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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-02
ST. JosEPn's CONVENT OF Mercy.
TIT svILLK, Pa.

ST, JosEPn's CONVENT OF MERCY.
TIT svILLE, Pa.
Mr.. q. p. Knight:
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We cheerfully join with 50 many Others in
testifying to it's superior worth.
SISTERS OF MERCY.
BALLIMoRE AMERICAN.
BALTIMORE, JUNE.1, 1889.
Mr.. @. T. Knight:
Dear Sir:-The LIQUID ENAMEL PAINT
made by the New Jersey Paint Co., has given
me entire satisfaction. My codntry residence
and out buildings at ''Nacirema" and also
THE American" Office on which hundreds. of
gallons were applied--were greatly admired
by the many guests entertained by. me on the
18th of May. Yours Truly,
FELIX AGNUS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
NAMED IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
JAMES BIRD SELECTED AS REPUBLICAN, CANDl
DATE FOR ASSEMBLYMAN

The convention Of the Ist Assembly Ds'rict OF "St
chester County met in Irvingt0n yesterday AFTERNOON
and nominated James Bird OF GreehDure, III NV nv
nullican candidate for Assemblyman. Inc co"Veh
lion was composed Of earnest Republicans ana 'he
domination OF Mr.. Bird made In the BELIEF that
I'm smile of the present Democratic majority III ''c
Az, Mo, he would make gallant fight. Inc CON
.r,ior vras called to order at 31j p. m iy james
: Fitch Of Yonkers. h a. StuH"'l was ono''"
,cmporarv chairman and f. g. DE Ia NoN' oi loi"''
and Joseph Patterson, OF Dobb' Ferry were 'ne 'e'
no,orv secretarles The temporary officers were 'h'h
,odo ,be normanent officers Of the convention Inc
committee on credentials, consisting OF Jahrs .
ruch NJ yonkcrs: John r. Wood, OF Dobbs ierr!'
and r, NJ Lane OF Mt. Pleasant, reported tha' 'n''o
we're no contests. The convention spent s"nie '''
I'm coming to choice, as Inc d'lee"'cs WV W."
mined that n candidate should be- choSeh WIN 'o"'
50 arrange his business affairs aS 10 give ~ INV van
voes all the time IT required Among tho"e "'e"
,a g.. ,ho nomination were Edward T. Loviit'
., NJ, Pleasant. j. Irving Burns, OF fOnkers' john
! uoboncv of Tarrytown; W. A. Burnham, oil lrV''s'
ton. Jon,ns Eird. OF Grecnburg' NJ. -. Lay "o"''
A. Van Tassel and Henry T.. Gregory MoSt u tnc
men mentioned said that they couio ho' CIV "
anvoss the attention which its Importance deserved
The convention took short recess. "hc" II "''
,, co,,a1 "a order ". G. Weber nominated Jane"
Did Tho nomination WIGS seconded by Johh MUIR
roy The nomination of Coloncl Johh =. ".''
was made by J. H. Patterson ana SecoN',u ~ ,'"",
n D,vIor OF the 81 votes cast. Nj. bi'o rcccI'''
% Colonel Mahancy 1G and Edward L. Lo'i'' -
The nomination of Mir. Bird was maze ""''"i'o"
Tne nominee OF the convention Is "e"""
cli,cct ard builder Of Grccnb1rg lie was inv
,resdent of the village OF North Tarrytown Tor sew
or,l wears Mr. Bird is ardent Kep"o,""'' a''
is thc president Of the Young Mems h'puD'""" D'"o
Of Tarrytown. At the convention y r. I"vitt
Va oo, nv the chairman, f. A. etudwrh " ~ o a.,
n. n Irving BURNS The Republicans OF ,ne ~
assembly, District Of Wcstchcster 'ous ,hirg tch"t
Vbn OF
", VonIors and some dissatisfaction aho"o ''' avn
m encourage Republicans greatly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
NOMINATIONS FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.

Rochester, ". V, oct 10.-The Democrats OF the
I'D Assembly District OF Monroe County last evening
nominated Edward NJ Redmond. Of this city, for As
semby.
Rochester, Oct. 19.-The I'D Assembly District Re
publican Convention OF Monroe County yesterday nOm
mated James NJ. f. O'Grady.
Utica oct. 10.-C. Winfield Porter was renomlnated
for the Assembly by the Republicans OF the lid oneida
District of Rome yesterday The Democratic conven-
ton OF the same district, also held at Rome unani-
mollsly ren0mnated II. 5. Patton.
Utica y. y, oct. l9.-COrnelus Haley was re
nominated by the Democrats OF the lst Oneida District
this afternoon.
Canandalgua, " V, oct. l9.-The Democrats OF
Ontario have nominated John NJ Norton for Assembly
Troy, y. y. Oct I5.-The Republicans OF The Isl
Rensselaer, District tonight nominated Ezcr BIzDey,
IT,. for member OF Assembly.
Newburg oct. 10.The Democrats OF the LIST District
OF Orange County yesterday nominated for the AS
semby Grant Is. Taylor, who was Assembly man III
1901.
Warsaw, oct 10 (Specap.-The Wyoming County
Democratic Convention at Warsaw Monday nominated
Albert ID. Pnrker. OF Arcade. the Farmers Alliance
candidate, for member Of Assembly. John f. Cheney,
OF Warsaw. was nominated for county treasurer
Fonda Oct. lg-The Democrats OF Montgomery
County Monday nominated Edward j. HAND, Ol Mn
stcrdam, for member OF Assembly. a.,
P1ttsford v. Y, oct. 19.-Tbe Republicans OF me
LIST Assembly District of Monroe Yesterday nominated
Samuel H. stone, Of Httsford, for member Of Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
Mr.. SPAULDING on DRAWBACKS.
THE ACTING SECRETARY EXPLAINS THEIR AD-

THE ACTING SECRETARY EXPLAINS THEIR Nd
VANTAGE TO AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS.
Washington oct. 19--Actins Secretary OF the treas
uIy Spanding has written a letter TO tie editor Oh
mining Journal in Michigan In response TO recent
criticisms Oh the drawbac, privileges Of the Tarih Act
The specific charge Is that the allowance Of DRAWBACK
Oh imported material Is injurious instead OF Genelcai
American interests, and the case OF iron ore 10
cited as a proof. Mr.. Spaudins says:
While the Tariff law provides for the establish,
ment of bonded smelling Warehouses, III l. eN'neht
the fact that iron 10 treated III such ware
houses that no inducements offered by the rVi
ege which lead TO the OF foreign instead oi 40
nestle iron ore. The smelling establishments no"
operated under bond are principally d,voted 10 In,
ported Lead and silver but 10 iron ore Is IuAeu
by them This seems IL meet he complaint winch Is
made against the alleged discrimination IN iavo! OF
foreign iron The drawback law operates or wy
benefit Of those manufacturers VINO hlahe III IoI
cNpDgatIon Certain foreign materials may IN some
cases be advantageously used In the process Oh making
such articles. II the manufacturer we're orreo 10 pay
duty upon such materials he could not compete wIn
his rivals In those countries wherein sucl lndterni,
are produced TO cquallze his advantages with 'he
foreign manufacturer the law provides tiht upon
all imported material used by him in the constructor
articles for export he shall be entitled 10 relulu
Of the duty paid less | per cenllm ms ehdp"s
him 70 develop special branch OF jndnstry WHICH
he could not otherwise maintain. and whIch ewes
employment TO worimen and laborers In TINS county,
and which incidentally demands many materials pro
duced at homo
lie closes his letter with long list of articles OF
iron and steel now exported with benefit OF drawback
and says the list Is receiving constant accessons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
Wells, Richardson g. Co., Burlington, VT.

10 Mr. Yates for these services to them by electihs
him Assembly man from the county, and TINT the
Republican Electoral ticket will share In Mr.. latess
fortunes by receiving large u vote as lie wiz
receive. What makes the Republicans the more con
tdent OF this i the circumstance that Alvin j. Qnach
enbush the Democratic candidate for Assembly man
and present Asscmbly man Is seeking a urd term a.
Asscinblyman 4 good many Democrats are Opposed
10 third terms fol any one, and especially ior hr.
OuackenIush. who has not fulfilled their desires Tor
local legislation.
There ar' COOL many Protection Democrats IN
mi, manufacturing city WHO declare that they intend
TO vote for Harrison ard Reid not believing III the
tirrade platform adopted BY the Democrat lc National
Convention at Chicago III June. lhey nave bci
Joined in their opposition to Cleveland by Democratic
veterans OF the war, who they Will not vote Tor
man who sent substitute to war. and then as rf',l
dent vetoed Just pension bills 1t therefore looks TO
impartial observers II the county OF schenectady
wr,nh givc a larger Republican majority for
Harrison than II gave for him Ill 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
BU.INEss MEN MEET AND PREPARE TO WORK
FOR HARRISON.


FOR HARRISON.
And now the Wholesale mlnincrs and manufacturers
Of silks and ribbons straw goods flower, and feathers
hat iinneS. lace caps and hood. paper ana
other kindred merchandise are coming Out strongly
for Harrison aud Reid. Representatives from these
trades held large bu,nessike meeting yesterday
afternoon In Tie Metropolitan Hotel - organize the
wholesale Millinery Harrison and Reid Club. Their
action has an especial meaning when considers
the nature OF the articles they manufacture and deal
N. II has always been asserted by Democrats that
these goods are cheaper and better IN Europe than
here. Yet these merchants are for the continuance
Of tariff and the Mckinley law. In 1858 ab,at 1000
Republicans identified with the wholesale millinery aad
like trades enrolled for the business mes parade. In
this years parade not only that number bnt 800
more ara expected to turn out
The meeting called to order n little after
4 p. IN. IL. X. Motley chosen president. ;. C..
HIM treasurer, and A. R0senthal secretary The
following were made vice presidents: David r. Harris
horn T. W llyncs. Frank Curney a. l.. Ryker,
Albert SUBWAY, Jacob Bamberg. solomon Mandel,
4. W. kctclam, T. W. Ayers Edwin F. Knowlon,
Thomas H. Wool Francisco Blanch Stanley Il. Hi,
william Il. smith, Charles ). LII Wake, Harry Hot
homcr Henry Idc Edwin z. Bassett John Dunphy
william r. Erickson. Il. Tschopk. A. IL. stlbbins and
william II. Uuderill.
Arrangements to take part In the business mems
n,r,de on October 90 occupied most Of the after
noon Major John l.. Baker was elected marshal
of fine club for the parade. The 9th Regiment Bard
NJ forty one pieces engaged. and number OF
committees appointed to take charge OF the de-
tails for that occasion. H. J.. Mersercau Will select
q, suitable banner, and William a. Prendcrgast, Samuel
por,ley and Charles ;. La Wake will decide upon the
hodrcs and other decorations to b. worn by the or
eauIzation Every one took an active part I'm the
meeting and carried away blanks for the enrolment
of new members for the club. Young men were not
wanting and the energetic way In which they handled
ouc,tions which came up doomed the enthusiasm OF
those present
Among the business houses represented were James
q Iohnson & Co., WOrthngtOn, smith & Co., lIiil
Hrothers Libby & Ryker, Thomas II. Wood 4 Co..
r. ~ Iynes & CO.. Albert Shumway son, >. Wandcl.
iovanolx a. Indrrhill. Erickson ~ stewart. Earle 10
ca John l.. Baker. Joseph swan. +. Biancht q TO.
and william knowlton ~ sons. The club VIII meet
an saturday afternoon at > 80 O'Clock IN the Metro
noinn Hotel, when the committees Will report on
Inc preparations for the parade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
NOT IN FAVOR OF TIE CHICAGO PLATFORM.
OPPOSITION TO FREE TRADE AMONG THE RE-
pIBLIcANs AND DEMOCRATS IL SCHEME.
TADY COUNTY.

cohor.c,ohv oct 10 fSpeciaD.-Sinco the PreSl
DENTAL election Of 1853 Schenectady County mas III
creased in population rapidly through the e''ap'"
,nent Of factories. Thc great works OF the Edison
-, rIoctr4c foupany have added 1000 hands 10
mo nonuotion Of this city alone and there has p'e'
.rovtb ~ the population OF other places III III" 'o"''
In Two years the Increase Of popuiauoh '''
especially rapid. Thus the 'h'teo Hl",e' . -,
1880 showed population In SCHENECTADY ''""F W
og7Q7 Tho state census OF the present S'u' w
clours that the population Of the county Is 'H''i'
a., increase in two years amounting To 4'd0'' anu u
- nronnrtion Of this increase Of population consists
Of r
Nha, will be the effect OF this Increase OF popu-
IatIon mon the political character OF Sohe"ocuiu'
Comfy" This Is question when Is icluc"''
asked now by Republican and by Democ'"uo po"
tclaus In 1898 Harrison carried the county DS
majority OF 3OJ. with Republican hsschuBhAh'
au.tin 4. Yates. Iut since lo55, Is already stated
.hra has leon a large inflow Of population and ITS
first effect was TO give the county TO the Democratic
marty In the three years looo, 1870 ana i0oi
democratic Asscmbymen were elected sui Iui 'h'r
,o strengthen Themselves In the county the Demo
cratic leaders "A week ago picked Out prominent
nomocrotic resident Of the county their candidate
for Congress In the Congressional district OF when
schenectady County forms part and the counties OF
Greene schohare Ojscgo and Mont somcry form the
other mart. The candidate they have thus selected
l. simon j. Schermcrhorn, wealthy farmer OF
Rotterdam. Mr.. schcrmerhOrn repre- scntcd Sehenec-
tady County in the Legislature In led2 a. IN AS
scmblyman.
The Republicans have responded TO TINS challenge
Inv nominating cx-Judgc Austin A. Yates, who repre-
sented the county In the Assembly I'm the years 1883
and 1889. Mr. Yates Is ablo lawyer aud pcpu
lar man but what makes him strong candidate Is
fine fact that as member OF the Legislature he looked
after the interests OF the worlnsmen Of the state
with great care lie was Of the most conspicuous
champions of the labor unions in the Assembly Of
late years. His special service 10 the workingmcn
was the passage OF bill prohibiting contract labor
in The state prisons and also the employment Of
more than specified number Of the state Prison
convlcs ut any one trade. II H. believed that the
vorkingmcn employed In the Edison works and other
manufactures OF the county will show their gratitude
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
ANDREW d. WHITES CONFIDENCE.

Paris. oct. l9.-Andrew ID. White, the new Auer'
can Minister 10 Russia, will leave Paris on Tuesday
next for Berlin where he will remain for few days.
He Will then proceed direct TO st. Petersburg. lie
has taken % large fiat In that city. and 1t Is being
furnished with articles which Mr.. White bought IN
Paris. speaking OF the Presidential contest he said
feel convinced that the Republican ticket will win
The commercial interests are conservative and they
are found not only In the big cities. but In even the
snaler towns. They do not like u change, and Will
vote for Harrison aud Reid There Is q great deal Of
nonsense abont this cry against Protection. Those
who have studied In Germany the historical method
know tlat Free Trade win come about In the United
states when the whole co,ptry Is ready for II. The
little bit OF Free Trade wfca the Democrats propose
giving Ms viii do no good when the country Is ripe
Tor II Free Trsde win conc, In England. ana not
hufor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

knows, 1t is OF the painful OF diseases, sno
until discovery Of Prof. Phelps, of Dartmouth
College, considered almost always ncurable
Mr.. lockers experience was very much like that OF
OF people in probably every large enough
have drug
'For years. says Mr.. Tcoker. II suffered from
rheumatism end Kidney trouble Tor which tried various
remedies with A clergyman adviscd me Ia
try Panes celery compound. / did so. and was sur
pri-ed al the effect After taking bottle was
entirely relieved. / have taken bottles and
cured"
As a well.known and conservative physician in New
York has said "Painc's celery compound is generally
considered certain specific FOR the OF rheumatism.
and 40 much better results obtained from IL than
all the remedies that it has become regular
prescription among the most eminent practitioners.
prescribe IT regularly and believe that every rheumatic
victim should it,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
HAMILTON FISH. JR. FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
UNANIMOUSLY NOMINATED AT CARMEL~AN
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN.

Carmel. y. ". oct. 10 Sp,cal.-od General Apathy
was lynchcd today IA the Courthouse OF fu'i'h
County at this place. II was deliberate mun'r' anu
there were representatives present from all over The
comfy 10 zee that II done In the most chcct'r
way possible. In the campaign last fall this person
age took an active part on the side OF the Republicans,
and II Is attributed TO his bad management and inhu
cncc that MIR. Fassctt received majority Oh Only
tyr.nty- three votes and that Hamilton Fish, IT,. was
defeated in his candidacy for the Assembly Inc IKE
uublcans Of the county vowed vengeance nincIia'eV
after their defeat Their ranks were never more solid
firm and determined tban they are now" i""' ""'
shown by their acticn to-day.
Each of the TX OF the county sent delegates 10
fine convention, md there were thiry-nihe present.
when Hamilton Fish, r.. rs chairman OF tue county
vicilon,c committee, called the body 10 order. lie
named Major Frank Wclk. of Brewster as permanent
chairnnn or Judge OF the court John H. Green Oh
rhr,pstown. and George d. Kent were appointed sec
retaries.
Major Wells in concise and well chosen language,
s.atcd the object Of the meeting Then Abraham
Miller District Aorney for the county, rose 10 MS
TO-, and said that 10 one was better entitled to lead
fine assault against General Apathy than Hamilton
Fish ir John II. Isclln Of Garrison, ana eANSSem-
hlvmpn Henry Mabie earnestly seconded this PROPOSE
,;or and there. were cheers and applause when Mr..
rich was nominated by accamation 10 represent the
district at Albany. Two coronerS were also homi-
rotcd one OF them. Edwin G. Penny, OF Southeast
,p,s named TO succeed himself. The other coroner,
william Agor. Of Kent declined In favor Of washington
Cary. OF Patterson There WAS 10 more oppHltloh 10
,,o nomination of these officials than there had been
" Aha, ~ Hamilton Fish r The present Justice OF
so..,nns John Woolcock. renonnated after one
ballot. 80,
when this business had all been transacted rapidly
and with remarkable enthusiasm. Il committee was
sent TO inform the persons nominated. Wheh Mr'
rl entered the courthouse chambers he greeted
r-ith a storm OF applniS.. lie pledged his friends
hat the work Of the campalgn which had already be-
c',n would lie carried by HIM into every hamlet ana
siIioce I'M the county. Never again. II nc could help
f. would the Republicans Of Putnam be subjected TO
Hcf.nf In the past elections the Republican
ortv had averaged ma IOrity of 400. and he be
cycd that this majority would b. Increased this year
lho other nominees also made speeches.
Wright T.. Perry. OF Cold spring. the present DEMO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
co,oEEp REPUBLICAN VOTERS MEET.

The colored Republican voters of the LIST Assembly
District held Well attended meeting at NO Battery
Place last night Not only did the colored men turn
in force. but large number OF their white broth
OF the district also appeared apd added much TO
the enthusiasm of the meeting. The members were
called to order by J. s. Case, the president, who in
ioGuced the Rev. j. ;. Caldwell and James ID. Carr
the speakers Of the evening The former dvet
particularly on the urgent necessity Of registering and
all holding together, while the latter spoke on tie
Tariff question and the inviolablity of tho ballot.
sp.'f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
AN oLD.TIME CAMPAIGN BANNER.

An interesting relic Of the political campaigns OF
fifty years ago has been lent The Tribune and hangs
In the counting room. II Is the banner OF the North
castle Clay Club. Of Wcstchester County, founded in
1874. IL Is owned by J. Howard JIardcastic. OF
Bloomfield. n. o., and painted by Ills father.
Lewis b. Hardcastlc. II bears the notices d" Uniform
Currency Protective rarn,7 The Union rs II is
Without Texas" distribution of the Proceeds OF the
Public Lands' The order Is given precisely rs it ap
pears the banner. and indicates that the people
then interested most In maintaining uniform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

, foo who turks I'm ambush is a more dangerous an.
Tor whose assaults are, in measure prepared mat
dangerous enemy to health malaria, must lie encountered
fully armed. Its thrusts are SUDDEN uneApec'ea ana
deadly and only BE- guarded against with certainty
BY certifying the system by course OF defensive med
cation. The defense against ehiiIs ana ie'er
bilious rcmittent, dumb sguc and oguc cake Is Hos
letters stomach Bittes which Is also an cradcator
OF the most obstinate iom, OF malaria whieh Hsi' "e
action Of ordinary specifies, and the virus Of which
r.r,ains in tho .ystem cNcn when the more Violent
symptoms AFRO subdued Constipation. liver complaint
dyspepsia and kidney troubles always relieved by
tAis genial remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
NOMINATIONS INpoRsED IN THE XTH DISTRICT.

The chief business brought before the members Vi
the Wide-Awnke Republican Club, OF the MN ~.
sembly District ut the regular weekly mee'lns' "e
last night was the ndorslng OF the Republican CITY
and conutv nominations The comfortable quarters Of
the club nj No. 233 East feminist, were cro"oeo'
when President J. W. Rcichert called the meeting 10
order at 80 o'clock. The usual routine business
was quickly finished aad then the motion that the cruz
indorse the nominations made by Joseph Illtz ahu
carried with rousing AYE" \ brief address "as
delivered by Theodore Baumeser and at us END Tue
meeting adjourned until Wednesday. OCTOBER 70
This evening the club, 100 strong VIII fnec. n'
MiIer's Hall, No l35 Avenue A. Mt ocloch' NM
headed by drum and fife corps. viii parade ulro"s"
he sfrlct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
TO DAYS ECLIPSE OF THE Sun.

Washington, oct 19.-With view to securing uni
fornlIty I'm the observations to be made OF tn" par
tjnl solar eclipse tomorrow, the Naval Observatory
has Issued Instructions stating that the first contact
will occur on the western limb OF the sun, about 20
degrees from the north point and the last contact on
the eastern limb, about lO3 degrees IRON tie horth
nont The duration OF the eclipse Will lie about three
hours The approximate times OF beginning and end
,r- will he in New York city Il 90 TO .O5 p. m.
As the greatest agnitudc OF this eclipse Is only o0Od
~ Tho eun's diameter the principal observations TO
lac made npon il will consist In determining the exact
fines ~ the first ard last contacts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
Railroads and Rheumatism.
Two Important Factors in the Life OF
Passenger Agent Tooker.

One OF the most popular passenger agents n NE
United States. well as one OF tho ablest IS Mr. ~ B.
Tooker. OF the Grand Trunk Il. r. His home = %
Suspension Bridge, " Y.
Mr. Tooser Whose portrai. is printed here. is nDwa
everywhere man Of great energy and push IL
advice always gone O long way railroad ms1Ars,
and he possessed Of those qualities which nake
him good friend and adviser everyday matters Of
life.
Several years ago Mr.. Tooker . sufferer 6on
that very common complaint, rheumatism. which hes
notably prevalent for the last few years. AS Sey