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New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
RFPUBLICAN CITY CANDIDATES.
MEN MENTIONED FOR TIE MAY0RALTY-THE
COUNTY CONVENTION TONIGHT.

MEN MENTIONED EOK TIE MA1OhaLi1 -AHL
COUNTY CONVENTION TONIGHT.
Cornn,,us n Bliss and william Brockfed, the COM
lttee OF two appointed by the committee OF ten chair
men OF district delegations to the Republican County
Convention which will be held In the Grand Opera
House Hall tonight to nominate county ticket, were
together most Of the day yesterday discussing with
leading Republicans the nominations which ought 10
be made by the convention. This committee Is 70
report this morning TO the committee OF ten' "nch
in turn is to report this afternoon to the eniire mum
Der of district chaimen, who are to meet to receive
the report before making any recommendation 10 'he
convention. The committee Of two had Tor lis duty
the selection Of full ticket ana 'specidiIS '"""
date for Mayor. ,a. Ton ,hte
several names were discussed yesterday Ior t"'s
place Among the men mentioned we;c eN-CohsreSSihh'
Edwin Epstein Colonel William L. strong Jesse scls
man. General Horace Porter, Colonel Eh"ih a. "o
Alpin and Mr. Bliss. Mr.. Einstein was at the fiith
Avenue Hotel late In the afternoon to see the mem
bers Of this committee He had \ long talk with Mr.
prookned and when he went away he had not fully
decided what he would do in case the nomination
should he offered to him. 1t could not bc delcrihheu
by the committee what to do Ia relation 10 the ciudl
dacy Of Colonel McApin until after the convention hid
been held in the lid Assembly District 0i Westminster
County Colonel McAlpin makes his summer home
at sing sing and the Republicans there were anxious
that he should claim residence there and run for the
Assembly In the district which represented 50 long
bv General James W. Hustled. The fact that he would
not accept nomination for the Assembly led many
Republicans TO believe last night that either he or
Colonel sroDg would BE- the candidate for Mayor
Both popular, and prominent men, ard have i2ne 2
been ardent workers In the Republican cause IN"
rest OF the ticket Will be named tonight, VIII
probably be as follows, although it ia likely to be
.nsn .cu: tor Ju1gc OI Inc NOult Oi common iIei'
Edward L. Bartlett; for Additional Surrogate, eN
surrogate Daniel G.. Rollins. for Judge OF the Court
,f Sessions Judge Rufus B. Cowing; for County CerA
William Leary, and for president Of the Board Oi
Aldermen James W. llawcS
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
REPUBLICAN BUSINESS MEN MEET
PLANS FOR THE BIG PARADE TO BE HELD on
SATURDAY OCTOBER -.

The Ropublcan Business Mems organization held n
meeting last night at the rooms OF the ono society
No o3G Finh-aye. An invitation 10 meet the or
canizaton was accepted by Chairman Carter secretary
McComas OF the National Committee. and Chairman
Patterson OF the County Committee. one Of the que7-
tions which was discussed In all of its bearings was
the day 10 be aside for the great parade OF thc
associated organizations OF business men II "a' the
Judgment OF Mr. Carter Mr.. McComas and Mr. IHtier
son that IL would not advisable to have th" parade
on saturday, October 90 the day which sccined ih'
most In favor with the business men present II Wa
argued by the committeeman that the date hA'd upon
was the last day OF registration, and might have
tendency 10 keep those fIom registering Who ma
failed 10 perform that duty. II WAS decided by the
orgnnzaton nevertheless 10 have the parade on th'i
day and 10 have the procession made up entirely oi
bcslness men, and that no uniformed clubs shpud be-
allowed 10 parade with the organization
General Horace Porter although u.hblc I" %
nre.ent al the meeting. dgniicd hi, "ihnghc'' anu
rcedines. 10 act ~ grand marshal Oi th" lfiIAu''
Colnuel William H. Strung. who Wa president "i %
similar organ zation In les was unanimously 'I,,t
Il, fiji tie same position in the present orsailIiu"
" H. r. Ilughc-. wa7 elected hf7t We pr
and William T.. Fuller. second Nit"-pic-d"iit, /" ~
Treat No II XOrthst., was elected treasurer anu
H. g. Drake, secretary. An cNcchliNr. commit,
,,d. mn If rcpr..cufatiVcs Of fifteen buAn'-, cui-
and association. appointed 10 ariintc d"ni- an
ncrfoct tbe organization. This cOmmitie" VIII hpd
II. first meeting on Thursday at y. m. at the room
Of the ohio society. IN, ORGANIZATION m','ilWn
cGectod ihe favorable result OF the election oi l-7T
There were over twenty i've societies IrpIr'cilcl :"
the meeting last night.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
Every Republican who does not register gives baii
vote 10 Tamnnny Hall. for Free Trade. for wildcat
banks the ,ciocr OF pension bills To vote
mn must be registered first. Register Tomorrow!
MICHAEL J. DADY FOR coYGREs9.

The adjourned meeting OF the IIId Di'tlct nsre,s
Convention i'm EroOklyn held last evening Vt
80 .G6 Tlailu.h ave, James H. Baker presiding
rhc delegates were unauimou, I'm the choice ol
Michael j. Dndy a. the candidate. and ho was nom
mated by acclamation. In his speech of acceptance
Mr. Dldy promised 10 make lively campaign and
aid hc believed he could beat General tatlln, De
rii. the Democratic majority nomlnaly in the dis
.rct Mr. Dady was born in Brooklyn and IS about
t,rtv years old lie /, "a contractor and active I'm
uouics He WAS at one time superintendent OF Fed
.,al luldings in Brookyn. He has been prominent
IA the Republican General Committee Tor years anu
~ now chairman Of the executive committee OF that
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
INSURANCE MEN TO HAVE A MEETING TO-DAY.

The different downtown ORGANIZATIONS OF heP"o
lcan business men have always taken an active part
In campaigns and this year they propose to ou'do al
previous efforts feature Of many OF their meet
ings has been that they have been held during lhe
noon hour thus afordng an opportunity to hundreds
of busy men to hear good political doctrine ana al
the same time avoid breaking into their business
hours To-day at IL O'Clock such n meeting Will
he held under the auspices OF the Insurance Mems
Harrison and Reid Republican Campaign CUB, al
Nos % and % Pine-st The meeting Will be ad
dressed by Jacob Kemple, Of West Virginia whose
active work I'm this city and state has made him
veil known among Republicans. The Insurance Men,
Clee Club will sing popular songs, and those VINO
attend NAV be sure OF passing pleasant and In
stlctive hour.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
AN EX.ALDERNAN EXPELLED FROM THE CLUB

There was dsgracefl fight In the Third wars
Democratic Club at Elizabethport on saturday high'
which terminated In the expulsion OF ex-Alderhah
william ConnoIey from the club. Connolley got
square yesterday by ousdng the organization from
the rooms they occupied In his building as heaa'
quarters and putting their property into tle street.
The trouble arose over the action OF ex-Alderman
connolIsv I'm refusing TO vote for John T. Dunn. at
the Congress convention. The Dunn ring controu
the Third Ward Club and they denounced Mr. Con-
nolley's action as traitorous. They defeated MS
nominee for member of the County Executive Com
mittee and wound up the circus by ejecting the ex-
Alderman. Now they trying to secure lawyer
10 bring suit against Mr. Connoley for dlspossessms
them without a three days notice to leave. The eluo
g. I'm , hadlv domoralIzcd condition as on account Of
the trouble several of the most respectable members
have left it I'm disgust.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18

An EFFICIENT HEALTH OFFICEh
is PONDS EXTRACT Wherever m
fammatiou is ii awX find and sciN al(ar
IL For internal or external nSe. M0aIna6H
for PILES, CATARRH, WOONDS,
BRUISES, RHEUNA77SM SOKE
THROAT, SORE EYES, and all
INFLANJIA IIONS and HEMOR-
RHAGES. Refuse substitutes.
poNDs EXTRACT CO, 16 FVta Are. Ne0 YORK
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
ORGANIZING AN ITALIAN CLUB.

The Italian Citizens Republican Cub Of the XIllth
Assembly District was successfully organized last
r,sht al No 252 West Twenty eighth-st There was
n Good attendance and the clu0's quarters were
crawded The room could not comfortably accom-
,n,6.,. all the members and many had TO remain
.tondins during the entire meeting Handsome pic
t,r.s Of the Republican candidates were hung upon
the wslls draped with American nags. and the men
rsent evinoed their keen interest in the organization
~ their club by the quickness with which the officers
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
1T THE RROOKLYy THEATRES.

Miss Lottle Collins and Miss olyett" were Joint A.
fractions at Columbia Theatre last evening The latter
was as wen received ever while the former sang
.Tara.ra Boomdeay'' In the first act and was recalled
BY the plaudts OF the crowded house. Next week ths
Bostonlans will be heard In robin Hood"
The amusing scenes and situations In "The county
FAIR met tho approval OF large audience at the Amphicn
Theatre evening. The Of horses and jockeys
was loudly appauded. The attraction next week Will be
Primrose & Vests Minstres.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18

were elected and by the apprecative silence III won
they listened 10 the remarks OF the speakers VI ''o
evening The following officers were elected: fTes'-
dent Gruseppo F. p. Vitalone vice-pcsident, Mar
tno Passamando; secretary. Pic Fanon President
vitaone addressed the meeting. and was followed by
Eugeno Carlo leader of the Italians In the Alth AS
sembly District Short speeches were also delivered
by P Palmiro and John Thomas of the United states
Msrshal's office. All the speeches were made III tne
Italian language and the speakers urged upon lhelr
hearers the necessity of supporting the Repuplcah
candidates and insuring victory on November g.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
II Just suits the President.

"Thc second Da-ha way
Fountain Pen received aud
lust snits mc."-ilenj. Uar-
rison.
We spare no pains to snit
everybody. and we have
the pleasure Of knowing
that every one Of nearly
hnIr a million Pens now ~
use Just suits" their
owners.
Caw'~ "Da aslia way" Pen
IL n double feed. HAT.
Gold Fountain Pen that
never fails and will last n
lifetime. Price. $500 TO
SO. Caw's Ink n Pen Co.,
1Oi Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
A porsrNG MEETING IN ORANGE VALLEY.

rousng Republican meeting was held In Tenn
perance Hall. Orange Valley. last evening. The nan
was crowded to the doors. The meeting was presided
over by Frederick Gruntman. The principal speakers
OF the evening were: J. VI. Magec. Colonel W. IL.
Albertson and Elias NJ. Condit. The utmost en-
thusiasm prevailed and bright reports were pre-
sented from all along the line.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18

RcuuhIicaus Of New.YOrk City and
DrOckiyn. go 10 the polling places in
your election districts tomorrow ana
see thai your names are placed on inc
w hi ranchise yOu. The books will
be open In every election district from
y a. m. 10 y y. M. tomorrow. mere WI
Iay. October 2s, and saturday. October
30. usut every patriotic. true blue ana
faiI.bIOOded Republican Ousht 10 attcnH
10 vote for Harrison and Reid You must
reSister.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
EX-GOVERNOR FORAKER SPEAKS TONIGHT.

Ex-Governor Joseph Z. Foraker. OF Ohio, at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night. lie has TO
New-York To make n speech tonight at the Cooper
Union, under the management OF the Republican Club
Of this city. soon afer ne reached the hotel Mr.
Foraker called upon Mr.. Blaine and the two we'll
known Republicans had n long conversation. Mr.
Foraker said 10 Tribune reporter that Ohio was
never more certain of going Republican than 1t was
this year. brilliant speech be expected from
Governor Foraker tonight for he is In excellent
health and spirits and to be at his best. lie
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
NAMED FOR THE NEW JERSEY ASSEMBLY.

Alderman Max Salinger, OF Jersey City. has been
nominated for the Assembly by the Republicans OF
the Id Assembly District. Chief Engineer Ebenezer
Berry jr, of the Bayonne Volunteer Fire Department.
was last night nominated for ASsembyman by the
Ist Hudson County District Republican Convention, ut
Bay0nnc.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18

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distressing arrangements and diseases tha1
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It's an invigorating, restorative tonic, .
only guaranteed remedy for the ills and aiIr
ments that beset woman. 1t regulates ana
promotes all the proper functions, improves
digestion, enriches tho blood, dispels aches
and pains, brings refreshing sleep, and 70.
stores health and strength.
All "female complaints" and weaknesses
are positively and permanently cured with
tho Favorite Prescription" It's the only
medicine for them that can be, and is, 0uar.
antesd. II It doesn't benefit or cure, il
every case, you y have your money Sack
10 sell-but think for yourself whether Il caa
b "just as good for you to buy.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18

The Fast Side Citizens Republican Club had success
full parade last night in which over 900 members OF he
club turned out Krink'- drum ana Hle o"p' VI va, =,
five pieces led the parade, which WIS from the eiuo
boonuar,.r a. No Ijf3 Avenue ~ 20 Eghtieth-st, U
Lexinsonave to seventeh.st. IN Thirdavc 10 Eighty
second St. to Avenue A. Eighy-thrds TO Thirda'e''
TO Erhtv.sxthst and back 10 the CUBS hesdquafet,
Many the houses along the line OF mafch "ere "''''
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
ALFRED r. coxKLING SPEAKS IN HARLEM.

The members OF the John Ericsson Republican Ciuo
hold an enthusiastic meeting last night at their head
quarters Nos. 15S160 West Onehundiedahd''"c"V
fftbst A. ID. johnson presided and NJ A. Ren'on was
socrotarv J. Leslie Gossin opened the meeting with
clever little Republican recitation, which treated OF u"
the great leaders OF the party and presaged sweeping
victory for Harrison and Reid Mr.. ''nssns recitation
was received with tremendous enthusiasm ana ne
with several more Alfred II. Conklins, nephew o
Roscoe onkng made address of the evening ana was
llstenod D with great interest.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
p. c. rHAcKEGY srEAKs AT SAT- HAEBoE.

Masonic Hall Sag ,fIarbor. was crowded last evening
IN The doors by an gathering OF voters To listen
to r. c. Thackery Of Maryland. The meeting was Pre-
sided over by the Rev John Jay Harrison president oil ~
uorrison and Reid club who opened II with speech
- ~. t,drsr,I question Of the day. Al the close he
introduced Mr. Thackey. who held his audience Tor heoy
on hon, and half IN a most convincing argument on IN.
financial and tariff question.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
MP g. Il uRANDRETU NAMED.

The committee appointed by the Republican CON
ycntlon Of the XVIII Congress District 10 ill any
,nconcy occurring on the ticket yesterday nominated
pr 1.onre, H. IIrndrcih of sing sing, In place Of
bradford Rhodcs, who declined. Mr. Brandrcth VIII
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18

To.morro,y IL the second day Of registration. Lev
every Republican 10 the polling place oil MS e''o"
d.trc, enry and egiscr! II he fails 10 do this he can
no, nc .urc of his vote Harrison and Reid lts
berter 10 be safe than sorry" Register to-morro"'
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18

dental voter WILL as rule stand by those who first
show him attention, and have found this to be
true among those whom have Influenced to come
and work with u.s.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18

s.:itL Amss. siass He:i,sy ( :.1 SSs:sSssA
anl fetels % popular pf1:ee,
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
ACTIVELY PUSHING THE STATE CAMPAlTN.
MEETINGS AND pARADEs IN TOWNS AND


uTEs
Troy " y. Oct. II (SpeclaD.-To night was one
OF hearty Republican enthusiasm in this city there
was a big parade Of uniformed clubs in the flfth
Ward the banner Republican ward Of the city. and
biz parade and mass meeting Of colCred Republicans
In the chamber Of the City Hail. Big crowds saw
both parades and Listened to the speeches over
both lines of march fireworks plentiful, and
transparences bearing the names Of Harrison and
Reid we're heartily cheekd. Residences and stores
were Illuminated. After parade the colored Repuo-
llcans and their friends filed the City Hail. there
John F. Price was chairman; II. a. Morse, OF New
York was the speaker Of the evening. lie discussed
the vital issues OF the campaign In mastery man
ncr and prcsaged n brilliant victory for the hepub-
licnn party. other addresses were made by ex-
Congressman Martin I. Townsend and j. G. McNutle.
Potsdam, y. Y. oct. II (specia)-An enthusiastic
Pepubican meeting was held in the town hall this
evening W. A. Moore. 1i the Young Mems Repub-
lean Club presided. T.. l.. Lampson, OF ono, was
the speaker Of the evening His discussion OF the
tariff was mastery and convincing In reference 10
the currency he said that under the old wildcat state
bank system TO which the Democrats wish to return
and which they propose do in their platform, s32
banks failed with their money worthless In the hands
Of the people. The system invited the organization
of banks for failure every bank had its own design and
there were as many kinds OF money rs there were
banks. The multiplicity Of designs invited counter
feiting and in n period OF ten years 600 men were
sent to the peneptary for c0unterfeiing their money
The thing that drove these bills ana the like odt of
circulation was The 10 per cent tax upon The issue
Of state banks upon this Issue alone the Democratic
party ought to be overwhelmingly defeated.
Pla,tsburg oct. Il (SpecaD.-lIenry Ballard Grim
lnal lawyer OF Burlington VI. spoke 10 a large Re
publlcan meeting here 'onlght.
Glen Fails, y. Y, oct. Il Special. The Rev, Dr.
Mexican. Of Troy. viii speak at Republican meetings
In Wa,hin ;ton County as follows Hampton oc'oper
-; Hartford october % Argyle October 20. and
Fort Edward Oc ober -. General George \. sheridan
Will speak at Glens Falls on october II Nd John i.
-. John will speak at Sandy llill on The same day.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
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Prescription. II
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New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
FAST SIDE REPUBLICANS PARADE.

said last night that he felt confident Of the election
O the Renllhlican candidates..
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18

New Yotk Ice Co., foot I / 9th ~.
Hyg~is Ice. Safe for family use.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18

Dopi Fail 10 Aftend!i
24Ss.s 4Ss 4 Dee {. M Co.. istS.ss. ana sES.otS
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
MKINLEY AND ELKINS SPEAK.
A BIG MEETING IN THE KANAWHA VALLEY
GOOD PROSPECTS OF REDEEMING
WEST VIRGINIA.

GOOD PROSPECTS OF REDEEMING
WEST VIRGINIA.
Charleston, W. Va, oct. II (speciaD.-west Vir-
cnIa Is the weakest point OF the solid Democratic
South and here the Republicans hope TO break the
hitherto unbroken line OF Democratic States. To
light there exists conviction that the hope OF years
will at last be realized and that next month the
solid south will be only disagrceable recollectlon
Two men who possess a greater influence over the
voters Of this State than all others addressed the
largest political gathering held In the Valley Of
the Kanawha Governor Mckinley, OF Ohio, was one
and S. b. EkIns, the Secretary OF War, was the
other These two great Republicans Injected an
amount of enthusiasm into the emotions OF some lo
600 hearers that gratifed and surprised even them
selves and satisfied them that there was no reason
to doubt that with proper effort the state will give
Replblcan majority Great interest In the meeting
was manifested all through the Kanawha Valley. j.
F. Dana q leading coal miner and an active Repub-
lican sent four steamboats, with barses forty miles
nm the Kanawha River to furnish free transportation
TO all who wished come and the railroads brought
in people from places as much fifty miles away.
A number OF uniformed clubs escorted the distin-
guished guests through the city to the fair grounds
where the speaking was done. This Is region where
twenty years ago 1t was dangerous to profess Re-
publIcanism To-day o former Confederate Colonel,
Thomas swan, introduced Governor Mckinley, VINO
pointed out the benefits that have been derived from
the Republican policy Of Protection. lie was almost
continually interrupted with cheers.
Mr. Elkircs's remarks had rather local bearing
He said in part "The We have no greater
population is that not under the control or
Inspiration OF great policy. Wealth and confidence
seek Republican States. Now is the time to rescue
West Vrgnia-to take her out OF her false position
and put her the side Of Protection where she be-
longs. Then her lands would sell for as much US
though they were In Ohio" The Secretary also told
bs colored hearers why they ought to support the
Republican cause. The effect Of this meeting VIII
undoubtedly be felt on election day II has pecn
calculated that II Kanawha County gives ceraln
majority which It is believed she WILL the vote
OF West Virginia In the Electoral College VIII De
given for Harrison and Reid. Governor Mchihley
Will speak at Wheeling tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18

The day In this city and Brook
Iyp tbi. ycnr is "wednesday. October 10. Let every
Republican remember the day, and make sure Of his
vote II he did not register last Tuesday, II be Is
regi.tered let him remind his Republican acquninfances
of their duty.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Franci,co Oct. IL 1892.
SATURDAY. To-day. Saturday To-day.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-08

bedziemy, re kazdy moze VIA
snoscia swa rzadzic wedle upo-
dobania. / ME mona za}atwic
sprawy, jezeli powiemy, IL fir
ma Carnegie ma prawo wedle
upodobania przyjmowat od-
dalac robotnik6w. Zastarza1e
So to pojecia i zastosowania
dis mice ME moga. Nalezy
przeto komitetowi nadac pra'
wo do zbadania kwestyi az do
gruntu. Ma kazdym rzadzie
tax Stanowym jak i krajowym
cieay odpowiedzialnosd j krew.
poleglych, dop6ki ME wyczer-
pia sic wszelkie srodki do uni
knlecia zajsc podobnych.
Senator voorhees, W ognistej
przemowie stara} sic wykazac,
ze republika6ska polityka c4o'
wa by}a powodem zajst owych
i wyrazi} ubolewanie, ze sam
Carnegie ME by} miedzy Pin
kertonianami, zamiast W zam-
ku swoim W Szkocyi.
Wszelkie uchwa}y Senatu
zlozono W rece komitetu dla
biezacych wydatkow.