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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
THElrRrcAL VISITORS At THE FOOD SHOW.

Tho especial incident Of the Food Show at the Madison
square Garden Yesterday the attendance OF large
number OF theatrical people in the afternoon Among
those who were present not all from the theatres, 1t Will
be- noted, Joseph Jefferson Nine Modjeska count
Bozcnta Signor Campanni. Mr.. and Mrs. John d.
Townsend, Mr. and Mrs A. NJ. Palmer Miss Grace Hunt
ingon j. NJ. Ill., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brooks, Iheo-
dorc Morse Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sanger, MI.
and Mrs H. G. Miner, Daniel frohman, Charles
Fiohman. Signor Montegriho, T. H. Sothren' DE
Wolf Hopper. Miss Della Fox, John Drew, thri''
tian Frtch Or. Stephen Roof. DR.. o. Il. Mason Johh
y. Crimmns Miss Rosa Gautler Miss Minnie Renwood'
Otis skinner Charles Thomas. Miss Rosa Rand Charles
Burnham Nelson Whcatcroft, Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Aldrdge Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Spauldng, Raphael Jo-cny
and Edward Rcmcnyi.
The concert. which given in the concert hall IN
Of the theatrical visitors began al O'Clock when
the room was well filed with enthusiastic audience.
Sgnor Canlanini and Miss \. Wchman were the soo,ts
Madame Bauyclt have sung, but was unavoidaby
detained ct home. Sgnor Campanini sang the grand
aria from ,lconda" Miss Wichman gave the soprano-
solo from "1hc llug'cnots'
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FEsTIvA OF COIORED CITIZENS.

Columbian festival and jubilee had last
night at Suffers Casino, SecOndaNe and One-hnndred
and-twenty by the AoAmcrcan citizens OF
Newlor City and neiehborine towns In commemoration
of the i0Cth anniversary Of he discovery OF America by
Columbus. The eXerclcs occupied both afternoon and
evening the afternoon being taken up with orations ana
vocal and instrumental programme. The leading eoloreo
and women IN the city took par In these festivities
Among those present the Rev. DR.. A. Waters the
Rev Dr. j. 3 Caldwell. the Rev. DR.. II. ID. Wynn, the
Rev Andrew Gaskins. the Rev. Elijah Richardson, the
Rev ~ William b Derrick, the Rev. /. Derrick tho
Rev George H. Boswell. he Rev Emet Lyon, the Rev.
Abr1m Anderson, the Rev. II. Crenmer. the Rev. L.
Miller the Rev j. H. Taylor. the Rev. J. II. Il. smith,
the Rev. George j.. Smith. THE Rey. A. NJ. Bradley, DR..
r. s. =. Miller. Dr.. d. X. Mocdonoueh DR.. John n.
Williams, Dr. George r. Henderson, Dr. George W.
Hood Professor Richard Robinon Professor Charles T.
Reason Mrs. Mary j. Garnet; T. Thomas Fortune. Jerome
H. Simns, Anthony Mccarthy Mrs. F. Hagen. Of Baitl
more; Mrs. Harrison, Mrs II. Palmer rcstOr Pensvef
Mr.. Jennie T. Brown. Miss Blanch, Washington, Mrs.
Jennie v Montgomery, Mrs. George Wilson. Mrs Emma
S, swanson Mr.; " IL Scott NJ r. H. Bupdy' Emory
ton Professor Frde,ck sayagc $ p. Thompson william
Berry. Henry Das Moses Harrington, the Rcy Dr. ]. B.
Stansbury aud George w. Hood.
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tshoud read daily by all Interested changes may
Lctt,r, Tor foreign countries need no, be Specially ad
dressed Tor dispatch by any particular ,Nmrr. except
mcrcia document letters not specially addressed being
'eIt Ps th ali, for the week ending October I5 viii
,o, 1pr%mptiv in ali cases. TIM, Office follows:
o SAd anc psn;zcrIand Italy spain and iarKc
pr % la eGi% 20 m r eaao' ,sm % NcaS
ianls. Austria, GERMANY. D,n"Hlh SM,'n M%r"ny 10
ers for Other parts Of EaIosa nus, BE- 81 dree'ed cr
Goat Britain CrNcept London unic,> specially oidrcs,gd
ana lnSanu of Europe must be- directed pcr Aufna
AZ 10 70, Nol%ay n drfs p[1 at
G iS Sco,iaad direct plE cy Of Zone wa GLASGOW
et c.an T'ls Chapas, lahaco Yues tan per
GTr o s 5a"p Via ye a tc raR must airf be-
dd ara Se"'' per Orilaba') at II 80 m. Tor
SA Gs!l, d ms. be per cc1 Efs"%af% S'ea
' D. NJ for Pata countries dTact per s. PRaGs
Port de Pax and Cape IIays ovl Per from DeawaSe
a. 2, D. M for Bluenelds' per . Clinton from New"
FsSTTlTpAY-At q D. toF Costa Kca. via LimOn. ps'
Mall for e SsG here en-" da1 up October
Mails a Newz ,H" HaT2 san rr P a9l
s Sio' here daily UP November g. at 80 p m cor On
SswYGr a. Of Tor the ssh VIII ssn@ @'
S SS;;ss e6 at 80 %
per shin CITY Of pa0s ( a. 80 ' p m Mails for china
daily , up to ys vanco1'er specially odd.ed only close
at hs 9I,N and thence bv close az this Office
rail 10 iiei"SSo ~ M Mails 10. MiQucon by rail -
Isly at and Do thence by st,mc close at hiS cice
W,stoh' S"po n m Mail, for cuba by raj to Tampa,
d1lW and thence steamer Sailing Mondays and Thur
Pa. anu " -, thl, Office daily at > 80 a. Malls Tor
DAYS oSr.nd unless specially addressed for dispatch
N t.,n..r co.e At this ono, daly at a. m,.o d,
of closing l. arranged the presumption OF
anu th overland transit % san francisco
men n, the East arriving time at san Francisco
ib ay OF sailing OF steamers are dispatched thence the
same day. , la, n, u n m nrevous dny
,nnlemcnary mails opened the piers OF the
riHb Flcnch and German steamers At the hour OF
Englsh, snnnIementary mails the Posto'lce which
s.1lho amen until Within ten minutes of The hour 4 sailing
NAN opn ~ CORNELIUS VAN COTT Postmaster.
OF ssts e,tna, New.York N Y. October :. 1892
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MARRIED..

CARR-ELMENDORF-O On wedrs say, 0co' er l2th, 1872.
AT ST. Georges Church, by thr Rev h"niy Motel Ms
Grace Elmcndorf Dr.. Walter Lester Carr
LEVICK- STOUT-At Hohokus, " j., on THURSDAY.
October 18Th 1892 by the Rev George clarke NoA'
Agnes B. Stout Hugh g. Levick.
MAETIN-sINCLAIE0 On Thnr,day, October 18TH ls w.;
at the PRESBYTERIAN Church DObb> F"rIy " y; ny me
Rev John fall. D. D.. Of NewYoik. assisted by the
Row T. NJ Nivcn y. D. Of Dobbs Ferry, ana me KEY;
William PARK ~ Belfast Ireland. Edith. Daughter "l
John sinclair Of Ncw-York, to Robert I. Martin Of
Belfast Ireland.
MoLLTR- rEWKSBURY-O TUESDAY Octotcr llth,
,g3 at the church Of the Heavenly Ret by the Re.
D. Parker MORAN. John MOer. j.. Of this city, to
Helen Marie Tewk,bury, daughter OF the late Henry
seward. Of Philadelphia.
REYNOLDS NILLARD-At the Presbyterian Church.
New. Hamburg y. y. Wednesday october I'm, by the
Rev r. D. Elder. pastor of the church. assisted by ne
ROY 4 H. Su.dekei Harris smith Reynolds and Martha
liver. daughter Of william -. MllaId.
TUORNBIKI,. ANORY-Ou the 10Th inst. at tn" Church
Of Our saviour LOngwoOi. Boston. by the Rev
Il H. Howe. assisted by tho ReVs. Augustine Anoly and
William La Dr. rniike Alice.
daughter Of ~. Robert AnOrv Of Boston.
Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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TANMANY NAMES IT. MEN.
NOMINATIONS FOR ASSEMBLY And ALDERMEN
MADE LAST EVENING.

-'''' LAST ~ IsNiNP.
The following candidates for A-scmblymcn and
Aldermen were nominated last night by tine Tanmany
Hall District Conventions.
ia misunderstanding, Timothy DRY Dcllar' Snlli-
van; Alderman, Nicholas r. Brown both renominatcd.
WITH Distic-As,cmby, Patrcl. H. Roach Alderman,
Andrew \. Noonan; both rcnomnat,d.
With DstlictA Assembly, Mosc, Dinkclspr Aldermen n,
William Tat; both r,nominatcd
With DiStriet-Asscmbly, Otto Kcmpncr; Alderman.
Joseph Martin. Mr. Kcmpncr is a German lawyer. AMI
prominent "anti-,nsppcr." Ills nomination +, tho
result OF ''dcai' with Tammany Hall Nh. Martin
is the present Tammany Alderman will BE- ndorsed
by the anti.snappers the district.
With Dstrict-A Assembly. William II. WALKER Alder
man, Patrick J. Ryder; both rcnomnated.
Xh District-Aldcuan, John II. Oakley nomination
for Assembly postponed until Monday evening A.
>cmbyman Sulzcr will probably be- icnouinatcd
XIth District-As,emby, Edward Bell. Of Isaac
Bell Of the Ola Dominion steamship Company; Alderman,
| Dr. = w. Smith both new men.
XIIth Dstiict-A>scmbly. Frank \. O'Donncl Alder
man. William II Murphy IcnOmnacd
Min Distict-A .scmbly James If. Southworth
nominated; Alderman. Charles PARKS. now nan.
XIvth District Assembly. Daniel +. Martin; Ald,r-
man. James c. Wund: both icnomnacd
XVIh Dstrict-As>embly Jos. ph G. Wolf; Alderman.
David J. Roche. rcnominatcd. Nj. Wolf, il
- clothing dealer.
XvIlh Di>trict-A-scnby, John J. Kerrlsan; Alder
man David Henderson. Mi. Kcrrlran formerly repre-
sent"d this district a. o County Democrat.
XVlIIth Di,tiict-As,cmbly. David Henderson un.
dcfiak'I; Ndglm1n. Robert Nun; both new men,
XIXth DiStrct-A-~cmhly Thomas G. OSullyan, a
clerk in the County Clerks Office; Alderman, william T..
Burke. a deputy sheriff; both new mn.
XXh Dlstrct-AsscIubly. William J. McKcon; Alder
man. Edward McGuIc; both new men.
XXI>t District-Ass' mby. Louis II. Hlho; Alderman.
l;on NJ. Morgan: both rcnominal'd.
XXIld Distnct-Assemlly Morris Jacoly Alderman.
John J. O'Bricn; both men.
XXIIh Dstrlct-A>,cmbly, William +. Ellison, =
lawyer Of NO 30 Broadway. The Adcinanc ConNcn-
ton postponed until this evening.
AAINth D,trict-A~-cmbly, J.. T.. Humn1. con.
tractor: Alderman. John Long; both nrw men
AXNm District-Asscnbiy. John J. kcil'h'r; Alder
man. William :. Bcaumct; both men.
XXVIh District assembly. Louis Davidson; Alder.
man. Bartholomew Donovan who has just succeeded AID
man :. H. Bailey. resigned. member Of the board
from the old XNlIId.
XXVIlth Dl,irict-A>>cmby. Grorcc T. Webster 70.
nominated Alderman. James owen.
XNVIIIth D,ifict-A>scmbly. James f. Reilly Alder.
man, Robert T. saul both new mon.
The rammany District Convention, ia the 1T. lid,
Vth and IXth District, were postponed until Monday
evening. The conventions of the NNlNth and ANAth
| Districts take place on thc sam" evening"
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Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address
DIED.

rq oI c on tG4 i d3T NGo% Of
',co T. cock and daughter Of the late Benjamin and
Faas iaP I9 liiCS at her lat residence coo D. m.
seventh day .saturday), the he l IN int.
Int. rmcnt at convenience u the family.
Train leave, l.. /. city at o'clock.
} ylia.a omit 4" r Sa'r9'
corIENET- suddenly Charles Iowndcs Cotcnot near
Hck,,c Long Island in the "a yea q h. 'sc' -,
utday october 18th. At 10 a.
S NI e,''1 s@h Carolina, paper, plea,e copy.
DENNING-On wednesday. october 18th, 1897, Grace
Ncwcomb. wife o. stewart pcnnine. .., 49,,
th f1nea ' crySc at So i@.idcnec Of her aunt Mr..
Wm. NOR. so West 2Oth.'t, on saturday. October
EARLE on hgr.day October I'm 1897 at Ba4 1.
I4co S pr a & ' y0 IN c Sit year Of
he .,idcnc u hi- uncle W >. Alexander % Greene
rins6an,on. s. Y. rapcr. please copy.
EChIR>ON suddenly. on Thursday James Ecker'on' in
Funeral .ci,Icr a: n. late residence, - West 45thst.
rRNzfB-on THURSDAY. tobcr 18Th, 1892, Isabella wife
r9n'rd ,ciScc, to be held at her lat residence ?23
South "th--i.. Brooklyn. T. D.. On SATURDAY, October
Intcrncnt ct convenience Of family.
HALI-oetoneF 1872. rclcr Han. formerly OF New-Yok.
Funeral from hi, lic ',dpncc - wniams.,t. Pro,i-
d'ncc. on saturday. ~ J.. Pc
LDrGii-on Thur.lny october 18th at hi, residence.
- plrN.a,c.. Gcore Forbes Lough, IN the GSth OF
F'n.r,r service, will be- held family residence on
Monday. the I'm int, az 10 a. NJ
Please omit flowers
MrLFoRD-uu October 18th. Dl,d H. Milford in the
Fulpal services At h~ late residence. AZ vIncand y J
Monday. October 17th p. m.
sNYEEN so B,ootIyn on Th h, October
Margaret \. >,yrc. aged y months.
Funeral at Jamaica l. L. saturday October Is, at p.
Kcnslcq ccme,ery The Har;3 R3il5oad. IS minutes
Once Is East i2d.st
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cnv,rxcIyG CAMPAIGN oRAToRY.

The bcadunaItcrs of the First Presidential N"'cfh
Eciublican Club. al No,. los ana 100 West ''c
hundred and twcnty-hith st.. was hcrN P''hc" Il. "
,,icbt when its weekly mS,s meeting wa h'I1 INC
,, non, &c ,bc evening wa, taken up with singing
-, th aloe c,ub and then Captain jack tiawiOfd'
Cha poet scout gave some Interesting relations
and sang When Grover GETS second Term III d
.tvIc peculiarly ais own. Campaign speeches were
made ly George 4. strong and Percy d. Adams. me
hli4I Wy ia ~ mnittcc announced that large mum
nnr az new member, had been taken IN curing INC
seck ~ that the total membership OF me sluo mo-"
VA, go Arson y. cole piesIdcu over INC me"uHS'
and " A. Charles was secretary
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1opGIyGnorsE KEEPERS CAN'T ESCAPE.

There is Il section o! the Election '"a' VINO" i
likely 10 be forgotten by thc p;oprlcl"io ana inc
tenants Of the lodginghouscs hotels. tenement ana
anarincut houses. 1t provide for a me ana IN
nreonmcpt Of every such person VII" REFUSES 10
r.,vcr an eector who asks III" question regarding
tho resident qualification Of every person who J.
reg4stered from these houses. thorough cAimhi-
,ion If tbe houses where voters arc hkcy = be-
olonized will be made, and the Republican National
Committee intends 10 see 70 it that these questions
ARG answered honestly and correctly. Any one VINO
,efuses 10 answer the questions put to them regard
,,, the pcope who have registered from III" HOUSES
will be arrested and prosecuted under TINS a'L
,rt law can De found on page lo3 "I th'
Election Code II Is Chapter 321 Of the laws Of
1880 and Is ~ follow;
.Anv nor,on dwelling In building VINO VII
,,,,, refuse, 10 truly answer any question asked h'
an clcctor Of such city between the first meeting "i
fine Boards Of Registry therein for any ci'c"i anu
M l,.iuc Of the polls for such election, relating L"
he residence and qualifications - voter I" any
nar.nu dWclng In such building or oil any person "o
aanncnrs upou the list OF registry OF FnicIo n'up ~
" PP,ci Of Registry as residing at such BUILDING IS
t,lliy Of a mi .fcn"dnor
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The registration in this city last Tuesday was
5000 under that the first day four years The
Tamii"ny leaders snid thnt the Republicans did MOI
come ont. show them that the Republicans will come
out by registering Oh Wednesday!
\ ROUSNG RALLY On STATEN ISLAND.
REPUBLICANS HAVE A DEMONSTRATION AND
no

hfFU BLltANS HAVE \ DEMONSTRATION MD
LISTEN TO GOOD SPEECHES.
a rouSlng Republican rally held at Mariners
snug llarbOr staten Island. last night. The meeting
was held under big tent pitched at L0ckman-avc
and the shore road. Representatives OF the various
Republican clubs OF the island present, some OF
the clubs sending uniformed batalions. 1t was "a
big and enthusiastic meeting, and showed that KEN
mond County Is fast being pcrmcatcd with sound lie
publican doctrine. While the Democrats are hghllng
among themselves staten Island the Republicans
are hard at work. and Will cut down the usual Demo
cratic majority Of Richmond County to the smallest
kind of proportions. Every one who saw the meeting
last night realized the rapid growth OF Repubhcan
sentiment in Richmond County. Reciprocity, P1otrc-
ton sound money and the other issues OF The campaign
discussed by Thomas >heehy, Of West Virginia
the principle speaker % the evening. Mr.. Hhccly
clearly set forth the Republican position In the cam
paen. and the principles of the party. lie showed
clearly the advantages arising from Protection ana
honest money. and if he did not convert AL the Demo
in the crowd certainly gave them plenty OF fool
for reflection. Cyrus i. White the Republican noml-
for .\sscmby man. and SiXt Carl kap the n0lnin-
me- for District Attorney. were among the prominent
Republicans present, and each made short speeches.
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FEELING FOR TIE SOLDILR VOTE.

POOR TRICK OF DEMOCRAT; MANAGERS.
EASILY AND QUICKLY DETECTED.
When General >icklcs declared at the Democratic
National Convention that the Democratic veterans OF
the war never would support the great enemy OF the
Old soldiers and the vctoer Of over 800 deserving pen
sion claims. he meant g. and the Democratic soldiers
have shown in every way possible that they intend
70 carry out to the letter the threat that Wa made
By the General at that cOnveniiDn Every cnort has
been made by the Democratic leaders 10 stop the tide
Of veterans in its course away from Cleveland. Be
sides sending 10 Washington to the Grand Army En-
empment alleged veterans in uniforms that they were
not entitled 10 wear 10 distribute FreeI Trade d0cu-
nents among the old soldiers, and establishing in TINS
city ocalcd veterans headquarters, the Democratic
managers have set upon another scheme bY winch
they hope to find out how the soldier Not" was
going 10 be cast this fall. whether for the man who
went IN the front and did his duty at the time when
men we're needed for the man who hired subSti-
tute to do his fighting for him, and then vetoed IN"
pension hills of all Of tie veterans whom he could
that DID CO.
From 80. "a Finh-avc., the headquarters Of "hat
has been termed the National Veterans IhrIn lie
form League has going 70 veterans all over 'h'
State recently Il letter signed by John Mckay Of
No. lO7 Priuce-st, Brooklyn that was iht'hd'u 10
settle for The Democratic managers the question as u
how the individual members of the Grand Army OF
this State were going 20 vote. 1hia letter was
cOuched In the most deceptive terms. II sad uH''
the writer had met the person 4 whom 10" reuter-
addressed ~ HE cncampment Of the @raud Army
IN Buffalo year $50, and that thcr" had been as
custom between himself and several friend In the or
Plantation a. 10 the way I'm which be was lkoN 10
vote this year. If Mr. Mckay Thought that the man
was Il Democrat he would Gay in some of the letters
Is reported that he understood tlat In" recipient
Of the letter WIS "A lifelong Democrat, and that he
had been Informed that he did not intend 10 br'ih
away from the party Of which he had been mem
Der 80 long IT, on the other hand, he thought tha'
the person 10 whom he wrote was a Republican, he
would tell him that il understood mat he was Il
Democrat and would vote for Cleveland. The lctcI
TO the supposed Democrat was 10 arouse the Demo
Gratis party pride and the letter TO tie RcpHblcal
was expected 10 make him announce himself Without
delay and IN such terms that there could be no HIS
lake about II.
Inc replies that have come 10 this circular lctteI
which was sent out by Mr. Mckay have not been al
e satisfactory 10 the Democratic campaign managers
The veterans throughout the state understood me
letter Immediately and they sent word 70 the Repub
can National Committee that this sort OF work was
icing done. II any veteran receives such IettcI
and wishes 10 reply 10 II he might Just as wen SEND
j 10 the headquarters OF the DemOcTauc National
Committee directly, because IL VIII get there anyway
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MHEyRY'S CONNECTION WITH THE BORDEN CASE.

MHEYRY'S CONVECTION WITH THE BORDEN CASE.
Fall River. Mass. oct. 1f.-City Marshal Hliiaru'
who was at home to-day, said In regard t. Detective
Mcllenry's alleged statements reported in "Ihc
Boston Globe that McIenry IS not now IN the
employ Of tie city. lie employed by the city
marshal through the authority given by Mayor
Couehin. lie looked up and reported several minor
matter, in Credtable way.
What about Mr.. MclIcnry's intimate friendship
for you alleged in the story - was asked.
"Well.' he said, smlngly. "Mclienry has done
my work well: I'm not going to say he has not treated
me squarely. There are great many things about
this which the pubic does rot know. OF which
| had not Gle slightest suspicion when the hearing
was closed There Is reason to believe that t"e
Government has some important evidence which has
not even yet been limited at I'm the newspapers.
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Ia-hcr amid great excitement resigned the game n
on the forty third move. ms j. Ms 'rN' "''" -
the present series al games.
NOTES BY W STEINITl.
IA, White certainly loses move here. ana the al
vance 20 T. adopted in the sth move was more umoy
now.
tb K-H So with the object OF advancing P-h l.
WAS stronger This too valuable 10 be eNchangen
for the adverse Kt and the text move could nave huy
any other object
fcj Dubious. and certainly not called for at this
iuncturc.
ID, 70 draw his opponent on for an apparently prom
ising attack which, however, seems foied oS ueep
combination. ,.,.,
(c) Tho game on both sides Is now extremely critical
~ dceYly woven plot unfolds ITSELF. OF course
II h had played IS PKt I. he would nave Ia'en 'o
the ,,op Of % Kt-B s. and II 70 = y H. 20 / i as
ca aud wins see diagram
~ % KIT p was out Of the question o." '-oo"'
of the rcoIndcr II N. Again. go ht-ht o. "h''n
wa, no doubt contemplated. was una\ahap o' '''o""
~ aG T. y. 26 1t y X; - PIX q, with Winning
t.uIy
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v,urn FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

Hudson. " Y. Oct. IA specall.-Ihe columbia
County Republican Assembly Convention met at ."e
9, charles Hotel In this city at noon 'o-o"y' A''e
,h ron was called the convention adlourn'd 10 ee'
AZ III. Court House at o'clock Inc ueiesi,,, n.''
at III ,,trg were called 10 order by Chairman
I'LL Judge j. Rider Cady presented Inc name
:, -. a.semblyman John G. Hogeboom OF huoSo'' 10
~. unanimous choice Of the HUDSON dH'sa'o'l'
.aroo r. GARDINER placed In nomination 'ia'i's W.
pon Of IhII.dac. Notwithstanding the iac' 'n'' Ni'
nI,,, on stated 10 the convection that ne VIZ au-
iSorlzcd 10 withdraw his fathers name "'' '''' va"
,,nutiul I'd.
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BE10KLYN REPUBLICANS N'ML FOUR CANpI-
DATES.
The Republican nominations iOI member OF con
orc I'm four Of the five Brooklyn district, were made
last evening The convention In tn" INA District was
adioulucd The nomination, are these; I'D DISTRICT,
William IT, Grace. fNth District. Charlie, H. Hobbs +,
vth District Charlie 6. Bennett, Win District, John
Creamy.
Mr. Grace is "a well known real ate dealer. ana
ho live, on the Heights. lie came int" prominence
I'm the campaign Of lo-5 ~" president 81 the Home
and County Protection brotherhood whch did much
70 aid the election Of the Republican ticket In that
campaign. Mr. Iobb, j. young mwycr IN the
twenty fourth Ward and has Lccn active III Ecpub-
licnn polite, there for number Of YcaE, lie is a son
Of Major Edward II. Hobbs, one Of the most prominent
Rrpubicins Of the city, and belong, to the Union
League club. Mr.. Bennett d the president of tn
Evcrgircns Cemetery A--ocation and Nv, In the
Twenty eighth ward. he j. the son Of the late 'cps'
G. Bennett founder of The Erookyn Iimc~,' and
i, a well known hu-inca- man. Mr.. Creamy Is nour
and feed merchant in the Fourteenth Ward. where he
hn, maintained a high Icpni alton man 81 upright
ness and worth IN TIE community. II" IA never
lid puhllc Office The di-rict all Democratic By
vIe new apportOnmcnt except the Nth but with ?
-ir,ur candidate oppose General ta there Is hope
of success in the liza District
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.o,pp,vc MEETING AT SOUTH AMBoI.

cou,h Amboy, n. j.. Oct. II (spfcla).-Wl'h nne
ao,ochn,c display, good music and parade oi 'n''
rons headed by the T. Burd Grubb Battery 'h' NJ
1Iicous of South Amboy opened the canpnt" ~"
Thursday evening successfully ana el'"u'n'sns "i,,
,aI HALL was crowded to Its utmost c"Pio"N'
1 ,ho audience being many liberal Democrats
",,n,.,u,s among whom Mayor ID. 1. hAse.
,,n address delivered by @. Frank su'herhhu' VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
DEMOCRATIC INSPECTORS ARRESTED.

Buffalo. y. y. Oct. 14.-JOhn J. Coughlin. Michael
Ryan, Frank McCabe. Patrick J. Moran and James
Carmody, Democratic Inspectors OF election I'm the IId
District Of the Nineteenth Ward indicted to-day
for refusing TO swear In the two Republican members
Of the board at the meeting for registration last Satur
day. Their arrest on bench warrants followed ana
ihnY Mdmlited 10 bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
MES uiR3IsOy / LITTLE WE1kER

WASHINGTON oct. 1i.-1h" only ch""E' III w. No.
sons condition tonight is that she Is ''i' "'>'
,,, "a, , yesterday To-day she slept most "i
,,o fine II WINS heavy sleep. however, tit't w'N eN-
hou,tIng in II. effects and Indicated the we" 'ohuo'
81 the patient At intervals she w'nid """n'' anu
remain 50 for few minutes. only to drop Oh "s''l
into .lumbcr. During her waking moments sue .ooN
nourlshmcnl but small quantities nsr rsep nnIcG