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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
ACTIVITY ON LONG ISLAND.

A meeting OF the Second District Campaign 'inp'
~ the sixteenth Ward Republican Association OF
prooklvn was held last evening n, Garfield I'M III
south Fulrth- st. There n large attendance. Inc
meeting wns presided over by Charles Is. "r"i"r ana
Charlie, r. Roblaw secretary IL VIII dc'lor' 10
hold Inassrneeting the evening ~ AnHhs' -
Eminent 40. akeIs Will be secured FOR the oct-iS'"h
A meeting Of the Whtestonc L. l., RepD"uh
C1ub will BE- held on Tuesday evening next wheh inc
club will determine what steps VIII be taken III INC
campaign The Republicans OF this place nrc more
sastic than ever this year. and are determined
IN do what they can 10 elect Harrison ana he'u
prnds ar6 being raised with which TO purchase I"
hammer which II proposed Ia swing In front OF the
c,uhs Headquarters IN Eighteenthst. Mt an early
dotc The club rooms have been entirely reiurush'u
FITS season, and the members gather there mighty.
The Ropublicans Of Mattltuck. L. l.. have organized
a Harrison and Red Campaign Club. and are ABOUT
I, hegin the active work Of the campaign. An IN
,,rnal meeting has been held at Apollo Hal, IN tnh
village md Isaac y. Ted has been elected presi
dent OF the organization. The executive committee
is now porf.ctlng arrangements for IA torrhhght pro
cc.son and banner raising, In which the htpunh'hh
clubs from many neighbonng places VIII participate
II Is NOT known as yet who the speakers VIII bc
Music will be furnished for the ceremonies nsd"
tho binding by the Eclipse orchestra of M"tutn'h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TO MEET ON SATCR-
DAY-BUSY AT THE STATE HEADQUARTERS.
Colonel II. L. swords, the sergeantat arms OF inc
Republican National Committee, has engaged rooms ut
the Fifth Avenue Hotel for the meeting OF the Ma
tlonal Executive Committee saturday. at IL a. m
Colonel swords, when seen by Tribune reporter al
the Hotel Bartholdi. said g. expect Mr. Campbell ana
Mr. Carter will arrive tomorrow. have no idea who
will be elected chairman Of the National Committee"
and I don't believe anybody else has. The sentiment
seems TO be In favor OF General Kitchener. of Indiana
A few DAYS ago he told me. in Washington that IL
woun be absolutely impossible for him u take the
pace because of his business obligations but the com
mittec may compel him to take 1t. We have not vet
decided upon headquarters We wanted 10 DC Ill
Flfth-ave but find 1t impossible 70 lease suitable
ho,se there owners believe that they can rent lot
long terms In the early and do not like 10 Tie
up their property until after election. do not kho"
Just where shall go yet
The officers a the state committees headquarters In
the Fifth Avenue Hotel were hard nj w'rE ye'tcr-
day Among the callers were ex-senator warner
Miller and j. 81 at Fassett. Mr. FaSSett was ONLY In
the city for few hours having come from Larchmoh''
whore he 4, staying with his family. The state TX
ecutive Committee will meet on Saturday.
Across the street, at the Ma a II square lanK l'u,
ting A. H. Humphrey. the secretary OF he Ha,oEil
Io@rno and james r. Burke, the president OF inc
ieagne NJ American Republican College Clubs. We're in
their headquarters periectng plans for vSoros cam
noicn work 10 be begun In few DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
HERE'S DEMOCRATIC HARMONY.
CLEVELAND MEN THREATEN TO LEAVE A WET
SIDE CLUB


"IIarmony" OF the Kind which prevails all along
the Democratic line has made itself felt in the West
side Democratic Club. Of the XIXth District which
l-lds meetings In West Ninety sixth st. This club
organized in October. and on paper II ha, mem
berSh.p OF 800 thereabous. Between sixty and
seventy Of them got together Tuesday evening az
the club headquarters and had a lively meeting. Thc
debate over amendment TO The constitution
proposed by Charles +. smith. an active member Of
the association. Under its constitution the club Is
forbidden TO indorsc but National and state
candidates, and Mr. Smith proposed TO repeal this
restriction. The "snapper'" in the club. who
largely In the majority, became neled over what
prominent among them called "the pcstifcrous and
ceaSelcss efforts Of the minority to create the i'm
prs'ion that the 'antl-snappers' were in control
The vote on Mr. Smiths amendment, which sup
ported by the "snappers" wide awakening for
the "anti-snappes." When noses were counted. It
was announced that fifty members had voted for re-
moving the restriction and that the "ans" had been
able TO muster only fourteen against It.
The result that the anti snappers7 threat
encd 10 disrupt The organization and they began 70
send In their designations. They Insist that they
arc Mr.. Clevclands true friends and that they are
the ones to the organization ave take the
ground said of the "anti snappors" YESTERDAY.
that the Presidential campaign should he managed
Independently of local politics The removal OF the
ton any but state and Federal nominations, Will pre-
ciptae II into the political mirc which attaches 10
municipal contests. and we do not mean 10 be be
Smearcd with It. If the action Of Tuesday evening
Is not reversed. shall start pure Cleveland club
and let the 'snappcrs' carry their dirty campaign
In their dirty way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
TALK ABOUT A. p. FITCH FOR MAYOR.

Rnmors were circulating yesterday TINT Congressman
Aslbel F. Fitch has entered the lists Tor the I"n"n!
Hall uomInation for Mayor lie Is backed II Is 'in'
h q number Of BIG brewers for whose wholesale a.
sociot,on he Is counsel. As Mr.. Fitch Is an unccm
nrom,sinc Cleveland man and sympathized with uhe
aut,snappcrs In their attack upon HI his supporters
urre that MS nomination would be accepted ~ nn omen
q, harmony ~ the ant-snapper element and ala III
soudtfync the Democratic party In the campaign
He was educated at Heidelberg which. his friends
think. would make him strong III all the German sec
lions OF the city.
Mr.. Fitch was formerly Republican and representa-
b,s pr,S4nt Congress district a member OF the
Marty Of protection and honest money. lie was htn'
~ nav counsel for the brewers and went over 10 In
,I.tarif party to please his clients, who wah'e'
harley placed upon the free list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
PLANS OF GEORGIA REPUBLICANS.

Atlanta. July 10 (Specar.-The Repubhcin s"h'e
Convention OF Georgia will be held il A'mnta Oh
aurust TO- The state Convention H ApTll -
authorized the Executive Committee 10 Gun d" "'
ionned session Il In their judgment Tie mtcreS1 vi
the party would be subscgycd thereby. NJ thc t'mc
there was every prospect that the Dcmocra's "o".'
pas, the frcc-siver bill, which wond nave H'is'S
satisfied the Alliance Democrats. when IL peca"o
evident. however, that such would not be Inc case
and that the result would be the Strengthening Vi INC
Pennies party in the state 10 large degree inc he
pnlrcan leaders took the matter under adVi''meh"
and e STATE Convention has been called to Icisseibc
Csloncl A. T.. Buck, Chairman OF the state 'eHlidi
Committee said All IS probable that ihr convention
which meets on August 10 will have something 10
saw On that line ard II is probablc-a least possible
that the convention will fit to put state uchc'
In the field"
.,Win the Republicans put out candidates for Con
rrcSs In Georgia this ycarl'
Yes"
"In what districts?"
..In every district In The State. maybe, surely IN
o., Of Them That IS to be decided by the districts
,a NOT by the convention. | am inclined 10 thinR
zach district Will have Republican candidate thlS
Gear and we are going TO fight hard too when elcchoh
ColoncI A G. Daniel. the Peoples party leader, 10
doc dnclnrcd that that party would carry the STATE
nv 10 90 majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
TILE CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR RITES.

Assistant General Passenger Agent Richards, OF the
Hcw-York Central. yesterday denied that there was
any truth IN the rumors that there was
friction between the New York Central and the Penn
sylvania roads respecting the cutting OF rates ps
the outside ticket brokers who manipulating the
,,cle,s old for the Christian Endcavor Convention.
Roth roads issued tickets under precisely the same
conditions and the Central has made no attempt TO
redeem return coupons which are In the hands oil the
scalpcrsr The report that the Pennsylvania would
reduce rates radically because OF the operations OF the
brokers Is not credited the reduction would only
lniur regular travel without correcting The cVils
which ALWAYS attend the issue of special occasion
cL.tg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14

The Atchlson officers here yesterday received
dispatch saying that the demurrer Of the COMPANY Ill
the case of F.smnn representing himself ana the KIM
hau committee Of Boston. ~ holders OF first pre-
fcrrcd stock 81 the st. Iou' aud san Francisco ha
WAY Company. In the suit against IN" hgh' Oh 'nc
Atchison Company Ia vote Stock Oh 'he =. ho''
and san Francisco owned by 1t, had been
r,Ilv Sustained by the Missouri courts
Tho Hight 81 the Atchi~on to vote the St
Louis and san Francisco stock held by 1t. Is fnlly
aIirrrrd I'm every direction the court holding THAI
such rig, could Doe questioned In Stockholders
pruccsiipg This following Ia. defeat of the Kim
i:l Committee In Boston, i chained ms q complete
and slgnnl victory for the At"hisOn Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
Jockey MARTIN RULED OFF.

The winners al Brighton Beach Yesterday
race flrOngs-I.oTd Dalmeny first, Firedy
second Queen OF TIUmls third Time-1 ooh.
Second rec hafmie-SanGown first, Postmaster Sec
ond, Lsoon Maid third. Tme-49', seconds.
Third race furongs-Lestsr first Macintosh soe.
ond. Airshaft third. Time-l :l5a,.
Fourth race mile and sNtCenth-Lzzie first Majoe
Daily second, Nomad third. 1ime-l ASK,
Fifth race. one mle-Fayot first Ma Belle second A1raA
third. Inlc-i AZ.
SIXTH race s,eepecbase short course-Delaware Irsk
Pat Oakley second. Time :07e.
In r,ga-i running OF the Ma Belle IN the
nth race IL was that the jockey, William Mar.
tn be- ruled oil for trying wln and that tho owner,
Eugene Leigh bc directed his horses frsm this
track, as his enties Will longer he accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
c.v,nr.y p,c1rIcs NIAGARA BRIDGE.

Niagara Falls y Y. July - CspeciaD-The Canadian
Pacific II Is stated the authority OF prominent
officials who at Clifton last week. VIII o'''sc
the Niagara shortly. The long talked Of scheme Of
rho road fr securing direct connection with New
York seem, now about TO be realized. IL appears thtt
line Is to be constructed from Woodstock to Niagara
Falls and that agents Of the road are now purchasing
the right Of the way between Welland, Ontr ana
woodstock. Arrangements are nearing completion ioF
the obtaining Of right Of way over one OF me
American railways from suspension Bridge for Soho
time past tenders for the construction Of bridge
oc.or tho Nlocnr cllasm have been I'm the hands Of
the management OF the great Canadian railroad
few DAYS ago one of the tenders was virtually a'-
c,pted The bridge will be constructed between the
present cantilcvcr and the new suspension Dnuge
structures and will consist Of II single arched steel
span resting on buttresses Oh c'her pahh' s'"ic
200 feet ADart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
yEW.yoRK MANAGERS VAIN EXHIBITORS.

The general manager. Of the exhibit OF the state OF
Nsw.York at the worlds Columbian Exposition hnd IL
sary 10 call special attention % Inc ia'c ,h'' ",
hoard and the judicial commissions associated VII"
l. constitute .he only recognized medium OF Intercourse
between Intending exhibitors and thu Exposition suthor
ties No volunteer occnciS what yer have el'h'r uo
rtght or power to that caI1"tv ana none Gun ao'
comp.h the -lichtr good In -"cuHng recognition TOT
c,bnl,o, Tn the ,ssenmcn, CT space the Exposition
the ONLY sc old that the NewYork exhibitor can re-
cciyc In pressing his claim. must cone from thr o'"'o
Board and 10. local commissions and this VIII b. iret'
given a. all applicants Any one protesting 10 U '"'e
10 exert special Influence hi. or anT o'hrt neIu 9"
Txno.l,ion conros-on or allotment the manager. say
nsnifestly guilty q false representation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
Let There BE Peace

Pea sickness bliousness other cause. Hostettrs
Stomach Bitters Will Immediately put a stop TO inc
somacbic disturbance. prominent and most unpleasant
feature OF liver complaint is nausea In the morning
The symptoms disappear and the Is removed by the
Ditters Many persons very delicate stonachs which
tnlng ind eating or drinking even some
sight that is rcpusive disorders Such persons cannot
act wisely than TO nvlgorae their digestive region
with tonic specially adapted to reinforce j"
For malaria rheumatism kidney troubles and nervous
ness the Btters will be found marvelousy beneficial
and when sleep is un,ranqu and appetite variable IL
improves both 1t Is in fact most comprehensive
and delishSul remedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
TO DISCUSS CAMPAIGN AFFAIRS.

The Republican Campaign Committee nppoh''u =,
the County Committee to take charge ~ the l"'"
compaicn will meet at the Grand opera House Oh
to morrow afternoon for organization. The Campaign
Committee IS composed Of John G. Dodd, Of the N'n
Assembly District Charles II. Murray, Of the III"
Gustav A. Schuiman, OF the With; Charles A. TT"
body IT, OF the XIth; George iiillinr Of the MIN
Frederick 5. Gibbs, Of the XIllth; George W. wan
maker Of the XVlith; Frank Raymond OF INC
XXIIId and william H. Ten Eych, Of the NAN'"
william BrOo1iied. president Of the County COMMITTEE
and x-PJce Justice Patterson. who has been 'ni''
man for three Years, talked Vt for prcsu'"s
officer OF the committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
CONTINUING THE READING HEARING.

Philadelphia, July I3.-EXauncrS Bcrgner anu
Macalaney. appointed By the Dauphin County courts
TO take testimony In the suit OF the commonwealth
TO dissolve the leases OF the Jersey Central and the
L~high Valley railroads to the Philadelphia anu
Reading road who have already held several SituhgS
I'm Harrisburg continued their Inquiry into the snD-
rect this afternoon. by mutual consent Attorney
General Ien.el submitted as evidence a map Of the
Reading Company's system in Pennsylvania. EN-
Judge Campbell the cOnpany's general counsel. an
svc!rd a number II questions piOpOnndcd by the
At rncy General after which adjournment was
had until August 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
NEW CIl.R ROOMS OPENED.
THE CHARLES +. BRUDER CLUB Sfll Ir-> D''-'
TO WORK CHEERING REPORT fHON
TILL. pncuE:rEK CONVENTION.


To WORK. CHEERING REPORT FHON
THE ROCHESTER CONVENTION
An enthusiastic meeting OF the Charles r ID
rrrh n, ,ba XIXtb Assembly District WAS h'io I''
evening al No. LTD Broadway. 1t was ''e M,
meeting OF the club In It's ne" rooms when arc
and attractive having been newly furn'h,N :,
ont BY the committee on fnf''""i 49," ,o,e,
pouonn, rnodo . spcccb presenting handsome e''Ve'
from Hurry Marx. James GOLDSMITH presented "
The club two neat paper weights, containing l"o'"'
OF President Harrison and VII claw Reid Inc p'r,'"
membership Of the club Il cg'ty-@gh he'''y az "
whom were present at the meeting. r'e''''' ".,
b. Bovine presided. Report, Of various coh'n''',
we're received and 1t was voted 80 hold the rcgu'ai
bldnes, meeting on tho frs, Wednesday OF each i''"
Hlland Flowers delegate 10 thc recent STATE Co"N,
ton OF Republican Cubs ct Rochester h1hde Spe''a'
report. describing the trcatmeh' wA'ch ne isa
there and the deep, earnest enthusiasm which cnar''
terized that meeting II Republicans. HIS report was
received with marked attention. The rooms o lne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
FIRST IT WAS THREE, NOW IT IS FIVE
THE BI's1NEsS MEMS DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
PAINFULLY MAKING HTADWAY.

THE DJ-S1 MESS MEMS DEMOCRATIC AS>OClAIlON
PAINFULLY MAKING HEADWAY.
A week ago last evening the Cuisines Mems Demo
cratic Association was called % meet at the Hoffman
lIcrse To start 1hmmlhg campaign for Cleveland
and Reform Alexander Mcakim, John a. sullivan
and f. d. Neustadt three OF Mr.. Cleveland's most
devoted adhcrens In the Produce Exchange, rpcndu
md organized with Mr.. -uivan-ln The chair Mr.
sullivan made a speech which electrified his associates
and after proper amount OF comforting II was decided
to appolnt n good sized campaign committee 10 make
thing, lively for tariff reform, ETC, In the business
districts But in spite Of thc enthusiasm ENLISTED
Il was deemed prudent 10 give more Cleveland men 4
chance TO share In the gl0rcs OF the bnitc FOR ror
so an adjournment for week was taken. The cam
paign committee could then, II was argued, be an
nounccd In the presence Of large concouse Of earnest
workers in the cause
The week epdod last evening al : O'Clock anu m"
associations headquarters the ground floor OF the
Hoffman House We're thrown open % admit hle ciN"o'
Tho turn on, showed the wisdom % The promoters OF
the movement. There an Increase OF SO per cent
over the attendance OF the previous Wednesday even
ing The indcfatigabe Alexander Mcakim and four
other courageous souls boldly took seats around the
centretallc Mr. Meakim a,sumcd>the duties OF chair
man and Julius D. Mahr acted as secretary MI
Meakim after couteously waiting an hour Tor more
members 10 show up" announced to his fonr cor
le,lcles and several newspaper reporters ue '"I,I,
nrign committee II was made up OF aDou' -"
names, which constitute somebody Silu aUou' an 'iio
are ON tbc rolls Of the Business Mems DemocIatc rs
ISOLATION Forrest II. Parker was appointed cnalr-
man aud charged with the duty OF Notifying MS icio"-
committeeman and getting them together.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
ppAxcu HEADQUARTERS IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July ia local newspaper mas no
,,,,ra. AFT has been settled that branch head
ouor.ors f,r the Republican National COMMITTEES VIII
he cstabl shed IN Chicago. The details VIII be ar
ranged at meeting OF the full committee In New
York next saturday AS far as can now De a'cer'
tanned. John A. Tanner the sub-'reaSurer al .nls
noln,. viii have charge Of the Chicago brah'n' "r'
Tanner was placed the Bxeca,Fc ,. ,a,"n,n.
tbo rcouest Of the President and III, cn'e
Geoerai kitchener OF Indiana, and ms wa, zone
with purpose IN veW Ina, IN Chieago'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
RJ.oR ABOUT TIE MANHATTAN COMPANY.

Another rumor came from Philadelphia yesterday
TO the effect that the Metropolitan rrction Company
had secured controlling interest In the Manhattan
Railway Company through Drexel. Morgan & co. IL
Is "A rnmor which Is sturcd whenever Traction stock
* mnnlpnlated At the Office Of Drexc, Morgan ~
co.. II was denied that the story had any truth rs
affecting the firm and 1t not believed In Its other
aspects The absence OF the Goulds from the city
prevented The securing Of any expression from them
but in well Informed circles In Wall street the report
u not crpdff,d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14

club will be open for social gatherings every evening
In the week. II Is expected that the membership will
be more than doubled within flle next six weeks.
The members Of the executive committee are william
H. Bellamy John Rclsenwcber. Alexander Martin Will
lam A. Daily, Charles lIez, j. c. Cummings. +. J.
Syme Inland Flowers. y. f. Iennersy, II. T. wilson
J. H. NcGinN. T. II. Whelan \. ID. Price : H.
Randall and II. V. williamson Tho officers OF tho
club are James Il. BOwne president; VI. J. FentOn
first vice pre-, idcnt william 4. Daily, second vice
president James Goldsmith. third president: VIII
lam Holden treasurer, y. II. Dunn and A. " Dick
iHsou, secretaries, ana W. W. GRAHAM, sergeant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT AT CoyEY ISLAND.

The members OF the 7th Regiment with the veterans
and their friends. numbering 1000, went down 70
Loney Island yesterday afternoon special excursion
train on the Beach Railroad. After seeing oil the
at Brighton and the West End they attended
the fireworks display and the Carnival OF Venice" The
the colonel and OF other members OF the reg
mcnt produced aud also portraits OF distinguished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
THEIR rLAG.RAIs1NG POSTPONED.

The flag raising and general Republican raIiy OF
IN. XvlIlth Assembly District, which was 70 De he'u
Ioet evening in the rooms Of the L. :. Grant hcpup
rc,r Climb Of that district, was postponed nhul W
marrow evening. The tran'pnrency ana the rcs'r'
ordered for last night, but not hhiSNcu III UNIV io
the proposed celebration, caused the po,'po"c'ir''.
o, r : Grant Reputlcan Club, tried and tiuc since
700 r assist the regular Republican organization Of
,L with Assembly District In making Tomorrow
nIch,'s demonstration "A signal success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
TIE NOTIFICATION TO BE MADE AT NIGHT


Mayor Grant. cx-Sccreary William {. whitney
Samuel d. Babe eek and David Mcclure, the local SUD
committee Of the GantWhitney Committee OF one
unndrcd appointed 10 cooperate With the Democratic
National Committee Of Notification, conferred ~ the
CITY Hall Yesterday with the subcommittee OF "e
Notification Committee. They discussed the prepa'n
ho,s for the informing OF Mcssrs. Cleveland ana
Stevenson Of their nominations. The subcommittee
NJ the Notification Committee was made up OF Norman
r Mack chairman. Of Buffalo, PatricR Mhs1nre OF
Boston; W. g. tu1aps, Of Indiana r. J. Vance OF
Connecticut. and Ex-Governor White, OF tahorhs
The whiting Democrats Ind NJ plan Of their own 10
propose, and readily fell In Win the snRgesuo"9 Va
thc local representatives. Indeed, the lo'y ana
patrondng style assumed by the New-i orKefs sce'o
N overwhem he visitors, and they sat by dnfho rs
CLANS while Mr.. Whitney told how ne h'd Secureu
,he refusal Of the Madison Square Garden Tor tne al
fnir and adv Jcated grand night demonstration , on
imiv 20 Mr. Whitney admitted thai 10 hhNc ulo
.{sc1tic, ceremonies after dark would be an lnioVa
lion but IL thought the full committee woud approve
~ 81 In no otlIc: way could a crowd OF sumSioht
.Iz. u. obtained. The two subconm ttt"S WIN y,
49,, ~ ~. committee Of one Hundred In tho Gov
eInpr's Room to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
FOR A BIG RATIFICATION MEETING.

The Republicans Of Morris Township. Morris county,
New-Jersey, Will hold big ratification meeting 10
night. a handsome banner containing the pjr"'"''
Of Harrison and Reid will BE- swung into The air IN lh'
centre of the town. The ratification will be niH''r
the management OF the Morris Township Reprbi'' Al
Club. Speeches will he made by General Scwa't L.
Wo,dfOrd, Of brooklyn, and Joseph Cont. Of Nc"""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
TRYING TO GET A ROAD COMPLETED.

Nashville. July ia railroad meeting Is in prog
rcss at Shelbyvillc. 1t began Yesterday. 10 EN-
braces all the parties interested In any way In the
Decatur. Chesapeake and NewOrlcans Rallrad, a
pr 'ectcd line begun In 1880, and which has been
graded between shelbyville and Decatur. The road
is tied up Ia the courts In many ways and this meet
ing for the purpose Of trying TO effect compromise
so that II may BE- completed. lndicntions point To
compromise bv which the New York bondholders get
scOD, 900 preferred stock.