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THAT APPORT|OMMEMT AGAIN.
The Appeal from Judge Bart
lett's Decision Is Argued.
Attorney jerks Sets Forth Why He
Should he Sustained.

An argument on the appeal from Justice
Bartletrs decision in the mandamus proceed
ings against the Kings County Board Of
supervisors relative to the apportionment of
Assembly districts was had before the Gen.
eral fern In Brooklyn this morning. JUS
tices Barnard, Dykman and Pratt were
present.
United States District-Attorney Jesse
johnson, who appeared for the appellants,
said, that the question was whether the
supervisors, in dividing this county into egh-
teen Assembly Districts, are under any obli-
tion to make the division on basis OF equal
ity: The division made by the Board Of
Supervisors was void on account OF the gross
equality OF the population OF the several
Assembly districts.
He showed how the Twelfth Ward Of Brook.
lyn, with population Of 31,6s5, had been
made an Assembly District, while the Seven.
teenth, Nineteenth and Twentieth Wards
with u total population OF 102,SO5 had been
crowded into another district. II every dis
trsct were made equal, each would contain
$4,000 persons.
Mir. johnson declared that the obligation tc
divide any property Or thing into two OF
sarily carries with 1t the obligation to divide
the property or thing into equal parts.
The action Of the Board OF supervisors Il
divide the county into Assembly districts II
void, said he, because In many cases u tOwr
Is divided soa to be In two districts, whict
is contrary to the Constitution.
lie also claimed that the legislation die
not give the Supervisors power to change
| their districts Corporation Counsel Jenks
who appeared for the Supervisors, said tina
there Is no requirement or the Con
slitution that the Assembly districts
shall be equal, even to degree, In popula
tion. There Is no provision BY which th'
supervisors shall take population into con
sideration when arranging assembly districts
Tho supervisors have divided wards, bu
wards are not towns in the meaning OF thu
law.
The petition must fail ON the merits, sal,
he unless 1t can be shown either that thu
supervisors have violated the law In no
setting of approximately equal population Il
the respective assembly Districts or that th
wards OF Brooklyn are full-nedged count.
towns In all that term applies.
Mr. johnson asked for an early decision
for II the decision should be adverse, h.
| wanted TO carry the case to the Court o
| Appeals.
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BIC RALLY TO HEAR H|lL.|
Congressman Breckenridge Also
to Speak Monday Night.
Nathan's Victory in the Republican
General Committee Meeting.

Chairman Thomas f. Pearsall, Of the Kings
very busy completing arrangements for the
big rally at tine Brooklyn Academy OF Music
Monday evening, when Senator David b Hill
is to open the campaign in this state.
Mr.. Pearsali to-day received the following
letter:
DEMOCRATIC STATE CoMxIrrxE,
HOFFMAN HOUSE, NRw ioRK, sept ID
Thomas y. psarsaH. Thomas JeSsr'o" HALL
1Igs,y"' MpkAR siR: ri i: The National committee
notinsa me this morning that they nal re-
cCived assurances from W. &. 7. Brecken-
ridge, OF Kentucky, that he will speak In
Brooklyn on the evening OF the 10Th inst.
In order to do 80 MIR. Breckenridge has can.
celled certain engagements made In West
WILLIAM &. HUDSON"
MIR. Pearsall will also secure several local
political lights to speak at the meeting. IL Is
expected that the Academy will be packed 70
the doors by loyal Democrats who wish tc
hear New lork's Sc nator come out Tor CleVe'
Brooklyn politicians were this morning dis
cussing the spirit cd meeting OF the Republican
General Committee last night at the Criterion
| Theatre. II was the urst meeting since the
changes in the ward boundaries, and, as ex.
pected there was trouble.
WV. Goodrich presided. All went smoothly
during the rol.call until the rwenty.httl
raised point OF order, arguing that owing to
O change OF boundaries the ward was only
entitled to 10 votes, instead OF ~.
| Chairman Goodrich decided that the point
was not well taken, and the roll.call pro
Ceeded. During the substttutions for resigna'
tions Mr.. Hirsch objected when the name OF
| T. Is. Crane was substituted for !. w. Berry
This point was decided In Hirsch's favor.
| Jesse johnson then appealed TO the Chall
| on the ground that the change Of boundarie.
was illegal ana null and void. A vote wa:
taken and the chair was sus, aimed by 1T
yeas to 1873 nays. This was victory for ths
Nathan faction.
The Executive Committees report thai
"in congressional and senatorial elections
voters whose wards were transferred by
reason OF change OF boundaries shall he al
lowed to vote In their old wards" was &C
CeptGd.
The Tenth Ward Jefferson Society Of Demo
| cratic voters Cleveland and stevenson Clul
will hold mass-meeting at 347 Court stree
| tonight. This Club promises TO be factO
In the coming campaign. Meetings are hel,
AT the above address every Monday ana Fri
day evening.
A mass-meeting and banner raising will b
held at Grand street and Graham avenue To
morrow night under the auspices OF the .Iohl
Lnnis Democratic Club. congressman Mag
ner, william shields, Thomas Farrell, j. 5
Clark and II. s. Bachrach are announced L
sneak.
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The letter to State Committeeman John
de ermination not to accept nomination was
treated by his friends as not a. all binding.
They said that Young prevailed upon Judge
Werts to say he would not run, and was try
Ing to hold him to this promise In spite of The
quite evident desire OF the party to nominate
him, and that Judge Wertss letter to John
Hone was only another example OF his supe-
riority OF character.
Li,hographic portraits OF Judge werts were,
upon every dead wall OF the ciiy. aud the
boomers were this morning working like
| TrOJans.
Even the friends Of Young admitted that
nothing stood In the way o. the nomination
| OF Werts but his own letter OF absolute renun-
citation, and they claimed that Young was the
rightiul heir 10 his political fortune rather
than his opponents before the Convention.
There were not few Democrats, however,
who believed that Mayor James II. Van Cleef,
OF New brunswick, was the man 70 bring for.
ward as compromise candidate II the
Young Werts fight was prolonged.
They urged that lie was no !actionist, knew
no cabal ring or clique, and WAS wiihai a
loyal servant o. the people so popular was
he among the people. they said that when he
HE Republicans promptly ihdorsed him ana
he had the rare distioction of being chosen
Mayor without opposition
The boom OF Augustus cutler, OF Morris
ing, and he was talked OF as the political heir
Gen. X. A. Uonnelly, OF Mercer, was another
candidate, and his followers said he would
enter the Convention with good number OF
delegates.
The temporary organization was fixed as
follows: Chairman. James j. Nergtn, OF
Somerset: Secretaries, Michael 4. Barrett, OF
Essex, ana Willard {. FISK, Ot HUDSON.
The young men -egureo H. q. Mcdonald, Of
Hudson, as permanent Chairman.
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THE DAY In WALL STREET.
More Confidence and Industria,
Stocks In Demand.

WALL STREET, Wednesday, Sept. 14.-While
there was no special activity In the stock
market this morning, q distinctly better tone
was Observable. Tho settlement OF the dill
ferences between the Reading and Its engi-
neers, and improvement In the situation SO
far as cholera is concerned, contributed 20
the strength OF the market.
The iudustrials were the really strong
features. Whiskey Trust, on unusually
heavy dealings, sold up from bos4 to 524.
sugar, Cordage and General Eleceric were all
about point better. The railroad list ad.
vanced ~ TO per cent, but the rise was not
fully maintained.
The Edison Electric Light Company, OF
Philadelphia, has increas the capital stock
from sl, 900 900 to 5000, 900, to extend the
boundaries VI the COMPANY and enlarge the
Dlaut.
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NINTH VETERAN CORPS OFF.
To Revisit the Hattleflelds OF Penn.
sylvauia and Maryland.

The Ninth Regiment Veteran Corps, under
the command OF Major George A. Hussey, left
this morning over the Central Railroad OF
New Jersey for the battlenelds OF Pennsyi-
vania and Maryland The corps returns
sept. 90.
Arriving at Gettysburg tonight the battle
field will be visited tomorrow In wagons
Pen Mar and Hagerstown, Nd, Will be
reached Friday.
The thirtieth anniversary OF the battle OF
Antietam will be celebrated Saturday, and
sunday will be passed on the battlefield Of
South Mountain.
Camp ClarksOn will be visited Monday. A
stop-over will be made at Washington on the
way home Tuesday.
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GRACE GETS TEN DAYS.
Father Duffy's Assailant May b
Sentenced Again When Released.

Father Duffy's Assailant May Be
Sentenced Again When Released.
James Grace, who assaulted Father James
3. Dufry, pastor OF ST. Agnes's Roman
catholic Church, at Hoyt and Sackett Streets
Brooklyn, was arraigned before Justice
Tighe. at the Butler Street Police court, this
morning and pleaded guilty to intoxicatton
and assault. For tine first ofrense he was
given ten days In Jail. When he is discharged
he will receive sentence for the gravcr one.
About two years ago Grace's father died
and Father DufTy consented to become exec
utor OF his estate. lie received frequent de-
mands for money from the sons. William,
John and James.
Yesterday Father Dufry referred James to
n lawyer who Is endeavoring to secure Father
Duny's release from the duties OF executor
Grace, somewhat Intoxicated, returned to
the pastor with blank check on the
Brooklyn Trust Company and demanded that
lie sign 1t. rough and tumble light fol-
lowed the priests refusal.
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OVERTON AGAIN In TROUBLE.
The Color ed Policem an Now Charged
with Neglecting His Debts.

DR.. d. s. Van ZilC to-day preferred charges
against Policeman Wiley q. overton OF vio-
latlng Rule lat, in persistently refusing to
pay q bill OF $50 which the Doctor alleges is
due Tor professional services.
Overton was the first colored man ap-
pointed to the Brooklyn police force.
Charges OF being Off post have been pre-.
ferred against Patrolman Thomas Pender-
gast OF tue Twenty.first Precinct.
Edward NJ. Hoase, OF 294 Halsey street, to-
day preferred charges against PolicemanJohn
Sharpless, OF the First Precinct, accusing
him or assault
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WHO LOST THIS BOY7
He Ia Found in Washington and
Tells an Odd Story.

Police Inspector Mackellar, OF Brooklyn,
this morning received despatch from the
superintendent OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company at Jersey City notifying him that a
ten.year-old boy had been found ON the plat
form OF n car at Washington, ID. g., late yes.
terday afternoon.
The boy said that he had been living with
his aunt, Mrs. Weston, on Vanderbilt avenue,
Brooklyn, and that she had placed him in
care OF strange man to be taken to . mill.
tary school
The boy has no money, baggage check, OF
ticket The police are Investigating.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

puE TO-DAY.
Ethiopia, Glasgow Sept. i.
Aohawk. London Sept. d,
knynlsnd, Antwerp sept 3.
DUE SEPT. Is.
Traye, Bremen Sept. G.
Norge. Cari.tiaIsand sept. l.
bohemia, ltamuurg sept. :.
Niagara, Havana Sept. IL.
DUE SEPT. lG.
Bothnia, Liverpool Sept. ..
susy,s. Hamburg Sept. 4.
Philadelphia. Laguayra Sent. 10.
Cisniuegos. Nassau Sept. IL.
DUE sEPr. II.
Etruria, Liverpool Sept. 10.
City OF Chester. Liverpool sept. 7.
uerst Bismarck, Southampton sept 10.
Bermuda, st. CroiI sept. II.
DUE SEPT. Is,
FurnessiA, Glasgow Sept. 3.
] = Bretsgns, Chsrbour- Sept. 10.
hermann, Bremen Sept. e.
laurie, Liverpool Sept. ..
DUE sErr. 10.
Inns, Bremen Sent. 10
Francisco, HUI! Sept. 4.
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There are campaign umbrellas IN color''
with tae portrait OF the owners candidate
emblazoned on the top Of The rain protector.
The enthusiast may even wear the portrait
OF his candidate woven into his suspenders
and printed on his handkerchief
NOVELTIES ~ RArTLkRs.
one OF the novelties oi lsa. Is the cam
paign rattler. II ,0rsi>'s " dog and
ratchet OF wood. The Harrison rattler Is
called the " 1ippacaroe," and bears the
legend, Zone Good Term Deserves Another" "
The Cleveland rattler bears his por RAFT
and these words;
II ! Am TO name the typical Amsriesn, the
man who loves I'd believes IN his country beyond
everything else, the man who. dstsrminius once In
what direction his duty leads. cannot be swer'sd
from the path tho msu who !, doc 60 iiy persistent
In what he believes to DO riyht-the nan uho
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TRAIN ROBBERS KILL FOUR.
Evans and Sontag VIII Now Be
Given No Chance to Surrender.
isprCIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD

FRESNO, Cal, Sept l4.-Since the en-
counter between Evans and SCntag, the
visilia tram robbers, ana United states Mar
shal McGuine,a's posse AZ sampson Fiat yes
torday, the shcrlnS OF neighhorius counties
have been induced 10 axe part m thr chase.
When the posse CONES IN " lth ne robbers
again it iS not likely that ~ ,pnnru unity to
surreHcer viii De offered 10 the thieves.
MarsuaI Mctu!nrss, DiCn DIseh. Il man
named Wilson and all unknown. al members
OF the posse, were killed IN yesterdays en-.
counter. This makes u total oi nve men
Killed w Evans and sOntag since the robbery.
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PORT OF NEW YORK..
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Majestic. Capt. Parsel, from Liverpool
Sept. 7,vis Queenstown sept. Z, with merchandise
Steamer State OF Nevada. Capt. Mai from
Glasgow sspt. 2. VIA MoyilIs Sept; 3, with Wer' n.
AUG. IS. with merchandiss TO +. v. j. Hurst.
steamer Alert, Capt. Haugs, from Bluehelds,
M. .Sept.4 with mahogany to ". l.. Rsthhun \
20. vessel to W.D Munson, arrived At the bar At
A.. NJ
steamer Claribel, CAPT. Dow. from st. AIMS
F4y sept. q aud Port NJ rIa 7th with fruit to
Nones Il Co., arrIS,d a. the bar - lO.3O r. NJ
18Th.
steamer Tcuccr. Capt. Riley. from Yokohoms
Hong Kong 26th, SlrE. pore Aug. l, Perrin 18TH,
Port Said .3 and Gibraltar sept. 2.with merchan-
disc to Booth h Co. arrived at tine bar at y m.
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The stores OF the companies all bear evi-
denccs OF the ephemeral character OF the
business. few temporary counters OF un-
dressed pine, boxes and packing cases strewn
about, a badly Uttered desk, halr dozed glib
snlesmen with lay ngurcs. having more or
less resemblance to the caudi iates at the door
for advertising signs. These are the predom-
inant features OF campaign equipmeAt
store.
In the case OF a Broadway store the fac
simile figures OF Grover aud Ben are sure TO
shock their respective admirers. They sug-
gest that these distinguished men may some
times be kin to farmers when II comes TO q
question OF attire.
Besides, though Grover may have "a front
like Joye himself" II Is not inspiring when
surmounted by 6is hat put on his papler-
maCAe head by an uuromautic political on
pGncni.
An tn'r tnlng, everybody knows that
there about two feel DIN ,rrncr In the heis hit
OF the present occupant ana The preshinpti'e
heir or apparent successor 10 the White
House-tha. Is TO say, of Ben ana Grover.
But these Law figures make them appear OF
the same reight-4 ieet d.
The President OF the Equipment Company
explained that the heads, with dickey attach
menr, were bought OF a pipier-mache trm.
waite the armless bCdle' clad only Ia black
canUrlc, used to b. IN dry-goods store,
where they served 10 display Cinaks-
The PRESIDENT ~ tnc company COME sed
taat be was responsible Tor the present
proximity u. the Two men, ami that II was his
.d,a 70 uIothc the camDric- covered bodies In
rel white And blue bunting.
As ior Growers mlsnt hat, the President
said H. was the largest size In stock. Ben
Jared much better, for the grandfather :
hat Oh his head was big enough for him. u
was made OF pure white concy skin.
Ihis style Ot hat IS furnished BY the Com.
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TO SAIL SEPT. II.
y Gather Forecas ;

Local FORECAST FOR Sc hours ending 8 =. N.
Thursday: CLEARING, J0iioued by Jar Mis
'Wnn0, ond on Thursday cooler; ui.ds
cha ginp Ia sO'tth,pes,erig.
The following record shows the changes In
lours, as lndica ed by The thermometer at
rigy', PharSar.
~ a..7iiGA. M...T1lpA NH lah,....Tt
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WOMAN WEARS A UNIFORM.
Her First Husband an Army Ofhcer
Her Second Policeman.

Mrs. Ellen Apercrom bic, of 772 Grand street,
Williamsburg, who is highly connected, was
given ten days for intoxication In the Lee
Avenue Police Court, Williamsburg, this
morning.
Two years ago her husband, sergt. Aber-
crombie, OF the Nineteenth Precinct, died
from the effects Of blow received at the
hands OF prisoner.
since then she would leave her house at
times attired In his uniform. and, swinging a
club, patrol his beat. Al times she appears
IN the uniform OF her first husband, who was
an oftcer in the army.
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WERTs, Y0UMG OR VAN ClEEF?
New Jersey Democrats to Name a
Gubernatorial Candidate To-Day.
A Great Gathering Of Delegates at
tho Trenton Convention.
uryc,,, TO rHr rv.Sr>o vos,,.'

TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 14.-The delegates to
the largest democratic convention ever held
In New Jersey were astir betimes this morn.
ing. for the fight for the GuOernatorial nomi-
nation seemed to be quite undecided at mid
night. Indeed. the leaders got little or no
sleep, for there was deal OF work to be
done.
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LEFT VALENTIN FOR MUGGE.
A Yschtsman's Wife Deserts Him
While He Is on a Cruise.

Wilhelm Valentin, mate on the steam
yacht susquehanna, applied for warrants for
the arrest or his wife and Rudolph Mugge,
with whom she eloped, in the Lee Avenue
Police Court, Williamsburg, this morning.
Nalentlh lelt MS Wlle, hate, III tnelI nome
When he returned on Monday every piece
OF furniture had been removed IRON the
house. Through an cXpresslnan ho traced
Ms wife To 345 South FIRST street, Williams
burg.
Last evening when he insisted upon seeh :
his wife he was assaulted by Mugge. her
admirer.
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A New Democratic Club.

The Congress Social Democratic club, OF
the sixth Ward, BROOKLYN, has teen orean'
lied with the following o,crrs; Joseph
shauyl nc.sy. President; Michael McAmars,
re-Pr"sid"rt Thomas Hct ormlck. Treas
urer berna d Cahili. Ftan,ih. secretary
NJ, j. Munahan, ,tcrr.ary james Ruurkc.
Sers Arms. The Trustees are Mat
thew siocum, VI. ID. Kelly. pa'rick McNamcc.
samuel scanion ana Thoma, j, Dclanev Tine
Organization VIII meet every lLesdat anI
saturday evening al d. CoHs sreSs street.
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CANDIDATES WHO REFUSE TO srKAk.
supposed to be very much at tho outs, yet
they were standing within speaking distance
and neither offered the other the slightest
discourtesy. Except for tue staggering way
IN which MIR. Cleveland tilted his much.toO-
small gray plug hat aud the display OF cold
shoulder" made by Mr.. Harrison, nobody would
have suspected that there was even diner.
cnces OF opinion between the two men.
1t was In broadway, aud these worthy
citizens were engaged in advertising one Of
the funniest Of businesscs-a busine " which
is not carried on in any other country the
world, yet business which, In its season,
catches many hundred thousands Of American
dollars It's season comes only once In four
years and begins and ends with the harvest.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY TO LEI.
6rOoMY1
A GRICK STABLE TO LEI,
10 Stalls, 100 Feet 0es1.
WITH TWO YEARS LEASE
WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS ALL n
GOOD ORDER
~. l26 BERuEN ST., NEAR HOYfje.



wa,., ~. ,rs ruel included in rect, whicNts .,>-
,or Abi. soou light ard ventilation. hixh esilinss
with a superior WAGON WASH. carriage slsys-
tor storage Tor iIom 80 to 5O wagons seoopd
floor; oat-bin and hay Oft over stable; all osilsd
with yellow pia no dust or haysssd; ground docs
furnishes plenty OF coach and carriage room uss
business on and fixtures, with large, pleasant
eoschmans room tnird floor; being In central
on, convenient to bridge and ferries, 10 very
desirable ior q BOARDING STABLE, LIVERY
STABLE. SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLE;
aso ior ttker, grocer or nilkmau; wouid s'ss
make . rood CARPENTER SHOP OR CAR
MAGE ShOP, 20 one entire side IS lighted By spv-
s,al WinDuws .uOsIng out On vacant OTIS, ohsriuS
TO otttrrcuon to Ugh, and venti alton; the stable
part wpu,a MAKE good BLACKSMITH SHOP;
th- ease runs TO Msy. 1884, with the privilege 't
renewal Tor two years more. Inquire OF or Al
dr.s IkORGE h. LkDi.iE, fG!itAsr buudinE.
novI.I- A-s su.y vs.svu ssLuoriSsa w ->AAA1
sIII
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pany for e2, while the gray plugs anocted BY
the admirers Of MIR. Cleveland are much
cheaper.
These arc tho days when the campaign
clubs are preparing for their demonstrations
In every hamlet in the United states, and for
tho next two months there will be nothing
but torchlight parades, barbecues, stump
speaking and grand ratification meetings.
The organization that appears In the most
gorgeous uniform Is considered superior, and
some Of the uniforms for 1s"2 are indeed
works OF art In their way.
The First ward Cleveland and stevenson
CLUB, OF Brooklyn, has placed an order for
25O uniforms that arc quite unsurpassed.
Tho uniform Is the old zouayc style. The
Jacket Is bright blue. with red bindings : the
trousers, gathered and tied Il, the knee, are
4 brilliant red, with broad blue stripe the
ieggings are OF white duck and the cap is O
red tcz
In the Republican demonstration OF Sept
12 the lnvincibles, OF brooklyn, will wear
| uniforms that cost &ls each. They will bt
the most insuisbec- looking company In
the parade. They number $50 men. Lieut.
Col. Holbert is their commander.
The Invincibles will form guard OF honor
to whitelaw keid on tho occasion. The
uniform, known as the " Pioneer" consists o
. white tunic with light blue trimmings
dark blue trousers with white stripe and q
white shake made OF white rabbit fur twelve
inches tall The prlvates will wear rcd tas.
sells and the officers silver ana geld tassels on
their shakoa
Tho Frelinghuysen Lancers, OF Newark
maintain permanent organization, but they
como out strong during q Presidential cam
raign, and have Just ordered 1000 new uni
forms in military cloth, to cost not less thar
$50 each. The Lancers wear expensive white
shakos, too, ana are proportionately popular
with the ladies'
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Blew or His Head.

Coroner Rooney, OF Brooklyn, was notified
this morning 0f the suicide OF John b. Finn At
his home on Windsor Terrace, flai BUSH
Finn Is reported 10 have b!o.n his head on
with shO qua
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Brutal Nsero LyLchu-.

Y Y AhEfFFATFN FNFEF !
LANNEp, kan, sepT. l4.-Jainos Th1mpson
a negro. made a brutal attempt 10 assaul
Miss MaUel v q. ch yesterday. A mob OF 2Ot
men han Led Thompson 10 telegraph pole.
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The Werts men proclaimed even more con-
rldence this morning than they expressed
last night, though their eyes were greeted
with the announcement on all the newspaper
bulletins that the Hudson County delegates
had met last night, decided to act as unit
and then had voted to cast the whole
strength OF the dclegation-l60 votcs-for
Edward r. c. Young.
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1t Is the campaign equipment business.
There are nifty firms engaged In this trade In
New York. They went into existence In
May. They will die before the heavy Novem-
Der irosts.
But for nve months they are as busy as
cowboys killing snakes in oututting ana
equipping the enthusiasts who march In dust
or mud for their favorite candidate, who
carry Kerosene torch that drips its oil upon
their clothing, and who yell their throats
hoarse IN behalf OF " Ben or" Grover"
The campaign outnlter furnishes every
thing from the penny button, bearing the
printed name OF the candidate, up TO full uni
forms OF gorgeous and brilliant colors. And
such uniforms! Every one or them is gay
enough to make q private look like aJor.
general, and, half the time, to feel like one.
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Home, street hofue,

Home, street hof,,e,
Is - Srr so humble.
1Lrrs's 40 place HEs home"
Provided u has 1us WoRLDs WOMAN's
PACK, " icn ID printed every dag.