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MR. DEPEW AT DELHI.
?IE MAKBB A SPEECH TO A HIG CROWD.
Maovtauro state and national isstjeb be
PORE ENTHVSIA?TIC REPrBLlCAN*.
[ot tklkohai-h to thk tiubcxe.J
Delhl. N. Y.. Oct. 80.-There wlll be arhlng akseB,
sore hands and hoarac throats here to-morrow. Cbaaa
aay M. Depew has pnld his Ilrst vlslt to Delhl, made a
roiuing campalgn speech for Fassett and Vrooaaan
to a great crowd of people, ln which every lowa ln
tlie county waa repmsented, and has started bnck lo
New York. Mr. Depew came hcre by a speelal tralo
over the New-York. OnUrlo and Westcrn Kailwav.
He was acrompanled or.ly by lta general manager, Mr.
Chdlds. Mr. Depew faeetloiiMy lllllBrfenl lhai l*re>l
dent Fowler. of the Ontario aud Wcstern. had so
frequenUy urged him lo go over tho line and laspeei
lt that he flnally eoncluded to take lt In by daylight.
and he has varlod the monotony of the trlp by maltlng
some speeches by the wayslde. The traln arrived
here at '2 :?.0 p. ra. after a sjB hours' mn from Wee
hawken. Mr. Depew dld not lntend to speak nny
where on the route, but at Mlddletown a Isrge crowd
had asaembled at the statton. In aplte of the down
pom-ing raln. Congreasroan Ktlvers was present. and
there waa euek a clamor for a speech that Mr. Depew
finally went to the rear plalform and mnde some rc
marl?.
Cnfortunatelv raln tuvd fallen all tlw> nlght and all
the morolng; otherwi?e more people would have been
aasembled ln Delhl than ever before ln lts Metary.
As H waa. it seemed as lf everybody In the county
was here thia afternoon. Preparatton* had been made
f..r an out of door ?HIBJllttBg but the eondltlon of
Uie weather tnad* lt neces^ary 10 hold the meetlng in
the opora Hon>e. The building is eommodloiis, but
not half of those who wanted to do so conld get In, and
much disappoii.tment waa espressod, and Mr. Depew,
who *poke for an hoar and a half. delivered one of the
baal spcerhea of his life. He was met at the station
bv Joha BhaaOOd. of New-York. and by (t OOBUntthM
of etBaaaa headed by E. R. Hartncs chairman of
tho Republican County Commlttee.
At the meetlng Professor A. D. Grava=,
prtucipal of the Delhl Academy, preslded nnd
latrodaeei Mr. Depew, who, ln accordance
wlth his wellhnown habit of clairning Mn
shlp with Ihe people in every ooinmunlty and likc
iiatlv.iv vitli the i-epresentatives of every nationallty
wheaa ha adiiuwos. imnusiiatciy proeeeded to toll bh
audlence haw nearly he came to beiug born nt Delhl.
Bevaetr reaie ngo. he snid. his ?athar'a fatber,
Chauncey MiWhell, after whom he was named, pra-ti-ed
law ln Delhi a1! tlie partner of General Erastus BOOt,
the fanious politiclan of that pcrlod. He dl*d ear-iy
and I ls wid^w wlth her llttle family returned to
Peeksklll. '? If Chauncey Mitchell had llved.- added
Mr. Depew, " he would probably have contjnued to
practl?e law at Defhl; my mother would probably hnve
m.rried a son of Delhi, and I would have hailed from
Delhi. So I feel ajiltc at home nnd shall addrcs you as
fellow-towii-Mien."
Theu lie proeeeded to dteeaas tbe lssues of the cam- ]
palgn. One sahjeet, he said, whlch presses upon every
man when the annual elertions come round ls rjmt he
ahould vote; another ls that he should vote rlght.
There was, however, too 6trong a tendrncy on the i>art ?
of men to absent themselves from the polls. TheV
aak, " What dlfference doe<* lt mnke to me whlch party
ta ln power and whnt men are ln oflioe?"' "What |
ilffexenca does lt make," asfced Mr. Depew, "to Ihe !
atockholders of a bank or roilroad eompahy who is lts
saahtaf or its presldent? Tho dlfTerence ls that one
8BBB may mle lt prosperouslv and anotiier may rule 1t
88 deatmrtlon."
fepeakiug of the two candldates, he made a com- |
parison as to their respeictive litness for >the office of i
Governor. When he mentloned the nnme of ;
Fassett there was n roar of npplatise ar.d
888888 whlch the audleDce would not permit
to ceaae fer several mlnutes, proving that the
Immense enthusiasm for the candldate among tbe
country people here as eleewhere ls as great a~ ln the
clttea. When a few mlnutes later tbe Bfeakar referred
to Tammany Hall and lts domlnattng lnfluenee over
the Democratic candldate, the re<-ponte of the people
showed that they were sen^iMe of threatenlng daagera,
and were capuble of Bseaenrtng possibilltlos and ob
servlrig how all slgns cieaily polnted to the oontrol
of the Democratic admini-ttatlou by thal organlzatloa
ln case of vlctory. Mr. Depew udvanced to the sub
Jeot of taxatlon, explnlnlng the niethodh and processes
by which burdens bad been relleved'. but abewtng that
at every stcp, slnce Janus \V. Wndsworth, a Rcpub
lk-an, was Controller, aaeb mensurc in the dlrecUon
of re'llef was of Republican orlgin. The frult* of tlie
adoption of the-e measur.-. had manifested themselves
more largely than evcr before in the admlnlstt-ation of
Governor Hiil: and. ln accordance with their cus
tomary poMcy, thc Demoeraey -ought to elaha the
eredit-something to whlch they were not entltled.
Mr. Depew callcd attentlon all > to the rafaaal of the
Demorraev to penall aa |-ive-tu-..tlon lulo the canal
mnnagement. aabaa it aboaM be oondaetei by lts
li-lenda. Hc Intimated that it WM by foUOWtBg BBeh
inethod"; as these that so many instltutions of trust
bad fallen into decay and raln. lf there ^as nothing
to conceal ln tlie canal management, there should be
no fear of lnvestigatlon. He Insranced the oontaa
pursued "by Mr. Tllden when GoTernor, and the Nn
tional reputation aequlred by him as a rosult of tha
I'Oiirageotia stand he toeh in_that eonneetion. Then
he csimpared this actjon wlth the posltion assunied
by Uie Democratic mlnorlty of the S-nate last winter,
ln Ihreatanlng to bloeh all bajhtbitaai demandeii for
?iduct of the governnient of the State. rafher
than paraul Ibe beeka of the canal Bianageaaeni to be
opened.
Mr. Depew e.xplained to his audlence tbe prlnclples
and the operatlons of tbe Australlan ballot system.
I nder the eystems adopted as a result of Governor HUl's
attltude townrd ballot reform. hc sald the expeaaei Of
lt candldate were enonnoas and praciically gebarrei
a poor man from runnlng for offlee. The eteOttOB
maehliuM of the Stnto should be such thut anv man
should be able to run for oflice provided his fcllow
ciar-eiis bclleved liim a flt candldate ConttaalBg,
Mr. Depew csplalned wlth much vigor: '? I feel aenat*
tlve on this que*tlon. nnd I oame out on tlie etnmp,
as much as for any other reason. for the aarpoae Of
aaying to the va*t army who are und r- me. thal Ihe
BBBM privitege belongs to the tnickrnan that belonga
to thc p:-eMdent ln polltical matters, without Intiinl
ilail00 ani without force: tbat no man will bc lnter
fered wilh for his polltlenl opinions nnlcss as ? n
perior he attempts to control the polHlcul opinions
of his saborilaataa."
Mr. Depew then took up Natlonal lssues, and hnmor
ou-Iy deacrlbei thc lamentable conditloii of tbe Deaao
cratic party and the calamlty-liowlers, as he s:\ied
tho-e who had predletei Hatlonal ilaaater if the McKln
ley bili sbonli becoBM a law. He polnted to the great
rity which exlata, a"d aald thal the only answer
thal tbe eroahers were able to give m- thal Proi
had InteHerei wlth the furfllraeal of their predlcUon.
He iliu-t:,it-d al nmeh leagtk and wlth eham
aeraatlttty ani hnmor the operatlons of the reetyroelty
provlslon ol the MH, and tbe aSvaatage
every i tlon of the eonntry therefrom. Inddentally
m, of whom he aald thal
,, \r;- wa- a ? : th1* I'nited Btatee
Iu pfffclei cy'and Integrity cf admlnistratlon aml in the
,,v iu which hc in-t every pabllc occaslon.
. recelw I s ? m, aa
.. men tlon ol th- n He
altli .-.li earue I appeal to all to pro
v their own -uf'k- - u w< I
I . i ihe tlcket. Tne speech ?h- pnnetnred
aith an InrlnUe vj' etj of anecdotes, bumorous blta
and lUnstratlons. whlch prodneed tlie condltlona lo the
to iu the liitrodm tlon.
Mr Depew l^it here ibonl halfpast 4 o'ei r]
Bliney there was * bonflre and a gl ;it crowd wbooping
. ptl aud Vrooman aod Depew. A speecb was
ible. The same wsi tnie al Noi
Depew contlnned lils Journey to Onelda, where hh rar
wifl be attached t- the nlght exprehs, enabllng him i<>
reaeh New-York lo-morrow morolng at half-]
O'clock ??. Ilme to atteiui a lni-.ii*-s meetlng al tha
r?rand Central Btatlon. He will leave New York n-.-uio
at l o'ri'K-i, to oi rrow afternoon iu aaaaon to addreu
a Fassett and Vrooman meetlng at gyraease ln the
evening. Thence he wlll go to other parts of tho
B -}**ah!ng at Republlean meetlngsj on the way.
? --?
FRArDlXENT REGISTBATIOX.
POLICr CAPTADI BROGAV RFPORT.S TWI XTY
OVI i tgBB IX THE VHTII tg
I MBLY DIBTBICT.
rpon a f.-inal eompiatnt by Oaaeral Roienbi ngh,
rtih-f of the iurcHu of Ek.iions, the i' llec Commls
aioner-, yaahwdag ordcred a trlal of P, Tobtaa, A. Stang
and A. M. LewlB, Inspcctor-. of BJartloa in thc Twtnty
thlrd XJaction Dlstrietof the YlHih Aaaaatbly Dfatrlet,
vho perrnitted PahaaflaM hleoaay to aet as a etork a-;<i
eapy aamea of rotaee la ? regiatratloa booh oa Wt
i\a\ .?( la I waak. Tha toipeetor wlll be I ni i*torc
Uie Ceauataatoaara ts-aaorraw.
poibe (ajit.tiii Bragaa yesterday - :iK-rin
ten'ietit Marray tha toUowlng ripon abonl twanty one
, ..(Illagal registration lo tbe Viith Aasembly i?is
arlct:
iu eompllanea wlth your iMtraettons, i rv-jiectfuiiy
lorward. herewtth atta/hed, a li-t of parsom who have
haduleiitl) reglstered ln the Vllth Aaaemblj D
aud reporl iliat the peraons who?e names ar<- oa tho
taid llsl ai* Dnlnown at the places whlch they gave
aa reaJdenres at the fluie of ifglsteririg, and ln aome
caaea the numbers glveri aa pla<*a of re*ldenc? have
beee found to be unoeeupied hoii.ses. I eh.ll take the
Baoosisrj- atejsa to procore warranta for ?be persona
mentlnned ln thl? Bat, and will place the Wme IB the
kaada af thc ofkcers who ahall be detallcd at polltng i
Dlacei on clcctlon d*v, and who will arre=t auch per
Som whr, will attempl ta rote. I alaa Mate that. ln |
puranance of Inatructlons rccerred by ypa, I ahsn eon ,
tlnue to make furthrr InTeattgattoa ln tbe varlona etec
tion diatrtrt. m thte preclnct tor tbe porpoee of? etcct
Ing. If pesalble, anv frauimlenl reglsUaUnn, and H aily
Irur.h <.-e 1- d'arovetad I .hall lumie?liat<ly tahc atcpa
lo have tbe pereoni who ao fraudulentlv rrplstrr arresi
ad, taoaM they attempt ta votc.
supcrititcndent Mnrray would not make pnbllc any
?if t'ie names on the Bat,
WORKIKGMEN' FOR FASSETT.
WITH THF; UTMOST FNTBTSIASM TIIFY INDORSF.
THF. BVUBUOfaf TICKF.T.
A ma*-imeetinp of worhlngmen, under the anaplcea
of thc Ballot Rcform Leagne, was held ln the large
hall of Cooper I'nlnn la-t nlght and the greate-t ?-n
thaataeai greeted tbe naaaee af PaaaaM nnd vrooman,
Who were unanimoucly lndon*d. Pntrlck Rock, an
cnglnccr, preslded and opened thc meetlnp wlth a ehort
ipetajh ejplaintng the object of the meetlng to be
thc taklng of anch actlon aa wonld beet advance the
intcrests of n blankct ballot. Mr. Rook Introdnced
,lo?eph Wllklnaon, of tlie TallorV Hnion. " Why
docs Tammany Hall opposc ballot reforml" wld
Mr. \Vllkin6on ; "beranse It holda lt* power throngh the
tgnorance. vlcet, and corruption of thia great clty. Rnt
Ihe consclence of tlie cttlrcn* |8 aroused, and the powex
of Tammany Hall will be bronght low. (Applaaae.)
Tamtnany never was and never will be tbe
frlend of labor, but when the candidatea
of thc Rcpubllcan party are clected wc will have
ballot reform, therefore lt leavo. us no other course
open than to iudorao Fa>^ett and Vrooman. (Orent
i.pplausc and rhcera.) There are 40,000 lndependent
rltlrens in thls Statc who thinlt a. wa do aad will rofe
for tho Republlcan eandidates."
Hagh tirccnan, reprcenling Distrlct Aasembly No.
41). of the Knighta of Labor, was tlie next upeaker.
"I have been a Demoerot all my Hfc." hc sald, 'bnt I
star.d on this platfnrm to-day an avowed Rep^lbllran.?'
Be olutlons lndorsing .lacob Sloat PaaaaM were paascd
with a itorai of apptaaae and cheer aftc.r cheer. lt
was aUo resolved to demand the oomplete xcparatlon
Of the Klertlon Burenti from tJie POttal Depnrtment.
A etaan Of thc, leeOtuUoa read : "As education ahould
ro baad in haad wlth a frce ballot. wc demand that
our araaortoa be opened for the 20,000 achool children,
Who are unable ( , paln ndm>sio:> to our pul.lic. acheola
throngh Taiiinany's caDoeaneaa for the children of the
poor and tta knowu oppo*Uon to popular eduratloo."
Atnong thc repreaentatif* labor taadeta preacnt on
the ptatfaras wcrc Georga E. Mnrray, Maater work
,nan ; .fames E. Qulnn, ex-Mastcr Workman, and Hagh
Orionan. Worthy Foreman, of Distrlct As.emhly^No.
m- Willi.m McNalr, secretary of " No. 40"; Mort4m*r
O'Cennell, <?f thc ExeenBre Roant of Distrlct Aaeeinbly
v0 ? > ?.-, ? john Ma< Uaklu, John i. BulJlvan and Edwnrd
Konxa, secretary of tho meetlng. Thero were nearly
l.ooo p-ople jncsenu
A CORRUPTION FUND AT ALBAHT.
DIMOCRATIC BtAHAOBBS AI>ARMF.D AT THF. r.ACK
OF INTEREST AMONG VOThTRS.
Albany, Oet. 20 (Speclal).-The Democrots hera are
vruinulating a big corruption fnnd, whleh will. it te
thooght, amouut to 4W0.000. Nearly 810,000 has
been wreag from the clty and county offlcials and
their nbordJnatea, and nearly dnnble that amount from
tha eandtdatea. .lamcs \V. fato-:, thc Mugwump nrnn
inated for DlMrict-Attornev. Ii weV.thy, and It B sald
that he haa plcdged tlie cntlrc amour.t of the ttbtfy of
the offlce for three ycara, $15,000. Thls fnnd ha?
already begun to circulate. The thiiltly popalatod
downlown wardu ahOW uiuch smallcr rcgistratlon thun
usual; lo faet, tha numlier was so nuich less that it
caused alarin umoiig the Democratlc leaders. The
neason was found to be lack of interest on the part
of the votcrs, most of whom are workingmen, ln tho
ritato tlncket and dlagnst for the county tlcket,
whlch was uoininatcd ta deflance of tha wi-h
of tlie majorlty. The Hemocrntlc bo.?se? got to
gether to-night and declded to send emiaaartea throngh
i?ic?c waofs linniedlatelv and pav aU tardy vntcrs who
will regtatar from 89 to 88. BatarBay ls tbe last
reglatrauon day. _
BatfUBIalCAM MEETINGS TO-NIOHT.
Following aro Rcpubllcan meetlngs to be held ln
New-Yvrk Clty and its vlcinity this evenlng:
Yonng Men'a Republtcan Club, Whito Plalns: to be
addreaaed by Oeneral Jaincs B. O'l'.elrne ami \V. ll. A.
,i. Sloal Faaaerl Onb, 1,684 Arenue A: Cornellu*
Doodv, Dr. 8. h. Howell and Lorncllue DoBOvao.
BepubUcao Asaodatlon, Hempstead, L. I.; Richard
firuuiin.
Lotik Island Clty Republkan Aseociation, Long
Islaiul Cttv. L. 1., Behataen EbrB; Patrick O'Retlly,
Nnthaiiiel McKuv and 11. A. Mathewa.
Twentyfonrth Ward Bejrabllcan Asatx-latlon. Kay's
Hall. VYeit Fanns; Captaln Iluph Coleman and P. J'..
Lalid.
1st Distrlct Republkan Assoclatlon, open alr meet?
lng. Battery Placaj Jaae. P. Dcgnan, M. D. 0*J
laghcr and .Io?cpU Wllkll
.loliv Boya' Republtcan Clnb, XVTIth As?cmhlv Ui
trlct, So. 4:i~ IVesI Forty aeventh-it.; < , bt. isieehan,
(,. I'. 6uthcrland and SVllllam Wholebaa.
Faeeeti and Vrooman Chib, No. 1.483 Pliwt-are.;
Ja.mcs B. Anccii, Mo e. il. Or >-sman and JameaOwena.
l-i Aaaembly l>i-tiirt Hepubiu-an Aaaoclatlon, War*
ren und Grei . Davtd Healy, Patrick R(?k
and .i >*Bph Muiv.'v.
tlerinan HcpiibllfAn Association, Of the X\th A?
aemblV l)L?trli-f. No. 2'?2 Eart Fifty-slxfli-st.; Emannal
Lablaher and Lewla J. Vorhaa.
ma Republlcan Club. Martha Hall, Corona. L. I.;
John A. Orow and N. ,f. rtnraey.
Y\YMEN RF.GrSTERINO IH CHICAGO.
Chleago, Oet. 20.?At the eiection in Boramber a
Miperinicndcnt of Schools is to lie choscn, aad to-day
M, the day of regtitratton. The eppUeattooi for
reglstration by aomen aasra Bauaaroaa, eapeetalty lo
fashl mable dlatricta, and the womcii" came well i?o--led
011 the law nnd Ihe methnds of procadhre. Ia aaae
the Doardi of regtatraltaa daeBoad to recelve
their naincs. In othen their names were put upon
the tegtotry books, wlth all of the blanks lillcd eacept
that itattng as to whether or nnt tho peraon named
was a (i:?ilir.c(l voter. Tlils lcavea the women a
Bghtlns ebanee at tbe poOa?a eaaaea whlch they aay
they propoae to take the falleet poeatble advantage of.
in the arurtocratlc anbarb of Bvaaatea the memben
of iii? board of regtetratJoii did oot nppear. About
un) promlnenl aromen n^t and formulau-d n itatfl
ni<nt aetBag forth lhal faet, and the faudhar fact that
they bud preaented themaelve. for registration but
were prevented from havlng their names eatered bj
reason of tbe board1 abienca.
B^fTHTJSIASB IN THE XITH DISTRICT.
f'oloied and whtte Bepnblleani i^tirrcd up thc Xlth
:,iv Dtatriel laat alght The Dolted BepnbUeaa
^ ? i; 1.1:1 af thal dlatrlet had arraoged a asaaa-aaaatr
Ing, preeeded by a perade, and the piagraainai was
earried oet wlthont the anghtaat hfteh. Refore 7
0'ClOCk nver 600 tneri as>seinbled at th* head'iuarters ln
No. HI7 Weet TI11: t\ fonrtli ht., a ,d wilii drurns nnd
fiff-, miiniied throngh a onntber of atreeti, retumlng
to tha Cerrtral Hall at 80. 1*8 West TUity-aaeond-ah
ih.- greal erowd whleh loon lilied ihe aatl wiw so
fuil of enthuelaaai thal it eonJd not be reatralned, and
cheer. grceted erery aieotton <?( names of Bepnbllcan
oandldate*. The ipeakera were Leroy B. Crsne, C.
Rtewait, thc Rev. ,T. R. B. Smltb. Oeorge H. Morris,
randJdate far Atderaiao; !'. B. BIbbi and i"-cph H.
Townaend, Amoog thoae praeeol w?w J. 11. Mmnia.
president <>f the organliatfon : T. .1. Coueae. A. R.
Koberta, .1. C. John*>n, M. Bmlth. II. R. Wllllamt,
.1 A. Rlley, T. C. Llger, Wllllam 11. Lemond and Henry
A. HU1. _
FOB A MAsS-MEETINi; IN BATTERY PARK.
Tlieic w',11 b* nn OntdOOT BMaM BWettng to nllfht ln
Battery Park, OBdar the anapleea of the Begabv Bapab
Iteao Orf?nltatl*n of the 1 I Aaaembly Dtitrtet The
ateeting paoaalaaa ta be a areat meeeet, Thc ajaaibaii
uf the Bepnbllcan organlsation nnd a tmt aaaabar af
yonng men who will rote for 'be Brat time thia elee
tion wiii aaaeanble '?t Bo. 29 North Moore ii., their
baadojoartera, nnd naroh to the meetlng rarrylog
torrbee. tdany proajtoefll boidaeai men of Ihe dis
in. t bare pronlied to attead, The apehkera wiu b?
CoraeBaa Donoran, Joaepfa WlBdaaon, Jaaaea N Dee
Dan, N. 1). Oalhtgher and .1. F. Fra-cr Aft-r thc
aaaethig there aiB ba ? dbplay of firaarorka.
TO Ri'N AS AN IBDBPSBDSRT CABOIDATB.
Mtehael CahlU, wiio wa> Befiated la Ihe Btebaaaod
Conveatlon for tha Boadoath n for
abariff, has deetded to raa f'-r the offlee 00 aa lade
pendeht ttekhi Yeaterday ba tiied bi? oarttioata of
iioiiilnallnii, [odOraod by 20d BaoaM, ln th* County
offlce nt Blchawnl. Mr. Cahlll \- a Bqae
1,.,.,,..- ,i ki waa defeated three rearaago,
\(!;en he 11111 lor the saiii'1 ofBce,
AUBUBB BEPTJT.LICA58 TUBKOUT IN THE RAIN.
Aaburn, Oet. 20 fJBparial).- In spite af tii- tookaaeof
aeatbfir. II baalag raln d bare u>r tareat)*4ae hoan
mo ly, .1 large aadlenee aaiembbal ^ tha Burtli
Opera Honae to-algbl to Uatea to ipaache. bj Job B.
retary >f the Repabllcan leagae af Ihe
Btata, Ooagrf?*B?un Payae, und the Rev. B, 1. Ivaa,
Colonel i". A. M< Aij.in waa advertlaed la ^|e?:ll(, bwl
, telegram a'taUnB that be wai iil in New Vork
CltV. _
llir, I'.NloN LEAGUB IN TUXCAMPAIOB.
corn.ilui N. Blb>sb;i* i an.il thc OawpaiB* '
One Qaadraf af ihe 1 aJea baagaa Olab, tb< Naaaatlaa af
atbleh wa. Beeklad oa a) Bv .peelal meetlng oa Meaatay
iilght. 'Ilie Bat vsllliiot Ln- made public iinlil thc ;
choren bave arrepte<l thn place. A lu-tliiit of the com
alttee wiii bc held W-alghl
HOEY'S SIPE OF THE CASE.
HE SAYS HE WAS NOT TRTING TO T1ANFFKB
?B PROPERTY.
THE- LEA6E ON HOLLTWOOD WAS SIVEN TO PRO
TECT HIS 6?)N-THF. CHAROE OF EMBF.Z
ELEMENT, MR. HOET SATS, ?B
WILL A.VSWER IS COURT.
John Hoey, the deposed presldent of the Adams
Expreas Coanpany, who Is ebarged wlth havlng wrong
fullv taken ncarly 8P00.OOO of money helonglng (o the
oompany, evldently Intends to make the company
tlght for every cent which it cets ont of him. Dnder
advire of his couneal. Meaars. Bcot A ciiirk, he re
fiiM-s to make any general stntement comemlng bls
transactions whlle an offlcer of the company. He
0048 not propose to show his hand to his opponrnts
untll the oaae oomes before a Jndlrial trlbunal, and
then, he aays, he wlll have somethlng to say abont all
thc charges made agalrist him.
Concernlng the re.port that tliere was a possibllltv
of a oompromlse belng raa< hed by Mr. Hoey and the
Adams Kxpress Company, Mr. Hoey said to a Trlbune
lapuittt last nlght tliat he ftad henrd fcoUilng
about such a compromlse. Mr. Hoey was
In his room at Delmonlco's hvt nlght.
He characterised as "boali" the rumor that his eounsel
hud a statement >f his afTairs whlch they wcmld sell.
Then Mr. Hoey had something to say about thoso
mortgages whloh were flled at FreehoW, the county
seat of Monmouth County, N. J., on Monday.
Mr. Hoey declared Ujat the property knowp as
Hollywood bad not been mortgaged recently, and that
the only encumbranres on lt were a morfgage for
8100,000. held by the Adams Exprcss Company, and
another small mortgage for #12,000 or *ir.,000 on the
hotul. Of the mortwiges flled on Monday, one was
for 848.000 and the other for if.TO.OOO. Tha fornier
was in favorof Frederick C. Hoey and Mlchaei Qnlfh ?s
tru?tee?. Concernlng tliis mortgage, Mr. Hoej
that, ns his property waa liahle to be tled B| ln ttttgB*
tion for some tlme, he wlshed to protect pcoplo to whom
he owed money in Long Uranch. Tha mort?
gage was ; not on Hollywood, he said, bnt 0B
a valuabla strlp of Innd at Monmouth Bcaeh,
This land had a frontase of 1,300 feet on Ihe.watac
and was worth 8100 a mnnlng foOt, whlch made lt
warth 1130,000.
The mortgage for $.10,000 In favor of Willlam F.
FJ!c?* wa* on a valuable trart of land across tha lalte
from Hollywood, and was no purt of tho latter place.
About the mortgage for flOO.ooO oa Hollywood, held
by the Adams Expres9 Company. Mr. Hoey said that
fi*e yeara or aioro .go he borrowed $100,000 from the
flaaiaataa ttusi and Bafa Ln.ix.sit o.mpauy of Pkfhv
delphla, givlng as s*curlfy a mortgage on Hollywood.
When the mortgage became due the Adams Expresg
Company took lt up. It had been done at his reguest.
bnt the Financo Commlttee of tho company had looked
the property over and reported tant it was ample
secnrlty for the loan.
Thfa mortgage did not cover all of Hollywood, but
lt ineiuded the rnost valuable portlons of it. Mr.
Hoey ?aJd that he owned 4O0 acrea of kuid there. I p?n
belng asked what he thought it waa worth, he said ttiat
be hud bongkt H thlrty yeara ago, when property was
oheay In thut vicinlty, and he could not tell Just what
lt was worth now. He was already muklng arrauge
mentb to take up the 8100,000 mortgage, he said.
Ooncerning tbe story that tlie OOO shares of Southern
Exprese Company stook wlilch Mr. Hoey had deposltei
with tho oompany as securtty for a loau of ictfo.ooo
w-iis not sufliaaat to rovei-.the loan. Mr. ilo<-y aasi thut
tlie traataea of tlie oompany had reaorted it as .niple.
Abont Uie leuse of tbe Hollywood Hotel to his son. Fied
erli k C, Mr. Hoey said that his son hud had ful)
ehargB af the hotel for tho last six ye.rs
ani tliat ho held a verbal contract Wlth
h.m for lt. To isectir? hla son he had had
a Joruiai leu->e di-awn up and rocorded. The Hollywood
propoity, he fcatd, was absolutely free and Ih his own
uanie. wlth the exeeption of the onoiimbrances men?
tloned. Mr. iloe>'a son, Frederick U? added to what
hla father had snld that any Judgmeat wlilch the. Adams
Eipress Company secured agair>t his father would be
promptty I'Hid. Hl? father bad not been prompud by
anv iestre to piaoo the property otit of the reaoh of the
company by tmnsferring It, he declared, Tbe son was
,,;.??! if his lathcr hud anythlug to 6av about tha
810,000 whlch Mr. Hoey ls charged wlth tiaving ac
oeptod from the estate Of the former treasurer of the
oompany, loaae C Babeook, and bevtag retaincd for
lus own use.
The reply wns that he undoubtedly hud somethlng
Bbont lt, bnt not now. When the proper tlme
mine he would say what he had to say in oourt. Henry
s>ahford, tlic presldent of tlio Adanw, BapeBBI OOBBBauy,
jreaterdey Inveettgatei tha matn ollice of Uie Pci 'isr!
vanla divMou in Fhiladelphla. He said Ja.t nlght that
be bad fooni aii the a< ooanti rigbt at tiiai ofica, th-^io
belng a dlaerepancy of only 811 In a bu
..f Bz.ooo.OOO, atal thut diVrepanry eaafly aeoonnted
for. Mr, Banford, or hla hawyers, w-in make a pei
-iinal Investlgatloo of every important ofllce of the
oonipanj throoghoat the ooontry. Bestdea tHl-,, aii
the rmakVir Ofheea, numberliit,' nbonr -J.iXH), wlll be
eiamlned by travelllug laapectefB.
No siep? h?vo been taken ognlnst Edward A. Taft,
of B Mton, w/.o was one of the defendant* In the sult
Lnetitoted by Ueairy C. Sherburno for a diVlaaOB of
proBta from Uie aale of the Now-EJigl;u/d express
.ompaJiles to the Adajma Expreaa Oini;niiy. Taft la
tho inatiager of the New Engtend dlvlsion. II? was
ihe presldent of the cornpanles the purcJraeo of whlch
led to the d*i>osltlon of Hoey and the attnndunt oam
plicsitloiis. He atlJl retains his place as rnai.ager of
:
e>
SEARrillXG FOR THE PROPF.KTY.
EZAhnkTEfU FIND IT TO BE GE.VERALLY WITII
Ol'T EN'CUMRRANCE'S-INlEr.ttST PEJJ1J
IM FREEHOLD.
Freehold, N*. J., Oot. BO (Speclal).?County ClcrU
Hitipht's experts are stlll buaily engnged In malitng
the aeareh of John Hoey's real estate tiansactlons, iu
order to hnd out hrw muoh property he 0WB8 ln
Monmouth Ooaaty. It wlll take them at lca?' a
week more, so extenslve have been Hooy's deallngs.
The searrh ls belng made back to January 1, 1-71.
The se.-irchers havo Tx-en compolled to nialce a rnnp
Of nll the plr.ts of grotind pur'hased by Mr. Hoey,
abowtag what |..t> Tie lia? BoM tn Bther [KTsons.
The lis pendens llled ye.sterday sets ferth that
one Of tlie ol.Jects of sult brought ajalnst Mr. l|r?>y
by Mr. Banford ds "to deciaro tliat bbe piaintiir baa
a llen upon all property hercunder mentloned."
Tho ieenaaent menttom Uiree traebs of land aggro
gatfOg gfty-elgbt ares, and tottagea Nos. 11, IS, 18,
14, 15, 18 und 17, togother wlth all the personaJ
pr-iperty nnd flxtures ln any hotel rhureon, and
In the oattagaa mentloned. The rase created eou
siderable excitement here to-day nmoufr the lawycr*,
and the oflleials ln the Court Hotue.
The aeareh now belng mado ln tha County Clerk's
ofBee slio\v? that Mr. Hoey owns at least
::<M) aerea of land. There are no deeds
upon reeord showing that Mr. Hoey ever conveyed
anv pnapertf to Mn. .loeophlne Hoey, hU wlfe. The
limia made by Presldent fcanford that Mrs. Hoey
exeentoi the mortoaa for anxi.ooo whloh was aiven
to the Onarantee Trusi and f-afe Depoblt Company is
provea to t* false bv tlie Ooonta Clerk's oflelal recotd.
The mertanaa was axeeatei bv Mr. Hoev. and la <ia*e.i
Api l 30, 1886. it er/veni tj i-o .cres of HoUrwood
Park and fi\e wres of Innd on the aouth BMk Ol
-.? Panen on tiia here show thal lha trust
eompany a-sj|n?si the mortgage to Wl!:!am I,. HabbOll
on .iime 20. 1881, mr 8100.000 ln cmh. and that on
Weineaiay of la.t week "for nnd tn nonslileiailoM ol
81 aud other valuable eonatiatattona," Unbball as
slgnei tbe mortgage t.. Heory banford and L. c wler,
irust-. ~ .?( tbe Adams Bipiaai Coaspanr. .\s bar as
rrbers have eane ln th*ir work. then. avoears
to be no doubl lhal Mr. Hoev baa property enough to
oover all elaima that can be aetabhabed agalnal ulm,
There are no Jadgments on rec.nl agalnal him, and
;,n the arartgagei on bli pnrperty aggregate less tlum
-ii.- ilxtb of its value.
A RlVAh TO THE STASDMID MT..
Plttsi.urg, Oct. iiO.?It Is anYioiimed here lhal the
Btandari "il Oompany bj to bava oppooltton. a
route haK been -uivey.d for a pipe lltio from Pllth
l.ur? to ranaialphla nnd m*n are now gotag ovar tbla
roato kr' arlag tbe rlgbl of waj. Tha eo I oi tbe line,
i ht b wiii bava a eaerj ? ol 40,000 |
? day. is oatskattai al ? i ani it ii ;.. be
.i by March i Braneh hne* aill aj o ; ?
Into the >'.'-st Vwglala iie|d>. Andrea < irnegle and
(he Melloii BrOtharS a:e iom t,, i?; un
\v. L m -li-ii in baUdlag Ihhi aew im*. |n ? lukg-ume
arttole s..m.- tlaai ago Mr. Carnegte statei thal all
gi-eat iiiohiipoii. ? woaM Datt, ani s.nn thal tha eater
Ing aadge for ihe dlamamberment of tbe sia?jan[
. .ii Companj was ln Pinabnrg ln th* person of a
yonng man._
OrWM BBTf 89 OM t PACTnOOOAgl BTKikTSB.
.s.nu i Oct, SO. A rnrlona aod Important
M-i/.uo- ol eontrabani opinm was mada to-day on 11..
ooo I Bteaaaa Lakaai boaj Beaffla Tha i
afaoara raoateai the Up lhal abe hai lhadrug on board,
t.ut oarafal eareh aaltai to raeaalaay. la tha ?
ard's r.orn one of II*- hatpaeton was mu>h sim.-K
8u!i ,i in. line of a varV dl ani
detr.-mlned lo take il. ltl uiltiliK lt Insu Ihe li.iin.'
he aaa a-i.iiiislu-d U, dfid a lajge ravity ln the \>i-H
from whlch ho oaUacted 172 boaaa of oaolocat Uhluaae
8J8BB8,
OBITCARY
RETURN JONATHAN MEI06.
Waahlngton. Oet. 20.-Rcturn Jonathan Melga, who
had been clerk of the Suprrrue Oourt of tho Distrlct of
Culiimhla alnrc Its organlratlnn. March 88, tBBS, dled at
hw homo ln thia clty last evenlng ln thc nltictletli vear
af hln agc. He was appnlnted clcrk of the noart nt tlie
dire.t roaiueat of President Llnooln. who waa remlnded
of Mr. Melgs's fltnesa by Charlex Suiuner, then clinlr
man of the .ludlciary Commlttce of Ih* Senate. Prevl
dent Llnroln had become, acqualnted wlth Mr. Melgs's
abllltlee throngh a readlng of hla dlgest. A >eat on
the bench of the Distrlct Knpreme Oourt was tendered
Mr. Melga by Preddent Johnson, but. the honor was
decllned becatwo a frlend of bta waa an appllcant for
tbe place and beeanse BBeh promlnence was far from
hU taste. The name of Return Jonathan Melga waa
flrst hnrnt by the great nnrle of the Return Jonathan
who has Jnst dled. Thls orlglnal ReUirn Jonathan was
a natlva of Oonaectlcnt, achloved dietlnetlon aa an ofll
cer ln the Revolullonary Army aad latcr bename a
ploneer in Ohlo. His father when a young man be
came enamored of a Quahecees. Tlwmgh he waa re
pcatedlr refected, he perslated ln hl* .ult. Oa hla
fa?t wlrilt, a? he alowlv mounted hl. horee to rlde *way
(lclocU.d. the lady reiented, and bedioned te hlm ta
stop crvlng out, " Return. Jotintlian?v retum, Jon?
athan." Tbeee word?, whlch gnve hlm *> uinch rxippi
ness, he guve as a name te his ftritborn eoa.
JOEL BENNETT HARRIS.
Boitoa, Ort. 20 fflpeclal).-Joel Bennett Harrl.' dled
at his horr.e ln Rutland, Vt, yeaterday. He had a
stroke of apopleiy whlle travelllng from SprlngtleM,
Mass., laat Thuraday and did not rcoover consolousneaa.
He wm born at Sterllng, QbaB., on November B, 1822.
He entered the BJaaaaakaat Polyteohnle Inafttute at
Troy ln 1940 and was giaduated m a olvll englneer.
He wae engaged aa a clvll aaajBaaar from 184'J U> leM,
nnd as a rallroad contractor from 185B te 1860. He
did the gradlng, masonry work, brldglng and travk
laylng on tha New-York, Ncw-IIaven aud Sprlugtleld
Rallroad, the Boston and Albany, tho Harlem and
other rti'adi. He llved for scveral years In epring
tlcld, but went to Rntlatid In 18?iO, whero he wue
unppl ln thc oarwh-el nnd eaaaral foundry buslne^s.
in 1--2 the bu-iue-e waa raorfaaftad aa th* Harrte
Mantifacturlng Company nnd has slnce been ronduored
Wlth Mr. Harrl a as Btealdent. He waa also president
of the SprlngflHd l'onndry Company. For a ahort
time before golng to BaUand bc was engaged In
mercantlle buslneas at ProvlOeac* His wife, alx
riiildrcn, ten arandcbildren and one brother, Wllllatn
H. Horr'ls, of lliooklyn, lurvlve hini.
COLONEL JOSEI'H BTaTffABT LOWERY.
UHca, N. Y., Oet. BO <TotanjT| Joaeph fitewart
Lowery, a natlv. of Ortlkaay, thls county (Ouclda),
dled bare laat nlrht aftcr an illness of leas than a
week. He waa forty-nlue ye;ir.s old. Th* organlaad
company D of Mie uuth New-York Reglment, aad
far bravery ln the tleld he was pronusted from Ihe
rank of aergeant to that of colonel. He was wounded
in eaah a pataHar manner tliat his case was one of
the only two In whlch the victlms have been knowu
to survlve. Mr. Lowery was Inrgely Interested ln tlaa
cotton llBBBBalBBtmi baatogBB. Ho was an ard*nt Demo
crat, and bad held the olllce of acbool commlsMoner
for a number of yoaie.
WILMAM BT'CHANAN.
Rnltlmore, Oet, 80.?Wtlliam Bnchnnan, formerly
auditor of revenne of tlie Raltlmore and Ohlo Rallroad
Company, dled to-day of paralr*l? at his home, ln
the forty-fourth year of tdl age. Hc bMTCb a wife,
thc dauehter of the late ProfesaorC. F. McOak. and two
( hildren. Mr. Rnch.innn's matemal great-grandfnther
was Jamea Calhoun, tlie flrst Mnyor of the clty, and his
grandfather waa tbe fonndcr of tho Hrm of Smith <fc
Hnchanan. well fcnown ln Hultlm>re matiy years ago.
Mi. Hnchanan was eeaaeeted wlth the Raltlmore and
Ohlo Rallroad all bte llfc, ri.lng from the posltlon of
fretght olerk to be auditor of revenne. He rcslpned
rbat /offlce two veara Bg*. ywlng to fall:ng liealth.
Tho intorment wtU bc at wcatminater Church, where
uve pciicrutlons of his family are. burlcd.
w
ROBF.RT F. STOCKTON.
Trenton, Oot. 20 (Speclal).?Robcrt F. Stookton, aen
of Attorney-Oeneral John V. Stochton, djed of pnau
monla to-day at the age of forty-flve years. He was a
lawyer. and a grcetrgrundaon of the btockton who
slgned'the Deolarntlon of Independenc The late
(Vmunodore Bobert Pleld Stocltton waa his grandfather.
.*e lieaves a wife and four rhildren.
MANY VESSELS INJUREJ).
REPORTS OF HEAVT WEATHER IN IHI
NORTH ATLANTIC.
THE BIUO CLARE ABANDONED AT SEA-8EVERAL
STEAMSHIPS DAMAOED.
Tho steamers which came Into port ye.sterday wlth
funnela cnist>rf with s.lt and wlth altogether a etorm
tossed appeamnee brcmght reports of the recent heuvy
weather on tho North AtlonUc The stenmshlp Cypru-s.
whlch left imrrow r?n September 26, was ao delavd In
her paeeage that she ran short of conl and put Into
iviney Cbpe Bretoa Ielund, for B new supply. She
wns haaaaf wlth Iron ore and hnd heavv weather unUI
she rcached Oaye Race. Off the. Krnni lmnka she
fell r? with a dls-mnsted and waterlogged brlg. the
Clare, of Yarmouth, If. S. The captuln and crew of
the brig were taken off and landed at Sydrtcy. rhe
Clara was a brlg of 22? tons rafdahW and whs ow?. d
by Witllam D. I/>vUt. of Yarmouth. 9. B. Hie was
dlsmastad ln the gato of BaPteasbOr 24. and several of
her OWW were Injured by falMng spars.
The steamahlp Penpol. from Fowey, came ln wlth
her rall sranslicd, her bridgo carrled away and all thc
ijght work above the deek badly damaged.
The Aller had a rough aaaaaga of lt from Brem?i
but recelved no eerlmw damaee. The etcamec
PrudenUa, from Newcastie, atruggimg egaaaat kaavy
aeas aii tha wny aornaa, Bha w?s aa earataaft by
laborlng ln thc tmngb of the araa that <?**f?**
leak and put into thta port for repalrs ln*tcad of g,4 g
to Perth Amlroy, whlther aho wu? bouni. rhe Didam,
*?iater shlp to the ftlani. now belng towed_ bu4 Ito
yueenstow,. mlnus a propeller? re;.orted a ,m?ceeston
of northeasterly galee. 'ha < wtober 6 V> ? ;^" V" ?
berg. a sallor, fell overboard luid wns drowiiert. wn
Ootooer * tbe Dhleai paaaei tlie wrcck of a veaaei or
abont 400 toqa, bottom ap. r^?? pvening''
Wilmiiigum. Dd.. Oct. 20.-An ^?r^T*?1Jhf<)
dlsnat.h from Lewee, DeL, sav-: u rhe effeett 01 tno
htfe L ale are bSng tobl by eeaeele arrlvlng at the
B^waterT Tho ?obooner n. seward. t">*???
wlth umberfor New York. haaiimtarrlved. *hl.?*
2? reporto paaelag ln bdttodeST. J"""ti. V. it
U.ree-m'tMed sehooner, waterlogged, on tne 4*0 rrisi..
wlUi sKu.ls of dlstress riving and an ununown bark
hing by I? r. su"poS to be taklng ofl tha echoonert
erew. Tle fe-wird orperiencei ihe gale aeveral iaya,
auahunlng auaht damaaa to aaUe and <**%** ihe
aohooner wllGam Jonea, Captalo FnUtx, ?? ivea ia
nlk-ht having on board the crew of si\ men or tn..
" h! ,,er Fannie B. Wallaeton. of Bath. Me.. reaenedon
uctober 14. 100 mllee eaat of 1 ape HenWjTrbeWai
laston took the gale off Barnegat ?n oetooer n
!"? ,. un M*rr. of the Waliaston, ^porta tho gale a
blowlng about slxty mllee ao boor. J^T^JK
thrown on her benm ends and only ri?h'?4JindVh!'
-iittlug awav her mnsts. Tbe crew were on he
;;:?!:?? r?s;e| ,wen'y-fo:.r l.oi.rs oni aave, ?rdy the
elothes they hud on. Their sufferliigs wef: se\ere,
Mdnev Kennedv. of London. and one of th* crew .of the
plloteboat T. P. Bayard, was knockesl oxeilx.^rd and
drowiied vesterdai- afternoon n<-ar the Oapea.
Baltlmora, Oet. 20.-The h.orkentlneO. Clark ar
rived here fo-day wlth angar fmm nemerara. Rhe
hHii^s i rale of dlstress. Wind and wave buileted her
ta iv oVthe vorsga and left. her leaklng, with Hgglng
Loneard on ezaaoated crew. Bba lett Domerara, on
-eniember 8, and lmmodlateiy atnick B. Weet Indla
imrrhane. and ahe experlonccd a aerlea Of itornB al
th. wav up. Tlie crew of ten me-n was fcopt con
s.- ?v at work at the pumpa to keap tho feaaal free
from watVlogglng. but nevertheless, the cargo was
aTmcatT& anrffhe fre,.i ^iter supp y alsc, From
drlnklng bracklah water, the men's bodlc-s. when rnoy
an-lved here. were a IBaae of soree. They are now
^hlZ^^^AV^ a-a-tog InterrmtlonaJ
on Sunday la?t, flying stgnals of dlstress, and towed
Into the c*re*.
AFTER THE 8TORM COME HTGH TTDES.
THEN A COT.n WAVB ARRIVED AND THE AIR
WAS PURB AITD BRACINO.
A oyolone from Bermuda and a rainstorm from tae
irreat Ukes m*t torether ln New-York on Monday
nlght and dJ?ported themselveo. The cvolone and tha
ralnstorm had a good tTme of it; the people did not.
Yesterday mornlng the ratr.sforai and cydone went
up along the coast and centrallied bbaaaaaivaa over
Nova Scotla. There waa a rlso rn temperature In
the South, and a fall of tempexatnre ef from 10 to 80
dogrees in the Northweat. A eold wave in a moditied
form got here about 7 o'clock last nlght, and Mr.
Dunn thought that to-day the thcrmometer would
register about 42 or 40 degrees. In Malne it waa
"ulnlng laat nlght, but hcre the brlght moon losb*
down through fleecy clouda that floated here and tken
in the stariy *kv. Hnd th* *lr w.s coo" and pqr%.
fn th* ninrnliiK there was u h!gh tlde, and *???,
laafaol over thc Huttery aea wail aa they wera 4rt?
in by th* eas'crly wind. It was an tir.u iia|;r j,, .
::ile. and .rellari nlong the, rlver fronfj* *er? Bja^Z
10 that pnmps had t<> bc hwiight Into re?,iiHtlon u
Bhav them. The ferrr brldgea were eievated at ^
'?utcr cndK ao that teams liad to stniggie up ^
inclluea to get on board the fcrryboala. In th? au,rj
ing a heavy ?ea was rimning at Bath Ifeacb, and thaa
were feafs for the aafety of thc bnthfng houae, Bbaa
Along Matcn Iilarid tl.e Bd* RMI -> hlgh th*r !>
wavea brobo over thc board wailts nt K atti ij?J'k
and demollshed Inrxe aaetloae of thern. i rM j*
booses were wa?hcd Into thc aea, and went loauT
? >nt bv Knndy H?..k wlth thc ebb tlde. In the *f_7
noori tho wind ehlfted to thc oorthward, and r-irthl"
danger was averted. ^_ ?*.
tne pobtku adui^iox prize at aubkut.
Amhcrat. Masa., Oet. 20.-Tl?e Porter adanaaaj
prlze of V->0, off.-rcd for tbe beat entraat* exajnjr,Wl_
to Amlesrst Oollege. has been awarded to Wllluw, ;
Roardman, '!?".. ef Jtarnet, Vt. R. II Mlaaar, afBha
York nty, ?t?od sccond. lOtbait* the arba bai beei
awarded un excellence of entranrc examl.natlona, h?
tbe mimber Of stndenta admltted on eertlflcate la m
much larger than In yearv past that a speclej im *
mamlnationi haa been held.
BECOXD BBBJMJB9 AT ISDEPFSDEXCM.
Independence, lowa, Oet. 20 -To-dar tn g<ytrt ?
th. record-br-aker.. About flfty hor?e< wre itartej -
beat their markx. Tbe niijorlty of them aaeeeaaaf, m
ln many lo.taneea huge allcea were taken ofT. The rnf^
Rollo, the prop>rty of th* Jcwett 8t?<:k Karm, of BttMa
BT, Y., was tlie htar patfaeaaai of the dar, i.reaalaj a,
world paclng re<ord for that *?*, inaklnir the rnllij in jj.
Thls aon of Jerome F4dy held the rOaWrd it 2 37*4 unoj vaa
weeks ago, when IMnewood wr-v d It frota U.m la IJIL
- ?
THE WEJTHME BBFOBl
THE COAST STORM COF.S NORTH HLOWXf.
Waahlngton, Oet. 20.-The atorm haa rr.esed fraaj ?,
Mldd.e Ajaaatte Coaat B ? aalng la ?^
an cawrly ertad af slxty rnil's an hour belnj r^?rv,
from BkMk I-.a.rj'l. TL- elaarlog eondltlon kaa twr*
from Texas to tfeorgta, fradoally dliidniahlng in nacnia*t
A aeeond rlearlng e*a*Uttea haa n,o\ed treai a.oert* a
*kuta.
FORF.CAST TILL 8 P. M. WFJ>NFJ?DAT.
Tor New-Kn(?!and and Kavtern New-York, Ught ah;
?tatiooary temperature, eseeeB ailghtly aeoler ? ^
coaat; aateertp aalaa.
For Kawteru Pennaylvanla, Ncw.Jeraey, DeJawan m
Marylind, llght raln; clearmg Wcdneaday afbntaj a
Maryland; atationary temperature; northweaterly ta*.
hlgh oii the cca-t.
Fur Vlrflala, the Carollnaa, Eaatcrn florMa ag
Ceorgla, eaa**BBp falr.
For Vraaaaaa Fiorlda, Alabama and Mlsaiaalppl, aa a
Thuraday; allghtly warmer.
Fur LoulHiana and Eaatern Texae. falr; atlchtly aajaa
on tha Ciulf.
I or Aikanaaa and Mlasourl, falr; cobler h/ Mat
Fur Taaaaeeea and Keataakj, generai.y fah;ea*>
warnier.
tor Weatern Pennsylv.nia and Waatcm .S>a|?
llght, raln.
For \V< st Virglnla, Ohlo, Indlana and Ilimoia, raaas
falr; allghtlv warmer.
For Michlgan, lair; alightly warmei ln th. iaaaa
part.
For Wlaconaln, falr; cex>>r by nlght.
For Mli."ne-ota, lalr; alightly oooler.
For North liakota. falr; warn.'.r by Tbu.-aday.
For Io?a. Bebraaka, Kanaa* and South Dekaa, bn
?Ughtlv touicr.
For Colorado, gcnerally falr.
TRIRUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIOXS.
f" TfOdBai ktoruinf. Mxht.
P" | 1 J 8 ? M 7 ? 9 10 18 1 ?_? 4 5 a ' a lien
-_r.\
Trlbun. OfTice. Oet. 21. 1 a. m.-Alvmete ahower m4
?unahine prcvailed yeKteiday until late U\ the day, aaa
the ?Mlea cieared eompletel/. The ralnfall m ncy
Ught, howev,-r. Thc temperature ranftud betwaen M
and 00 degreee, th* averate (IW?) b?liij( f% hlfhar aaa
on th* correspondum day laat year, and *? lower thin m
Monday.
In and near thls cltr t"-day there will probahly at
falr wrather, with allght thcrmal chaugea; vajinet, I
anythlng.
Cilo l.ealCstatc fox Sole.
* _?*_ of p^vats !?__??J_&__ ?_}j
A818.500; n*?r my oBloa biEM.No, ?'"?
ave., eornar 9;itl-st. _ _
F Ufouf.s^ry "bre^natone. _n L, J koaai
tlTOODLAWN1 0BMJ-M.H1 M-pT fei
\\ s.iu suiubic for toiin. or burjals: w*
IaM? iveooT E. EDMUND MAltkS.
v.'i Hi.isdway,
A
cfitn lieol (Eetate _o ?et.
viiiv ?uy '"r
and B
'bannlng epartment of Mx llght ??'?? ???_
n.pn ?hi .1 io M from No\ I tnoiiire
[,r\^r UTJ ii AMTlb'M, LU
.Jd-i-t. _____ _,_
? . i;r.s.SMAT{l-..H. baiidjraascr or othrr llght
II, ue? for: I wiii
rant' ?v baek parlov. wlth wtranca
rroin the at* et, on u.oderut,- terme, to a
dJ ?? bjlgh class trede ol bei
IIOSAMOND BASaETX, No. 107
Weat gad-at. _._
Is iMiVul.SE U> let, furalsbed or unfitr:
< uTahed ao 784-at., between park and
l.exlngtn aves.J r*i:t low. lL?a?a ?
iH'LVi'i'. 80 Braadway._
f i ui; L? -8J ? Va u ' lata on UJtk, uth
T a_4B0tasta.. between Avenve a.and
Eaat lUve? alao small brfck bui.dliig on
lati-si, ajoiy to H. D., ee Ju"* 0.
HttOOKMAy. 43 ExchJng.- l'!a*c_,
Qpvicsa tu lahrr
TEMFLli COCRT.
THOKOH..MLY HKKPROOF.
RTJLAND V Wl'llTINO,
.-, I'.F.r.KM VN >?t.
To i,rr -liH Weat I04tli st,; flne sulte
of apartmenta: 23 foot prtvat*
. large, all llght; all roadara Improre.
terms reaaooabls to desirah'e tanaal
____
. - [j UO Wl 81 Fo I iaaO, s-s'ery
?J.'J trrowBatone; now oeeop'cd i.v ..wn- r.
Conntrg fUal esiate forJSole
A O-ENOY FOR MONTCLAHL-DwaUlaas
Afor saie or to let, lutniaiiai or uatur
iiabed: und by U.e a.-ra or lo:. 1-hiJo
4 TAYLUJt. .'. H.e,<n.?:i?l.. N. ??_
BtriLDINQ BITES on deep, snlt w.ter
,i ,i v-v Hai ii ". R-, bj ?'-re i i loi,
Apply MEI.V1LLE MT.ad, 150 Broadway.
1->ull I* ME .-* wl N J IU -l.\i> AND
* IAKMS 011 each s:d - of the H<i<l*oa
Klvor P?aok Ferrln, Flahklll-eu-Uiidaon,
M V._
Nl.Y e.">00 iieeessirv to buy ouo of the
u*?t and best loeated Queen
Aiuie eottagas at Benaonhursli 17 reoms
all imuiovem..iita; furiiac; 200 foet from
road : reot pays the r*Tiird pay
, *.it- and Intereat; verj oas terms; ? rare
opportonlty t<> awn mi ?leaaa)1 ivswl.nce. J.
,' hiiooNOVEK, 1,200 aapara., between
,,i Mtb sta, Br ok |
OkaSiJE ~N. J. ("il Btattonai.?Pnperti
lor ?aie und rant. BDW. P. __-*?
i i.j ON v 00., '?"'' Broaiwt].
G
Rcal Celale UJanteb,
REENWOOO CI'.MI T'.'.I'V LOT wsnted
old iisit "t eemetery preferred. B. l".
'li.--. - jo Urnadwa). Kooaa BO.
Jflois (_o tft, tltitnriiiaheo
A,~A'~ IHE ORETLOCat.,
Wt-at '. ihst. aud Coiunibueave.
Apartmiata of ei_lit and ulnu r?mn to let,
ad ai. I mn-I.ed afUi au -otir.-ly iibvt
j . bo . .. i aa -.?' 11 ei n expeati i and 1*
but t?i. roon.s deep; rooma reii largo,
clesct r<>..ii. pientifiii; luimUoi...-:! iiit.d aa.
loou pa--sag. . . sleeplng reoma;
r.jits iroiii 4 1.I0C tu 82.000 per aununi._
_TUK DALHOI blE,
? Au ati.solut.-l'. llr.j.roof house, to to
is w.Ht, iom-at., rx twi ui .',ui anJ Oth avea.,
overloofclni a veri band
iamc iuptei apar_n<nt to rent Ptoaas Uv
Al.Ai'.i.i. i~nd ii AN DsoMK apartni. ?f.
rurniahed, hn _? Bn proof ball i ng, ao
Madlaou-ave., cor. 28th-?t._
VVF.IIY d.-a t'au, 7 rooiua.
bath, itcani h at, dei orated, bardwood
i order, muderate rent.
Ai.i. i.i.. :i i, u rooma and bath ?i am
neai park . 10 We?i ?"
sarrltd people._
I . I '. . , ] ' I 1. 11 I N . ,
l> sUi-.'t.
Large sulte. a: .
.
i kMM and batii ; all lni|?ro\e
unlj !? ilm d r i:.. ? no
ri l :-.. :. . I , ? !
i'|i ii i;i.n i mei ol POth-at.
I 100 i02 l"i : S
jii I l.uh . -te;in h al d and d ' or.it .1 ;
imixeiileiil Ui IWd-al. elevaUd road; lo*
rant, -pplj lo JaM r, 104. _
(*il\Mi k< i
M
'IMIl.
,:i (,uv >n.i;. v i- vr.i;
niriiei L'otli st.
Tn wna aud l*th ; one
- aaa bath Call or add
l-T.
T. . I. i '... nts lo the II .1 itea I,
l_| VVaat VI-' il Him- raoana and bath<
n.. ii orated; ateaju bsatrd; boilar fur
heatlog ouulda of bulldlng ; alngl' rtat. 25
tttn alda. laftuiro Jaitor, on preaMaea.
Xnrniorjfb flonacg_
Country.
MON'TCLAIH, B. J.-On mountainald.,
acceaalblc bv iiiaeiulahilz-d roads, at
tractlv* modern reaideneo; well furulshed,;
iever.1 i ? r--nt very low fo.
wtnui montha or loojrcr. EDW. P, HAM
li.i ON ' CO., 90 lir'fidnKv.
Uoaro ano fiooms.
O
N r.i.l.GA.NT teeond floor, wlth board,
/v on 07th--t.. iiiMi Sth-av-a: a choic*
AddreM liltUi^ udtce 942 Sd-avo.
/(HAMnliiV PARK, 83 and 3d.-?uiu.?
ll and -iuj[le rouaui buard upltunal; |ih
_,
IIVATE PAMILT, large front room
with boHid -, not and cold
witter. 1-(J Fa-t 46Ui-at._
MADLjOK-AVE., 144?Wlth board, de
>t ?a anlte; amalu-r sultea
.iimj lingl. isi >ii s. _____
\ MLKKaV HII.L, 13 Ewt B-thel..
aall) deslrahle oiHoe. wlth boa.'d;
-i.Ut'l- fur physlclan; rcfeieaces._
S x:' nAAX^' 28 WBBI 32D-ST.
bultea, Hif.ii bath and toiWt. aarpet. an*
hunglngs. or fn'ly furr.!>hfd; prlva:? table
,f dcalred. , ?,
Banltary PluiDbhiy. Aaerlcan P?a.
TWO BI_0 ABT ROOMs! wltH superlor
board, tor i-idiea;d*llghtful hnnie; 57th
afc. n.iir BUt-ave. Add..f, 1JIKO, oltlce
!>i5 8dev._
rpilK BUBLIN GTOn" " _ "
1 w ?? BOth-at,, 1 do*r from Bth-ave.?
llaiilsome front, aulte, fumlshed; all ?er
meali a la earte._
9TH-ST. 15 U K-T. -Partles wlahlng to
locate b>r thc ?iiiter wiii tlnd dealrabl
ioiin?. excellent boardi locaticn eentrel;
rcfennce. eachangtd. _
:H
II VVEST l tlll-.ST.?Elegantly funil.hcd
1 parlw floor; rery conventent; privite
table; telerence. i
,wini-S'l.. :iim WEST.-Twa lv??, deafr
/.Wable fronf. r.,orrn, wlth or without board;
tnod'Tito tcrnii._
.Xlilisi. U BAST, three doora from
Z.t .th-ave.-Roon*. with board; lari/a.
iinaB, BILLEB._,
I,. | i - ij?r?e raoay rooms,
_.f,e.'uint floor tabil a?d appolntni Bbl
i i rencta._
TH-ST., 27 VVFfiT.?Randa.m. large
back parlor to let; with or without
boird ; rrferencca esrhanged._
o a TlT* i . 184 YV! >T.- Large and hand
?j't -omeiv furnlahed rooins; all lmprove
meuta; wtta or without botrd; ref?.rencea.
Ouni-BT. 1". i AST.- Dealrabl. looma,
fJO with board: exeepttenally eholee looa
Murraj Blll; referenoea i*g/Hred.
JOb-ST., 20 I vS''?? Handsume _d floor
T*3fuU) oi partlaUy TirnlJhed, with or
? ?? ? ' ? ? - _
I_JTH-8T., 41 \\ ab!. annny
4t> rooms n.nr Wlndsor Hotet; llrat-,llea*
board an 1 attend.nce: relerenee.;_i
. m TH-BT . :i" W'EST. -Wlth board. larpe
-?/ and sinai. louin. on 4tii Baer; ai>o
Uifk I'ailur. _ _
IQTH-bT ~' Plcaaant raaa?;
4n eacellent board; rea.?onahlc t*rmi>; rcf
_
TH J5T., ii NVT.ST.- Dwli
arat-ckia. toard and Btteadaneo; refcr
FAa'll
?>W Bmall adull lamlly "lll let, hand-om -iv
furnlah '?' front rooin to i-ertned
. . , . |*ni n-iiie,
home romforu; tcrma reaaonable: iinoacMp.
tlouable referenccs ?lven nnd reoulred. Ad
ror 2 dars, MOST DEtttK \m,i. Boa
. tiuoe L*pt?? i "' Ice, i,'J:is< Broadway
- > ii s|'.. 77 wi fui ihed
.> . ... nnd floo . four r.-; ?1 " sulte
lulh; privur ? tiMe if
dealc '1 i- U '? m ea. _
- l> w i> i saD ?? iugb.?
?lo piewant well furnphed room. wi'h
pood al ' teaaon.
i* t VVFj8T ii-1 >T.?1 ' irnlahed
O-t raoma wlth board; -trf.tiv fir.1
.ini fui (jentlerncn_; refer>^icc*._
9? rii.sv. 113 WE.HT.?llandaome large
/ moii.: an lulte ur alngly; ampl.
home l >Wi j ____^__
1?7 M adis in wi Three lai^e room*,
.> # ir, cn a.iitc ?r aeparata i
uth.r roouia wlth board. _
1-(?S vblhON-AVI'.. -llandMiin ly bir
? >.? nlah d i - thlrd llo <r frmit rooins ;
? i o? d I... i roonia for gciitlemen.
.Hl wisr r ni --t. Seatly ruri'labad
i44 for '"o eantli
or marrled rouple; good lahla; terma e^;
kve._
4S
Qt?d' WBrVT 1 i IIUnT.- Iirge, bwid.
'?-Jt) aomrli fiimlahed room.; i:>r?a
~ runnlog weter; bouniiful table,
eking.
TlrooklTn
BOAKP.-rn th. Hetght., near nenry-st ;
: , ,, inut< ?' froai
Poiith and \v.iii ?! Bweat teraaa,
-. | - |
Hoara ttlanlro.
Oi 1 N IT.I VI \ \ di -il s warin ?ijn:ii.' rcum
f wlth hoiril in prlvate anu-rirau famlly;
i,,tu. ii ii", ii ? i 42d -i- ith utd dtb
a\*a. im' u\ ? i -I" Wi ? ?i'. I'l KM.V
!n " _____
Y.. luruioh i uiu
i not -i hall r.\: . ? rth good Iw ?
wii.n! |o ele\ated road; WmI btda, !
I0i -i , 11 ? ? aol i>?* ovar *10
a w.?k ; refereucua. Addrcaa lilMKDlATI .
Trlbun* Orhv*.
A
irirnielicii Roomi^_
HANDSOME SLTTjroTTroonia; atoj
large ioom fur gentiemea. &a wees
-.d-tt._
T OENTLEMAN who has a fumished
il tlat, ateaui heat ani sunny rooma woma
rant two room easonabla iiu.-.-.
Adverhal-g Agency, 00 wth-ave.
ALL i.l'.H I - * bath; tUu.m
h>ated; decorited; near Pi.rk; loveiv for
youuK marrled people, 40 Weat 6-.th-at.
ABMALL iirivate hnmly, having n.ore
rooni then raqulred, wiu i?* . i??
fumished reoms to ?-nti*m*n; ?,_amtnew
liou-e ; haiidsoiiiely tltted up ; neighbor i-.od
o-.-t ia elty. j _ any tlme 111 w. i-tn-ss.
A> FOR THE tTffW
YOltK TRIBCNE W1LL BE RE
I i 1V,,D AT THE 1.1'TOWN OFTFICBB,
So. LS?8 Broadwa ' &?*_
l Ho Broadway, icner -rtth-st., unt.i .?
d' b J7o Weat Iwenty-Uilrd-at, coeaai
Rh-ave.: 162 oth-ave. ; 153 Ibaith-eva,,
orn * rourt ^nu.-st.
flAtilKLOR aPaRTMENTS. 2d door,
15 ,? iult? ... Kta-ly. bath ad.ulnlng; con
venient pxincipil hot?U, cl?b;s resUuraata,
elevatedfjwod att-endanee. 42 West 26th
r- adway. _
vM?s,,M!.i.v FU-UOBHEfi sonare
ruooia; steacs heat: near L aaaoon;
>o up; gentlamen. *1 weat 27Bi-as.
II
Lfront room, fumwhod,
__* heat; oa Went 130thst.; wlthout
board; ?ef*r*nees remilred and glven. Ad
dr?*a MADI60V. Tilbune Ofli.-c.
ii AROE, haviiSmMi.lv TvAMmVKF
1- rcon's; genUeman only; naar laiou
Club. 52 West 21st-st._
LI..I1T n.n'iv, front room, wlth prlvste
famlly; all fn-provements; rrferenoa
given and reci'ilred._
l\fEWLY fnrolshed; trjiisl'uta accommo
l\ dated. 4 liudaon---, oppoaits ferry.
Mrs. RAPEB,_
V.;aI1 maDISON-AVF,.?Handsomely fur
il ni-h<d connectlng roouia ou second
flo..r, f..r gei)t>n,*:i only. Addreaa llox
:-03. Trlbune Vptown Olllce, 1,-38 Broad?
way. _________-_-__----_-_??_
Rl ? \- kI'.F. HOCSE. corner Rroadwey aud
lloustou-*-:. -ComforUbl- rooma for 60c.
uei dav upward_
1 _> I nsrT7"2_4 EAST?Huidsom* newly
10 fiuiilahrd rooma. all ImpiONemeu-. f..r
aentlemen; prlvata hoiwe; aseeUent noigh
borhood._
C%a 0-8T? 160 WESt.-Hand_?ma ntwlv
4-i furnuhed reoms ln pnvate famlly i
every KOnt enlenee; .-\<viient ncighborhood;
genUemen ; refereneea_
Oa'rllsT. 27 WK8f.?Handaoma l*rge
?)?_ ba.k parlot to let; with or wlthout
bo-nd; refereneea eaebanged.
41 D-8T. 137 WEnr.-S**ond fleor frcnt,
? -o.irh*rn exisxure: al?o hall rooma:
newly fu.nished, r?f> rwices; pern_n?-ut or
tranaMBt_
?T WE-T S3D-ST*-Iland'aomrfy furnlshi
,1+ seeond fliKir b> rent for a .nu-r seaaon,
.- n a? ?.-,.) \vs,i -Unusually tsrge,
>)>) handsome, newly lurnl*hed rooma ou
iirst au.'. r^aurth_ floora; ,tu'" ,""'","''jl"1
rooms: unaxeeUed UWe; Ainerle.n famlly,
kome cemforta. _
l.)/k MAU1SON \ i i " l.-.ri:e -Jd-fleor
1 4\> ha k raom, with conneeUag hau
rooma; prlvete batb
^0;
wi vr :s'i ii.>r.- parior snd three
?iW.'J NQii?re bedxooma, luu.dsomely fur.
niebvd; all ronvenl*neea; f.o ..-iitlemen or
could aeeoBUBeiata physteBau
Brooklyn.
ADVEKTI8EMENTS POR THE \F.W
VORK TRIBl'NE WILL BE RE
. I.1VI.P AT TIIK UPTOW.N OF! .
s... 1,238 Broadway, oornar Th'rty-ftr-t-st..
140 Breadwar, comer 20th-?a, unri I
p m.; -270 Weat Twenty-thlrd-afc, ,-omer
siii.i\... ; 158 f.lb-ave. J 168 FourUi- ?\e .
rorner Kourteaath-at. _
B~ ""K(?fiKI.\ N II! KillTS.-A lady owning
ber own bouse, ?ithin .'> nlnuti
..r w.iii-st. or boi tn i lea, w_ bea ;
i;ir?-. aeeoni ?' ? hirrrfBed r..om t<.
gentleman oi genwman aml alfe; refaraneea
reguirai. 27a Hlntast.j ".und d.?ir froin
Jorale'non-st.
RoorriB Uianteot
A FAMII.Y or three want dl or 3d flo.?r
/\ in j.nv.it-. dwrlllng, wholly or raittly
finiilsl.nl: -IJte prlee. Addrts., C. II. lt,
Boa ?">? Trlbune Office.
AIiV RTIBEMI v M gOR I RE NEW.
1 UKK ?'. Kl III M V\ II.I. BJ
CI'IVl'D AT TIIK l ITOWN ol m | ?,
.\o i,-j;i8 Broadway, .-::i-- Tkwty-fli
1,140 Broadway, .o-ncr -dtb-*t., untll 9
p ii'.; -.70 \\'.<<t Twanty-thlrl-st.,
Btb-ave.: 169 6th>ava j 153 Kourth-ave.,
,'nn: r Feurl
nKNTAL sl'R.N lexcluatve practlca
?n<> me. Iianleal ?ork>, uauta an ad
joinlng oBlea ?ith a pb\sbiun o irattat .?r
[u a prlva-t hdn^l? wlihiu ???? bl.x k of .'.ui
a\e.. I..t\ve..l gOth und ul'tll >:.. . llls., a
ng apartoieul ab?.ve. fiirnlahed ur n?.
rurnlahed, for self und alfo; lifluTt iental
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nlture, ceramlca, euiioa t.-t _ t.ra.-. *c..
lo b* had ?t Ut*. HEMAN.N'S. 304 4th
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for Sale.
AI?'. l k'! Is,F.MENTS FOR THJJ X_w.
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CEIVED AT THE FPTOWN OmC_|
No. 1.2:58 Itroidway, oorne,.- J h rty_e?,a
1,140 Broadway, eeraer 20thst., _.s: 1
ii in.; 2,*o Waet Twentr-_iii_-?_, ?_*
Btb-ave. J lf>_ (Jth-ave. ; 131 Four_?
.... r Fourte?nth-*t.
AMaTC'H__3_ watoh, item-wlnd*r, f*
t> r- iplit, dv back, hcavy. iatia
huntlna ?<>00; *l o *;eg*al*>
moud rlne; (rentlenian offers both l,t abt
J. II., Xribun* Oflloe.
Cs AXUY and TOY STOltK Kr ?alt.-UI
' Berr*-C Iirunklvn, K. D.
Dl 9, roll-tops, *uiid.ng ai.d it'. un
t.oug ?hlvlii|< tibles, c-Unters rauat;
".il ulHe> s ll't'd. ulcl de,_, __?__.
axi-hange. 14 Bjnd-st.
IJM.l.OAVl' 5w0 thrco-pedai aprtftt
_ ptaoe, $163; boat make; nearly n?;
oi i-t avll: lacrldcad bargain tw _jk? xu*.
28B weat 4-d-at!
tf ritvYTi-RK of floor. Eeriar r_t 3
A carpet; al?o floor to let at very low i?*t
408_EaHt Uoih-at_
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aat olst-st._
IN J1. R P S_ in~"~pafented re_cMo* B I
bouud to make Inves'or rl.-n ; full4l_
uorkiiiK modcl c?n be aeeu. i'A h.>i>
Tribune t'ptown OfhVe. 1,238 Brva-.waj.
PLAIN and fancy ataalr newab tor *?;
urnlng und carvlnc d*n*. 247 Wa*
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qcabp piN.-inci.te s Eaaat SST
?' wlth your name and add aaa. and r*
will recelvo a h.odaome ararf p'n -*?_*_?
ing ? di.mii bcii: ^imcthing aiaiiaipafaa
BORX-TK1K, Ktag of Cl'jjV -4 Ann-t
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proof aafaa, Mos'er make; aiao iarfl
;__oitment of alightly oflloe worn aafaa -
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ment; magnlQeent, powerfal com. a
correct oider ; ?ood foa ao'.o or ortthOa
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order; $75. Addre-, M , Bot W, \n-_??.
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nieiiul work;
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MOR MACB1NE CO., ?? <
Brooklyn._
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openlu 01 portunltj ?/'",
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$10,000 CA_J
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tl Broadwar. lifwualrav

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