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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
THE REPUBLICAN CLUBS ANNIVERSARY.
ELOQUENT ADDRESSES BY ITS Ex.PREsIDENTs-
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT

SOME OF THOSE PRESENT.
The Republican Club of the City OF New-York celc-
brael last night its tenth anniversary, President
Mortimer c. Addoms loosely said its tin wedding
with the Republican party" There a large at
tendance. ard among those present eXpresdents
Of the club Frederick c. Gedney James W. Halves,
Thomas i. Wentworth, James =. Foster and Edward
T. Bartlett. United states Distrct-Attoney Edward
Mitchell, cx-Judge Noah Davis. joseph Pool Colonel
T. c. LOveand. William Brookneld William Lcary
John s. Smith, Henry Gleason, a. o. Bebce, D.
Morgan Hildreth, jr James A. Blanchard, Alfred b.
Price, W. NJ. X. olcott, Job +. Hedges, Walter i.
Tufts, Stephen NJ. Wright and Colonel John H. Wood
The speakers were the former presidents and Pres
dent AddOms. Before the specch-maling began Mr..
Bartlett offered some resolutions indorsing the Re
publican State ticket and the platform. President
AddomS spoke of the loyalty OF the club. and dwclt
the part it played in formulating the wise plan Of
organizing Republican clubs throughout the country.
Mr. Gedney gave an admirable history OF tho
formation of the organization. OF which he the first
president. He tod of te check the club gave tho
Young Scratchers' movement in 1879 and the part
it played in the Garfield campaign. Mr. HAYES re
viewed the municipal, State and National reforms the
club had instituted, and Mr.. Foster, Mr.. Wentworth
and Mr.. Bartlett also made interesting and eloquent
addresses.
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Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address
DIED..

, the -, l!t9 in;t @ttG r. brief Illness
ave, above 45th-st., Wednesday, october 10, at p
BRADY-QQn Monday october Il, Cornela widow Of
Funeral services viii be held residence No AS
5thaye Thursday morning, october IT, at halfpast
BYRNE--At the residence OF her grandparents No $50
East 2sth.st October r. lila Byrne q hsart failure
Thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment.
& G09n a 9 FI555 ~ Of heart S1 fall Of
Ca1sSa ana tie late Thomas Crane s,,,w,a,f
H STANFORD conn, on wednesday October iS az
train arrives at Grand Central Depot at i p. M
GEDNEY-on Tuesday, the 18th inst, silvanus Gedney
RELATIVES and friends are 5yted attend the funeral ser
S on Sb@cb at $50 p near gm aT te' Washington
lI iTaI pepot THURSDAY morning 10 ocoek 'O O'
GUTMAN-Joseph Guman IT,. Saturday. october 10, 1889
in the oath year Of his age. 90 .,.oo ,.,--
his late residence No 12i East 46th-st.
HALLIn Brooklyn. on Tuesday. October l5 Alfred Hall.
KIP-At Peeksklll October H. william son Of Isaac and
Catharine Martin Kip, deceased, OF New-York City, in
Funeral services private.
Da TaTryown NJ ~ wedHesday i5h nst at haf past
The yeatlves and friends Of the family and sh Company
Uniformed Veterans, 18th Regiment y. G. 5. n. Y. are
The residence Of his bTohera.law james r. Giady No
AS Pacncst Brooklyn, on Thursday evening October
Interm ne at convenience Of the family.
IMMORAL his residence. Stamford Conn, Sunday Oco
Der 10, Of bronchitis, Ex-Governor William T. Minor,
aged "a years.
Funeral services will held Johns Church STAN.
ford Conn. Wednesday ate 80. Carriages
will be in readiness the depot arrival OF o'clock
train New York and train coming from the east at
SOs Relatives and friends are particularly invited to
attend
PALMER-Tuesday. October 10 at the residence Of
William r. webster Brooklyn. Mrs Julia Palmer in the
Funeral services and ntement at Buffalo, Thursday the
18th inst.
ROPES-At Sacramento, Cal. October s. 1880 Albert
Barrett. Lydia L. and the late David n Ropes
Funeral services SwegcubOgan Church EsseA-st
Orange n j.. THURSDAY October II, at 80 p.
Train from foot OF Barclay-st. at 30.
Friends and relatives are invited attend without further
notice.
Is az Mount Vernon, n Y, Helen
daughter OF Richard NJ. and Nellie G. Winfield age
years months
Funeral private.
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Post Once Notice.
tshoud be read daily by all ntere sed changes NAY

should De read daily by all interested. changes nay
Letters for foreign countries need be specially
when i to se S aS Of b,aSs co
n az b Ii letters not specially addressed being
co Foreign malls oS tn: week ending October 10 will
$s: a. n 5nI o S isosad ioSS'
Britain and other European countries be directed
pei sa al yS 10 aS S O f@ ,ES0P
ireland must be directed per saaiej at 80 M for
ddSS Snsid ' 4 p o qs tsm
tte SS'So o ana iISaas per Si Of
be directed cry Of washins,on at D. Sp %
y, 30 Tor or, TgEogs
m FOR the NeiheTands a alest pr r. Gaiaad Via
At l p. IN. for venezue?. Curacao, and savanIa via
Curacao per s. VALENCIA tetiers for other Colombian
tarupanO and Cudad Bolivar, Elgva from New.
~ FRiDAY-At 80 p. m. for Newfoundland, per :.
sXTURpXYIAt a. m for France, Switzerland. Ialy,
Spain and Portugal per Ia Bourgoene. VIA Havre;
Gown AZ letters for Great B and SeT Ero Ss eSu
Great res T Bt1 in Belgium NeSand Austria o Ge mn 1yi
ESn%aTk r., NS5"a sya f RSme ana S
must be directed per Ems az II a. m. for Jamaica,
iS ?a'n G S CUBA NT per eaSc a Havana deter:
t be dire Tree q PeP seneca at p m for Cape ay
TruNo and Ruatan, per 5. 8 J. oteri jr. from New
'sUYDAY-At a: n FOR ProggTeso: per aM Ygns,
can states va Vera oS c c1., mR t be dTgS God Pe "
Mails for Australia, New-Zfaland Hawaiian. FIJI and
Samoan Islands. per Mafiposa from san Francseo).
here November 10. m. (0r arrival New.
York Of Aurania, with British malls Tor Austrls).
Mails for China s so Jlp1o per CITY Of Pekms G
r TIE Society Islands per ship City u Papelti
Cuba by rail to Tampa. Fla, and IT, by steamer. via
Ecy West Fla. this Office daily n . 80 m.
Tho schedule ~ closing - THnsPa tic mails
on the presump OF their uninteruDet overland
sit 10 San Francisco. Nail7 from Fas. arriving on
time Francisco the day OF s7lng % steamers
spatchei thence the day. Registered mall closes
at @ 80 p. IN. previous dsv.
Post once New York. y. Y. Oct II. 1889.
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sIvANUs GEDNEY.

sllvanus Gedney died yesterday morning AZ tne l,0
OF his son, W. A. Gedney, No. @2' West Nii'' -,
lie was born in Mamaroneck Wes"hcsUr Ooul,' i,,o
1901 and came IN this city about 1919, going lnto
business as a bplder under the firm name Of Haluen
& Gedney. He remained in this business ior o,u'
fifty years. and retired about twenty years ago ~
at one time assessor OF the Eighth ward anu -
1912 was Alderman from that wand Some years i',,.
he was Superintendent Of streets and Lamps. m
built the Washington SQUARE Methodist EplscoPa
Church and yvas one OF lie prominent officials from e
foundation in 1883 The burial will take place ~
morrow at MamaVneck IN the pr' 400 '"''''
which has been used by the family since l'Z-'
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STATE NOMINATIONS BY BOTH PARTIES.

POughkeepsie, Oct - (SpeciaD-The Republicans OF
the XVIII Senatorial District held their convention
this afternoon TO nominate candidate for Senator
John l. Patt of The Poughkeepsle Eagle" was
elected chairman, and he made speech during which
he said that one of the important issues before the
people Is the question whether the Executive shall
dominate the Legislature and dictate to It. Hamilton
Fish. Of GaTisOns, nominated Gilbert A. Dean for
senator in a neat speech The nomination being sec
1nded bv George FtStcryne OF Rhinebeck and 4 r.
Gardner, OF Columbia, Mr. Deane nominated by
reclamation. lie escorted TO the platform and
made brief speech Of thanks, saying denomination
was very gratifying 10 him.
Kingston, y. Y. oct. IS (SpecaD.-Assemblyman
Jacob Rice. Of this city, has been renomnated by
the Democrats of the Id Ulster County District.
Warsaw, y. V, Oct. Is (Spccial.-The convention
of Democrats held at the courthouse here to-day nom
mated for member Of Assembly H. H. Edred Of Attica
for County Treasurer J. II. Vincent Of Pike; for
Superintendent OF the Poor. Frank Wilson, OF Eagle ;
for Justice OF Sessions Andrew Kensler Of Sheldon
There nominee for County Judge Surrogate.
This is practically an Endorsement Of Judge Byron
a nomination and VIII be run II is asserted by his
disgruntled supporters against his consent for re-
election. ii. H. Eldred was formerly of NewIOrk
city, but is now vicepresident and general manager
Of the Athca Mills.
Cherry Valley Oct 10 CspeciaD.-The schoharie
County Repnblcans at their convention here today
nominated J. hubbard, of Jefferson, for member of
Assembly; L; W Baxter, of Cobeskin, for District
Attorney and Mark Stevens, of schohare. for County
Newburg, Oct. 15.-Today at Goshen the Repub-
lican Senatorial Convention nominated W. p Richard
son. of Goshen, for senator
Troy, Oct 15.-Michsel F. Collins of Troy was
today renominated for Senator by the Democrats
Of the Rens sclaer-W ashingtOn District
The Republicans OF the lid District OF Rensselaer,
County today rcnOmnated Joseph S. Saunders of
Grafton, for member Of Assembly.
Rochester Oct. 15.-Ihe Democratic Senatorial Con-
yention of the XXIXth District today nominated
Donald McNaughton by reclamation.
Syracuse, oct 15.-At the Democratic Senatorial
Convention OF the XXVIIIth District held at Geneva
this morning, Martin ]. Sunderland, of Watkins was
nominated by reclamation.
Rochester, n. Y. Oct 15.-The Republicans OF the
ia District OF Monroe County tonight renomluated
Joseph Bauer for member of Assembly.
|lens Falls, N. Y, Oct. 15.-The Warren County
Republican Convention was held here to-day. A reso
iuuoh was carried that the future representation Of
o"hs IN the Warren County Republican conventions
NC on tnis basis Each town shall be entitled to
, delegates and additional delegate for each
~ Eotes and major part Of 100 cast for the head OF
VIC hcpuDAcan ticket. Scott Barton, of HORIZON
was nominated for the Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
CHARGES AGAINST OIL CARRYING ROADS.

CHARGES AGAINST OIL CARRYING ROADS.
Washington, Oct. 15.-The Interstate Commerce Com
mission to-day resumed the hearing, begun in May,
Of the Independent Rcfncrs' Associations Of both
OH City and Tltusvle, Penn, against the Western
New York and Pennsylvania Railway Company tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, the Erie Company,
and the Lchlgh Valley Railroad Company. There
are three questions issue in the complaint first
the rates between the oil region and the scaboau !;
second, the allegation that the difference in freight
rates between oil transported in tank cars and IN
barrels amounts 20 a discrimination against COM
palnants and, thirdly, the contention that the rail
road companies bound to furnish tank cars to
shippers though generally such cars arc furnished
by the shippers Several railroad officials and other
witnesses were examined on behalf Of compliments.
In Connection with the hearing today, LaurenS May
nari, counsel for f. W. BabcOck Co., wholesale deal
crs in Illuminating oils AT Boston and Providence,
submitted a printed statement. IN which his clients
recite alleged improper classification OF oil and I'M
Just special discrimination by the railroads against
Boston and in favor OF New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
4 SOUVENIR FOR THE DELEGATES

An interesting souvenir OF the trip of the delegates
TO the PanAmerican Congress 10 Niagara Falls was
issued by the NewYOrk Central Railroad. In the
form OF folder. II contained brief descriptions OF
the important cities, towns and features along the
route of the visitors, and helped materially IN adding
to their facilities OF observation. The folder was
handsomely prepared by the American Bank Note
Company, and Of sufficient merit to Justify
many Of the South Americans and even hone mem
bers Of the Congress in retaining It as memento
Of their enterprise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
THE "BIG FOUR SAID TO BE AFTER THE .. g.


Columbus, Ohio, Oct. Is SpeclaD.-There
well authenticated rumor here to day that a meeting
OF the Columbus, Springfield and Cincinnati stock
holders would be held October 81 to consider the
advsabiity Of disposng Of the road to the Big Four"
which determined 10 reach Columbus from the West
as well as the East The Columbus. Spnn gfeld and
Cincinnati runs from Columbus to Springfield connect
ing at the latter place with the Big Four main line
between Cincinnati and Cleveland Tho rumOr re-
ceves credence from the fact that tho annual meeting
OF the Big -Four" stockholders IS TO be held at Gin
cinnau on October 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16

Feeble, Tired Women, needing mild strengthened
and stomachIc Will find generally Just what they re-
qure in the use of DR.. d. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge.
a the small or tonic doses. IL cOrrects acdity Of
the stomach, gives tone to the organs of digestion,
improves appetite and assimilation Of food; thus
assisting nature in the restoration OF woned heath
and strength Where tho liver IS inactive the Sanativc
Pills, taken In conjunction with tho Vermfugc, will
be of much service. The Vermifuge Is inexpensive
and thus within the reach OF all; but for the above
uses it will be cheaper TO buy the double or half
dollar size. Sold by all Druggists. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
VIEWS OF PRESIDENT ROBERTS.

indianapolis Oct. 10 STANDARDIZATION Roberts,
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, was interviewed here
To-Day lie said, speaking Of the Interstate Commerce
Law RAILROAD business Will be what It should
be untils law protecting the companies as well as
the public enacted II the price Of riding certain
distance was no moro liable to fuctuation than the
price Of a postage stamp now IS cur business would
become established upon a firm basis and we could
reauce me rates Now the men who travel at regular
rates must pay high fare 10 balance the low fare Of
The man who buys excursion tlcketsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
Married AT THE STATE FAIR.

Raleigh, N. c., Oct 15.-1he largest crowd ever
at fair in this State attended the State Fair
today. The chief attraction TO day was the marra
of W. NJ. Bateman and Miss Josephine Movies, Of
Washington County, which took place at the grand
stand at noon. The bride and groom were both
attrcd in costumes Of Southern oOtton-baggng, and
we're attended by four couples, all costumed In the
same material.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
BUILDING MISSOURI PACIFIC FEEDERS.

fort scott Kan, Oct. 15.-The railway companies
oontroIied by the Missouri Pacific chartered at
IopeKa on saturday. They the Fort Scott terminal
The Tort Scott and Southern and the Fort Scott and
Western The City Council has granted the roads
franchises and rights Of way, and the work OF con
strucuon was begun to-day. The new roads are
being buht TO connect Missouri Pacific lines In
southern Kansas with each other and the main line
OnG nc" line VIII be built southwest 10 connect
win me wichita, Fort Scott and Western and
VIII De pun west 10 connect with the Kansas No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
NEw.JERsEY JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

VIA CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
The autumn races at the track Of the New
jersey Jockey Club, near Elizabeth, begin Wednesday.
October 10. and Will attract large numbers from this
city. In view of the heavy travel the Central Rail
road OF NewJersey has provided special trains direct
from foot Of BiberySt. to the Grand Stand aiOrdlng
thereby the quickest means of reaching the track.
Trains leave foot Libertyst., y. r., at - 80. l.,
30. 80, 80 and p. M, beginning Wednesday,
October 49, and continuing each day during the meet
ing 10 November ID.
Fare for round trip, including admission 10 Grand
Stand. 81 30. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
FINES IMPOSED on OFFENDING ROADS,

Chicago, Oct 10 CSpecian Chairman Abbott Of
tho Western States Passenger Association has fined
the Burlington, Rock Island, Northwestern and st.
Paul for various Irregularities IN the issuance of
tickets The Burlington used a wrong basis in
quoting one way fares to Colortdo and hOnored a
wrong form Of ticket, reading Nashville and
Issued by its Western line. the burlington and Mis-
profits accruing from the sales The other roads
were lined like amounts for selling tickets via
10 Pueblo, at S2O, the Association rate having been
fixed M $50 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
MARRIED.

ARMsTRONG-RIDGELY-O Monday evening October
II. lsS9 at the residence OF the brides parents Wee
hawken Heights n. j. By the Rev. George c. lI0ught0n
Helen ~ Kldgely ana George H. Armstrong, Of New
York City.
BRIG g. at Islip, Long Island, by
bho Rev. Louis Lampm9n. William Eley Bright. Of
Watham Mass, and Josephine Boerum daughter Of the
late Thomas Jackson OF Brooklyn, y. Y,
GAYNOR- HENRATY-On Tuesday October Is St.
Catharnes Church by Rev Father Edward +. Slattery
Eva IIcnraty to f.. +. j. GaynOr.
HARRIS-ROBERTS-On Tuesday, october 15 by Rev.
Dr. HOughtOn, John S. Harris 70 Minnie L. Roberts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
RHODE IsLA,-p VOTES FOR NETWORK.

Providence, Il. J., Oct 10 (speciaD.-New-fork
trfumphed In tho meeting OF dc egaes from the
several business associations Of the state called by
Governor Ladd to express choice for site for tho
Exposition Of 1892. In response to request that
the contestng cities send 10 present their
claims, Ncw-York sent Mr. Gallup. secretary OF tho
Committee Legislation washington sent Alexander
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cHIcAGo's PROPOSED RAPIp.TR,ysrr ROAD.

chicago, Oct 10 (spcclsD.-Thc Chicago Council
committee has recommended "a twenty fve-year charter
Tor The Chicago Rapd-Translt Company. IN eevaiel
ROAD from Market and Washington SITS, west by way
VI hahdolph-st and Ogden-avc. TO Crawford ave, IS
ttOhiehplaied The speed Of trains Is limited TO
t"ent!-hVe miles an hour and fares are hxed at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
Dolltlcal Notlce.
The Renublicnu Voters

ENROLLED IN THE SEVERAL
Assembly Districts except 17n Assembly District
OF the City and County
OF NETWORK,
will at the places hereinafter named Fsiday
Oct 18TH 1889 and in the 17th Assembly District on
Saturday, Oct 18Th 1852 for the purpose Of cectiDg
delegates to the Nominating Conventions named follows
A COUNTY CONVENTION
TO be held at the Grand opera House Hail. OF 23i
st. and shaye on Thursay evening october 2ith 1859
at O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
DEMOCRATS TRYING TO RAISE MONEY.

The Executive Committee Of the Democratic State
Commite tried "to get together last night at the
Hoffman House for formal discussion Of the situation
Before the evening all Of the members, except
Congressman Flower and Mayor Grant had appeared.
The main subject discussion the raising OF money
for the campaign The committee viii try TO get TO-
gether at a more seasonabe hour tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
November Number Now Ready.
THE NETWORK FASHION BAZAAR,
THE BEST LADIES MAGAZINE.

Most Of the Fashions in the BAZAAR issued sinful
tane0uSly In
NETWORK AND PARIS,
Making IL the most complete periodical for Dresmakers in
the world, and the most popular Fashion Magazine for
mothers and heads Of families
NEW WINTER FASHION PLATES FOR LADIES AND
CHILDREN.
Sumptuous and Lovely Array Of
NEW EVENING AND BALL TOILETS. WALKING
COSTITNTS AND HOUSE DRESSES NEW WIN
TER BONNETS, AND MODELS OB PARIS HATS.
The Christmas Number VIII Contain
A MAGNIFICENT CHROMO SUPPLEMENT OF
MEISSONIERS GREAT PAINTING,
" FRIEDLAND; 1907"
Representing Napoleon zenith Of his glory at the
B1te Of Frcdand From the original picture In the
Metropolitan Museum Of Art New York. for which $500
paid at the famous Stewart sale.
The serial storios in THE NETWORK FASHION BA-
EAR the best which can Do obtained anywhere in
the December number stories VIII be commenced by
w. f. NORRIS
And by the Author OF His Welded WIFE"
In the November number are
SERIALS BY EDNA LYALL AND w. HEIMBURG
Short Stories by Jeanette H. Walworh
aud Others and
rnerestinq Areles bv Mrs n s. Stowe Mary Il. Bryan,
and Margaret Abbey Austin
ARTICLES ON HOUSEHOLD MANAGEMENT Do
MES'TIC RECIPES, HUMOROUS PARAGkAPhs'
COMIC ILLUSTRATIONS ETC. EiO'
THE NEW. YORK FASHION BAZAAR Is for sale by AL
newiealers It Will also be sent postage pr7pal lor 20
nar The subscription price IA $500 per
va Aedress GEORGE MUNRO, Munr1s fubshlng
House. IL 70 "a Vandewster Street N T. II. y. Boa Uol)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
ACCEPTING THE ATCHIsoN PLAN

Boston, Oct 16.-The Boston Maine Insurance
Company considered ths Atchison plan of r,org1uiza
ton at Its directors meeting to-day, and voted IN
ADOPT II and deposit under It's provisions ali the
securities held by the company I'LL u''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
PROPOSED ROAD IN NEW.JFRsEY

princeton, ~ j., oct. 15.-The proposed railroad
uetWeen Trenton and Point Pleasant by way Of Ham-
Ton Square, Allentown and Lakewood. Will be forty
mhes long. Most OF the stock has been subscribed,
me right OF way has been secured and surveyors aro
al work on the proposed route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
REFORMED CHURCH SYNOD.

Carlisle. Penn. Oct. Is tSpeclaD.-The Reformed
Church Synod OF the United States, which has been
in session during tho past week In this city, to-day
adjourned after transacng some miscellaneous bust
ness and eecting officers. 70 meet AZ Hanover Penn.
next October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16

II you want to hire servants or find situations find
beard or rooms, buy sell real estate let or hire
houses find work or workers of one kind or another
you should examine the many columns of interesting
announcements on the third and hltf pages Of The
Tribune to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
DIRECTING TO AN INSURANCE CLAUSE.

81 Louis, Oct. 15.-The Board of Directors OF the
Melchants' Exchange has adopted a strong resolution
against the action of the frank Line Association OF
t year regarding the insurance clause I'm bills OF
ISuins ana respectfully urging upon al portaton
os OF the country - way the ObjectiOns)e clause
people. ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16

THE CONTROL OF oMAHAS STREET CAR LINES
Omaha, Neb., Oct. 15.-The Consolidated Street Rail.
way Company today purchased Mercer Electric Street
Railway for S5,0Cc0 OO This gives the organization
monopoly OF all cable electric and car lines in the
city, aggregsting seventy-two miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
TRAFFIC MANAGER WICKER RESIGNS,

Chicago, Oct. 15.-H C. Wioler has resigned tho
office of general traffic manager of tie Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad which place he has held since
1870. His resignation Is TO take effect November /,
MI Wicker Will then spend few months abroad. IL
stated hat be VIII 90 abroad for the purpose OF
interesting foreign capital in a railway enterprise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16

for Mayor No nomination made however those
supporting ex-Aderman Charles W. Hallett and those
supporting Police Justice Luclus ~ Manley being
about equally divided. Committees were appointed
10 confer with the Citizens Committee. and the Demo
cratic factions opposed 10 the reelection of Mayor
Gleason, with view OF uniting ON candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
MIR. sTUBBs's PROMOTION

San Francisco, Oct. ID. C. stubbs general traffic
manager Of the Southern Pacific Company has re-
signed to accept tho appointment of second vice
president of the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul