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BACK IX THE FOLD AGAIN.
THE THIRD TARTY TOO MUCH FOR HIM
1
A PROMINENT NEW-JKRSF.Y PrtOHimT-ONIS*]
WHO WILL SIr__0_f HARRISON AM) MOUTON.
William P. Crooks lives at No. 33 Carleton
ave., Jersey City Heights. He is Grand Socretarj
of the Order of Good Templnrs for thc State o
New-Jersey and Deputy Bight Worthy Gram
Templar. He has been, durins tho last lifted
year*, foreman in the tin, iron nnd ste, 1 shops o
thc Pennsylvania Railroad and is popular witl
thc workmen of whom ho has cb ?r tire, ile ha1
large IbIbBBIJS not only in Jersey City, but alsc
throughout thc entire *->tnte. He always lahore*
in the interest of the Republican party until 1884
In that year a chango came over him and he threw
thc whole weighl of his intiueuoe in favor of St
John nnd thc Prohibition party. The new rccrui'
occasioned so much joy among tho leaders of th;v
organization and his accession to their ranks wm
deemed of so much im|M>rt*inco that they at once
placed his mime upon tho National ticket as om
Bf their lTv.sidint-.il electors. He stumped thc
State for St. John, nnd with all the zeal of a con
vert worked bard and long during that oxeitini
canvass to win votes for his new-found allies. Tl
liim, indeed, may be said to have been due in t
large measure tho uncxiiectcdly heavy vote whicl
was ea*<t ia Now-Jersey in favor of Prohibition.
READY TO APMIT AN ERROR.
Like _M sincere and Bptight citizen that he ia
Mr. Crooks bas never been loth to ?i_it that hi
was wrong if Decision demanded such an admis?
sion. 'Hie present he deems an opportune timi
for such a display of courage, nnd accordingly ht
niiik. s hold iMinounceinent of tho fact, with tht
siguilicaut addition that during this campaign ht
will work mi-ht and main for the great party ol
progress amt thereby help to pm Now-Jersey in thc
Its-publican ci'luinn on November 6. When a tt
paitoa of Tm: Tri rune leached No. SI Carleton
ave. on Saturday Mr. Crooks was quietly Bmoklnf
a cigar, after having returned from liis work in
the l'< BBsylvaala Shops. Scattered on thc
veranda, where he sn*, were piles of letters and
pafSBB from thc different organizations with whic_
Bkl ls connected.
" That, a good days mail for n workingman,
is ii not . ' he said in answer to thc surprised loo_
of tba reporter. u Well, I receive a large cor
reepoudenoe like thal every day; it is sometimct
larger even titan that."
AT l'i'.Al K WITH HIS CONSCIENCE.
? Is it true, Mr. Crooks," the reporter began,
? that you have quitted the Prohibition party und
aro going to label this year in the cause of Rc
pallin anism P
" Von i.i.iy write that down as a fact." he re?
plied ; " and you may add, too, if you like, that 1
feel (taite at peace with my conscience since 1
Blade thal Besolatlen.a
" The Tra nt" Nie ls anxious to learn your rea?
sons for deciding on tho chango."
"My BBBBOBS for udojiting iho change!" he
?fhiii-d. ? Why, I am only returning to my father";
harass, If you ask me why I ever Mrnyeel away,
my reply would bs that I was anxious for a chango.
I found, bane I er, that thc roof of my now home
waa lull of leaks; in fact, if I may usc an Irish
bull, 1 found the roof wa mi t a roof at ali, or il
there *?*?? was a roof, it must have hoon blown off,
for tho inmates were only enabled to koop up an
appearance oi health by huddling closely together.
In othes WOlds, I lound that the Prohibition party
wai sa utter iiiul cnini'l'de failure, that it was be?
yond human power ever to realize their dream,
and, wont of nil. that they were laboring to smash
the BepubUeaB parry, or. failing in Ibis, to defeat
that, party al ail base-da upon all oocaaionB. and
reg*r_lc_a of sacrifice. This was too moen lor
mi'.''
SICK OV HIS EXPERIMENT.
? You tried it as au experiment!'"'
" ___actJj*-an experiment in the interest of tem
nerance. Bul I hav*- been wofully deceived,
rhe experiment bas been a dinna] failure. De
siring to profit by experience, 1 believe now more
firmly than I over believed that whatever of gooel is
to be secured, either In temperance r.^fpirm ?.r elae
wbere, bul especially in temperance reform, will
h. >t secured within, and nut without, thc party
of Abraham Lincolh. I si*:ik of course of tem
i i ce reform j;** a National issue. I know that
i;i this very city al thia momenl then- is a vast
eua of m -.'ley being subscribed by our Democratic
friends In the li *? rests of the sain"!:; yt rh*.- Pro
bibitionist* with o*ft--npeated and emphatic na
s rtlona ol sincerity, are n..t ashamed to work
hard, knowing thnt every step they take in a close
State bk*' rliis tend- to help that party : for I have
i'*d thc Blighter*! doubl thal they ar-- guilty of the
sin?:iinl it is a grievous sin?of Democratic as?
cendancy -,n our Commonwealth."'
WHAT TIIF. PABTT has DOMl IN" tncw-yx-BET.
-How du poa regard the efforts of the Rc
pnblieaa patty in tba State ta the caufse of Tom
pBtancef*
'" Perfectly satisfactory. Dining the last State,
elocti'.n BOBM Mends of mino who were candidates
for tho Legislature stated that they wara going
to *'.o certain tilings in favor of temperance. I
BBJd little to th*m. and they little to me, but
W-Mtt they elid say was to tho point. They wero
(leered, and kepi tinir promises. The Republican
majority in our Legislature sacniiccd a great
?any Mends among their constituents. For that
I think they deserve my support and will re?
ceive it. Ry moans of this high lid-nsc, an in?
crease- from ??.">() to |250, there lins booti turned
int** the banda of our County Treasurer 1200,000.
Our tressa]If bein!' thus replenished from that
source, say taxes and other people's taxes, ara kept
down.*'
" Do tin- Prohibition jttirty mon expect to suc?
ceed ?"
" I am sure they do not. I look upon it as a
Democratic moveS-SBl under another name. The
speech mild*- by the candidate for v"ioe-_-_dtleBt
ut. the- ratification meeting in Now-York, some
weeks ago, diagnsted me. Mr. Brooks virtually
laid: 'Wo do not expect to be elected, but we
do axjpee! to defeat thu Republican party.'"
" lleiw large will tho Prohibition vote be in tho
State f
??The highes! number they polled was 10,720.
sis months ago. I thought that during this
BS?inaign they would lia ve 70,000, or aboilt one?
il* ml ol th*- entire vole. Since reading the plat?
form of the Republican party, however,?which
I*. -,ii outspoken tn thal gre*! 'iuis'.- which I have
at heart that every good citizen ought to bc
?sit,shed with it?I am eonfldenl that only 15.000,
bi tbereabout*, will rally tai their atandard.
With-.at General Fisk, of course, they would re?
ceive some thousands Ic.-s.
OJ*I*OMN<. UlI'lilM IN NKW-yORK.
"In all the efforts BBBde by the Republican
parly* during thc last throe years in New-York
In toe interest of temperBBCe, the Prohibitionist*
have opposed them. They opposed the Crosby
High Linns.- bill, ami threatened to ostracize BO
eially ;is well ;..-, politically any one who should
vote for it."1
*? Univ do y*ui regard thc t'.nlt plank in the Pro?
hibition platform I*
*' I do rn'1 like it at all. It savors too much of
free trade tat atv taste, lhere ar*- a Bamber ol
members .-l oui ontaaisBtion who hoid tba BB Bis
opinion of the rInform as I *lo mys-If. We have
some very siren;.' lodges in the si ut lum Bection of
tbe State, an-l m ami around Trenton workingmen
who ar*- supported largely from the twittery trade.
Tho tariff plink, I know, doesn't please them; so
they will rappor! the Re*?blle*n nominee."
?? Hav*- you told the Leadera of the party thal you
are n.p langer witli thi in t
" Tliey seem lo know it. for The Voice' has
been alren'H* attacking me, and another heal organ
of the party here h.is <l<>no the mme. Hut that is
no harm. I am BO looser a Prohibitionist lam
a Republican. I feel at bom.- once more, and tho
BIBBS ti on i so'agu* ii'.li' that. I oromise The Trib?
une not te struy away any mer*. I shall usc my
best earle*vore in this county to hdp elect Har?
rison ami Morton."
*> ?
PUB- TRAIiE WOE I.I) KILL TIIE SILK INnritTRY.
since tho attitude of Charles S. Higgin* In support
of the Republican i*'afform arid candidates was deflruv]
ho baa received tho following letter from an old
friend, II. II. Crosby, vice-president of the Paterson
Savings Institution, of Patoison, R. J., comni'-iidlim
hi* position -.
Paterson, N. J., July 20, lf?88.
My Old Frit-nd : I Ml Th- Trlliun** s?y? lld* ?_*___
eommeutln- editorially en your position on thc qucsUou
of protection to American industries:
" Mr. B__S_a ha* t>en a I MsBg DMMBSt *nd wa* av
pointed t Bridge Trustee by Domocratlc officlilj. He de?
clare* his firm adherence to the party of protection, *nd
?ays that the ensctment of the Mill* bill would mean tho
ruin bb the soap Industry tn this country-"
Yee, and you could say the bilk trida. We have In
this city e**e Ste hundred silk mills, ?rre*t and small.
Carry out free trade to the letter, snd fifteen to twenty
thousand emple.ye* will hu thrown out nf employ. I elory
In youx position. Truly yours, II. B. CROblJY.
THE WORK OF NEW-JERSEY CLUBS.
The -rsi Republlctn meeting in Bereen County, K. J.,
waa held on Friday night, and the attendance wt* bo
latta Uu l tho Kepu.ncin* of that dlau-lct feel mort than
fret certain u_v tts State wU go fox -*rci?.u._. __s
meeline wi* held at ttnekensack, in thn new town hall,
which hoidt. a thousand people. Tho hall wa* packed
and many could not get Inside. The .peaker* Brat!
Mayor Z. K. Pangborn, of "The Jersey City livening
Journa'.," E. Y. Hell, of Newark, ind (J ha ri*"* H. Bet*
loufrha. Grand Commander of tho ursnl Army of tin
?sawfelle of New-Jersey. Th* sj>oakor* wore all well
received. William Walter Phelp* was exp-cte-d H Bl
present, but he could nm leavo Washington, ba-causc ot
tho Anal vote on tin' Mill* bill. Th'-r.- iv.ic a loree
numtier of laboring men present, and ihe meeline, con?
ducted by tho Repui>llo?ii Club, ot which Asa W. Dick, naen
i* president, wa. said to bo tho largest and mo.t suc?
cessful ever held In tho county.
HELP NEEDED IN A GOOD CAMPAIGN WOBK.
ORGANIZING REFTOI.ICAN' 0_TJBg IN I'VKHY AS
SEMM-Y DISTRICT ..V THE CITY.
The work of organlrdng Republican clubs In a'l tho
Assembly PtltllelB of tho city gBM isptft| BS " so
rapidly, In fact, as to outrun tlie ability of those havteg
lt In hand to cope with Iho niovenieiit u Minuit a |00d
t deal more flnanclal assistance than they have received.
f, Tlie committee of tho Republican Club of New-Yoi lt,
which ls spending tho lime, money and energy of Its
members lavishly upon the geog work, ls deeertlBg
of all praise and support, and so well has lt carried out
iii-- unilt-rlalilng that a large number of cl'iu'llve clubs
havo already been stalled In different part* of she
city, and nurtured until they are not only alroa*l> SSH*
sustaining, but doing aggressive work In their neigh?
borhoods. There are many districts left, however.
whore other clubs, no less active- and aggressive, could
be formed wllh a lillie financial BBBBHaaee at lr*! Bl
provide proper quarters, cte. I'm- such pnipeOBI
tba committee has Issued an appeal fop |B,0OO, whlih
no doubt Will lie speedily ..i.b-cili-cel. timi ill.itti.l I
need have no doubt that what rhey gua* \iill bo ju?
dicious^ expended. Rritowlng is the appeal:
Last spring th.* Republican Club of th- (':!-? cf New
Vork ai'p'dnt'd the B*deralg*0d a Committee sf Twenty.
Ove to secure tho formation of Republican Club* In the
*. viral *_ae_lblr Disiriits nf the city. Soon after lt.*
) ! appointment the committee met and MSB-lted, Bash
j ! llstrlct wa* Investigated and a full nnd latsM report
vis made upon lt. In most of tho district* no clubs
j txlsted. In som* of them clubs had a nundea! galla**!*
Silly, while In a Btw of tho district* there wen I
? Ind efllcient clubs doing good wotl;. Whorl club* were
I I wanting entirely, and whats * Rey vero feeble, ti?- ena*
J %'aU*-e sought to rouse tho Republicans to BTOatei a.?'I\ 11v
and effort 1'ariiy throngo Its S-Otta a:id partly. BO
' !iiubt, In consequence nf UM prneral clnli OMlVeuienl
toing on throughout tho country, BM lick ..I anCBBlt
Iob new chilis and i*t*rs*nltlas and strengthenlne. th*
lld ones has made rapid and favorable ulogie**, lu
?avaral parts of the city Um ii ni. eMieiaoal sad mirk arii
?!1 that could be expected or _______ At Um no a it
tim,* there arc no clubs in anani districts, aid Hms* * te
Vting In some localities need help to make thom ?trong
.nd cfllctont.
Tho end soO-ht after ny tho organization ol t'ip*<-.e
clubs ls the supremacy of th" platform sod UM prinelpb*
of tho BepoUleaa party. Th" work air- a lr tame, te*
which is peopaaad M be aaatlaaail. in bi Um tater*?- si I
lae v.. ill .lng of ihe tarty tt large. It I* believed
that the welfare of all who lsbt* Sstaaats up a Um aaeseas
of the Republican party and it* prluciiili-s. and thai ?
Will bc ansur.-d If a know LU'.- ni UMM priactpil -. I I
tho dangers which threaren their overthrow, ls -.'"iierallr
diffused among the people. Th" NM'Ional l.overnment ;*.
at present, dominated by men who have no sym?
pathy with thu laboring man. To-day the vote af UM
TMaeiiiBlli Baataai?Mttvai in Osnaiasa i* praetleallr
solid against thal protection which ha* nindi- UM ii.*-ch?nlc
self respectlng and lndcp. ndent and which sashles him
comfortably to support his family and educate his dil ',;? n
Tho policy of the present Administration would reduce
and degrade the intelligent and thrifty laborer of America
to the miserable and pitiful condition of thc laborers Bl
Kur..po. It ls the chief purpose of UMM dab* M arouse
the workingmen of the country, and particularly of th!*
city, to a sense of the dangers which beset their future
prosperity.
Mew-Tar* City ls the largoat manufacturing city In tho
country sud contains hundreds of UMaSBOO- of Wile?
ri ula, will lie *<-riou.-lV IffO-tOd by the propeled
change* In the tariff laws. Nowhere con IB* \a len b
so easily leashed as lc-ri*. nor ls thar! I*0t>8l I'la''
arhara a tew rete* ono oap eu the ether, can have so
?.'? offset as in ttio bIom .-md pivotal BtaM of (few
York. The campaign ls alr-n ly bi?un. A eoatortobli
club-room in each district, ciucallv located, and sanpUed
with papers and BoeVOMBt* iihich BaSlytt BBd di-i-n-s
the issues tetWCMB t1-" pull's, and when Um people,
and especially UM young man, can meet and confp*r and
Usteo to coiivlncliig Speaker* v. Ill br ri powerful 10X11?17
to the regular porty organization, lt will be h
'. r UM edoeatioa cr roten and bring i" Um work of Um
auapalga organized and bntntlla ? ' I sad letlon.
Wli.at is BSed-d to carty fOTWird the Wi rk so well ad?
vanced is more oMoey, and thi eoBualttet eau proesi i s i
furili'-r without lt. It* lin-tiilter* B8VO I
their own means, and the waru to then is a la! of ol I***,
bal oatatdi in-ip la aeesBaary. Ai i fruit or the effort!
of tm* c.BMBlttea a oi nala* rs bli uvoiber ol p-ita iv-- el >' ?
have sprung np m __r*re_t port! of th! etty, whl
not only arlf-sust-talsg bur dolas agrr*- |V. wbtk ie th lr
" peeUVI DI .-' '-.-I. - p ..-? j i'.i?e)s | h|> | baye bi--')) brought.
into exist.-','*- nader rh*- uperrUlen of thil aoanalttei tad
with its Basaslsl ail ore eli sad j strang sad di1!-, in, real
lag Ha Ii staii'tunBilli) Th* ttrtrmnd* f..r Bnanclal
?Bes a* the preaaBl moment, from all pan* of th! etty,
are Infinitely greater than the eoaanltSM COB supply, sad
Se* BIB riv-n that a* noan as duli* BM Ibrm I I oj
proper Qoarten provided, theil awohen cm belargelj aa ?
oMoted _nob the D'-ino'-ratir party, siiaii in- Seay theil
appeals 1 We must unless the money ls forth'-nnuiie
The commliiee, therefore, connd-n'lv appeal! M gen?
erous Republicans evatywhers at jid ii la this important
Wi!:.
At least f.^.OOO ]$ required. All who contribute lo
this S-Jarl stair rest assured that every dollar Hay (.-Iv-'
will be expended Judiciously and strictly for club organl
ration, and bs paid out upon detailed vooehen mig. Ket
a toot of lt will be wasted.
Remlttancea may bi- forwardel to Wi!'lam Rrookfl'-ld,
treasurer, No. Ab Cllft-st., New-Yoik. who wfll acknowl?
edge receipt of the game. Weenie 1 fall j.
JAMES A. -LAMCHAKD, Chairman.
WM. RF.ARV, .s,c. wm. BROOKF1E_D, Treas.
Mortimer c. Addams, Blchord J. Lewis,
Lucius C. Ashley, Charles K. Lraow,
James p. rearm Henry Melville,
John A. Grow, J?bn S. Smith,
James W. Dawe*, Kolon II. Smith,
Henry W. Hayden, William H. Townley,
Job E. Hedges, " Joseph ninan,
Charles A. Ibis f*. V. R- Van Wyck
J. Homer Ilildrfth, A. R. Whitney,
James fi. Lob maier, H. M. WyaJt-Sp,
EDWARD T. RARTLETT, President, BBM-M*
Commitleo on Club Organlaiiilon In the City of New-Vork.
IfO LACK OF INTEREST IN MArNK
READY TO REI'IN TIIF. ACTIVE CAMPAIGN? RE
l'URI.ICANS UNITKD AND ACTIVE.
Augusta, Ile., July _1 (Special).?Ii ls gratifying to
BOt* tho BBBBBBOna liielniscincnt W-ieh tl I ininilna
ilons mado at Chicago are receiving In this State.
Maine Republicans to a man are giving the Hebel a
hearty and cordial luppetl which Indicates ut leas!
10.000 plurality tat liurlclgh in September. II la
Significant that the conservative mri) of the party are
highly pleased with tho nominations and give the
tlili't theil unqualified approval. Ia th* BOlghbor
ing city cf Waterville, where au wa* pol as mooth
as a weil regnlated party otgiiilialliiii ibonld be, th*,
chicago laleetions havo united uii the anTeraal cle?
ments, and a hading BepnbUeaa of that elly says the
parry I., now in excellent condition That Mr. Blaine
?s alaiut lo cunie hume and enter UM IBBspBlgn Wfth
ail hu aU nine vigor and power li giving lae DearM
erais, i,ii ona*inri lhere was a period winn they
ventored to sjoiik of Patnam'i eleetton, but the] are
content BOW villi saying thai they xi ill he able to re?
duce the Republican majority.
They are ail-tag a itrentMos BsTor! ro aryanlae a
working f<.rce far tbe campaign. An executive com?
mittee has be-in rhosp-n to tako chajgo anil heail
aaartaea are) ta be apeaad la Portlood- Hie Btata
Committee has held several meetings tn prepare a
plan of campaign, hut lt remains t<* bp- sp.ii \ihether
anything will b*< accomplished. T_e DenKteraUe or
ganlr.atlon lias bc-en peculiarly Inefficient in the peat,
ami If a new leaf _ toned OVBf BOW if will a gre-at
snrprlse t*i Maine poll titians, Ike Republicans will
open the active campaign about tb* iiil.l'lle of August.
A Inigo annuirit of preliminary work Is being Sane,
however, and tho clerical tore* ar Republican head?
quarters In this city ls actively engaged. ?_ Hur?
leigh will take a hand soon and tho ability as an
organizer which bo has BbOWB will prove "t gre*!
value.
trVSJ REPfRI.irANS IN I'llIEADfCU'IMA.
Philadelphia. July 22 (SpeetS*").? liepublicans tliem
sclves aro surj)rl.secl at th*- raidd Itrlde* with which
the organzatlon of clubs ls going on. AJBMBf every
day ushers In a now club, and tm SOSBai are the
oflicers chosen than a banner ls ordcr-'l and iiiilfoiins
adopted. 'Ibero wore never so many political mulching
organizations in this city before, ond Ihe number U
bound lo swell. At the t'nlon Republican Otoh
ho-dquarli-ra,, and at tho City and State I 'Uinnittcc
roomi lt I* stated fha! before Ihe close of August t|,ere
will be fully six hundred Republican club* In Phi Iv
d'-Iphla, with a membership of over 40,000, Ibsra
will bo a number of parades In which all the clubs
will participate, 'ibo flixi tiini-out will occur on
September _0, when Ihe campaign will bs BpSBSd tit
tba Academy eif Haass. a*rssldaal Mwla g Btewart,
of the I'ennsylvanla League of i;.,ptibii< an Clubs, will
call tho State Exeeuilve OBBUBMSS lagatbar UM last
PSSJi In Augi-il. To-niorrow the R*imbil* an Stale
The Boat Hl?S-( in*. Clcoretieo.
Xl_a*y Bro*' Speolol roroax*
(emmit tee will send many thousand collett of Mr.
Milne's portrait, with a quotation from his letter ol
May _7, under the healing. " Illacinc's Prophetic Words."
to all clsase- nf voter! iii 'he Stat-. John Wana?
maker ha* given tho Young Republican* Hie uso, free
of charge, of a large building h ? OWttl In Norih Hrold
8t. Tho club will occupy lt until after the election.
MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN!** AT WORK.
TIIK CAMfAION B-MPg IN KAnNFrVT TWO MONTHS
KARlIEIl THAN Dg__?
i_TTi:tKoRariiTi> riir. Tiunr-Mr.. 1
Indianapolis, Jul*,- Bl.- Ota-Vga st, Hopltlnt, of De?
troit, chairman of the Michigan State Central Com
inlltee, was here- last week for the purpoio of having a
talk with (lenora] Harrison. In an Interview he said:
" I think thl* ls going to be a Republican year. I
know lt ls so, a.s far as we of Michigan are concerned.
lt was this certainly that led us to make such a fight
for tienoral Alger. When we taw that we could not
get him, (ier.oral Harrison VS* our next choice, bc
e msc nf his record In the army, and hi* known
fi I* nllines* to tbe ve'eram-* No nomination ever
.Teated more enthusiasm In Michigan. There are
no wounds to heal, not even any scars. Harrison
was popular In Michigan before ho wan nominated.
Ile vl-dtp-d Detroit In February, and the 6peech ho
tumlo created a mo.t favnrahlo Impression."
"What ls tho political situation In your State f*
?"The Democrats are malting a vigorous effort to
rarrj- the State, and are now claiming that lt ls doubt?
ful. We shall disappoint them, though I have no
doubt that Cleveland has boen BSSBred (liar lt will
be carried for him. The Administration has paid
Blare attention to Michigan ihan to any other State,
with the hope, I think, of making lt doubtful. In
my contact wllh men, I havo found many Democratic
who will not vote for Cleveland, and I have not heard
of a Bingle Republican who will not vote for Harri?
son. Tbs light will ba made on tJio Issue between
Pia.t '?tliui and free Md* TBS majority of the
Deasoerotl thorough!! believe In free trade, but many
Milo ti , i,;.,ive, liiiiir reformer**. The Issue will be
lissiIj drawn, ami I haven't my doubt about tho out?
come. ?
'? Whet will the laborln. men do!"
" The grear majority nf thom will rofe with the
Republicans. They are almost BBlvSISSH. l:i favor
of proteettoa They are taking more Mareil lu
politics this year than ever before, ami the moro they
study thc _mei of the neat galga. lae neater th** Rc
publican party they pet. Thc lumbermen will nearly
ell < pporl Geaeral Harrison. Tba Democrats know
that, and are attempting t" bold some vote* by noml
:? W. R. Hurt, l wealthy lumls-r dealer of Sagi?
naw, for Governor. Their BtalO Convention will BO
bab] *ni nanda**". A determined flghf ls waged against
I. ir! hy many of his party, but he seem* to havo the
Inside frat ls. t"urti two years ago he wa* a Kepubll
can. lu ISSal be tnppartad BaalM and the Democratic
nominee for c.ovcrnor, so he was half over thin, and
two years ag* li" g"f clean over Into th" Democratic
raab*, if be 1- oomlnated it will lie oa account of
his boodle and tho fact that he ls a lumberman. He
mys he will pur $b<>.0Oo lalo the campaign, if he Is
BOB?Bated. His comp tltor for the nomination ls a
junii.uiiiced free trader, and If he li ramed tho Issue
will be clearly eleflnee].*'
" Havo the Republican* begun their campaign work
yet."
?? The campaign, so far as the Republicans are con?
cerned, has really opened now. twa monrhs earlier
tlian aver before. Clubs aro being organized |n every
county In the Slate. Then* were many Alger clubs
before tbe National Convention, and Immediately after
Gsa**?I Harrison wis chosen Govemur Alger wrote
in all tia's*' dubs and requested thom to becomo H'.rrl
100 and Morion organization.*. Ills request in every
Instance has been met. General Alger
ls taking an active part In tho campaign,
end 11 lil keep up ills work. He will clo all ho can do
in both the Stale ami NaMon."1
" Will ihe vote of the ?.r<-cnbackers or Prohlbltlon
1-is eui Bach of a Dgure In Michigan!"
''Tho Greenback party heretofon has been an Im
porianf factor. This year lae hailer* win rapport
General Harrison, and 1 think a majority of the party
will da UkeWifM. I llO BO! think the laird party pm
hlblflonlsts a:.- a* strone Ss they were two fears ago
when tl.ev cast ii vide of ?_'.'..ooo. Many of tho promi?
nent mn of tho pani have announced their Inion
tlon t" support Harrison and Morton. I think the
Bi publican, of the State have never had better rea?
son tn feel confident '
LONG ISLAM) REPUBLICASa
THE NOMI."*. A'J'lo.V*. OP HAI'.RImiN AMI MORTON
V.TI.I. Ria* I III I I) 1 CUBS FORMIN*"..
Probably no nominations eould have tended to
unite anil solidify the Republican* eif Long Island
is-ttcr rhan thoa* mado ar .'hicago. The four or llvo
hundred who. by voting fur Cleveland or st. John, en
abled the Democratic candidate! la 18Bd lo carry Bal?
fe ll; * aunty by 550 majority, aro Mltofied with Gc
eral Harrtsoa aad atlll undoubtedly ntara bs rho rani:*
of tbe Republic**, part j tbe coming fall and Boffolk
County trill be found oa the right sid* with Its normal
majority for ti.e Republicen tsnrtlrtaloi of between
800 and 4<K>. Bo al->> In Qoeeni 1'minty will the ma?
jority of these Mho de*"lied In lfs-1 be found work?
ing with a will for Harrison and Morton. Among
Republicans In both rounttea there appears much
greater enthusiasm for their nominees than ls at pr--;
ont visible 011 tlie part of the Ix-niocrary for rho St.
I.mils tie kef. Local Republican leaders express In
the i:i*'st sanguine term-; their conviction that Queens
County will bare Its Democratic majority reduced be?
low that of 1884, which was several hundred less
than usual.
chits er* firming In every village In both counties.
Flushing had a rousing ratlficatlos meeting a few
evening! ego, et which the greatest enthusiasm was
displayed bf the larg" Bamber present. Tho .Pro?
tection Republican Compalga Club ls ihe name of a
new organization In th" village of Oyster Day, which
held a ratlgeattoB meeting the other night. The Repub?
licans nf cien Dove an rallying in force to the Bar*
li-nn bonner and ever -oe) voter* have requested
ex Senator John Ilirdsall to licconie prp'sldent of the
Harrison Club which ls being formed. A larg.* club
has beea funned at Pearsall*, where a rat 1flc.1tfon
ni's-flng was held a (tow nights ago. Tile club has
IBO member*. A club al -early loo members has also
been organised in lama!ra
?
REPTJBLICA-l PROSPB TB DI X F.W.I HRS LY.
Trenton, ff. J., July ?_-_ (Sjx-clall.-t.eneral William J.
Sewell !n an Interview here regarding Hut i*nlitlcal
situation sad: '? I believe New-Jersey will go Rrpuhll
can. The only denicul of danger iles in the candidacy
of (Jencral Clinton Ii. Fisk. I feel pretty certain, how?
ever, that ho will not hold the strength that
many credit him with. I think the atfltudn of rhe
Republleaa party anon tho temperance aae-Mea w-ui
bring to lt \ntp-s (mm many of those who would other
8 IM hue cast tbell bollol ; (or the Prohibition nominee.
If th* candidate ha*l conn- from som" otbBC State, va
could have cut down tin' temperance rote of i?s,doo
thai was casi for risk for Governor to ai out n.ooo and
' ll, ? .-lat -."
?? How moo) roles da fee ccu,ced" to Fisk'"
'?dh. about 7,000, al iii ?mest. Thil would give fha
siare to ii.,, 1 ison and Morton."
?? Then a.* to the Lc glilature I*
"Th- Democrats Will make a vigorous cftc-rf to carry
tbe Legislature, not only to secure th- United State*
Benator, bul also to repeal tbe nigh license Local op?
tion law. but with ile- protection issue plainly brought
out, l cannot iee how ?e? Jersey can da otherwise than
vppIp- thc Reputilli-sa ticket New-Jersey ts decidedly
an Inilu-iiliil stiiie."
to cm-, 1; vim.ima i:i:iTi:i.!CANs.
nichiiionil. J-ty 22 (Special), ll ta leaned here tn
d.iv c. .t 1... Bl ita I * ntrai Commltlee of ric- Bepobllca?1
belonging to UH Honston, or anll-Mahone faction, ls to
convene ss early as preetleal ie eooaMer the propriety
oft*?log down the electors] Uc_11 pal bp la opposition
io that Barned at l-etersburg ia May bf tbs State Don
renllon. The Unbone Central Coavnlttea, which wsaate
to-morrow night In lvi,-i-sburg, will pOBltlvely dSOllas
iii BMke any eoaaeorioni i*> wbal ar** ealled ? Bonan."
and ll I- thought Ciat th" WI? ai.cl lloaStOa facflon. for
the good nf all, will give the entire Republican fore at a
siiov.. ami Ugh! Mahon-- on -tate Issues toter. Every
Republican expects and believe! that wis-* and bli
frlc mis win >i.id.
?
No"! KS OF THK CANVASS.
The BtopahUeaas af Bargea Osomtf, N. J., held their
first ___0-flBt*tlaa (pf UiC lami-lgn ?t Hackensack on Friday
evening. Th-- nw Tomi Hail, ulindi wat* about POO
people, was crowded, and many wore unable ir, |* ,1:,
ndinii-alrpii. Clon.-l C. J. Ulai)veli one of th" veteran
R'-piibll'-ati* Bf th'' county, presided. Th* chief a.Hr ??.
of tho ci.piing wa* made by Major Z. K. Pangb.rti. pf
leieay Cir/, nh" damed ___-?_ tttetsj o> aa aaa
of Hi. pi'pl.'cUV* tariff system. Tho other speaker* were
B, Y. 11.11, of T.'.u-'fk. and Charie. ll. Ilurrougli*, of
Rutherford. Past (irund Coinm.iider af th* llrand Army
p.f Ile- Republic, sf New-Jeri-ey. Excellent niuato was
famished by lbs IPsatweed band af Haabmasafc Shs
Hie ken-i k Republban Club ha* a BMBBSMBIb Bf BOO,
and will simd a delegation te the Ashury l'?rk Convniiou
of il,.- Bfaw-iatasy Republican Iv*Kiie, Ui be held on
Tim young men ut the Nlmictiih Wsrd have organised
a Voting Men'* Republican Club fi.r the purpo-B of
forwarding ihe Interest* sf ile- Ri-iwhliran 1 arly. Tue
Mlewtag sn th* riBean al Bm club: Pre.idi nu Phsrtoi
C. .Srlnil/. , drat vli-.-p.. -1 I nt. lair, * rd S. .-aiirjpjnt, *.-c
ond rles Btoala-at, Georgi lian.m. r, raeerdlag aoct.-ia-y,
Basiael 1.. ger*; eoire*|.lias KeraUry, Slfnd 1.
Barrow; tsrga-Btot-erflBS, Hean Brtaeahais!
Tbs Rapoblleaa I int* il gabway to nieeiing with much
encouragement. The handsome room* of the club ir*
opon each evening ind visited hy number* of voters,
btiviral Dtmocriis have Joined Um club, sud mora ht it
?nnounced themselves ?* opposed to the fr ^ ids
tendencies of tho Democracy snd will vote for 1
and a-ot.-ctlon- The club will soon raise a han tSBBM
burner across tho squar*- fronting their headquarie-r*.
A large body of citlren* gathered on Saturday night In
Watching 11.11, Montclair, .lid organlied a Harrl-eri and
Merton Campaign Club. Dr. J. J. II. Dov- was sleeted
president, and A. C. Snider secretary. The BBS! meet
lng will be held on Thursday evening.
EXGOVERNOR ALGER IX TOWN.
nu doesn't oemnm any BOaWBBBM (state
DOUBTrOf., NKW-JKHSKV POSSIBLY KXCEIMKD.
Ex-Governor Alger, of Michigan, accompanied by
hil wife and daughter, arrived hero yesterday morn?
ing and took apartmenta at. the Fifth Ave-nm- Iloii-I.
When calleelTipon by a Tribune reporter In the oven'tig
for an expression of his views on the political situa?
tion, tho e.t-flovernor was Inclined to WBB88f oil Into
reminiscence* and story-tolling at first. Hou-ever,
hi* nat:iral enthusiasm finally got tho bettor of lils
ro?ervo ond he talked politics freely. Michigan, ho
?aid, wa* certainly going Republican this flog by 'a
much larger majority than sho hail known for six
>cari- Indiana he consldereel no longer doubtful, and,
liii]p-cel, lt was his opinion that tho stafo had alway*
boon credited with being moro st-OBgtj -toBBBCratla
than was really Ihe case. The BgUTOI af fl"- li-f elec?
tion show that the majorities given to the Republican
members nf tho legislature would give a Republican
plurality of over 10.omi In the Stat**. A good proof
of thU wa* given by Iho election of every ?opHbUesa
State catii! Idat** except tho liovernor. Tills year
tleneral Harrison's gnat popularity Would give an
addlilonal element of success. Although Indiana was
loobed upon by well-Informed Republican! as being
morally sure, thero would bo no relaxation of elfin!
In tho fight. Tho old nxlom of nothing ls auro until
lt ls won would be fullownl closely by the esmpalp
managers.
'Which, In your opinion, are the doubtful State*
this year 1" was ask.-d.
"To be camile!,'' n-jill"*! General Alger, "I don't
think then- ar-- any doubtful State* New-Jersey, of
course, occasions a little anxiety, as there Is no way
of ascertaining lion- strong 00*01-1 l__ ls In hi* nan
.-tate. However, if tbs Prohibition p.-irtv doesn't poll
any larger vole m Row-Jersey than bent-fan, die
Slate I* cei tain to gu Republican. Every other North?
ern State will unquestionably I e carried by our ticket,
New Vork locl-deel. Stonier Miller, who it ls es
pected win Pp- the Republican candidate for Governor;
I- ii -trong man. Ii*- ha- been i good toldrer, i cl* an
uml honest, ood ls a man of great energy. Re win
make a personal canvass ol the State, and you Blay
real assured that be win aol allow tbe guss io grow
und'-r his feet,-'
?? What have you tei say regarding tho report thar
tho Florida delegate! wen bribed to vote for you
:it tie' CiPiiveiit'iPii. Governor f
"Nothing. I Sealed li once- in toro through a tot
Mr which was published in ihe Tnii'ine. 'io repeat
the denial would not accomplish atty more. Von
may -ay. however, thal i sever uaed any berni in tho
.-south, except a gun L_rreL"
Mrs. nial Mlsa Alg'r -tint to day for Narracan Ott
Pier, where ino* ia rend spending the summer, The
ex-ciovernor win remain ben tor a few dais to linish
sitting for a portrait that he ls inning pola ted. Ile
will then return tu Mi'hlgan.
RELICS OF 1140.
FORMER OWNF.ItS SI'.NDINr, TIIF.M TO G*_M_S_
HARRISON FOR r.rcK.
Indianapolis, July 21 (Special). l:<*l|c* of rh"
campaign nf 1-10, when hi* grandfather was elected
President, are recelvi-d dally by fieneral Harrison
from all parts of rhe country. Tho most of them
come from old Whig-, who were enthusiastic admirers
and followers of old Tippecanoe, and wirh hopes
that they will bring him good luck, tho cherished
memento! aro (forwarded to tho grandson af their
oh! hero. These relics are kept In a large drawer In an
upstairs room and aro given rr verential caro. The
coirectlon consists chiefly of buttons, coins and badges.
emblenM al the log cabin ami hard eider campaign,
all of which bear designs or Inscriptions tl.it wen
j.opular at that time. Among the oddities 1- B gil -
laoco-dhlb, In which appears a picture of * ?
William Henry Harrison, with the datoi of hi* elec
and birth, on oeorly all of tba relics appears the
chsractcrlstlc log cabin, with a barrel of bard elder
standing beside the clour. A piece Of copper. In Imi?
tation of a coin, heirs the outline of a pair of seelee,
tho side ascending representative of the Democrats
a:ai descending the whigs. Around lt is tia' Inscrip?
tion, "Weighed in thc balance ami found wanting."
Oa tho mvenc ilde to an outline' eif General Harri?
son's bead, one of tbe mos! interesting thlngi In
tho collection ls un old log cabin Mug boob published
by s 1 lorinna!, printer. In it appear all the popular
campaign soi gi of thal time, among which were
Soldier of Tippecanoe.^ rang tn th" dirge " Nm a
Drum w.is Heard*: "General Harrison." se! to ti
air ?? I'lz-'ti Barplenf; "Whai Ila- Caused This Great
CommotionT* to the tune "t "Uttle Pig's Tail." uh]
-pp p.n to ihe numil'*:' of more than a hundred, Among
tba modem contribution* to the collection li the cop
per save] used al the Chlcaso Convention and an oak
gavel presented hy some sJ-rlrers, sdn specimens "f
i.!l tba n'"v badges thut hav been issued hy d
In campaign good*.
RF.Pllll.K ANS TO WATCH TiII-'.IR WILY POER
Ihe Republican villers of lhat parr of the IM
Ass,.mbly District embracing th** .With, XVIItli,
XVIIIrli. XXth, XM-I. WIVlli am! WVIIIlh I'.lc:
tlon Districts .complain that they have fur sou,a yean
been badly treated at the polls, as they loeb organi?
zation. They have never been organised snd want
tlie Republican National Committee to assisi them,
a* they fep'i thal in tbe coming campaign bo! b vote
should b" lost, and lhat win* tlu'V Organised th* se.-ni ,
which eeOBItOd around the polls at the la*! election
would not bo repeated. " Laal yeer," sahl a rotor
yoatarday, "tba Republicans of my district had gnol
(iiniciiity in being registered and everything wai done
lo prevent us from voling. Tlie Inspectors won If
mirant and p.i the booba so bhtrnd and blotted tho!
ir was almost Inpossible to distinguish tlie Dames.
They wero so Insulting that many I epubllcon I
wouldn't go to Hie polis. Then aron lew R publl
can hisiths about and 1 was pul to a great deal of
trouble to p-t ballots for myself and friend* With
an orgaui/.oiloii In ibo uppi'r part of tho district,
where there arc *, g:,i?t many good people, all this
would bo done away with."
POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN CONNECTICUT.
______ INTI'.ltKST IN Tilla REFDBUCAM TICKET
?Pi.AiT.s POI Di'.M'u ir ath: WOBKR-tg,
Hartford. Conn., July BS.?The vote of the three
Deniocratli- representatives from Connecticut, for th"
M11 L-i hill (l*pes not BMSe that measure any atora
popular in e eiiine.-iicut. Mr. Vance af this district,
who was elected on a protecrlve ].lat form of his own
framing. nodVOI credit for doing what ho dared lo
do In behalf of protection bf scaring Mr. Mills out
of the wood-eerew Mellon ami securing au amend
ment which allows ihe duty to remain as It now ls,
but. this I* only ono Industry in the stat"
Th" favor with which the- iKitnlnatiors of Harrison
and Miptton was received la till* state noni In no
way abated. Then* has never been a time When
Connect!-*! Republicans were so wld** awake at such
an early Ito** of th" campaign. Tho Interest ls un?
precedented and lt will _sslst tho uiganlzatioiu I_i--r
on.
A meeting of thc Democratic managers of the St.itn
wns held in Hus city, quietly, on goturdo] to t, i
it was laid down as a oeeessary party policy tho!
h." AdmlntotratloB should de mor.* for rle* worbe i.
Tbe Hist ro-nit of that aioetlng was tia- dfemhsal "f
postal Kout*- Agent Weed from ih*? Conneetlenl West?
ern road niall service for purely political reasons, as
Mr. Weeei has been an acceptable of?clo] for iixteen
years, and ls nor a " Worhlng1 politician. Vsrfoui
Ingnenon have been aj)p-aled te to make _s many
places for guild Dssaoerata m they possibly soo,
r-u far as th" Slate campaign ls concerned, lt ls
COBtOdBd that ex Mayor llulki-li-y, of this elly, will
bs the Republicen oomlaoe for Governor, with a New.
Raven man for seni-id pl sena Tin* frleodi of Tien
_r*t Warner will _rge his retenllon. The Democrats
are ar sea as to a candidate fur Governor, almost
avery prominent Democrat In tb* blah* haling been
favored wllh a " mention.*' Ii la BVOB saul thal
i oH_r-Gcoer_ Wailer is anxtoea ta agata bo a candi
dare, but thi* l-l hardly pinball,e. __ l.leutenaiit
Covornor Georgi G. sumner, of this city, and Con
grossman Granger and Major Fork, Of New Haven,
hav.' thus far developed ttf" greatest itrengt_.
Tbe contest for iii" Repuhljcan nomination tor
Congreti in thia district ls plainly between as Bpeaacr
william Edgar Slmonds, of Canton, and John L
Rous ton, of Enfield. Either ooo would Bub* an ox
c'llint canvass against Mr. Vane", arith tin- odds In
favor of defeating him. when bli vote tor tho Mills
bill In taken Into cowlderatlon
.*,'?.'??.?.Icl.v.s Af A8BBB1 PALE.
Asbury Park, July __ c.*-*?*#* -lal).- The Rev. Dr.
Clyiiier, of Huston, preached lu the Hist Methodist
?ptssepal -borea, from tba warda: "Grieve aol tba
Holy Spirit of God, Whenby ye are BSB-Bd unto Iho
day of le'deinptliin." The BVBBlBg BMSttBg WM iindi-r
the au-splee.* of UM local Woiii'ii". I briStlOS T-mp* BS?88
i abm. iiiierestiug ail lessan aron ieUvorad by Mn.
R J. C. DSWBBi Sale president ; Mis. J. T. lahls,
coiii spnndiiig sc | ri' ta ry ; ami Mrs. Mom I,.-ml, of Ibu
I'hlUdrlpbla Halon, The Re* Dr. Rp 1". While, af
c in.iniiati, preached la th*- Pii-ii)t.-iiiiii epea air
lahoraocl* Tbs Roo. d. w. sbeUlnger oBJolated
nunnisip an-i avenlag la Ibo Pnebytetlan church.
in tba ii_i.i ii-1 shank lbs Rev. i 0, Colby dlseosned
on. "(Spiritual -ballon ms.." \ ? oOOlol * ludr leiule .a|
beauiliul iniisic. with Mi-, Heres as soloist, ai tho
Wwimlnstcr Presbyterian Chanh, tba Rm
Young, Ibo p-*s'"i, are as hod thia morning. Pother
MacNamare, of tha Reformed catholic l lunch, ad
droned aa audience ai __ucsil._al lUii.
A RED-LETTER DAY FOR MANY
OVER SIX HUNDRED HAPPY CHILDREN.
HOSTS FOB THEM SECURE!) RY "THE TBIBUNE"
FRK'slI-AIR I'T.VD IN 42 TOWNS.
This ls a red loiter day In the history of Tribune
Fresh-Air work. A* many a* twenty dlfTemnt portie*,
il-st lied for forly two town* and villager, |n New
Tori; New Jersey and Ponriiylvanla leave the city
te doy ami tonight. They will be attendee*-, by twenty
Can falters, and Include In their number* fhe repre?
sentatives of (Iffy two charitable and religion* IniM
tutfons of New Vork and lirooklyn. The aggregato
Bomber, eoamtng fifteen or twenty mothers and
working girls sent, by i*eqiii**f, ls considerably over
COO. The magnitude of tho preparations for departure
may bo readily Imagined when lt, ls known that, asldo
from rho attention the children get In their homo*
from their parent* In tho way of clothing snd luncher,
full 100 teachers and missionaries are visiting tho
tenement-houses, collecting rho children for physical
examination, and escorting them to tho respective
trains for departure. So lr ls safe to state that, in
eludfug tho children, parenfs, attendants and teachers,
over 1,000 people In tho dry to-day aro playing mme
part In Tho Tribune Fresh Air work, not to mention
threo or four hundred hosts st tho other ond of tho
Uno anxiously awaiting tho arrival ot their little
guests.
Tho children will go by fhe Lehigh Valley, New
Torb ."entral, and rho pennsylvania roads, and will
le-ave tho cars at the following stations : Meridian,
Cafo, f'enoa, Ludlowvlllo, Vienna, McConnellsvIllo,
Romulus, Fayette, Port Leyden, Purim, Montrose,
IflgbtatO-am, Philadelphia. West Camden. Williams?
town, Washoe, I.llicrty, White Haven, Canton, and ono
I hiv a| forty inn children ls to bo di,tributed In
eighteen separate towns along tho ll. W. arni O. R. R,
All of th" liwt named party are what aro known In tho
Tribune Presh-Alr work as "special -hudson*-; that
ls, children Invited back te tbe same homos they have
visited In previous years. Tho little boys and girls
w!io eompoae to day's parties havo their homes scat?
tered !n all j.art^ *pf the elly. They all belong to the
lowest social stratum, and ar- perhaps as needy a lot
of Hui" ones as could handily bo 6e-loctcd for tho
thousands of un fort un* to children who crowd tho
rookeries and ton fi Blent houses from the Pattery to
the Harlem. That the kind country folk who neate*
ami entertain thom may be aeaurod tboy aro doing
a abbie wuk for bumbnlty, arel that the many gen
. iii-, iib,ts to "Tho Tribune-' Fresh-Air Fund
n av realise tbelr -rifts an- abetting ono of the most
i""iiiifui ehari?se of tho century, a few plain facts of
truth concerning tho little ohos may bo related.
Were a census to be tafeea, BOOT one-half of the
children would be lound to be half orphans. To the
la-: Individual, th* Minde coo are delicate, or so In
cllned, aad the rael majority havo a sufficiency of
neither food nor clothing twelve months In tho year.
The patenta of ioma are eoasefeattosB, han] omrbsn,
bul in fortunate, ami constantly wage a lo-ing barrio
with (ate. In many ca-es the parents arc lraprovl- , j
dent, at;d poor mana-**tn"nt ls tho source of their
poverty and distress, whits not Infrequently Uicy are : ;
addlrii l tc 11, lem pe rate habits, and the hardest kind ! }
of Bittery ls tin* logical outcome. The love of drink j *?
hu such a mc-ini-rlzing powot over Iho parents, that ?
tha tendency ls inna-ro in ilu* offspring, and a child fc
six months old was recently noriVOd In an East hidii | f
DUsety, actually a baby drunkard, sluco lt refused to >
ied willi OOgbl else but malt liquor. One | ?
little girl of tho Fayette porty lost her farhcr otUy a
?hort time ago. He was Ulled In a bar-room brawl, j
She || a bright, obedlenl and deaervfBg child. Another
has a Crippled mother and an Insane father. She will
?ec tl*- country for tho Urst time In her life. Ceca
?tonally a parent ls f.eind, ftill of good lnfentlons and
witta plenty of push, bul opporaatly so heavily boait
paippd as to have little ptOSpaet Of ever rising above
his picet.t itetu*. Due of tills type, who has throe
children going to-day, and whose wits does day's
work, being ont Of employment, averred that ho would
not, live oil his wife's labor, BBd went ro Philadelphia.
whence be tends his earning! home to his family.
i: ? ? is a boy of fourteen in tba party, tor Philadel?
phia. N. v.. of mere than passing Interest Ills father, j >
now ib-a*!, Ma* of noble German blond, a gambler and ! *
a libertine of the aprst type. Thc boy's mother ls a
laundress, bas seen better .lavs, but to aol averse to
work, 'lins lad Inherits ioma of his father's
torUtlcs, and has mon pride than any boy In
New Vorh ul like social and financial standing, li" ts }
a- laving a- ;i Bitser, and always wear- good clothes. , g
lie works rn the capacity ol errand hoy, and Instead of l
paying to tl i street-can the ttve cents given by tho
tum for faro, he el?tor walk! or steal! the ride, ami
i . . the iia :..?[ lu his fend fm' liii- raiment. A
?? brother bas boon living with a family In rho
n for four years. Two little girls. Pulu-h jews,
nil also go with the Philadelphia pani. They an
six ami eight yean reipectlvclv. and as pretty as _
picture*. I'helr father at a pedler, and in th* three
[ their home live the grandmother, father and _
fi ur children and three boat? rs. and tbe three 0
apartments are lighted solely by two window* The g
ls a frugal woman ; iho. 1 io, had au oppor
in take a vacation, hui had to forego the pleas?
ure, sin. ? she ran'l speak uno word of English.
a IHtle liiii in the Pert Leyden party is ti" daugh?
ter of an Inebriate woman. The father deserted ids
family, and the mother dm Ju-; returned from Ward's
Island, wbc re -le- lees been serving a lentence tor dis?
orderly conduct, The Port Leyden porty win also
romain a few Bohemians, and several Romanists, in
addition there are iv.,p little girl*, very Intelligent, of
Now England birth. The father bsd s good business
in Providence, !:. I., Biol wllh revi tee, and moved to
Nea york In th" vain hop** of bettering himself.
Thc L'ato excursion hat among its numben two
iii-vs. t! " mrvlvon of eight children, rh.* i,rh"r six
hilled by tia- brutality off the mother, who. herself,
nov,- I*,., fatally sick in a hospital. The father also li
dead, nf the same party aro two children of a wash?
erwoman, who support! a family "f teven, ber baa
band being lnt*ne; also tha little ones of a woman
a ho fe- sis i-ir- hi ; earned the bn-ad of llvo children
ami an Invalid husband.
One ol tlu- portie! fur Northern New-York contains
a girl eif some promise. She is il*teen, quick to learn,
? I ?.' iweei disposition. She will be matriculated
this fall a* a student In Mr. Moody's seminary at
Northfield, Ma**., with til" avowed purpose eif being
educated a* a foreign missionary. Th" Industrial
ichool In this city willah tba now artemis wu*, poy tho
lint for her Widowed mother, and Grace Chan*) has
signified Its lotenflon to atsuaie all expense of buard
and tuition nt Northfield.
The six hundred Children have all been minutely
examined by phyircians, some of them three or four
111 les. A few of the number examined were rejected
ai i cannot accompany fin* pantos bv reason of evi?
dence of contagion! disp-aso or other objectionable
eau e . Ono woman was releeted not on account of
pbyilcol debility, but fruin the simple fact thar last
a- ponrea m macy fabrication! into her host's
ear. concerning tie* Heh apartments an i service the
hod in the cliy, that ''The Tribune"' Fresh-Air manage
i:i* nt barely escaped censure for giving s ticket to so
wealthy a "lady." All the children are ora'.y to get
away on tin* vacation, even down ro th" woo dots of
three years, to whom the eountry I* bal a name ind
they all ariah to ibow gratitude for the high pleasure
the outing afford- them.
PoUowtng are tho hosts In rh.* various towns visited:
0*000, H. Y.-Mr*. David Norman, Ml?? S. I.av.-",
Mrs. Peter Egbert, Mrs. Rs- smith. Mrs. jahn Marma,
Mrs. a. M. Raymond, Mrs. John Miller, Mr*. Rages*
Lockwood, Mrs. J.,nathan DeOAld* Mrs. O. M. Avery,
Mts. j. D. Kai mani, Mrs. _ Bellett, Mrs. Tl. M. Ives.
Cooloo, Pian. Mrs. Charisa ReweR, T. S. Manley.
W. d' Lawreaea, Barloo Mnntgnsaitj. Mr*. Cowall, Mr*,
i.km, "-'i-s. a L?ley, Mrs. Ovarhlaar, Rev. Mr. RoMe,
Mia. Illriiia Sa.na. Mrs. |-.,u!lii" D**at* Mrs. Tft-lgSta.
Mrs. Jenni.) Seymour, Mr*. _. I. Gatos, Mrs. Walter
Rom-las, R. T.?Mn, C. M. Vail, Mrs. Patterson. Mr*.
Roary Ltok, Mr* Oeetgs Ltok, Mr*. Wllaoa smith, Mr*.
Mrs. Adair, Mrs. Vuu Ripper, Mr*. Hire*.-II.
Mlaa Matti! Roan, Miss Rebeeei Button, Mrs. Btratrd,
Mre. ci.'manson. Mr*, i.,.,., tito, miler, u** Dr. Rvarta,
Mitt Bryaat, MtoaJoaala Warre*, Mr*, Booro, Mr. Daolal
Klnnc", Mr. (onlay.
Mont!'..?, Peon.?Mr* Manger, Mrs. n.-riin, Mrs.
I'?!, lal. Mrs. Bilby, Mr. RltetMOCB, Mis* (.'uri'. Mrs.
Warren Bingley, Mr* Charlo* Read, Mra C. Raina*
Mrs. r,;. M 1.,-ii... Mr*. J.ah Shena, Mr*. Bsdskir.
I.nJ'oivvill", N. T.?Dr, \V. II. I.o.-keiby. Mrs. William
Baker, Mra. WBflaai Btonfrt Mr* David B-yneld, Mr*, j.
II"! I- h. Mrs. I.nilnr Ile! !? n. Mrs. Arthur
IlamlP..ii, Mr*. Pia,a r-mlili, Mrs. H. II.
I lia, Mt-, i'-inie Bower, Mr*. Ive*, Mr* Flora
Sperry, tatt? n Barwo, Mr*. Uuahard, Mr*. N. K.
i.i ?" , Mrs. V Moe, Mr*, j. ir. Ri...
Dal" I*, d." Button, H V Mrs. H. S. Brock. Mr*.
W, A. Redden- Mra. Satooett Daria, Mrs. rihtass Fenner.
Cat* v v Mm i?. Walford, Mr* T. Oltaatad, rimer
Mills, Will Kim aili. Un, Purdy. Mr*, tl. Taylor, Mr*. C.
.;. Van Porers, 0. B. Merrin. Mn Ls Boat,, Mrs,
D, Rooter, Mini Jemie Root, Mn ll. goat, Mrs. urines,
MIS! M. Tho-UMOO, Mrs. J Wiggins, Mr.. Will Harris,
Mr-, ii. Botuford, Mr* Btett-ea OlaMMod, Mr*, s. g*ewl>
Inn. ( leul-s Forbes, Mr. cl. D.illii*.
M.-.!m. N. T.?Mr* l*. T. March. Mr.. K. Wands.
Mr*. H. Teller, Mr*. Barker, Mr.. E. F.varts, Mr*. Guppy.
MB* C. Briak, Mr* A. Gallant, Mr*. H. Porgy. Mr*. Vf.
i, i.ii-. Mr* Mai nts Mr* Istaa Qbbb-1 Mra. T. __8ris_*
Mn 1.. I inib sMi*. C Van Lie*, Mra. R. Daboll, Mr*. II, j \
:-:-j_? n
Weak and Weary j
Dsosritaea Bia eaailtlaa al wetej pesate debilitated by th. | r;
narin iiealln-r, by el!*cu??, or overwork. Unod'* S*r*a- | li
parilla I* ju*t the medicine oOO-Si t? BWIOBflM (hat tired | 'I
('??lin.-, to purify sud ipili-keii 'he ilu.i;i*li bloi*l, and re
*lor.> 'he I i.-i iippellle. if you need a go.-d medicine be
sui.- ts Iri llood'a ,s_rsap?rlll_.
- My :i|'|"'tl'" nu* pen, 1 could not sleep, hsd hesd
a. hS I gloat d'al, pains lu tb-- bink, my bowels did not
BMVS i.-'.'ii'arli' Hoad* Sar-upurllls In a short Mm did
BM SS Bt** ti ? o.d il ul I BM! like . aa* m?n. My pain*
and setae* *"? i-i'i'd. my 1.1>i?*? 111? - improved." 0?OROR
P. JA* BSOtf, RaabOiy Manon. Csaa
Hood's Sarsaparilla
ill druggUt*. SI; *lt for 85- Prep
lOOD 1 CO., Apothccarloa, I?well, Ml
100 Doses One Dollar
Sold by *U druggist*. 81; lit for SS. Prepired only
by C. 1. HOOD 1 CO., Apothccarli**, Dowell, Mis*
TRY
?
PARTS
w%kiVtkiMn.%
PERFUMES, SOAPS, AND POWDERS.
They tire thc He-*., .Hoot Exqulalts
and I.astitiR Orior>? In Existence.
FOR 8ALE AT ALI, Dltt-'OdlSTS AND DEALERS.
Hole Aaeut* for the I- M.i NTRA1 lg RHO!*. A tl).
yi Bru rle fstrret, Sew-YorU.
Hendrick*. Mrs. Ri, Drew, Mr.. Dr. Brown, Mr*. E.
Power*, Mr*. Charle* Drew, Mr*. M. D. Druir, Mr*. J.
lllckock, Mrs. E. F,. Well*. Mrs. If. Dudley, Mrs. Rest,
Mr.. Meadnm. Mr. It Cramer
Ogdensburr/h, Mrs. Alice Hutchins, Lester Monro*!
gpeogaOffRS. Mr*. RSttll C. Kitts; Potsdam, Mrs. f.
G. (joodill; Gouverncur, Mr*. Julia IU_St; Normy,
M. h. D. Libby; farndon, Mrs, parks; Lowville. Mr*
Arthur, lira. William DSaSOl ?otWOSB. Mis. I. u.
Wilbur; DeKalb Juncl.on, Mra. O. A. Stacey ; Knowle*,
ville. II. Y. Frost; Copenhagen, Mr* s_MB IIowi*;
(anion, Miss 1!< ile Harrigan; Lynns, Mr*. Amelia Vin
Maaior; Adams Centre, Mra. J. P. I.oti.wr rthy; East
Venice, Mrs. Mary Donalds; D-.-r Iliv-r, Mr*. M. A.
Hulbert, Belle M. Cutler; Lyon* Falls. Mrs. llici?ja,
ger; Collinsville, 0*car Davis, RMBasi Divta.
ACKN(?\VLi;i)<;K.Mi:NTa
Amount previously BSSBtOWttdfBi . . ,817,409 m
Poilsed by "Ohio Clubs," brooklyn . . . 3000
Pan of collection. Trinity Churrh, Newi-ort,
il I, l'."V. C. I Mai-Ill. 173 70
B. V. Merrick, Int. ivol.i. .V II. .- -I
? L. C., Dalton, Ma**. 2*00
lair held by len little (fir!*, compoalrit* th*
Wo -bridge I- r-.-li-Air Worker**, l/'r H""'n li. *
Morrl*.? 37 W
A. I>. i>., N>-iv Haven, Conn. . ?__?_? **> 1<Q
s:at.v.o<4 Pletcher, St. i'tui's Rectory, Engle?
wood. N. J.;.*,*** Iff
Mrs. VV. A. HoW'-ll, Trenton, N. J. . > * 1 (JO
f. L. C., Dalton, M?**. ..... -a")
D. D. Wickham.| 20 00
ll CM .? 10 00
\nna E. Lanpher, Secretary Bohany fv'Cloty,
Westerly, l-l.? _._? BU
Festival given In Danbury, Conn., by Mary
Merritt, Ann!.- Merritt, Laura Davenport.
e.r.- ? Tweedy, Aim.i Barmio, J- -
McLean, LoalM Cowpertbwalt, M*
Susi.- -nd Juli* Hough, May Van gteeowyck,
Dottie Ro I, J* ii H ivllaod. Looa Bteveo*.
Loalai Davis, i-.ii.ii? Orsa*, Matta Uro*-,
and Annie HOger*. 117 M
:. A. BJ. 500
I Vf. Katon Fayetteville, N. Y. . * * . '-""')
ill*, ll. Il. ?'? 0
,'. M. F. -''OH
of a fair st, tb" residence of Mrs. F: Mk
W. K'llr, llrei-nwlth, Conn. 110 00
1 King'* D_ugtileis," of Fiontr*t, Plaltilleld,
N. J. 6?0
'.. o. .stll.-s, Mnrrl.fown. N. J. *
l. M. Phipp*, cii'ii.'p- Farris, Conn. ... ai
he ? Whatsoever Ten** of " King's Diiighters,*'
Middletown, N. y. fl 00
'. il. Smith. 6*100
:idward M. Cami'ron. . MOB
I.-n i illa:ad Club," Waihlne'on, Conn. . . fSOi-0
dr*. M. A. H., orange. N. J. Il
I'he MIsm-i Davl*, t.ulway, N. Y. . . . * In f-J
?'. A. Il. OOO
itindnv-schonl of First Cou-rvgatlonal Church,
F,..-hing, L. I. -SOO
TJ'i. 100
iuntlay-school Cia** of Young Girl*, Durham,
Conn. 2 00
1 I.. Ilorb'n. 23 00
1. D. BUke, i*or B. C. A. S.. soo
?er the Kev. A. D. Smith. 30 00
iund_y-.cho.pl Class of Fourth Presbyterian
Church, N. Y. 3 00
longregatioail bundiy-school, Great Barring?
ton, Mas*. 11 02
'ifih Annual Contribution, A. It. D., Newark,
NJ. Ce.no
Iraea Church, Honesdale, Penn. . . , (JO)
t. ll, C.? r.'-i
:. w. ii. 2 i*o
. IL Richter.* IOU 00
I* of a lUflle at Bellevue Villa, Hi ch
lan ls, N. V. 10OO
Ir-. II. H. Laos*., 3 0*)
irs. BL ll. M. loo oo
l. M. 10 IM
:hirl Annual Fresh-Air Sale. MSCOO-SL, Prook
lyn, by Bttaaor M. and Marlon IL Berry,
latta Janiliisoii. Gertie T. and Kutti A. Rel*
s?.n; asattted by Maurice {flaherty, G
Herc*, and Hauy Tuttlo. 10 W
? ll. Heck. 60 00
L's Rc ury w leckata . ? .... 3*'??
,. McL. . .... a .... 6'iinJ
I. M. D., a thank otlerlng . .... _*> 00
ash. .... 6 00
I.eay -arn^l by F.mlly K d*ey in pulling
M'-p-ds. .... 2 *v>
'. F. Thompson, Isle au Ilaut, Mp.*. ... 10-0
.. A. St'.-nart. MOO
tBIe.,. .K-i
Lob.;. 3 00
"liiiii!'! ............ 3 Ck)
lara) ............
Hi". 3 Ch)
. T., In memoriam. 3 c..)
ddliinn.il from Mis* Hattie M. Stevena's Parlor
Bala, Brooklyo. Boo
HO. 10 (Al
'?'iiit* I.all-s' Di'l-pendont Aid Society, Dan.
bury. <-"im. 13 00
. H. Beheock. Fairo-ld. C"nn. ..... 10 00
eor*e Mcculloch Miller ...... io e*o
A-H. 5 00
air held at White Plaina. \, v., hr ?? Kine's
Dau-hters." Edita Hall, LoolM Greeo,
Mai -ai" Oreen, Marni.- Le Vt'ley, Mollie
Lewu, Beleo Fraser, Mood !.-? Vii ley,
Marv Reinhold, Mai-u. ri:..- Chamber*. Amy
Woodworth. Mfg
-* ?. 3 OO
ar.l.n Party and Sal-* by Ml ss S_ n ; ' - ? -
Sunday-school Clo**, I'r. -b.tr.aa e'hur.h,
Hudson, ti. V. : Cordie tn 1 iv. To*
Minnie Van Berger, Grace parker, May Arm
sir.11-, mid liessi.; Huller ..... (fl 51)
Total, July 21, |gej.glO.017 34
HIS ITFTU ANNFAf. SFDSf KiPTl* *N.
0 the g il i 1 pp r ot Vhs lr, tin ne.
Biri Herewith I enclose my fifth annual subscription
1 the Fresh-Air lund. Ii _ a c,eat ploaiBIS to me to
>? ablo to do this arni to note the degree pf public lt>
?rest which this noble charity so ieecrvadly enlists,
lay the good work be p.rpp'tua'c,!. and the mind* and
OdtoS of our future men and women be train***] sod
latiirod fur bruad and useful lives. Very r-'si.-.-tfull-'
011 rs' A. 1_ D.
Newark, N. J., July 1*. 1---.
THE SF ND AY TRIRURR,
Mr. Smalley wrote in Tu Sunday TRIfaji-l
is sixth article on London society; Mr. William
/inter contributed a Utter oa A Sr rai lord ___Bb_a,
neribiBg every-day life La Stnitford-oti-Ayou;
ubcrt Howe Iliinoroft's *? Ca li furn ;i IiiPt I'l-cula,''
Ooords of Ptoneet lhiys, was nviowad; trts\
I. I'iirrntli wrote on An Ain.ri.an IrBVoOet and
[OW Foreigners had Fun With. Hun; a hillel from
lome SBggested Itel th*- Pops mi^lit Lave the
denial City, and BSVS BB ac,mut of tin- Kulrur
auipf iiispir.il bj Madame Cn>[ i; o__Ct ieatures
aiS E. C's letter from I'iir'.s, vYsshlBgtOJI Gossip,
laaasfl at Men af aJbtlrs, lu aha Chareh i'nrii,
[iiscum Art Tr* asm-, >, Military Not*'*, BBBtlball.
iiciiij.', und all lin* aewfl ot thc day, of which tho
?adiiig topics WS_S as follows]
Foreign.?Lviden..- ;ib the Maneleville lagaesl
lowed that his pun -sliiiicnt had beea for uuus .alli"
>Bg period* Lmperor William reviewed the
iisaiftB troops and n.is heartily e-reend i*y tho
.hillls. _= _ William ti'lin, ti referred in a speeah
1 __loburgh to the silicide ol Hr. UkUey. -
lu; ni broad wreck at raaliiilo, Mexloo, mus iuuud
j bo dm- to pure mali, iousfl isa Whits
lOple **u tin- Bke-BS linet are besiSfBd by
lurderoua Indians.
1 ire**.?Both branch's in sessiOB. :?s= Tho
"ii.il-: Tin- Fii'eeliiiiu s flank lull was pssi -.
ie appropriation being fl,.1,000. =__-= H?o
.ouse: 'lin. l-l-, i' iiiuic im! oraa paaoed by a vofa
f IS3 to |?g; ato-sn. Pitch, Brower and KeiaaB*
epublican* voted iur the meaaure; atnsn. B -*,
I'-rriiiiaii, GrcenmsB and Sowden. DeBSOBtalB,
.iiiiisi it; Mr. 1'pupIuII m:is paired, hut ezpBesssa
is emphatio oppositloa to tho lull.
Domestic.?Geneni Sheridao read tlie daily
lipers and sat iur hours propix-d ap IB bcd BO*
ide aa ope* wind,nv. Geneml H*_rtosB
*'llt diiilli-. - . All.dher lhllliii-I'dl ?**?--*_?
ns ur'i'esip'd ob b cliui,.- ,,i complicity m il"5
yiiiiunie plot, :?-=^ The Chicago anthoriti.
iri-iitetied t" make au effort to punish jsaa
lost for Iii*, work ani*it!? the Chicago -BBialtea
ll s. [vee gave Ins sid ? of the sloiy retof"-"
i the indictments found against hun >" (-,!"''in"
uti. _=__ lihe bank delimit, is Creel and "bite
1 Raleigh, N. C., wen nntcnoed to hard labor m
ic I'.i.iti-iitiarv. Tha 13th l{*'giu-"-'nt ****
Ito camp at IVeksUiU.
fur an.l Suburl.an.-Henry D. fa?W *ont _
itter rmignlog from the Coonty Ltomocrsoy, ?
bw political organisation to ba fircfSseo. s?-*?
p'lllii.ni L. Dunn was murder..1 by H-tirv BSfMB
1 Fight have. An Itali in icalptof whs ??*
leafed by gsa. Hr Msodonald ma* ?? a re
i*rt in rogiiref to smallpox Bl WttttYt IsiBBd. = - -
ti arrest was BBKal m oonnoi-tion "?*'"ll__l-,3
livy Viinl (Trend* and more are expected ~~ -
.?iliium Underhill woundd in.v.-ti-rtou*i)
t. llath Beach; no clew to the |>a?rpi'trotor. -
he Cunimi.loie's cup in the Am ucl" lBOBB
luh's regatta mus wop bj the SttSBgar. tho
mery en,, by she Beatle** and tha H*-f??i12_*
v the Susquehanna: th.' Alalanta's cup ?-*?*-?"?"?
he winners si llonmonth PRrB aara maor.
.-porter, F.ren/.i. Belv den, Niagara. W?J
,,'u Davis -Brooklyn easily "? ?'/'*< > ?
rhleiics. : s Stocks dall and higher, cl?J-ii_
Oofiai u.av Mill ba bad at shs S-toa, or hy
lilli. SlMectl pa-,'> H. i'll.'*'. 1 ,''',U;,?
Don't Yon Kbow
a, vou rmn.t afford B^^yjJjJ' na\otStA
iiow'tbai it Mg ano teesmsmefttaxteimuaue. t? ?*??> ?
ain't Toa kn.i?r that ll SBB bs e'.dy > ur*'i ?'?"._;*
?w liol while the the.,..*-).! *U'I ??? B*??J ''? P__t\_
Md hst* utuirly f*i.*l mat Dr.__f_\*w__??_r\\^_n\
esrtata sara! 11 i.s. sesad tte _?si rasia, sad taiga ag
andrea* oHt.o*?.i.l. of snttstel.tao* aMw****tiasj
m. ot ut eouutry who coo wiUfr l* ?w *mo**J/- ?
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