New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
PEPUBLICANS HOPEFUL ~ HARTFORD.
SYSTEMATIC ORGANIZATION BEGUN-BICYCLis
FOR NATIONAL CT tRDsMEN.

SYSTEMATIC ORGANIZATIONS BEGUN-BlCf'L
FOR NATIONAL GUARDsMEN.
Hartford. Aug. 6 (speclaD.-The Young Mems Re.
publlcan Club OF this city, strung fine Harrison ana
Reid banner across Maln-st., opposite It's heaui"ar
tiers. Friday evening. amid great enthusiasm anu INV
prescnce Of large gathering. There was eNc'hei'
speaking in the room, Of the club. This elup 10
permanent. and has had Its headquarters open uur'i's
the past four year, and Its rooms have been vNl'o
continually by the younger element or inc party
The managers Of the club. I'm connection with leading
u.pnbicans Of this Congressional District. have had
one or two executive meetings within the last three
weeks, and have decided to form a young mems he
nubllcan club I'm every town In the district ana nave
alrady taken hold Of the work. II Is the firm opil-
ion OF the Republicans Of the district That IL VIII Dc
carried 10y the Republican nominee. who Will probably
lie state Treasurer Henry.
The registration OF bonds under the Investment tax
law Of has begun but 1t has not as yet beeh d.
large A. II was last year The law provides that ior-
.iln investments can BE- listed at the Office OF III"
STATE Treasurer where they viii be subject 10 ~"
fax rate and be excmp, from being entered upon
IA. Town lists While this reduces the town lists, IN"
towns get their compensation by being ehtireN re-
leved from state tax. which evenS up the ih'''''
and somewhat more The fiscal year having been
extended TO September 30. there Is no basis from wch
IN c,ther the amount Of bonds registered this year,
hut last wear the amount reached over f2iOoO'OOo'
one OF the most notable anniversaries to be ceie-
hrated I'm th, c.y during this month Is the seventy
lrh Of the systematic instruction for Tue zeal anu
dumh which was begun In this city III Inc America"
ASYLUM for the Deaf and Dumb By Thomas Hopkins
Golandet assisted BY the renowned Laurent 'lcrc,
who came here from France for the purpose. There
will lc a general reunion Of the alumni during the
week beginning sunday August IS, and the anniver-
sary exercises Will De held the following Nedhe'-
dav In Foot Guard Hall John Burton liotchnNs'
nh aumnus will deliver an Grafton, ana Il poem uS
Mrs, George f.. Fisher will BE- feature OF the Gay
THE Rev Thomas Gaaudet, Of New York, son o. the
founder OF the asylum, viii take part In the eXer-
1ses.
The Connecticut Brigade, National Guard, goes into
comp Saturday next at the State grounds ut Mantle
the camp being named in honor OF Colonel "e'rSc NJ
White who for many years was in the Adnant ten
erals ONCE at the Capitol. and who died last winter
after a long Illness. Arrangements FOR All eleh'-inN
encampnent In accordance With the experiment of
Inst wear have b-cn made and are more complete than
ever The cncampmcnt will he laid ont somewhat
differently from last year in order to conform 10 Inc
new tactics which require much mOr room for eV0lu-
tons. The lst Regiment signal service corps VIII
20 from this city 10 camp mounted on bcNcNS oi
uniform pattern, and will use the wheels In thri'
work ~ the cncampmcnt. Lieutenant W. C. Bowen
Of the United states Army. who has been attached
70 Governor Eullolcy's stan, Oh detail, VIII have
charge Of The inspection Of the camp
The trouble the state HOad Of Charities Is again
az the front Nj. DOcn, the newly elected secretary
IS not recognized by Mn. Bacon the secretary, ana
in order 10 test hls right the O1ice he has applied
IN Inc Controller for ord'r fpr MS salary. IL l.
difficult Ia tell what Mr. >aub will do under the cir
cum,ianccs The affair OF the state lohiI nave been
in a very mixed and confused ,at" foT many month,
and f-rhaps the Controller will hardly see MS way
clear 10 solve the trouble by ordering Mr. DoteIls
tary snd siu hold, the records Of Tie board In her
d., cssion or in the possession Of her deputy Mrs
Virginia smith. Of this city