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IloR sALE-2-sTORY AND BASEMENT. ROOMS.
Il AL mi Riggs st. near 18th $500; time to suit
U1g-3t J. H GRAY CO.. 637 81.
LcOk SALE - BEAUTIFUL HOME; LARGE
y grounds with shade. IN Mt Pleasant. 18th st. ex-
esnded. INQUIRE of owner. G. :. MONTAGUE 5yl7-lw'
EoR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
II facing Franklin Square, lie fought cheap IL
bought quick PLANT TURPIN, safe Derosit
building, 18th IT. aud n. =. ave. Nl9-6t
EoR sALE-NEAT GROOM BRICK HOUSE. N. l..
r sll ed St NV; $4,000 n. n PARKEl l4i 8
- NJ. jv1o-0t
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The MOST ATTRACTIVE SEAsHoRr RESORT IN
MARYLAxD.-Ocean City is one Of the most
attractive resorts on the Atlantic coast II pos
sesses beautiful beach and all the facilities
for bathing and sailing. 1t II peculiarly inter-
esting to Washingtonians this season from the
fact that the principal hotel il kept by Mr.. c. w.
Spofford Of the Riggs house and that the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad has in service =
through train TO that point, leaving Washing-
ton at i:17 p.m.-Aduk
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ITALY AND THE VATICAN.
A Member Of the Pope's Household on
the Reported Intent to Leave Rome.

The Church Nerrs of this city will publish in
its next issue the following, which was sent to
them by its Rome correspondent, who is a men,
Der Of the papal household:
"Ou Sunday last June 30) the holy father
held secret consistory, at which was published
his encyclical condemning in very strong Ian
guage the recent demonstrations in honor of
Giordano Bruno. The whole press took fright
on account of the consistory being called SO
suddenly and exclaimed that the pope was to
leave Rome, and this was the true cause Of the
council being summoned. AL the week we
have had nothing but arguments ON this sub
ject, treated in every way it possible for the
most imaginative person to think of. Yet the
holy father is still here and it is quite
certain that, whatever may be said,
he will do that which is right
Among Catholics here no ones gives a mo-
ments thought to the idea Of the pope's de-
parture, unless war was to break out and the
conduct OF the Italian government rendered
departure absolutely necessary. In the senate
| the other day Signor Crispi was asked as to the
supposed departure of the pope from Rome
His answer was that the pope was free to re-
main or to leave. In the latter case the gov
| eminent would take care that sovereign honors
| should be rendered to him and his safety guar
| anteed as far the frontier. As far as Italy
was concerned 1t did not matter the least in
the world whether the pope went or stayed.
difference OF the minister. It says that he ID
\ in great fear in case the departure becomes q
fact. Hence the inspired articles in his journal
and the bitter and angry speeches delivered by
him on the church In general and in Africa in
particular"
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TIE FIRST MEN on TIE BOAT
were the troops Of the seventh battalion, COM
handed by Major Fleetwood They were given
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BOARDING.

THE AUBURN, PENNSYLVANIA AVE, CORNER
Il I'D st. NV.
Cool, pleasant rooms with board at reasonable
prices my2S-2m'
VNHE WEBSTER, 513 18TH ST. NV, SIGHT
seers' home central to all points Of interest,"
day. 81 TO 81. J. A.. DEWITT. Prop. jaI4-6in
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THE CRY OF ono WATER"

ciplined, is credit to the national capital.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

ENOR SALE-FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, SIX
rooms BATH water IN house, good WE'LL fruit trees,
vines. Inquire L. j. PUTNAM, on premises, cor Ma
pie ave- and Spring ST., Anacostia. Je27-lm.
SOUTH BROOkI4AND. SOUTH BROOKLAND
- Notice 10 the Public: Persons desiring visit the
mentioned Subdivision will ind short about
ten minutes) drive from the city by way of Lincoln
turning of opposite GIenwood Cemetery at Cen
trial ave. which street has been opened all the way
through. ty6-1m
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
oUtRrERsTRBTOH NOTES.

your Uncle william DAILY has sold Freedom 10 u n
Post the steeplechase Jockey, for $'oo' Inns "
barcain but It is a family affair, as POST Is DalS
Ou-ln-law.
aAndyp McCarthy's temper and tongue keep MN IN
hot water nearly al the time. The judges Su"pouSu
him for the rest of the year for sassng Starter Cao
we'll To will ride OF Clifton which refuses 10 reCoe
z the rulings of the respectable Jockey cIuos' nc
Cobv,s chief offence seemed to be his abuse o '9e7
scino Af4canus when the latter caught Connemara "
the bride and attempted to persuade her 10 oeh@o "
the post.
T. was reported after tho third race that saer ha
,storrnncd TO turn GREGORY out and let him rest u
no,t snrng The colt certainly has earned lesV'
lie llmped painfully after winning his race
To-day the bookmaLers will draw again Tor STANDS
bcre 4, uJely TO be a falling off in numbers as theI0
IN, scarcely business enough for fifty pencillera III
,be ring. Many complain Of a scarcity OF money
~, course money is scarce The ring has got II all
prt seriously tho fields on Wednesday and THURSDAY
we're TOO small to encourage betting. Most oil the
.a,,rnaL.rs were idle. Yesterday there was ue-
,,d irrnroyement and today the ring Will iaHH
80 Nth business About twenty pencIers now
h'i 1In - beis and nearly all are likely 10 40 so
before the meeting ends. . l.. o,,. 10 dor with 4
CooIwin's Guide" No. IL, IS OUT toudy Viii VIII . .
iotc record of the years racing from January ,
comp ipD, ,hcr 10 Exclusive of indexes, the D9oh
10 - Si6 naces The size OF 1t conveys an mc'.
~ tLe vast scale which racing Is now cohiC ~
" ~ I-nitcd states 1t will require a V0uhe Vi
II oo0 16 paccs to record all the races run IN 1852
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
cIvru D,cr crrrrNc svrrpsTAKFS TW
THE ELIZABETH ENTRIES TO-DAY.

There will be larger field the New-Jersey
Jockey Club to-day than any previous day,
and the betting will probably be good. a. there VIII
be overwhelming favorites TO discourage specu'a-
ton. The conditions Of the contests admit the various
entries at such weights that close and srug.
giles at the finishes may be expected. With the SAT-
urlay haifhOliday, and the anticipated continuance Of
the acceptable weather of tho last four days. twice
thrice the attendance of the opening day may be
fairly expected for there will be rival attractions
in the way of racing anywhere, and with promising
a programme upon comfortable and convenient =
course, easily reached IN short time from this
city, all the admirers OF racing should turn out to q
man, woman and child, at the Elizabeth track to-day.
DiablO may win the first race, with Bradford sec
Ond, although there many fast prnters iD it at
moderate weights that results must be looked upon
very doubtful
Badge is likely to capture the second raco, with
Comc-tO- -Taw second.
Craftsman ought 10 carry of the third race while
Cartoon or Oregon may run second.
Possibly Ieyday may be first in the fourth race and
Fairy Queen may get second place
CNil Service ought b secure the fifth race, at I'VE
ftrlOngS for tw0-yearO Olds, and Ocypete has an en
phatic claim upon second place.
Bravo ought to be first IN the sixth race, at q m1e
and Philosophy appears auspciOu, for second place
Here the lists of probable starters for all the
FIRST RACE-SWTEPST SPECIAL WEIGHTS
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
wonr oP ST. LUKE,s HOSPITAL.

ma annual meeting OF St. Lukc's Hospital was held
, tint President John II. Earle presided, and the
,nc were elected to constitute the Board Of Managers
% ,ho coming year: Samuel ID. Babcock, James NJ
o., Wadron r. Brown, Hugh N Camp, George a
i'o.i,cr Chauncey NJ. Depew, John H. Earle, ChareS
,t trv Ansom NJ Hard Charles G. Landon Benom Lock
-, Gcorre NJ Miller Gordon Norrie. Henry A. oakley
frv Parish Percy t. Pyne, Moses Taylor Pyne Henry
- ropvick Charles H. Russell ~ Edward Schel william
,,,,,,dar Smith j. Noble Stoarns. David stewart
,'onneIi,,s vanderbilt and philip G.. Weaver.
nurine the year 205 patients have been treated OF
o1a were discharged cured, COB improved, eighty
,,,cn unmploycd while III died and 40 remained in
the hospital ~ - -, oo.a
r,e average daily cost OF each patient was 81 2o.s
t included the repairs and improvements to the hos
,,ai a. well as interest The Finance Committee re-
1 the total amount OF trust funds TO be S659Oe9 ~
-, ~, which f. invested In compliance with the laws OF
nc state yielding annual interest OF S3i'SS9 69'
% ,t, expenses FOR the maintenance OF the hospital for
10 r,ar were sJ2.OOS -, and Of that $l2.577 % was
,, for improvements yearly deficit Of $4,000 has
,et fo- some years and 10 meet this d'tciency the
"a ~ Managers have been obliged to glvo the note ot
s corporation far $4,000. report from the Execu-
IN ,r,mIttce relative to the Training School for Nurses
,,cco II 20 be IN nourishing condition.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
A SHARP SENATORIAL CONTEST ENDED.
THOMAS BENTON WILSON CHOSEN IN THE xITH
DISTRICT OLE OHIO.

DISTRNI Of OtlD.
Springfield, Ohio, Oct. Spec!al-Much sat
sfaction IS expressed over tho action of
the Senatorial Convention held this afternoon at
Urbana to repair the mischief done by the two op-
posing Republican conventions held In that city a
few weeks ago, which nominated two candidates in
stead OF the which should have been named In
stead Of the heat and bad blood shown AT the two prev
Gus conventions, here begun to-day Of good
feeling Both George c. Rawns Of this city, In
Clark County, who nominated at Of the
conventions, and John f. Locke OF London Madison
County, the other nominee, after much controversy
agreed to withdraw from the Geld that a can
didate might be nominated and Mr.. Rawins conceded
that Madison County should have the man Madison
County presented Thomas Benton wilson, Of Deer
Creek township, farmer and stock raiser
and a graduate OF the Ohio Wesleyan University, at
Delaware, and a Of ability and character. He
nominated by acclamation. with an encouragi ging
manifestation Of genuine enthusiasm. This action
sOdihes the Republicans Of the Nth Senatorial Dis
Iict of Ohio including Madison, CHAMPAIGN and Clark
counties and Will result In sending five sterling and
able Republicans TO the new legislature, who will
vote for Republican successor to senator Henry b.
Payne.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
NOMINATED FOR THE ASSEMBLY

Buffalo, n Y, Oct IS (SpeciaD Assistant District
Attorney Daniel J. Kennefck, nominated by the
Republicans of the Ist Assembly District today to
run against Governor IInls lieutenant William f..
Sheehan. Henry W. Brcndel nominated in the
Id District, Leroy Andrus was renomina ted in the
Hid, Christopher Smith nominated IN the IVtb
ard William +. Curr!er in the Ntl
whitehall. Y. Y, Oct 1s.-The Democratic Con
veuton Of the Id Assembly District Of Washington
County to-day nominated Rufus II. Davis. of White.
hall
syracuse, y. Y, oct. l3.-The Democrats of Onon-
daga County to-day nominated James K NcGutrc
Frank W. Waggoner and Charles Larkin for the As
scmby in the 1st, Id ana lIld Districts respectively
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
GERMAN REPUEMcANs IN LINE

The members Of tho German Republican County
Committee are actively at worl. In the canvass and
are in full accord with the state and County Ren,b
ljcan ORGANIZATIONS EX-COrOncr Ferdinand Edmann
chairman OF the committee. said last evening that
the situation ~ far a; his countFymen were con.
cerned. was excellent " Tho outlook fir Novcmb.r
in the German Republican camp he said never was
better The bulk Of the German vo;o IS naturally
Republican, and i; Is going 10 follow is bent This
fall. because there Is reason why it should NOT
believe that more Germans VIII vote the Kepuhli
can ticket than at any previous election in Gheen
years"
Other influential Germans say that lIIllsnl7 f.
rapidly losing its attractions for people of their
nationality "The Governors whishey policy said
4 rrpWincnt member oi the AriDu SDcct. yc,ier,l,r
NAV excite cnthus asm among people ntrr.sfeJ ,n
n and the rum traffic but the better AID more intcI
cent class Of my cOuntrymcn want none OF Il Yot
yil see this sentiment reflected In the German vac
on Mr. Hills Syracuse uCkct'
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
xo OPPOSITION TO C p vRDpER.

Buffalo, N. Y, oct. 1s.-A meeting OF the speolAl
Committee Of the Republican state Committee cou-
posed of o. G. Warren, chairman, Colonel D. v H.
Cruger and Charles A. ChickeriDg, appointed 10 con
sider respportonment of Chautauqua and Calta@uguS
counties for Senatorial Conventions, was held here
this morning. The committee listened TO arguments
ON both sides after which Loren b. Sessions VINO
was present formally withdrew from the canvass for
Senator in the NXXIld District in favor Of {. f.
1-aSder The regular candidate. The trouble in this
tisfrct wa, over the number OF delegates rom
Shautauoua and Cattaraugus counties. ChautaDqla
bes 10 600 votes, and C1tarauguS e'Ooo but oolh
have thc same number of delegates
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
Dr rvrv OF GOOD SPEAKERS PROMISED.

Every good citizen is invited to attend the mass
meeting OF the Republican Downtown CLUB at It's
club house, No. 81 New-st, this afternoon Inc
proceedings will begin promptly at 3 O'CLOCK En-
enotor Warner Miller Will be present to discuss the
-. % tho canvass There will also be speeches
hv Iobn r Plummer, Colonel strong, General Hedges
and the other Republican candidates, and NUMBER Oh
other good talhcrs
A r Whitney, president Of the club, VIII open tno
meeting Mr. Muford, chairman of the Campaign
committee will preside. If the clubhouse prosgS
>, hn TO small TO hold the crowd, an Open-dlI
10 gg % YIN be held so that nobody need stay away
through fear that there viii not be roo room emus that
nm III "a ne present If such thing were possible.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
hsimony dd not start. Gregory was lame be,ora ,,,
race and lamer after IL ~ '"o Oei''e Ias
foUEIH RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES an
sio

EACH, $500 ADDED. SIX FURLoYGS '''
n Mckia5eys kri99ss aess en- i61 I y Nqe sy Silent
anGSeg HeySrSycs S'3SGf ch VIVA lo2
Jcrass s'.oS' sa g ? syraSas% aS5eq
T. 9anas d Rs'y' D. fh Lou:e 4 G%'y
G. Forbes's 70 bSs9's'b6s's G9; Fs.s a. Romp lo7......
J. HyJands b. h. GrenmadeT ali asea ii2w DonG6Ss1
D"yer Brothers b. c. Newburg, g. l05 (car. IO7si
Empire Stables ch. coldseam, 5. lo5 CIccaH6yj
. Betting To- wn-Nute to l. Vivid Is TO l. Lotion +,
RomD nj reaa1eE so GS,I to 2 Syaegse 20 Fred % j.
20 70 l, Louise 40 70 !.
GBS5pS ie cJsa syseass sy?n: S YY5 3 hoo9 R
io%iss iGl2y to l. Newburg to J. Coisueam 70 /.
Nj Mr. :o6 caiyg q, being Of his generous moods, mai.
winning lead OF lengths Glory was the oSiy one 4
a % max eyer got near him and her ehs eogs
deparei into obscusy. Louise up for bali mile
"' aa4 ii h a.5 .osny y % & e W v$ e qua e "a
8h ca68 @ am scuied ne pace by neck from Lotion VII,
lengths The fayo5te Gfenaier was never Tor ono
and py rode y oVef to ese t. vas Gnaac may VIII a
next time No bid for Mute
FIFTH RACE-swEEPsTAKE go EACH 5000
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. 1.l0 MILES.
g. Mabaum's b g. LarchmOnt, by LOngfehoT-May
Browns 5. fFodIsal Son. ,. 70 :a;f f,5ay,.
W. b. Jenningss br N. Swift, aged, 167 ..,,I-.-j
s 5. Browns b. c. J. A b. 3, 1l3 Rergenl
Hanover stables b. c. Burnside :. % ..t Decker
g. ForbcsS b. G. Brussels 3. 1ol (c1r 102i2l cIayoD
OakwOOi Stables b. Connemara, s. 1C7.. Mccarthy
Tlme-t 81.
!, Swift 70 I. J. A. B. 70 l, Clay stockton 10 l.
Conucmlra IL Brussels Is I. Burn-d 30 70 /.
Betting for pacc-LlrchmOnt D. !. Prodigal Son ~
. 5vift ! 10 : j. \. b. 1 to D. Clay stockton 70 J,
COnurpaa % 1. Brussels Is To /, Burnside 10 20 J.
Clay Stockton lc f1r furong and retired In favor ot
Swift who led the head ~ the houc>trctch Ihc ,Wo
ycar-od Prod forced the old marc 20 40 her nSs
keep I'm front. hanging with such g1mcness tsas
she glad let him pass her qult"r -! mi. ifo'
home Then h. looked winner. but suddenly inc -
iuyenated Iarchmont thinking OF OH squirtgun Euper
won with astounding by half lcnrthi Prodlga >on
second three lengths before Swift j. \. g. seemed rs
ambOniess and harmless a water noccasin ba'Nng y
the Badge AuTana and W4frci du ho'
start.
SIXTH RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES TWO
YEAR.OLDS. $40 EACH $500 ADDED. FlVa
FURLONCS.
E. Browns b. T. Veronica, by onOndagaEycro, 90
DwyeT Brothers b. T. ----, by Glengary-Hog 1os
E. J. N. McCIensnds b. c. Sam. Morse, lol
c. j. Krauss b. T. Laurcnti1 1o2 .........- - Sims 9
Empire Stables en- c. SOphis l06....-l lMcO inhy) D
Tme-l 04.
Betting to wip-yeTonica 70 s, Hop Gily y, @ to s.
Betting for piace-Vcronica 10 5, Hop hly 70 o.
sam Morse TO TO- Laurentia to !. Sophis > 70 l.
Veronica led from end to end, winning In me ehsess
possible msgneE by Two lengths ,hS H9P daS n a III
the way. The Hop nlly kept him company for :.
quarter then loose and set sail for the leader ~
was close brush between her and Sam Morse for th
place. No bid
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
THE WEATHER REPORT
-oprc,sT TILL sP. N. SATURDAY.

FOREC NoT TILL y. VI. SATURDAY.
,, and Eastern New-York fair. station.
- ,r,ror,ture. except slightly cooler the coast
H., &er-Icrscy Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware,
,,l,nd the Vrginas and North Carolina, fair. followed
,r, ,,tn in the western portions Of Virginia and North
y ' stationary temperature. except slightly cooler
ON the coast ,,
Eor western New.York Western Pennsylvania and
o,to fair: no change In temperature.
I'M 1,.,,..-oe Kentucky, Indiana Illinois, Michigan
fVt-t,r.fu foir followed By light rain ON The lakes
warmer. ,,-,... 1.,y, Nehr, aka and Colorado
~, ocooisr eXcept stationary temperature IN Iowa
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
FIFTH RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES. T"o
YEARoLDS FIVE FURLONGS.
;TH RAcE-UEAyY HANDICAP swEEPsrAKEs
ONE MILE!
,,t1r RESULTS At LAToNIA.

Cincinnati. Oct. 1S.-The attendance a. the races =
atonia to-day was good TIE track was fast and no
1ay was marked by good running 1t bad day foi
tlyortes.
First race-Han mile. Madumma won; Marthl Page
seccqd. T1me-O 49,.
Second race-rhree-Q quarters OF a mile. Ririh We"
eaSly: Ecstasy second. Time-l ;i6A.
Third race-Fve turlongS Lizzie ID. won Kins r''"
uue second. Time-1 :O3. -.
Fourth receive fmlongs Pullman won h'H''
Romalne second. Tme--l OBJ. u
Fifth raee-Seven fur.ongs. Sportsman won 'A''''
Princess Bowling second. Time-1;3Q.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
BAR
inches
30.5

~ "a. dagram continuous line shows tho baromet
inations Yesterday observed the United States
ssrXcs station this city. The da-he, indicate
s!s1etature noted PerTys Pharmacy. Sun Building
,rr,bune once, oct 10. a m.-Clcar skies and dry
, ,tiuued Yesterday The temperature ranged between
"a and ~ drgrcs tie average j6al being S. higher than
- ,r corresponding day last year. and 2S higher tnan
on Thursday.
in and near city to-day thero will probably be
fair weather with slight thermal changes.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
.nJoURN1NG A SENATORIAL CONTEST.

Utica. " Y, oct. 1s.-The Republican AAnld DIS
ac, Senatorial Convention took two ballots this fore
noon making total Of 735. After a long discussion
n was decided to adjourn until october - D, H.
- ". .on for adjournment Otsego and Madison
oa,.,,,ss voted against Herkmer. The latter county
So"trod 10 continue the fight without adjournment.
,rtIs oction was surprising, II was supposed that
Madison was inclined to go win e'meo Wsop .na 81
,do or Arnold Of Otsego. viii ultimately receive
tbe nomination.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET IN ALBANY,

THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET IN ALbANi,
Albany. Oct 1s special-The Repuohcahs Vi tuls W.,
-. - decided 70 unite on a strong county
.,,t ord Tomorrow the regular convention VIII
axe p,ace and both factions will unite on the candl
ss.es nominated One thing to bring about this re-
It is the disafection in the Democratic RANKS over
The action Of Boss' Herrcks convention yeSueIuSy'
The friends Of Judge John l. no" al. a.'1.a
-. M II woods who we're shut out OF renomna-
,,av urcs that the Republicans make up union
tlcket bv placing these two men on 1t. some OF 'he
peb,,b,icans think favoraby Of the plan. Botn me.
are popular and their friends promise 20 ~ fon
,ain. tbeir Names such ticket could not pc Dest M
This would secure the election OF sehaVor " 'N0
psn,ihlicaps
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
FRAUDULENT TICKETS IN OHIO.

-. ,n.de that fraudulent tickets are being
n,rculated throagh the State. Tho tickets were se"'
into Ohio from Detroit, and first appeared IN IN u'e
",.s ,,'S cona,orial District. They have been SILL
t,,Iy prepared with the intention Of deieau"s 'Ie
penubIican candidates for the legislature anu 'Hus
80 ga an tbe fight being made by the DemQcIass io os
- .s a g s,sies Senator This Democratic scnene nus
,sen discovered ia time TO prevent serious -oIS'
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
proprietor "Young's Perfumes.C

Ten Fyck Edward II. Heay, william X Beal Thomas D.
Push 7 N Church John Mulhall r.. Arch s. Van orden
! Stewart wilson Charles NJ Hammond, Ralph Baxter
william G. Davlsi Twenty-fOurtb Ward j. Thomas
stearns John Osborne jr H. c. Broas NJ. Lowenthal; ;
Klngsbrldge District George W. stephens.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
POE TO Captain pRINCEToN,s ELEVEN

Princeton, n. j., Oct. Is (special The eoh!ee.
as TO who would succeed Ames as captain VI ".c.
toms football eleven were ended to-day w "' - ~,
ton of Edgar Milan Poe '0l, Poe was esp's ia
second eleven last year and did his worN vsar
would have played quarterback on inc "' e,nddsts
tor n HGs1r his old place The stevens Institute @A~
play here tomorrow,
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19
rurrv ONE SATISFIED.

In travelling on the Chicago Limited OF or tee Hew nay
@ @honh .retnhst anticipated and provided for You
can and secusion In the cosy little boudors OF 'Ie m
compartment Car, or the best OF creature co"'oi
the Buffet Car.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

ENTHUSIASTIC REPUBLICANS IN WESTMINSTER
Tie Westchester County Republican Convention,
met at White Plains yesterday afternoon. Fx-Col
ector Robertson called the convention to order and
lanes wood was made chairman. For County Judcs
tbo present incumbent Isaac y. Mills. was rcnonI
mattel by accamat0n. For DisirlctAttOrney smith
Lent Of sing sing, was also nominated by acclamstlon
For REGISTER Captain John /. Storms, OF Cortlaudt
North Castle was unanimously nominated for County
clerk Henry Esser Of Mount Vernon, Was nomi-
mated for SuprrfntP Of the Poor For Justice az
tbe Peace John NJ Baxter. the present incumbent
was renomnated, the nomination being equivalent 70
an election.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

Iatnrc and who was defeated by his party for o re-
nnminatIon N l. expected that the Republicans
will unite on Kane as independent candidate anu
New-York tribune., 1889-10-19

KANE NOMINATED BY EALLoy REF0RME2s
A large namber Of tho members u the Ballot
Reform Association met at sodih River. y. d., iast
night and nominated for Assemblyman from the IlId
Middlesex District ID. ". Kane the Democrat who
introduced the ballot reform bill In ths last IAGis
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-09-28
A TERRIBLE LAND SLIDE.

Quebec has been visited with q
terrible catastrophy, in the shape of
land slide. by which part OF the
city and many lives were lost. This
old city, built as was supposed on
solid rock, and for years bravely
bearing the storms of the raging ele-
ments in its northern location, sud-
denly, without notice or warning is
visited by this terrible calamity.
Scientists have not yet furnished a
satisfactory theory as to the cause,
but old Father Time and the Great
Lord do not wait for theories-re-
suits are produced.