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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
,rrr,pSEp FROM THE CoNvENTIcv

President J. Hampden Robb, Of tho Ia = part
ment was one of the first of the de!eei 8 - inc
Dcmocratic Convention to return 10 thls cI' !cs'cr-
dav He left St. Louis after the nomination OF Ilovc-
land on wednesday night Il knew theh wen
onorob I, said he Yesterday, that Thurman was to
~, 80, tra man was quite satisfied with the choice.
l had seen enough of the convention SO TOOK mySen
home at once
"And do you like the tchet7"
9Ine II: of course like II. And no man Is better
pleascd with 1t than Mr.. CIeVelaiia hinisch' d.
harmon TO know personally 1t Is certainly great
thing for man who was unknown SIX years ago 10
Iva heed IN 10 that point and all tho power of the
Old Democracy behind him. ITO" u'u ! ih' 'No 'or
vention? Well It good enough, but IL was 700
eat a crowd for St. Louis to take caro- Of properly.
and q was so terribly hot was glad enough to
get away" ...uo.,. .on.o.
at St. Louis will be received by onice,noa nis
"a Inuor sellers on their arrv al this afternoon ana
will be escorted to Jefferson Hail. where they VIII
be fed 49,, .,r.rd last night for the
rocnntion OF both tho Tampany and County democracy
delegates on their return to-day PoHrT ntond
Voorhs was at the New noara,ions Tx Mayor
William n Grace returned last evening on the 'cs"-
buled Imitcd' from Chicago.
MAYOR HEWITT SAYS He HAS No poLillOo
AT The meeting of tho Special Quarantine commits
sion I'm the Mayors Office yesterday COMMISSIONS
John A. nichols caod attention to newspaper reports
OF Thursdays meeting in which II was feprescn.ou
that the Mayor had smelled Platt mouse IN 'ir'
Nichoss proposition regarding tho expehans Oh 'no
legislative appropriation. Mr.. Nichols oppc'ou ~
the inslnaton that there any politics In tho at
tude of the Republicans in the COMMISSIONER o'''h
and himself Hc called attention to the fact thai
was composed of five Democrats and only TWO ho
publcans while the committees we're eaeh h'aac up
of two Democrats and one Republican DR. he"it'
asked to DO counted out on the question OF PARTISAN
ship, saying that he had no politics. "i |N" w.
.ssa that tbe erroneous impression given out by the
reports he had aud.d to be corrected Mayor Hcwitt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
IouN ALLEN CRITTENDEN.

Louisville, Juno s-John Allen Cnttenden, brother
Of Ex-Governor Crittenden of Missouri and half
Of Logan c. Murray, Of New-York, died at frankior.
today at the age Of about sixty years. lie had
laryngtis and the operation OF laryngatomy was per-
formed him YESTERDAY lie was the frst Ms Gn1S
FIVE years in the Auditors office at Frankfort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
GOVERNOR GRAY NOT SURPRISED.

HE EXPLAINS WHY THURMAN WAS CHosEN-Ho"
M'DoNALp's FRIENDS ESTIMATE GRAY.
Indianapolis, June (SpcciaD. Governor Gray
received tho ncws of Humans nomination with
complacency al have had no other expectation for
two days than that Thurman would BIO nominated for
Vice PRESIDENT" he said. Il have long thought
that tho man whom tho New. York delegation sup
ported would be the nominee. l have been led TO
Believe that the New-York delegates. coming f'om
the State from which the President is chosen would
have great weight with the convention, many dele
gates supposing perhaps that the delegates from the
Empire State wero voicing Administration sentiments
According to my advices, think should have had
no trouble had 1t not been for Humans candidacy
"What will be Thurman's strength in Indiana"
al think he will carry the full strength OF the party
in this Safe. He is a grand man, and colossal
figure"
OWN she strength Of the party be powerful enough
to give him the vote Of Indian
"The vote shows that Indiana is close STATE
whom fully aroused and we'll organized and en-
thusiastic If the last vote is brought out think
the party can carry Indiana. want TO say with re-
card to my candidacy that feel prouder OF the sup
mort have received at ST. Louis and at homo at tho
hands of the party than 1 would be OF any honor
the convention could confer upon me-"
Mr. Mcdonald is not in the city, but John T. Fren-
zel a membcr of the Democratic state Executive Com-
m,ttee and one OF Mr.. McDonad's most intimate
friends. SAYS: "McDonald IS right in this matter
~ ho has shown himself to BIO In all party councils
heretofore and the action OF the convention Is
tru vrdlcation of his course. 1t would have been
mistake TO have nominated Gray. 1t is true that he
has run fairly well previous campaigns, but nc
never was in a campaign where he was not backed
by an undivided party, or where there was any a.
tPtarn ia at present Gray's candidacy was moro OF
a personal than general one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
STILL CALLING FOR BLAINE

OHIO REPUBLICANS, IN MAss-MEETING, URGE
THE NOMINATION OF THE NAN FROM
MAINE
springfield, o., Juno (speciaD.-BiacSs Opera
House was packed to the door last night with
meeting OF Blaine Republicans of Clark County.
Mayor Kelly presided, and Judge w. II. West, the
Blind Man Eloquent, who named Blaine In 1884,
was the orator of the evening No more enthusiastic
meeting has been held here since the last Blaine
paign. Judge John c. Miller, in calling tho meeting
to order, stated that 1t to antagonize no one,
but to give the Republicans who were convinced
that with Blaine leader victory was sure
chance to express themselves By careful observa-
ton he had found that ninc-tenths Of the mass of
Republicans Blaine nominated, and he believed
1t arrant hypocrisy to sit still and see the will
of the defeated Judge West, when introduced,
was appaudcd loudly. In the course of an eloquent
address he declared that, had it not been for the
action OF the Toledo convention neither the Florence
nor the Paris letter would have bcen written. There
are two men who can carry Ncw-York,' he said,
and the greater Of these is James G. Blaine" Res
olutlons were adopted, pledgng the meeting to the
nominee at Chicago. The Blaine clause was this:
"That we recognize the eminent fitness Of all the gen.
tlemcn whose names have been mentioned In con-
necton with the Republican Presidential nomination,
but above them all the hearts of the people towers
that ilustlious statesman, James G. Blaine, whose
name is linked with certain victory in November,
ard we hereby commend him to the consideration and
affection OF the delegates 10 the Republican National
Convention In Chicago" Judge West said after the
meeting that he considered Depow and Harrison the
strongest ticket possible without Blaine on IT,. .
Judge West writes tonight from his home the FOL
lowing: .,,
/" Have Just received this telegram from Chicago
I" The Chicago Blaine club Endorses your spring,
MEANS Ss6ry and "er' II heE
Tonight w. " Whitley, tho great mower and
reaper maker and inventor who took the plug-hat
brigade 1900 strong TO indianapolis TO see Blaine In
1884, said: -.
II am hearth, in sympathy with last nights meet
Ing. believe just sual meeting should be heid IN
every school district in the Northern States. The
object IS to convince all other candidates that the
people desire Blaine. Then they as true Kcpuoncans
should, when the Convention assemblies, give heed TO
this great demand from the rank and file OF the
party, and gracefully withdraw In favor OF Blaue
piainase nomination means certain suoccsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

said "Therc does not sccm~to be anything TO cor
rect except the statement that tho Mayor smehed
something and said so. No politics have been DO
vcoped here yet. Mr.. Nichols must not nina peing
misrcprescntcd. The Mayor IS mlsreprcsentea hne
times out of ten, and Is sometimes provoked 10 say
somcthinCD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

ST LOFTS AND TIE TELEPHONE C0MPANf'
St. Louis. June (spccaD.-The fight between the
city and the Bell Telephone Company has asSuinea
serious phase and the company now S,a.es '" a. ~
intends to quit doing business IN o. tIo" -
acor Durant saws; "A half dozen contracts with sub
scrhora eyn,rcd to-day and refused to renew
Thorn. Under the ordinance we would DO subjected
IN heavy ane ~ we charged regular price OF $780,
and as we would lose money by mailing the charge
only ESQ rs the ordinance Dictates We have decided
to quit business
Mayor Francis says that as soon as tho telephone
company refuses to perform It's duty a. common common
from the public streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

Pr tr,aIpg with cough maay one allows himself to
aim into condition favorable to the development OF
,oue latent disease which thereafter takes full posses
op&f tho system Better cure your cold at once with
Or. Jaynes EIpectorant, good remedy for throat-as
and lung affections. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
Special Notices.
A. Jacket, Manufacturer of Reliable

.. A. JaeckeI, Manufacturer of Reliable Fura
The large increase in my business has made necessary
for me TO extend my store facilities
therefore beg you that have removed my place
of business to
IL EAST NINETEENTH STREET,
Between Broadway and 5th.ave,
(opp. Arnold, Constable & Col
SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR STORAGE REPAIRa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

hero charged with having embezzed funds from Mr.
seabury. Ho u under Indictment at Newark for
similar offence, and is stated that there are several
other charges against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
WILLARD AND TIE SOUTH POLE
y L. r.Ir.,r d.

The ridiculous story, cabled from Berlin paper,
| that Henry Willard was organizing German sonth
| Polar exuedton hardly needed contradiction. The
truth is that he merely proncfcd private aid TO an
old friend an eminent scientist, who Is protecting
| an expedition for observing magnetic cuTTeIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
LOOKING TO NEW YORK AND INDIANA.

TO the Editor Of The frt6une
Sir: The many friends Of Mr.. Blaine in this locality
arc gricved to know that no has felt compelled to
decline nomination at Chicago. They believe that
the Convention should now nominate Mr. Depew
They believe that Mr.. Dcpew can certainly carry
Ncw-York and probably New-Jersey and Connecticut
Give Harrison or Porter the second place and they
win insure US Indiana and certain victory In Novem-
Der. ii. W. HOWE
Granville Ohio, June s. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
Children Try for Pitchers Castoria
PIatt'- Chic

Ptatt'. Chiorides q True Distnfcctnnt. .
An osorlsss aud very chsas and efficient over $4,000
ndsss IL the proper household disnfectant
TRY IL You will be pleased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

Fer prickly heat. insect bites. shafng sunourns &c
rabin a. 40 be Ponds Extract diluted with
little water Insist on having genuine Ponds Extract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
GEN. GRESHAM HOPEFUL.
ruuRMAN MAKES INDIANA REPUBLICAN
PROTECTION SURE TO CARRY THE NATIoN-HAR
MoNY AT CHICAGO.

Now Albany, Ind, Juno tSpecap.-Generai Wal
Ear a Gresham arrived in this city, his home, this
morning called here by illness OF his brother john
recently stricken with paralysis He is In excellent
health and spirits. He makes no speeches talks little
and saws nothing about politics except to intimate
friends Speaking Of the nomination Of Thurman, he
said
al" Is ono Of the best things for Republican success
in Indiana which could have happened. 1t makes
Indiana truly Republican. II Gray had been nom
mated the chances OF Republican success In this State
would have been somewhat complicated. l am
Rcpublican. and desire above all things Republican
success I consider the attempt Of the Democratic
platform to indorse the tariff platform of 1854, tho
Presidents message and the Mills bill absurd. On
q straight-out Republican protection platform the
party viii surely win.'
He prophesied that the Chicago Convention would
be harmonious and would leave no wounds to heal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
IN. Duel Between Gladstone and InEerso

po,nlsr nisrest in the controversy st raging between
Cal fngsrsoI aud MI Gladstone shows abaismsnt The
n,,h American Review fur June containing Col Inger
.o latter 20 Mr. gladstone IL rapidly travelling towards
ale of 100 copies such circulation "a IN lnlcrous
sonr..t 10 Ali "competng periodicals THIS speaks vol
.ass for The merit 81 The Review and the increase Of
nouula ar intelligence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

GREAT RACE MEETING AT JEROME PARK TO-DAY.
Frequent trains leave Grand Central station between
1925 aud 1855 Pm. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
NETWORK TO MAKE THE CHOICE.

10 The Editor OF The Tribune
Sir AS Blaine is not a candidate, hope Now-York
will do her utmost for Gresham. With him we can
mako Grover Cleveland take down his flag. At any
rate, Nev-York must drop her quarrels and unite,
We do here in Illinois. A. S. WRIGHT.
Woodstock, Ill, juno a, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
Tic Electric Railway

VIII be n great Improvement it is claimed, over the
former methods OF street travel Its successful ntro-
ducton this city to be assured Almost every
good thing hcwever, has drawback, and the in-
auence exorted by the electric the watches
passengers riding in the cars must be viewed with
uncaslness. There Will be disposition to take seats
near the doors Of the and thus endeaVof 70
avoid the dangerous 1t will be manifestly
dlncult however to keep a watch outside the dangeD
line electrical field IS one OF considerable extent
After watch has become influenced the leweiler -
called upon demagnetize the parts that have oecons
Affected The cure effected only after the harm Is DONE
Prevention is better than cure, and 1t is certainly wiseS
20 keep the watch blight from getting In than "a
devise ways Of getting it out Mr.. G. A. PAlLLABDs,
OF Geneva Switzerland, conceived the idea OF using
non macnetzabe material for the parts Of the watch
that are thus constantly causing trouble and after four-
teen wears experimenting arrived at satisfactory subs
sute for the metals ordinarily used Cor the balances
and snrines This alloy PALLADIUM is used for tina
CONDENSATION BALANCE and HAIR SPRING in the
NON.MAGNETIC WATCH only. This watch compares
favorably with other watches in its finish. and is no
higher in pnce than those Of similar quality without
these improvements ID -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
AIiffle Girl Said.

Aavsyesr old said; 81 went TO Er Coon's in Cooper
Institute and bowed into tube sad my tooth fell right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
DEEPEN. HARRISON. PROTECTION AND HARMONY.


To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: II VIC cannot have Blaine let the second show
be for Depew, and Harrison as Vice-Presldent. But
above ALL recall Mr.. Blalne's sage words that the
issue of protection IS stronger than any candidate,
and the only way to imper victory is by lack OF unity
or By acrimonious contest men, In other words
bear I'm mind these cardinal points that the Repub-
lcans are fighting for party principles first and can
ddates second and tho only road to this triumph
IS by having a complete esprit do corps. !. NJ.
New York, June 8, 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

COACHMiy ARRESTED FOB THEFT
Buffalo, N Y, June s.-willam s. Cooling
colorcd man, formerly employed as coschman by
George J. seabury, of Orange n. j., Is unaer arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
Granville, Ohio, June 5, 1888.
INGALLS, AND FORAKER

To the Edftor OF The Trfbune.
Sir: For President, John y. ingalls,, OF Kansas Tor
Vice President Joseph b. Foraker, Of Ohio. This
ticket would make free traders and Copperheads
tremblc. HENRY J. WHITE
New York, June s, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
THE ANTI-MoNoPoLY ISSUE


Sir: Tho nomination Of Thurman with Cleveland
presents a new matter to the Republicans Of which
they Will do well to take notice. He makes the
ticket strong because he represents the antmonopoy
feeling In the country to great extent This Is a
strong feeling in many States and prevails here and
in the New England States have been carefully
considering the names Of Sherman, Allison, Depew,
Harrison, Mgcr, Hawley and Gresham as 10 their
availability to against Cleveland My conclusion
was that Mr.. Depew was the man to nominate, but
the nomination of Cleveland and Thurman makes me
think now that Judge Gresham is the strongest man
to nominate. He is especially strong with the people
OF the country who oppose monopoly. He would
have the support Of the labor men and the railroad
engineers, and his soldiers record IS tho very best
On the Pacific Coast no is very popular, where the
Chinese question viii remain question in poll
tics, and he would carry all the Pacific States. II
We should nominate Gresham and Warner Miller,
think could beat Cleveland and Thurman, or
Gresham and Morton would do 1t quito as effectively
Albany, June 7, 1888. REPU BLICAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
POPULAR VIEWS OF POLITICS.
TO CARRY FOUR DOUBTFUL STATES.

To the Editor OF The Trfbuna
Sir: Phelps and Harrison would mako an exceed.
ingy strong ticket. Phelps would sweep New-Jerscy
and carry New-York and Connecticut without doubt.
HIS record is clean and honorable; he has proven
himself friend Of the laborIng people and is an
avowcd protectonists Harrison being hom tho
West and also protectlonist with good reputation,
this ticket would assure us the electoral votes OF
four doubtful states, and Republican victory in No
vembor. W. g e.
Rldgewood, n. j.. June z. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
EZRA BAKER.

BOSTON. June spcciaD.-Ezra Baker, president Of
tbe American Loan and Trust Company, died on
Thursday evening at his home in Beverly. ABOUT
week ago an abscess the spine induced him 10 con-
suit medical treatment, and after an operation piooa
poisoning Of a vrucnt nature bafed tho best Skill.
Mr. Bakers position in the business world was most
honorable one. He was kind counsellor 10 many
and his opinions the result OF renecton ny ono
naturallv conservatives, were sought for by many
associated with him in large business enterprises
In his social relations he most exemplary ana MS
refined tastes made his own home delightful aDode
for all tho members of his family. Mr. Baker was
horn in Barnstable about ifty-fve years ago. HIS
father was Captain Ezra H. Baker, formerly snip.
master, but for many years member OF the hrin oi
Baker & Morrill, Ezra II. Baker entered MS la'icr
etore when quito young and there acquired that puS-
ncss eynerience Which has been so useful 10 MN;
At the death of his father he became MEMBER VI
the firm under the same utle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
BEAR IN MIND.

Allsocks Porous Plasters. mind.
Are just the quickest cure you II ma
For paiss aud aches Of every kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09
COMMENT ON TIE ST. LrUIS CONVENTION.
wATTERsoN's OWN PAPER SATISFIED.
From The LnuisviIla Courier InnrnnI

No doubt any longer exists in the mind OF any man
as to tho purposes of the Democratic party toWaru
tho tariff Whatever doubt may lave existed as 70
the meaning Of any phrase of that instrument TO
moved by the dccla alton that the party rciteratcs
those declarations interpreted by the message OF
Nj. Cleveland and the subsequent approval OF tho
action of Democrats in Congress who for four years
have labored to give force and effect to the promises
of 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-09

DIED.

Notices of marriages must be indorsca NTH H ndms
and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
The "Avon' amateurs. WAC were prey.nted BIZ tA.

The Avon amateurs. who were prevented BY n.
Buildings Department from playing AS You Llks
IT. on Friday night at tho Berkeley Lyceum bee aiso
that structure IS not In accordance with the require
ments Of the new law. have secured ader; and
VIII on Wednesday next begin their series Of enter
tsinmenis :" AS You Like IT. and Py gmalion and
Gaatea7 Will be presented.
Mrs Catherine Terry. the wealthy widow who was
accused by Anna Maria Coogan. a servant In the same
house, with assault discharged by Justice White
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
The Rev Father Charles Il. Cotton, pastor OF ST.
stephens Church In East Twenty ghth-st announces
that strawberry festival and bazaar will be opened
In the basement of that church May II, and con-
tinue throughout the week Tho proceeds are to be
devoted to the benefit Of the church The debt OF
the church now amounts to about sI4o, 900 and 10 IS
about 70 be increased by addition OF $50 600 more
This increase IS for the purpose Of establishing paro-
chal schools in obedience DEGREES Of the Third
Plenary Council Of Baltimore
The New-York Club looked dlsmantled last night
In comparison with its neighbor, the Hoffman House,
which was covered with gay flags In honor of Gov
ernor ELL. The last traces OF the old club disap-
peared yesterday, all the furniture being removed TO
the clubs now home at Thirty ffhst and Fifth ave
The furniture was sold yesterday morning at auction
about 81 900 being realized