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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
The Bcat Nnn In the World.

Well IL no: positively the best the wls"-t Is he
preserving restoring the avri granted cif 81 health
he deserves profound consideration. III, e>rr?lc f.
WORTHY to be- initiated. Tn" complaints, which I:Hct
are largely attritua br Il want 81 the stomach
either Inherent inflicted b. uur-'N" upon tina: much
.bl,cd repository Of the fuud that should nuu-h
What it, require r'r,t ir ad>rr-itvi WHOLESOME" tonne
None good. II ry r\wrknc" and TESTIMONY.
IIo,trtsrs Stomach Bitter. inu di atp >iinulant~
won't do. E'',ula'i"I. v' Inauguration 81 "a. Il
gr>tivr l. not Ia he effected h, thr IhruG- il
the agency named" strength the
systr Is rrtr-nchd dyspop.iz and bou-nr>>
Maaris kidncv. bladder and rheyn,atic Complaints
efSdisated By this saiutary refVIMer u II health.
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DlTEfrIi rs INDIFTID rex fE Etl

pcnvr" oct Il t~p" ,al' beaver la h'"u ,'.1;lF
oxcrd all day the irpnr ut the ,r'd y!"y. whh
la, INVESTIGATED the pole" department. In il'ir
report the follow Ing REMARKS made: r'' II Il
IN vogue IN the d""'lN" department II rNt"rtn- 'uu
f,~>ion~ from whom II ~ l"".,,. az
,,li any warrant ruiltit 4 ilN som. hjr,
cruel and birl,trou> tat tl.> ui he been ?'l
10 take the fullest measure, a.r"d uHicr tn law
10 bring to Justice the prisons inirarl Ih" da> -
VI inui>iun and Of wI'hrr,i.t p.uiI.iy recorded
nothing cruel or hlrharou- Than the treatment
helpless prisoners the hn'i, OH, al oi ; -.
armed To III" teeth. trylns /" r\,r rt1iri"u'. ard '
i,,Slon, nv of blows AID l., H.. AID threats -
XIII The course of dct"ctive examination cons. -
threat. to murder barked hv drawn pistols. lv kno, IN
the victim down and each GctcctlN" tahH: h.> turn
Al kicking him while down. BY ,lillNs hn over the
head and fare with pistols. club, ana hllct ua,il he
Scn>c"~> and then fal!!r- {" obtain th' ,'ll"-
mcnts desired. returning Tie prisoner T. rs cell Nih
hi. clothes covered with blood and ~ 40 instance, nh
such CHASTITY wounds that II WIS t. ,tli iU
the ice of a -u':'pn with III u"l" 10 ru,' t...
he chef ~ detective, and LNr ~abpi.ill', have t.
rclcl-rd GA all awaiting trial.
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IT WAS To WIPE OFT COREUPTlnN.

"Oucr,t' and a number of Others nave VIM" -
The Trlun. asking about the formation "i u" f"l' T.
Municipal LcaGuc, and whether 1t WAS "r-''''" ''
political plrpo-", or not. The "rtihH 10" Z" H'
League wa, suggested by number "i ,;rp"- ''n''
which were. preached by the E"v Dr. L. Ii"'. W. 10y
,ttackin. the Tammany m.>rIlc ot tins ''f' i""'"
the sucgc-tioi.I which he gave ont can w. I'''
requesting a meeting Of otI"i'' al t' "'""'" i''
on ia" nigh; 81 June -, l-Ho tbs can VIZ ''''''
iy IN. E"y Dr. Nrutoli Ia-h"p li'ury {. Potter, ~
f,,d H. Wh.t,"v. John Clan,H. II. ~ l. tc''' J. y
rapp"n. the Rev. Iathe: Thomas J. br' - L. =
Wnfp,i .J.-~,' ~cllcmiu hll~iLV II. >'h" 3D. ana ''
rah.ti. NJ IA, meeting ''riniii"" 81 -"N'h'' ~"
w. appointed complete tlr "it i'i|i''' - ''
I.,,i. TIN, resulted IN ~" I":n.i'".i ".-l'/' To
vith Wheeler II. nrhham a. Ia" ''i 80 40. i'' g.
c,iII,,on va, f,rr..h ,,!"N Tor M ."'. d" -''' Z
Sow lor'. e ci,.,', a:i l"'".' run'. ''' b. -
AM, rn, for t." advancement o.. .:.i pa ..:
or plrtl.-. II viii cfnla Or t'./'t."H uilII "a
D.. du.".
The motto 81 ia" League.
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THEY WANT \ STRAIGHT TICKET
But SOME PEOPLE THINK THAT FEW NAMES
WILL BE on IT.

But SOME PEOPLE THINK THAT FEW NAMES
WILL BE on IT.
The Executive Committee of the Bu~ineSS Mems Re
publican Association met last night at No .'d lltl
ave TO take further action in regard TO placing
,raeht Republican ticket In the field. am at the ont
let were confronted with Colonel William L. StrongN
determination 10 resign HIS position ~ CHAIRMAN "I 'Hc
Campaign Committee of the association. C"oi"l
strong has been ono of the pillars Of the a'-"cia-
ton from it, organization. and he has Oppocd The
movement of the association 10 run straight tchc''
ccat>c he considered it best for all good ci'ihcnS
to support the combination ticket. When Colonel
strong offered his resignation thcr" w'N some con
fusion. but on motion of G. ID. sweeney "'n
James q. McMuuay the resignation was tabled
Cooncl Strong finally consented I" Iir9mc
over the associations convention. which VIII le
held saturday ni-ht, possibly. at Turn Hail.
Abr.m Waterman presided the meeting which
had representatives. from E"dly all III" Assembly
districts i'll the city, The decision of the CONFERENCE
,onnt'" to place Il straight tchct III inc h'u was
unanimously approved 6. {. Hh'Nhc >''u ''''
Lieutenant colonel james \. Dcuu,on would accept
the nou.Inauol for ID tr.N Attorney ana II "''' ''
t.:o tie candidates for Mayor and Controller would 10
announced a; The convention ON saturday. The met
.ng nominated cN-Judc: Warren liely for 'IiE
Court Judge. lie is Il native "i An"nf'i.
graduate ri Han, ron Cul"-". was one cr''"
cts judge Cincinnati and I> lived here for NVc'"'
,cai>. The Conference Committee ann"'"'"d on
iuc>dv night that samuel Il. ,'uacr. %. ;ac Li'n
i ,clmf,r Br,i..cr,. the we'll Shown banker, 81 ~
% Wall l.. Wu.h "',ci'' TIE np'N:it!"h i'l "a
:,,ll,.r ON the straight ticket. hni MI. s'hiirr
.li,d Yesterday to ran. >ay.ng tL't nc '"nih l".
,,air Ia" time. AID also tat lis health w""h l''
permit him male the contest
far ~ Wa learned nothing mon" was ~aid Ia
nj a, Ia Wlrth T. G"i.'YLl l.uiicEi"E W"hN go"
he l,nina'ipi for Mayor. D'n'is al" cNii"->"i -
80 hi. ri: bl t. IAN for oA'" III thIN CIV: IL
/, sud that IT, IA, taken up Il iIirh' r. ,u'li''
4, Cold sp!.n. L. l. Ia The Cdy D.Irto for l-" MS
ti,.. ri,, a NJ y \ a
..i,.cr ia i!i,l Yesterday thu ''c!rtl lHtt":
!.li IN"I At Cold Spr;i-.
.oV Il. l!aIn- .i.-'!t. ~ t'li t'l'l ih' III
would l, IA" nonlrc" for u. strict Attorney "n r."
straight EnpI,lcan ticket. Their" were >u"uS r!n''r>
Yesterday that hc Id de- In . III u 'tOi lhr"'
AZ, many reports that no nom dti'' " III L. nh"'
SAVIOR or Controller ate. all cA'"p' sh'h - NAY \"
ado Is YuIu T.. iro:-,y and Iii frr O..
Getty ,urC. Penn. OCT. lJ.--' veal l'i'l l'HtrT
field now with the Cont" De ltli> Tel tiiph'. t''
rlcht to c. &. ~ayn". representing IN" 'uNlh'' Wen
Tlm lic;,n O.gaiir alton If New i"rh CIV, cpl -
co,idtnially their nDnlatirn for Mayo! of That td\.
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CANDIDATES FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

TrOr. y. Y, oct lj.-Thc Hon. Alfred GnibOrd was
rrnonna,cd for Member Of Assembly by the Ecpub-
lica!I, III the Clinton District.
Hochc>ier. n. T., oct 1j.-FOr Assembly Seneca
County, Republican, Oscar q. Wheeler, MonTOe-lld
III rit Dem pcratic, Robert Courtney lid District,
Democratic. William ;. Church.
Troy, y. y, oct. 1j.-rlic Republicans OF the 1T
District of Rensselaer, County have nominated Will
am C. Caster Editor ot The Morning Telegram" for
Member of Assembly.
IIudson. ~ T., oct 1j.-Thc Republican County
convention oday rcnomnatcd Aaron Il. GARDENER
in, Member of Assembly,.
BOSTON, oct 15.-Thc Fourth District EcpuhlicaaS
this afternoon nominated Thomas Copeland. Of East
boston, for Congress.
Harrisburg. Penn. oct. 11-Th" Democratic con
fcrrrs the NINth CongN>~ District THIS afternoon
nominated ". L. Gorga>, OF Harrisburg.
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49, and thc contributions Of AL who are ilictc>'cn
~, n,.rtthrw Of Tamnnany Hal are w"n'''
I,,TlCE MURRAY AND HIS WIFE.
80 THE WITNESS STAND HE TELLS OF "la
DOMESTIC RULE.

80 THE WITNESS STAND HE TELLS OF "lA
DOMESTIC RULE.
The ,uit against Chief justice Murray ON INC
r,o,.,,h District Court begun by his wife" For a
t,,,,.I d;yor,r was brought To trial before '''r' III
,.-,r,m in thc supreme Court yesterday. Nm'" Oh
,, ui,uc,>..tand yesterday Justice Murray ton inc
tI,,vin. story concerning his troubles WIN III" Whe
tie had table IN his library at when he '>cn I" 't
-. .,d and write Ills wife put thbcrlo'h on the
,.,,, ,hcb he did not like He ordered her to TAX"
, r Lu she refused to do He took on ana h'd
3, ian. IN, next time he came home " was bdrh on INV
,,,I. Then h" took his porket-knli' ana ''l ''.
iI,,,h T., pieces. II" called his VIE ana a''"s II
her of irving 70 get HIM 70 strife her =" me Won"
l., -, ...ords for a divorce suit. III" d'H"n "" "'
,,,,r and answered him I'm Il way which he did not
~, Trn li-, hustled her ont Of the r'r'Hl being
,.,,, IN - not To- hurt her. and threw her down on
,,, bed telling her At the .hir tli' ha' ne "o"'u
,,,r Inn her Il II H. ever d!d Mt her II Won" D ~
,,r, maj =. world carry the mark, of It.
VI, Il .r,rcd that he n"vcr used Indecent language IN
,,,i,,u, ,n m wife. but had called h'r i"pl III
ca, Ia, v,> accustomed To- swear AT l"r u" -hui pit
, had u.yc- ned ui-"rnc Language IN hcr presence
Il. g.. ~ WIll be- continued 10 CAV
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Nlp. TEALL.S ENLARGED DUTIES
NEW COMMITTEES ApPOINTED-To HAVE NM

NEW COMMITTEES APPOINTED-1O INV l. "N0H
MEETINGS.
The Tammany Hall newspapers took \ drai "' cor"
fort out OF the recent rcorGanHaion OF th' ''"P''
Nunjcipl League through which u" COMMITTEE ''
FproImcnt OF which oliver sumner Teal wa ch''r
man WAS done away with. Mr.. TEAL ana Inc LEAGUE
managers were vigorously attacked. ana i've report
was given ont that the L"ar1ic had prepared ~ dl>
hand Tlryighout all Of this neither Mr.. lean nor
any one Of the managers said W"N'' pnt '"'h ''
abuse without complaint. NJ the same ''""c INV ~
organization was being completed, ana III P'i'' '"
Mr. Tcall being kicked ont he was m'h" 'haFh'a"
Of the committee which as,nn"| the duties "i vi" ore
that was dismissed a. well - ohcr ard lar@cr hht"'
,ha f,,,,wnr corrc> pordcncc Of yc~t"r,y between
Wheeler H. Pcrkham and Mr.. Teal explain" li'rh
Nv Dear Mr. Teal: In view Of the 'Fcnt news
paper talk az TO the differences b'"'c you .I @
,rulcr, Of the Executive Committee. IL i rtr " You
10 say that the memhcr' Of that commute" ih'it ap
prccatc and commend Your work Is .naIr.am VI i'H
th, nyycr vested In me by the ENccntit" Committee
at IT. meeting Of ycI'chs tn" W., Of d1 ,h commc
Registry Polls and Csnvan, rms r| rs ' ",, v r
hearty cooperation and support.
Thanking You for the personal Sacrifices yo' nave have
ALREADY made in behalf w # e. Ir'H' i k 1 G''
Nv Dear Mr. Pcckham: Your letter Of il> %a,c
nv hest to perform its duties
Tna"n%s y"" for your v 1 NSF rh Ell VERY
the ssmmitt,s Tn Mr. f Ti! , are a%In T.
ramcd bv Mr. lcckhim and tho charm oi them
are: Foreign Born Voters. Gustav IL. S'hWan 'L'H
In ii Loni, /. Drlcld: Mcrn and sp aLcr'.
H. ". e. wclns: and fnir'rc"cih Oh 'ne ''r'"''
rr.;, At h. E %n, i'.'r on Foreign Born Voter,
ana Meetings and >r.'hci, were ilM ~ we , 'n ,
f,I marI .ccii,- Il The iolsh u Ancrsn+
a, NJ. IG5 East broadway hen,. ana "i enc "a,
Amcrican, at -cscntr,yc. ani Iwcn'y'A'h''t' u"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

Frederick : t.ill,- Who H., u.INtr Republican and
Y uttahN Hall Io'I,Hd'lni Tor the Assembly IN the
Min pI~ir,t. VIII probably not have his ballots
printed at the public expense. Jane, A. tuWlr the
roinln-c Of "a" regular organization the district Will
uppo-r before Edward j. >,uy. the County clerk. the
regularity II ''ihh~'> nomination. Argument will Ice
heard morrow morning IN the County CLERKS o:i'"
MtlIda pru'"clI the courts " ii also follow l'5
io. the question ot regularity has been determined.
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GOVERNOR HILL NOT SATISFIED.

Governor David - MA Is TO ~ ali pleased with tho
way IN which wO.i t'u>:,I q E. Par" Comm ion
Of which .s;IicA tOrary ldcWay 81 I}roohIyE Is cha
ua turacd the 81 the Dcnpc forces
C.; this cty oil m"i.h: al Assembly. The. greed OF
IaurIany Hall and the refusal O the County
to allow Ia" lead them about BY their hose,
dsarr1nc'd all his wril.laid plans. H., Hr>eu.
tenant. Edward Murphy. r Of Troy. cha rLan Of the
Demo rate State Committee, quietly into
tn" ely lat Thur>dar night. He met u
number OF the local leaders. and found that
things in ANYTHING but u favorable and
happy condition. 1t is said that he made telcErapidc
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COME. Sow. NE. FELLOWS. SPEAK OFT.

Tie. li"Wiu. letter has been ct 10 John X. Eel
luN los torlrlu, Donovan
Ia NnGr -i'''h accepting III" nomination Of Tam
iniuN Hall It. Candidate tor lrpr" ruiatlyr III con
.- for tn, Vim tusr,' tIi1 Di>tI Noi prefer
uit.. the pliiufin and division nf time to iuu.
opponent. The candidate ~ the Republicans and 81
n.in, 81 hi, fellow lil,,rrr> Iriu>,~ grarg"i
"r"r that may l." pi"WrlN accepted. and hereby most
,nriil, and eagerly accept N0nr challenge.
iD,~iiinG not i' outduIr by In >Itv at
bet extend the saline inv liaiipn 10 equal
"p"'iu'ty Ia >p'ia and half til" Tim" ~ the meeting
tu be- iriill. ed tor
H. order that 'ui mr"iu" may u" surely h:"H:lt
.,n re pee fully ia" Srl' tlnn bN of
,lnmiit-, ui thrr tu urea three friend Of nIn". 10
apuu.id ir' time AID place, where We may ,ul
io."iilrr 4, Nuu desire.
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PREVENTING FAIR REGISTRATION
Lights PUT OUT AND POLL cook STOLE.

LIGHT, PUT OUT AND POLL BOOK STOLEN
OLD TACTICS ~ JERSEY CITY.
Strong effort, wc:c MADE Ly the Democratic RIM
on Tuesday to prevent Il fair REGISTRATION in Hudson
County. y. j. 1t was well understood that this woili
bc the case. after the exposure If the methods Used
by the tools Of The ring IN the notor'oI' "b1hhoNc
precinct In making, rather not making. TIE hoi>"
to house canvas, required by law. Complaint, have
been made in every di rict in the c'uniT tina; every
articc possible To an un,crupuIoHS ring was mad" in
the attempt TO prevent a proper r"l,tapn. for IN
purpo," OF leaving open lat '";y T. fraud o'' Fac
ton Day.
In the first precinct Of IN" ia District, ia" pollh-
place /, at Morris and Green" -, J"l ,"T cry. ON
Tuesday morning ole % til" p'n"ri'" rl'p "h'rr'
who should have lr'n' there filfh to apP""r ana
Patrick kcnirdy Gnr Of III" D'h"raiir "f't ~
dicrd for fraud a year ago Grnad'i t'ni J." >h'Ald
fiji the vacancy. lie was pcriit'"n - do - Tor Il
tiuo Int the ;frrublican, finally COMPEL Kennedy
:, ca oway III. - ace wa, filed ly another r!r"~''"
The poL clorh the lolrd had H'I'''ri "a Henry
Dillon but IL. W, persuaded To serve 40 hi'i INA"
hour, an! then Jane, j. oIri"h Il ""''r I'll ~" r. :
,uccccind Lim. soon after TINS WAS '''''nPi>"
Michael T. Harvey, Democratic County '""''''""'n
frou ,at prccluri came - e." r'-i~'rt
booth with several l"cl'T, anu '"t' a"'N VIZ
door All dSy long this Ean- remained ''"i
tine nl,cc annoyng th" RrPibii'an "l' t"H
officers in every conceivable mdnn'r ana Hha'N -
tlngui,hcd the Hight. When ~" Oh nam? wa r.
lighted. It was discovered that t'c ''''">' b''N nav
been stolen. , III. ,.,
John Hayes, the Republican JrlSe' ,hh ho
rot call a policeman bccau|" u ""iIu nav w." "'
les. The RINK had sent the o'c'r 'nr"' anu ~ ~"
what the ing wHntcl him To do. hn'" ~ Il nun
Der Of voter, the Democrats Illegally IrTl'"''u' ~"
being from Henry billions hon,r' nwn ,,'', n wi
boat Win>low and three from the tNep'', 'W''ii' "'
side, other, | do not care to Hld"c P"''' ~
intend to submit tbs. naric' 10 INC CUNT VIVA
meets % revise the lists.
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U,nETrSTrR VILIrIiNrN ~ PHILADELPHIA

Pl.lulrph.a O';. b III" Worcester '"'i'neh'49r
tie crack military company # Worcester, Mass ar
wed here Al II 40 tm> muralE- OYER the Pca-yNA'Na
Et!,rnat from New ln:h They WIZ under TIE COM
..t.d - t'.nh.'i ll'l~ir-. ard uH''"rfH wv h""'
Ilr CONTRARY was uirl az the >'lii" lY mayor nc"
,t TN" lie u"n"- - a." hif'iI'n 81 StA' >
I.,-,'lc. From ~. ia; %, t." ,"mlaav Har' LED
T., iar City lali. Wn"r' tA'f V'r' h"t ~ p''f''
# it';.c >at,'v -tuiry. aHi Wei" then escorted -
fArr !I.L TA> .'',:i.'.H t'.r N,'h- mIf t.'a
,rd IT,. STAT. i".,.l..~ p.i!'i togo .rE |" '- ~
- '..~ - -!l",. I, I -. toItI.rlila> rs "a" Stale
lC.pl.'r>.
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.OcK Ar TIE STATE HEADQUARTERS

Frank =. smith. the secretary Of the Republican
STATE Committee, has taken active hold OF the campaign
and /, at the Republican headquarters IN the
Fifth .,venue IIoel every day There Were many
alcr, at The headquarters Yesterday. among IN III being
trial Jlli, ". iu>i'i, who received the coHgiatuld
tn,l, 81 General Knapp and other, al ll> twenty
ilr.I nomination Ia thr .\s.rnllN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
ME-. HOWELL. ANNu, Hor> rl- PLATFORM.

James T. Howell. the Republican n"nir"" Tor >iitH
Senator in Es-cN Comfy. Y j.. irhn@ni't"h !" ~"
chairman 81 the Nut.i'i'i'n '"miniit"" e" I'll" CONVEX"
ti,u his arCcItlIi,r II the u"iu ~ Oh VIZ Iip"'li
siy> III, name forwarded - ia" 'HINrnii"h WIN
Am, h solrltatlu or cnr>rui. and without It,
luuvlcd.r lie !, therefore !rr" fl'n all ilIIih'"'
and Civilizations. except 81 the Ecpullran party asa
fine people. lie fa"'a- th"r"urh rvi'l"u al ih'
coinpl"x system Uf TAXATION, a 'h1i'' ana NOR"
c> lnrdtru> admin trail ~ If iu-tr". AMI iGId a.
coiIutaihty II tn~ftHaii- ui public iundN. iir
tcrrr At III" drmnitl" Of corporate influences, ami
l,c,.. that Il cl'T ted ct 81 men WIll liIo
any Influence on Inn III lH' public act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

report chief who got into Ncw.fok lat night ana
went 70 the Hoffman HOUSE. where he cosctrd for
LONG time with Mr.. Murphy. number II III" local lead
rs were sent for and te io,crncr will try to patch mp
,cuc sort Of truce in the di>ttS whrr" the County
Democrats have not kindly 10 the rainnany "nil
lions
His mission will probably amount I" t'. II anything.
for the County Democrats Object stihr0n'F l" 'h Wv
o,,or,s reference In their affair.". recent mr";'n. u"
,h rsmoc,atlc State Committee VIII pIobiy b, he'd to-
day OF Tomorrow.
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DEAL or worK YET To III nuX,:.

The ntli-rI- If 80" fpI-n i,i "I!Hi reform
as condIc}cd Nv the People, Municipal Lean" Want
it 10 h.. urdcri Il d!~tnii HAT. although thr ticket
nominated u, IN" L"I-u" Ia, h1n lndor~rd hy hhh
the Republican "nd The Couut' Democracy or-aHiia
lions the icacic docs not iIt"rd 10 rv" up work. hn;
Will cirri OH ~ o"n """rI-l. To do TIL, CON
siderable money i, Eccietl irr printing AID lor meet ~;
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,rdcrcd is candidate for ~ election. The announce
nent of his Intention caused Chairman Ifv Z" tho
Democratic state Central committee. 10 '"nd To thc
hartman II the Republican Committee TO-DAY 'hhI
"Icc for Joint discussion between the commissioner
nd Congress- IN Cooper Al tn" place. Nhcrc 'ne iOihcT
Is tD
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NoNINATED FOR CONGRESS.

DcS Moino, Iowa, oct. 1.-the Republican Con-
srcs>ional Convention Of the With District yesterday
nominated T. II. HAYES. Of Marion. for the short term
to fill the C""%cr vacancy.
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another Hill star drops out of sight AMI viii soon 70
NOT TO PAY A DIVIDEND THIS TINE.
WHY THE d. AND 0. DIRECTORS WILL NOT pi
CLARE ONE on THE COMMON STOCK


-SEPTEMBEE EARNINGS.
Baltimore oct. 1J.--JEc REGULAR monthly lnc"ule
of the Board Of Directors Of III" Baltimore aId ohi"
Railroad Company he'd to-day. President NaEc
presided. The Eoar passed ~ lution t. pay on
November /. at the oncc Of the treasurer a 0Ni"''"
OF 8 per cent on the stock Of tie Washington pIah'"
for the six month, ended september 80
II was deemed incEpcdcn: ~ declare any oNi"c""
Oh the common Stock view o the larS' c\peh'i'"c
which the COMPANY is making i": imp'Tth' ''"pI"N'
ments and additional work. tn" f-'al year I" N'c
company ends on september 80 AMI al tFc h'\' "'c'
Inc of the Board III November, thc 'pl''''"IN J."
the wear will be pyc,|ntd rn"r t. N"h"'r'i u "'
stockholders Of the copiny At their annual hccHS Oh
November Il. 20,
The earnings and cNlci~c' for Scp'cmoc'' i7'''
compared with september. 1-oo t>cpchloc'' Law, up
proximated hcptcm'c r. 1--o. audirn'' "c'c T-"''
ipgs-lso0 s.O7O2j1: 1-oo. ~-'io'''i"' A,' 'e"
sl17o76. ENpen<e lo-9, @I.2;3,jI l-oo' Si'i"i'
oas: increase. Sl15,7l7. Nc,-io''' T-''9'"' lew
S7G5.4o5: decrease. $17i'l.
Earnings and cNpcn,c, for tn al year cho'u
contender 30 $500. corlnrh "!'N u ,'S' VI , .i
.nntod scntemher no l--9 - pl"ullci, lo!o apPrHi
mated. Earuiucs-I--9 S2l.:n''oi ~ - ,'D1'
e., i,crca>c ~, O-o.~-O. T. p'-r~ - Hli,i''
80 l-!1 ~ OH 900: inCrH 9. - -"''-I" ~.
1r-o So 10.l53; $50. S...:'o.-2l increase so0o'
G64.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

lid District Thomas McCran uap.). rho'ins'N
Richard Carroll (Dem) 1Vth District Johh hihs lf'ep'
rcnon, mated; Bernard Feency tDcm.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

tANDIDATiS IN PANSAIC cor NTY. y. J.
TIL. two aiing par, haNr cnn,prtrd their nomi.
nation, n,r- Of Assembly IN IasNaic county. y j.
A. t,lou- I>i District Robert william, l:rpJ. riinni.
ua' Il Matthew d. tounrl tIh.nD lid District. Jarn,
Parker T. k,i tD-nl. ,'rd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

NE Brown WANTS To- Il''lN on TIE ENLL'l'.
Mui.n Il. I,,Hn 1T = '''t': T. ~" f"N'" I'''"
'.,,N -. ,,i..- i'i hc "n-ii t" l''" ~" I''> 81
CO. !.ir.- 20 i'' '.i'i is - ~" coming ego non -
'...t- ., 49,. BE- ..rM '"nr'"'" o." piihlH. ~ H."
49, v.t. -. t.r.. H., f;,i.d pl-.'i 4 ." Ihii "A
1900. MOO, he county ,l"rl prnWplv Z" inrA''h
n.. Of 81 .,I',.. to - u"rnt' i> On III" /" h'>
.f,,. Vt VIZ. I:r'Wu'- request "N'"r' ""r" d't'''
=, ,,- prlniin: oir" eraid the "Nrih ballots un'i
c..- tN.
{. T. p,dv IT III" Excelsior Labor f"F' 80" -
~. comm .--.' "p.n"'n "!i'h N' MA "''''
T. %, it..rr,., t.rr "rnl Tilnr PAT - ~" OPP 'n
,, -, i,Il ,Y-. "i h,v" ALREADY l"!d tf ~" ""''
.riy-l Al lsu'V.' nd H. so i"u = OF Tie ~ "
l', Law, l,pi.: -,'I. i,"- II l1'" d. not 'i' "''
..u i g o.. o." u,r. 10 r',i "~ writ" fr want u ~
g.. EFT .,n, t'.,a au ll~r e to "lul"n thA' 'n
- 81. T., ?, lnt ltir l"i-.'i va" l. d'U'h an VIZ.
T.. ,i.,, l,.i.,.u a"' (, unIhl" = rptFr ~ thlIf~
tie opinion ST. placed "n mr. II H'I pF'N',h
,,.l.f go, in Iui' 80" ballot l' IN N!'H
l.. ,g,.i ur diuihrn IA, AID l. liIiS t''n {" vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
Ir0IIIElTInN CANDIDATE IN TROUBLE.

Nashville Tenn, oct. II '>pccial-Tlc Rev. d. {.
Kelley, Prohibition candidate for Governor ct this
state. has been suspended by tho Tennessee Methodist
Episcopal Conference for six months for leaving his
pl,tur.itc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
the Connecticut MUTUAL
lee INSURANCE COMPANY

aims by careful selection, economy an" pr"oc"'e
r.1rcc the actual cost of insurance 10 inc low
bic point and has never been snrpasse"
III this respect
po,io Of expenses Of management to rccei''S
.uc,. organization, $40 per cent
Tie percentage of dividends 10 premiums ~
..., IN 1889 was $3.50 per cent.
o,s, si1.,74,o1l7l; surplus tby New-lor
state report. Sj.IlO,s9o.o2.
p,uIIp :. MILLER, General AGENT
VA, york CIV. Long Island, and Ncw-Jcrsry'
Wall ST., Nrw-lork City.