Trenton Times, The (Newspaper) - October 23, 1889, Trenton, New Jersey NO 1889 TWO I HE WORLD Meeting of New York League Democratic Clubs Mafia Meeting of Republicans tit Senator and Speak Tlie State Ticket Political of Interest NEW YORK Oct second convention of the New York League of Democratic clubs was held in the banquet hall of the Hoffman house yesterday Among the prominent Democrats present were President John Boyd Thacher of the State league Hon Daniel E Griffin chairman of the state executive committee Governor David B Hill Maj John R McNulty Hou Norton Chase of Albany benator Jacob Cantor President John H V Arnold of the board of aldermen Edward B William P of Ontario U alter IS Kernan of Oneida W Parker W of Hudson Norman C Lord of A of and F T nn sing of Herkimer About delegates w ere present President Thacher ca lied the com to order and introduced Hon John H V Arnold vice president of the league who made a short address of welcome as dent of the Young Men s Democratic club TWr Thacher responded D E Griffin chairman of the state tive committee was made chanman and made a brief address Governor Hill Speaks Hill then appeared and was with long and tumultuous cheers In the course of a long speech he Raid The campaign in which we are now en gaged is a most important one The de- of the nation is looking to New York to see what we will do They are look with k eat anxiety and for tho outcome of our campaign Our platform placed the party precisely where it stood one year ago We have taken no step back ward W e have given an assurance of con and good faith in our attitude be- fore the American people One year ago the Democratic party made a deliberate pledge committing itself to tariff m We re- iterate that pledge and propose to fight it out on that line no matter how many years it mny to wm Our distinctly says that we have never and do not now advocate free trade The statement is an accurate one We believe that sufficient revenue should be raised to meet the expenses of the government economically administer ed and that the raising of greater is and unwarranted A Democratic victory now will cheer the true friends of reform in every state m the Union It will encourage every stalwart Democrat and clear the way for a national in 1892 Compliments Cleveland's Administration We believe that the surplus should be reduced W e e m a sti let construe tion of tho constitution We believe m the sovereignty of the states We believe in the honest nnd economical administration of public affairs The present administrate n the longer it is in power the more clearly shows how wise capable and just was the administration of Grover Cleveland Proo ident Cleveland amply fulfilled the pledges of his party He conducted the affairs of state with ability and for the public good Ibe Political Situation Tn my conversation with our southern friends I found them confident and hopeful In Virginia I met the Democratic candidates for governor and lieutenant governor They are making an earnest and energetic and a hopeful contest and to them and to the nation it is an important contest It in volves everything connected with their litiral life and the best wishes of the racy of New York is I am sure with them in their struggle Our people m other states are active and alert They are not cast but are organising for victory In our owu state the people fully realize the im- portance of the issues before them and are preparing for that victory which I feel surely awaits Ex-President Cleveland's Letter The follow ing letter of regret was received from ex President Cleveland NEW YORK Oct 21 1889 8 Weeks Esq SIR I am m receipt of your in vita tion to attend the convention of New York state Democratic clubs to be held at the Hoffman house on the mst I am glad that you were considerate enough of my and feelings to give me in to infer from your note that my failure to accept your invitation would neither cause great disappointment nor be construed as indicating any lack of interest In the work which the clubs represented in the league have undertaken Those organizations had their origin in the heat and activity of a presidential election which plenty of that upon which political easily sub- Bint While they are certainly useful at such a time it must be conceded that the noise and excitement of a campaign are not conducive to the accomplishment of ary work or to the effective of political ti uth Thin most important work can better be done in more quiet surround ings though usually it is not then so easy to maintain political It hnn been too often the case if it may not be raid to be the rule that political clubs whatever their declarations of perpetuity mnj have been have oily lived during the in which they had their birth and only temporary campaign work I itm very much to leai a that the League of New York Democratic clubs in- tends to make the of which It is composed permanent for spread- ing illustrating the of the Democratic pai Ly at all times and in all cir In tma effort the league is to be upon the fact that the ciples of Democracy occupy at this time a larger place than they lately haye in the of the party The study and propagation of thooe principles afford strong inducements effort and what is better is are invested with a value nnd importance as great as the prosperity of our land and as broad hi their beneficence as the welfare of nit our people I look to the of the principles upon which true rests which will be aided by the activity of such as yours to ing extravagance from demagogic from nnd from the of our Could labor effort have Bi eater or higher than the accomplishment of r Yours very truly Cr The Chosen The committee on presented toe Hollowing whion elected President John Boyd Albany Vice Walter N Keenan On- W H Burke New York Barkar HudSOA IV r Hampden ji k Wk 1st of the P instil resolutions the stut ticket the ballot lug Hills ot tht all I lulls condemning political mink foi judicial dtn finding the calling of a advocating home tci cities testing the allege i the late Republican Hills uti i and rent Mug Uur congratulations v er eland for the wisdom and i with which he fought the light of Ui ill i form anil true Democracy m an 1 1 and that while b the gi at st c i f cmd known m an oui he suffered defeat it t be a defeat honorable as am letor uf his pred cess the State Oct M The lie public an state lust n in hall of er Lilian by a K i ons 1 he hall crowded when i hhu H t c hail man of the u 1 Ij Senator Col tt Jnc H Bellamy Ju 1 James K Chance B Rogers James M Hit hn Jacob M Chalks N Taint nnd others came upon the platform were greeted with loud cheers Mistook R Speeches weie made by Elihu Root Sena tor Martin Cooke and Senator declared m faM i of eu c American sh He eliel ue t enie whether it wis called or epithet was applied to it he wanted c HII goods can led m eier Most it the s speech was denoted to an at of the Democratic State adminis Well Knoun Republicans Present Hon Mr Cook of Rochester nominee for comptroller next spoke and on Governor Hill s acts in a ei j mannei Gen Ira M Hedges and Hon James M arnum nominees for and attorney general also bp ke the well known gentlemen acting as uce presidents of the meeting were C M Depew C N Bliss C A 1 Jesse t F Shepard C D O Mills Samuel Sloan W Astor Henry Clews Shook Bray ton Ives J Morgan and H O Armour There w as much show u Political Noten 1 he Republicans of the Second assembly district of county N nominated C Johnson of I ong Island City for the In the Twenty sixth Republican senatorial district convention at Ithaca N Y Thomas Hunter of Cayuga was nominate 1 Senator C has been bj the Democrats of the Fifth Ne w York senate district The Democrats of the Fifteenth N senatorial district have nominated John M les of I1 ibhklll L W Emerson of Warrensburg N Y was nominated by acclamation for senator by the Republicans of the Nineteenth dis- D M Kane who was nominated last week as an independent Democratic candi date for the assembly has been indorsed by the Republican convention of the Third district at Elizabeth N J The e of twenty four of the County Democracy met at New York and appointed a committee to draft a reply to s refusal to co-operate in naming a It was decided to name candi dates as for the county offices a choice of two men being given in all but one case For judge of general Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald foi Patrick Keenan and Judge 0 ly for judge of common pleas Roger ter and Henry Beekman for judge of city court John Fennell and Joseph Newburger for president of the board of men Al Ian Campbell and John Newton It was decided to leave with the district lead ers the option of ning the senatorial conventions until a union with the licans could be consummated Stabbed for u Seventh of a Cent YORK Oct y Jeremiah Lynch an old machinist should ever er he may well claim the distinction that was attempted in a quarrel over the smallest subdivision of a cent that ever nei ved a arm His assailant was an Italian chestnut vender Pasquale whose stand is on Park row Lynch stopped to buy a worth of chestnuts and after giving his penny was told to take seven chestnuts This the boy did but suspected that he had taken eight and demanded the return of one chestnut A war of words arose in the course of which the Italian drew a knife and plunged it into a wound three and a halt inches deep and penetrating to the lung The doctors pronounce the injury serious but not necessarily fatal The ian who is 3 years of age was arrested He denies the stabbing Waiting for tile I ord s Coming Va Oct 23 able excitement prevails in vicinity of county at the Adventists camp meeting in that place Those gathered there predict that the world will come to an end certainly before the end of the month A number of farmers have left their homes turned their stock out on the commons and are at the iste camp Others refuse to work and only go home at night Many have not sown their fall wheat on this account and say they will not single need in the ground as the Loi d is certainly coming this About fifty persons are living at the camp wafting patiently and confidently for the end of the world Convicted of New BRUNSWICK N J Oct 23 Blaney and William Tash were convicted of upon one last May at Franklin park Sentence was deferred They assaulted and a man named Acker in a dispute over a horse trade Acker shot and killed brother at Princeton and is now m state prison A Jerney Convicted NEWARK N J Oct of charged with the der of Phillip Daly has ended After being out hours the returned a verdict of man slaughter Governor Better 0 Oct 28 Governor Foraker is much unproved and his physician stated that he would be out in a few days Snow In EAST TAWAS Mich OA 83 ground here la covered with snow A heavy north easter is blowing Try Miner's Sold by 1 C iller N J or b 1 What beautiful Photos made by 4 I HE FLOOD COMMISSION An Meeting Held at Philadelphia IHr MONEY Settling I p with the I by the Great Hood How the Will lie Ki ports from I Jet The state flood relief commission w as m session m this city all Gc was in attendance full discussion and ex of the the committee the commission ad the report of the board of so fai as it concerns the c t losses and classifications that oui is in- to out the money appi to e hisses i unel as follews That on losses in class 4 as established the board of in on fc dtO aud less theic shall be paid a sum ae 01 cling to the of each case not decoding e u 1 of and ei the re shall be paid uc e 01 ding to the menu ef each case a sum ue t On losses fl 100 an 1 000 there shall bo the of the case a sum u losses of 000 shall lie pal 1 a pi o i tion of the amount lated to the class ing ment as shall have been made but no shall the sum f 001 No 1 i to 1 x eed 89 500 In e 1 1 n lami of less than shall be cousi Losses us established by the boaid of shall lw paid a sum accord ing to the of each case not exceeding 1 of between aud shall IK paid a pro rata proportion of the amount 1 m the after pay ment as shall made but no payment shall weed the sum of In making as above amount h received the claimant shall be against the in this dis case arise in w an cause the amounts to be awarded IIP agree 1 upon hv the board of m on 1 the representative of the sion such cases shall be to the com on e lass nation an 1 for final acti u A committee was appointed to take charge jf the of annuities foi the benefit of Kremer also stated that final leports had also been from the and the Renovo disti lets and that tho accounts had been and appeared correct Amounts I ai Distributed Ml Scott explained that the n had disti of the s x 000 in the Hist and m balance ot xxi thus re- maining the commission had the sum of jOO and this is being disti among the fnt classes The Hist three classes c nij rise the fourth class UK hides who all of then pi an 1 the fifth c lass is maele up of clerks and others who lost moie or less large sums The rq orts that claimants in classes 1 J and A as to the amounts anpi opi luted to ori bans had been paid on the basis ree el by the boaid of m except in some cases where changes had been made aft i lef leuc to the com on and distribution TORTURED BY BURGLARS limn the feet of a N D Oct Two men gained to the during the night and the clerk Wilton applied a i eel hot poker to the soles of his feet alid him to give up Che jn rf tue vault door In the vestibule of the were forty or 11 packages were opining these Milton himself secure el a revolver and shot at the men not however until they had time to blow out the light Knocked him down and escaped not moie than in currency In then in money on the desk They had only four pack ages w hen they were sin pi ised by Milton The latter s feet are burned but not Sn at HORNI i E N Y Oct 2 city presents a scene of animation the occasion be the seventy sixth annual conclave of the Grand of the Knights Tern plai of the state of New York eries from Rochester Troy r Imira Ithaca and Dunkirk ai e present aud tho remainder of the state represented by delegates The Grand con clave opened at 10 o c lock in the asylum of De where the delegates weio greeted with an ot welcome by Eminent Commander F H Robin son A response was made by Right nent Commander Sir Austin C Wood of h} At the ening session of the grand conclave the following grand officers were elected for the ensuing year Right eminent grand commander F N Mabco of Malta emi ncut grand commander ge Me of Palmyra eminent grand G F Loder Monroe No 12 Rochester eminent grand captain Gen E L Gaul Hud son eminent grand prelate Rev C L L mg eminent grand senior warden J H Brooklyn eminent grand junior warden J W Bowden New York eminent grand treasurer R E Ithaca eminent grand recorder R eminent grand standard bearer H A Noble Buffalo eminent grand sword bearer J A New York eminent gi and warden Ai thur Me of Appollo commandery No 15 Troy at Yale NEW Oct 23 Yale men who have shown symptoms of typhoid fever in a mild form and several sufferers from typhoid malaria have been sent to their homes to recuperate The faculty have also granted leave of to any student who feels at all unwell and a few day's change This privilege been taken ad- vantage of by a number of men The un- easiness seems to be increasing though the situation does not to call for alarm as no unusual amount of sickness has developed nor is a serious outbreak threatened Off tlie Top of HU Head Tenn Oot 23 Jake a known young man while ing with a bull dog pistol discharged ito contents into his head blowing the top of bis head off Signing CINCINNATI Oct 23 Cincinnati Baso ball clu has signed Knight of tho and Rhi ies and Hai of the western league to play next season Book and Job work done at notice the office Before yon PUT oome look at onr hard and wtU THE GIANTS LOSE AGAIN Thu 1 cam Oui II HI at k Ilk O t I ill assemble I at tin groin It t i s 11 t thud gum f i the i hi s 1.1 t si I tween the j n sent t ai Ml Hi k Mi was i tl I t i Bn wink Muki I h t tl tci tlie Ihc nit tl f blueing HI M tl jit t is le ci clh 1 tj 1 tl Hull of mid HuJ il s to 11 t UI ill tho bat I N ik Clarke thi mask fi i 11 H khis and hiB woik utter Mrbt inn i t t w men stole sinnd n him i n u 1 i with that t r wing New Yoi k stai I tht run t t L n tin scoring on li t Ii mill Conn i an 1 Kit liar 1 1 i khn tied the it in i t i lulls a two bagger un fi 11 and t s i li t In the third took tin I i i pelting three runs n base i 1 ills I ms single a muff all I wild tl trt 1 i i i lid Tin nouns me H as lib n HI the lea 11 with a home urn hit OMI thi left fin Ihi kl us mud m i hits in tins inning tw a tut line He 1 lint 11 pt them frt m set N u 01 k t k a hand in th m tlu MI hit safel t second on Hi h ardson s base n balls 11 11 mi ke then 1 the ball over tlie kit tl 1 1 th bases In the last hall l tho fifth Bn khn tallied in tw base hits an 1 a and th s ic S to m r of Y iki du d this kail m the sixth by i jus n u thite tu i singles an 1 an ended the run tin unh k tied the si r an 1 rhans n had not put a 1 p to tho The ninth im 1 11 i and w ork had three men i I nl ne out when the I uill th game 1 was as t llous New 0 n Br n i 1 I l s s I 1 i 1 n u J 1 s Car an 1 lai k THE NEWS IN BRIEF Tips from tin Wires nil 1 Professor k Grosman f Pa whi was to taken m Can i 11 tw j af ti mi his n w claims that IK has n in dining the entire past tw his Prosecution is now bai H d by the statute ot limitation Hri 8 L M Bai 1 u died M mday in i n mg at hei at dim Cove LI Hi r d uth fellows i lose i n that of her husband a famous in Ni H pait 1 tin hli on K The at I ast n 1 i m the if William H Baitliol mm the of u U n tumid a verdict of of in the first degree It is d that tlu I all with the aid of a paia fi m 14 INK fit t anil at hampt m rngland The following foul th lass m New Yoi k state IK in appoint 1 I Swick I M She Id ough The eastern sj nod of the Ri Toi nn Mini h Pa has 1 to meet at Reading next ear A Smuggler M W In the case of the United Mates vs schoon i 1 Ina Way of Eastport ntv tine hales f to have been from the provinces Ju his niv na in fav of tho nt d the vessel f it with six lls f wo 1 e t H i s v i n h f un 1 t U on i 1 The Importance of purifying the Wood not be overestimated for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify vitalize and enrich the blood and Hood s Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence It Is peculiar In that It strengthens and builds up the system creates an appetite and tones the digestion while it disease Give It a trial Hood's Sarsaparilla Is sold by all druggists by C L Hood Co Lowell Mass IOO Doses One Dollar PEERLESS H w US Street M J H A SUte and Warren Y AW H I j Bale rt f N J m Rnd ATT Jf line Hoot WOW A of AH done in Pro in tt e n t r n THE LAXATIVE AND NUTRITIOUS JUICE Tim FIGS OF CALIFORNIA Combined with the of to be mosl to the fiirtinng an aud to curt Consti pation and the main ills de pending on a 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AND BONNETS new styles from BOc upwards Infants Cloaks and Complete Outfits The very best of STOCKING YARNS SPANISH YARNS AND AND SAXONY WOOL Corsets Muslin and Cambric ments Hand-Knit Goods Infants Cloaks and Long Robes nil new goods of description T -I Only Tf you want to borrow money on Real Estate or Collateral curity If you want to invest your Idle Funds at Interest If you want to deposit your Valuables for If you want to Rent a House If you want your Rents Promptly Collected If you want your Property Managed and Cared For Tf you want a Surety Trustee or Assignee If you want any Information regarding Real Estate in Mercer county The Rtal Soft Truit art liH at ai J t- Umbrella H Covers ONLY Gentlemen will secure economy and convenience by buying the patent DETACHABLE UMBRELLA which they can put on their old frames In three minutes Theno am und from all varieties of umbrella Silk and Linen and all Silk in various ties Medium FOR SALE BT DOBBINS The Hatter 15 East State Street 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we show the finest line of LADIES MISSES AND CHILDREN'S GARMEN IS ever shown in Trenton Hundreds of styles of for for Misses and Children In LADIES PLUSH GARMENTS we have the Short Jackets Jackets and ID GARMENTS we have a beautiful line of Jackets Paletots and Wraps in the new EMPIRE AND DIRECTOIRE STYLES yi All of oar are made for as especial attention being given to the finish and fit All shown UN fHK FLOOR NO TO CLIMB 17 19 HIS IS FOR YOU If you are looking for the bargains we are showing in i l i i c i INJ i i i WE HAVE AN IMMENSE LINE OF FALL In all at all Prices In ever Grade and Style CLOTHING Great Variety at Low A SPECIALTY we give yon for of everything we sell i Underwear for Full and we Mil yon anything yon may want in FURNISHING GOODS we ue Tailors and i flue line of Prior 111
