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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
A BIG PARADE IL FLUSHING.

Flushing Republicans did themselves proud last
evening. when nearly 5000 voters Iarsd"d the s'fes
to the music OF dozen bands In one Of The his'h'
torchlgh PROFESSIONS that took place IN queens
County. As early O'Clock the streets were
thronged with people from The numerous villages III
the vicinity. and the principal thOrough'are' were III
most impossible long before the procession moved
Henry C. Post, the grand marshal. had hiS
hands full in getting the numerous chps
In their proper positions. lieaaed W
the Flushing Harrison and Reid Campaign 'luu' zap
tain Bu., In command, and the procession took up
the line Of march Among those IN line were tis
Bayside Republican Club the College Point HARRISON
and Reid Battery the whitestono Republican Club'
the Great Neck Harrison and Reid Campaign C1uo,
the Little Neck Republican Association, the 'orohs
Harrison ard Reid Guards the Woodside Republican
club the Jamaica Republican Club the Colorcd HAITI
son and Reid Club Of Baysde; the
C0iored Republican club. from Great Neck.
and tho following organizations from Flushing; me
Harrison and Reid cavalry, the Republican
Club. the Colored Harrison and Reid Campaign
club representation from the Flushing Athletic CLUB,
% representation from the Mercury Wheel Club, and
the Andrew Harvey Association. an Organization com
pidsed OF voter, who have never voted Repuo lean
ticket before. Blocks " houses were bnlinu'ly IL
luuIuat,d.
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A POLITICAL DEBATE At HARVARD.

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. . (spcciaD.-The Democrats
and Republicans Of Harvard University met In JOINT
debate tonight on the subjects. first, The Nchlni'y
Tariff law IS not beneficial 10 the country, and second
The Federal Elections bill. which passed the House
OF Representatives OF the last Congress, was not a
wise measure OF legislation Dean Bfggs OF Inc
Faculty OF Arts and Sciences. presided The Affirmative
sides OF the question supported by ". g. Brown
A. < Iiaycs md j. :. Brown all OF the law School,
for the Democrats. \. u. Stone. 93; X. VI. Gillespie,
L. S. and A. H. Stcarns, l.. S. took The negative
for the Republicans Each speaker was limited 10
fifteen minutes and appaudcd With mmrh .nth.i-
siosm by the members Of his own club. TIE debate
was lively and full OF spirit and the questions we're
treated In able style Many OF the speakers nave
engaged actively In slump speaking dHilhs the i'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
POstOlice Notice.

tshoull te read daily by all Interested as changes may
Letters Tor foreign countries need not be specially ad
S wren Tor sy any IL and iH co
cn al S .,s eT GSt P1c'y addressed beng
'@D fo !" %. ZEE tie s@aas Soyenesr will
close 9mbay In 81 cs'e a. o ms t 9nsc' as IooW
bia. Vi, southampton, at i n Supplementary 80
" sATi,RnAYmAt ! a. M p for RIO Jnoslro and Santos
from Baltimore; at 80 q FOR France switzerland
sa l sr " @eE pS. r Europe Ia na. be-
rooted pT la Goscosn. at oo a. m %r Europe Isr
ns I "S''1 spain Portugal ard uSsSy must be- directed
PcFs VA s..oa c@ for % BE- a crecgs '
hnch.ra At for Ncthern Land d!res; per
a. LANA 10 No. No., TSS,s iC $ 30
G 6! naT Tialdsl ami ooago n.t e aesa p S
Tnld"dr .t 10 for Jm"ca and Gr1y0vn pos
Puerto ortcI must Be- Grced ecc Ar S% at
m y@ @G letters for Cuba, S%pco ana and TuSps
rc-t and othe parts Of Meysc Vera cruz mus. BE-
srG 70, Fo w. nsna aid Ja%oco ao a"nc and
p % ' gS' E o Ia at r. ssS:S "aG %
r IpS. II: RIO 10 ia 5r n oc del M1s'n ncr
rotcn.fiod Scso'caa. . m, f:T nIueacI,s
co.,e Rca VIZ Tlmon ner :. Foyhou from Yc W.
o!an a. 20 p ~ F snn' and a }s:an Per ,fe v"s
c:gyerr a, 20 ,mor FOR St. Pe'rcMiqu'on per
Nal. ~ China and Japar, pr Gaelic .In
80 ''Mi'ii. oE s
~ and saToan I.l'TdS per MaTpo.G o IRON 500 90
NC or on 'S Sr Sse ., f' NS'mO.
slaad ' Pep -, :" ASS;'e. IRON S,S rrsnc.s here
daily up 20 N,vemher l7th st 80 p m NJ. for The
co,c hero daily NJ to November 'eit6 at 80 p. M Malls
orly close ., his o-cc daily ut 30 p m Mails for
Tewtounal,nd hv r,n e aIIiaN ed thence hv s,eomrr
r +, BoIto' and theoSe BY s,c,n"r close az this once
fy sst %a IS, G%S' sT 5' ono no T1 sP
S cc,o tr' uS S , 4 adrs for % Gp, 70,
by .teru',r ,,os u M. orc" da,lr at 90 O. M ,
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THE DRAMA.
NGD,JESkA.


The Modjeska season ut the Garden Theatre now
In its fourth week. will close next saturday nislN. 1t
has been devoted to Henry NlIl." Mary Smart"
"As You Like It. and "Much Ado About Nothing
The latter piece was represented last night. lynn
beAne" Is TO be given on Friday. Tho local puoic
will then have Nine. Modjeska as queen haher-
Inc. tie Queen OF Scots RoSalnd, Beatrice and lmo
gen. These representations. with the exception vi
Queen Katherine, have long been known IN TINS com
munity, and comment upon them has been oi"h ana
freely made New views OF Mme Modjeskas fne
mind gentle temperament and exquisite arr were
not suggested by her representation OF Queen kaher
ine-since with all Is wealth Of personal lovoiheSS
and OF patl.os. IL touched neither higher nor
different point than had already been touched IN her
lovely embodiment Of Mary Stuart. IL should be
remembered, also, that the acting OF Nine ModJesha
Is not on trial. The best audiences In both henl-
spheres have seen her with pleasure and have rccos
nized her fine abilities and achievements Win accla
nation II is in poetic drama and pathos that she
puts forth her best powers and attains her best
effects Her Adrenne Iecouvreur. for example was
A beautiful ana memorable embodiment In shake
spferes Beatrice is less free and less characters
ticbecause the drt OF that pant almost altogether
toward britt levity repartce. laughter nnd sparkle
In that. and in al! things, though. the Intellectual
dignity and the pervasive refinement Of TINS noble
actress are c0nspcuousy apparent. Mr. OtlS Skinner
appearing as BencdiCk cXerts. with excellent ludS-
ment and effect that conviction OF spirit, manllness
OF demcanOr and lambent, playful hlmor which are
such Agreeable attributes OF III, picturesque personality
and his artistic style This actor has materially ad-
vanced his reputation this season by a performance
Of King Henry VIII. which, WI lie it needed innate
royalty variety OF mood breadth OF experience,
modelling, and more concentrated tone was adnlra
bic for force. brillianCy, pictorial aspect and great
wealth OF Illustrative detail.
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ADAMS On W

ADANS-oo wtnoiv Hoy'mne ID 80? Samuel ,S,r W
Adams. oniv - % Chariot 40 t"' !a" ho'''' "D''"
>c c' d. q ~ i.n '.,'' ie,c,ir IL "''
pc'rot payer. pioo.' copy.
HRrrY sudl,nly. November 1T. Hannah Stone. widow
Funeral .,f,cr. at her sc-den'e - East SSH ST.
iricrd. ~. r..rc'tfolv invited to attend.
Eo-ton IspT. pl asc copy.
BURNETT Monday o,tolcr sist 1872 Io.ephin, NJ.
ioran, daughter o. " am 4 "a arr. ha"eT
u""rSiaa Xo,cnn r 81 a, /! o'clock
cnnHSrtQya MePtey oc'rg- al sl' 1892 Oliver '"
F1os fI Of g. n ID ., 'i i' eoch n@ @FS
,ari Da,i- ~ ~, '@t ;rr ~ H. age Ia. god,
on Taut.da, No,c.h 81. At p m. Mac. ~ r,r,,r
p,yirIrr On w'lne.d,y. vo,cmio- 2I Nancy s T..
Drst WI" Of .nn bGisnt u y n' 81 o, Mo gGr Morris.
a,r. on Tr.da, N, An int. a; II a. "a.
FonnFs-On saturlav October GOTH. 1852 at his ,Sl-
dru'r le3 West --ds John N'l,oi I"i"@ ~ "'S
nnricl Of Greenwood on Moniay. Oetoie- 3l-t.
uEWhrr-r-At Hcnlet,'- /. J.. Charlc' Augustus edo',
.oa 81 Canrlc liceIet' IN The idth lear o, hi, asr
~.r,ice. at irn,t, church. newlet.. Friday No'em
i'' 80 p N. i,aln hom Long Island CRY
sda G'S Of t S S 6 N%nSaS oifI Ss ' MARIA
R,s,Iyc. ficad ,srectully invited TO attend the
iIir To'Sm,tr g. at II a. N.
Please OMIT flower,
JORDAN Sudionlf. On November lSt Philip Jordan Ia
hl- I'D Ncsr . a,
rT s ;s. l 81 Ws. Sss, 81 Inst" at M at "
Intcrm,q,t At wsodiawn.
hELLOIt' or heart failure, OF Tue ,1av, NoNchocr l.
o. he 'hrrnuo ii"'el Jam q; M, c,ra,.,.h
kellogg ana motAi :" Alsrd LOUISE he'os{ "
ScmG@r an On The arrival u the 10 i. tain from
Sew ON -,
KTNPERS,-At IL Mon, Y. j.. on wednesday, the ~
inst Anna l.. ku'pcr-. daughter OF the late Dr. Samuel
=. kuiper' ,, , ,. ,.,. NJ. y II
Funeral tfUr me residence OF het ,',rr 'it'' - -"
Brink, on Fiidsy 80 an mot. at y !" p ~
trains i,aNr I0pI q" Llpe''y's~ " - 10 ~ "
LAWION-on Monday October al,t is - az, n h.
ltg Illness george IL rIu'si sVh VI S'''" ~ All" nv
Let" O. H. la"t"h ,...,.., 49,.
Relatives ahd hi'nds II me family are ,h'll'u " ",u
the funeral ,rs'irc' AZ W. ate ns ~ =, ,,k
1Oth.'t Oh hu-ihf evening N"'rhoer ''' al o''"'"
IDSfF.O On Inst. Nluira T.. Lose-. % years
Relative aud frrnd- m-mirrs ~ Wllet street NJ f.
church and Bmtd Of Managers o. a. VI. T. mvn, 81"
ir-P''uIlN mAitr1 10 httrnI '' o.t - "a ~, anr
i'hlh-'Nr', ,..... ,...,..~ r
,",,' ~, ,r,,i, Malay IN tbo sr.t
=, ,s,,G yr =, ~ ia, r.l,nre l15 Tas, lGth II
Friend, and rrlati,@. invited.
Int m, nj at wo dawn.
IlrI.e omit nowcfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
INDIANA DEMOCRATS RECEIVE MATERIAL ~
CNIKAGEMENr.

indianapolis. Nov = t>p"ciall- Democratic q"
ndcuc,, which his lr,. somewhat on ~" wan" al
lut.. received Il tonic tonight In The shsp" OF a
second visit from II. i. >hcorin, secretary OF HE
democratic National Committee. MI sir,iln cone .
here from Kentucky. where he went to pass ihr nat
in Tie lntcrs OF the Democratic campaign among the
Gisiillorics and other money magnatc, al u" Elur-
era., state. II j. also stated iAit whil" south Mr..
~h,cIn tapped the Louisiana Lottery Company VITA
emurully satisfactory r.Hiis. l"hSA' ID" !'ca'
Democratic leader, were rs thick around the >Aoeiin
h.adqIart"rs q, hics about The buLghol" OF
Of "A mola-scs barrel. Prominent among his ,allrra
was the notorious sim Coy, Of ballot bon iiad ana
State Dr. memory. t. Wnom iL, i,'"n drlrgn''d
in. mnnag, HI,nt of the Democratic election oln'"ia
IN tin, county. The amount "i " bO"fi"" winch
-ncrrn unlOadcd on this Trip j. Naii"ualy stated al
from 100000 to $4,000.
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MARRIED..

uoFTNlS-REGWN TUESDAY Noyouibr 1T. az He'd
dug VI b. 'hur-h. J"r~sN CITY. 10y the R"N. James
Mon,gnmc,s. assisted hv the Re- Dr. John Atkinson
and John Krinu Roberta E. Br,Hn 10 Dr. Jane HON
HUTCHINSON IETlfBRIDGT Noveu..- =. ls9,. %
p.angr = hf she Kes Bl.hop fanlknor. MUD.
Gluantrr ~ 'r.-rr and TIE "a" Mimi 4. LoGbrdee,
90 4. Wallace llnf'hlnsol-
MAJGOWAN PERRY "Wednesday Nov,mh"- :" AZ HOLY
If nfy tiat.i IS tl' K", g. Mslpo.c warren. Ab"r1,
daughter VI e Hon Alioft- PerrN - liar I'd H. Mac
guNAu.
NFWUorSf .pRfTTsN NJ T-.n~frir,;'on tfapl. 90 n
= Wet We'd r-il,. Not'ubr ~ lN -" Kr. III
varl g. iIouyhol Alice. diue"irf OF thenhing NJ bi'|
ton. 10 oscar y Nrwipu-e.
,,r-xsFv pApIfyI- on Tuesday. November !. 1892.
AZ NJ James, church Newto~n l.. /, hv ~" R'';
Tivlfd VI. Morufy. r'rtof. NaY NJ iaYNr az
corona l.. l. 10 Gsorgc }. W NcN.cn, 81 Btoo~lyn.
=. Y
SCUINTT- WALTON Wednesday. NoyGnlsr >. lS',. OF
,e fr.d.nrr - brides aunt NJ. IL. C. Laphail.
h, tie Rev, u. Cora u- T. smith. Arnold Stiaet ana
Usi.n Annette Vail oil 81 Ne" lo'k AHy'
Notices Of marriages must be- ndorscd with full
nam, and address
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nuerlal Notites.
A. by the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms

A. by the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms
23s 9th Avenue
WILLIAM b. NORMAN. Auctioneer.
70 be Sold by Auction,
THIS THURSDAY. AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS.
Now 3 and 4. st O'Clock each dey,
VERY ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
Chippendale Sheraton. Empire Colonial Maiqueterie
and vernis Martin
FURNI RE.
Old s,arordshlre, Bursem. Delit English Lustie'
Moorish. and japanese
POTTERY AND PORCELATN
ENGLISH CUT GLASS.
A collection OF Seyrcs plates, Moorish and Spanish
arms several specimens OF old Berlin and Dresden Ware
English sterling Silver Miniatures Ivory. Antique
Spanish Biocadc. and DIapeiics. Genuine Bronfes In
groups and figures.
TURKISH RUGS, &C. &C.,
removed from a luxurously furnished cottage
Ar TUXEDO
and several private residences.
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THE PRESIDENTS GRATITUDE.

GARD IN WHICH He PUBLISHES HIS THANKS
FOR IMPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY.
Washington. Nov. 2.-The President To day r.
quested the publication OF the following card
THE expressions of sympathy with me and our
family In our great sorrow, from individuals, from
societies. from church conventions. from public nxcl
ings from political clubs ard committees Of all parties
md indeed from all our people. have been 80 tender
and so fun of spcct and love for Mrs. Harrison
that l reluctantly abandon the purpose of making Z"
personal acknowledgement Of each. We are grateful
very grateful. for th, great cup OF good WILL ana
for your prayerfu incrCeSsionS. May COD give 10
each Of you in every trial that grace ANA strength
"BENJAMIT IIAEEI-ON.T
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4 GREAT DEMONSTRATION IL PATERSON.

In spe Of Toe threatening weather. when maze II
uncertain np 10 The last moment whether the demon
.tr,,lon would bc spoiled. The Paterson Repnbll'ahs
had a grand parade last night. -Four miles ana a
half Of streets blazing with Examinations ana hie-
works on many blocks. II seemed as u mere WIS HUI
Democratic resident 50 general was the lighting up.
,r, ,,,r. few Wishing clubs from ont Of town,
,,ic ,nd. fine. large turnout all the more sigl1can'
,rh.r. were about $500 IN line, including several
tnndred Of The RusncsS Mems RepIllllun tI"n.
=, ,,os an imposing demonstration 0i Rrphbhchh
,ro",,b and i'm view OF the unfavorablc weather.
shnv'd uncommon party zeal md pluck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
NOTES or The STAGE.

Another performance OF The DsrCpuabc Mr.. Reagan
will be given by Mr. Sothern the Lyceum Theatre this
afternoon. in addition to Captain LcttarblaiT'
The last vaudeville ond ballet Performance AT the
Casino will be given saturday night and after that the
will until the coming Of The Fencing
Master" Monday evening. November "a Before the
opening night OF the attraction the Interior OF the
will be restored to its former state and the smoking
OF the parQuet floor will be turned into
a ladies' parlor.
The Lillputsls Will give an extra matinee on Election
Day. \ comic n;crmczzo between MI. Hnk and
Ebert is in preparation and will be produced sOon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
,EIXG 10 PRINCETON STUDENTS.

Princeton y. j., Nov = (>peciih.-'ohh hr"''' IT,
o,udaai. for Governor Of New-JcIsey, ana fr''h'"
u,ruby chairman Of the Republican H'a'r ohh'e''
,a add,ess,s 10 thc Princeton College Republican
,,uh TO night. The gymnasium where 'hc eA''oec'
,ok MACE was handsomely fitted up for the &C "si
a. keon was introc :c.d by Prciicnt McAiiih' NY
ue,p made "A ri@il speech In which he oehhou wv
,,es NJ the campaign. compared The platforms o. n
Two PARTIES and predicted victory FOR the hep"O" ~
ticket next Tuesday. .,,.r
Mr.. Murphy followed Mr.. Kcan' AmopA ''"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

one u Englewool's bcst-known business men died Oh
Tuesday. william owen Terry has been Ia business
there for over fifteen years. lie anasscd consldcIabl
none IN The lumber trade but recently tired from act
labofs anu mas DiilA KEPT small. ONCE. NhcIe De-
trJsired real business lie was an active Re
pullits an aud member the Harrison and Reid ~.
ecuuNc committee. His death cau-c1 by patlN'.
~ which c has had mild strokes heretofore. lie la>c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

things he said Il think am justified in saying that
the state OF NcwJe Is more certain to g. Repub-
ncan this yenr than il ever has been before In It's
history. ~ course the main issue Of tho campaign
10 the protective tarf. and cannot see how there
can he any diversity of opinion TO the dement's 10
be derived from It. Free trade is very well Ia
theory but won't do In PRACTICE as the present state
of England shows" The addresses OF both Mr. krrI
and Mr.. Murphy were enthusiastically received ana
not Few congratulations were gwen The Rrpubi'ah
tluO on the success OF the event.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
Iouy KEAx, JR.. 10 SPEAK IN ORANGE.

There Is 10 be monster mass meeting 'hi' evening
In Music Hail. orange. that will be well worth al
,u.t,g Th. sneakers will be Charles II. Prnn~-
hacker, OF Pennsylvania; John H. Meehcr. 81 south
Orange. aud John Kean. r., the Republican cah
dIdaic for Governor. Others that are eAprc'd 10
b. present 10 address the meeting are iIHh"hh
Muri hy and Major Carl Leniz. OF Newark
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xGAEIAx, ANp >LAvo>I>N, oEGANrhE.

Tvruty i've Hungarian, and >laVonals every 'Ac a
,i1-c and an owner Of real estate. Organized 'h'''
sclvc, into Republican club on e"iuiEl' ms" 80
Pas,aic. John sayafla WAS "cc'cd rr'~lue''' -"
d cw Tllt,M vice president Frank shorpr secretary
- gary ,,c - ,n. member, can read Ad whie IN
English ard fhN have pledged th.in-r"rN 70 VIA
among thclr country men at ih" rpll, "i ""'loh a'
Robert Ill cert Viii speak - WOihNsWth al h"'""'
Hall. Pas sale 10 n1rTOw nIEAi.
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FOR A BIG PARADE ~ ELI2ABETHPoRT.

The Republicans " Ei1aL-thpprt viii have Their Dig
,,,de TO- NIGHT and srr making great Preparations To- j.
All the tlI,. In Elizabeth VIII take part ana u VIII tc
fo,d by uas..,a,rting Quie.'s ,l. which VIII be
,,,,...d la, u y Hartman, Of Illinois and orIcr
speakers. The Hepublican Congress ana county '"ho'
date, will b. PRESENT and Will make speeches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

To Workmcn IN protected industries, such as textile
fabrics on exc. and who protected by nature
competition abroad such brcAlay.rs carpenters
etc The Protective I1tif Democratic League desires
Information from wornen in these and all other oecupa
lions regarding the paid In this city under the
system OF tariff for revcnu, only, from 1S40 ISGO.
Reasonable compensation WI be paid TO those who furnish
authentic Information. Address The Protective Iarin
Democratic League Hotel Devonshre, East 42dst New
AnnL
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,u,g,c r0or4 COMING 10 NEW-YOEK

Lakewood. y. j. NOV. Edwin Booth mas DE-
'idsd 10 20 TO New York. where he enn consult HIS
ianily pby,ieian. lie is very feeble. and has not
been picking up as rapidly as he expected TO- Whie
home Of lie son.ln'law. Mr. Grossman. He VIII
nave here to.m0If0v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
HOW BERGEN COUNTY DOES HER PART.

Dcrccn County, y. j.. kept time To the NcpuLh' Hh
o,Jks,cp with tv0 splendid meetings on In"''"
nicl, AT AlIcndal. and River Edge. Charles J.. iar
rnt vi,c.pr,.,ident Of the Republican league Of Der
zen County. va, chairman OF the Allendae meeting
O,icn ya. under the aispcc, Of the Orv Republican
cub Delegation, from liackcn-ack. Paterson RIDE
,rood Kauscys Rutherford and haywood ""r"
nrr.rnt James q. Mage. OF Illinois. made an 'i'
u,,rur address on National issucs. and he was follower
h, Henry Dohcriy. candidate for Congress !. J."
Macln.yrc, candidate for Assembly, ana 'oiohe' -
/ Ii;uuveJt president of the league All IN" Spce'"H
aroused great enthusiasm. surrogate paVil \. Ich'
Peter Ackcrman candidate for stat, senator, NlImh
IT. Cadmu, candidate for sheriff. and state Commit
iccman C. F.. Breckenridge were among thOs" present
4 parade and supper followed the meeting. Al iiV"f
Edge william Mckenzie continued his earnest can
ynsS for AsspmDlyman. and In Il short ana cHrflNo
spccch took his big audience by storm. River Edg"
l. I'm Midland Township. where four strong Repub
lIcou clubs are battling 10 help redeem NewJer,cf
and Tuesday nights meeting was rouSlng one III
neat ,ssrnbvnian was loudly chcefei, and dozens
Of men crowded around him after his speech ahd
wished lin success.
Garfield was ahlazc with torches lat hiSh'' Tor
the famou, Whitelaw Reid Guards entertained The
ncchboring marching clul, and had fine pdrate. IN
spite OF the big demonstration In Paterson, lew
miles away. Among ia" cllb, In IN"
were The Mckenzie Guards rom ON. ,o Iaf'i t,'n
Rolling springs Republican Cinh aud ,'vrral org me-
tons rom Tas,aic. william H. Cadmus received an
enthusiastic greeting from lis many lr"ilu9' an"
William NcKcn7c'- appearance" wa III" slEhnl l"i
nm outbur-t OF uprOaiOuS cheering. The last cam
uaicn meeting OF the Republican cub OF Ru'heTi'l
Nil Le held tonight, and Il rousIne time Is eNpec,ei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

A. The Latest.
Persons who have visited ENGLAND this year
ned no Introduction TO 'JOHANNlS.' Ihey
will 10 prltihed 10 learn that this renowned
natural sparkling table water from Iollhaus.
Hessen- Nassau. Germany. which has taken
London BY storm. now be had In this city
Order II from your grocer or wine Merchant
snd. II not promptly supplied, apply 70 III. r.
FiGlav Co.. so Broad.st sole agents for
United Stats and Canadi. samples free
Frederick &. Marvel
Solicits orders for Diamonds. Jowelry, &c.
SIX WALL-ST., NEW.YORk.
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with cNpr>s tain for N'-hun Msnchr-tef t"r,pd end
principal N"w- l1mp>h fpnts taSr the O'Clock
rNur.,- - the Shore IiI. from New York.
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ENCOURAGING NEw.JERsEY REGIsTRAT!oN.

The report 81 far handel In by the clerks from ''e
vallous polling districts throughout ESSEX COMFY
y j. shows an unusual heavy registration i"e
certificates have not yet been fled so II IS lmssOe
10 get at the figures 10 show the exact ihcreaN'
or to even approximate IL. IT Is conceded tha' 'he
list is the heaviest known in many years
Tie total registration In Union County TINS year -
lo1l7 OF this Elizabeth furnished 0'9~3' or n'"rV
than onchalf Talnfclis registry Is @."o'' Kan
WAYS. 1902, and the other nine townships. ''i'o
This is a largely increased registration over FORMER
wears. An encouraging sign Is the heavy increase III
III. Republican wards Of Elizabeth which lnu.''''S
big Republican vote ,,,
In the Republican cts O.: Plainicld ana the h'Pl"'
can townships of Wcstfcl. Crawford. Linden an" run
wood the Increase Is gratifying. Union county,
iudcnc from the figures OF this years rcsN'r''l"h'
ought 10 give the Republican ticket substantial
jorty
The total registration in Bayonnc is 5.7l'. Tue
Increase Il 4G7 over last spring. when IL VAS the
hlshr.t oyer known. There are strong reasons lur
.,succiinr colonization by the Demo rat'. III !H'
,fr.t Ward s7S names shown, lof brInE h"'''
nm H.. last day This Increase j. alarming KiPii'
LEANS, The ward Cap'ais on ~" ieplDhcah siNt
win Ireparo a careful challenge list at NC ns %!
nirfv woricr.. whiCh Will Chcch tAe padded 49,
,fV TUESDAY.
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;)cliiieaI Notices.

Harrison and Reid.
A MEETING.
under the auspices OF
THE REPUBLICAN CLUB OF THE CITY OF NEW.
YORK.
will be he'd az the steps ~ his
L. s. SUB-TREASURY,
WALL AND NASSAU SIS,
THURSDAY. NOV. 3. p. ".
ADDRESSES BY EMINENT SPEAKERS.
Grand Mass Meeting
or THE
GERMAN REPU BLTCANS
OF THE CITY OF NEW.YOHK
COOPER UNION.
THURSDAY. NOV. g. AT : p NJ.
The following gentlemen y ~ add css tho meeting:
IION. WHlTELAN REID.
FREDERICK W. HOLLIS,
SlXT. KARI. kArt,
RUDOLPH ELANKENBUHG. AND
EDWIN EINSiElN
CANDIDATE lOK MAYOR.
JUDGE CHARLES NAEilEk VIA preside. By order
the Executive Committee. ny. MERZ, DIR GUSTAV
sCIIOIER HERMANN CANTOR. DIR WM. BAI>sER.
RESERVED SEATS FOR LADIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
THE AMPAIGN ~ Ne w. YORh
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ,.

,cN EMBER ;.
WUITELAW REID.
ALFRED Dodge.
l.. W. HOLLIS.
E.LIlir ROOT.
JOHN :. WISE,
nen. >. l.. WOODFOED.
ELLIS H.. ROBERTS.
X. g. liORk.
{ EpiIA> hii\lN AkD. Jr.
EDN EiNSlEIN.
CD. T.. /. SilEpAl.D.
/ RtDliRII IA ILoH.
EATKiCk E0AN.
JNo. Y. USERrx.