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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

steamer Gemanic Brl, Cameron, Liverpool via queens
town-H Maitland Kcrsev. x-
Steamer HALEY OBJ, Wsrey. Liverpool Dusk joyous
Steamer BellOya OBJ, Mcl.aln, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Co. a. , r
steamer Carbbee tBr,. Fraser Barbadoes, Sc-A L
Outcrbrldge ( co.
steamer Andes CBr Mcknight Port au Prince &c
PIN. FOrwood 4 Co. -, 49,,
>teamer FL Mar Mason. New OileansJ T Van Sickle.
Steamer Ariel Br). johnson, SaNannah-SnpSon spence
& Young. ~ -,
Old Dominion steamship Co. 49,
steamer diuyandotte Walker. Norfolk Newport News
Sc-Ok Dominion steamship Co.
steamer General Whitney. Bc1rsn, BOston-H r DimocK
ship Senator BIZ, Smith. Hong Kbng-Snow rgess
Bark Waimea BIZ Preston. Dunedin TX cam
eron & Co. -
Steamers Cufc and HALEY. FIR Liverpool; ltaVel
Bremen: Carbide. Barbados etc; FL Mar. Ncw-O cans
Guyandotte Newport News city q Columbia. West POINT
Va; Dean, Norfolk.
BARK Moses u Tower. Tor Pic Janeiro
Also sailed via Long Island sound;
Steamer General Whitney, for Boston bark Evie Ray
for Liverpool.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERs-FoRErGN PORTS
Stelmer Picqua OBJ. Brown. sailed from Liverpool
for New. York October p.
steamer Majestic Or. Parsel. from NewYork for
Liverpool passed Brow Head october p.
Steamer Egyptian Monarch OBJ. Irwin. from New
York for London, passed Portland Bill october %
steamer Aer GER. Christoror-, from Newly ork, via
Southampton. arrived at RreWerhaNen O"tobe: 20.
Enchantress Chisholm, sllel from 81 Thomas
for New-York October IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
MUSIC IN HUDSON COUNTY.
WAR IN TIE DEMOCRATIC CAMr-REpUBLICAN

WAR IN TIE DEMOCRATIC CAMr-REpUBLICAN
MEETINGS ARRANGED FOR.
The lid Assembly District Democratic Convention.
which Is to be held Thursday night bids fair to be
circus The leaders decided to retire Assembly man
Tumilty because he voted for the coal coilblne
But the delegates fourteen IN number. had already
been elected when the decision was reached
and seven OF them said they would stand by Tumy
anyway. because they thought he needed the vind
cation" he demanded The County Committee ycster
day sent to Its secretary to the credentials
having determined that none should reach the hands
of the Tumity delegates. To their surprise they
found that the Asscmblyman had stolen march on
them. He went to the committee credentials
before the trouble arose and secured the papers
While the bosses hunting for the credentials yes
terday he had them locked up In his safe Mr.
Tumlty last night told the bosses that he meant 10
hold to the credentials until the convention was
held. and would gave them TO man who would not
promise 10 vote for him.
A general parade OF all the Republican clubs OF
Hudson County will be held In Jersey City on the
night Of November g. 1t Is expected TO be the largest
demonstration ever seen IN Hudson County, the Re
publican League Club being composed OF representa-
tives Of forty-one organizations. There ale sumo
twenty or thirty outside clubs. and IT 10 designed 10
have them all in the parade. F. A. Venman Of the
Lincoln Pioneer Club. No. 1s3 Westinghouse. HO-
boken. will be glad to furnish Information on the
subject.
J. Herbert Potts. OF Jersey City. yesterday made
formal acceptance of the nomination for state senator
from Hudson County, In letter to the Republican
County Committee. Mr. Potts pledges himself 10
oppose all legislation looking 10 the removal OF Mayor
Wanser or any attempt to curtai or interfere with
the reforms which Mayor Wanser has inaugurated.
The Hudson County Republican Committee Is giving
special attention TO the registry lists Of Jersey CITY
and liobokcn. Captain John Graham, who has had
much experience in feretng out Democratic frauds
has charge Of the matter. He SAYS that despite the
house toulouse canvass many fictitious NAMES nave
been entered. go,
The Republican clubs Of lower jersey City VIII
have a parade tonight. under the auspices OF the
Wanser Guard. A Wanser Brigade OF '96 LAS also
been organized. 4,
public mass meeting, under the auspices OF the
Republican ORGANIZATION OF Hudson County, VIII 10
held tomorrow evening IN odd Fellows Hail. 10
token at O'Clock. A number OF eminent SPEAKERS
will address the meeting, among them Ellis H. Obefs'
Assistant Treasurer OF the United statch and 4. 4;
shame Of New-York quartet Of male voices VIII VIII
furnish the music for the occasion. and seats VIII
be reserved for women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
NOMINATIONS RATIFIED At CARLTON HILL.

The Bergen County Republican nominations were
ratified AT IA rousng meeting In Carlton IHl, y d.
ON Monday night. Captain james Rc:ld was chMrihhi
Of the meeting in the absence Of President W"'S"n'
and DELEGATIONS from Carlsbad, Rutherford ana boil
inc snrInrs were present John Oeler, vice president
OF the Carlsbad Republican Club gave an Instructive
address on the tariff and on state Issues Ills sharp
comments on Democratic legislation IN New-Jefsc! III
recent years were warmly appauded Measrs. lorher'
TYLER Yates Coe, Glover Hoffman, Drummer 'hlihah
and Read also spoke william Mckenzie INC hcpuD IVA,
candidate for Assembly whose home Is at Carlton l
c,,yod an ovation when he 10 address Inc
meeting. In few plain words he pledged mhsen "
the fnrtherance Of honest legislation ana goon go'tIi,
mont and expressed his confidence OF "lhih"s' Ills
remarks evoked loud applause 49, -, -. p,,co
A hIp ratification meeting VIII be nelu NJ i'us.
.od tnm0rrow night. at which Peter hcheTnll' "a, az
49,, fnr state senator: Surrogate D. ~ i"l W III
iau II Cadmus candidate for sheriff, ana Nl i
Mckenzie are expected T. be present; ihg u'',I ia
lions from Carlsbad Carlton liiu b""ns "Pii"e' anu
aracld are expected 10 attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
A FINE PARADE AT NUTLEY.
REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS ALIKE ILLUMIN
ATE THEIR HOMES

REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS ALIKE IILvMIN
ATE THEIR HOMES
The pretty suburb Of Nutley " j.. with Franklin
and Avondae, adjoining were fairly ablaze with Re
publican enthuinSm last night. Such demonstration
was never witnessed before In that ncighborhood.
Two thousand uniformed men marched in brilliant
procession through the villages amid uminations ard
fireworks. and the hills echoed with the music OF the
bands and the cheering OF the men. The visiting clubs
Included the Phelps Guards, Of Paterson the Wilkinson
Engineer Corps OF Newark; the Frcnghuysen Iancers,
the crack campaign corps Of Newark, the Republican
Navy and First Presidential Voters. both Of Newark.
These four oganizutions about thousand strong
Their" were clubs from Belcvillc Bloomfield Mon,rlair
and other places which, with the Franklin CAB num-
hcrcd above a thousand more. The clubs at the
Avondac station. Nearly all the houses I'm AvOnJale
were Illuminated. In Nutlcy the people awaiting
the sound Of the music 70 take their shne I'm the
demonstration. As the long procession wound through
the place the handsome residences the line Of march
Were beautifully shown or with taseiully arranged
Nominations, while fireworks redeemed the sky. In
Franklin the same enthusiastic reception was given 10
tn" clubs. To the Now Orh residents In
beauty OF the uniforms and equipment Of the Jersey
clubs and their superb marching a genuine sur
prise well pleasure. IL noticed ihq the
hUIscS ~ many pcoI" who have heretofore been known
Us Democrats were Illuminated IN honor Of the clubs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK-TrEsDAY. OCT. rs, 1892

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ARRIVED.
s,.amer Norwegian IN, Cnu-tle, Glasgow, october
"a with mds. and pa~-s gers 70 Atrtin, bauNm X o.
Ally,,i a. Bar at 80 p. u. 49,, "a
with u.d-, and cabin passengers u Orrichs " TO- Al
rived Tho laf at 3 a. IL. p,,. ,n.,..d.r, oc,ohe-
10 With ud,c to funch, Eiye Co. Af"cd at mo
s' L.. IIc,laye Dutch. MINES Antwerp October
Q In ballast IL otul,berg y c. Arrived at Inc bAF
al ~ a",r ruidad Brl Fraser Trinidad October -
..n,i,'a AID - Kit, ~ CroN 10 vita nd,e and
Ia,,,ng,f- :, \ l. Out'fbrdge y Co. Arrived al ue
"N ,t Y" caraca- wodrch. Porto Cabelo Oc. Is.
Curara, IL Iaeuayra TO- with mdse and pos-fnkF n 70
Bouiton Hiss Dalett. Arrived At the Ear al -'''
v Steamer Neptune. rrasor Montego Bay Oct IT, ~.
AIMS BAY L. Port Maria r. %h 1d i ono pa11'"ser'
TO K'T Xiv yor HayS q ea i ea5s tn bO
n Il ID Nun,on Arrived A. tie Bar at ) =. IN. 49,
sesmcr I'.ran son Hu SSn. B.rac4 10. ~ Day WIN
NUT T. Moe. GO. \ Md a; tn l'ar az " j. a.,
St.srcr Enirt.r. ecker IGa."y N'w-O.'fns VT ndSH
ana pas>engcr- 20 Jo..ph II seaman .,,n with r,,.o
Steamer ChatfahoOchce Ddggcu, Savannah WIN "'iS'
ana passengers to X l. walker H., 49,, p,,,.
steamer no Gr1ndc Bsrst"w. Fcrnandina ana b ,i
wick Ga with md-e and passengers 70 Onas IL -"''
"'E Stanrr croa,,n. Pennington. Wilmington C. with
mdse 70 wn, ci;de Ho. u,pp,on Roads in bal.
A's t "a oanoa@ muph.rs Newport News and Nor.
S,eriner StAhr!m ,Nor). Hansen. Philadelphia, with
nd.o IN transit 70 Punch. FAYE 10 ~ ,..
steamer Herman Winter. Nckor-"n Boston Win "''''
t;,amcr City Of .redfora. Bibb.r Fall river :"
Fl Ssir~wind a. SANDY Hook, gentle bFccle. NV
AZ City rsland-rirht NV cloudy.
CLEARED.
steamer CIV - Paris fI;r watkins, Liverpool via
ouo"nstown international Navigation Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Oct. 25.-Flour quiet; unchanged; re-
ceipss, ,2oooo bbls; shipments. 33,o52 hbls sales
az lie isc BID steamer DsFy II" red So $ . 10y
~ 900 bush southern wheat easy Iultz; 'oa
75c; longberry. 7le ;Gc Corn steady, mixed spot,
bid January 41c bid steamer mixed. - ia - 3-7c
receipts, 7o,4O9 bush; stock. 3Oo,12' bush, sales.
rs GS s,n soH1eIn cGT" seS Say Wilt Witt %ro
3sd3oc; No; mixed Western. 800 3Gc
Rye Talct &c. :. s. "a o.: receipts 1850 bush
stock. 35,8o3 bush: lay dull and elsy good to
GSGG o'E Cotton if nominal mdhs sc qiPG Pro-
VISIONS Unchanged. Butter firm and active. but I'M
casd Es ic,i r No M cGeS Ser Fn sa G
strong.
Boston; oct. a5;-Flopr dun. Corn du Oats
firm. Rece pts-Flour $500 bbls. 1000 sacks: corn
10000 bush oats, 5000 bush shorts, 40 tons.
Buffalo, oct. 25-Wheat- Limits iirmcr. but
n or % round we etS aq c .eTs a 6 H To
spot Mt 10 lie; 5000 bush No. l Northern do lt
bcr closing; No. hard old spot at - lie: do Min
neapo.s do at - lie do new Duluth, 10 Sic; No.
Northern old spot at - Sic. d. new. 20 &c
do, c. I. T.. ~ 14c; No. = Northern spot Glc: do
c. l. f., 80 Bic winter wheat lover; two cars 30
red sold at - &c; two cars 40. l white sold Al
- I-2c. tOrn dull, unsettled and lower: No. = vel
low. 40 lie No. do, 4jc 40. 3, A l-4c in store
no offerings No. = No yellow, on track. 45c No.
do. 45c. oats dun and unsettled No. white 50
n37c: No 3 white, 3Jo % Bic. No. mixed. 3ia
- lie. track. Farley firm and i'm good demand
tern, 5oa &c state, So 15c; Michigan. 65o zoe
I'VE dull: No. . COO: No. 3. soc. Flour in good de
nnnd but easy best spring - lOc - ~ do winter
~ lJG - 20; rye flour, - 4p0 - %. MIlfced quiet
weak and unchanged. Canal freightS higher; wheat
&c corn. | &c oats. &c barley. Sc seed. &C. Re
ceiptS-F Flour 1880 bbl> wheat 81 900 bush:
142 900 bush oats, 10000 bush; barley 10000 bush
seed. 1G.sOO bush. shipments by rail-Flour. H. OO(
bbl; wheat, 321 900 bush. corn. 10. 900 bush
10000 bush.
uhi,aco. Oct. a5-rho lead.nE futures ranged a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
NErJCHTN APPRECIATES TliE SITUATION
THE FIRST REPUBLICAN BANNER IN TWELVE
YEARS

An enthusiastic Republican mass-meetlng was heio
on MONDAY evening al Metuchch, y j. Metu'ieh
hss been snch q Democratic stronghold that nc
NJ hucan banner was not raised for twelve years De
fore Monday night. The place was full OF Kcpuo-
ucans On the occasion, and they came in from sew
eral other towns The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad baho
n, Iers4v CITY furnished the music The clubs taking
Pat we're the F. A. Potts Republican Club OF Eliza
h III headed Nv brakes Band: the Pioneer Corps
AID YAH Battery Of Rsh~ay no Garfield Battery
College Republican Club, Of New Brunswick, accom-
panied BY the college elee club, and the Republican
League uniformed battalion OF Metuchen A parade
through the principal streets ended at Robnss hah'
which was already well filled Frank NJ. Orton
president Of the Metuchen Club occupied the cnA'r
The first speaker OF the evening was State Senator
Nevns, Of Red Bank, who spoke on Nauohal issues
The Rutgers Gee Club then rendered several selections
including the campaign songs which they sang AT 'ho
Burao Convention in september. Judge william l.
Hoffman Republican candidate for Congress from u'c
IIId District Of NcT-Jersey, then delivered tenhg
steech on state matters. John II. Conger, MiddeseN
county, member Of the Republican State Committee
and candidate for Surrogate Of the county also
spoke John Eean, jr., had been expected but was
unable 10 Dc present
on Monday afternoon the 1st Assembly Dist1ct
Carrettson one OF the Frecholdcrs ~ MiddlescN
County received the nomination ior Assenoly mai
THE lid Assembly District Republican convention WAC
hid Yesterday In the assembly room OF Masonic iia
Treeholder received the nomination.. The lIld A.
s,mhly District Republican Convention mel N,>'ci
Sav al Monmouth Junction. Frank ii. PO"naIl ~
Monroe Township, WAS nominated for the Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
There ire only two remaining days
Of registra ton In this city. They are
Friday, October -. and Satur day, Octo'
her 30. Register on Friday.
RACERACK MONEY FOR wERTS.
A CAMPAIGN FUND RAISED ny pIsAPUrABLh
GAMBLERS TO HELP THE DEMOCRATIC

CANDIDATE.
Evidences multiply Of the desperation OF the pen .,
cratic leaders in New-Jersey. Apparently reai'i"e
that they cannot rely upon the support OF IN w..
class OF citkens, they are making Alliances WIN o..
the dsreputable influences OF the State AL recent
meeting OF Democrats. held at the Ilrard hou'c III
the persons Interested In the "Iouces'e
and Gutenberg and other racetracEs' agr''u "
furnish fund OF 100000 70 secure the clecuon OF
Werts the Democratic candidate FOR Governor ~
WIS further promised that II this sum should not pe
sufficient TO accomplish the desired result iurtNe
amount would be supplied. Among the participants
In This meeting Billy" Thompson, The hot"ilo'
owner OF the Gloucester track, who has been uhuer
an indictment for violation OF the law ana VINO Is
n recognized lieutenant OF Governor Abbctl. Ills
creat interest In the nomination Of Wcris rs The Demo
cratic candidate shown by the fact that h" sent TO
the convention two trainoads Of shOutcrs In that IN
terest and by the further fact that his jockeys were
onspicuous among the throne about the convention
wearing Werts badges. II Is for the p"opl" OF New
Jerery 10 say whether they will permit such cor
r,lnt combination battle and defeat the honest con
yiciIons OF the State, and make Impossible NE re.
sroration Of the state government 10 It's tradiloha
standard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
PARTY LEADERS IN CONFERENCE.
THEY EMPRESS THE UTMOST CONFIDENCE THAT
THE STATE WILL 60 REPUBLICAN,

THEY EMPRESS THE UTMOST CONFIDENCE THAT
THE STATE WILL 60 REPUBLICAN,
General William J. Scwcll visited Jersey city yes
crday lie stopped at the headquarters Of the State
Committee. at No. ~ Montgomery st.. and number
Of letters sent ont by special messengers. The
Fact bcramc known at Taylor's Hotel ard caused the
Demo ratio managers considerable uncaSncsS. The
one man In New jersey they most dread is General
scwcll. The cause 81 General Scwcll's visit was not
known until later In III" day. TA"n # became known
that consultation II Republicans had been held
at the Union Loacue club House. on Nork-st There
were present, General Scwcn. all the members Of the
state Committee. all the heads 81 subcommittee Of
the County Committee Frank q. Cole. a0d !. Herbert
Potts PO~tmas tcr Dickinson. Mayor Wanscr and sew
eral Others whose names could not bc aSccrained.
Several Of the gentlemen who AZ tho con-
ference were seen subsequently by reporter. but
they declined to say what had been done They did
say. however. that they had III" utmost confidence
in their ability 10 cary New jersey for Harrison ard
Rod and Mr. kean. and they admitted mat the
conference had q direct bearing on the matter They
believe akO that thcy will carry Hudson County and
elect both MIR. Cole and Mr.. rotts. Further than
that they would not say.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
N PAssAIC AND BERGEN COUNTIES.
REPUBLICANS UNITED AND DEMOCRATS YUAN
RELIING-ACTIVITY AT PAIElSoN-
Uniformed CLUBS IL DEMAND.

- =
Uniformed CLUBS IL DEMAND.
Tho no,oocra,ic quarrel between the Gourey and
re uirchlIOe factions continues In Passaic county,
y 7 while the Republicans united and earnest
and confident OF rolling up all uhpfeceoeh'eu m"'oi
jtv for Harrison and Reid, hean i"r "oNeriN anu
Henry Doheity for Congress. Mr. Doherty Is WahlhS
an active canvass and speaks somewhere nearly every
night. At Preakness, in wayne 'o"l9"iP' u'"ua'
evening ne with Robert Williams and Captain johns
=, v,.so,a addressed an enthusiastic gathering that
and .bc hall OF Jacksons Hotel to OVERLOOKING Inc
town ,ip is one Of the safe Republican stTonghoioS
n, psssac County and bids fair 10 ondo all previous
efforts this tine.
Bergen County farmer in Paterson Oh Noen'
nsrLo, 6ov said: Il know good many od-ine
Democratic farmers In Bergen who are going 10 'oe
for Dohcrty. Cadmus buys potatoes III Nanaua "" i
Western NewYork by the carload, and sells them I'D
Paterson lie controls the market here ana We cant
compete with him. am for Doherty anu p'o''' u'"
to home agriculture" Ill .,o,
potnraon,s handsomely uniformed aud weldiscp-
lined Republican marching clubs are In graf ueii''
for rs-ades IA towns and cities for many mics
A np1ob.r a. the clubs will 60 to Eidgewooo ~ "oi
row night 10 take part IN the great turnout '%'o
which Is expected TO be the greatest oeiho"'''''O
tlai that Republican Bergen County Village o'o' %"
The Pholrs Guards organized in l7'-' anu nam
amer william Walter Phelps and one OF '"c o
strongc,t and most prosperous RePibI'ah "'' ~
number The Guards were TO have paradeu IN f,'
beth last night as guests Of the f. ~ po'ts 'iup pa'
the narade was postponed for 81 week. Inc "u"i 70
went 10 Nutley Essex County, Instead "'' +,
\ y. IS 10 have a parade Friday night OF tmS won
and has invited the Phelps Guards the Ioto"a W.
Gran and Giedhlll Batteries, the 1ehplc nm 49,"
lee and DOherty Guards, the fo"''" ""
Fifth Ward Republican Club. -, ,,.o
TONIGHT the Republicans OF fater'" WI" "
their second general parade OF the campaign an.
3OOO mon are expected 10 be In Inc. Inc o"lei co.,
Will be the Business Mems Republican ofta'i~'
which calculates to turn out 900 strong IN c''@o
dress The Greacen Battery. Of New toTh' are "a
pec,ec a. guests OF one the local CHS, anu " vii
izatone from number Of surrounding to"ha , w."
also help make Paterson blale Of giory Ell ,n1
The line viii he through the sixth, scnhu ,,1ih
Third wards The Blacksmiths' am he'p pr mecban
Organized on Monday night, and cnnPvu u ~, o,I
les from the locomotive shops, VIII also DC ou'' ~
strong. III. .noo,in, ~ thc Cen
trail Colored Republican Club OF fatefson p nonn
night Cbrlsiopher Shelby wbite - a. n
rade exhibited q tlacksnake whip SUN az sovh and
used 10 emnIoy on slaves backs In the SOUL 'l niS
eaye some "Reminiscences Of slavery Gays; a." ,pot
negro In the audience ar9se anu '
was under Democratic rue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

ddate for Distrlct-Attorney two years ago against
Delaney Nicoll and ran several thousand votes
ahead Of the average vote Of his associates 1t was
said last evening that other candidates on the County
Democracy ticket had declined.
a committee Of seventeen, With eX'Judge Mhu1ce
Power As chairman. was appointed to take into con-
sideration the onnion Of Corporation Counsel Clark
advising the Police Commissioners not to print the
County Democracy ticket on the Official ballot with
the Democratic Presidential electors and chief Judge
OF the Court Of Appeals. The Commlttee Oh !Inrty
adjourned 10 this afternoon. when toe committee OF
seventeen viii ~ port its conclusions.