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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

The celebrated B. B. B. cigar, manu-
featured BY II. F. Bourbon IL Bro, No.
219 West Second street. sold at all the
leading hotels and cigar stores. Try one
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

Taylor & Fullerton's rheumatic
remedy never fails to cure; give it trial.
Fifty cents per hottie. Taylor s. Fuller
ton, 302 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

1t costs jordan but Sl.25 to make o
dozen Cabinet photos. That is why he
can sel them for ESQ, at No. 0l5ls
Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

WANTED-To EXCHANGE FARM
w OF ~ acres for 4 email house, suitable
LOT TWO old people, In or near Wilmington,
bel. has been established as florist for
twenty years. Apply to
L. X. CLARK 600,
Il'im- "a Market street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

w ANTED. A CUSTOMER FOR
w 100 hundred quarts of milk daily. APP
ply 70 j. II. FOSTER N. W. cor. Front &
JustiBon. aul-2tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

WALKER 4 LINTON.
w HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS.
Oruining,. Gla2lng, Brick Stunning and
Penciling a Speciality.
5. IL. CORNER SIXTH AND SIMPLIFY
STREETS. III
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

Watermelons, eantaloupcs aud peaches
by the car load at smeltz Il Co., 10 L.
4th street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

All kinds of cakes at Weyl's, Nc. 7
East Second street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

Jay Booth Jinks-I was insulted this
moraIng. That manager BIillss offered
me paltry hundred week to pay
heavy parts.
Friend-You accepted, of caursel
No, sir. l told him two hundred or
nothing. By the way. can you let me
have aquarter for my lodgings to-DightP
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

W ANTED. by AN EXPERIENCED
w man situation as Waterman, or to
sell goods 'FRONT.' wagon. Address Ii. VIII
iiams, this Office. Augi-stt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

FOR RENT.
MY STABLES and
Bazaar BQildi Dg
w. Y. w ARNER,
Wilmington, Del.

EoR RENT-sIX ROOM HOUsE, NO.
L "a scarlcs street, tS per month, Also
Itott rllt dwelling Fourth and Scott streets, at
Ii5pet month. Apply 10 L. j. FuAl,, bp
EDiuty 81. 1I-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

P'o'~ W pow made working for
Iush horse and give their whole time
L. tic business. Spare moments nuy be
Probably employed also. a few vncan-
t'rs In towns and cities. i. +. JOHN
kOS s CO., 1903 Main Street, Richmond,
Va n. B.-Flease state age and business
experience. Never mind about sending
stump for reply. B.F.J.& Co. a3-wodGm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03
FERTILE ER 9.

1t is almost universally conceded by the
most successful farmers, tatter years 81 expe-
DeHce), that LINE alter ali Is the cheapest,
hsst and most permanent fertilizer. NuW Is
a goodtlme 10 amply II. For prices and other
Information, address A. q. NORRIS & co,
Il0-2,t AvoDdale. Chester Co.t Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

M ANTED, - AN EXPERIENCED
W cplorei cook with reference. Apply
at No. itUi King street. IL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

WAN I r d. - IMMEDIATELY, A
" good gill fof general housework. 40
ply teB West Fifth It. AugI-2tt
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GRATEFul-COMFoRTINS
Epps's Cocoa.
BREAKFAST,

la, ~ thorough knowledge OF the natural
a. ~ govern the operations of digestion
N, s aud bY careful application OF
:! r its provided our break fusI tablas WIN a
q IVY favored beverage which may save
a. hehyy DOCTORS bills II Ia By the iu-
80 .t'"se ul such articles OF diet that a con-
ii H.. ~ my be grGdpally built up until
tAs ilneAtt 70 resist every tendency 10 dis
IL. unhlftis Of subtle maladles are iiont-
t,f,t,. ~ POINT. We may escape many fataI
t5it.j,l',hhF Mng ourselves well fortlhrd with
II All all a properly nourished frame y
=Sffire uIzetle.
= fs,'9,'riy with bolling water or milk.
lss'os.'.'5 u liAlf pound tins by Grocers, la
CnHs,,,t,ts fFib AND CO.. HOMEOPATHIC
NnSatlsi, London, England. nl5m, tn, sdaw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03
Notices.
NoTICE.-TAxPAYERs TAKE NO

kOTICE, -TAAPAYEKS TAKE NO
~ TlCE.
I'ty and school Taxes for 1870.
gAu undersigned, receivers OF taxes for The
tiy 0l " Wilmington will he at No. 10 Il. OH
u lctwreu Market and Kings tts., during
In Muatls Of July and August 1882, between
iht hours OF and IL in the morning, and
non 10 In the afternoon for the
purpose OF receiving taxes. On all taxes
i,A daring July, there will DO II reduc-
ilub Of . cents on everv dollar, nnd ull
tpSesl II On or itcr the hrst LIST day OF tu-
syst hal, be payable without u deduction
afur,stll, ard all tnxes unpaid on the first
hddliun OF psr centuin on the am cunt
thereof. EDMUND. Z. MOODY,
Recover Of Northern District, Including
oil nUftl OF Sixth street,
MARTIN j. MEALEY,
Receiver nj Southern District, including
oil .aG.h u. sixth street. iyl6-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

TOR RENT HOUSES AT KENT
Office VI IrandYwlne Cotton mile, Del. II
L'OR EENT-ROOMs ON end OR Sd
il door. al 800 W. 2ud st. Is-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

4 ALI bhNIA.
i, itG's Parties, monthly. Tour
dc w Y" J 1asrss shfap hs,s1f Sou usm
t1I4 Agent, 3ls Br galway. New York; Il.
) Smith, Agent, - south 3Ti ~, Phiadel-
! "a, Y any baltimore Ohio Ticket Agent,
l4t. at ltAW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

" LILLIAN MCKENZIE, MERCHANT
+ Tailor. +, W. corner Third aud shipley
d FriE, Wilmington, Del.
! Gents clothing cleaned, dyed, secured,
? l~rtd ard repaired. suits from sli TO s=5.
l.t' 10 order from 70 Up TO q. va specially.
ktilalactlon guaranteed. al7-eOd-Iii
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

TEACHER WANTED. - FOR A
Il putiic school IN New Castle County near
Is. y. H. X. Good tatary. Addrrs4 W.
fRasinoTe, clerk FaIrvillu Il. o., Chester Co.,
Penna. nus-5. 2tW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03
GOlI's Giant GlobuIes,

Strongest InviEorant known. Cures "NEE-
NuuS DEEtLgrI. " and restores Lost Vignr's
III days Druggists pr by mail, 81. WILCOX
SPECIFIC co., FhIladelpAiA, Pa unl4cod-eow
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

DR DEHARDTS PENNYROYAL
u PILLS, o.. Bold by DrnRRistsi also by
mail. 2Ol N. 9TH st., Phila. l. dies beware OF
Mutations. ib-H
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

WANTED EXPERIEN CED
w clerk for grocery store. Address with
reference, 3, this ofloe. aul-Att
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

4 1TENrlOS-ALL PERSONS d L
n 5,tilg drug nurc and chemicals or Wish
! tht.T prescriptions or private receipt,
tH7 t'.Ity compounded with pure materials,
1! ID 50 10 tie drug store OF II (, L. Bl;tNH-
~ h5f, No 81 Market street Wilmington.
IA, d-2stf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

WANTED-HELP FURNISHED FOR
w hotels, restaurants md private families
at the shortest notice. Apply at the
MlLMlNGyoH lNTELLluEkCE OFFICE
mott No. WS Orange Street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03
NOTICE. DIVIDEND.

NOTICE DIVIDEND.
urFicE az rnE WILMINGTON COAL GAS
60.
WILMINGTON, August l, l5S9,
The Directors OF the Wilmington Coal Gas
{ M Hug have thls day declared dividend
Of per share for the past six months pay
tbiu on demand. WM. l.. TAYLOR
Treasurer,
Aui-at No. 80 Shtpley At,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

l. = ~ ~ ~ l9ni, must yet rid of some of our
a, or I'm ~, VIII max, It interesting 10 come
NJ ii ~, ttAt month, would not had such a
I r.,Hi,, - !ai thought OF enlRr ing SO soon
u j .''t 9ats we oiler at 3 and cents is from
Ne XII tgSh wreck, tits a great baraain4
illH ma, IRIS, would have had car Load OF
LnFooihi you Will be sorry when IL
cza,5=t-,g 4eA lon't secure II now. our 80
H. .t5tf.d in the roasting, all our c5irfes
fs.+ - Win care, make elegant rlpnr rnf
tn ~, ~ lii, whites llaur and svvar S.tt
lHtt,f. aa me- " u. city, we keep tho hesf
Ne, - > ID Tor years. il h ems swGrt a
II 'uess sh"a itc az - kim street.
4. N. WIER
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03
Wants.


WANTED-sr MINER BoARDERs
w mt Holly Hail, only ten minutes
drive from Llbton, on the T.. W &R II. Il.
didly shaded. Several acres in cxtrnt
Eoating md fishing. All home comforts,
Terms modernte. Address Mrs VIII,
LIAM JEffEkS. Elkton, Md. j3O6t
WANTED-BoARDERs, PLEASANT
at w West Third street iS6.Gtt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

%plDlERs, ATTENTION.
gsaasy s}rcrts, Wilmington, Del, on n SAT.
Epkl> from " tot o'clock. Advice Tree.
- Yesra' rbprriouce. JOHN r.. WILSON,
ly5-wtAt-tl.4tw Atl'y-at-LAw, Elkton. Md
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

WANTED.-SUMMER BOARDERs;
w good board, pleasant surroundings.
Terms moderate. Address Nlss. v. $. JACK
SON, bellevue. FRlryile, Chester. caunty
ia, Ill. l2.eod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

Z VNNS MD M Ils
- ttolessr ifowa has opened an ONCE In
fhiPiey streets, where Ne will cure curns and
IlFloNlhg nails Without ache, pain or the
WHWlnSu i blood, alta very moderate charge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03

nR. MONTGOMERY, 203 N. NINTH
lTst,, Phila., Reliable Medicines for Coushs
Colds, Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consuinp-'
lion Rtliefl to y days. Advice free. day or
fyeilng. ibtI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-03
I Mcbride,

u. Manufacturer of
PICTURE FkAMEa, No. Pl0 Shpley ".
lt!atuts ard Pictures neatly framed In the
ID est Sta les o. holdings. Hanging, Tegill-
ias and repairing promptly attended 10. A
Hars u your patronage respectfully solicited.
1ti-tu, IT, sif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
Taken Unawnres.

Unsupported causes for malarA exist everywhere. A
sunken lot patly ned with water in the vicinity OF
,hoae a new Location upon land nei in but formerly
o,e,ev we'd or narshy and far more occult than
those nrodu,e the atmospheric mla0nata which
the cr. that ~ inhaled rpen into foyer and aeua and
corcenitai maladles person taken unawares with a
malara complaint should soon as declares ITSELF
seek aid from the safe nondsappOintins cordial medicine
uo,teters stomach Bters wch has for third Of
century and IN every quarter OF the globe relieved the
malaria stricken and neutrafct miama in air and water
The Blttcrs mlarts activity to the stomach bowels ana
liver repcls lncpen rheumatism and remedies inacoh
OF the kidneys and bladder Appetite and sleep are I'M
proyod and the lnrnites age mitgated By its use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
THE FAEKS INQUEST NEAR ITS CLOSE
TAKING TESTIMONY FINIsUED - CONTRADICT
ING COMMISSIONER GIBBENs.


The taking of tho testimony in the inquest on the
case of John T. II. Feels, the llneman who was killed
By an electric shock October IL, was finished yes
to-day, and when tho jury reassembles In the City
Hall at IL o'clock this morning, II will probably at
once begin the consideration OF verdict IL Is ex'
pected that the Jury VIII mako exhaustive report
ON the whole subject of electric lighting and electric con-
ductors in this city and Will recommend a series OF
rules that will lessen the danger to lie from electric
currents.
The testimony yesterday dealt more particularly
with the policy of the Board OF Electrical Control and
the efforts Of the electric light companies to aid or
hinder It in carrying out its laws The first witness
Commissioner Gibbons, Of the Board. lie read
long account Of the conflict between the Board and
tho companies, which no said was the greatest,
most prolonged and bitter struggle of corporations TO
resist the will of the people reco'nted' "The
electric light comp?nes,' the witness said further
have refused 10 obey regulations concerning over
head wires, and OF the 300 violations OF our rules OF
which notice sent them only $50 wero attended
to- with customary disregard OF the interests OF the
people, the companies have thrown upon the city the
cost Of removing poles and dead wires. Only by
constant care can they bo prevented from putting
dangerous cables underground On October the
Board passed a rule forblddlng the OF badly in
stilated wires. This rule was dsregarded, and two
days later Feels was killed. On October IL some Of
the companies obtained inunctions TO restrain the
Board from interfering with their wires, which they
said properly insulated, yet since then they have
put up new ones. which is a confession that their
aIldavits false After promising not to use
their wires un certified TO be safe by the expert OF
the Board, they have done any way thereby risk
ing a further loss OF llfe.n
W. G. Brown, general manager Of the United states
Illuminating Company, testified that since April II
last, when It came under a management, his
company had done every thing In its power 10 aid the
Board in putting the wires underground, and tnat it
was usng all subways that had been finished
His company had. with a single exception removed all
Glbben TO the contrary Notwithstanding Tho aNdavits
by which the inunctions were secured after Feekss
Heath did not say, the previous witness had test
fed that all the companies wires properly In
suated, but that they were the best possible under
L. fancn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
Special SALE OF HANDSOME SILKS.

Tho bouse of LIE BOutilcr Brothers, NO. 90 west
TWENTY. thrdst. Is making al present specai SAFE
% bloc,t silk comprising faille Franchise, gros-grainS
~, drchcsso and the new satin regent stripes OF
,ho sason The price at which this house now soils
theo sul,s is 50 much lower than at any former
,ira HAT the present sale is worthy of the special
,trtiop of all shoppers. The house also makes
nocial disnlay of number Of brocadeS IN reSustic
colors closely resembling handp1intcd goods. which
aTo fror, the recent Paris Exposition. wealth OF
- Inocs and leaves on a dark background is one
49,, ,attoyns shown Another shows dark ground
.othad with fine bo,lvardia and cyclamen blossoms
49,, .,o co,o,s Galzcs in delicate evening colors
- ata,,r both IN fno stripes and in small Hover
- t,erns for fhe short Empire dres es which
In 10 made nm as soon the season opens ioF
,,amc,n, Dire. ses for young women IhcSo gau~es
a~a Nth and withouk inermlAture OF lines ana
threads Of gold and silver tinse| {,
nh bouse makes also specially OF VelVets III
IN hode. and colors OF the season. IL mas on eA"oiV
49, nalort a number of pieces of rich DfOcaden VeNe'9
- lit which arc sold at one-halt former prl0oS'
These materials are espttaiiy ,a1, hinr made up
uAudo"S 1be suit AMI wrap depaf'ihomI o., er'
S",se was always popular WIN oTt rms season is
md t,e display OF hanisVnp T iitnr NJ 6ns Engi,h
q peclall! ne shown simply trimmed Win l'us 1,S
ar cuffs and other trmihsS " ianG FneItsh cIoaks
la ar black bear still O'hc 7nrnrd I'm black
are shown ~ nj,mc, Of the Prince OF Wales ana
WIN , with black Asrachan, oxnTsc ali hiTs
n' n. shown Is extensive an a bargain In fine
The fra j. d" which were formerly Slid az T,O,
French rUpy reduced to SO. III i INC prso eiVe
anu h a. house 10 sell any "T in ~ srecjaI prIce
cloth which ~ s the number OF yards to DO sold TO
anu M ITi,.tdual as some hou''s "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
TO BUILD TWO a.OO0-TON CRUISERS.
CONTRACT AWARDED TO THE COLUMBIAN IRON
WORKS, OF BALTIMoRE-THE THIRD

Washington, Oct. os.-secretary Tracy this after
noon awarded the contract for building two OF the
aOoOton cruisers, proposals for which were opened
on Saturday 10 the Columbian Iron Works and Dry
Dock Company OF BsltlmOrc. for the sum OF 81 30,
OOO The c0ntrac: for the third one Will be awarded
10 either Harrison LOring OF Boston, n. f. Palmer
ir & Co. Of Ncw-York each Of whom bid $674,OOO.
They were 10 agree between themselves which should
have the contract but yet nothing has been heard
from them at the Department
Nessrs Palmer q Co. are now building the Concord
and bennington. and the machinery for the Maine.
the hull OF which IS building at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard While in Washington on Saturday Mr. Palmer
told tho Secretary that he had been greatly and
agrceaby surprised upon his last visit to the Brooh
lyn ward at finding the work the Maine advanced
further than he had expected. and added that better
or faster work could be done In any private ship
building yard In the country.
baltimore Oct 2s.-W. T. Master president OF the
Columbian Iron Works Of this city, says tho work on
tho two cruisers for which his company has received
the contract will give employment for two years 10
f,om 600 10 500 men. The company Will improve
,,s plants by putting in and improved machinery,
and with the experience gained I'm building the Petrol
viii bo enabled construct thsc vessels much
economically, well rs more cXpeditiously Mr..
he believed p good profit could be made on the YES
cls a. sol 800 each II the vessels on their trial
only comes M their designed speed the contractors
will earn 100000 premium for each vessel There Is
se,s have more boiler capacity In proportion to their
ge than any vessels yet built for the Navy and the
naval engineers who designed the engines expect to
see them mako q record Of nearly nineteen knots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
TO CORRECT THE DIVORCE ABUSE.
THE MATTER DISCUSSED AT A PUBLIC MEETING
IN PHILADELPHIA.

IN PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia Oct. os-Uuder tho leadership Of the
National Reform Association, public meeting to dis
cuss a needed reformation of the divorce laws in the
United states was called together this AFTERNOON In
Association Hail. The call for tho meeting was signed
by Felix r. Brunot OF Pittsburg the president of the
National Reform Association. This body has been or
ranzcd to promote tho Influence of Christianity In
the government OF this country. Among its vice
presidents whose names arc attached TO the call Tor
to-day's meeting, many clcrgymen OF note, ana
the presidents of several of the largest institutions OF
learning in this state.
The National Reform Association urges all clergy
men 10 impart sound instruction from tho pulpit In
the moral laws underlying the family relation Inc
action Of the Protestant Episcopal General CohVeh-
ton in 1886 forbldding cergymen OF that church 10
ion in marriage persons who have been divorced ior
insufficient cause, IS pointed to as having exercised
a benencent influence In the community. Mins'efS
of all denominations called upon 10 refuse to unle
in marriage one moro persons who have been
divorced upon other than Scriptural grounds Min
lsters arc also urged TO join in petitions ana py ohor
manifestations TO bring influence to bear on Coh
Tess TO secure the enactment OF Na'lohai
marriage and divorce law that will eradicate the
evils which now exist Steps are also urged 10 Sc
cure meanwhile, moral and beneficial laws py inc
state Legislatures TO purify the social atmosphere IN
their respective States by bringing the present lax
laws to better standard OF morality and endeavorng
to attain greater uniformity in them.
Bishop Foss opened the meeting with short de-
votional exercise after which Judge NJ Russell Thayer
briefly stated the object Of the mcoting and pointed
out the serious necessity OF reform In the present
condition OF the laws Of marriage and divorce Inc
Rev J. Newton Ritner secretary Of the Baptst MIN
Islers' Conference, appointed secretary, and let
ters of regret for non-attendancc were read rom
bishop whitaker and the Rev. DR.. W ~ McVickar'
Judge Wilson and the Rev. j. 7. Beckley then delV-
cred interesting addresses, calling attention to the
Startling statistics comprised in The report 20 CON
gress Of Carroll y. Wright Commissioner Of Labor.
az Washinrton which stat sites showed that nearly
one thnd of a million divorces had been granted IN
the United States within twcnty years and that Their,
we're now In operation fOrty-siX different SETS OF
laws relating 90 marriage and divorce. All Chris
tians and honorable men crying out for reform
on this vital question In the social relations OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
THE OUTLOOK IN PAssAIC COUNTY.
MAY WIN DESPITE DEMocRATl
cEpRYNf ANDERI NC.

rbo recie,ative nominations in Passalc County
NJ. are now complete Democratic gerrymandefing
has thrown more than half the population of the county
into I'm, Ist Assembly District. which comprises the
tour MINER townships and the First Third and Fourth
urarde ~ Paterson all Of which strongly Repub
ucan. The Republican nomination, which is eqiiva
I.pt n an election has been secured by Robert Will
Jams. a Young lawyer Of high character son OF the
late Henry A. Williams, who was State Senator and
man Of emnence The other three districts which were
arranged with view TO being Democratic all present
a fighting chance for the Republicans, owing to the
fact that tie latter present united 'front.' whle inc
Democrats in all three are at odds and plagued
by internal strife In the Id District, composed OF
Little Falls township and the second and seVcnth
wards OF Paterson, the Republicans OF the hrst TWO
hope, with the popular James Parker, major OF the
Phelps Guards, 10 overcome the Democratic strength
Of the seventh The lid District is the most in
famous instance Of gerrymanderng in the whole state
II is the Fifth and sixth wards, which are Joined only
by mathematical point, tho district forming letter
X The Sixth Ward is generally Republican by 100
and the Fifth Democratic by something more than
that but the Republicans who have nominated FREQ
holder Thomas McCran popular and eloquent Irish
man. hope 10 defeat +. {. Barnes because of the
factions among the Democrats. The WITH District,
which consists Of the Eighth Ward, Democratic by
500 To 600, and the Republican township Of Acquacl
anOnk and city OF Passac, which are always Repub-
ucan presents the best chance for the Republicans.
They have put up John King, a popular Passac gro
GER and the Albeit managers arc badly scared owing
10 the intense unpopularity OF Janesey' KEYS, the
canal statesman" Of the Eighth Ward who IS seeking
a fourth term and has many enemies in his own party.
The county bids fair 10 roll up majority for General
Grub considerably IN advance OF the HOO which
# gave Howey three years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
NAMED FOR THE STATE LEG1stATr,pE

Kingston, oct. % (specaD.-The Republican SEN
atorial Committee Of the NIVth District. watch was
empowered to nominate candidate for State senator.
,lacod In the field to-day Charles c. KRONER. %
tcboborie Editor Of "Thc SchOhaHe Unlonp Mr..
I{romcr has accepted the nomination.
syracuse Oct. 2a.-IIugh Duffy, the Democratic
nominee for Senator has declined to be a candidate
and Jabez II. Norton has been named BY the com.
mittce.
Laurens, oct % tSpccan.-A. c. Lewis of Oneonta.
was nominated for member of Assembly by tho Demo.
Gratis ~ the I'D Assembly District OF otscgo County
i'm convention here today.
Troy Oct 2o-Ihe Democrats OF tho Ist Rens.
.o,,or Instruct on SATURDAY night nominated James
NJ Riley for the Assembly.