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port of all votera opp->aed to a return of Tam
many rule. I
IX FAVOR OF JIIHIK ALUSON.
It waa aald that Thmtas Allls n w.Hihl he re- j
nomlnated for Judge of thc c urt of Oeneral Se*.
p.|ons. and thnt Theron O. BtfOog, wboai leeml
talcnts and paeeooal charader are well kttOWtl,
w.oild probably he his runulng matc. Job E.
Redgea the Mayor'a aecretary, was a "?vo?*e
f..r Judge of the Clty Oourt, and leadera of thc
reguiar organlaatlon Wboui he ha? foughl to a
polltlcal way for aome mmths. expreeaed tne
wlab to pee his name on the tlcket. Mr. HeflfW,
however, aeemed Imbued with the Idea that ne
ought not to accept a nomlnation from thc con?
ventlon unleaa It unequlvocally Indoraed the pren
ent adminlatratlnn or the dty governm?nt. ab
thla is not probable undef the ttrcumatancea; w.
Hedgee'a name may not be preeented.
Judge Henry C. Botty wlll be nomlnated for
the place be nnw holda ln the Clty Bench.
The oau.us of tbe Fi.ut delecatee t>. the Re?
publlcan County Conventlon at Terrace Oarden
alreadv alluded to was largely attended laat
nlght. Mr. Lauterbach prealded, and a 1 -ng aie
cuaalon t..ok place on the qu>*tinn of fualon, ex
clae and an adjoiirnment untll Monday '?veulnj;.
A BTRONO APPKAL PRE8EXTBD.
Shortly after it had been catted to order, a
commlttc" from th-> BrookSeld delegataa oonalat
ln? of John J. OolUn* Benjanain Oppenhelmar,
Rohert Miiicr and PTank Daty, prenwted a b't
ter which had b en ad< pted .it a meetlng of the
AuU-htachlne leadera Thc docutrent, which waa
Btrong ai l convlnclng argument in favor? 01
Martin H. Healey, Blmon Oayln. John Blmpeon,
lames 1 Clark Th.i re 1 Ruble, Roberl
MilW OeorS- reltman. Wllllam Henkl*. Thom
aa F. Bag*ii, Benjamln Oppenhehner^John c.
draham B. C. Croft Jacob Kahn. Frank H.
l.aly. Charlca A. Adama. P J. O'Brten and John
LThapaper, as wlll beobaenred. although declar
ing that i... reaaona of a aul?aiUintlal charmetei
exlei for a fallure to pul up a fualon tlcket. con
talna no threal >1 a purpoae n d to accept the
to be voted for al the romlng electlon. Aa you are
prealdent of th.- Rcpubll ar. County > ommlttej and
promlnent in the rotim ;:- f th, party. we take the
*bern of calli-.e yonr attentlon to theae atate
menta. and aak you to place this communlcauon
before the conventlon when It meeta nexl rhuradas
'"tIic campaian of taat yonr. which raaulted In the
electlon ..f Mi Ptrong aa Mayor la of ao rewnt a
date and the clrcumatancea connected with it ar?
?o w.il know'.. that for our purpoaaa II i? not a
Hil neceaaary to refer to it In deUil It la aufflcli nl
to s?v the.t so thorougbly eon\ Inced were tne peop ??
of thw eity of the neceaalty of overthrowlng lam
many Mal'l. thal men of all pertlea and pf every
ahade of oplnlon, patriotically and unaelflahlv unlted
for ? lal purpoae Tlmmgh ihe agency of the i om
in'it.e of gevehty actlng merely as an advlaory
>..lv- a unlon of all thc dlfferent Antl-Tammany
oraaniaatlona was perfected. Conaplcuoua aniont;
theae bodlea waa .!.? Republlcan organltatlon.
Which enthualaatlcally accepted and Indoraed the
platform of prtnelploi upon which thc campalgn waa
condu. te 1. Btrong In numbers and In conndence. it
wai eonfeaaedly the nust Important agent ln brlng
Ing about the defeal of the Tammany candldatea.
and its attltnde in the fiKht for decenl and horv at
rlty governmenl was worthy of its beal and higix-st
tradltlona. So emphatlc waa the poaltlon pf the
party al thal time n? to the Imperatlve neceaalty for
a unlon agalnst Tammativ that m 1t> platform it
congratulated ihe people upoti the fa-.t that "for the
flrst time ln twenty yeara the people ol the clt> "t
New-York feel an ns?ured ronfldenee that the op
l.ortunity bas preaented Itseif to extermlnate thc
forces of evll which. throngh the agency pf Tam?
many Hall. hare ahameleaaly und reckleaaly domi
nated our clty govi rnm< nl "
IT COCLD Not BE MIBt'NPERSTOOD.
The platform alao atated with equal truth and
clearness thnt "Ii la not a ((ueal on ??' party, but a
rpiestion of patriotlam, clvlc prlde and duty, which
thla year prcs<tr? Itaelf for the determlnatlofl of
every vot-r of this metropolls." FollOWlng IBlB
eloquent atatement of party duty waa an arralgn
ment of Tammany Hall, ao lual and forclbl.
terma. that there could be no mlatinderai in llng aa
?o what the party thought and whal II pi
tO do.
It la aaserted aa a fact not to b< ntroverted
tha* "..ur burdena have grown '? ?? year
b) year, and our prl tl Immunl
ties more an i mi ? trta I, 'thal Ihe pr!
vate fortunea of numerotia Tammani poll
tlclana ha\r' been bnll: ,. bj meana of money
unjuatly extorted from the thrlfl ol th" .ieh. and
wrung from the hur.i earnlnga ol Ihe poor..hat
ihe exposurea nit!.- uj the l.exow Commlttee ha\"
breiMjrhl to liEh' ?).. featerlna orruptlon which
i.pi'va.lpd our munl l.-.a. (ovrrnmrnl." anil "ihit
thc evldenee adduced before the commltte< p ?
eents a condltlon alarmlng, dlahonorable and dla
goating."
IN FORCE TO-DAT AB WEL1
Then the partj mad< ihh ippeal, lo which we
< all your eapeclal attentlon, as. ln our oplnlon, It
.i foi ? to-day .i- it 'i"i a yeei
u^o; and It t iln aa tbe formally axpreaaed
pollcy of the party untll revoked bj ''>?? aame
atithori-v thal i lopted it. In othei worda, thla a;
peal and the pledge thal followed, are a part of thc
accepted platform ol the Republlcan party ln this
clty and county. They are .i* follows: '*VVe appeal
to all ritlaena of New-York, r>gardle?a of party
afhliatioti? or Incllnatlon, to |oln with os ln one
iletermine.i and unlted effort lo reacue om clty
from th. ? ? apollera of Tamman\ Hall "
"We cordlally approve of the platform and decla
ui'jin of prlnclplea fidopted by the Comm ???
Reventy, and while ;),<? candldate for Mav r agreed
upon in conference with othei organlaatlona, and
iiomlnate.] by ua, Ii a Republlcan, we pledge for
him an h.>s:. - mlcal and i on-partiaan admln
Jatratlo;, of munii pal affalra"; on-1 ihi? pledge is
followed by .?! ? lupport ..f ihe party la
dne "eoually lo all candldatea upon the muti Ipal
tlcket, be they Republlcana .a Democrata."
I'ncn Ihet ? and pr tmlaea the party ap
pealed to the people, and the L'nlon tteket waa
elected.
We have made theai referencea to tbe platform of
our party in the conteet of last veu. becaoee of th"
dlatlnctneaa with nrhich they deflned |ta poaltlon
and duty at that time, and !?. hm^. ue belleve that
what It aald then. i; certainiy meana notr Thc I
mngnltude of the evll to be leatroyed and thc
neceaalty for unlon to accompllah :t arere thei !
fuby recognla'd; and then waa nel her healutlon |
nor doubt aa to th< lexltlmati m. ina to Inaun
< eas. What unlon of all Ihe antl-Tammany tl< m >nta
a.-ttially dil li a tnatter of hlatory, um il la not
too much to aay that, had it nol beer for this
nnlon. the evils ti which our platform of W<i so
eloquentiy refera would have been In exlatence to
day, Btronger ar. 1 more affenalva than ever,
THK BXAKE NOT KILLED
Qaar rletory -.v;.s a ut.-.i' one, bul it waa partlal
and bteomplote "We p,.t\<- acotche*) the anake, nol
k Bed it". aml Tammany taught cautlon by defeat,
and relylng upon aUeged dlaaatlafactlon In certaln
quaftrTB. alreedy eongratulatea Itaelf upon the
proapect of aucceaa which it r'.i'x-? can only re
au|t from loablllty or Indlaposltlon to combln*
agalaat it.
ln whal we hivi ^ail no referei haa been
made to thc tr.arkt l Improvement In munlctpal af
fairs under t!;>- preaeal adi ai aa ?reu
meni for a lhat haa ma le
? lalble. That ttie change haa been foi the ad
vantage of the i.ple of - I.id dla
pute. That thc Btandai hlgher
?han before is admltted, even by th<
ihe adminlatratloi and we venture the oplnlon that
thc p? >p!r wlll never be contenl a th anj
or pfopoaltlon thal may hav< a tendenej to lower
it We belleve tiiat queatlona of mun cipal ?
aae f loo gra\. and aerloua ? charactei ta be
?? -i i with by appeala to party prlde 01 parl - n
}.rejud'"f We belleve. too, thal an overwhelmlug
majorlty of ihoae who laai yeai yoted foi Ihi
tickc ?.? i ? , G . earneal ln
th.-ir d< alre tha ,;" movemenl foi :?? ttei an i
j.urer o'.'y governmenl al ill bc pei ?. untll
th? prlDclpie .f eatabllahet] lhat then .'.,?;: (.. ?
cjmplete acparatlon ?! munlc.pal laauea from Rtate
and Vi'l ?'? al laauea
The Conatltut on ol :h<- Stat< i ?? , . prln
clple; thc .,?:. In regard to It waa adopte.l
after tull diacusalon, in al aolutelj meanlng
leaa if eandldeten for clty offlce an to be ,,,tel
for becaure ef ihtlr r'.""> atand
l>ellefa
A MENACE TO OOOD OOVBRNMENT.
rrippi?d rfs Tammany la. an-i ahorn aa it haa been
to aofn BXU ' "f |<ower und pteaUge, it stbl re
malna a coatlnued meaaca t . good government, ai.d
ao long an it Is powerful for avtt, the duty of every
eltiien 1? aa p'/?in to-day as it wa.- ,i yaar ag i. Tnat
it can be defeated by a unlon la, we thlnk, heyond
ejuaAtlaat; ar.d It sc?ma to u? cquaiiy certaln tha:
?wo or more aaparata and distlnet tlcketa ln the
field againat II will reault In ita Bucrea-. There are
no Inaupara'de obataalat to a unlon upon BOOM
V/usia that wlll be iionorabie and aatlafactory t-< all
concerned. and that will malntaln the prln. loie*. {or
which our par'y haa heretofore rontendi I For
that reaaon we have the honor to aak that \o>i
uae your lnfluer.ee to hive n commlttee appolnted
by the Republlcan Conventlon to cenfer wuh oth.-r
organlastiona. to the end that th" opportunlty may
rot be thrown aw?y to complete ih< work ao
au?pic:ou.?!.\ begun Inal aulumn go fai ??? clt)
ohaeera are eoncerned, ln thi< can.t.aign aa ln th>?
one a year ago. there are bul two pai l< Temman;
and antl-Tamman,". . and aa Republlcana, we feel
that are can appi il with entlre conndenra to lh<
Purely Vegetable
MilJ. cfticient, reliable, Safe for
delicate vvomen a\k\ children. Thc
best foi family use.
Hood's Pills
p
OMMERy
?SEC"
and
Champagne Nature (Vin Brot).
" SELECTED for the Banquet
in Hamburg given to the GERMAN
EMPEROR and the GERMAN
PRINCES."
N. Y. TIMES.
RepubUcaa organtaatlon to occupy In IBM the proud :
p eltlon th.it " dld ln 1MM.
Much (Uffer. i..e of aentlment on the aubject pre
aented by the Brookfleld delegatee appeared ln
the dlacuaalon whlcb rollowed, but it waa dec ded
that after the convenUon waa organlaed to-nignt
a commlttee to auggeal candldatea for nomlnatlon
ahould be appolnted. rompoaea of one ******
from each Aaaembly dlatrlct. after whlch the con
ventlon ahould ndjourn untll Monday evenlng.
Edward Lauterba h waa aelected for temporary
rbaTrman of the conventlon. and W. W. vVhltne,
and Beul Roaenthal for ae .retartea. Alenander T.
Maaon was agreed upon for permanenl cbalrman. ?
WITHDRAW IT* DSPSW 8AJ&
HIB ADVICK AB TO THE OOOD fJOVERN
MEXT CLURB TICKET.
THR OROARIRATIOB WIM. BRCOMR A OOMFRTWa
POUTICAL fa-tpin. I1B savs. n- THBT FRR
Hrr IN THR1R OOimFR. IXBTRAD Of
THR POWRR FOR OOOD R1IICH
?riii:v n *VR BRRX.
Chauncey M. Depew advlaea tbe Oood Oov
?rnmeni Cluba to wltbdran the tlckel noml
aated Monday evenlng, and watl untll the reg.
ular partlea have nomlnated their tlcketa before
taklng further actkm. Aa Mr. Depew la one of Ihe
..Bl,rour" and iherefora an advlaer of hla part?.
hla worda bava greal welgbl m tbla matter. He ?
Mtd yeaterday, ln apeaktag of the actlon of the
Oood Oovernmenl eluba:
\ day'a time aeema to bave compllcated Inatea i
ol otorifled tba attuatlon. The Oood Oovernmenl
eluha have taken tbe taak upon tbemaelvea of nom
,?atinga? Independenl tlcket and all piaotb-al men
wlll condemn them for thelr haety actlon. rhe
beal ihing that they can do l? to wlthdraa the
?chei and wall untll the neceaalty of nomlnattng an
Independent tlckel la Ibrual upon l"?R befor'a1""
taa Theae politlcal babaa ln the wood and twaie
,'.,?,nk polltlctan* have made nn error that lt la
SJtVhe hard to remedy. I have ******
Mayor Btrong. and h too. I. dtaguated a
way thlnga have gone The nomlnatlon ol b nea
I:,ke. by thew cluba compllcatea nmttefa toaurhan
extenl thal ont la onabk to aay wbal wlll l
..r>o you thlnh thal they wlll wlthdraa
'".'r.!,,,-! know mough aboul them to venture an
opMon. That wouM he rhe proper tblng foi
lo do. but as tbay have been ln auch headlong haeti
,o gel II ln the neld It la hard ... aa) arhat they
wffl do in tbe way of aupportlng it. Any of the
nen nomlnated are foollah to run .... th
Thev cannot be eleeted unlee* Indoraed b>
other organtaatlon or party. Tbe Oood Goyern
,,,,,. by jumplng hi abead of th. old partlea ...
nomlnattnga tlckel ceaa. lo be an organtt.tlon o
vlgllanee and become a party ln tbemaelvea t li
?," m.ich of a Party ,o h. sure. f,r they can ha .
command over t.000 votea Tbereforeaa they hav
uken the inltlatlv. atep thev have broughl hem
Be)vea to b polnl where they mual aund up and be
counted. and thal la nol gotng to mak. a
.,.,.,. ngion numerlcally.
A ooOD RECORD IN THK PA8T,
?The Oood Oovernmenl cluba In the paal ' iv<
Dlaved a commendable part. Tbe) are compoeed
of young menwhoa, wlah lt I. to ae, lh?.bealtform
of -overnmenl prevatl. They were, under the o.d
.litiona .? lower of atrength They were prac
ticalrvan unknown quantlty WMU nomtnally the)
were auppoae.1 ... control 7.0M votea. yel Ibetr ln
Huence waa anch thal they were heW In ?w< ??
pollticlani generally. They were looked upon wlth
f.,,r by th- Republlean polltldana partlcularl).
Their unlque poaltlon ln po'.ltlca made them eo. 11
waa thelr duty ... i.. a Ihreatenlng Bword over tbe
?..., is of erafty polltlclana. Thelr 7.W0 votea eould
,?. laugtaed at, bul the Influence that they wleMed
, ,.? anothei mattei Bay. for Inatance. they had
.,? , ned In tha background nntll the regubir partlea
had nomlnated their tlcket then the) had eomi
to the froat and espouaed etther of the tlcketa
iban they would ha.- been a power, and arell worth
belng allled wlth.
-Thi Oood Qovernment cluba wer< only Ihi
cli ub of a nodeacrtpt party and can be OOthtng < la*
But even ln tbla fact they arere an unknown quan?
tlty and aa auch to ba feared Buppom, foi Inetan. *,
thal when the oM partlea had nomlnated theli tlch
eta that the leadera In the Oood Oovernmenl Clnba
had eome ont and aald. Here la a palpable deal.
Here la a nalnaMe effort to retaln Tammany ln
power. and ... dhrlde the apolla of offlee.' Then b)
dlaownlng tbe tlcket* nomlnated nnd cbooalng om
of thelr own they would become an laaue ln the ram
nalgn They would be the place of refuge for all
votera of Independenl Ideaa who belleved thal the
election of the tlcketa named would nol be foi Ibi
beal mtereata of tha party. Then. Indeed. thev be?
come a faetor. Their 7.0M votea awell ... ? polnl
where II i1- Impoaalble to Bgure .... what the reeull
wlll be They may hav, Ga,l.r W?,m, or even
more They are aorl of a refuge for politlcal rene
Kaden of all kinds who wanl a better form of gov
:;, ftnd feel that they cannot hav II through
tbe trlumph of Ihe oM partlea wlth the tlcketa In
the fleld.
A COMPET1XO FACTIOR
??By antlrlpatlng the a.tion of the old partl.
puttmg a ttcbei In tha Beld they no longer remaln
a menaca ... ihe regular organiaatlonB. bul they
become at ence a competlag factton. lt |a l<
thal they Bhould go beyond thelr own provlnce
and become a party In tbemaelvea Here they are
ln Buch a poaltlon that their irue welgbl la known.
Th.-v an no longer the nucleua of an an.ided or
; anlaatlon who onli unlte for Ihe i.llc good, bul
thi v become a ctaaa dlatln. i and deflnable 1 h<
menace is removed and the oM partlea can co
ahead and do aa they pleaae and reekon arlth cer
talnty upon the oppoaltion that they may ex|.;
from thal oia.er. Th. ir ume-talti llmltat'ona
are deflned, .md tbe polltlclana no longer i?iok upon
them as an linkiiowii quantlty thal ran groa Into
irlanl proportlona al a day'a aotlce and cruah an)
attempl to Imj. a bad llckel upon th* people. I
hope thal Ihe) "^l aee the matter ln thal llghi
and wlhdraw helr Ickel and remaln Irue to thelr
natural arork, an l ihey m. atlll be a power."
Ni,. pepew aald thal he fell Ibai Ihe men who had
i,.-..ii nomlnated would aea lha mattei ln thli llghl
and thal they would nol run.
ix Benator Warner Mlller, anoth r membei of
the Advlaorv Commlttei ... thi Republlcan party,
waa ln the 'i.v yeatlrday Mis name waa thi flral
entry on t).gl?ter al th* Flfth Avenue Hotel,
and II waa aa thal h<- came down here lo he prea
cnl it conaultatlon* coi.rntng th>- beal .-...irae t.,
followed ?.nt alnce the Oood Oovernmenl cluba
had taken Ihe bll In thelr teeth and were i i
away from all advl * When Mr. Mll'.er wa?
about ;i ? cauae of hb * ali to th< city, and if h?
would -iu anythtna aboul th.- actlon of iha Q od
Oovernmenl rloba, he rep.lcd:
"I am not from New-*ork, and I do rot eare to
mlg up ln local affalra. i mual deeiine to exprea.
an oplaion on tha' matter ! hiv- affalra ennnph
up the State to keep me hiia;. You have enough
people here to aettU- tha? dlfflcu.ty wlthoui my Inter
ferlng "
Mr Mlller decllned to make any rimmer.t up..n
Mr Depaw'a advlca that th? t,.ket he wlthdrann
ite'talked durlng the day wlth Charlea W Haekatt,
chalrman of the S.ate Commlttee, and aeem*! huav
wlth men Wentlfled wlth local poiltica. but hl? mouth
waa aealel ao fjr aa an expreaaion of oplnlon waa
concerned. _ _^_
MORE DEBERTION8 PROM THK WIOWAM.
A BROTHRR OF THK LATE POVXTT CLRRR B f
HKi'.t.v \M.iN'i THRR BfTRTT OF THB
DRUANRT ROtfT
Auioiir the receni <iea.-rti.in-' from Tammany Hn'i
ia Arthu. T. Reilhjr, brother of lha late County Clerfc
and aa-gtata Beaator Edward F, Retllj who haa
jolned t'oe Independenl County Orgenlaatlon In tba
1 Klllh Aaaembly DbMrlCt. "il..:- dlagUated Wlth
| Tammany ate Oeorg* \\ Cofbett '? xv Johneon
and Max Men.nt. prombtenl Tamman) men "f ri,?
XXXVth DlHtrl.-t. and Nalhan S Levy, ..f the
Yin.h Dlatrlct who hav.- atra aanoaneed theli in
tentlon lo |ea\e H.e yVlgwam and Joln Ihe Ii d.
pendent CoHnty Organtaatlon Reporta from naarly
avery part of th.- city Indtceta thal then Ii to be
a Kreat aiirinkiige in iin- Tammany VOte n'-xt in... i .
The holt Of tbe Ifelaliej folloWing l.i 'he Xltil
Aa^embh Idatibt |? .-auHing trouble ln tbe vYlgwam
on the Weal Blda. "T.many wlll nevei j"H agai.i
that loo.noo retoa Ohwdy and Ouy Mow M on* and
hard about at Hrrneuae laat .Wfek. aald . mnt ?
aloner Harhurger yeaterday. r*".Tn??"* li?Se
tbla yenr Is l*aten In advtn. e and there.are? anm.
amurt men ln the crganlaatlon who reallae and aa
mit It."
ORHKM BPBAKI IN HOBOKBK.
jr.itsKvs nr.piiii.PAN ktanmap.p BRARg*
wahmu WEU?MBO.
john W Orlgga, the Republlcan candldate for
Oovernor of New-Jeraey, addraaaed a m.-i?s.m.-.-?.
Ing at the Quantel Hall. Waahtngton-at.. Hoboken.
last nlght. The blg hall was erowded to the doora
with an audience that falrly brlmmed over with
appreclatlon of the many telling polnta which Mr.
Orlgga broughl oul during thc evenlng. Like other
apeechea which Mr. Orlgga has dellvered recently.
bta addreai laal nlght was dlatlnctly gggreaaive
throughout. BternH denunclatlve was he of the
,,?.,.,?,. r,,, rd of the Democratlc rlngatera a
rrentoa and his aovere and fbratble arralgament
of the ini.mitica tha. marked the Deaaocratlc ad
mlnlatratKMv mel an enc.aging reaponae froni
thc sturdy Republlcana of Hoboken. Aaroa a.
ita dwln prealded.
ln a fcw well-cboeen worda the chalrman Intro
duced Mr. <iriggs to tha meetlng, and .?n rlelng to
begtn his addreaa he waa n elved with enthual
asiie cheera Al the outael he appealed for tbe rap
,???, ao, ,,?h 0f .:, ? Republlcana, bul of thal
cbtaa of Democrata who leatred an honeal and
nund admlnlatratlon al Twntott. .
Mr "irigus then wcit on ln deUII and aequence
to expoae tha nefarloua methorta ?Bd reconia 01
th- Democratlc UglaJature, and dwell al hugth
upon the revelaUona of the V'oorheea Inveatlgatlon
Commlttee. He ended ai followa:
"1 eome before you as the candldate Of the RB
publlcan i.arty. I know what is r**f?n,l,bil?*1n
right. and I wanl to abrldge no man a llberty n
ariythlng 1 profeaa to be atandlng at thla time ln
th- nlneteenth century. In every reapect up to da ?
and no bfceh number. l befieva that leyWatlon
?hou!d be ln th< Intereata of the whole peop.e, and
1 be-ieve that one of tha thfnga we ai a auflfei Ing
from ln New-Jeraey. and, In fact. ln all the 8 alea
of "he Cnlon. la ;?-. much lealalatfon. I ahall >e
my alm to reatrlct the conatanl tjnkerlng of the
SWa and to Bllon the.I ?? <?? dy- with-u. t,,o
,?..?.,, p?ur?al governmenl. thla conteaita for hon
eai governmenl foi the people of Ihe Btate rega
for the rlghts of Ihe peopK no plundertra. no atea.
Ing ... parttaan leglaiatlon In the ntereala of pfflce
Be,BKera.m?lncrenaeofaa:arl1 ^[".""my
?tate hoarda on a non-partlaan baata. nm \-> m.,
platform and. If ?1.1, I ahall ajwaye ln to aei
the I- ??' Int ? ta of New-Jeraey.
55 K Pamrborn and olher pncnkere fpl.ow< .and
heartlb ipported ihe candldature of Mr. Orlgga
? -? ?
TO OO AOA1X3T JOHN RAINKfl.
THE DKMOrRAT" OF THK XMItJ W5XATE MBTRtfT
JUDOE -I. HKNKY METCALFE.
....... N y.. ocl 'J (Bpeclall Al the Dem.
tion for the XLHd Benate Dlatrtct, compoaed
,. u a)-n, ,,? j onl irlo coiintlea held h*re thla aftei
,.,,.,?. the nomlnation ol J. Henry Metcalfe, i
iu,ia.' ontat ? mtj waa madi wlthoui oppo l
,lon. The nam of ludge M I alfe waa preaented by
prank Rkn an I hla nomlnattng ?;.!l *"?
qUentlj broken Into by ealla for Metcalfe Tbi
thualaam wai unboundt I When IntroduceJ Judge
Metcalfe aal 1 ln ?ub?ta
Thla nominntloi. meana a ? matant. untlring atrug
. .. from ln daj untll electl m and I m< in to pul
Pn,o thla campalgn all the hard ???? keneriay a ? ?
SVllflh! lnYel!t*< .t v?teraof WayneandOntarUi
,;.^!^;I::r,,.::nii;.1:i'^'?h',"-ir
..,? ,??'? urg. ,,.,:??;.-.?f <he beat C ItU
ti ? r publlcan part) ln thla II trlct. and ti.j na
i ?f expreaalna thelr dl-ap
? 0f theae methoda and of Buch candldatea i
thla hlgh offlce I i your aatlafactlon
ludge i Henry Metcalfe the Democratlc nomlne<
for Benator In the XLHd Benate Dlatrtct. ? n
,,. Canandalgua, K. Y.. i ... a\ l?7, tnd ha? alwaya
Hvefl there II- waa educatH al the Canaivlalgun
"Vademv and on his twenty-flral blrlhday he waa
the bai 11- th--r-.ip..n ?.-!a...io. I hlm;
-,.|. m th- practlce of law, lo arhlch he ha
devoteil hlmaell It. January. !??'. he waa appo ? ? ?
, ?,:?,??, ..u.iK- -. aucceed FrAnK AIce n Nov-mber
of the aame year he waa eteeted Judge of th.n
tarlo
FAVORED BY THE BTATE DEMOCRACT
Tlf KXE?-UTIVR < ...MMtTTKK I'A.-'SCS A i'NVM
lini s RFHOMTION I ? H A I'XITKD F10H1
11 ..-in.n t/."\i. OPTIOX.
Tl . Executlre Commlttee of thi Xew-York 81 it'
D mocmcj pU. thal on i n laat evenlng
i, ? practlcally unanlm ? ?'"A '"'
. . . . ? the clty ln favor ol pr aentlng
?, unlted froni agalnal th r< atoi iti.I Tam?
many Hall to powi ? ?? meetlna waa held ?t N<
?s Baal TwMitv-thitd--t . onl waa attewled nj
ncarlj all the membera of the Committtee on- hun
,,,, |? number Indudlng Charlea B. F
chalrman; Maurl. ? J Power, Francia M B ott,
John ,?. p/itl Warner. Theodon But.
.,, Thom. C atlga Henrj P- l- or- ? ?
?., Roberi Orlei Monm . O. irge Walton Ore?n
lohn A Hennebern-. 0?nlel R *??"**'**
... ,? Wllllam F Orote. B B. rerry.JRI ?
Turner Wallace Macfartone and Thomaa i
KaaUng. Becretarlea Bhermai and Murraj record I
the pr "??' II , ,,
Thle la the reajlutlon % Iclng Uh aentlmen of the
organlaatlon aa ... the pollcj lo be puraui I thla all
Th..t i? la the aeneeof ^?con}ml?ea
^H\;a.n\ecome%uhJectl. rule of Tammany
Hall , , , ,,,,
I, .,-! m lf everybodj pteeenl applauded Ihe
il. bu! Mr. Orote, of IIh XVIth Dhurlct,
moved t., la) i; on the labl*. There was only one
v,,l(. m favor ol Mr. Orol 'a motlon and thal * i
,... ,,,.,. ,( .;,,,... hlmae'.f. Chalrman Falrchlld
.;?.,. ,,, . . n tlon io idopl ihe reaolutlon, and II
iraa can ? I a Ithoul II
(V?. geotl aald thal ln vlew ot th
ilMruMlon regardlng tbe eactw queatloi he had
?..,.,. aaketl lo offer a reaolutlon. which was adopted
;in i ordered t i tx aubmltted to the Btate Dem
County Ci nventlon, ? h met ta al C ?per Cnlon
next Monda) i i i
Thc preaent . ? lae Ika was fathered and Intro
ii.. i !., the Leglalature by rammani H il \ ?
:,,,?,,,,, an,| paaeed al a ifme ^nfaramiW Hal
held undlaputed control of all branehea of the law
maklng powe. Ha long aa Tainmnnjr Ha I con
trolled the I'ollci Denartmeni and pollce courta, his
oneroua and oppreaafvi atatute waa free) uaed aa a
meana f"r ??vVlng bla ' ? ln? ?l"': "l'"
Kea-tng polMlc-ilnpi."ta. foi rayorlng and pro
tecttng polltlcal fi nd foi ?He ?? ing ;
yorg gtal Dem ?? i nalata thal
everv cltlxen la entltled by th< faci ol hla . tlr.< n
?Mr, ta enloy the largeal meaaure of peraonal U
,?';;, con?:a?ent with the weifan ol the community
and'noi n conlllei with the moral and rellgloua
ronVlVtlona of h fellow-cltlxen-" W hlle are be?
lleve lhal the aan. tlt) of Bundaj ahould be maln
iined n Ihe intei ?' publle morala and
;',., hrough .????' from aU unneoeaaary abor
'. !'.. wi ? - <!?" rc??rd ahould be
had to tne aentlmenta and ? latoma ol lhal larg
I , rMop of the community who dealre on thal day
' ,,v ,,,,, orderly and harmleaa re-rentlon
We therefore favor, and wlll endi \\ ir to ?
,,.. ",,,-h a mo.lincatlon ol exlatlng lawa
.... i, partlal l) and opprcaalon, ai
Will enable thla clty to determlne foi Itac.i t?j
I w" <\ ' ."? whetlier the aale of food, In-veragea
.,,,.r ,,,,. <aarlea ahall be permltteil on Bun
;.,v during au h houra and under au.h reatrlc
a-ith rellgloua obeerv
, i(i,.-c and exerclaei
?i , . | ,? ?? immlttee reporte I thal all nomlnatl i ta
I of th? Bute Demowicy itate, rtty and dl
i ,.hiiMi , t?. by ronvenllotn and nol by certlflcat*.
Thc County Commlttee wlll meel for organlaatlon
?? -? ?''V r Cnlon, ... I Ihe Coun
v "onventlon a II meel al the aame place nexl
,,....i... .?.eini.i; The datea ol other conventlona
., . venina The riatea ol otner convenuona
.'.,. ,iX,. i Ma followa: Pongreaa, Xth dlatrlct.
Katurdav evenlng '" ib*r 5. al Xa 2M Weat Taren
,y.thlrd-at ; fenate conventlona. rueaday evenlng.
(].",,,')',. , nbl) conventlona W? Inea i ly
ing. ' N tobt '?
THK POPUL1BT EMBLEM A CLOVER LBAF
\;h.-\!,\ Oct -' Th< nominatHma by thc Paople'a
party for BUta omcera were Hled to-day. The em
blem adopted for uae on ihe pmclal ballol la tha
ihree-leaf clover The Republlcan Btate nomlna
tlona i .,% i ..' ? been hled.
E M. 1YMAN A CAMDIOATJE FOR A83EMBJ.V.
E M. Lyman, gacretary of the Clty Vigllancc
League, of which the Bev. i?r Parkhurst Is preol
fltnt, is a candldate for Aaaeitmry ln ih* XXHi DiB
tr ? ar.l Is lik?ly to reeelve the nomlnitlon of thc
He; ibllcafl Conventlon of thal dlstrict Mr. I.v
man beeldta being eecretary of the league, la tha
Edi'ot of "Tha Clty V'lgllani. a perlodlcal ehph
advo. itea the work af in< ao. etv I-r Parkhurat
it it iald. is desirous ..f h.vitig .Mr. Lyman
.,, to. Aaaemmy.
; .Mdl.\ l? VREBT.AXD XAMED FOR iBMATOR,
john 1?. Vte.iund, r,u rounael ol Morflatown
| wa- noml .'? ' for atmal ? al the Morrta County
Repub.lcan Conventlon yeaterday, B?-Mayor
Charlea B, Hopkins. of lloonton, and Joaeph it.
Hlghter, of Itocluiw.r.'. nere iiomlnated foi the
taeemblv on Iba <?iu.. '.. *(.-? Then waa s..m?
oppoalilnn ?. 'he nomlnation of Vreeland, th<
frlenda ot ex-Maywr Counghlood wantlng lo k'\<
th.- p... >? to hlm, bul it.- nomlnatlaa *n* flnally
. ma le unanlmoua
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Jf'DOK <l.\VN'?ir |fl ??rOhTBIDERIKa."
Judge Wllllam J.Oa^noi waa aaked by the neara>
papei mer and many otltera yeaterday what he >i
i pc ted to <io liiiatlve te acci ptlag the aoaalnaUoa for
Dr. Lyon's
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
AN ELECANT TOILET LUXURY.
UhoiI by pooplc of refmemont
for over :i quarter of B century.
Dy the commlttee from the
Mayor offered to hlm by Ihe ?omn - ; ?? ???
aS^?nOZ ?'"'?I am'cS-ld.W th- matter
and wlll glvVaa anawer In a gapat two.
TWO T1CKST8 NOMINATSD.
THIB Ifl TBE DBMOCRATIC HARMONT
THAT PREVAIM in BROOKLTN.
?,. MHUWAXROCB SVMCUM CORVRXTIOXII
B.ERBXT WRAROtRD ARD ?ffMaXBD THB
I nvsM BRTWRRR THK TWO PACTJORi
-II,IT i l'"N THB N-iMINATIoN
OF ai.mkt P. IRRKB. '
The ftrel two of tbe iwacb-herakled simutane.,,,.
conveatton- '* '* It'""l',r ?"", TT iZr
cratlc factlona la Klnga County took place yeater
, ;;'',?,? the a~emb..n. of Ihe *?"**???
?OB- ofthe lld Judlctal Dbrtrlct They laatedIfrom
H oclock untll after fi. and then harmony becem an
r,deacenl dream, and each eonventlon nomlnated ?
?,k,, 0f it- own, oniy oaa caadWatc gettlng on
both tlcketa Tbe i.ilnatloaa are aa foKowa:
n,? , i ,m< - w covert, o liong laland i uy.
man ?''" , , , ., , ..... iireene, of l!r<> .k
!?;? T,!.! \ T..V1..V. ..f Brooklyn and Martfi J.
Keough, of Weat Cheeter
The reault la looked upon by polltlclana aa the end
r,r harmony proceedliiga between tbe Bhepardltea
,n i Regulara ln Klnga Couaiy.
Tn.nventtona met al tt o'elocli ln the court
houae the ReguUra oecupylng the Ctrcult Court
Chambera. and the Bhepardltea the City Court.
M p McOoldrtck "! l!l""k:>"- i'l'""-1"' "v"r "'"
McLaughlln conventkm. The delegate* mel ln
., the Commlaaloner of Jurora" room b> I ir*
.,? ,,..,. | ? ,n wai called to oi ler. Hugh Mc<
Un waa lh* ?? nti il Bgura In lh* au< ui
othera i.n? ? ?"? John Delmar. Bernard J
Thomaa F Farrell and Ex-Benator P H McCarren.
They declded to atand b) ex-Corpoi?lton Counael
\ nie, K. J-nkr. deaplt. Ihe protea ... the Rhep
,,,,;?. aho aenl woi i earlter ln the day that the)
?ou.l no. aupporl Mi Jenka. Jamea W. Klnklejr.
chalrman nt the Democratli Btate Commlttee. wm
. al the eonventlon ... the regu.ara, and
iirged Ui.- nomlnatlon of Jamea v llllama of I)
P? bul It waa decmed Inadvlaable ln Ihe llghl of
Mr vYIIIUma'a connectlon a th th' famoua Dutcneaa
,- iunty .;. tlon rel irn ?? .-?
Wh- n Ihe Regulara were made awan of tne noa
tilltv ..f Ihe Bhepardltea lo Mr. Jenka, many ol them
?ai, thi were glad the hreah had eome m orrter
lo rnake a llnal eff.-rt toward harmony eonferenc*
, ..nimiii.-- were appotnted and wrangled for Ihree
.ira Th* gpltl araa upon M. Jenka. The Re
foimer* polnted oul t? Ihe Regulara tha. Mr Jenka
had i"--f nltlmatel) identllled wiili Ihree ol tbe
aoral admlnlatratlona th- elt} had e ?-. had, unrtei
Mayora Whltney. Chauln and Hoody, anil thal ac
ceptlnn h m waa uttiltlfylng th* organtaatlon ln Ita
mtfeaalona of reform and good government Aa
Itoaa" \P-i,.tikIi.i had aald thal Jenka inn?i rfn,a,ln
on the ii.-ket at all haaarda lln aplli wa Inevltable
anr] -.. the conferer.mmltteea r ......-d hack o
t...t- eonventlon thal they had been unatile to
agrei The two ronventlona thereupon nominateu
the two tlcketa named.
The feellng became ao bltter before Ihe .la) naa
orer lhal it waa generally com-eded that th* Meget
nomlnated b) the Remibllcana on Monda) would
tove a aure wtnner PolRlclana aay thal II the
-.1 not agree upon the
pi
trdltea an 1 Regulai
romparatlvely unlmportant matter of ?udlclal noml
twitlona unlona upon the nomlnatlon for Mayoi and
Diatrlct-Attorne) would ba oul of the queatlon.
-^ ?.
vVORTH NOT BURE OP NOMIMATIOX.
flOIRlXO OS THR RRPIXTfl OF THB BROORtTN
roXVKXTtOXf" SOMK ?l RPRWRf '.m:
i<AM>tDA1 i>
,\ j.|, ^e Republl an City Conventlon oi '
,la\ off polltlca were rlfe ln Brooklyn yeaterda) Il
waa hard ... eorrectl) analyae lha altuatlon and
demonatrate thal any partlcular candldate had won
, .,,... majniltj ...' Ihe dele??te* ?. the Tu.s.lav
nlgbi prlmarl. There were aiirprtaea all around
Ex-Benatoi Wc h wa* lefeated b) aeven In hb own
diatrtcl by the VVurater-Batrd coraWnatlon. Wlll
latn cullen Bryanl belleved by Mi Worth'a frlenda
,,, be In the lei d a* i Mayor ill i candldate. waa alao
defeated, but hla diatrtcl wenl agalnel hlm by only
,?.,. vote <>n the other hond, e?-Naval Offlcer
lYIIIIa won In hla diatrtcl bj only om vote, and he
did nol know that he had any appoalthm antM tbe
votea were counti d
iti the iv.h Benate iuairi.-t. where ex-Benatoi
n'orth tri'd to gel delegate anoUgh to Inaure hla
nomlnatlun foi the Benate, hi- frlenda s?. he haa
won l>) a narroa margln, bul the antt-Worth leadera
? ? , oul a majorlty agalnal hlm.
Thi general reaull on the rlty conventlon no one
can eatlmate Whlle Mr Bryanl la conceded to
have a* many vote* for the flral ballot aa an. of
hi? onitonenta, lt I* aald bi eaperlenced campalgnera
thal he Ir llkely t.? b< defeated on Ihe Beeond ballot
by a unlon of a number of the other candldatea
delegatlona There wlll be M.45I votea In the ron
., maki.iK f'.-L'T neceaaary to nomlnate Con
troller Oeorge w. Palmer wlll .all the conventlon to
ordei u
TIIET U'AN'T OLEASON AOAIN.
I.,.\i; Igl.AKU < ITV DEMOTRATg SOallKATK IIIM
POR HATOfl
?Ci,.. oleaaon Democrata owned I^ong laland City
;;,-? nlght, and bonflre* Maaed even-where ln honor
of tbe nomlnatlon of Patrlck Jerome Oleaaon f'.r
Mayor Th. Queena County Courthouae w t< |ammed
wlth polltlclana of all ihadea, and foui conventlona
?,r^ . ri lh programme to nomlnate a Benator,
member of AaaemWy, county ofBcera and city ofJI
,-,.r-. Le. everythlng waa a alde laaue compared
Wlth the nomlnal|..n for M ?v ? >i
The t"K ?x-Mayoi ara* nomlnated by acelamatlon,
,n i when he made hl? appearance the uproar eould
be beard h ili ? mll* away.
M . '1.1; 1.1 .A N I ? N' >M ! NATK11 1 K \V I :ST. 'II C8TBR
\t ihe Democratlc Benate Conventlon for the
XXIId Benate Dlatrlct, held ln Mouni Vernon yea?
terday, ea Ctati Benator Charlea P. HcClelland waa
nomlnated b) Joaeph I-' Daly, and John Othney pre
u, n."d the name ..f Kuceni Travla, of Peekaklll,
Thi vote was cloae, Mr McClelUind recelvlna v and
Travla \ votea Mr (llbney, ln Ms nomlnatlng
-,',.... h, j.i thi ea Benator In round terma He
.;,!?! he araa no frlend to the worklngman, and only
wenl Into polltlca for hlmaelf. Mr Olbney then told
ihe conventlon how McClelland aeni a poor work?
lngman io the penltentlary during h!s term of offlee
as genator for wrltlng hlm a poatal card denouncing
i,i Bctlona ln ih ? s. nate agalni I a blll ln the Inter
ertaof the worklngman There wen no other noml
natlona made.
>ir// \/i iiir.n i"ir VALPKACTICT.
Dr. Dennla Bweeney, of No. :ni Beventb-ave., who
waa arreeted Tueaday nlghl by Detectlvea vValtg
! idei and Dale, >>f the VVeal Thlrty-aeventh-at s.a
tlon, "ii tbe charge of havlng performed a crtmlnal
,,,,. ratlon on Laura Meyer, daughter <>f Dr, J.dm H
Meyer, of No. 117 vVeal Forty-elghth-at., was ar
raigned In Jefferaon Markei Court yeaterday, IjOUla
i , ....,, tcln appeared for hlm Bweeney pleaded not
Bjullty and Maglatrate Crane al the reaueal of tha
lawyei aei th. eaae for examlnatlon this afternoon
,i .:',,, |och The i>nil was tlx.-d al W.ODO, in defuult
i.f whlch Bwerne) was locked up Tha detectlvea
\w thal a man named Qulncy, h mlik dealer ln One
hundred-and-twenty-flfth-al near Tenth-ave., la ra
Rponalhle for the glrl'a condltlon, bul ahe declarea
lhal thla la nol so. and thal Bhe wlll nol dlacloee tba
name of her betrayer,
?i,^ Mya ahe lefi the Holy Croaa Convent, where
ahe atayed laat wlnte*. beeauae her father Btopped
iiaylng her board Bhi h.as been llvlm; lateiy at No.
?n Weat Thlrtlet'c. Bl
"AWORDINYOUREAR"
VM >ECPET OF BEAITY
of the compltxi'in. hjnd<!.
irrrv ind hair i^ found in
the ytr\tc\ icu^n of the
V' >re<, produced by
rttUcnrn
The mr>^t efT^-tivf skin
purii\inu ind beaulrfyka]-_??
soip in the worti, ?* weil
i<, ptrrral ind ^wf*tr<;t f'?r
toilrt, bath, .ind nur%er\.
H-.l.l ifereagbMri th^ ararM. Hnilah nrpm f. Naw
ariit g ro.n?, i, Khik I? i?..r.i m , l.ondun I'ltTTrn
|>at u a tHm. Uaar , Bew I'my*., l?..??--o. l. H. a.
WILLIAM8 FOR OOVERNOR.
THK CHOICE OF THK MASrtACHTBF/rTB
IiT'-MOCHACT.
RO oTitKTt BAMB MEXflOBED in IH (****?*?
nOK THK T1CKBT OOMFLBTBD ASD A* AD
j.h-rnmknt .jfi-'Ki.v takkn a cKt-T'dl
,?.? THK NOMIVKKH CARBEB,
,,.?,,.,?. Haaa, Oct -'? Oaorga Pred vvill
(ams was aomlnated for Cfovarnor of *?????
bV the Democratlc BUte Conventlon to-day. Tne
Kkit was eompleted as followa: For U?t~?
Oovernor, J.mei B Ortnnell. of Oreenfleldj tor
Becreury of BUte, Hdward J. Flyon. ?? ?"" ??"? f ;r
Treaaurer, Rhon B. Btevana, of Budbury: for Au
ditor Aifrci c Whltney. ot Boaton: for Attorw -
Oeneral. Henry P. Hurtburt. of Lynn.
The conventlon waa held In Mechafll-s IMII. A
HMoViock. wh.n II was celled to order the Booro
,he hali was. perhapa two-tblrd. fu"-"dQuh*"
Vi, ? amali crowd In th- gaUery. JuaUf Q*"*?
was the permanenl chalrman. and hc maoe a mm
addreea on BUte and Natkmal taeuea
THE PLATFORM
The platform adopted renewa allegmnca to Jeffer.
?onlan princ. and commend. the AdmlnWra.
Uon for its ''dlgnilled. energetlc and patrlotlc man
aaremenl of our foreign affalra" and for eeoi*
S reforma and Improvement. In the Clvll *rvk*i
eoBgratulatea th. manufacturlng in.crcst- on the
uu,,.ess of the preaenl tartff. regrettlng. however,
tnll, th. full advanugea of the bill at It came from
QBOROE F. WILLIAMS.
thc Houaa were nol realUed: ralla attentlon to thc
Increaaed exporta of manufnctun I I.I* and ?!??
nouncea the Republlcan party foi reopenlng the
tariff queatlon. On thc queatlon of Xatlonal Bnancea
It ?peaka as followa;
we demand the malntenance of the exlatlng gold
atandard of value, and that the Oovernment ahall
keep all Ita obllgatlona at all tlmea redeemable in
We oi.i.os.. thc free colnage of allver and any
further purchaae of Bllver bujlon in Oovernmen
a< counl , , ,. ., ,
We reafflrm the demanda of our platform ol laat
...,. thal the Oovernmcnt Bhall nol .any on a
hanklng bualneaa, thal the untaxi t< ?' Btate
or Natlonal banka ahall be the onl) redil curn
and thal the Governmenl ahall, with the ...
menl of a hanklng ayatem adequate I i the demanda
of trade, retlrc ,i? rapldiv aa poaalble all l nlted
Btate* paper monej
We recommend that the Admlnlatratl n formu.ate
an 1 preaenl to thc nex' fongresa a meaaure calcu
lated to aecure theae reaulta, Pendlng a return to
these aound prlnclplea of flnanee, from which the
countrj haa departed undei Republlcan rule, we
favor ihe grant to the Becretar) of th. Treaaury of
powei to negotlate Bhort-term loana for th<- purpoae
of malntainlng a aufflclent gold reaerve and Inaurlne
the parlty of all our dlffereni forma of i urrency and
.in Increaae ln the gold reaerve.
Rellgloua Intolei mce and the American Protectlve
Aaaoclatlon, its purp atea, methoda and alii.-s are de
noilnced.
Jeremlafi T O'Bulllvan, of Lawrence, offered an
addltlonal plank, to the eff cl thal the Democracy
..f this Btate waa oppoaed to ? thlrd Preeldentlal
term. Mi O'Bulllvan aald thal he auppoaed lhal
the "wlac and beneflcenl deapotlam of thla con?
ventlon would auppreaa the reaolutlon, bul he
urged nevertheleaa that it waa a propei one for
Democrata to adopt, Ife aald thal ha had full eon
il'ieti.??? ln Prealdent Cleveland and admlred hla Ad
mtnlatimtion, but II wrmm on th.- prlnclple lhat he
deaired thal the Democracy ahould deeaaee itseit.
The reaolutlon was referred wlthoul drbate.
THE XOMINATIOXfl MADE.
John
ala tl(
w here
E. Rueaell, ..f Lelceater, n ?e amld enthn
applauae ll" waa forced to the platform,
he meved thal thc conventlon proceed to
nomlnate candldatea for Oovernor and Meutenant
Oovernor. The motlon prevalled, and Mr. Ruaaell
nomlnated Oearge Pred wwiams for Oovernor.
The nomlnation was aeconded by ./ohn F. Plta
gerald, of Boaton. Mr, Wllllama was then nomlnated
for <tovern.>i by aoclamatlon amld arrent enthual
aam. The reat of th" ti.-k.-t was made up as given
above, the namea havlng i? n recommended bj a
commlttee
When tbe commlttee which had been appolnted to
tlnd Mi Wllllama appeared with hlm tli" applauae
wa* deafenlng for aeveral mlnutea, Wh.n allence
had been aecured Mr Wllllama made a apeech,
which was applauded contlnuoualy throughout Its
dellvcry.
At i :*A tli- conventlon adjoiu ned.
Qeorge Pred Wllllama waa born In Dedham, Maaa .
on July i". IMJ He was graduated from the Ded?
ham lllgh Bchool In leaa and from Ihirtmouth in
1171 and he then puraoed his atudlea In the unlveral
tie? of lleldelberg and Berlln He waa admltted to
,, m Boaton In laTfc In 1871 he edlted "Wlll
lama'a dtatkma of Maaaachuaetta Caaea," and from
IgM to lagl he edlted volumea 10 to 17 of "The Annual
l?igest ol the Cnlted Btetea." He haa bulli up a
|.., ratlt >? practlce
\;.- Wllllama broke awaj from the Republlcan
narty ln 1">m and attalned conalderable promlnenee
ln the C'leveland-FUalne campalgn He la known aa
the "Orlglnal Mugwump." He aerved In tho Maaaa?
chuaetta llouse of Repreaentatlvea In IMB>, and he
mRn ei""t"d to the i.llld CongTcaa aa a Democrat.
H" u.d Sherman lloar al once ame Into publlc
nntlce by refualng lo ablde by the declalon <>f the
i> mm ratlc caucua of the iio lee iti favor of Charlea
, oria," aa Hp. aker. and thei ...i-d In the Ho ?
or Roger <i MUls Mr Wllllama t....k an actlve
,'.,rt m the allver flghta of thal Congreaa, being on
[he a de of the Admlnli tratloa,
REPt'BLICAN XOMINEEB IX XEBRA8KA.
Llncotn, Neb.. Oct. :' The follow ng la the tlcke!
nomlnated to-day by thc Republli in Btate Conven
,!,,?. yor Ju ol the Bupreme Court, T L
Vorval ?' Beward foi H rcnta of the Btate Cnl
veralty! C. H. Morrlll, of Llncoln, and li. I* Oju.'I,
,>.!- oga'lalia. ^ _
ilACDOHAf.D 18 LEADIKO.
,iii
IIPV'c
MAN IJKELY To WIN THE OOLF
Ti o KNA URXT,
Kewport, <' ''? - Pu*J '" the amai u ?? :: h im
p mahlp toumamenl dld nol beg n tbla mornlng
untll W'M> half bh hour later than the time an
nounced. At that hour there was i large attend
,,ii.." "f aoelety i.ple, the weathei belng warm
and the wlnd leaa uncomfortable than yeaterdaj
The third round ln the aertea waa begun, all the
Inter al centring in thc match between Charlea s.
MacDonald, ..f Chkago, and Wlnthrop Rutherford,
of Xewport, which ta likely to determlne tbe tinai
outcomc of the tournatnent.
Al the start MacDonald was ofr ln his drtvea,
whlle Rutherford waa playlng well The Intereat was
great, as Rutherford was nol only holdlng the Chl
.?a^o man well, but at tlmea lead'.ng hlm. Thc ftr*t
hole was taken by MacDonald, with b play of Bve
seven atrckea, an.i the next went tO Rutherford,
I -'.. making the acore avea up
Th-> auceedlng holei w^nt as followa: Thlrd,
Rutherford. ??I; fourth, MacDonald. 4-^. even up
agaln; ftfth, MacDonald. .".-6; Blsth, hblved, on 8
?trokee; aeventh, Rutherford, i?8, agaln even up;
cigiuh. MacDonald, 1-4; nlnth, haived; tenth.
halved; Bleveoth, MaoDonald, making hla acore .'
up.
H*re Ru-herford fell off. thotigh the tw?lfih hole
was halved. Tne thlrteenth wenl to MacD
aa i:i thc fourteenth, when Rutherfurd drova into
the bunker three time- m buc wraloti and gava up
the hok. MacDonald was no? i up, with only
i to ptn\. and w >n oul on tbe ii'it gaato, .'? up,
witii | t.> play
The Claaton Baaton mai h wai won b) Ctoii >*
R up. ; lo play, ifeaton breaklng hla ir.\.M on the
?? .01 i ?? ?
i\ K. ganda lefeated Ihe Bev. w I U ilnal i I,
up
,.1
in the Amory-Rogera match Amorj w m, - up.
Neu v rk and Chlcago an agaln made Dpponenta
b] forci of Ircumataneea This tlma n la golf
which brtnga theae two cjtlea In oppoaltlon, and
ever) Indlcatlon la thal Chlcago wlll wln, alnct Xew
\ rk haa r K, Handa, a poung p lyer ot lltt.e ax
... t.. pli aa ilnal r m MacDonaid of ?'iil
cngo aha nanda hlm aa a plaj i h iton droppel
.in a, ihe thlrd round thla afternoon bv thc defeai
(.f T l Amorj bj Banda
Tbe afternoon ptaj cotiaiated of lmt two niatchee*
EUNDBORG
, PERfune
A true and aUtJRf VTokt in the hand
loraest paxkage on the rnarfcet
phici:. $1.75 pr? BOTTi.r..
F.?r Sak by Dtalen or ? III r-< BbM oa raxcajl
(,( pnce by
LADD & COI-n.N, n Pirrlay 5t., New York.
LEA&PERRINS
a1
SIgnature is prlnted lo , /)
I3LUE dlagonaHy
ecross tho
OUTSIDE
vrnppcr
of every
bottle of
ahe Origlnal
' and Oenuine)
Worctstershiro
SAUCE
Am a farthrr yi'ilctlna agalast
iill imit.uiuas.
Afsnts for the 'Jnitcd 5tatee,
JOHN DUNCAN'S S0N5. N. Y.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothino: Syrup
haa ;.h aacd fee over PfJTT YEAR.-' by MIL,
UON8 of MOTHERB POP THEIR CHILOREM
WHILE TEETHIN'J wlth perfi : SWCEMLH
BOOTHES THE CHILD. BOFTENS T*HK OUMft
AI LAYS ALL PAIN CURM8 fPINP COUC, and
ia the BEBT REMEDT F<>R DIARRHOEA, dold
by dru/TKiats In every part ..f th?* w.-rld.
Twenty-five CctlU a Bottle.
Sick Meadache
CARTER'S
ITTLE
IVER
PILLS.
???, lilvrlv < nr??l l?y
ih*. linli IMII?.
They alao relleve Dlitreai
from Dyepepala, indiKeatn.n
and T>. Hearty Eatlng. A
l? it., t remedy for pUalneee.
Drowetneae, Be i
?i n the M..uth, i''iat'"l
T. ? l'.'lln ln the ?*?*.
XI IRPID LIVER. They reg
ulata the Bowela.
? kRTKH MMHI INK ( O . VV
... nl.tar.pl. -??? ? -,ri,t
lUlrkly
\,-?ei l.ea??-a M.
KliiK "!"r
Voi Infl ? .'?:?? '?>?? ai .huggi-? ?
1 I! SfTTCl.V. N"" ' ?: . I.
D E A F - N E S S
?\ i.| HKAM v.u.s; s .. : . ? ? : inaiuntl) bj u?? of WILMOR
IX)MMHN sKNSi: KAH L>RIM* Th.y i.
vMt.l. ??? and mfortaNe, an! ..." unUk" an; th.ng
,.W..: ? n i ? - rHIef ..< a- ?n.--- Ke
.nta ? ? ;.-?.:? lha Ban - aaa|e>
... % V
WII-..H Kiir Uriim ? .... l.lRg H ?> ?? ? . a. T.
Mi .;..... ii wita ti Inveni. r, In rharg*
A jrrciit promnter oi' sooiiibility
Yantiiic's Yo-Sa CoflTee.
IlK' 'VI.W A*
WRINKLES
, ? ar'f I
i ..*??. per
9
? T?^ ? --
?"?a:2MacDor.ald
-? nd Vm.rj p ?>? M' ,',' ' ..
:?,.,.? to-m. rrow In ?> thir r-att-hOei
mSom; twenty - l I - I" t*?f ? ".'^""rhi
" i a.T32
iii a* haa not ' '!" " u ',' ? ft ' '1
srepot ; ??' "?' ""okee, ?"?
.% ' ? rokea.
WINNERfl AT TENN'IB TEBTPRDAT.
M \ r. II i:.- <"N
i i:is is 'lins CTTl ?ND BROOBb
i,\ N
?I-.,.. i, h ,-:? a ?:> thi r tn itch reati n the
v,,v. Tennti i lub'a hai *
lV, .,.,1 ..-. ? m '??
Crawford a
?
wl'h
an
...
ihip of the Weat fl :
In men'i ? ' ?'?'?rn'"'>
on the courta il > ' ? ' ''?'rl<
vYcal Boatwlch and Plachat b al the Tayl ? I
? ,eti ln the fii il i ? B itwl k .
Placher thla afternoon for thi
Th- Lenoa Tennla Cub'a fa'.l tournam al araa coa*
Unui 1 ycaterdaj al Bt. N i ?? . ? "'
dn l-and-twenty-ae* i i i-at. Owlng to the al -
. ,,,.,. th ii-..: mi n'a doubb - a ia
mtll Baturda) A eoi teat ln : ? ?- - ??
\ number -.f vnl ? ,v Af
te'r i ...., n tha fall bandlcap membera' l
Klnga Count) ? ? ?-'" ?'> ' '"
i ,- Klngaton-ave. and Dean
etnUBrooklyt Rob n '' ?" meat
prcmlaing of th' ' ': th* oub- *t
S c>var match fi ? ->r -?f!er ? *,ub*
Pnrn conteii of three eeta
.vorti or tb r irggg.
it i? aaa aaced thal work wlll begin on the new
theatre wHeh ai to ba bullt for Frank ?, Kurtha
: i .iiv i Boma aaaouacegBeaai in reqard to thit
.,;.- ii wlll be bullt by
?h, ooelei ?-'!? it thi lOucheaal corner of Kcrty
t* nd-ai and Lei . - ind wlll occupy a
- i ;.\c.. feei li - -??? ' 'hai the buildlng ?u
.,..., Be| -einb r 1 Of n-\- \. i
Mbw RUn ba Waleh ia baan aagagee bj tba re?
v in Thi itrlcal Byndlcate, and wlll begta at>
i n about ona year henca,
, compaa) ahlch Quetav HU hi ? '?>
. . i Opei - Houae. Pblaa4a)pli
th.- .. mlna aeaa n la aspected to arrlee brre >>" ii?e
l.ahn to du1
"Tbe Bahator*' araa aeea a. ihe trvtng riace Tbe?
, | n ?;lit T.i-nlgiit The Mnttle ?.f the Butl r
.1
I i... pi ? luei I
I'or a V-rvo 'l'onl?*
I ?,,? llorafoi'it a \elil l'lioa|ilinIr.
Dr || M .l.i * Mi -.- "I regar.l It BB
one of the beat l.h-a "' -'" ??'-<?' "> ?hl.h H.e ,v''*'"
requlree an aeld anl i nervi i ?lc 1 aava uiM lt n??iy
?.iu n. at aa"ii?ut raaalBk '