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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05

SpSa aEska BARNES IL T ae g s w
Intermcnt at COutant Cemetery. EastchesteE ~ y
BELLows-At wapoe n H. septeneer = mary MAJ Ma
Nichols Bellows
RLAcKwELAt FsmngtOn j. v on sGD y sRs si /
ESass Ct od ss5agsg At Srffay Ii M
train from Grand Central Depot
Ts GSd c %G5Dns and SRSSsR
! Of the late Vim c. Yates. -,
RaySs and DtE @ts a n sS 4 Ses
Jersey City. n. j.. on Saturday September o. a. i''
- Years, months days. Of John T. and Agnes c.
Funeral Grecnve Greene County NJ Y Saturday 9th
GUY-At Butte City, Montana. Sunday. August 80;
y AFTER c short Rs HG ss E ea Of his ssc
daughter Of Henry E. ana Louisa NJ. Howand'
Frai services at IA West Oh.st Monday September z.
JAcKsoN-on Friday September 4. Kittie wife of Free
Funeral services at her late residence 1874 East ieh
S E mi 's aSs A E liz sd
t to attend w. WV '''''
MoRRILL-As Gardner. Mass. September 8, Amos
funeral at Gardner Mass Sunday, September at 80
RHErT-At Alexandria, Egypt August 20 IN The I siss
Of his age Charles s0d a. TSoma g. and Anne Mason
Rhctt
robinson Thursday, September 3. at o;So D. ms
Funeral services Saturday evening, september AZ
BGn Sg' 7ii DeKalOaYe., Brooklyn.
Internent private -, A.,
sTEVEN-On Thursday. September 3. Of typhoid eNer,
Florence A., only child OF Mary f. ana the ia'e oaNh
Steven. aou % ~ ~,
TILNEY-At Squirrel Island Maine, OF typhoid lever on
Friday September Katharine H., vic oil 4hoinas Dc
Funeral services at residence, No 70 Hcksss'
brooklyn, on Monday, September Z, at D. M
WILSON-Henry Wilson, of 1926 East lSthst, on septen'-
Funeral Services at fielding NJ E. Church l7nst be-
tween 1st and I'd avcs on Sunday evening" ocP'n0eT
Friends and relatives are respectfully pyted also Kane
Lodge, no. 45i y. and y: M anu ti1 oocleV vi "1e-
chanics and lradesmen OF N L.
Interment private
General society Of Mechanics and Trad, wrndss ..g
Hrothr, requested 10 attend the funeral services
Of our ex-president Brother Henry Wilson, on SUNDAY,
~ near od.aye OLIVER BARKATT President.
STEPHEN NJ WRIGHT, Secretary
Kane Lodge. No 454 +. and A. M.--Brethren, You
are REQUESTED attend the funeral services OF Brother
Henry Wilson at the Heddlng NJ f. Church l.tnsst,,
between LIST and I'd Sunday evening" september
D. AZ ''''-' CLAUDiUs NJ. BoOME. Master.
WILLIAM f. HOXIE, Secretary.
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VETERANS DAY At THE ELMIRA FAIR,
coMMANDER-IN- CHIEF PALMER PREsENT-RACEs
POSTPONED on ACCOUNT OF RAIN.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PALMER PREsENT-RACEs
POSTPONED on ACCOUNT OF RAIN.
Elmira Sept. special)-The veterans held the
fort at the Interstate Fair to-day. 1t was veterans
Davn and more than 10000 old soldiers and others
were in attendance The visitors came BY special
trains from many places, and the parade was tho best
that the "boys in bite" have held in many years.
The procession was headed by Commanderin-Cme1
John t. Palmer, Commander Freeman and several
prominent local comrades. including Assemblymah
Robert p Bush who acted as grand marshal. Arriv-
ing at the main building the comrades we're called 10
order by g. c. Hubbard, president OF the day. VINO IN
troduced Commanderin-Chief Palmer. In the course
Of his remarks, Mr.. Palmer said
al am delighted at the opportunity OF being present
with you to-day. 1 congratulate you upon the result
Mt Detroit not that the honor fell to me but because
II came 10 the great state of New York. which furnished
one-ffth of the great Union Army. congratulate you
because for the first time in twenty-five years the dele
cation has united and elected for its leader man
taken from the ranks OF hard labor and think he VIII
show Won he can endeavor to fill the place rs honorab
as one who has worn star his shoulder and whose
life has been more brilliant than the one whom you
have chosen"
Department Commander Freeman also MADE q
speech and was followed by Colonel A. E. Baxter ana
Captain John L. Davidson in brief addresses
Mr. Palmer left here this evening for Visit 70 tne
State soldiers Home at Bath of which institution ne
is and has been for several years trustee, nooo.
A heavy rain set in about O'Clock. and the races
were postponed The grounds are oady 1O9ueo to-
night but no serious damage is apprehendeu unless
the rain continues during the night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
FOR THE MANHATTAN BEACH CARNIVAL.

The officers Of the Manhattan Beach Improvement
Company have made extensive preparations for PANS
annual carnival, TO be given at the beach this aer
noon and evening. Gilmore will conduct an interest
ING programme of eleven numbers at 3 80 p. H. a
feature Of the programme will be Swedish sextet by
Kioruf to be sung by Messrs. Erickson, trohomh'
smith schln, Lewenmark and Klndlundh Inc
Soldiers, Chorus from Faust" will be sung bv the
Italian opera chorus. The sOlosts will be MISS Emma
schneclocl1 soprano: Madame Lena Luckstone Myers
Edward J. OMahOny and SignOr Clodio lmmed
atey after the concert balloon ascension and daylight
fireworks will be witnessed. Submarine explosions
with novel effects will next be given under the dlrec
ton of Professor II. Julius Smith At 7 o'clock the
grounds will be Illuminated by PAINS prismauc lamps
short concert by the band will then follow. AT
O'Clock pyrotechnc display will be given in the new
fireworks amphitheatre. Among the devices 10 be
shown will be Harvest Home" Floating Fountains"
NEPTUNE and Chariot Liberty stars Horseshoe
FALL Bridal WREATH aurora BorealiS,' Maltese
Cross and Rock Of Ages A number of bombs, In
cuding PAINS mammoth 60inch bombs, TO be dis
charged. The latter contain 10000 stars each, and
weigh 40 hounds. These bombs will produce IN their
aigbt Fora's Bower "The StarGpangled Banncrp
and :. An Aerial Wheat Sheaf" GmOres band will
give third concert In the evening ut o 30 O'Clock.
The receipts OF the emphitheatre tomorrow afternoon
and evening will be given to Mr. Gilmore as hereto
fore through the Hberallty OF Austin Corbln
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RNIBB'S PATENTS WORTH MILLIONS
A DECISION AGAINST THE CITY FOR OVER
90 ooo ooo- OTHER LARGE SUMS AT STAKE

-. nrcrsroN AGAINST THE CITY FOR OVER
ss ooo.oOO-oTHER LARGE SUMS AT STAKE
Indigo Hoyt H. Wheeler of the United States Circuit
Court Yesterday handed down his decision in the case
Of CHRISTOPHER c. Campbell against the Mayor, Alder
men and Commonalty Of the City of New'forK' Inc
case is one that has been before the courts since 1871
and il involves the rights Of James Knibbs OF Troy 10
n natent valve now used everywhere In TINS couhtr'
on fire-engnes The invention enables the hremeh 10
attach one two or more hoses TO the engine WITHOUT
waste of water and without OverstTalning the hoee'
The invention was patented by James Knibbs ana eX-
Judge Marcus p Norton on May "a, 1864. IL Is de-
clared nv the compliments that the patent has been
used nv the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company, OF
Manchester n H.. who have sold their engines III
every part of this country and also III many loroeh
lands C. C. Campbell, as assignee OF hhiDoS'
brought suit against NewYOrk City for using the waive
and Infringing as it alleged on ule Pa'ehV
In 1s81 Judge Hoyt II. Wheeler gave decision IN
favor of the defendants, but this was upset III 1885
before the same Judge in view of decision Dy Ule
Supreme Court of the United States.
Irpon motion Of the complainant, new trial was
ordered OF the entire case IL on this tual that
Judge Wheeler made his decision yesterday IN faVor Oh
fine comnIanants lie also ordered the standing mas
ter in equity to go on with the accounting that mas
boon before him for the last five years final appeal
NAV he taken to the United States Circuit Court Oh
Appeals.
Ey,Judge Norton who seen last night sau llao
the claims against this city alone were about S20'o'
600 besides costs OF about S1G0 900 more. The de,
c,son in the case would also affect the compliments
81 ; 900 900 The city OF Troy had already com
promised the suit against IL BY paying S'o'ooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
ppp7p11cAN DELEGATES CHOSEN.

Syracuse. n. Y, Sept. 4-Delegates TO the hepoo-
rcan state Convention, Ist Assembly DISTRICT onohoaea
county were chosen this afternoon IS foilows D. d
BeIden. r. F. Judson, d. A. Munro +. u euyuaii'
u H. Bruce F. r. Hazard, ]. H. Reese j. W. eheparu ;
I'D Assembly Dist1ict-Francis Hendricks Carroll H.
smith Edwin II. Wells Frank J. Carr, John 5. harhel''
Ioseph G. Willetts, z. V. Baker, W. II. Gallup lila
Assembly District-Water W. Cheney, d. E. MCCARTHY
Thomas Merriam, John l.. Kyne, A. Cady falner'
Robert Moore Charles l.. Hoffman
Utica. n. w. Sept 4-The lid Oneida Dlstnct
elected the following delegates TO the Republican nIac
Convention to-day W. p Dodge, Malcolm Blue D. A.
Cook. 3. Buttonles Cephus Weeks, F. j. Barnard
Watertown, n. Y, Sept. 4.-The Republicans OF ele
I'D District OF Jefferson County to-day chose f. H.
RuIl,ley II. A. Broadway, b. b. TaggaTt, H. u fecK'
Fred Resch and William Answorth as delegates 10 inc
e' SweCo. n =, Sept. (Speciar The Republican
Convention of Tioga County elected Thomas u Piate
reward J. Mead Epenetns Howe, Abram l. Decker
CeorGe Truman Charles G. Brooks as delegates 10
the Republican State Convention. -,
Cairo \. " Sept (SpeclaD.-At the Republican
convention held yesterday the following delegates werc
elected to the State Convention for Greene County
II Van Weart, J. L. Jacobs, Alexander Cummings.
r n smith j. B. Bronx; Judiciary, Andrew COlvll ;
Senatorial. l. B. BRANDON, A. Sherman, l. NJ Edwans'
Ceorge NJ Scott, A. L. Walters and OnVer Bourke'
i t. Jacobs was elected chairman OF the state ueie
gates.
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MRS. EZRA CORNELL TO BE BURIED TO-DAY.

Ithaca. Sept. 4 (spccaDr-Tho funeral services OF
Mrs Ezra Cornell will takf place tomorrow az ~
O'Clock at Sage Chapel. The pail bearers VIII 10
Andrew D. White, Henry W. Sage, Judge Francis ".
Finch Henry Is. Lord and Douglass Boardman. All
of Mrs Cornes surviving children are here 10 a'tehu
the funeral. They are Alonzo b. Cornell Ex-Governor
of this state; the wife Of Colonel Charles H. Bla Vi
NewYorl1 City; o. H. p. Cornell of Albany 'iSs
Mary Cornell, of Ithaca. and Franklin q Cornel' VI
Ithaca.
Mrs. Cornell was the daughter Of Benjamin Wood' OF
DRYDEN n. Y. and married to Ezra Cornell the
founder Of Cornell University March 49, 1871 she sur
vived her husband nearly seventeen years, MS uea'h
having occurred December o, 1874. MIS- Ezra
Cornell died at her home in COmellave. on septehhOer
.. She had been sufferer with cancer Tor sunni
time Ezra Cornell was mechanic when he married
In after years he frequently referred to his MARRIAGE
a. the most fortunate venture Of his life, ana altllDu
much Of his subsequent the ENCOURAGEMENT
and inspiration Of hi Wife, Nine children were Dorm
but only the live mentioned arrived at the aso VI
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
TALK WITH GENERAL ALGER.

cb,caeo Sent Al have never said to any one that
1vor1d or would not he candidate for the presidential
nomination before the Republican National Convention
said General Russell A. Alger, Of Detroit at the Uau
Pacific to-day. al did not tell Grand Army men 10,
anv other persons that would not be candidate anu
that was for Blaine. have not discussed uie wv
ton Of my candidacy, ana certainty VII ~. =.
ono r advance ANYTHING until some one offers 1t TO
ro regarding Mr. BIaine's nomination / nave salu
before. and say now, that It depends on himself
Mr.. Blaine wishes that nomination he can nave IL
without struggle No one viii oppose him, An0tne,
usstatement, going the rounds Is the story tha' so
Mr. Blaine told me he candidate mat Az y snPS
ago ana yet today know no more as to his wishes
fhan dO.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
HOLDING THEIR WEEKLY MEETING.

The Michael Brooks Independent Association heid us
ird weekly meeting last night at It's rooms. No 43l
West FiftysiXth-s the first meeting oil the assoca-
ton held August 81 sixty members were enrolled Al
the meeting last Friday night seyentysN new members
presented their names, and last night ten more were
added "a the roll The officers ore William Cooke,
pesidOnt Michael Brooks yccpresident; Joseph CARING
recording secretary; George Cooke. financial secretary
Patrick Cooling corresponding secretary; Michael hchy'
treasurer: James Brooks. sergeantatarms
Michael Brooks, the leading spirit In the association
wax hard worker the Republican candidates In inc
lost Presidential campaign. His association also ala
GOOD work for the Republican State candidates In the last
election for Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
WEST GREENLAND EXPLORERS RETURN,

THEY THINK PEARY's PARTY IN THE GREATEST
DANGER.
Philadelphia. Sept 4-rhe members Of the West
Greenland expedition that travelled with Mr.. Peary
part the way into tide frozen North returned to this
citv today and all with accord agreed that unless
n relief expedition should be sent out and prove sue
cessful which latter is by no means certain, Peary
and his party Of Greenland voyagers will find name
less graves in the ice deserts that surround the North
Pole.
There were eight in the company that landed at
baltimore at O'Clock this morning from the steamship
Nova Scotian, from st. John, n. b. They were sent
By the Academy Of Natural sciences TO investigate the
geology botany and biology Of Western Greenland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
MAss.Mrrr1vc OF CoLoRED REPUBLICANS.

The colored Republican voters Of this city held meet
ing last night at No West Thrtyourthst, TO make
tho final ARRANGEMENTS for their masmcetng, which VIII
be held under the auspices Hannibal LEGION at the
Grand Opera House Hall, Twentythird'st and Eighth
ave., Monday at p. M, when The meeting VIII
be addressed by Roswell Horr, Jacob M Patterson the
Rev. Alexander Walters Colonel Pierre Barguet, the Rev.
william B. Derrick General James r. 0'Belrne, John A.
MilhOland Lucas l.. Van Allen and Charles H. Anderson
Among those present at the meeting were Charles W.
Anderson. w. II. Baker, Alexander Powell Henry A. mn
John b. Agllen Samuel j. Stocley Major r. Poole, Ed
ward Barguet Thomas Williams, John V. Walker and
Colonel James b. Lee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05

The Ist Assembly District Republican convention Of
Westchester County held at TarrytOwn yesterday
afternoon. The following delegates and aernates were
elected 10 the State convention j. Irving Burns John
Slobohm Theodore II. Silkman, William H. Burnham
end f. T. LOyett; alternates James NJ. Hunt Marvin
Roakley, and Judge Stephen H. Thayef. To the Senate
convention: Gabriel Reeves Andrew Shampansy, Ethel.
bert Belknap, John II. Ackerman and Charles Lane.
The convention Of the largest and most enthu-
siastc held in tie county. Ringing speeches
made by eX-Assemblyman Burns, NJ D. Raymond James
Mllward Mayor OF Yonkers. and E. T. Lolot and with
three cheers for President Harrison, Secretary Blaine
and Assemblyman Burns, the convention adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05

OF Thoroughbred stock in the United States;
such celebrated horses as Luke Blackburn. George
Kinney, Kennesaw, ATanza, stuyvesant and Monta-
gorda having started from Kennesaw, MS farm three
miles from Gallatn. Captain Franklin leaves wife
and two children. During the he was captain m
Hatton's Regiment 9TH Tennessee Confederates, ana
made record a gallant soldier and officer, being
wounded In two engagements"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
NOTES OLE LILLE STAGE.

The last performance Of " The Tar and the Tartar"
will be given at Pnmers TT eatre to night and there
will be souvenirs OF the occasion.
Innes's Band will give only two more concerts at
the Madison Square Garden Amphitheatre Tomorrow
will De special festival night. Anton scidrs or
chestra viii begin series Of concerts on Wednesday
evening, and Mae. Natal and sgn0F Montegrf0 viii
appear SOl0ists.
The most important fireworks festival OF the season
will take place at Manhattan Beach this evening, In
connection with the spectacle Paris, from Empire to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
COL. VAN NoRTs ACTION UPHELD IN MARYLAND.

CoL. VAN NoRT'S ACTION UPHELD IN MARYLAND.
baltimore, Sept. 4.-Colonel W. W. Van Mort the
nominee of the Republican State Convention for Gov
olhor OF Maryland is stu in this city, but has not
rvooveo reply to his telegram Of last evening to
ooS l. Mestcott whom the Republican state Com
mittee elected It's chairman
General Felix Agnus Fd,tor -. UNI, A.. A.. q, l.,
ouuiesshg members OF the State Republican General
Oonntoee VINO called upon him to-day. snid that he
upneiu the acuon OF Colonel Van Mort In his deter
hson 10 retire from the contest II he cannot name
MS chef OF STALL the chairman Of the RenublIcan State
COMMITTEE III Is reported that call Ia ont fo an
JUICE meeting OF the Republican State Committee.
wnch the work OF yesterday may be undone
inc American says: There are no words mo stronr
Tor the misfortune Of this episode Colonel Van Norts
candidacy was hailed with supreme satisfaction all
over inc oVite' Not single weakness osad be found
III MS character and even the Democratic papers-the
ptterest OF then-had not n word TO cav against him
as man. Mr.. WescOtt should withdraw and Secretary
NALL should call another meeting M which better
courtesy and sounder sense will prevails
Mr.. Westcott was seen today Al his hor. g., C,has,er
town. He said that the telegram Of Colone, Van Mort
which he had received showed haste snS rndne eS
cltement The fact that large majority NJ tho state
committee deliberately voted for his selection In prf
eichce 70 he other gentleman showed plainly that they
mlttee to Teassert Itself and 10 select lie own
Officers. Mt. WcStcOtt further stated that fhe ont
come OF the meeting Of the State Committee and the
iecslon OF MN meant no slight injustice to Colonel
factions of Baltimore City that thew must harmnnize
Mr. Nestcott has not vet decided TO accent or decline
the chalrmansIEp Letters and kilograms from differ
ent sections oil The State urge him 10 accept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
ME-. Blaine 10 GO 10 lUGUsrA.

Augusta Sept. tspeclan-!C IS announced mere
that Mr.. and Mrs Blame, with Hattie ana james ".
Blaine jr.. will leave Bar Harbor about september 10
and come TO Augusta, OCCUPYING their home on su''c
st for three weeks aud returning TO Washington carry
Ia october. such visit would give much pleasure
10 Mr. Balne's fellow 6tizens, 1t has been several
wears since he has remained I'm the city any length OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
Ell DORADO IN FILL BLlSr.

Ehorado is still visited every evening by large
crowds. Everybody who attends Is loud In his praises
ID Bolossy Kiralfy's great work. Many people also
attend In the afternoon and are delighted with the
music furnished by the band under the leadership Of
Nahan Franco Jules Levy's cornct solos bring forth
much applause they ever did. There IS no
doubt that Eldorado is one Of the best ard most
respectable resorts in the neighborhood of NeT-fofA
City. an
There Is 10 be a performance OF King solomon on
Sunday evening: d has also been arranged to give
"a matinee ON Labor Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
NOMINATED FOR THE ASSEMBLY

owego. n. Y, Sept. A speciaD,-At the Republican
convention for Tioga County held IN oWego O-uay'
Fdward q. Tracy was nominated for member OF the
Assembly.
Watertowr, N Y, Sept. Awkward spicer, a farmer
NJ BrownvilIe was nominated for the Assembly by the
Republicans Of the lid District Of Jefferson County TO-
day.
Troy, N. Y, Sept AT the Clinton County Repuo
cau Convention at Plattsburg yesterday, George Chat
toon, of Ausable, was nominated for member OF the
Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05

pAVISON-CORNELL--On Wednesday afternoon, septem-
Der 1891 the residence OF the brides mother ~ mo
Rev William II. Wardell, Rev. William H. Dawson 70
Matte Ell wood, daughter Of the late James T. Cornell.
both OF Brooklyn.
HOYT-HAMILTON-In Boston, September g. 1871 by
J. G. Hamilton. Of Durant, Mississippi 70 AsDeft D.
Hoyt, OF Denver, Col
HNSoY-sULLIvAN-on September 1, 1891, by the
Rev J. W. Kent, Louis A. johnson, OF Chicago, 70 Miss
Annie Sullivan, Of Brooklyn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS month"; Sd, 1891 at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES parents Malvern Penn HaFiest j.
Cox and Dr. Charles Mcdowell, OF New-York
wESTON-STORRS--O Wednesday, September ?, 1901,
the First Presbyterian Church, scranton GEM oy
the Rev Dr. Ii. NJ. StOrrs CT Orange N y, Gfaes,i
daughter OF William II. and Harriet w. Storrs, TO
Charles Sidney Weston OF Scranton.
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with fulI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
prlTu OF clprlJy Jlurs FRANKLIN.

Nashville, Tenn. sept A dispatch from 'ailntlh
TENN says Captain james franklin died TINS morn
ing at rs O'Clock. Tho deceased man was about
fo'ty-eght years old, ana Of the late Albert T.
Franklin. lie was one Of the best known breeders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
DEMOCRATIC DIVISION IN sAnAToc.

DEMOCRATIC DIVISION IN SARATOGA COUNTY
Amsterdam, ~ Y, Sept 4.--As the case now stands
exsuperntendent of Public Works James shanahan and
James Dougherty each have six delegates TO the Demo
cratic State Convention for State Committeeman for the
XXth District aud delegates are yet to be elected from
the I'D Assembly District Of Saratoga County. The
Hill men are confident they will capture the latter dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
prprp11oAN Rr,s1NEss MEN IN LINE

At a special meeting Of the Business Mems Repubh-
can Association of the IXth Assembly District held
at headquarters No 47s Hudsonst last night. Presi-
dent William A. Mass in the chair, the following
resolution adopted "Be ID resolved That we are
Republicans and will abide by the convention OF the
Republican party TO be held at Rochester and 1t Is
opinion that the enemy, the Democracy. will meet
their Waterloo at the next election and that COM
mttee OF FIVE be empowered to hold ratification meet
ing soon as the ticket is nominated"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES IN RRooK1.YN

The Democratic primaries, preliminary to the Assembly
District conventions TO meet Thursday next to select
the thirysx delegates TO Saratoga participate I'm
the State Convention held last evening in all the
wards Of Brooklyn and towns OF Kings County. The
welloiled machinery worked without creaklng and the
rredestned chosen without contests. Tho
delegate to attend the State Convention will be selected
by BOSS Mclaughlin, aud they will favor the can.
cdscy Of Mayor Chaplin for Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
A JAMES G.. BLAINE CLUB IN NEwBURG.

NewburS. N. Y. Sept. tspeclaD.-The James g.
Blaine Club was organized here last night to support
Mr. Blaine for the Presidency in 1892 and do other Re
publican work. 5. " schconmaker was chosen pres
dent, Dewitt heKnstry secretary, and John c. Fleming
treasurer. Forty-two names were enrolled Work Will
be begun at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05

The Rassac County IN. j.. Republican Committee has
decided to call the County Convention for September
2s the primaries to be held on September "a. The
yention will nominate candidates for County Clerk and
State Senator subcommittee appointed 10 fix the
time and place for holding conventions TO nominate
didates for the Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES ELECTED.

Utica. n. Y, Sept AT the ia Oneida District
Democratic Convention John d. Mcmahon. James L.
Dempsey and G. p. scOvlIe were elected delegates TO
the state Convention. Resolutions were passed com
meDding Governor Hin and approving the candidacy
OF Roswell r. Flower for Governor Wv '''N'