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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11

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at soutamI ton oeto5er q ,p Mai, firm,
arrived at glasgow October Q.
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steamer RhynIand (BelG). weyer, sailed from Antwerp
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Point Light House WIS., MOnomoy Point Light House
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been numbered Sankaty Head Light House. Sswsw
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by " .. W Monomoy Point Light. House, \ by r i r.
dicular stripes discontinued september 30 1897 as
a whstng buoy and reeStablished a. Midchannei Bell
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tances IN nautical miles; depths referred low
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
JEALOUS WORKERS IN THE xIxTH DISTRICT

De,pito the attractions OF the Columbus celebration the
goo. aid Jealous Republicans OF the old AlAh Assembly
District fed big rally lost night In tn" rooms oil he
w., Sie ponubliran (ub au me Hotel Endicot There
ve,e about 300 present. John l.. y. Hunt NicrPesl
dent Of the club, presided at the meeting quartet
from the Reciprocity Glce club sang number oil csm'
ra,rn SONGS. A. willis Lghtbourn and Dr. Abram w.
Iozier were IN. principal speakers d. Loh'r reAu
,. c,ur,irn ,ong Grover Our FIend For lie Sald
So in I~ttr" and th,n delivered some scathg aisn-
Iuent sezn,t ucOchcry Of the Democrnts VINO put
Free Trade In their platform, and now tell the people
Of one past OF the country That they uoh' m4n any 'S
hv it. and that Free Trade Is inpossiblity III nic
Inr,d States. His speech was loudly spplsud'u MI
ohourn discussed the general Issues of the campaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
NnMIXATIONS EOE CONGRESS.

At the Republican Congress Convention az klV"r'
head l. L. Yesterday John Lewis Chlds was nom
mated for Congress from the Ist District. Neon
FLOYD was chairman
The Democratic Convention OF the LIST congress DIS
trict held at Huntington, l.. L. yesterday. Fehoni-
mated James W. Covert for Congress by acciamaoh'
Boston, oct. 10.-The Democrats OF thc AN'h DE-
,rict have nominated Eldrtdgc Cushing OF I'HcN"'''
for Congress in place Of Peleg McFarin. OF Carver,
who declined.
Uoughton. Mich. oct. 10.-Thc P0puliSts nave re-
undated j. Maurice Finn and IN his place nave pun
Iobn r. RYAN, OF Red Jacket, on thelr uchet ior
Congressman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
FACING THE CHOLERA.

heep cool The plague can't reach you II you 40 me
right thing at tne Cholera takes nod and run4
its deadly only when the secreons are faulty ana
when the membranes Of the stomach bowel are diseased
+, LOOK 10 THE sECEETIoNsi see that The they r srs
healthy ard perfect. Put the liver 70 natural work I'M
assures digestion and nutrition Avoid unripe fruits and
unwhoesome Cook everything, water Lean
OIL the membranes OF stomach and bowels at once, with
DIR. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
They carry away all disease and all poisonous MI
ter They assure perfectly healthy and natural secretion
They the account OF digestion and nutri
ton. quickly safely. thoroughly Keep head COOL 1905
warm. skin clean.
IN many Choer, e. idemic They do for tho sI0MAcl
LIVER AND BOWELS Just whst sanitary science says
should be with drains closets rooms and tho outr
person. They clean and purify the inner house and pus
the alinentary channels IN perfect order.
Avoid stmuanss. Clear their effects out Of the system
ct once with the MANDRAKE PILLS. Put the almen
tary channels in order, and Did defiance to CHOLERA
In Cholera eDidemics and all others lpvoving the liver,
stomach Ana bowels prevet and stand
W the credit OF Dr. Schencks Mandrake Pills than TO any
)ther remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
FUSION THAT WILL NOT FUSE.

Chicago oct. 10 Especial -" II the D'hocrdN go
one electoral vote from Michigan they VIII do WELL
,aid Iongrcssma burrows, pf Mirhignh' 'ooaN'
Aucr travelling all over the state | ind that I'll"
people are Disguised with the fusion system adopted
hy the Michigan Democrats. In some d'tnctS th'
Democrat (, bound vot" for Weaver electors or not
at all I'm other districts the Peoples party men
ARE compelled to vote for Cleveland, ana wh'h II
comes TO voting these gentlemen VIII ma tat th'r
fusion has ceased To fuse. The act"h "i N"NH'
MacVcach Judge Gresham and Judge Cooley VIII
90, ar., IA. result, I'm the least. | sorry 10
Gan n man ul,. Judge Gresham allow his personal
amtiiion To influence him In matters OF rms hihu
II + n we'll known fact that Gresham wants 10 DC
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
THE RHODE ISLAND ELECTION LAWS ALL RIGHT.

Providence oct. 10 (spccan.-Thc sensational stor'
printed In several newspapers this morning tE' the
R,o1. Island election laws had been rendered null
and void owing 10 the recent special legislation u
10 Newport f. entirely without facts TO support It.
senator Conl,rock. of Providence. himself Democrat
kay, there is nothmA IN the story worthy "i
crAence There are or two points In regard 10
the Newport Election laws which were passed Al
the recent specia! session Of IN" Legislature 10 Wh'h
the Democrats take exception: but senator Com'tock
arrnes with Republican lawyers and legislators In de
rlarlng that IL l. idle to that the entire election
machinery Of the State is repealed by an amendment
10 the city charter of Newport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11

nay the Young Mems Democratic Club OF hro'A''
was venturesome enough to accept the challenge anu
cont over Alfred A. Wolf The debate came OF last
night mt the headquarters OF the Whiteaw Reid CiD
at No ] 1913 SecOnd-ave.. and these Young men put
up Robert Elissert from the state Committee. LOUIS
Katzenbnrg presided and had hard work In represS'hs
the laughter OF the audience at the unucky pgn vi
the Democratic debater. W. s. Wesley was secie-
tary. Thirty members were enrolled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
CANDIDATES FOR THE CHIEF JUSTICESIIlP.

The members of the Republican State committee
Will meet 1T the Fifth Avenue Hotel at noon to-day
10 nominate candidate for Chief Justice ~ the Court
of Appeals Nearly al OF the members 81 the COM
,nifec were in the city last night ana there was con
siderable hand work done by the friends OF The re
spoctvc candidates. state senator Edmund OConnor.
District Attorney Painter. George f. Lyons, the chair
man OF the Republican County Committee, ard George
" Dunn the member Of the Republican state Com
mittee from Bhgha1ilon at the hotel last night
,vorking hard Tor their candidate Celora f.. Martin,
snpreme Court Judge OF that judicial district. They
said last night hat they were sure Of his noHina-
,on on the first ballot. senator OConnor WHO has
loon the active nan working for Judge Martin. said
mat he would have twenty votes on the first ro!
coli The irien0 o, Judge Rumscy, II steuDcn
County also equally certain That the!: man
yould receive the nomination on the INST ballot
They said that the, had sixteen votes ior him on
,ha nrst ballot, anC that on the second ballot Il"
Md get the votcs Of several members 81 tie COM
nittce who would cat complimentary votes foT Judge
Albert Uaight, OF Buffalo, and eXJudee Horace Rvs
eli of this city. The state Committee VIII also
transact other important business before tie ADJOURN
ment day
FOR REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
TWO NEW CLUBS FORMED on LONG ISLAND

Nearly one hundred earnest Republicans OF JAMAICA
+ 7 have organized a Harrison and Reid Campaign
Climb AT recent meeting. held IN Fl"rSciah
Hall the following officers were elected: PRESIDENT
J. Hunter vice president. George Smith; secretary
John T. Jackson: treasurer. william H. smith, eXecu-
tive committee John Doten, Isaac Phillip ana Will
lam H. Smith
The members OF the Grant Republican Club, OF
ror pockavov T. L. have organized Harrison and
paid C;uatd and elected the following officers: zap
tain Enenetus johnson: lieutenant George Francis
sergeant, George Lepaugh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
There are two important events thi.
vccI. the ccIcbra lion Of the landing of
Christopher Columbus and reg ~tration
OryOtcrs. The registration Ofthe voters
i. to-day. from - ~. m. 10 - y. ~. Aitrr
the Gel bra ion go and register.
GOOD PROSPECTS, ~ MONMOUTH COUNTY.

Asbury Park. ~ J., Oct. 10 (Spccial)-John D. honce
the present Democratic Reprcse ntatNe from this district
WAS I,nominated today by sccamaon Al the convention
held in Halls Hotel EatontOwn. With his nonlna
ton will follow breaking Of the backbone OF the
Courthouse ring and districts assured 70 The
Republican party. with fair prospect o the erection
Of Wilbur A. Hcislcy for senator This. with the "eec
ton O, w Tabor Parker in the Hid District. would give
In, Republicans Of the delegation from Monmouth
County Republicans predict Not" for the National and
stat, tickets unparalleled the history OF the party In
tbs county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
lively FIRST PRESIDENTIAL VOTERS.

An enthusiastic meeting Of the Whte!av l'cid ffNt
Presidential Voters Club Of Harlem was held last hPht ~
-, b.,dou,rnrs No Isl East One-hund eel snd.iourth
=, vim go Iabi,hincr In the chair and s. Eisemann
acting As secretary Ten new members were taken In
and GOOD campaign speeches were made ~ Emil LaIi-
sinner william Fischer and j. H. Hardy. Emil Labi-
sinner aid that first voters the ones that de-
tod all c,e,t Presidential contests ana the fact that
"a many first Presidential voters had come out opnly for
I,ftson and Reid Of the many Indications that
uoluted % an overwhelming Republican victory NO
,rutnr T. Preparations were made T. put up hand
.oun TRANSPARENCY In front Of the clubs head quarters
next Week
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he conference was then adjourned. after a

line: The conference was then adjourned. after a
session lasting nearly six hours
Every one who attended the meeting was much
pleased with the results. The Republicans from
the interior of the State were especially pleased
and they said that they would return 20 their
homes TO work during the rest Of the campaign
iee!lng tnat there something for when TO
work This is the first time in many years that
the county leaders have had an opportunity to dis
cuss with one another except as they met casually
at State conventions, political work in the country.
Chairman Hackctt, Mr.. Plat, and the other State
Leaders who were there were highly pleased with
the conference. They had met the individual
county leaders and learned from them by word Of
mouth Just the political conditions in their dis
trcts.
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To Republicans: Tammany Hall IL
making every effort TO get out a. big
rcgistrat ton To-day. See 10 IL that the
does
WHOLESALE DRYGOODS MEN AT WORK.
INTERESTING MEETINGS OF THEIR RFPUBLICA,

INTERESTING MEETINGS OF THEIR REPUBLICAN,
CLUB-NUCH ENTHUSIASM MANIFESTED.
The Wholesale DrygOods Republican Club held an
other enthusiastic meeting yesterday noon at rs
headquarters. No. 32f Broadway. II IS an inSpiri-
ton to attend these meetings for the speeches are
always short, witty and pointed. the songs are sung
with vigor and snap and everybody has good time
while present and goes with something TO think
Of either a new why he should be a Repuo
lican old newly illustrated. The large
room was filed yesterday william B. Fuller. first
vice president Of the club, presided, and Professor j.
A. Adams led the singing.
The first speaker :. J. Foran, OF Illinois. WHO
contrasted the foreign policies of the administrations
Of Cleveland and Harrison. "Under Cleveland lie
said, British and Canadian authorities repeatedly
outraged American fishermen and insultcd the Amer
lean flag with mpunity. Under the Republican ana
American administration OF Benjamin Harrison not
only has Canada respected nag, but Chill. Italy
and Great Britain also. and to-day the fame, dignity
and honor OF the United states exceeded by that
of no other nation A. :. Wildman. of Ohio, spoke
on the tariff issue.
A. MOnahan OF Massachusetts,, said that he had
predicted victory that platform four years ago ana
that he had come again to predict II THIS year
The club is making preparations for banner raiS
Ing next SATURDAY, In the ncighborhood OF It's head
quarters The officers Of the club are: W. L. strong
president: f. +. WeishOttcn. secretary Edward -
Treat treasurer William Il. Fuller, hrst vicepresi
dent.
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SHIPPING NEWS'
PORT OF NETWORK MONDAY. OCT. o. 1899.
AKkINID.

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1%@r sp'" H. Ha l' Arrived Gci at tie Bar at 3
70 TswcastIr f. 81 Dundee - with md,e to simpson.
spence i9gas AN9 n 9t H. TodS f & Sett go ? sc
br = Copenhagen 20 Chrl'onssnd &C. with mdse and
passengers to tunch. Edge y CO. Arrived al Inc b'r
Ss .,;eT To- r Fans% fa SsD"SSs Ger
49, ' VAIN sugar 5aIs to order EdSs
AF ,a a, Sa Ear Ct stn1.. Bremen October
southampton ; with md,e and PASSENGERS 10 oerchs
ry' Sn lt ST IT. AT wa,o Antwerp September
n With mdse, to ssndcrson son. Arrived at tie Bar
MsNs G nsIs'SSI sep''% %i:G
md>c aud pes.hgcr,. 70 A ou'erbHdse Co. Arrived
at 5 @S n'p' psrtea DO hG%eo MSsyo ssp,e"s.r
f. YasuaSc 81 "a furnace s%a Il H 4s'uso' with
ID !O and 80 pa Ms S"scrs to a
Bar s,o a, p ri H. xo,e Hawthorne. Ncwosns, with
md s,co To senborn lewis Baltimore with mdsc and
p'S Stc.mcr Ilt Hcnas,SSn Van XIX Philadelphia.
ns rsdp to PSs .i Wright RSnd'sm? SONS Liver
i.,n q, fr SSt no %Gs sh' t Essf clear
CLEARED.
steamer Hankow OBJ, West, Alden. Yokohama, Kobe
steamer Narcnie OBI. Thompson. Lverpool-H Matt
'" steamer spree tGeN, wilegerOd Bremen Via sOuthomp
steamer Newport: Conno- Colon. U. S. C-Pac6c Mail
StNiner IIabana (Span), Gran Hayano-J Csbalos e.
Steamer Seminole Robinson, Charleston and Jackson.
Steamer CITY OF Augusta Cotharine Sayannah-R J.
steamer City OF Birmingham Burg, Sayannah-R l.
steamer Crown Prince tBr), CARL. seycnnah-John
Steamer City OF Columbia Jenney. West Point, Va
o'p Stnsm"r C;uyandotte Walker Norfolk and Newport
Ncws-Od Dominica - % .
steamer Richmond. Elakeman, Norfolk and Richmond
wy steamer wyano6c. Booz, Norfolk and Richmond-od
St.a9er Manhattan Bragg Portland. Me.-Horato
>toar ~ General whitney Besr Eoston-H T. Dnoo X
The Custom House Will be open to-day until u oclOc;
noon and ,o.morrow Wedne sdav. from 9 70 10 u. M.
for the entrance and clcfrahc" {" Nes'cis ohlV'
SAILED.
:. an,.ys Newport. for Colon Habanl, Havana. &c;
* OF Prmnqhau savannah seminole Charleston, Sc;
Richmond Norfolk &C.
" Bark Elena O. m' Philadelphia Signal. Drammen.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS-FOREIGN
PORTS
Steamcr Moiawk (Br WILTSHIRE. from Ncw-York a..
rived ~ London % toh'l 10.
steamer \rlIona OBJ. Trool> from New-Yosk for
Liverpool arrived at Queenstown October 10.
fGcr. sand rs. from Bremen. sailed from
Southamnton Tor New-Iork october ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
Nh cLEvELANp EAGEK To REGisrER.

Mr. Cleveland. accompanied by his wife, arrived N
this city yesterday morning from Greenwich Conn., and
won. N the Victoria Hotel Nj. and Mrs Cleveland
viewed the school and college parade from balcony on
the fourth floor Of The hotel the Fh-ave side They
returned 70 Greenwich last evening Before taking the
Train Mr.. Cleveland YAs visited by William C. Whitney
and Chairman HsTflty.
Mr. Cleveland said ths: h. would come back 70 town
to-day and a good example 10 his psr,.sons By APP
bearing The polling place IA his election district for
registry To-day il the nfs day Of registration In New
york and BrookIyn and Mr.. Clevelands ANXIETY on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
EG;,rt. are being made 10 cOIoniZe .n.s
r;ty In the interest Of Gamnitny Hal
"~. viii register To-day they can ;id
greatly i'm preventing thi>'
p.I-1%C pANNERS IN STATEN ISLAND.

The Republicans Of Wcstfcld. :. l.. had banner
raising in the village Of Pleasant Plains. on last Saur
dsv evening. All the Republican clubs OF staten
Island assisted making the meeting III" largest oi '
kind oyer held In that part Of the Island.
ON next saturday evening Harrison ana ho"
hammer will be- raised at Granitcvlllc. The Ecpnbii-
can nrmo,c 10 make the meeting "A big and en-
1hIIsinS1ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
NEW CLUE FORMED At AsBuEy PARK

Asbury Park. y. j.. Oct. 10 SpecaD-The Neptune
Harrison and Reid Club formed here tonight az an
auxiliary the Young Mems Republican cub over
200 names were enrolled. Tho members VIII be uni
formed lv Friday I'm time for the big meeting az Red
Bank will take part in the Parade on that occasion
T. T. Peak elected captain Of the organ7 at!on. 18th
a full complement Of officers The club starts ONT with
81. ,nos, ,ncouraping prospects. Not dollar comes
from outsid. sources General John {. Patterson of
ocean Grove and Dr. Mccarthy, Of Ncw.York mad"
stirring addresses at the meeting tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
THE JoUN Ericsson CLUE.

Tho regular weekly citing Of the John Ericsson
Gemblcan Club held last night ut It's headquarters.
no 1is West Onchundrcd ana tvcntyhfth-s The crowd
i attendance showed that this vigorous organization WAS
maintaining the rapid pace with which set out two
vcaks apo. A. d. johnson presided and w. A. Ecnscn
WAS secretary. members were received and
some effective campaign spec hes were made by Mt
Iohnsop James ). LelInaicr and j. BlongrGn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
YOUNG REPUBLICANS TO HAVE DANcE'

Tho Young Mems Independent Republican CiuD' oil thH
LEGAL Win Assembly District, held regular meeting az
xo 133 Bioonc.-t last night The officers OF the Assoc
citation arc Max Gross president Jacob Green ana Lewis
uolandcf ,Icc.pcsident,: Herman Rc'sler recording
secretary; Werner, financial secretary Isaac Ste
treasurer The organization numbers I'D members Inc
nc,, meeting OF til. club viii be held on Monday even
ing The annual ball Of the oganzson Will be held At
New Irving Hail. No 2Il Bfoome-st on Saturday even
I'm October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11

subject should not be lost Republicans in these two
cities.
Alexander Meakim held meeting OF his Business
Mems Democratic Association at the Holman House
last evening and had resolution edop''u lh'IUns MI
Cleveland to address a mo,smeetng at Madison Square
Garden under the auspices II the aton, on Saturday
evening. october 20. j. Edwad Simmons VIII be asked
preside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
EVERY ARTICLE

of necessity or luxury in the line
of China and Glassware is constant
" on hand at WILHELM & GRAEF's,
Broadway & Goth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
Rrandreth's Pills AZ

Brandreth's Pills are the safest and
most effective remedy for Indigestion lregu-
larity of the Bowels, Constipation, BiliousneSs'
Headache, Dizziness, Malaria, or any disease
arising from an impure state of the blood Sold
in every drug and medicine store either plain
OF sugar coated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS. REGISTER TODAY!

To-day Is the frs, day Of registration In Broohlyn
and the Gas polling places will be- open from a. m
to 10 D. nj. There will be special efforts maue 10
ocuro large registration b. the Democrats. and the
penpblicans of the city shoud not fail to perform
.beir dutv The next day Of registration will be
wednesday October 10 and the last two days FRIDAY
and SATURDAY., october Is and -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
FOR TIE NEW.JERSFY ASSEMBLY.

Red Bank v J.. oct. 10 tSpccial-rhc Iild Dis
trlci Democratic Convention AT Atlantic Highland To-
dav nominated W. f. Andrews. hotckc"per OF that
town, for the Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11

headquarters, No. 23j East Onehundrcd and seventies
Daniel J. Cunningham presided. and Cornelius OMeara
was secretary. Arrangements made to have a big
Republican demonstration next week at which wekno"n
SPEAKERS will Address Seven members were
received lest night and an address mode by Mr. Cum
cham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
THE DEMOCRATIC DEBATER HAD \ IIARD TINT

The new style OF campaign on which the Nhiteaw
Reid Republican Club Of the XXth Assembly District
has entered Is great success. For several week
this lively young organization has been looking
around for a Democratic club that was willing to put
up II man to meet IT. man IN joint debate. The
Lenox Democratic Association challenged. but
found II convenient 10 be otherwise engaged. Nearly
all the Democratic clubs I'm the XNtl Assembly Dis
trict were challenged, but with similar success. Fl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
FOUR TICKETS N GEORGIA.

Atlanta Ga, oct. 10.-Thc Republican electoral
ticket OF Georgia will not be fused with that OF III,
Peoples party This decided at "A meeting OF the
selected candidates. The question was put TO them
whether half their number would not give way to tn,
same number Of Peoples party nominees. The r.
fusal was emphatic Thus there will be- four cleo
tora tickets voted I'm Gco Republican, Democratic
Peoples party and Prohibition.