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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
TILE CnIKT OF APPEALN.

,uorv V T. Or'. o-ln IN" First Division 0t inc
CONT e Appeal, today IN" following causes were
argued: ~
N,.,ral Thread Company, r",pondrnt. agf Mans
,,.,, IN l,L Thread Ompny and another appellant,
Pete. j. Na>,cr,un. respondent, AZ. 'Vhh io"h>ch"'
W'.,, rvif,' respondent. Art. staten Island Rapid
rrar,>r Railroad CO., app"!,h': u, =, v,
In,,n Cartwright. respondent, aI' T''ec III MI
Vernon. appellant 49,. ,,,,,.,,, u,rsc,,sd,r
,r,..,l,rt Dismissed under i;nle 81 without est
N-n Maria Palmer: appellant as' t. H. @'"''
respondent. >uNlhitt'h
I'm tl,.. second Division of the Court of Appeals
,nc f,u,vinc cn,i,,> arsurd
pcnrlr,, Manrf,ciu'lnc Company, respondent as'.
I.,hrl, f. lirucIv'llr. appellant. DISMISSED under
Eulr II without cost. >. , ,,t -
lame, Mr('ov, appellant. AIT. Francis Iarkin. re-
>r,drni 49,, ,uo.,s nv, Gal,
YIN scripture. rc-rond"hi ,.., ,,,,,,.r..
ruru. Dresser, pendent. a;t. NJ p" firrh'eh :
Iu,rini.cr Company. >rlmitt'd ,, -
ru,.uc i (handr. ">pcnicnt. agt. tharlcs ID
.hr,,,ri apprlinut. >uhmiitsi ,
Trr,nn f.. Mnrglwan. appellant aT' Louis II.
.lir 1T al. rr>pon'l"n'>. ,,
p,rs mn Manufacturing Company r'ponnrbi
NO, ,ro,'. - r. sheldon. a>,lsnrr. etc. nnp!'idci.
etc. apirlnnt' - ,,,.,., T. r,.h
r..rnnd,rt Dismissed rnd,r Rule II without costs
The lry calendar H." first lhNi>'ii Tor '"'i.F
10 is a, follow: Nos. 43i. 80. 49,, h'o ~ N'''
rh. ,ial ,"ndar of the second Division io, october
IN - -, follows: Nu> o72. lO76. 1850. l.osI.
los; ..:: 20 and lo-,
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N,LMIN ATED IOR CONNRE>.N.

Norwich Conn.,. Or'. o. The Republicans of tlr lid
u.irtct To- day I,.iom,uiicd thd'I", " Eu~"'ll for
con .r'-i 800
New II,vru. Gown, oct. T? i~rri' ihc ErWl'i
,,,, n( tn ili Colrl,'-> piiru' today dominated
VI IIubhnrrl. of Middl'l""n. fr ton:i"-~. Nj
U,ll,ard j. 4 prominent .ianirr and ~ 'Nr''"n-N
aide man. lie curo,I ~ tsr l"rchcr ritoe. o.
,.uli, l., H. w. lr", ir - NJ" Haven ~ III ami
went +, kara. /" assist ~ li'"'nc that state. lie
WIS "A nicnlr.r 81 kIu-a,, I~i senate. >rrtIn- WITH
senator T. j. ln,ali~ AMI other p9"mii"ut W">lrrn"rN
,f t,, ,ln, tie 'u!-n IA tlr hion army. ana after
The var rrtiri.,,! To- tuni',iu'. II" - nov "a" "i
The mot nii,i"utial tiiipi- Ia The >.at"
The Demo- rats to- aN r'n"itih,irl Gong N>i,h
" f. Nlliru\ for tulrr,-. ~ ttr lld IH-'"'t. ne
di-tiic, strongly Drn",tai' bat Mr. Hubbard VIII
iInhr heavy in;Iad> mt" II.
Iiuds,,n y. y. b'. .. TN" D"morra'ic Convention
here tl,i~ AFTERNOON nominated Charles l.. Austin. of
kiue,t"t y. y. ocI. t~p""iIi. The Democrats
Of the XNIth pi~iri'i u"ihina;h l-dr' y cos. "f
El-i,v lie for tolgI,'-> here 1t tat hour Tonight.
after prolonged '"ni"~i.
Nashville. r. mn. oct. oh" E"pnllcanS Of the
Win ,nnsf.,u..a District mrt al ia; k>p:I. Tent
lr.,~ E,-nlutun> passed ind ring ~ d"nt
Harrison aud spral"r Reed.
,ddl tuon. nm. oct. :? The Democrat, Of the III
District f. d.y rcnoiIinai"l " = h.neoa l. WILCOX. %
Chester for Congress. by acclaina"n.
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that he knew what he about. and when nov ana
then he had to stop at word. lie worked IL ou ali
by himself showing wonderful development of h.
powers Tor selfreliant reasoning lie gave ih lame, y
well as the sound, Of the letters. anu hi, enunca,on
that the matter had not been committed to memory bs
was made to read several passages backward and did N
script And right here must ~, that during ,Ss
first two weeks tho instruction given from NJ
KnOharhs manuscript. and that the hoy never saw ib
Primer until Wednesday september 10 and consequence
had not studied the book more than eleven daysi M.
mental In finding this boy for Mr.. KnoIach and Know
that tho above data are absolutely correct TIE meha
Is simply wonderful triumph Of the art NJ teaching
and We do not he >.iate to predict that II will creatA
revolution In the field Of elementary instruction.
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he CLEANED rP TIE OFFICE
Picked M bv The Toledo Eladr.

Dave pit.haM u,rd 10 ,-t wThW l'",pAYf :,
little town not hundred miles from 'i'''.an
did require all Davc'> time - write me 60 ~ ni
he hunted M the lo,, new. h'lrT SICK y re ~, ~,
ON pr~ d,,- took hi turn the band pros" li'' TOT
ever. i>r day Dave wa> hooking owe! .ae "a
changes and ever AMI anon rmiiin- "i' l t s.Ilw
palalrlrInr>. whom in cane - 'tFiV,'Ht - n
whose STOW liu: toun'crlnr" and 'ag,rS n;it,,,,sa
-utfnc 'hc door would hl"" c"'N''f ne .,, bis
ihi; h" Wa after >at-'irn. h"H' Iir ril rcls
p,prr. >tu'!. tie >.>-"~ a. M po'h.i ''d '''' "-N
iIi; "i'oud morniu-. ~,r a.. n,.a,,
That amt got 4 1t 4 lii of h"aiir on t0r ''''''
~ i>it I'm in h,',' ,ic.tp "ui ih' once n,.
.,m.i boy y"ni. lust III. man lm l,'Aig ",'
I"nl lind a broom and ~pin'h. I'..'f' ,n
Done ma.,r MOI" dust than ION I'm '''F; en-,
old luny. l"u think l'm iohn'. Il" '"N ,i",.,r
lie NOR" n = small uulrrdi1t Wiz . ~ 80. ", ~ Lion,
uA'tmh 81 e ~r'"id I'll A'n,ll h"" i.'' n" - 4, I'm
A. d",'h >"n'"',c rh kind -, ~, ,,, or,, -r up
yous g?llryS and paint nlu,n> 'loii over Wv mr =
"y"~ Of y"ul> That What, e@ln 10 '.s'~ Wu1
rution fnr the r,I htlf hOrr and ihr az III
~ dead ads over M" n"'". ,. ,cc,n.
"You win tnd hg,"ir heln' -" door NV "'' ',r.
podat!ng FREUD" sad pave. "trlu- .''', rt
~o"tcr. and Lay al" 80 hr' ~ ,,'i nd the
his ONE" according I" v"''r hr'f ,. n an ,s
better you do y,nr worn the h.'r"r III pun g" ''''
fnrop tha, mortar. wa ONLY JOHN" >ah the OH
fellow. trying To avoid IA" ran-e Of the e'n'
"rirr7r onto that broom. ,,...,- ohBrA
- made a mistake. tins ANT TIC "'"''' ~
IS il >"
Work that sweeping marhirc.'
nv, been DRINKING"
"np,ratoms must begin in half second -, 80
Nv n,tlc erl'> sick. and she's crFlh /" "S
In uiartcr ot second the devil viii have wa"
.ptv NV crippled Wife" -. ,,a.
md rhiS paper will se' The hrst scoop NV
Hold on, hold on. I'll sweep her w A. IKE ,IEs
the fellow seized the broom and made m, cl' =,
s,rcrc cleaner When II" had finished pave eur, ,. 20
hin, n the street. ard af'er making him Vr''"''' "
call again tade him good BY
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CONVERSIONS COMMITTEES At WORK.
UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND FOR CAMfAl"'
DOCUMENTS At THE \DorAETERS
OF BOTH BODIES.

Washnc'on oct. o '>prcial' At "a" h"1danarr'''
~ both the CnnCrr- ~onal committees u" d"ilah "r
cnn,i. n documents l. unprecedented hih iiir "h'"''
IN, ,urply ALREADY mo-" than :;o'ho'o S'p'''"
documents have been i-t;lu.rl lv th' k"phh'' III
Committee and the Applications are >' a. h"'''r''
and urgent a, eyer. I'll" commiftc" llN ~'' ON MN
dr,I, Of thousands OF copies "f >l"''h'' az" "'i'
fr,nka,." matter but tn" proportion Is ni'h 'i''l
than u.ual Probably on h"f III ~" documents o.
,,hut.d ,nn.i, Of matter which cain" be seh' n'rr
frank much Of which la. been sH!pr'Ni by cAP7" -
Among tho documents thu> d-t:lhn'"d w't" "O''
..oo,,O copi., II the lttl" campaign "'"\'b"'"' J."
winch ,hr demand i> been AID J. 81" ri"rih"h' N'' y
ia. lc,n Irird necessary g. i->" a '"cp!d lir" anu
rrvi-cd c'.i' IA.
The Democratic comm.ic" ha~ distributed p'o.ahN
ana ,,pu ,.,rHil iu,uurpt-. ''.''-'I'c m''iN %
-r...l - and Other matter i'h"l h' ORR Il ~
r. which cau l.. -"ut THROW. tr mus i''' "'
postage. Tn" " irn"rriiir '"ihi" =" I'Nl'l"'"'
,yt,,i + 20 10. IN ambition, Vn'un"-d IT," I - i'i -
~. - ,ou,.Ird- h,> loot set b'"n pil''h"' bii j."
rr,,,.d .,,ly next week. II Ippcar- that thl'
,c On, y,lnnc |, rot de- iSn" g" c".rr'l 'I' iI"l'
,i therefore n,N \ small cs!i:,ph VII i" publish
ono ~ Ia ~ppiy 'd':.IL.. Ni"'ih"i- ''"It' -
riu ~ = "l>'' ''". - ft'F "I ''' 80
~, .,. than thr. wr.t~ viii REMAIN after ~ l"t
lion and i~.,r, IA" ci.d ii the campaign III "N I"
dl-'..iui. L. volume.
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GREAT AcHTErEMENT ~ TEACHING.

From The southampton H.. L. Times
II arp,.,r, that Mr. A. Knohach. Of New York, who
has ,prnt tiI> summer in southampton Is not only
t.nchcr OF foreign languages. but an educational re
former lie holds that. owing to the Irregular spell
nI Of the English language learning 70 read Is the
most arduou, task In chds Whole educational career
loss OF tim" bat have an extremely damaging clec.
culd> intellectual faculties. as they force the
,on lsion upon IL" Young mind that guessing II bot
.er thinkng. aad that emp AT logical rea
In. j. III avail lie has Therefore devised meta Vi
Which /, intended 10 pr,cr,ir the present Primers and
pre- an the chld'N mind b> perfectly rca>!nablc pro
take the hiio>yncra-ir> OF or spelling at their
ya!lr. To test his method. he UNDERTOOK 10 teach
Inrl Leroy. tn" ,iN wear old son Of George L. Wines
of southampton. child which had never received the
slightest -irnctlOn ~ r'a!ing Thf nl-f lesson
given Wednesday, the 18th of August. ana last Mon
da, affrrno"n little over tir" weeks la"r. AZ III"
r\hil,inn .Nru il the NoNh End thoUl lIu,i>c the
l,:rr i"llnv a>tnni- he'd every ody nv the
Grrfu fa, y which I've d'pla'"i IN aiding In ~ int ms
without The slightest hesitation that ono could
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
r-,w NOMINATIONS BY DEMOCRATS.

Tho Alderman and Assembly conventions VI 'no
county nemocracv and Tamrnany Hall were held In
., -, IN. \ssombly districts last night. The com
mon order Of procedure to adjourn without select
Ing o candidate. .
In the lid Assembly District the County Democrats
nominated james Driscol for ASSEM- IMAM lne
convention met ut No 415 Pear)-st. III the w.
With. 9th. XIVth, XVIII and AAilo us''',a W"
County Democratic conventions auloi'"'' "O
,no,,,n, nominations, Iu the XIXth William Lawrence
was named for As,cmblyman. and Charles W. Gardner
for Alderman. go WA.
The Tammany Hall conventions in the LIST. lId' Nth
With IXth. XIIIth. XIVth XVIII, X'lth; XxxiitVt;
XVTiIth. XIXth XXth, X%Ist. MILO ana, ana AZ ac
lion Ia the Hid Ivfh. With. With Mth anu my
committees appointed TO ro'licr WIN '"e "'"''
Democrats with II view 10 Joining Iofccs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

County a. j.. LIST District Michael Muone (Dem') Ill.,
Henry Byrncs (Dcm, Henry Ewald (Rep) llio' "eOfs'
A. Hcancy (DemJ, Simeon Smith ('ep); VIM 'onu -
Voorhees, tDcmJ With. John +. Madden (Dem| 80
william D. Daily (Dem); Richmond County, Johh HiO'"
,nn 49, ouccns County list District. Solomon S. Town
scnd (Dcm Essex County. n. j. 1xth District l'"o"'
Barrett (Dem) ~ - and
Ndcrncn-XIth District, Charles Gardner IT, " s"u
Tam) ,,, uar,
school Comm Observation-Disclosures County, John -
Kenn.y (pemJ; Queens County LIST District. Frank w.
clair (Dcm.) , <n,n>
Colonrr-Richmond County, Dr, T., a. her'sy ,D A.,
,.,i.o NJ sIons-KchnOnd County. Michael Nc
l,,ir' (D,m) $500 ,,,,,
tr,choders-Essex County N. j.. lXth District. WIN
,su u,ui,op fpem1: Hudson County. y. j. Illd DIS
tr,ct o. H. Terry (ReD): james Murphy fpem''
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THE ALLEGED PERIL OF BRECKENRIDGE.
DENOUNCED by ARKANSAS REPUBLICANS AS A
SCHEME TO SECURE SYMPATHY.


Little Rock. Ark. oct. 0 spociah.-A report OF an
attempt 10 assasslnatc G.. Il. Breckenridge" eX Mehoef
Of Congress from the I'D District Of Arkansas was
unfinished this morning in the Democratic oreah Inc
toystte- and was sent ont by that paper 10 INC
nr..s The following Is the account published bS
:. The Gazette" which shows ronclSiveE that t''
entr, story is base fabrraion nanhrarl"'cu =.
create sympathy for breckenridge who. the Democrats
know, cannot he rcr'eu hhle'' sohc'hi"S y ~ "
CREATE sympathy for him:
When the Democratic orator had about ha't lnismtu
his speech the report OF gun rang out on ,he ms
RI. meeting was held " later the head OF i',tn
was noticed rear window which olrnn on y" '"o
n,'tfrn from which Mr. B:erkinridge spoke anu d
i., minnie, before the conclusion Of t'' speech nG ~
plo-um of percussion cap at iC M,'iuM r.' r f. in
sucakcr and audience. many Of them gong "ul w.
vrsicatc But tie mi,cr"nt had escaped IN ire mstm,
and Spending continued until II: rnnrlS ION, h Mae
Whilc on the way. comlsinun. Mr.. Norman, 81 hs
land. was knocked down by AN unexpected hlo~ iron,
ihmy could not have known at whom the blow Wn'
amcd and It /, thought that It wa, IN. an I'd,
,o,d 81, The hotel is a bitter Republican. h'ii hr>,il
minister and honorable man lie adopieu t, ~ ,n.t
ran,om 10 ne recent Violent speech Of Powell CLAYTON
n Pine Bmif IN which lie took most Noicin ",, ,in
II in nj. power I" prevent it, III" Hon, I. H. h' j.; NJ, ~,
rdre honi lever rcv" N" d",em"n sought n y nn,,,
partI,an felt that he would be- bu' ""'hs "'' ' "
service 10 play the assa"-in's role. On.
Tho f,c,s arc that the Demo rate LED aOoht 'he
spccch made by cN Governor clayton FOR Inc P"'r"'
., rr.cin, ,,inr trouble either AZ the el~tI"h d: W.
forc Rcpblicans who were present az IN" sPch"''i'
in CONWAY County. whore III" attempt 10 as.ae>'"''c
nr,ckiuridre i alleged to have ocrnr'N d"h"'"'"
the entire story a. having no existence IN rac' N""
II /, remembered that the Democrats denhn inc r'''''
~ Capain small In this same county, " '''" nun
a,,or trket,, which robbery was wi'W>N'" ~ "'''
,.eeupcr. ON the train who w""r wIllne 10 maN'
oGdavt. ~ the h,cts published in IN" Irli''. J..
i, mot surprising that IN" "ur'"l> "i "lwN " H,
.hould mi M a story unin~i ui'iS'Uaht' anu i'.~'
a.. Tho one lust given oul and women fer u a'!'i ny
"a man in Little Rock believes l' tory. ~ !, ~,
,.i al, tho taIIf rna >p''h" story inhn~tron>iv
rircuatcd hy the parti>an> OF I,"klrlha'' am VIII
wn, -, completely exploded by the Congress Ecc'''H'
Committee.
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An ANTI TILI.MNN TICKET NAMED.
TWO DEMorR>rIC C>NpiD>Tf- FOR GovI RN"E
now Br.rorr THE s"rTn 'AE"rLNr>N>.

Columbia = e.. oct. '~w" lie N''' Human
~, y.,,,u VA called ~ u:,.'r :" dav hv ~" N'Wi'
,h,u,r,lor J"hii-D! wh" cal!'rl - the 'h'i '"''ri
"A " r,liI,r tplo.,'l J''".T b'ihdf| 81 = ll''r'
,..r,I , r,.-n.Vi"n that g." '"hi'n'"N li"'''i I"
,oulu Ate i.i state i.'hc'. II "E- '''h'W"''N
,hout.,, ,ulr..l Lluudins .imhl"d.""' n"ii' '''''
Cor ,.uvcrnor Al"\and"r I. iln>",ll Ia" d'''-ir'
.r-au. 10 their feet and b. tin cheering. thr"""s up
,,..- h1,. tuuliu. o. chars ara ~ 'ii e"''r''N III
ia, r,,-. c,ihii,ii-'ir manner. Nh"r "''f VIZ r.
stared ,-E,Il wa, uu.i..r,p',N u'I.uAi"l 'lh'"Hf
William -. .fnlH-ln WA I"Eu'hi"i ~" i''''''''
,,N,rn.r: EdHiu Harper. ~ Nlltn- county W.
,nu,i,n,d for -, rr'arT Of state EdWad ha'on i"'
,uutr.Ic,-t,"rrril r.. r. kas IA" Il" Superintendent
~ iducnilun: ". =. hu rir. 81 k"r-hi" i'F iI'''
rr,t: GENERAL f. y Kchbo IT: f"r Adluthut ana In
no, i,i ,rI.-ial ard J'>rph Y" barnwrH '"r N'rh''
General. Tlcy al u.ann'or-v accepted bV l''o
,,,riii0n The platform 81 the ""n'"'i'ph wa" III tl
form of "A bret tdr. r." contention u"', or
..t,.ls nominated fun t,h-i ana "l"it'd Il plt'
,i,, .itipill
900 ,lrr.itr- >'t al jlr annr I'd Gil'l'N N'
WIfh ,IH;i1th'iit ~ ii"r-. ~" mar WIS IT.
I'm, ted 10 ro. with IA" r"li"" ."r '"i'rn"r. ana
auuoint an ENctitIy" tuUli"t ol "'\rh To tOluu't
lac.
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CORNELIUS DONOVAN FOR CONGRESS.
prprR1Ic,ys NOMINATE HIM IN THE WITH DIS


TR1CT AND THE LABOR MEN 1NpoESE HIM.
Tho adjourned Republican Convention OF me vim
Concrcs, District held last night ~ no. l \p"S-
dan square Eugene ward was chairman anu lho"a>
Mcnamara secretary. Cornelius Shcehah' oc"''c
from the Labor party, said that a. III" par" ''''
c.,. il was believed cpnld b">i be served by nnioh
with the Republican party. they were anxious ~ sup
,nrt any nomination made J'hc' imp" |
u,rcd in nomination Cornelius Donovan Inc n",''
,ion wa. received with enthusiasm and unanimously
adopted after having been ablv s"Pp"'''' w ~
Logan and Cornelius lloblie. ~ -,
committee having been appointed to tell Mt.
D,roron 81 his nomination. he appeared before inc
,onvcution and made u short speech, III VIII" "o
.xp,,. ,cd himself with 'lrirncsS ana energy d. "
UNQUALIFIED supporter Of the new Tariff law-thr ol's
,, means Ly which the condition Of the labofihs
c,,.sc. could ", improved He was Warmly "p
n,uded The delegates all expressed themscNe' ",
hshly satisfied with the nominee ""'
a. having strong hopes 0f MS ~ '.'
ncci,IIv In view Of the inter incoinpctrncy sho"
ly The present Democratic representative vi ''' u'
lccman Turner Al &C., uo
N Douovou WAS born at Saugcrtcs. In lo''' ho
, IN mi. city when a hoy. and in his own ""r''> y
. had To hustle for his living and early ea"o'i'"
t,c WAS graduated from Cooper hioh' All" WV
h,ut eighteen wears old entered the chpio' VI wv
r,rcrov Trl.s Company. No. 7e3 broadway. ""cr' "'
now holds an important position D''''s Nv ,
no .,udi,d hard and has become an eloquent Spc'"o
,u,orl h.. has never held any pntllc onirr, , nG
,way, taken an active Interest III p"cs anu INV" IT,.
a 1d ~ the t;arucld and Elaine campnitii>. mc
offered his support 10 Henry 'cV IN. hearts Of all
, WORN n,.m w',tn whom he was brought III roh'a
lie was one of the nrsi to begin ,'e io' heirrac
ballot Reform clubs in thN cry, mu and To- tho
10 the last Republican Htalr 'ohNe""o" ~ w. "
nrc.p UiI'ity CUnNcullpl
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LETIS BARKER, OF MINE, KILLED..
,xocrrn nowy ny A RUNAWAY HoRsE-A
wELLKNowS FIGURE IN REPUb'
LICAN POLITICS.

Concor Me- Oct. o.-Te~is Barker one OF inc h'''s'
prominent men in the state, was knoked COW" ~
runaway horse this morning and died this ai'rrhoo"
Mr. Horker was seventy two years Oh, lawyer w
rrofc.ou. long known IN political life. and on" 'i me
r,chct and most prominent citi@cIS OF Bangor NO.
Ito had served In both branches Of the Maine LcSi'htr
,,rc and ~ tine Governors Council He wa mo
lacking old gentleman, 81 iovin temperament anu
mt adhered 10 the OLD f. -hioncl r'liNcd SHIRT 'r"ht
Nr E,rkcr wa, born and raised IN the thirty aSri
ul,u,,u town Of Exeter Ills father Nathaniel BARKER
wa, one OF tho pioneers. coming there IN ioo'. ho
hod III lu,l and when he died hs estate was '"Vcnt
me- an, had 10 make their way in the world.
fcvis Barker had early advantages Out hc"c"
bt own way 10 success and fortune. lie sh''"'N
AZ , LAWYER. a, "a politician. and a an operator III
,r,l,.r lands, Mr. Barker was educated III inc '"hi-
mon schools and the Foxcro.t Academy. lie s'""e'
l,w Al An early age aud was admitted 7" inc bar III
l-al lie began the practice Of h'' profession III
-,..ou where he retnai'rd till i-7l. when ne r'hoNe'
10 I,u,or AID has practl-rd law ever since
Earl, in Ia, career h" I" X "a lively interest III P'F
,ic. and Later trcam" nut"i as one "t 'he ""''
f,~c ,'o and eloquent campaign orators III the h"P'o
,.,. Marty IN l-';t he clrcteh siat" Keep
az, and in l-,;j and 500 ,frvcd III IN" s'a'r
SQUAT. lie served IN the House tho next wear ana
as elected speaker. II" served IN IN" ."Nt,;"l
,,rli IN --,D and , delegate IN the l''p"'h an
,,yrl,t,rs # l-i- and l--o. ~ IN" .lhic "t ~, ~,
,f, n. wa "A nlr,nier II the state Board of lc'iitl
,,J state Io,l>c Commission. Ih| wife ,l',S 81
mo lat. +. ". HI survives hins. ihr' h"' wv
,h,Idrcn, both 81 whom are dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
Ry-SJNF.SS MEN MEET AND ADJOURN.
TIE REPUBLICAN, OIGANlzATIoN AffoiNAS
CONMlTTEES-A LARGE GATHERING

The Business Mems Republican oreanHa'''h scho'
ore dcIccotc To us County Convention from eAc"
election district in the city. Turh 'A"' ~ '
Fourth-st. was tho place Of meeting s''e'''i' a'" ~
the convention came together there la-' e>'"'''A' Wv
vcr, about 80 delegates on hand Inc ne" 'i''' Wv
IXth District came IN with steady TRAD bca'"'S WV
limited STATE, flag aud we're followed Ov lare" n.y.
r,tinn fr,p the XVIII Assembly District H'a"'u IN
p H. Spcllnan. and they AT down III I"e n,'"'
seat, they were chccrcIi again ana a@;u" '''.' w.
no,,ceucn were nj the end If the hall. WIN 'sH' ne
Gibbs but they might well have been ~ ho'''o !"
he'd for all that they wcr" wanted Enthusiasm
GOOD fellowship and nnbrohcn nnanimify n'arhc" ''o
,r,c.c,incs from beginning 10 end. Whh al "c'c
scatcd they looked a bright ard intelligent b'"N VI
men, and Charlie, ID. Sw~n!. WHO HAY w '" "
have been tie founder we'll a 'h' 'ii''i "-'
Of tlc>.. Republican business men, smiled ti1"hiP'i''F
~ the warm greeting with which IA" mention III W.
mann. WAS rereivcd. ~ the better known a""'- "'
district l.oder. went upon the PLATFORM they were "'l
coined with round after round of applause ',"'''-
them were Edward II. Amndo"n. "N Am"fih"i '"''''
g., Mc>urrav, John l.. Brctsky, W. IL. !. l"H".
Colonel William l.. strong, James T. fV''''' p''""'
Eorhc cx.As>"mhl,mam smith cA'Jn"ec "'''c"
Uielry Joseph r. o'i;ri"n and Henry L"t"F' WI VIZ
,lhnc 81 ,l,. roll of Delegates, 'r":c" Nashlne'''
,olo,cd delegate from III" Nl'h. wa ahh"n'"''' "'u
george 70, enthusiastic cheering.
William, H. + Iiugh.- made temporary cn'''
mail and Charles D. sw'-'uN ana I'i"'N i'"'''" -
rafar q
,.ry >wccuy called tie roll 60: !"!"'n'c>' am ia
,ouuc,L incidentally. t'nt every District IN th' ''F
al lc.n orraiycd and hal cat d"l"ci'~. VIII '"'
exception of the XNl-t AID NAIN'h. "h'" ''''' '''
,, ,., ,r,,,ul.d on tive nluti"n Of c\ Aid"rin.i
Nc Murray A committee "n l'rrnht"ih "-'l"A4'"' ~
,nu,u,rd cons, sin. II III" 'hd'ln"r "i rl'h W Wv
,-,,ul,v district d"icrdtI'lt. and dft'E T." "'''
,,.. r,,.s, during which cA-Juie" +. 9. Wiley OF
.,,n.,,, made = brief AID telling speech Oh u"
,.,v ,arir law which applaud 81. fhc 'fhmI'"
,,,ur,,,,i and John r.. EI'.. kN. -p'h'-iih Va w
a. ia niI'h ir u. N'ft'h tht' II IL W.
,in for me- excellent work done Us t'. hh'h'N' IT,
a. "a. Comfy Df Nrw ork III l--r. feId!h ia
,.oi, world not have i"-en '"'i'- lir nan" "."''
Il l. strong - permanent pr-''i' ,i"'" ~ 49,
:, dawn t.t vIt" pr ld"ut iharh" - -"'"'i> ~
Iulu.. Irluan permanent -''r''i'''r' Nah.' ~
49,, and Ii,,ald H. Nc'hhr. f'llci~. ana y. J.
,'i,.,,u a,d f. +. ItierT. door k"pr ana -f''A''
AZ =, A., .,.r D,,,,,i,r,r
,r. ia go. .l'r thou aii"''''T'. CO., i>'.I- -, '
,,,r,.r from ,rh \--"ril' d~fi "Hh ~" "'''
-, g ,.,,yrrtu,i AID al" '''nt1If''' ~ "'' ii"'
-. ,... I'D, ~ .tr' - pi1i!f'n i''N '-''''.'
re-. ,nnv-.,l,n the, ahi"urn'd .u'G''t '" we '".' VI
T." omar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
NOMINATIONS, ~ III n,N% CnrNrY W.

Three p,li..cnl 'nlV"u'trH, w"N' h"!d ~ i'h'''
,...,.., ,,-,.r,,, afternoon. ~" E"pl'l'hn ga
,.,,.,n :, n.il.ta'. ,andiia:'- f'r t''',ir''nni'
nrr,y aud ,rrrr V'a- held ~ W"-'S u 'l!' J'f ~
,,y adj w1; ATTENDED win great deal 81 "h'h''''
AN, q. 49,, II. lr:i'.- bcl!r,"d that urc"i fic ne"
,,,, r,.,.,r.l law AID ~ WOW ii ~" luf'h-e "il'
tito, 10 ,l. Demo ri'c ri:. N" caulIat"- h'ioi III
o.. n,.,utp,, would iavr .'"~I chance ~ w''''hf
=, ,i,ynr ,dl,.r, 'pliu- p.c-.dd. aii' l'"ha- ''
.r,r..d v,i'l.., d.Irlt,. E"-"rti""- w":r ad"p'''
.,dnr-,.s "a. policy q" g." hdu'u -f;T''i" "'"''' M
,lr c,, ,, ,.ui. u L., fall. arh i"'!lrnt MA" u"
r,rurri,,,ic 49,. ,aU.t l." "y"rihIu"" ~" &" ''''''
- lo,,nrr ,u.rr vs. n"iiii,it"d f"r ~rTIh WIN 'i
.I,,,, orpo,lru, and Thona, N'Ewan receiver '''
,o,.,.,,. ON i,r CoY.ir-,. his only Opponent r'h'
Herman Wilhri. IT." convention "'!'"rh'' VIZ"
.h,.r. t,, The candidates, after Nominating VI A'n
,.,,,. aud br Morn, i" c"ioh'rS
Tho. rsae,,.i," Dr'npcrnt'c '"nn'i '"hN'"''" N"'
,, -, ,.,, r,iLn Hall. Iio "lcu P"lrr '"'iiinI'
sumner Charles Kaufman va ~"I"f''h !" pre- ~
,,. =, -. uc,h,,r - Lut rarv ont ~" az 'i'> 81!
,n mn, niY, John NcIh'lhp- W. nominated i"' 'h"'"
,, ,,c,,cl / Euy IAN and william " Ia i"" '"r
,,,,u.r- ThvArd /. NcDrnnld. WHO was h'''''''"
,,,... -..y,,,l dav. ago. addressed the '"Ii'rh
:, .,... - go .,,;.,, H.,
,,.,..s nan Jersey (ity. n senator Rnd"lph r.
U.h, mrs, If a. ihd JOAN H. tr'ih h'''" a. N'',,a
t"" r,, d.u,,llr lrIg ,lr RING. we're "r'"l wan
~ ,n,,-,.,.i, EIrhnrd i. A"i. i pr"h en-
,,r ,,rr, va u"nIui'"i for tH, 49, ana cN NN"F
, 1"" - T. Trnkrf of i"l"kcn. for sheriff