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New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
ArrAcKEp By 1 PAR1Y OF FExcERs.

John Weitz of No. 80 ForSyth-st. is the president
Of fencing club that meets in his apartments There
we're ten members present on saturday night one Of
the members got into a fight while going for a pint
u beer and the other nine went tO his assistance.
They badly punished the assalant. This aroused tie
sympathy Of Joseph Goldstein who lives in the same
house Weiz, who bitterly denounced their brutality
At 3 O'Clock yesterday morning the members Of the
iencine club, headcd by Alexander Welu, brother
3i John who lives at No. 2Of Fast cae hundred and
second ST., raped Goldsteins door, and invited
lm TO come into the hallway and have a fight
Godstein refused to until he called COW
ard. Then he came and saw the whole party armed
with their foils Alexander Wciz struck at him with
rs foil ana cut him Oh the arm "a several places
lie arrested, and al Essex Market Police Court
yesterday Justice Duffy held him Tor examination.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
KNIGHTS TEMPLE on 1 pEloEErL cRrslnE

a large number II knights 1emplar will 20 FROM
this city special trains to-day, TO attend the con-
clavo Of the Grand COmmandery Of Knights Tcmplar
OF this state to meet at Saratoga tornu, cow SCv-
cral Of the COmmandfres viii go In . BODY The
New-Nork Commandery, with delegation from Beth
lehem Commandery Of Mount Vernon. viii 30 by a
special train on the West Shore Railroad leaving
West Forty -secondst. at . AS D. NJ and Will ret,ri
on Wednesday, leaving Saratoga at 80 p. m The
headquarters Will be at th. Grand Union Hotel In
Saratoga. Palestine Commandery. will turn ont
a strong plumber and 90 to saritoga on the same
train, and York abd Bethlehem win form column
with Palestine at the Masonic Temple to be ready 10
march promptly al p. III.
GCcai % Ll0A commaadery VIII So on special
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE DROWNING OF YOUNG BRADY.

THE DROWNING OF YOUNG BRADY
4 telegram was received in this city yesterday an
ronncing the death by drowning Of Frederick A. Brady
stcp,on Of f. Walter Roberts, Of No. 46 Macon-St IN
t,o Uudson River at BarytOwn. The body was hot
recovered W. s. Brown, OF No. 9sG Deanst., grand
father OF the drowned boy, SAID that Mr. and Mrs koo
erts and young Brady had been spending the summer
at Nvack and Heath on the Hudson. They had
travelled between the two places the napta lauhc
Bonnie The boy did not like the launch SO he went
by train on the Central Railroad 10 Bauytown ana
crossed the river to Heath. lie had taken his aaiety
bicvcle with him from the city and carried 1t on te
trp from Nyack. The boatmen a: Yarrytown declined
70 take the bicycle across the river in their boats ana
vouns Brady was compelled to wait for the lnunch
before he could cross It is not yet definitely known
how the boy was drowned. but Mr. Brown said "lic
probably attempted to take the bicycle across the river
in a boat which had been UPSET The boy did not
like the water and could not swim. We have not yet
learned the full particulars Of the accident nor can we
until we hear from Mr.. Roberts"
A dispatch was received late last night however,
saying that Brady was crossing the Hudson from
listers LandiI TO TnrIytown with three young women
and another man. when the boat, being leaIy, began
10 I'LL Before they could roach the shore II sank.
MI were rescued by people on the shore except young
Brady
q adv was eighteen years old and was employed in
the Office OF the NcVGOrl1 Central Railroad company
in the Grand Central station. III, father was Charles
e.. Erady. who was lawyer His mother married r.;
Walter Roberts short time ago. Tic family VIII
return to the city to-day.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
SHIPPING .NEWS.
PORT oFNEw.YoRK SUNDAY. AUGUST 80. lsp

PORT oFNEw.YoRK. K....~.sUNDAY. AUGUST 80 1874
ARRIVED.
steamer MarellO tBrl, Rel Hull is win mdse and
passengers SandersOn Bar at g. as
steamer Crystal rl SRunard Lclth e. VIA Mldd,es
borough amt Dundee with msc passengers Simpson
Spence Young. Arrived at the Bar A. Midnight. 20
Steamer La Normandie FRI Laurent Havre Aug ~ with
mdse and passengers TO Forget Arrived Ae Bar
pm
steamer Vega Por. Rosa. Lisbon Cadiz Fayal
&c with mdse and passengers AmsInck Arrived
At the Bar az 34O
steamer Panama tSpan) Grau Havana days with mdse
and passengerst To Cebaos 4 Co. Arrived ~ the Ear at
l..;u
81 amer Excelsior Higgins, Neworeans days. with mdse
oJ 4 Van sickle
Kansas CITY, KempOn,
and passengers 10 Il l. Walker
steamer icmassee, Robin Jacksonville Charleston
with mtse ara passengers 20 Wm L Clyia tSCo.
StelneI Guyandute WALKER, Newport News and Norfolk
with mdsr 9nd passengers 10 Ola Dominion ~ Go
Steamer Herman Winter, Nckerson with mdso
III r DlmOCk
steamer Manhattan, irlsg, Portland. with mdse and pas.
senEers 10 HoIatio Hall
Bark Nova Scotia tBr. Potter London az days.
ment 10 order vessel 10 J w Co
BARK Ruth Palmer Brl Smith, 3S daYs with CHINA
clay " halnmll Ginespie yesscl to Scammeu BroI.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
COURT CALEyDAR FOR TODAY.

Supreme C0urt--General Term-It'Cess.
Supreme ourt-Chamberss-Bcfore O'Bren, J.-Court
opcns at 10 80 a. M Motion calendar called at IL a..
supreme Cour-Specal Term-ParJs ana lad.
IournCd for tho term.
supreme Court-Crcuit-Parts I. II, III and IV-Ad-
I0urned for the term.
Surrogato's COurt-Wiis Of Louis Memenschnelder
Rosa DaZan. Henry Dryfus. George Thompson aud Ann
Jane Allen, ut 10 a. Barbara Palm, AT 10 80 m.
Superior Court-General TeH-Adjoumed for the term
Superior Court-SpociU Term-Beforc McAdam, j.
No. 3G1, C5inter inter and motions.
superior Court-Equtv Tcun-AdjOurnsd for the term
Superior Court-IIial Tcm-Parts I, Al and IlI-Ad.
ourned the term
Common Plcas-9cneral Torm-Adjourned for the term
Common Plcas-Specal Teun-Beiore BiscEOn jr., J.
Motions.
Common Pleas-EQuity Term-Adjoumed until Tuesday.
September ], 1891.
Common Poa.-Triol Term-Parts I. II and III-Ad.
!ourn'd for the term.
City Court-Gencrl Tern--Adjourned sine die
city COurt-Specal Hern-BefOre Mccarthy, MO
tons
C,y Court-Tria Term-Parts I. II. III and Nv ,-Ad-
journsd until Monday, September H. 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
NEWARK.

German Methodist Episcopal Church in Eliza
bcth-st near sxteenth-ave burned u the ground
at 8 a. II. yesterday An adjoining dwclling occupied
by James Cook partly burned. Both buildings
we're frame The loss is about 5000. II is believed
the church was fred by tramps.
An unknown man Of middle age was picked up
in On unconscious condition alongside OF the Eric
Railroad near Belleyille yesterday. His skull was
fic ,tured and one Of his legs crushed.
Mary Jane Brown, twcnty-seven years Old fell
from d window of her home, 40. Johnson-,t yes
teIday, ana was badly injured internally that she
viii die.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY

Coney Island Jockey Club races Sheepshead Bay p m
outing of the John Simpson Republican Club to White
stone Landing. l.. 1.
Excursion Of Veteran F1Femens Association TO Iona
Island. -
Exhibition OF the engines Of Che United STATES cru'
Maine from 10 o. m to 10 m, Quintard Iron "orAs'
Meeting Of creditors OF James A. Eustace, No 100
Broadway p m. -
Meeting Of ST. George Hall and Club Association Tor
election OF officers, No. 93 Union Square, West y '
Departure Of Knights Tempar for Saratoga TO Sa con-
clave OF .he Grand CommandeTy.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
BEGINNING THEIR ANNUAL FESTIVAL

The Patt DuetScher NOlk,fest begun its eighth an
nua festival yesterday ai Deskelmann's, RidgewoOd
Park, which will contnu' for five DAYS. The park
finely decorated with aIchc, and floral embems, and
when President JoLn Robbie welcomed the guests
several thousand pcr,,ue there to take part in
the exercises of the ..y. over 100 societies were
present and the first days festival a financial
The receipt, will toward the erection Of a
new German Hospital, which the society will erect
in East Ncw-YorJ. over 10000 has already been
raised The f. al VII continue today. to-mor-
row and WC1nest.i. The closing day will be Sunday
next
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31

The Fall shapes in gentlemen's
Hats, manufactured by KNOX,
THE HALTER, will be on sale
Tuesday, Sept. /, at 1914 9Th Ave-,
Fifth Avenue Hotel, 219 Broadway,
corner Fulton ST., $40 Fulton ST.,
Brooklyn, 191 and 1913 State St.,
Chicago, and by the leading halter
in every city of the United States.
None genuine without the Trade
Mark.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
nrsr1,r HOME OPENED.

-
The Newman Rescue Home for DFunkhFd' was ior-
mauv oponed at 8 80 p. IL. Yesterday Inc hoi'o =
NOT finished but the top floor was ueNo'cu " ~
f., the afternoon and evening Nheh Co"iP'o'O "
mission will occupy the second ana UNIV "O'- Va
Nos GO and G2 Montgomcry-st. Inc serN''o'
dav afternoon were largely attended vi ti7 Pl' ,
oro r F Fcrrce president and H. G. BAKER Ncc
.i,o,,t ~ the mission society; a. = Bumston' D.
= crawford " L. Scndcrlng, W. b. Ray superI-
topdent. G. L. Mansfield superintendent HauIey oi U"e
NrcAuIev Watcr-st Mission, and Ahrca bIcHe'' ''h
w II Eiclln reformed drunkards. fIe'lue"' fc''''
was not we'll and Mr.. Baker presided A.o' tl- i'
o,oay was sung and prayer oferc1 MI LAM ~ ="
,rdof address said that the object oil inc u'9'' W"
~ reclaim and rescue drunkardS anu o"o''
itendent Uadcv OF the 1icAuley Mission maze sn'lu
.,,,o,,s and tod how he had been saved by nl'So''
orl, Ne,;rs. Drcher ard Bign related no" uNN
,od hocn saved and were followed by othcrN WIN
addressed the audience in the same manner
s-:Gon the home is fully established il viii pFoVmc
Iodetn- reading and bath rooms that Wiz ac'o'''io',
Gftv persons wood yard will be cJhncc'cI WIN '"l
homo and men applying for lodging will II well oo
e,r .rted 10 chop certain quaulltN Vi "Oou
me will be admitted to the home'
.,. cornerstone Of the new It. Trinitatis Evan
goIica lutheran Church, IN bowers st. was h''u ''
terdav nth appropriate ceremonies NV -''' "
ooo rersons witnessed the placing Of tn' stone
rn sorvices hogan with procession Of children ana
oou1ts The stone wa onhcdded in ho"eiS' ah'
,a' rjod from the cd Cin Wcbster-ave to the
now enc 1t was laid by Miss Louise kuhi' MISS
Henrietta Roster and Miss ienretta LhVzeh' .l0
was furnished by the reutoaia Maennercnor' "heh
na voung women M? placed The stone in its position
oded by the Rev. II. \. III; T. pastor oi the church
AN oddress in German delivered by the Row r. r
Giese Of Brooklyn. Cove nor Leon Albeit maze
sncoch in English and 50 did orestes Cleveland l ln4
r99stor nron0unced the Ucncdicton. The churcA VIII
he Gothic i'm dcsn and will b, constuCiel oi ii%li4 ma
delphia pressed brick. IL VIII cost S2oOOo ana VIII
seat 450 persons.
The Modoco or worlmen's relief train, on me
Penpsylyana Raroad ran oil the track last evening
near Inc Meadows, and spread Itself oyer Irlcn' :, d"
and 4 completely blocking them. Tie OD'un'u uoha
were removed I'm about an n)ur
A raid was made on saturday night b. TIE police
on a cambllnc house kept by col0red man Known
A. William Gray. The den was IA Na-uhs''h-,t-
lr NOntgomcrg and headquarters i0i nero
,nlblcrs who play craps Elev ~ person, were
hund i'm the place and they were locked up \ lt.Ee
nuanity of gambling implements was seized. lne
police subsequently, a:rc ,cd three more men no
1yclo fouud playing Crap,' I'm place IN lpfi ~.
During the night general orders were iS-ueG ID 'Isl
All conner loafes and about thirty were ta"eL INTO
custody throughout the ctF.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
THE DAVIS WILL CONTEST.

Butte, Mont, Aug. 30.-In the Davis viii case yes
tcrday W. VI. Wright, banker from Livingston, and
David Lamont, banker from Dillon, Mont, who had
dealings with the deceased man, testified that the sig
nature Of Davis in the will in the controversy was
genuine. SO did Judge Knowles who the legal
adviser of Davis The latter had a conversation with
Cashier Knight of Helena, the day of the funeral,
about the affairs of the deceased man, when Knight,
mentioning the provisions Of the WILL made different
statement from that TO which he swOre on the witness
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
NEW LIGHTS For rLY1fOIrru CHI,RCu.

EXtensiva alterations are being made in the lighting
facilities Of Plymouth Church. that when it reOpen5
o. the second sunday i'm september il will be one OF
he bc-t lighted churches I'm the city. The building
has been equipped throughout with electric lights. An
immense circular chandelier holding sixty lights has
been placed in the main auditorium. Each light is of
sixteen cindlapower In other parts Of this room
there viii De distributed sixyive lights. In the other
parts of the bulns such as the lccurero0m, sunday
school room, trustees room, passagcways and tho
cellar. 1GO lights have been added.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
NmW.YORK CITY.

John j. Dolah of No. 10s Charles-st.. has sent 70
wexford Irelahd S75 toward the erection of mOnu-
1aent TO the patriots who died fighting for the inde'
pendence Of Ireland in 1898.
During the absence OF the Rev. DR.. J. S. stone.
pastor Of the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington Square, on his vacation in Maryland the
salvation Army has been holding meetings on sunday
afternoons in the church. The service yesterday, 10
spite Of the bad weather, was well attended.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
THE TRIBUNE.

sUNsET-wind at sandy HOOK light. E; cloudy
Al Ciy Island fresh. y E. raining.
SAILED.
Steamers Spain. tor LondOn BuhAo Hull Mexico Havana
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
QURENsTowN. Aug 3U-Saici steamer Nevada (Br) Cush
ing. from LiverpOO, hence for New. York
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31

train on the Ncw-Yorl Central, leaving the Granu
Central station at p. m. Columbian ana Hcruon ~
communicates Will go 10 saratoga by special uall
on the West Shore Railroad. leaving WeehawKeh ao
n. m. promptly. Dewitt Clinton Commandery,
~ prookivn will 20 on special train on the WeSt
shore. leaving Weehawken at 3 p. m. Tho palaoe Ol
the entire order will take place at Saratoga IOnor
row afternoon and there will be a complimentary
rcception at the Grand Union Hotel In the evening
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
THE FrRURTuS INJURED SEMEN.

IT was learned yesterday the steamship Etrtna
that the eight seamen who IN the ships hospital
owing to injuries received when large wave Goarued
the vessel and tumbled them about the deck are dong
as well as can possibly be expected, aud the doctor
said that he had hopes that they would all recover.
IL could not be learned for certain whether any OF the
men will be sent TO hospital on shore but probably
lanes Murphy Joseph Harris and Duncan Mcbride, all
of whom have fractured bones will be sent on shore
when the vessel sails.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
HERR FISCHER TO SING AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

The Seidl concerts at Brighton Beach viii close
week from to-day. CncOmmonly interesting pro-
grammes have been provided for the closing days
By arrangement with the Seid Society, Herr Fischer
will sing at the concerts tomorrow and Thursday
evenings His selections for tomorrow night are the
aria from the "Magic Flute" and songs by schubert
On Thursday he will sing the aria from The JeweSs,
by IIaevy and songs by Loewe. The phllanthrOpc
work of the Sedl Society will be continued alter tile
close Of the musical season.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
NEW BRUNSWICK.

An attempt made saturday night by
burglars TO enter Justice Dmu's store. citizen
hearing some noise informed policeman, and he cap
turrd one Of tie men. The other got away but he
was arrested YESTERDAY Tie men were George
White, ir. and Robert Hicks
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BREYooRT-C Drubasod, Of st. Petcr'Dufe'
MURRAY HILIs-Judse David L. Follett, OF Nor"i.h'
n Y PLAZA--J. W. Reinhart, vice-presdent of ue
Atchson Topeka and Santa Fc Railroad Company
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
MARINE INTELL[GENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun ~ ses6So Moon 22ta Moons age q
HiGn WArEk
AA-Sa.. - Hcor $50 GOV. Islani oO5 He! gAts 7:5s
k.M-sanGy Hos 5.3I ,'Ov. islInh oOT Hell 500
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
IN THE POLITICAL FIELD.

The situation regarding the Govemorshp on the
Republican side has not been radically changed in the
last week. Mr. White has not yet fully decided
whether his health viii will not permit him TO accept
the nomination, and there is stin cOnsdc able dIcr'
ence of opinion among the party managers as to his
candidacy This dact was stated last week, and be-
cause it was stated certain papers through the state
attempted to make II appear that for reason, The
Tribune was opposing Mr.. White. Mr.. White and his
friends are perfectly that such Interpretation
of a news item was entirely unwarrlnted and absurd.
The boOms of General Carr and Mr.. Becker
have materially expanded within the last few
days in consequence Of the efforts put forth
by the friends and admirers OF each Ex-Nin-
ister Francis, the veteran Editor of The Troy
Tmes," while here on visit last Thursday, performed
some effective work for General Car lie Tidded the
report about the Generals il-heath. saying that he
was entirely recovered from the serious illncs5 he
passed through two years ago that he In keel
lent physical condition ana prepared to undertake the
hardest kind of campaign. Mr. Francis is firm in
the belief and as usual, prepared 10 substantate his
assertions by what seem to be incontrovertible argu
ments that General Cars election, in case he should
be nomiu ated would be beyond all doubt. Mr. Fran
ciS's carneseSs so impressed several of the New York
leaders with whom he came in contact that they de-
claIpd themselves ia favor Of the Trojan candidate
against all Others. unless New-Iork County should
decide to present Mr. Van Cots name in the ccAven-
ton If this is done, Of course, all the Ncw-Iork
County delegates viii support the Postmaster and sup
port him heartily.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
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Valua BILE for reference. 20 cents a copy.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31

VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT, Why American VII
lnRes Differ in Prosperity" republication In nal
pamph etii form The charming article OF =. a..
Northrop that subject in The Tribune Orth
value village of handsome appearance and
sanitary bctterments, the pleasure be derived by the
Inhabitants from Improvement ASSOCIATIONS, and tho
great service anv can do tor his native village.
cents IA copy, 50 per 100 copies
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31

THE TRIBUNE JUBILEE, the proceedings az the
recent celebration of the 5Oth Anniversary OF tho
Founding OF The Tribune. including the speeches GA
Depew. Dana. Curtis, lcsknley and HOrr. tue poem
edman the list of prominent guests. etc. In
handsome pamphlet form Is cents COPY
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.
THEY SOLD PICTURES OF THE PRIEST AZ The
CHURCH DOOR.

THY SOLD PICTURES OF THE PRIEST ~ lhN
CHURCH DOOR.
The members Of st. Patricks parish were
ves,e,dav morlns- when going 10 mass 10 hnu ~ no1
r. 49, % the church two men selling CABINET pc'u'ts
=, ,Io nov Dir Mcdonald for twenty cents eac"'
,,out ,brps weeks ago Dr. Mcdonald was ASSISTANT
,rost in 81 Paricks parish number ol pnS sl0.i"o
scned document and presented II 70 the he' r"eie
uennessov. rector Of the parish lbe paper "as Pr
,ost AGAINST the actions Of Dr. McDohalu' "no' tNv
',,Iars said was exert!ng his Influence IN the pari'n
- ,oose tbe number OF patients OF Dr. Murpn''
~ doctors said that Dr. Murphy was cousin OF 'nc
- - ~ ntcDonald and that the clergyman sent 10
,,od for him TO come to this country ana tia "i'en
~ A,rrbv settled in the parish his clercal cousi'
.1. hir, aIonc when he made sick calls. Inc P9 81
VoD - -, coronlalned OF this said That when the heN'
~, ,,cDorald took Dr. Murphy to make SICK cans NC
a.,r,opdad his cousin 10 the sick person as Pnl
Tho resnlt of this communication was that The
-, m Mcdonald ceased to be attached 10 81 rat
- nar,sb since then tte members Oh 81 r'Vi'n
ia,, discussed the removal OF Dr. McDonahi VII" III
-, "a q bappened when the church mehDeis Sd"
49, man selling Dr. McDonald's pictures they MoIo
1td Some one reported the fact u rather .ri Mn
a. asuouoi'd "a he ordered the meh 10 go aNd5. ito9
HcasC ro1 from the door anu theh CQhuh"cu , oi,l
my rasninr silver harvest. falher lui.S lui,..,S or %
ness, rVaP9 SPta95nt Finley held short CONSULTATION Ot'
PJlce md the sergeant made singie aldeu rald
uio @ F t6a men was captured, but the OleI L.
T,o ono arrested said he was JOhh - 1tIrdrI,,
YnTk lie was locked up on chaise VI N''
conduct.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
THIS MARRIAGE CoMPLCATEs RELATIONSHIPS Il-

samuel Sterling about siXty-elght yeals o'",
,.o,r,ed nv the Rev. John Atkinson TO MISS M"Dei
Johnson on saturday night at the home OF the Ofioe
Who IS only twenty-sx years old Mr. sterling I rs, Is
roiired commission merchant, who for years iu Ousr
re.s in New-York He has been for more tnan SoD.
Of wears the treasurer OF Trinity MethoaiSI
Church. and is a member OF the No"''iA
-. i tb. choir. Not long ago Mr.. Sterlings daugH-
o orr,cd Miss Johnsons brother, and soon ai'er MI
sterling rented his house TO his brides parents anu
bearded with them. The elderly bridegroom mas ocel
a widower for nine years, and has married son anu
nangbter. some members OF Trinity Churcn 40 Ho'
approve of the marriage because OF the ulsparS III
the ages of Mr. and Mrs sterling ana I l f er % own
,,s MA ye makes the bride the sepmOther Oh iGI o
brotheT, and Mr. sterling brotherln-aw oi Ills 'on-
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
Announcements.

DR.. LYONS PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
Keep~he clean aud white and puraes tho breath
An elegant toilet luxury. sold every where % cents
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31

"BIG ISSUES OF AN OFF YEiR"-The mn anincent
tariff aud currency articles of Roswell &. H0rr Tho
Tribune during the Hast year, reprinted with various
kindred articles from The Tribune. including the
wonderful results Of ReciprOcity, the nri'cle
"Prices in 500 and 1891" aud n most cntertain-
ing article by Mr. HOrr, describing, for thc nforma.
lion Of foreign born voters especially. plan Of
government in America. Intended tor nOliticians,
camp t2n speakers Republican League Onicial- aud
those who semi Ofic iBl expedition Of the
Republican side of these great questions. Printed
good paper. in pamphlet form, with covers, 50 pagos
25 cents n copy, postage paid.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D..

I
Diseases OF the Nervous system. Gento- Urinary Organs
Impotence and Sterility. Hours 70 l. 70
New-York tribune., 1891-08-31

Mr. Becker boldly declared several weeks ago, when
his name was mentioned as a candidate for Lieutenant
Governor that he would have first place or none
Thereupon his hosts of friends in Erie and the adjoining
counties at once began ask why should he not have
the Governorship. lie had been Mayor Of Buffalo
three times; had always led his ticket in every CON
test; was popular with the German element, strong
with the business men, and respected by all GOOD
citizens for Notwithstanding his liberal notions on
the liquor question: he has always been friend OF law
and ORDER and Insisted that the first duty Of public
official was to execute the laws as hc found them The
more tlat MF. Bcckcr's candidacy discussed and
considered the stronger grew, until now il is beyon
question that he will go INTO the convention with a
powerful constituency, embracing nearly all the western
counties behind him. O. G. Warren and a large dele
CATION of Buffalo people were here on Friday IN Mr
Becker's interests, and made decidedly strong I'M
preston upon all with whom they came in contact.