNS"-
PARK
Ocean Grove, Aug 26 (specIsp.--Ths USUAL oclocs
meetings were held an hour earlier to-day, ss tho camp
Iove feast had the right OF way at that hour
At tho young peoples meeting . number were con-
vcrtcd The Row. @. IL Yatman, the loader, possesses
a strong personality and magnetism which, Win
graphic way Of putting things, wins Souls 70 n'gner
things. Mr. Yatmap also conducts tho training ciass
and tho twilight meeting daily. lie goes nom nero W
Jane-st, New-Yorh, to open meeting In eopNmper'
and thence to Washington, d. G., and then to Gal.
veseon Tex, and youngstown, Ohio. Six thousand
people filed oyery foot Of space before o'clock Dr.
Stokes asked tho people to shake hands In foxen OF
brothery love- which they did with shouts ana tears
Four Christian Cinnamon sent up . written testimony
that they "ovcd Jesus bettor and better every day
The venerable Augustus Webster, eightythree yesrs vi
ago, and many ministers were among the SPEAKERS
The Rev. Dr. o. II. Tiffany, Of New.York, was the
preacher OF tho morning.
The Rev. DR.. W. T. Davis, Of Trenton preached at
st. Paul,s Church DR.. Hanlons monster Bible class
had an attendance Of 1,700 The subject, The Pill
lar of Cloud and Of Fire., elected discussion on tho
manifest guidance Of God There was an attendance
Of over 5000 In the three sections OF
the sunday-school. The Rev. Dr. H. Cleve-
land, Of Philadelphia, preached. This even-
ings sermon by the Rev. A. u. hendls
OF Hanson Place Church, Brooklyn
Asbury Park, Aug 20 (SpccisD.-Ths Park churches
were thronged with fashIonabiy clad worshppers. At
tho Presb Church the Rev. DR.. Albert N Hiswin
of Wilmington, Del, preached morning and evening.
The Rev. L. S. Young pastor. preached at tho Vest
minister Presbyterian "Many Books But Ono"
The speaker said that tho Bible contained the gems
Of literature. Tho Rev. DR.. Edward Chester, for
twcnty-eght years missionary In Southern India,
addressed the people, The last beach service under the
aus pces OF this church held at the Fifth Avenue
Pavilion A large audience was addressed by the
Rev. DR.. G. N. Miller, Of Brookyn, the Rev Dr. Mann,
and others The Rev. julius A. Harold hold forth
In the open air Presbyter Tabernacle. The Rev. o.
IT, Yatman, conducted the evening service In the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Bishop Mcnamara, OF
tho Reformed Catholic Church, held meeting In tho
Grand Opera House. Tho Rev. Father Joseph, who
was educated and ordained from Maynooth College,
Ireland gave In his adhesion to the Protestant faith
in an earnest address. Protestsnts and Catholics
invited TO these services free.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

LONDON Aug 25.--+ " m.-Consols. 90 SIC for money
and 80 7l6 for account Atlantic and Great Western nt
mortgage Trustees Certificates. 80 3d. Paul Conimon,
75s New.fork Central. lllt, Erie. 2ss 10. second
consols. lUls, Rcadiug. 2d
Money Ia q per cent
The amount OF bullion into the Bank Of England on
balance today 10 flS.OOO.
Pars aivces quote par cent rcntes ct 50 francs 50
cebmes for tho account and exchange London at 70
francs 20 centlmes tor chccks
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
COURT CALEyDARS-r0DAl,

SUPREME CoURr-0ENYRat TERM-RecesS
sUPGEME CouRr- AYBERs1 Before Psstsr.on J-Nes
40 40 ~ 63 81 81 99 1874 I48 ls9 1885, 49, l80. I'LL
lie ia l79 ls2. lSl. 1877 los. iS9 1g0 l0s. lS4
sURRoGATK's ouRr-Testlmony TO BE- taken before the
proaI OF the wills Of Charles Bayer Elias
NJ. sperllng George NJ carpenter l0s. M, -
SUPREME COURT e SPECIAL TERM-PARr l. - Adjourned
SUPERIOR couar-sPEciiL TERM Before Freedman g.
No fay calendar. - 40, -
calendar.
ed fort
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
conn EC7ICUT DEMOCRATSINA QUANDARR
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET AND PLATFORM RE
GARDED AS INvINC1DLE.


Hartford. Conn., Aug. o6.-Ten days have passed
since the Republican State ticket was named. ana JUS
acknowledged strength has developed the practical ad-
mission by the Democratic party that IL is invincioe
None of the leaders OF the Democracy In the state can
be induced to go before the coming convention as
candidate for Governor against Mr. Buikeley. The
most probable outcome of the Democratic convention
is the nomination Of cxCongrossman seymour, OF the
IVth District and even he will be dragooned to play
the 1curehcad because Of his wellknown protection
views which caused him 10 be set aside when 70
nomination for Congress should have been his.
Tho platform Of the Republican party. so far m II
relates to State matters, Is good as 1t could have
Decn made There arc only two points considered,
the temperance question and the secret ballot Upon
the first party pledges Itself to the enactment OF
such legislation as shall rcnder the present Local
Option law more effective In supprcssing the liquor
traffic This will have tho effect Of staying the
growth Of the Prohibition vote from the ranks Of
honest temperance men. 1t would have been impos-
blo for tho Prohibition party itself to have made
stronger appeal The plank favoring secret Dalot
was inserted at the request OF Labor Commseiohor
uochkss and other prominent Leaders Oh INC iaoor
interests, and meets with general Satisfaction. .
Tho interest In the Congressional NOMINATIONS In
this district Is well sustained The contest Dct~oen
John l. Houston and Edgar J. Simonds ior the Nc
publican nomination has beon earnest whoever 70.
ceves the nomination, the Republicans OF tho nsuict
feel confident will defeat Mr.. Vance, with his wood
screw protection and Mills bill free trade vote.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
A Happy Woman.

Happy is tho woman withsat bodily ls but happier 10
the whs haTne them knows OF the .avins proper
Dr. Piercsa Favofite Prts ripon. When relieved
shs sursv will bs trial Of sne oan contrast her
espdou with hsr femer Of suhsrng and appreciate
health who uot Tor time been deprived OF
~ Tho Favorits Prescription corrects unnatural ds
charges aad cafss ali weakness" an1 irrsgulariusa
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
About Dead with the Gravel.

Such wss the condition q MI John NJ Alien Of Char
FavoIite remedy OF Rondout y; r." aid 40, and
anirm that medicine saved my life 1 well
Sean-thlnk Of ihe cost only ono dollar for bstls Il
certain for Gravel II your druggist docs not
keep the medicine address the proprietor Hcndout NJ T.
Price, 81 for %.
Dr. n. Kannadv,a EavovIta Ronadv.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES FROM LIVINGSTON.

Livonia, n Y, Aug go (Speclal).-The following
were chosen delegates to the Republican state Con
vention from Livingston County: James W. Wads-
WORTH Judge L. A. Nash, II. IL. Collins, G.. Bastian,
DR. Fllkins, Dorus Thompson Congressional dele
gates G. A. Miller F. p. Coyne, c. NJ. Avord,
George W. Atwen, William Wilkinson, William a.