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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10
MOODY q sANEY Hymns-I, ,, ). and a

MOODY 81 sANHY Hymns. .. }. ami A.
>,CHOOL LSUPPLES.-I have just received
= stock of school Supplies-Lead Pencils.
Slate Pencils Pens and Pen Holders. Compo-
>it.ln Books
DlCrURE Framcs-perfectly lovely CORES
1 pondence Cards" Daisies Playing Cards
from 30 cts TO 75cts.. Mourning Paper and En-
yciupes.
VACUUM OIL. for Harness Carboic Acid
2J cts pcr bottle, Insect Powders 5o ctS.
o.-tle very best Hog Powders 50 cts. D.
Sold by GEO T. LIGHT.
Oct I6. ISS4 Druggist
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10

The Lest talent with poor mate ial
NAV give "a fair diiuer. bit IL the ms.
terial is or the dinuer i'll evileucp {
Far 40 years I have always ma ketd d
my @ / ard secured the respect II ny
butch er. lei ing linn know that ! knew
a. much If not ore than h did
Ward McA ster.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10

Since sunaowers have been extensively
cultivated ar some swamTs not far
from WA hingtos malarial fever IN that
vicinity has greatly decreased S nlilar
results have heen observed in II" lind.
al The mouth Of the Sheldf. and in o'her
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10
Surveying and Conveyancing
Howard and Baltimore Streets,
BAltilnnre. Md.

I WILL survey anywhere. promptly and al
short taotiee-aceuraey guaranteed. Specisl
attention paid IA connection therewitb To- DRAW =
ING DEEDS rsuv other Instruments of Writing
p. O.-Charlestown, jefferson Co., W. Va.
Dec. :. 1877. S.aOWELL BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10
AnIntare.tlng Session.

Sunday School Teacher-And when
the wicked chlllren continued moeking
the good prophet. two she bears came
out Of the mountain. and ate up over
forty Of the wicked children. Now,
bows, what lesson does tlis teach rs!
Jimpsr Primrose-l know.
Teacher-Well, Jmp'y?
Jimpsy Primrose-It teaches Us bow
many children she bear can bod. =.
tBJston Courier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10

.nFFERS to the people of Jefferson County,
~ Insurance I'm a safe Company at the actual
cost OF insurance which is much cheaper than
the rates usually charged, and keeps tue money
80 nome Good risks from responsible parties
are invited
Executive Committee meets every Friday
DlRgCroRs-Jos Trapnell. Henry b. Dayen-
mort J. Garland Hurst John w Rider W. Ii.
r Lewis. Il Preston Chew, VIM. L Wilson,
Eugene Baker, ;. W Washington, Ii. l.. Snyder
Charles T. Wilson, Jshu IL. little, jacob ;
Melvin f. q W Herr. .s;sac II Strider
col. r P CHEW. ......... President
II. B. DANENPORT.... ............. ......... Treasurer
Executive CoNNIrTEE--J. q Hurst, VIM.
a T. Lewis, Eugene Baker, Isaac H. otrideT
r. Z. Chew. 5 " Washington.
LOCAL AGENTS Middlcway-J q. Shirley
Harpcrs Ferry -Chas e Trail Shepherds
town.. 5. Fleming Duttields-C. L.Barnhart
Charlestown Washington Il Alexander.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10

Many men owe the grandeur o. their
lives TO their tremendous difficult rt-.
LSpurgeon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10
Farmers.

LIVERY GARNER should have can OF our
Il B-lwu or Red Paint. Itis put up I'm and
aue gallon cans. already 90 put on The very
thing Cor painting gates, pumps. roofs, and all
sorts ofagricultural implements.
AGSQUlTH & co.
Apr 16 s5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10
Convinced.

O'Hoo' igan-He touid me to move Oh.
"Oid 10, yez To- know Dim a ginte-
mon, sez oi. Prove It. s-z he ~Oi
will, " srz oi. Az wid thot l showed
him wad nv unpaid bills oi had in mo
p cket
5 ithers-And what did he say:
O'Hooiigan-The shpalpano apoly-
gized.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10
.N1ir Goods.

NEW Raisins. Citron and Currants Califor-
~ MIA Figs and Dates c. d. EBY.
DUCKwHEAT FLOUR and y. O. Molasses
D-new crop. c. ID. EBY.
HOMINY and Beans, and all favors of
ii Fruit Puddine c. D. ERI.
NEW Potomac Herring in barrels halves
~ and dozen. shad and herring roe
c. d. EBY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10
YOUR D4CF .fTWfs

IP YOUR BACK 1GNfN
Or you are ali worn out. rraliy geo. '-'- i-a'
IL is general gcei is -
BROHS'> TRON 80 . ~
Il viii cure you. and give Z Eos' i7f- -
by al dealers N s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10
NVM. II. TRAyERs,
4TTORNEY ATL4W.

Cb1rl>''oer jefferson C0antg, bes' FiryiHie.
Win practice i'm the Courts Of thisCounty ard
the adjoining Counties.
office next door TOT residence oi Mrs. Max
we'll and nearly opposite the Garter House.
November -3. 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10
DRLD. STARRY,
nR. e. DOUGLAS DAVIS,
DENTIST

Has located iu Chsr.estown for the practice of
bis profession. lssuppued with all the modern
appliances and prepared t0 serve the public pa
O satisfactory manner.
Otlice 900 building of Mr. III %. Talbot, near
iy opposite First National Bauk.
June ~. i~,9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10

Seedinz 2 t0lie. %. eat $50 ihas want bniiains
t..t .I.a.ifl take
BROWNS iftDS BIJIEks.
r,gr nleaeaut :, take curts Malaria, lndiees-
Ton. and Biiiousne>. ~ dealers keepit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10
4TTORNETS Ar law.

Cbarlssio,cn J.srso'. Cowiy, Bes' FIyiria.
SiI attend ths Courts of Jefferson tai Ber6e-
,ry Counte, and attend CD other .aW business
IN the State of West Virginia. Special atren-
zion given OBJ collections.
M.rc. ,. lN-b
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10
FOa THE TOWN CUSTOM

ali orders viii be detvri az home of customer.
Mr. T. r Eddy an experienced miller is in
rere>trd with us in the Milling business and
will give prompt attention tn sll orders.
CHAGLESrOWN WATER * MFG CO.
hur I'D .--l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10
To the Public.

HAVING purchased the eFLOCBaud GRIST
1 Mill 10 Cblrlestnwu kucwu as the
"Lo.Ac Nl aud pu' % iu thorough repair for
th- manufacture of the very best quality Of
Burr or oj prlct>s Huur wc respectfully
>odci, public patronage There viii always be
on hand o. supply of Flour Corn Neal Mill
Feed. Ground Corn Cob. Etc, for sale or ex-
rI.ru.ra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-12-10

Sold by Druggists, or sent postpaid on receipt
Of Price. DR.. HUMPHREYS MANUAL, CA pages
richly bound IN cloth and gold, mailed free.
itumphreys' NcdicineCO.i Fulton st. n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
NOTES OF TILE CANVASS.

Tho co,o,ed Republicans OF this city taking an
active ort I'm behalf Of the Czcns ticket The Hannibal
legion which the coiored Republican County Committee
will have meeting tonight at No. SO Clinton Place. at
which speeches will lie made by wcll.known men, The
legion viii hold meeting next week, and final
the campaign. The organization has already adopted
resolutions condemning the few coored Republicans who
have allied themselves with the advocates OF straight
Republican ticket
A Young Mems Republican Club has been organized
with headquarters No. 37O Tenthavc Fifty names have
been already enrolled. The fusion candidates have been
indorsed Thc officers John 81. O'Shea, president
William Mackin vicepresdent Joseph Woods, recording
James Sullivan corresponding secretary John
Mahedy treasurer; George Woods serge,nt.atarms.
largely attAnded and enthusiastic meeting, composed
pnc!yay OF Hebrews, held last evening at No. 1C5
East broadway In support OF the candidates the anti
Tammaay ticket The Rev. NJ l.. Lillenthal, who pre-.
sided made stirring speech and was followed by Jacob
Phillips who acted secretary. and who enrolled large
number OF members. Dr. A. NJ Radip, the Rev. II.
Brodsky Isaac Lghtenburg also spoke. Resolutions
were passed indorsng the peoples ticket.
A lively meeting OF the Business Mems Republican
Organization Of the XXIId Assembly District held last
night at No. 1876 East 0ntysixthst. A. Hrsch pre-.
sided and introduced Albert Nelson and james Mctiili
the reguur Republican nominees for Assemblyman and
Alderman who made short speeches. resolution intro.
diced by Secretary Fest ratfying the Republican nomi
nation OF Charles A. Hess for Cv Justice OF the Seventh
Judicial District unanimously adopted. careful
explanation OF the Ballot Law was given by tho
president and meeting closed with speech by Charles
D. Swceny.
John Holzderber, the nominee for Alderman the
Gibbs the XIIlth District. has ncd In the
County Clerks Office notice that he refuses to be the
candidate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
THE CUT DID NOT WORK WELL.

II was reported yesterday that cut in rates, ra1
and ocean, from st. Paul and other several Northwest
ern places to Scandinavian points. had been made By
the Canadian Pacific through the Duluth South shore
and Atlantic, In connection with the North German
Lloyd Steamship Company, and that this was likely to
preciptate rate war ell lines from the Northwest
to the seaboard as we'll transatlantic lines. The
reduction it was said to be shared in proportion
by the railroads and the steamship companies ana IN
volved q cnt between the points mentioned BY way Of
New.York OF SIS. 1t ascribed to the well-known
desire of the Canadian Pacific to carry the bulk OF the
immigrants, who, about this time OF the year. bega
10 return to their native lands.
Gustav schwab, Of the North German Lloyd vhea
seen yesterday reference 10 this story, sold 1t NJ
truc that the Arrangement had been entered ino, %
the part Of the steamship company BY Its Wesaa
agents. but that the railroad was to bear the cut. "
has been cancelled however,, said Mr.. schwab, ~
we found that II operated against u.s. people took N
vantage OF the low rate, coming only as far IS New
York and selling the tickets for the rest OF the journey
below our tariff rates which, Of course, conhic'ed with
our regular business ~ A. l.,
AT the several Canadian Pacific ticket Offices 10
town nothing was known OF the cnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
no ARGUE AN ORIGINAL PACKAGE" CASE.

Little Rock Ark, oct. lG tspeclnD.-K question
involving the constutiOnallty OF the Original Pack
aaen bill will DO argued before United States Circuit
Jndge Caldwell here tomorrow. Ex-Chief Justice c.
C. Cole OF Iowa. will appear for the defendant while
the State Of Iowa will be represented by Attorney
General John Y. Stone. The defendant, H. N. Van
yliet was arrested for having sold intoxicating liquor
in Iowa without having permit, and was tried and
convicted, the proof showing that the only sale was
that of au "orignsl PACKAGE containing two dozen
hotties Of beer manufactured sealed and imported
into Iowa By the Excelsior Brewing Company, VI st.
Lous; and that tho sale WIS b. Van vlist Is agent
Of the importers.
TIA defendant applied to the Federal Court for
writ Of hsbess corpus On he ground that mcA sa!a
YIN lawful under tho Constitution and laws Of tho
rnItd statvs: that lbs conviction sud penalty were
"a yiAlsfun OF dc commercial clause Of the consttu
tion. Article !. eecton g. that the deeicon In the
casa OF Leisy ag Hardin Tire recent Iowa liquor case
decided by the United States supreme Court deter
mines Ills right TO mako the sule; that tho Wilson
hill known o. the Original Package act, docs not
eject his rights, because the Iowa law was held I'M
ennstitutonal by the United States supreme Court In
~" csse above cited. and that there Is no law In
Iowa against such vale, tie uncons tt0na law being
M law. Defendant also alleges thut the Wilson bill
is Unconstitutional.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
JISIT TO an ARCTIC TOLCANO.
OFFICERS OF TIE REVENUE CUTTER RUSH MAKE
THE ASCENT OF NEW BOGOSLOy
NEAR OVNALASKA.

San Francisco, oct. 1G (Spccial).Ono interesting
feature OF the cruise Of the rrvcnnc cutter Richard
Rush In the Arctic was the opportunity II gavc the
officers to inspect the new IogoslOv volcano on
Bogosiov Island, sixty miles southwest Of Ounalaska
which recently became active. Several officers who
reached here yesterday described their trip The
old crater was active hundred years ago. but the
new crater suddenly burst forth last winter
By powerful convnlsion the sandspit which
connected the two parts OF the island was sub
mel god and one crater separated from the other by
several fathoms OF water. II Is thought that during
this CONFUSION changes occurred in New Bog1sov be-
low the water line; that assures opened through
which volumes OF water make their way into the caud
ron Within This accounts for the immense quantities
OF steam which the officers escaping from the
crater.
or tho two craters New RGgos,ov offered the most
interesting field OF study. They ascertained that the
orator was only 200 feet above the sea level. The
peak had disappeared In gaping hole. Alongside Of
the volcano large deposits Of lava pumicc ashes and
volcanic rock were From assures on the Level
earth springs Of boiling sulphur from seven TO ten
feet. The ,ficers planned ascent to the crater.
The hazar'u feat could only be attempted when
favorable w!7d carried the volumes OF sulphurous
steam in a Gle direction. When the mouth OF
the crater the footballs Of the officers echoed
within the v"ltanO. ON pceplng over the edge an
IMPRESSIVE sight Witnessed. The steam came
up from unknown depths and a rambling noise like
thunder was heard. The air mprcgnated with
SULPHUR and near the crater ore could breathe only
with difficulty A novel discovery In connection with
the ascent was that birds used the volcano island
a. a natural incubator for their young. Thousands OF
c,lls flow away at the approach Of the Rush. They
left behind them, along the sides Of the volcano, eggs
i'm all stages Of development.
4 visit also paid to the Akontan volcano,
bigh Last winter II vomited fire and lava but now
ONLY smoke and steam Issue from It's ciater
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
BRAVES PUTTING ON THEIR WAR PAINT.
w1GwAM ORATORS SENT OUT TO CONVERT THE1i
ENTMIES

BRAVES PUTTING ON TtHElK WAX fAINl'
w,cwAM ORATORS SENT OUT TO CONVERT THEIR
ENEMIES.
Tammanv Hall made arrangements last night lot
turning the flood gates Of its oratory upon inc Io'e
suffering people Of Ncw-iork Undcr the inSpna -
Richard Croker l76 "Tammany speakers 7oiuhteefeu
IN aenphtenp the citizens upon the great questiohs
q, the day. Mr. Croker told them that he "wantcd
them 10 IMPRESS upon their hearers that Tammahy
Hall WAS for NewYork and Home Rule ana aSa'hss
the Republican party -.
These wonderful plans were laid at the mec'ine VI
the Tammany Committee on Organization last evening
Commissioner Gllroy presided, and John b. Mc,.o'ur.A
fulfilled the duties OF secretary All the districts were
called in their order and each leader reported tho
nomcs NJ his district candidates and said that his dis
trict machinery was in the most beautiui "orhihs
order imaginable. When the Ixth District was ca'co
Leader Fitzpatrick added to his ritual the statement
that he had Endorsed Wright ilocomb, the WORMS
candidate for Assembly, but that the County Demo
cats with their usual reachery' had Endorsed the
Ecn,blican candidate W. F. Grill, although they mad
certified mr. other name TO the County Clerk Tor that
office ExJudge HOlme placed at the head OF a
committee to get up mass-mcetns' 10 DC ahno"'eeo
hereafter and Mr. Cookers ITO orators were oircc'cu
to report to Mr. Holme for assignment az snaer ee'
ngs Mr. Gllroy said he hoped to see the list increasca
10 1850 eloquent men who would go out and dissent
nate good Democratic doctrine as expounded by IAN
many Hail. Civil Justice Mitchell announced that
John r. Fellows had authorized him to add Ills name
to the list.
Then the Justice sprung his old colonization scare
upon the meeting He said that he had positive IN
formation that candidates OF the County Democrats
were already at work coonzing voters for the purpose
Of destroying the will OF the people by frauds upon te
LaIlot. bOxn lie moved the appointment OF commit
ice OF three to expose this wicked scheme; Char,nan
and when the motion adopted appointed Civil
Justice Clancy, Patrick Diver aud Charities Omns.
sioner Shechy to deal with the County Democracy
cnlnnlzers as they deserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
IMPORTS FOR GOVERNMENT Use 10 PAY DCrY,.

Washington, Oct. 16.-Secretary Window has sent
letter TO each of the other members Of the Pesidens
Cabinet inviting their attention to the fact that nc
provision OF law exempting articles imported Tor NO
use Of the United States provided that the price
the same did not include the duty contained IN p'"
e,aph 645 act uf March g. 1888. Is longer In force
and that there is no similar provision In the act o.
october 1, 1900 The Secretary continues, In psrs:
Articles imported on and after the 9th inst for he
nse OF your Department are. therefore, now suolec
to payment Of duty unless they are specially proVdee
for in the free list of the act of october 1890 or se
imno,ted under specific contracts in force on the oN
inst. when said act went into effect and at prices
excluding duties"
General spauldng. Assistant Secretary OF the ires'
ury i'm letter to citizen OF IirOOkiyn says tnat III
dor paragraph 5l3 OF the new tariff booH PrnseS
extensively in language other than English "ne.n"s
S"nnd or Unbound would Ike entitled 70 free cntry On
imuortat0n into the United states, no distincuoh "
that respect being made by said provision Oh is"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
anal rAAnfASY BRAVES HAD no EAT SNOW.
xxyr OUT IN THE COLD WHILE THE LEADERS
WASTED AMID THE sPoILs OF VIC
rexY-rHAr 10 WHAT AFFECTS

s~,.~.,v q scareA.s This wSs not the rsmark
a RspuSlioaa OF County Democrat, or OF any ally
q tAs Peoples Nunidpal League. IL was sara ~
tsrday b. flli.Aedeed. pure. thick sup
porter Il Tanmany Han. whose rame nss iof many
yeaes besa borne upon Tho rolls Of the wlgwam. ana
vho hss ofsso sst with Boss" Croker and his lieu
tenants In the inner counelchamber Of the "brsves"
Ha thouRist that TAmmany had good reason TO 90
ffieStsne4. ana among the things which confirmed
him in This opinion WIS the result OF WednesdAy's
REGISTRATION. which shows Generalization In the
Tsmmsny strongholds unprecedented In decade.
Nearly every Tsmmany district u either behind tile
,isht REGISTRATION Of 1887. which is the proper one
for comparison with this year. or the increase Is 80
slight that ordinary augmentation OF population VIII
moro than account for II. On the other hand, the
LARGEST increase comes from the districts which give
the Republican and Independent VOTE
The registration fully bears out the theory held by
many Tsmmsny men who ont Of touch With tho
present control OF the Wgwam that tho rank and le
Of the Tammany army have lost the spirit and en-
thusiasm Of other days. and care little who gets
whipped this time.
Tho man who said that "Tammany Is scared" ex'
plaIned the condition of the "boys" In this way
q You re tho fellers' ore desperately tired TheS
won big battle for Tsmmany two years ago ana IN.
other smaller last year, and what have they got
Speaking after the manner Of ancient history, they
went In and defeated the barbarans and sacked their
city, and captured their gold and silver and precious
stones and 1ewelry and all that the enemy possessed
and after enduring the perils and hardsips OF baltic
and sege what have they to show for 1t They have
seen the officers and head divide up tho spoils OF
the conquest but tho who bore the brunt OF the
trey whore DO they como I'M Worse than this they
have seen men who took little or no part In the
conflict loaded With tho richest and choicest results
Of victory, while they themselves arc fed on w1nd
and promises. What did Charles George Wilson. or
s. Rowland Robbins, or Albert Gallup. or Alexander
Meakim, or Thomas Crowell Taylor Grain ever 40
for Tammany Halli Yet they and other useless sun
shine patriots Of their stamp have carried of the best
par OF the plumber while the tried ders OF Iammanv
have been left to cat snow. What wonder. then, tat
they tired ard disgnsted and dlshearenca Iam I'm;
been given out dvapageOusly 1t has been dispensed
rcckl.sly and foosh and the men RESPONSIBLE lot
u will suffer at the polls. The bone and sinew OF
Tsmmany have no stomach for this fight Chats
what's the matter with Wednesdays registration ana
there 10 moro Of the Same sort TO follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

~ opn1u1moe OommiNNeo. The following tele(Fam
- 0onssSi Butter6elA Which vHs Feoeaye4 e ~
SSS1ans a tho Executive Cnmmltkee On wo4peeaay
Isay csrr'sA sAsse 70 Ne sAvosea's OF straight
:Sa.s.,s o.. ik-p.'':ssA f:ssivss r., 4 IT,. %
WsSsf NiiSss. 3. Y, sSiss, Eans Reee W: ss,das.
s o. .rso.s az: se1 =; < ia go e % GO
- :s1sN s:.s!sSs HspSSs s.ssSs.s x:
ST ws vss ssaGhs 80 ssyer s.Sas Is " m s
~ M sscSr1 vSsir iscislsG aa4 III estslae re
SvSSSs a oseGSSSy, . sloay have bs(see ne. uness
sS'sss xsss. M Is 81 SnAAI IL SGrrEsrrEnp.
N Yin h soceuea tAat ENkr Root spoke several
49, 70 q tSe ra&incotion meeting Of the Lea9aos
Ga WhieA ~ oenegst huteeenoM @ient ve ~
So53coed 81 IL &ewSpepefs before he 9cmS ns Scie-
~ Col0nel 01lQag ofegpl HE ycetenason o sn.s.
~ a - SxSc1tve committed Of the Business Mcn~
SS1aSlicSn Associatoa on Wednesday 0ight, eeoaose
- AVoreA the tas0a Ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
PUNCTUATION DAY IN RICHMOND.

Richmond, Va. Oct. l6.-This was ue great 10,
~, em,pcnatIon celebration and 1t proved success
ful one. There was large procession and more peo
nls on the street than similar celebration since
the War. The houses occupied by the colored people
along the line of march all decorated. Inc pS
ce,,on reached the Exposition Grounds In dreneh'
ing rain An immense crowd was assembled q. .'c
r sn.e,nds and addresses made BY COhereSsmsn
'sobn st. Langston and John W. Pierce OF SALISBURY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS FIGHTING.

Fresholh n j.. Oct. IS ispeesD IN was thouEht bv
many thar Charles Ewing Patterson. the Independent
Democrat candidate for Clerk OF Monmouth County,
would withdraw from the race. but this dsa WA dis
PEELED today when posters were strvwl throughout
the county announcing that tho Patterson men would
hold Q mass. meeting at Port Monmouth on Saturday.
Patterson In his letter accepting the nomination nays
that the nomination Of John r. IIaight. bis opponent
was born IN fraud and obtained BY disrcSuable and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
THE WEATHER REPORT

FORECAST TILL p. NJ FRIDAY
,,,.,,..... oot 1s-For New England, rains; souo
e,lv winds. becoming variable; slightly warmer Id H'
southern part. ,., ,a hoeomina
westerly cooler $500, n.,.w.,e ara
MARYLAND rans followed by fair westerly winds 'tas~
a,v tmrr,ture except cooler In Northern New'!ersey
For Virgnia rain the carolina fair preeeora os
For Alabama and Mississippi I~S''"
Louisiana fair; warmer Saturday; .o,.,
For Western New.York. rain slightly cooler r, nrs.
For Western Pennsylvania ana ohT ,' 70 NrksussS
Colorado and the Dakotas, fair.