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WEDDIXtiS PAST AXD TO COMB.
The wedding of Miss Edlth Stockwell, daughter of
jeorge P. stockwell, to VTanklln W. Itoolton, of Mg*.
York, took place yesterday afternooTT ot the Chnrcli
of the PUgrims, Kemsen and Henry st*., Brooklyn.
The bride entcred tbe church with her father.
MUs Oertrudo Storkwell, the brlde's sister, was niald
ot bonor. Thc brldesraaids were Miss Marton Brook
man, Miss Esther Leonard, Miss Eglth Woodrnff, Miss
Hch*n Newell, of t lin ago; Miss Ellaabeth Roblnson
and Mls> Auna Ward. Tlie best man was Fredcrlck
C. Nlcholls of Boston. Thc uthers were Herbert Hob
bln*. of Brooklyn : Evert J. Wendell, Howard A. Taylor.
Ale-ander T. Ma<*on and Hirhard P. Futler. all of New*
Vork. The ceremony was performed by Ihe Rev. Dr.
etorr*. Thc?? vras no general rereptlon, only tbe lm
mediate relatl4-e* meeting at the home of the brlde's
p-M-enU, No. 37 Rcmsen-st., after the oercmooy.
At the New York Arenne Methodl*t Epl??.pal Church,
Brooklyn. last evening Miss .loale Lawrence McDerm.ut.
? Brooklyn artl-t, was married to Oeorge I>. Beatty*.
The oflldatlng clergymen were the Rev. T. 6. Barnnm,
the Rev. Abrom Davls aod U.e Rev. Dr. Oeorge P
Maln*, the pastor of the church. The brlde
-as glven away by ber unrle, E. B. Barnum.
Mis* Madellne Uarnurn. a cou*in ot the brlde. wns
maid of honor. and the brktesmald* were Ml*s Ma?
geottys and Mis* Ilesslc I.aruum. Frank Beatty* wa.*
the best man. and thc usher* were W. M. Tuttlo. Frank
B. I pharu. I. 1. Rohmer. Harry H-l*tead, C. J. Post,
Jr.. and William A. Weteter. A small rerepUan foi
lowed at No. 1..01 Dean-st., the home of tbe brlde s
uncle.
Xlw wedding of Mis* Helen Bectrwlth to Fran
aft Dudley Lelgh wlll take place on 4>ctober 2B ln
Undon. accordlng to a cablo di.patcl. reeelved In New
York yesterday.
The wedding of Mlu Mabel Ferguson to Willlam
Klug Biclurds. j... wlll take place thls afternoon at
tlie home of tlw brlde. No. 3M West one-hundrod-_nd
twenty-thlrd-st. A receptlon will follow.
?antel Morrel! De Wltt. head bookkeeper of tlie
Importer* and Truders' Bank. of ? tit** clty was mar
ned Ia*t night to Mi** Harrlet K.. daupliter of the late
,l,.hn **atterlev. of stevensavc. Monat Vcrnon. Th<*
reremony, one of the prettie*! of lt* klnd. took pla-e
in tlie Beformed Church. in Fifth ave. Mount Vcrnon,
?nd waa *?ltne**-cd by h large number of frlend* and
reliitlves. Mi.s Kittle MeBOBB 4v8* maid of honor to
IM lii-idr. wlille Ml** Geitrude Valentlne and Mm
Hattie Watklns 4vere bridesmaids. Edwin De Wltt
wn* br<t man. Thc brido was giveu away by her
unrle, T. Valentlne.
HlH Bessle Hla. kwell Taylor, daughter of Dr. W.
rtem-en TOylnr. 4v..- inanled la*t evening at I o'clock
to To.4nv ml D.cliins m. Tiie reremony wa- peifoimd
at st. George'* Cbareb, A'tona,. by the reetor, the Kev.
i harles UeMen. The nwdd ol honor was Miss Nniinali
l.urncit. nlere of tor bridogrooto. Tlie bridc*ma!ds
44ere Mi** Agnes Remsen Taylor, si-tcr of tlie brlde,
and MI** Ei-ic B. TrowbrldgO, of A*toria. Ml*s Kalo
hrarborougb, daugbter <'f Iti-hop SrorbOfOOgh, and 1
MM >uy ciu.'i;. The be-t niBn 44;,* Walter Dtoktason, j
biother 01 lhe brklrgroom. The a*bera wero w. Rem* |
*e.i Tayler, jr.. brotheroi tiic hride; A. Pteraan Rther, .
V.i.li.uu M. SmaNwood. uud J. Van Wyek Du Bols. A
rcoeption lotlowed at the lion*e of the bride"* pareuts, j
Ko. 1C1 Frunkln:-*-!.
At Ro?cllc. N. J., yeatergny, Mi*s Sarah rampbcll
Berdan. imghter ol Danicl W. !*? rdan, was married
to William thiil.-."!! Hofe, ol tl.e Central Battroad
of Nc44-.)er-ev. Thc <.i*m i)> WM p-i. >rmed by tho
Ber I A BlauvrM a" Ihe Flrst Presbyierfun Church.
Many frlend* were nre?eni. nnd tlie happy couple at
MM *.et out 00 .. snuei wedding tonr.
Xewbnrg, N. Y., Ocl. 22 ispcciiilj.-Mlss neronce
r__*k T?'4\,i-i.d 4\ii* Uu- uiiviiioou married tofharie*
VrSeKonale, ? I Kohwoy. N* ?'? The Kev. w. KJ Hall.
rmrr 1,1 th.* FIM Frci-vteimn Chgrch, porfurmea tbe
.lfinmiv. ut ih- home of tbe bride'* niwvnt*-. No. 189
,.,??,_-.. R. L. Ferrls. uf lirooklyi., wn. best nn
,;d llie l,l'l<1.-:,l?d- W? ??*? A!"'" T,,4V,,*end. Ol
Mllioo. n rou*in ul ihe brlde; Mi-* Hattie c. Marah, ol
Prlncetou. N. ?'?: und the Mi-* Kniec... belknap
and Mnlli" C. HuH, ol Newburg. Thu in-lier.- were
? eorge C. u. od.-il. Rugeue Udknap. (i. Elllot' Br_wn
nnd Tr.mk r*. Wetki, of Ncwb.ug. rhe br.de s
oruament* were diu'.nond*. lhe gllt H lhe beMegroOM.
Bethlehcm. r-'im.. Ort. '22 (Special).-Mlss Fditl,
Hraa-B-n daughter -1 Mr*. Rlltabath iloncv.naii. and
?Ss ' /U.....-I". v.il,di....:i,n of the OlBSfl of '.-..
_-___Gh tnivei-.itv, vi.-i iui.iTK.-d tln* moroliig ot Jbe
i1 ,,,? of t - bridos mothcr. ln ihl* rlly. The -wedding
wi', prlvaie. Tl,c Bev. V. H. II. n.^atli pastor ol Orare
luUi-riin Churrb. 44__, tiic olln .amig clerg.4nt*u. Mr.
ind Mn. -Inimele v*ll noUw a wedding t'dp thra-gk
thc houlll.
Vorfolk Vfl.. Oct. 22 lHnHl.ll ?*?**? *****?. Hlp,
c,,," ,f* Sew-York. and mn* Mary D. VValhe, 0
Noi'fn'iii wci'? -aawt-gthUalteniopii ln Chrlrt Ep.-c-pal
r ur h th'* rlty. M'-> holho Wnlke. a *';<-'* ?f the
.,? dc w. tl.e maid of honor. and I'okmai. K. Kl*>i.ni
, N.-44 Y?ili. II"' best BMW. Thc ii-,icis 44ety
WIHoualil-y Kharp, l'. Hcnry BonduU and Dooglas 1 ,
iv*. f Sew York aiul Ilenry Walke. Jame* I ^'nUw.
_ ",,, w.iiKc A. K. Ilanckel and B. Lelghtmi llubard.
r ,,f Xoi-?lk The bridr-niBids 44er? Mi*- Hlggjnsun, nf
f NU Y-.iK. (he |.ridegro..m'* ->?.-.?: Mis* AlljuiO?nnver.
,1 Morrl-.f4.wn. N. J.: Ml?? Ruilly bakw. MIm K *"' '"
T,vlor Mis* Etbel Ncidy. Ml** Annte Walke ;>n<l Ml.
i-., Mie 1--igh. ol XorMk. aod Mi-- D,i-y Cayter. o
?tittnioie rhe i'tiilc 44.,-c *rbll? *ilk aud o.at.gi
ii.,'..,,iii-.. AHcr lhe nervlces hi the church :. rccep
I.,,, 4v?s held ai ihe liiune ..1 the bi-ide'a purenl*. Mr.
i. rl Mrs. lliggin*ofi have gotM r*<iiith on ihelr weaoiug
t.T.ir.
Bo?ton ort. __ ("Sperlal>.*-Thare wa* a faahlonable
vudd n^ n Rmm.inn l Rpi*romil Church thl* a-tornou.i.
Ih- tonunBtlug |...?ie* were Churle* lj?*l< ne4v Ki,- .-f
. i-iiiri, ,4'.'1 1;. .1 ... nnd Mi** Anne Procior. daughtei
, T o,a* E l'i."!'.. ul Heaco.. t. The Kev. Lelgb
i.n Part* ?a* the iflr.latl'.g rlergVBMi.. Th- usher*
4'cre.l.".;.,'*? Mundell. P- l>. TragotJ. i.'ourtct.av
liulM E 'Wn, J. II. Sonther. <i. F. Baker, W. 11.
p.,?i,.l ?i?l T E I..?< t- r. Jr. Thc bride'.* brother.
1 ll i'r., 1.1. u . 1. -t ,1.411: and tbe brldesmakt* were
thc S:i*'.5 l'i,"' .r and Blre._
MH. TALMEmVa TWO STOCK rrjUPAXIES.
T',e _-.i?, un".?iiicuts wtSck A. M. I'almer niahc* of
fon.tng productloni at hls t?o theatra give proa-tae
of _n lateresllag aenaon *t botb honsea. At Puln.c-*
TUciire ?n Norember W be will Introdnee thc young
Knell-h ?, tw K. ft. W.llurd in ll-nry Arthur Jonea?
,,Iav ? Th" Middlemaii." 1-atcr Mr. Palmer will offer
?? ludah '' Mr Jooea*. mm-c rereig prodoetloo. to bo
foBowed in tu.., by "A Vlltage i^.e-t." by aktaoy
UrondT. and '? Wcaltli." In all tbeae play* Mr. Wlllard
wlll wpeor, and aaek --.,1 be pie*c!.ted with nexv
scenary. oagaelally pepared by ti.e Boank department
of the theatra. Mr. wuurd* gonnh-ity In Lortca m
the rharoetor of ryma Blenknrn. tl.e pottcr. ln "Tlie
Middlemaii.- ha* bean aagneatmnnUe, he having played
tne part for <-ver 900 algbts at tlie Shaftc^bury Theatm
]\e _B? fnr the la-t ft-w week* been prc.entlng the pla>
ln tlie eluef pr.vlncial citles of England. Mr. Willard
-ailed on saturday on thc Arlr.ona.
The Madi.,?i BQnnra Theatre wlll ojkic IU rcgnl'i
Sc_*on ou Thorsday. 0< tober 30. wltli ".ydncy GrundV*
(omedv 'A Pair nl Bgnetnehra.- adaptetl from the
Fiwneh of lihkhe aml Delit<,iir. Thls plav wa* pro
duced last Mosoa at the Uarnck Theatre. I.ondou. aml
|> still in the heigkt al lt* popularlty at that house.
Mr I-lmer BOBOUBCe* that UN play wlll be prcdu-cd
Witk the greatOBl poastbM care as to s.enlc adoinnicnt.
ald tl.e roet wlll roinprise the leadlug n,emborf ?f tke
Madlaon Bqnnw CMnnnng. induding J. H. stoddart.
F H H'.lland. Waldeu Kam.ay, H. Woodnitf. II. Mill
ward MKB Maud llarrl*on and Mbm Nani.ic Craggork.
l)_'lv re?car*Hl* are now in progrc*-. and it 1* **a.d that
r,:F rE-i" srsas ftCSS51
':: a%ep<2. m,,,,,,.,. tuc-jw ?* **^-*y
aaxisx mp'S^BSA, vVK _
tl.e hoaoa and puttlng down new carpeb..
I
THE VISIT OF 0 fi*. BOUGBTOX, THE ARTIXT.
Oaarge ll. Boughton. the lamou* Asioclute of the
F.o-, al Academy.^ bo left New-York thirty veor* agv aad
drliied .<> l.ondo... Wkeea he ha* riaOi earoed fame and
hetaM uith 1,1, brush. u on kk way to thl* oonatry
Mr. Bou-hti n at one time lived in Albany. and hls early
arustlc ,ar.cr wa* paooti ln thi* clty. He went t?,
?Maoa 10 fl.,l?h his s.udies, but flnally dc-ldcd M
Uiste l,l? home in Londun. _
Thc biililant S....C-* that attended hi* work lias
made h.in one of the lenders in the art drcles of Lo..
do.,. Mr. licugliton left houthamp.on last Thur*dfty
.ui the Lat* which U due in thls clty t^mATtonf
Durtr g his slav here hc wlll be *',e-P"0^ "iric*^t 1>T<
?adlk. urrsldci.t of the < luirul^r ol tumn>??-?.?*? "?
Uoiiie. No. j.i West Forty-scventh-st. Mr. bmim
a'--. on the Lahn.
*-- -*
Tlie "little ad-vertise-ent* of 22_a_?l%J_r,nS
to .vcry .ondltloii ol ma.. and nr?an. TTM9 r
slong tf,e whole garnut ol bumaa naconngea.
nonilin; y,,u will lind tbeui on |M kWAB j?*?e*
CELEBRATIXQ A SILVER WEDDIXO.
Th. HohMhaa. Soclety. * Oeru.aa mu.lcal ??**?
tion, w.lh a.....,.il*c.*h!p of wme 100 **?***\****t?
ft, sllv-r wedding of IU treasurer. Morlt* BaUlu. *1O0t
cvoning ,t Z .0,1'I,"* bOB. gO. 267 West *******
at -rn, pfU WM ? mom enjoyable (JOO, lhe hall MM
-ml 4,1th evtrgTBen. and leagleal BBga* ??<? anppef
uble decor* ed with exQ"l.it," eullnary an. and every
p.04Uion having bent HWtl H lu.ure * BlBBBOO> BBB
UM. a _Ml_B_af handwrne peOMOgl of sllverwa.o
wZ rai. He p\\pmk9 trcMu.sr. and a_hort p*=
ta_g^"2R? S&L-S2
9. TttemX V. Baliln. J. B. Bo*-,, J- W. M"'~J' "
H. i. Mtwray. Pr*f**??r ?* ?*?? """?'' W' L*M*m "
bUMg.
WORK FOR THE WORLD'S FAIR.
THE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIHS
MEETS.
PBACTICALLY DETERMININO TBK CHABACTER
OF THE PANAMER1CAN DISPLAY.
The World's Fair Commlttee on Forelgn Affalrs held
its flrst really lormnl meetlng Unro Nl organlwtlon at
the Gllsey Houso ln this Clty yestcrday afternoon, ani
lt was the flrst meetlng of any ol the commlttee*
formed slnee Congress decided thnt the Fair should be
held In Chlcago nt whlch action has boen taken indl
catlng wlth anv degre of detlnltcness tbe policy to be
pursued ln anv glvcn dlrecUon. Chauncey M. Depcw,
the ehalrman of the commlTtee, waa unable to bo
present, ond in his absenoe Thomas JI. Waller, ax-Gov
ernor of Connectlcut and ex-Consnl-Oeneral to Lon
don, the vlce-chalrman preslded. Tho other members
present were G. V. Mwaar. * Delaware. acttnr sec
retary; A. A. Wllson, of Uie Dlstrict of Columbla;
C. H. Way. of Georgla; M. IL Lane, of Mlchlgan, and
D. B. Fenn. of Loulslana. B C. K6rfft, of *********
and Mr. Depcw were the only ubser.teee. There wero i
also present the followlng members of the Commlttee j
on Forelgn Exhlbiu, represcntlng the local Dlrectory |
of Chlcago and appointed to act m conjunction wlth
Uie Commlttee on Forelgn Affalw: *X. T. Balter, ehalr?
man, M. A. Bycnou, J. W. Ellsworth and T. J.
Lefw.s.
The commlttee a?t."mbl?l nt 2 p. m., and after hew
Ing the views of a nlmbcr of experbs, decided to
recommend to the National Commlaslon the adnptlon
ot a plan Mihmltte.1 bv ft* E. Curtls, of the Depart
ment of SUto at WTaahlagt<M, for a united exhiblt ot
the South American rountrle*. Tlils practloaUy do
termines the characfer of the PaTTTimcrl.an display.
as Mr. Curtls's plan, which is Indorsed lyr Secretary
Blolne, has nlreafly bfen favorably reeeived by the
parcnt orgnnUatlnn.
The speeltlrntion* ln Mr. Curtls's plnn provides
among other tMafi for a inodcl of the house * Genoa
In which C'olun.bu* wa* born : a eollectlon of portrait*
of himself and hi* fmnlly. and ns many as posslblo ot
the men who were ?**oriated wlth him and his dis
coveries; an IDaatiatlon * U.e Court of Fenllnaud und
lsabclla, wlth the b*o***4 f.gures pi-operly co-tumed:
porti-uits aud fac-similci, of State papcrs relntlng to Uie
lirst voyage and <iib*cqueut oecurnmccs in the life
of tho gi-eat disroverer; a perfect rcprn.ltictlou of the
cnravel ln whlch ('oltiinl'ti* snllert. manned hy sallors
in the cos'unic of the time. to be moorcd ln or near
tho ground of U.e ExpoMtlon, the coravel to bc
equlpped as nearly a< poaelbk as it wac during U.e
voynge, etc.
Tlio cpocli ef Corter. wlll be lllnstrated hy model*
of Uie shlp ln wliidi l.e sallcd. of the rqalpnea! of
his men. th'-ir arnis and armor, natitlcal Instnuaeflta,
tfl.'ips aud rbarta: MOdela of tbe templea ard pilace*
of Montezunn: illu.trations of U.e rellgioai cnsto.ns
and aoelal ronditkmi oi tbe Aiteea, their nrts am!
Irdn-tri"*, wlth <? * nm d fii'ures; ll!;isttnt!ons of the
Inca* ln 1'chi. wlth inodels of tlielr templea and
palae-s; iiln.*tniti"n* of the prehlttorle c.viil/at <?n In
Yaeatan and Oentral Amerlra: motlels and rellea troai
tbe t-.iins <>f tl.e Toltee citics. Ti.e Colonlal period
showliig tl.e rievelopment of the aoalheni coutuil*
fn.m the time of the f-mnue*t to Ihc cpocli of the
Retr.dabon, wlll be ilu-trated by treaeara* from Uio
niu-euui* of s.mtli Amerlra. The IBastraitoni of tbo
in-e-e.it period wlll be dlvMed Into tln-ee classes: r.ian,
his mamiT of living apd hl- oeritputlons, the nat inl
I'o-ouncs upon which he worka and tho rcults h"
pn duf c*.
Tlie plan cnntemplate* U.e cstabllshment of ? central
bareaa at Washlngton, tn have elmr^c of the collcction
of south Ameriran axblblta. Mr. Cnrtla appnrad
b-foie tlie rommlttee and snid tbat appmprla
tions of 1977.000 t?> dcf.av the expen.*es ot
aajeats sent to M.uth AmerKu ?f anange f-r exhii.it-.
and 93.000 for tbe Washinctoii biii'iiu. woaM be Uw
miulmam amoantt on whlch tbe pmpoaed work could
be aetOHplMMd. He al*o aaggested thnt .1 number
of army and navy i-nic-r* should i,e assigned to duty
ln the State Departnient, ao thal Secretary Blaluc
could asslgn tliem to tl:-- n-spvcilve south An.crk-nu
togatkma, ahere U.ev could a.1 tl.e ptofeel i.v Indnc
inp ihe itovemmanta io encouiage the aending <>f ex
hif.lt *. lhe .A'n.,ii!itee deci.lcd t<> recommend Mr
( iii-Ii'* plan MMl re.;-.:.M. ,1 lii.u to frame a r.--< -llll i T.
to thal eil.-.t ibrccted t . the Satlonal ''oin.n>*-i>n
Dr. . yi..* Adl.r. .11.:.tor of i.ricnt.-il Ai.tn|iiit>. of
U.e Miiith-o'iia.. I11alltutl.11, w-i* engaged ii? n Con
mlsslonrr to co to (..nstantlnople und other rltlea
of Tuiliey und tbe Orlent, t.i endeavor t.> eniut th**
ernn.cnts, scientific hodles i.nd corpor.Ui'.ns In U.e
pi-oie. t of ffi-wnrdlng cxhlbll*. Hc .-111 nt1-!. go t<
Eirvpl.
liouphonl llowe preaonted an applirathm fn? tbe
New-Yo.-li ucency <>: the E*poslllon. atul i.l* apjH.Ini
ni'-nt will be reeonimonded. Me?ai?. Ma-'w nnd
Itnii-T were app'duted a snbeommlltee la prepare
r,-*..li.tio..* rewmmendlng Ih* mnflrmstlon of iin
ta\u* Oovvard :ih C..inml*sloner t< lupin and Bomyn
llit. ll""-li a* (V.:n'iii--ioii.".- f. ? liinn. Both of tbe*.'
a.en went t" Ihelr i>'*t* l.*t Jnly.
Tln: rommlttee then .id.iou.ncd to meet this after
noon at - o'-l-i'l..
Tlie Ctmmlitee nn rin" Art?. mnsl*UB| of A. O.
f.itlloek. of Mn?snchu*ett-; fliannrev M wpew. A.
\. Wil-oii. ... V. T"ii- -v. ol Mlmi.? 'l.i : W. 1.
liiKhanan. of b v.a . M. .1 de Young, ol Callfornla:
J.in.e* II..d-.-.-s ol MarvbiiKl, and T .1. Woodward, >.f
Lm.lsluiia, wlll meel al th? HoU-l Brunshlck, at 10
o'clock tl.is HoniiHf.
TO F1LI IX TIIF. I.AKF, FBONT.
Chlcago, Oet. 22.?Al a mee'lng of lhe Lx-al board
of dlreetora ol U.e WorM's Fair la-t nlghl it wa
ordered thi.t Ihe worb <>f iiiiinc and plllng the Lake
Fii.nt slioiibl b".Tiu a^ soon a* rontracts nm be let.
About M.\ty acrei ol th" snbmerged l3nd* wlll be
nsed. The w.-ivs a:id >^ans Commlttee rcportc.1 to
the lto-inl thal tbe Hibmerged land on Uie Labd
riont .oiibl be fMcil an.l plled f?r fcm 11i.ui tTOO.OOO.
and pMgOd il*clf to piovidu $800,000 for that i?n
pote.
The nlntli pnie of Tlie TriMinc to-day rnntalns a
varle.1 Btsortuent of IntercsUng '?Wunt'' adverti.se
menu.
. ??*
K0TEB OF TIIE XTAQB.
William ll. (i-ane will give Prander Matthews and
Georjn- II. .lc-*op'* play "<>n Prohatiun" nt a sp?ci cl
matlnee at t'.e star Tbeatre some tlme n-'xt month. It
was p'aved in Chieago last sca*on and Mr. Cra:.
hns the *'en<iy that wa* u*ed tlici-o.
Mlss Mary shaw has a new piere ln three acts cilled
"Marital lnfelicities." It 1* l.y Adolpl'C Cotbett
Tiie sa'e of seats for " A Fa'r of gpectadea*1 wlll
begin at the Madl?on Sqnare Theater thi* mornlng.
TIk- op -iiniu wlll be one week from to-night.
" A I'arlor Matcir *tav* at tl.e New Park Thea?te
only for thia week, ?"<! on Monday Uie stacpe wlll
i.e occupi-d l.y "Uendiik Hadaon" in i ratnodelled
form. ihe ca*t ia hca.led by Lonli Hii.Uo'.i.
Mr. und Mr*. Kcndal wlll glve a special matlnee
at the llftli Avcii.c Thca're on Wedneaday of next
week, at whieh they wlll play '-The Queen's Shllling."
The attendiin.e at their reg-ular perfoi-mances roni nre*
IO ba a* larpe as U.e size of fhe tbeatre will pTinlt.
The iral productlon nt Daly's Theatrc of "The La^t
Word " tlie new .onierty from tbe ?? nnan of Prani
von schontlian, ls flxed for next Tucsday evenlng.
F.beu I'lympton has be^n engaged as leadlng man
of tl.e Boston Miiscum (oinpi.ny for the old comedy
*ea*on.
The lion* did not appear on the stagn at Nlblo's
Garden la>t nlght. as It was hopod that they would.
Tlu-v were aaeeeaafalU landed bom the sliip. but Uu.
?atwaaaiV arrangen.ents for . their appcaraiico in
"ciaudiu? Ncio" eould not be nmde and it nas po*t
po'ued tlll toi.lght.
Miss Mtnnle I^ilnier's topical song "H'R Very Rare."
in the comle opera of "Suactte." at llerrmann's
Tbeatre. has pnived decldedly popular. To-night sho
wlll iutroduce a shlrt dance lu fhe Urbt aet.
IXTERCOLLEOIATE FOOTBALL OA.VF.S.
YAI.E. WITH FOCR~sri!S.- DEFEATS WILLIAM*.
New-Haven, Oet BB.?TaM played against WUIiain.s
on the Yale Fleld this afternoon. Yale played with
four subsU.utea, her four best men, lthodcs, lleffel
tii.iier, MeUaag and Hartwell. laying oIT. Yale worn
by a score of 38 to 0. scorlng oightccn ln eaeh of tlio
two thirty mlntite halvcs. Yale's be-t work was done
bv Wallis, Morrlson a-.d Bll*s. although William*,
tlie chaniplon hiirdle runnei-, made some phenomentU
run* and did some phenomanal muflmg ?*_**}*. I**
\_m work lor William* was dune by btreet and Gar
lield. ,
WEM.EYAN BABtLV DEFEATS AMHEBST.
Middletown, Conn., Oet. M (Speclal).-Tho Amherst
and Weslevan footbill teams played here tln* afternoon.
One one InUf of thrtsc-quurt*r? of an hour wa* played.
\Ve?l.yan made two tonthdowns frcm whlch no goals
were klcked; Amherst one touchdown and a tafety.
Score. 8 to ?. _0_
HARVARD STILL MAKING IHO SCORES.
Buston Oet. 22 (SpacUD?The Harvard foctbsll elaven
dsiest-d the I?srt...oith eleien thl. sftmoon. 64 to 0.
The HarvaVa ws.i. .Jiows dcildtd Imp.ovcment In bKxklng
Lid aorking to?rther. The,centre still reir.slns lu weak
____* The short tlme that IMIlMl b--fon. the |BBM Wtth
Y_r n-uders it Impos.lble to traln a new man for centre.
m Uu- gsu.o to dsy Hangs played lame and Ciaaatsa re
turned to his old posltlon as rlght gufcd.
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TRB CAPTAIX OF TBE BPBEE BtTM A DIXXXB.
O.PUUI Willlforoa. of tha North ******J___\
Ha252p 9-****' **** * ***~ ************ ort^r*t*
tho trial trlp of his shtp, whlch arrlved ln port on
Mond?r. Among those p__j_t were ****** __*_*
Walter Phelps, Governor Abbatt Herman Oelrlcbs and
W'.llhMl VtU.
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NEW**S*SE7 PRU1BTTERIASS ABIC8T8X.
AUantlc 0*6. Octs 22 (Speciall.-The last day of the
slxty-elghth snirtal meellng of tbe 6ynod of **_**__
was by Ur the roott prolinc of Interostlng debate and
pronounced utterancca on ijncstlon ? of moment. The
llrst matter of moment before Uie aynod wa? the report
of tlie Commlttee on Educatlon. presented by Dr. Fred
erlc B. Brace. It act forth Uiat there were at present
830 yoting men preparing for the mlnlstry. and was
supplemented by a long dlsconrae by Dr. Hodgee, of
Burllngton, who showed the great need of more
studenU. The flnanrlal report of the Commlttee on
Forelgn Mtsslons dlscloseU tht fact Uiat th- ehurches
nf tho New-.lcrecy Sjmod had contributed $80,308 *
forelgn mlstloni, Just onetenth of the entire amount
collected for that purpose by the presbyterlee of the
entire country.
At the afternoon aasslon tbe delegatea *> the
Women's ChrtsUan Temperance Unlon, now holdlng
their annual conventlon here, came ln a body. *B****9
nfter they were *eated a revolution wes ptwented In
connectlon wlth the report of tho Synndi Commlttee on
Temperance Work, Indorslng tho nobli work ot the
women ol the Temperance Unlon In their crusade
against lloensed wloona and In their efforts to drivc
from tlie State the demorallilng llquor trsfflr. The
ladles were so e'.ated at this oompllmentar)' *3*_**_?
that th?y s).orl;ed the dlgnlty and deconim of wm;
seinb a*e by H.dly applaudln*. Hot debite wa* waffai
for a time. until a suusUtuto resolntlon ?r ?men<unent
was offerod. commendlng. Instead of l?*>raw?. tne
work of the Women's Christian Temperance i.nion.
POR TBE HtPROVEMEXT Ot XElfPOBT
Newport. B. I.. Oet. 22.-The Kxeontlve Commltteo
of the Newport Inipiovement Assoclatlon, at * meetlng
held here October 18, Ptolc?sor Falrman Itogers pt?
siding. adopted resolntlons conceming tho dlffereneas
belwcen the summcr rosiilents aud tlie electrlc atroct
milwny. It was resolved that the propo^ed extenslon
of Rnena Vbfa-st. should be consldered upon Its
tncrlts; and wns not rrgunled by the commlttee asa
satlsfuctorv substltutc for the carrying out of thn
agrecment for a settlemcnt wlth the Newport street
RaHnai Company made ln J.ine. It wa* further re
solved thnt there bc prcpared and presentcd to the
proper authorltles of tho rlty of Newport a mcmorlal
rcqnrstlng tlie wibml**lon to Its qualitled votcrs of n
propoattbM to nnthorizc tl.e rnlslng and expcndlture
of such an amount of money a* might bo nceessiiry lo
carrv out tbe said ngr.-emcnt hy c.mstrucUng along
BaatOB'a Pond tl.e new r.art mentioned ln U.e agrcr
nient. and to extend Cl.annlnt.-ave to Mlss RfJ*^1
Bddltion to tl.e ?um of b-O.OOO to be pald to tbe com
panv to meet tbe eapenaea ol remoelns and ?*2*J*9
ts railroad. and iip.6oo to be Paid to ti.e e tJ et Wem*
port o? aeeoonl nf its emv******* ta ?**???,!"
t,,.? d new . oa I a'OBg UM wc-t rn side of E isttn s l on l.
whirh said hv.1 mentioned two mmmmb a? tobe mel
by prlvnU- aubs. ription and from Uie funds of tne in.
p'rove.nent Aasorlatlon.
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A XEW dJFT BY MR. 8A08 TO CORSF&l.
Ithaea N. Y., Oft 22.-AI the meetlng of the
Comell I'nlvemlly Inmteea tn-rtay Henry W. Sage adde.1
9200,000 io bis prcvions glft of 900,000 for tha **
tabllshmenl of r deparlmenl of philosophy. Mr. Sage's
glfts to the nniv.M*ily now amount to more llian
+1.000.000. The presldcnt's report showed 1.^14
students ln actual nt'endanrc. an lnrrease over anv
pievlous year. The treaaarer'a report. showed an
endowment of about f.i.OOO.ooo and nn annual Inoome
,.f over 9000,000. Tl.e lihii.rbu.'s report showed over
100.000 bound volume* In the. library. Tl.e new librnry
bulldlng wlll be ready next spring. Tho new chcmin.1
labomtory was fo.ni.lly op-ncd. Among the tni-t.-es
rocentlv elct'-d, Andiew Carnegie took bls eeat. F.x
Governor Corncll wa* pn-sent In Improved henlth.
Dr. J. O. Schuiman was elerted dcan of tbe new de
piii-lnictit of phlhwopbT. Dr. Cl.nrles MeOofi Tylcr wn.*
elerted profe*sor of fhe Metor? of rcllglous and Chrls
tian etlilrs. lie ls the paslor of tlie Congn-patlnnal
Chnrch of tbis clty. Tbe new chalr ->f p?ychniogy i5
vet to lie flllen. and al<-o two asslstant profosochlp*
and two f"ii..w*inps. Oeorge W. llarrls tuw. eleeted
Hhrarlan; Herberl Tnttle. profo**or of modern Enropean
hl*t..ry ? Genrgo L. rurr. as*i*t;uit proteasor ?f anrlanl
;,nd me.l1aeval history. and Dr. AlU-ri ,-liaw pn.fe**.,r
of the blstory of Itistlftitlons nnd of intcniatlonal law.
A SEW COLLEOE PREfilDEST.
Clevelanrt. ohio, or-. 22 (speriiil).-The Rev. Dr
Charles P. Tl.wlng. who was ehnaaa prc*ld?nt of
Wostern Pcccrve I'nlverslty and Adelb*rt College, of
this rlty, in Ancnst, retnrned to his hOMM ln Mln
neapoUa yeaterdav. He has spcnt <cviral davs In Uie
rxamlnatlon of affalra, li ls niidcr*tood he will ac
eept and at once bedn service. Dr. Tbwlng has
been elerted preaMenl <-f aeveral coiiegcs, bnt ha*
'le.l.ii'd all pievlous ofTcrs. lie I* ibe antbor of
-ever.il bnoks, one of whirh is - A.ncricn-i CoUc?-*.
Blid I* Ui- pastor ol Plvin.-iUi Chnrch, Mnncapolls
lhe nn.st impr.i-tant ln the Xwthweat. Th ? B'1"11' ''
l.otb tbe (Ollege and Ibe uiihcr-Hy. wlth hftv pro
fessors and 900 students, I* regardad as very brlgbt
CABt TO TRY TO BBEAK TIIE 'i-YABD BElXtBD.
Priaeeton, ** ?* . Oft. 28.?l.nthcr II. fary. "83.
who on Satarday lust lowcied tbe rceord for 100-yard
to ? i 9 seronds, will try on Pridajf nast lo break tbe
75 yard r -c.itl. The Umen wlll bo C. C. Ilngha and
Ciia.l.* KeW, of tbe A. A. U._
If there ls anrtbtng you need ln t,n*iness or at home.
yon wlll probabU BtM it iirtvc.t.sed ou tho nliith pagt
ul Jhu l.ibune t-o-duy.
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THEY WILL DO IU>SOR TO VOS MOLTKE
About tbirtv-iive men. aaiong whom were Mr.
lirimm, wbo preslded; Mcesra. Jurrascbah and Thiem.
seeretariea, and Dr. Berraa, hoi.orury aarNtaiy, me!
laat evenlng at So. 1WJ Third ave. to complete tho ar
ranfepwntai for the featlval ln honor of the nlnetleth
btrtbday of KleM MhoI.uI Yon Moltka. The bi.tl.dav
1, o.i next suiiday, but the .elebraUon Is on Monday a.
the Mi'lropolltan Opera Hutue. Carl s. hurz N U> bf
present. but wlll not speak.
The pn>gramnr.: wlll consist of aiU1rcs.es bv chaunccy
M. Depcw, Ccnei-al flegcl and Mmlster Willl:un Walter
ri.elps, music by tbe orcbertra conducted by Mr.
ry-iUI a solo by Theodore Keiehn.an ai.d songs by
-n.,i-i'i*es of tlie i.e. thovi-n Maenaarehor, patrtonr
lune* *tetvoptlcoii represoiitatlona of lhe i.rli.eip.il
,., 'irreti.e* in tlie liiu of Yon Moltke und in tlio
V-,unro-l'iu-lan War, FerltatkHM by ll./r S.lill.-s.na.i
md an unUillng nl a *?*?**** bust of Yon Moltke. th
w.?-k if Max Uarhmaa, llerr NoM, prealdeut ol the
New-York Gcr.naii L'lab, vs Ul prc*l?le.
PORTRAITS OF FIRST 00K0ME89 MEMBER*.
( laiente W. Bowen, No ?S1 Bro_d4vay, cluirnian
of tiie General c. mniittcc nn the Centennk- Wfcfcra
tl?n "f tlie Inangnratlon of Wnshtngbm, deslres ln
lormntlon regnritng portriits ol tho followlng men,
ber* of the llrsl CongWM under thc Cii-tltutloti,
wbich met ln ICew-Yeeg ln iTr-o, ln order tliat the>
may be nsed ln the fi.rthcnmliig volume on the ocle
br.tlon :
Thcodorc niorK^vort!,. Nnttb Ca-ollnr.. Pcnjamln
Ilourne. Rhnde IMand: Jonathan El.ncr, Ncw-.l.-i-ev :
Ti.cidorc Foster, niiode i*tand: ..corgc Oole, Mary*
Kviid. Ilenjamln Goodhne, Ma*-.? husett*. Wlllii.c
tiniv-on, Vlrglnia. banmel Orifln, Vtrfloln; Jon:,tlian
urant, >:?-*-<husetu; Thoaw* Hnriley, Peoneyl
vunlii! .loim Hatlmrn. Ncw-.orli; L-anlel Helster.
I,enn*.vlvw.la. John llcnrv, Marvland. ramuel John
___ Nortb CaroBna; tteurar Leuanrd. *naaiarha
i#tts: (Jeur-e MatheWB, li.-'.t-.a; Andrew Moor.*.
v.'j.hlu; 5Stoh Porkor, Mn*?aelm*ekt*: Tl.m.i".
sY.rt l'ennsvivania, iieorge Fartridga, Mu*sacbu*etu.
John rtcele. North Caiolina Jose] I, Stanton, |_-,
Rbode Sang. MtrhaeJ ttenlfee stone. Mary-toiid.
jonathan -iturgw-. conneeilrul: .Khn waRwr. _*jP>
gli?ia: Aloxancfer White. Ylrg.nla; IMlne Wmgate.
Ne\4 ilaiiipslilr*..
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SO FORFEIT FOR EMPLUYIXd KXIOBTS.
Thc report thut the flrm of McDcrmott <_ Howard.
neroreo lcatb-r ?oaatartarera at Pnrk-ave. an,i
bcbenck-*h, Btonhlyn, had r4?.lu*rd to employ worfcincn
wlio wero Kniitlit* of Labor. beehOM they wot.ld have
to forfeit *j,0?0 to tlie Morocco Le.tlier Manu
f.rtinerV Ass'-ration, w_* < mphaMcally d'-nled b4
Mr. M.Doimott. yesterday. He *ays that there ls s
-trke of fiftv men ln hls shop, but tliat bc b*-> no
fartelt to loM and even lf he dld h- luid no meani
of linowlng that lils employes were Knlglits of Labor.
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SOT TUE OXLY IXSTAXCE.
From The Detroit Free Fress.
? j wish to make u coniplalut," said a man wbo
antcrcd tbe Clty Rallway ort'te tlie other day.
? vcry well, sir." wa. the reply
?? lt it agslnst a conductor.^
"Y''S." ? .
n{ wai gelng np on ? Oratlot-are. car, and -?."
?'What was the number of thc eart"
?' 1 dunno. 1 was golng up on the ear, and tne
conductor he
??Do you know hl* name?"
-?No, *lr. 1 viil.ucd at hlro and he never pald
the lca'st atlentlon."
? wi.v dld you whlstlet*
-I w'anted the tar."
" uut you said you were golng up on the car."
a I ineaiit that I wnnfed to go np."
"And you whthtlod:"
-I dld."
"Aud Uie car dldn't stop?'
-It didnl."
" And what did you do then r
"Took the next on?."
?? Al. t Ym i We wlll of course h_va tbe eoodaetor
Olschargod. Oood day I'
INMEMORY OF YETERAN8,
A MONUMENT DEWOATEP AT GBEENWICH,
CO.VN.
OBATIOJC DEUVERED ?T OEXERAIi HAWLEY
TnE UKVEIL1NG BY MRS. THOMAS RITCH
Greonwlch, Oet. 22.-An lmposlng monument waa
dedlcated here to-day to the memory ol the eoldlera
who tought for the Unlon. The whole town wai
ln hollday dress. ?8tores wore cloaed, and bnntlng
and flags warc flung to tbe brecie or draped on houso
fronu ln great profuslon. The sccne ln front of tho
Stone Church ln PuUiam-ave., where the monument
ls sltnated, waa an lmpoelng one. Over 10,000 people
were (atbered on the gnwsy blnlT. Tha banners
grouped abont vled wlth Uie autamn follage ln brighU
MM,
The programm* of the day began wlth a procession.
Tba chief marshal waa E. H. Johnson, the partner of
Mr. Edison. He tm asslsfed by a mounted sUUT of
prominent young men of the town. Then followed the
honored guwrts ln carrlages, mounted offlrers, Wheeler
<fc Wllson Band, Lombanl Post, O. A. B.. ot Oreen
wlch; James E. Moore l*oat, of Danbury; Bncklngham
Post, of Norwalk; Douglass Fowler Post, of rionth
Norwalk; Hobblo Post, of Stamford; Ellas Howe, Jr.,
Post, of Brldgeport; Samnel P. Ferrls Post, of Ncw
Canaan; Weatport Post and Plckett Poat. of Bldge
Oeld; veterans of Greenwlrh Townshlp, Sons of Vet
erans, Dayton Lodge, Knlghts of Pytbias; Orinoco
Councll, K. of C.; Amogerono Hook and Ladder Com?
pany, Emplre Lodge, I. O. O. F.; chlldren of tho
schools, etc.
Among the prominent men on tho platform were
Governor Bnlkeley and staff, Llcntcnant -Governor
8. E. Mwwln, the Republlcan candld*te for Governor;
Jndgea of the Cnlted 8tat?* Courte and State Courta,
Sen.ator O. H. Platt, flenator Jcaeph R. H*w
Icy, Congressman Frederlck Mlles, State Sena
tor Moad, General Noble, of Brldgeport; Com?
mander John C. Broach and staff, G. A. R.;
John T. Walt and tbo Bev. Benjam.n M. Wrlgl.t, of
Kent.
The exerclsee were begnn by prayer, offored by
the Rev. Washlngton Choute, piistor of the Stono
Chnrch. Colonel H. W. R. Hoyt, prcMdent for tiie
day, msde the openlng adrtn"-, In whlch he pald
an eloqucnt trlbute to the brnvery of tho voluntcer*
from (ireenwlch. Then the fllag was wlthdrawn
hy Mrs. Thomas Rltrh. C.iptaln Benjamln F. Wrlght.
ln bchalf of the monument commlttee, prcs'.uted tho
muimumm
X<J_______y
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tncmorlnl to Uie town. lt Wi* acreptcd hy J. Albcrt
Loekwood. tlr*t selectuuin of the lown.
Tl.e Ureenwleb iboral Korlety, Hl by Profcaaor
Alfred llullam. sang --Tl.e ritar tipenglcd Haunor,"
arcompanktf by ? bnnd of mu?lr. General Joaeph R.
Ilawicy then d-livered an oratlon, wbirli occupled
nearly an bom- an.l was rfosel.t li*tened to. AMOUg
other things lie said :
??Tlw war bld to arttle U.e qucstlon wlietber U.e
vl*lon of a great KepuM.i- sliould be l-calll-d or whether
we sliould p.<-,ent tlie spectucle of a 4<hIf.nished
L-outluent beggtng for a klng. Th-j old eountrie* saM
we luul no lohesloii, no history. no rentralUed powei
to keep ii^ logetber ln sm-h a stniggle. They tlwuglu
we worahlpped only Uie dollar aud bangered after
,, ii-ul ihiuga. Even ifter tin- u-ir wn* settled If
was >aid thal no demo'-rai-y rould levy and Collecl such
?lioiiiious taxes as WeiU n.-.e**:.'i\. lue livil War
wa* a war, not lor the blarka, bul for the South, not
lot- U.i* i-oiintn : Imt a w.ii- f..i- the Lord, for
liunianity, for all natfon* aud for tbe rcnturie*. And
when tba wai- wu? i>a*t the old sokllers, iu?trad ..(
formlng a ravag.'ng T.oi.ie. bcratne our be?t .-.ti/.en*.
Ihev are found iTT ;ill prof?-iou-. lu all our States and
leriltorl"*. lu lUnlng l.i n* remember thal llberty
la a b.irdcn and not a releaae. Ti.i* monument ls nol
o.iill to Ihu dead alone but ahould teach and in*|jr.
Ibe living." .
Tbe Bingtng of ?? Anierha by the il-.o.al aortety
aud tlie Hiidie.i.e, and a benedlctlon bj lha Bev. Ur.
.1. T. Wlll*, Cloaed the ccreinonles.
A bnnqiiet was t-mlersl to the invlted guests at
tho Letiox House. Here General S. E. Ilrnrln re-pondod
tothe loast - - CoiiiK-itiiut." He *aid he iiev.ii Uillllled
u proud.-r dutv than wben lie wa* called to wekOBIO
home the veteran* of the war. He boped tbat it would
not be buig bc.ore evcrv town tn tlie state Inul a
soidicrs* monument. heuator l'Utt reaponded t<> the
toast -The I'nlied States," and th- llev. Bciija.nl.i M.
Wrlftht to -'Tbe Ladle* of (in-ciiwleli in tl.e Civll Wa- ?
Var.'
TO (JISTEB SOLDIER8 AND SAILORS.
CXVE1LIN.; OF A MO.NTMENT AT 11X00X0*
bl'KECUES BY OEXEBALS VEABEY
AN'D SHARPE.
Klng.ton. N. Y.. Oci _9 'Sp*ci_|..-Tlils wa* a
.*ivat day for thl* clty and county. and nature HBlled
n-o*t p.opltioiis'v upon thc Imposlns reremonlM at
t ndng thc dc.orat.oii of tbe *ol'ller*' innniiiiicnt.
which Im* hen erected to tho netnory of thc I'M'i'
County *oldier_ and sillors who dlr-d !n thc war of
ih; l.'eb.lllon. It wa* uuvellod ln the pieseuce oi
10,000 people hetv tnl* alterooon. From early mom
Ing to raldday (irand Army men and visltor* from tlie
-urr.uudliig town* and roiintlc poaitg Inl > tbe
r,tv by thomnnds. comlng ln bv spclal traln*. WOgOOS
ind on frxit. The Clrralt Coart, la MMlon hcie. wa*
alJnurncU for the day and all bastaeM wa* largcly
-,11-pended. The strcct. were lined wltli fUgs, banners
jjid baatlng, and martml mu-lc tllled thc air. After
ihe ceremoiiy of unvclling .ind thc aro ptanre af the
mniiuiiicnt by the iiiunirlpal authorliJes fieneral
'.eorge H. tliarpo dellvered an elo-iuciit omtion. <.cn
cmi W. o. Veaaey, Cw?ian4*r la rkhl of the nraad
Armv of thc Hepublle, f illowid ln a brief addn.'-s e\
prc-*liii,' the honor he felt ln belng preaent He said
bfl wa. fully nilndfui of tlie kMorle ?asoriatton* Ihat
iH-loiigid to ITster C.unty, snd alluded to tbe fact
ihat lo-ig before the laiuliiii-' of thc Pllgrtm* their
cxisicd a Dut.,ii tradlag p<? t hcie. Conu_ao4er Clark*
*on, nf the Kew-Yorh state Departau_t, *i-n made
H|ipi-oprlatc. rcmark*. The glogaton I'lillli.riiioiile
.-or ety -,ing MVcnl palnotir l ?iigs. All thc ?pc_hPr*
Acro loudly cln.r-d n.il lt was thc mo-t enthu*teatl<
tlimng that has ga'hcr, d here slr.c.. |be war. TO
ulgiit (Jcncral* Ycoiey and (lariion held a te cption
,.t tiie ... a. H. Hall I'nor to tiic e-errfee* tln* army
veterans aiid several coiiipaiile. of tne National (.'ia:*:
irom Foughkeep*le. Newburg. ChtskUl aud tklaoltg, aml
stveral citll bodles paj-whil througli the lea>llng streeta.
Among other tldii^s Oeueral uharpe ln hi* addi**_**>
-?ld : "It ls fortunate that tliis dedieutlou ocur* WkflO
our land Is drapod ln thu glorle* of autumn. Nature
come* with vcstraenU of yellow and scarlct and wltb
drenmy exhalAtlou* to wltm?* our unvolling core
inonlul. Thls raemorlal ls without a rival ln Uie rlver
coontle* of thc Emplre _Ute. Tlie groujid trodd' n by
tliis prOBflaatan .* runnlng 04er with Blstorle momorle*.
lt wa* followed by Peter stuy4es?nt lu luso, belng
tlusn au Indlan ti-ll. **>en hc brought a detaclunent
of 100 men and an equal number of Iiullan alllM from
l.ong l*l?nd 10 ryscue the vlllagc of E-opa* from Uu*
betleglng MvegM. Alter tlio massacre ln 1603 the
same track wa* followed by the force ?ent up from
New-Amsterdam In two ?loop* to the Bedoubt (now
Rondout). and then.e to tho old vlllage. In Uctober.
1777 urold like outitnuial brllllance (ieneral John
Vaug'han. attemptlng to reoch Ilurgoyne at famtoga,
stopp?d to plundrr and burn KlngUon. then th- capital
of the HUI*, while IU arm* bearliig populatlon waa
nnlding thn Myooet to the breaat* ol Hurgoyne'.
tOTX*iB- 9
T_.**.pa*k_r Mu raMliad th*. Bttrrtog ger.od.of
the Bebelllon and tha aeenM aloug this aame aveona
aa regiment after regiment mairbad to tho front_
Tha monument ?Unda on Um elevated plaaa front
Ing tbe Clty Hall and lt U an imposlng structnre ot
Quincy granlte. tweoty-eight feet hlgh. Tbe aor
motinUng flgure, nlne feet high, represents victory
restlng upon an American shleld ready to erown her
conqnertng sons. On two sldea on lower basea sn
brouie tigures by the Henry Bonnard Company of Xew
York. Casmr Bnbere scufptor. One ls a soldler on
the sklrmfsh-line, the other a eallcr proparlng to
repel boarders.
REUNION OF PENNSYLVAXIA VETEBA^S.
Bethlehem. Penn.. Oet. 23 (Speclal).-TlM elgb
teenth annual reunlon of the snrvlvora ol tka 47th
Regiment, Pennsylvanla Volunleers. was heM here
today, 2.'K) of 300 members pnrtlclpnted. After a
big parade, In whlch the Grand Army posts and tha
Bethlehem Rifes partlclpated. tho Vetemns dtnod al
the Msrket Hou'o. At the buslnesr meetlng ln tho
afternoon. the followlng ofPcers were elecicd: PreM
dent, W. H. Wyeker. of Eauton: secretary, C. W.
-Vbbott, of Allentown; trcisuwr, A. O. B*P**J*
Cataaauqaa; chaplaln. W. D. C WwM *****
Easion. A camp-tlrc ****__ **J* '??^,??
to nlght. CTencrdl Gobln, Bnrgws Goodwlu. P?**?
Coppk and ex-Mayor Chldscv of Ea-ton ***** tha
orators. Tha next rotinion wlll be hew at r-asion.
- m '?
THE EPISCOPAL MISSIONARY COUKCIL.
Pittsburg, Oet. 22.-Tho Misslonary Counell of the
Pnitestnnt Ept-ropal Chnrch contlnued Its sesslm
today. The subjoct ln the mornlng was forelgn mH
slons and Mexlco. Addresse* were- made by lUshop
Searborough. of Nnw-Jcvsey ; BMMf Whltaker. of Pcnn
sylvanla; James II. Potta. of New-York. and the Rev.
Mcssrs. Thompson and Gravcs. nnd Mlss Slbyl r^T
mlsslonarles to Chlna. The speakers were of tho
opinion that It was uot money that was naeded In
Chlna. bnt teachers.
Blshop (illlKJrt, of Mlnne?ota. then rend the repr>r?
of the rommlttee to whdi the report of tho Board
of Msnagers had been refcrmt yesterday. The com
mltteo empl.aslzed the paramoiint linportance of tho
| work among the colored people. It commended the
work of tbe Rev. IVivld Gordon. In Mexbo. und ex
I pressed the hope that the Houso of Bishops would.
I at their next mcetliig. elect a misslonary p.lshop of
! Japan. It also rcrommended that tho contri'utlons
| of the Cliurch for mlsslons Klwuld not be less U.an
#:,oo.()00 for the enaataf vcar. The vcncrable Blakop
1 Plcrre. of Arkaaaaa, rnniplaln-M of laik of *uppon
by the lioard of WsafcMM ln Ma w.irlt In Indian Tet*
I ritory. In Um afternoon tl.e commlttee on membi'r
', sblp and tbe mode of tllluig vacaiu-le* made its report
BUnop Tuttle, of Mlssourl, oHercd a re*'.lutl m that
tlie Board of Managers skoaM htke a-to;. on 'be
! matter of eartng for aaperannuated mlnlstcr*. lusliop
Tuttle, ln his sp ccii preeedlng the re*olutlona, aald:
" l would have ever- mlnt*tT and ev-iy b:*l'?)p
married. A marrled man Is worth four slngle ones
to the Church.''
OBIIUAIIY.
TIIF. RB-. DR. JAMBS M. 9HERVVOOD.
Thc Kev. Dr. James M. Sherwood, a wrlter on
theotogtrol rahjert*. dlcd yeaforday from paralysl*
at his homo. No. 35 McDononeh-*t., Brooklyn. Hc
wa.* prcachlng on Frlday night to tho congrcgatlon
at tlie Trlnltv 1'rcsbvtcrli.n Chitrrli. in tli*-t cltv. when
he had a paralytle *trokc. Ve was carried home la
o romatoM rondltlon, from which ke never retoeared.
Ho wa* a natlvc of Fi*HHlll. N. Y.. and was
born ln l?1,t. bl* fatlier belng a farmer.
A? a youth he suffcrcd from poor health and in?tcad
nf DMsIng IhWMIRll the u*ual college coiir-e hc *tudied
for ihe Presbyterlan minlstry with thc Rev. Pr.
Armstrong, a relebrated pivacher of tbo*e days. In
18.'ir, he 4va.* ordalned und for khm year*; held pas
torate* In aeveral places In New-York st .te.
Tlicn hl* henlth ai'itln falled him and he eamc to thi*
clty, where lie bnmedintflly entored on a lonrnnltotle
rareer. Hc ha_ been Editor of "'The National
Prearhcr." "Thc lill.lbal Repo*ltory." "The gew-Vork
RvangelM" and -Thc Rctoette MagBstne." In nortner*
ship with thc Me**ra. (?erlbner be started " llonti at
Hoiiii*." At lhe tiinc of 1,1* death he 4va* RdltOT of "Tho
Homltetlr Review" and also rondaetfld "The Mls*ion
arv Review nf the Woiid." Dr. Kherwood i* ihe author
of two work*, -Tke lil-tory of tiie Crow" and "Thj
l.ife of John Hi'ii'iiei-d." ._, . ,
llc have. a wldnw nnd five children. rh" funcra!
4viii f.-iUc nln,.t hi* lionn* to-mnrmw afternoou at ;>
o'clock, thc iuiiiiil being al Mooiuiield, N. J.
J'-SKPII HIT,*3AM.
JOMBh Ruh*am. nf the Brai of Rubsam A H'-rrman.
the brewcra, of Maten 1-lanrt. died roddenty ut hl*
home on Boyd UUI. Stitplclnn, on Tue?dnv night.
He had a stmUe of apoplexv. and he rvmalned un
Mmaetou* uatfl ta died. He wa-s fiftv
clglit year* OM and was born In Fulda.
(icrninnv. II* cinnc to America ln 1S5S. H* *ilS
employed by Oeome Berfctel for live yenrs, and
Mved by Jiidlrtou* reonomy enonnh money ta form
a ropartnen-hlp In 1870 4.ith hls present puitner,
Angn-t llomnona Ten dav* ago Mr. Rnbsam re
turned from uermnny on the tteaner Fulda, wfcere he
ui-nt li.-t ?pring for hl* hcalih. im Tao*day even
li,,* ir* entertal.1 a party of fiiend-. urtll 10 oYloek.
U n "'' b-'k Im- aont t" bed. und two hour-- Inter
h_ un* .1,-i'l. Ile I'uve* a 44|.lo44 nml twoi daughter*.
The fum-ral wlll take ptace on Buudsy afternoon uf
?? o'clock.
CAPTATB OBOBOE BBIOGS.
The death wa? annonnced i*f tbe MarttlaM Kxchans..
ye-'.-iiiav jf Captain George Brtgf*. a.ted eight y ?
threo year*,.who dlrd on Inraday at hl* hoiae, Baa'l
r.ne hundred niid-f.,r:y*i.vth,l. nnd Ni.rth Motl ave.
Captaln Rrlgg* was born In Fartaawath, N. II.. and
followed u.e sea for many year*. Iie waa tn bls day
B f.unoii* sea raptaln an.l roMBMndei manv a flne
\e~,.l. For some time IM w;i* superinteiidont aud
port i-aptaln of tl.e Collin* l.me. lie was president
of the New Yor'.i Flaatliig Dry Doek Company, a
dt" 'or of the seamen's Savlngs Ban!;, and was nl*..
riinneeted rilh the PcamenM Pfottlmt Charrb. Ca?
talu Brlgg" *** gr ,-i'iy respe-1 ?.! by all wbo knew him.
lie leavea a wife nnd several < lilldn-n.
.-*> ??
IIF.NBY B'ABD POOLE.
Cltv ol Mex'.cn, .nl. 22.?Henry Ward Poole, one
of (he olde*t Xv_rU__m resldents ln tl.e city, dled hen
yesterday. Mr. Poole waa a man of rare attalnmcnt*
.uid his aehotarahlp was reeognlaed in all the teboob.
,,( the Mexican capifal. Harvard College Ui 1877 con
fcrred upon him tl.e degree of Master of Arts. A
hrother and slstcr llvo In Massaekaaatla and Wllllam
*_*, I'oole, of Chlcago, ls his brotber.
-*>
Do you want real eslate, Krvailta, board, or rooms*
Then examlne the tlUlo advertlsements on the nln'h
pago of Tl.e Trlbune.
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MR WIMAX TO ESTERTAIS TBE IROS MES.
Niagara Fnlls. ..nt., Urf. 22.?The members of th
Northern MCtlon of the Brltlsb Iron and Steel In
stttnte nre eipeeted tn arrlve here on Frlday. iMtil foi
the purpoae of ro-opcuitii.g In lhe ratertaiamenis lo be
affoided them heie by Braalus Wiman, a foeal rom
mtttee has been appolntad, eenslMlng ?f the. Mayor, Ike
I'resldent of lhe I oaiil ??! Trade. tl.e Polic". KafUtra'r
and a number of prominent elt./cns. The vl-ltors wli:
arrlvo at B :30 a. m., *t*M all the polnts of interest. b
entertatned at an etabaraM Inacheon al S ovi..i-k b.t
Mr Wlman, and at i n'eloeh Mati for Wn-hington. to
joln the Southern *-'tioi< ln tbe Mnt pre-ei.tat.ou ol
the whol- bn.lv tn ihe P.-esld-ni.
WACINi; WAR ON COFFF.E.
Dr. Mend-'l. of llerlin, say* that the Inebrlety ol
nitfee, if nol u* dangaroaa to olhers may be M harm
MI to its su'ijcet* as alcoholl*m: and there la Httle
tiapata of the fa-1 tbat In the high ncrvc fooakm
\nierl.an make np, ica and colfee boionic M harm
fullv and habltuall.v iic...s-ai-y. M to reiidcr (bcir fn
qiient n*e dangerous, a* teudlng lo drlve tho physi.al
...ariiinen- toater than lt waa liitonded to run. ihu.
eau*lng liirabiilabto wear and tear. Of la.e there ha
grown up a far more r.itlonal. bCMMM he.ltl.ful rty
to.... thal of cocoa drtnklng. Ti.is caatom haa been
largelv brought gboat by tl.e intn.duction Into thl*
.ountrv of that In.-ompiiable product of tlie coco-i
ton... Yan HoMMfa coeoa. This cocoa ls almoM
abwiiiteiy aatrttlOM and atreagtkaatag to the *******
sy.iein. (ientlv stlmulating, H alds dlfeatfoa and all
the tlesh formlug functions, and Is perullarly ad.iptol
for the nervous and dy-av-ptio. Van Houten's Cocoa
has a world wldc repuiatlon as belng superior toany
tlilng of the klnd manulactun-d. . ?
,,,?.., Trlronhrr.-n- I- ? l>' rloP * t-y('r* ni**n D**11'
oi aii. B**e 1801 :hs mIm *ve baa awMMatly MMraaMg.
If van nrr llred Us. * 9*9 _***** O'd fsahloned grlplne
tma ? < oinfort. A msn autt.nl evrr> thing.
I.lrbls's Caaspaor's ?*?ract af Beefc
Hskes ths bo*? boutlloo sft?r danslag.
1f??lta,i -naiklinc MlfWlMII * * perfect Uble
Noti.ihf srtifielsi. aa* your dasl r for lt.
Woaderlally FasalBailac,
.... ,,?w nn. R.-4i>uot, lor old aod young. 6old br all tor
&l"iT; WeTT*IB w?a Budlnstruclths whole ttmlYj.
MABKIED.
ACKFX-SPIEliEL-On Tue?dsy, October 21, st Uie Flrst
Pr-sbyterian Church of Oenusatown, Ponn.,by the llev.
i haHes Wood. D. E, John Arkeu, of .Mew-Tor*. to Mlss
.irace Eirlly H|>le?el, of iJcrmantowa.
ADAMS-8Hi;ilMAN-At the Reformed Church oo Uie
^_____m_mrm, oo Tnosdar. Oe*b?w 21, bv tto Rev
WsflSy * Daris. J>- *-*-. AU?a aaofhlor ot Joha ff.
nsmaa. M Ohartss Adass*
MABB1ED.
SO, at Um Hew-Ttrk Avsnue MBtbodlat -gtaeefgl OMtJj,
Brooklyn. by the Kav. f*7g. Barnuio. wnclo of OitMttX
ttalste. by tbe Rev. Ahnn DavU and the Hev. Oeorf* T.
Malns, D. D., Jessi* UwraoM, daugblcr af M?. BmRf
a. MsDerinut, m ocort*- Bavl* Baatay*. both of Bre-.klyB.
DEWITT-SATTERLEY-We-ntsdav evcnlnj. Oetober
22, 1890. st the K-fsna-d Ohuirh. Moant Vornon. 1*. TT.
br th., Rsv. I. E. flaUth. ol Urseawieh, Conn.. *??I?IM
by th" Rev. C. g. OI*Bt*-*?*r. ol Mouni Vernoo. paalsl
M-rfMl DoWltt to Hirrlet C, da.gbfcxr ol Mr*. HarHsB
A. Snttcrl-y.
HALLE-hlDENnERO-On Taeaday. Octob*- 21. IgflO. al
th* rreldence of the I ride'* pareat*. bv thc R*y. Dr. O.
Uotthi'tl, Hattie, rldest daughter of Hcnry gneoberg,
e*q . to Mr. JarqM* 8. Halle.
HARLAN-FI.A.rO?Oa Tiie*d*y, Oetober 21, st tb* FUM
l'rc?byt<*rl?o church ot Yooker*. bv thc R_v. RlcMrd
D. Hsrlan, i4?*lf.ted by th* Rev. Br. John R'ld, EllsabeM
l'almer. dWhtcr of the lat- EU_n V_ff?. to JokA
Maynard Uarlan. ______
nAZZARD-r.OETSCHIUS-By tb* Rev. U. Tt. OrltetM
Uie ho*T,? of thc brlde. O-tob-r 21, 1*^0, George E. Has
*ard, of I'- ri'-n 1. _*. V.. to Kata (lo- uehlus. of th** elt-.
HKIOIV80H-WALKE-On Wedneadar, OctoO-r __, 18O0,
st Chrl.t Charck, Norfork. Va.. by tbe Rav. 0. 8. BarUo.
M.rr Dlsnm, eldctt daugtiter of Mr. Wt*M*m Tslbo*
Walk*, to J*m?* Potter Rlg-1n*on, of M*w-York.
BOFE-BKIlDAN'.-on Wedn**day, Oetober 2a, at Pr_by
tcrUn Church, Ro-cll?. N. J.. by MV. E. A. Blauveft.
Kai-ih t'ampbell. d".*Wr of Danlel W. Bcrdan, aad
Willlam Clark?on Hope.
MACK1E? THHUbTOS?On Wedr.eeday, Oetober 32. 18H0,
?t the i*e?id?nce of A. Iliu.u*r I'oyd. t*q., tu-iberWiid,
Md., by thc Hev. Clarenc Buel, rectnr of Emmaniial
Chureh, (hsrl.* FhuI Marhle. of New.York. lo Vlolat.
yoiing,.'nt daughter of tl.e l?t? liecrge Arn Utead Thruston.
of Ma rytand. ,
WALKER-McNAlR-At XorfoJk, Va.. Octeber 21. 1800.
by tho Rev. n. s. llart-n, Arthur Lurlan Walker *o
Aonle Laurtc McN'slr.
Notioes of marriages muit be indorscd srith fall
name and addrcw.
DIED.
IJRir.ciS-On Tm*t**my, October 21, Captaln George Brigga.
lu th.- 8ilh var of hf? wre.
Rclatlve* and frl.-nd* are rr?|?>etfiillv invlted to sttend t?1
funersl astvtats :it I o'.-look on Kridsv. 24th Inst., at
hU late nsldene*., ltuth-M., went of Mott-ave., MoM
lla ven.
CAbU lladtl|.|| at Rriitot, R. L, August.u L. Caso, son Of
Ueai.Adulral A. Ludlow Csse and Anna Rogers (ase,
ln the 37th vear of hl* agf.
K>:n-r:i! at th i ? U.-....? of hl* fsther. at Brlstol. B. I.. oo
Iildav. C.u.i).r 84, 1SW), at 11 a. ni.
Intt.rn.ent at .\\it|?rt.
pfoaaa omit gawaia. ?
COLI.YKK-On Ortohcr 21. Anne. wlfe of the Bov.
Bobert ? o Ijrar, MtaUlet of Uie chur.-h of the McMiah.
Kew-Tork,
Funer.il ?ervle? at tl.e rh.irch, Parli-ave. sod 34th-st., on
ThaiMajr. st S ?'cio. a.
DBAKR?Ia Lsadaa, ln Ui* ICtb vrar of his tge. Frank
Blotd Drake, .mly -on ?( Xi**______t_ti W. and Illiah Lloyd
l)r:ike.
Ku-itoI aatvteaa arfll le ben ln London Thursday, Octo
ber -'3.
i iit'I.MAX-On Mondav .vnlng. Oetebff 20. 1H90. An
thonv ... ln Iman, in Uie iV.t'i yet* of his azc, at his jcil
d--ne'--. No. :.'00 llsttlc -L. Breaklya, Sf. V.
Funeral privat-.-,
Chlcago paper" plMM t*t*.
EAOI.l-? Al Wllmlnwton. X. C, Auirust 31. 1800. Robfft
Xeison Faale, late fsnUIn ".tli c. 8. (Ilo'ilan Cavalry.
?on of Henry and Euca Eagfo, of x.-w-York Clty. de
reas *.
Irt r-d at Wlln.lnetnn. X. C.
pevratHra, Va., papeta \_**m co***r.
KKHBKB-Dr. a. F-ri.. r. Mcaday QrlakMji.
l-'i-n.-nil snvli-e* ut lil* lat" r<-sld.-n.???, \o. 70 2d-ave.,
T!.nr ?''..<-. the -3'! ai. -' u. Bt.
PROTIIIXOIIAM-Oo Mondav. Octaker SB at his late
resMener, Ba. 131 r.i-inscn-st.. Brooklya, laaaa H.
Frutbluihani, tn '.i-.e 8.::. y,*r ..f hi* age.
Funeral servlcee wlll be h.-id al the Church of the Savlonr,
l-O'lier of ri.-rrei.ei.t-*t. and MoMoe I'lace, ..n Thurwlay
sften.ll, Ortoh.-r 99, at - !'? ">?
Frl.-nd* are i. n.es'.d nol t.i *'-nd fl.nv. r?.
OUM.KX?Mary Kraw-la, wtt* *?* I*** B. OalMa, at Tor.
r'lnitton, taoa., O'toiH-i 21, ???? M tt*** 3 months 15
Funeral servleea ?! Otaaae k***nt PieabytatlM Chur-.-h,
Booklvn. nt - p. **., Oi toi.cr 23.
HKWL1TT-At .Manhassett. I.. I., on Ortober _____ 1800,
I.i,:i. wlfe nf Wm. H. Ilewlett.
Bclatlv.-a and m.-iids are respertfuIlT lnvifd to sttend tho
f.ui uil fmm her rcaMeaw, >laiil.u**..tt, /,. I., on Satur
d.v (Hto'er ti, Bt 1 P- in. Traln l.a\e* Lone Island
Cltv nt 11 a. in. Cniages In *aMMg st UTCM Xcik
statlon.
PoaghkrepaM p:>i."rs j.lea.?c ropv.
isr.i.iN'-wetii.*.i.iv niuMiftic Oetaher 20. Fkaale Oaraer,
wlfe ol C. ol.v.-r im**, and dausht r of the |a|? 'ltiom.1*
Oaraer, ir.
Funeral servleea at (it-icc church, Fr'.dsv, Oeteber 24, at
10 o'.Io-li.
joiix*o\-Al Retrt Mailkilaagh. Vaaaday, October 21.
i'.o1 ert D. John* tn.
Fum-ral * rvbe* at st. i.-ik-'s M. E. Chunh, 41?t-*t.,
n-?r oth-ave., Tfcataaajr aaaaMir, at io o1' ;o. k.
MAIUSIIALL-At his icsd? n.-e, No. iiO 1-tn*_., Breok
lya, ..a 3d dav (Tii.-*d.v, rvealag, 10th lumtii (Oetaberi
81. K.lwin Maraball, ?,?-l fti yejM.
Ir.nds :ind r. l.ilUes a,e Invlted to stt-nd the funeral
al th" above nddre-B. ou .'.th <ay r"h'ir*dav) evninit. M
7:30: sUo at ap .walk Ueeung-haaaa on 6th dav
(Kr dav . at 11 o'.-lo-k.
Trala leave* li.V.hst. (\. V. * B. R. B.) at 0:lo a. m.
I'lI-'.IU i: Ar l'l.-a*:int\ille. N. V.. OK S-.-ond day. lPth
moi rh l.v.m. Martha Werct. In the tiotn v.sr of her aee.
Kelatlve* and liieiid* of Un- familv ar?- ri'*|?" tfullv lnvlt<d
to att-iid th.- fnueral ?t ih" hoaae of .I:un.? li.ree. PL**
snltli.e X. V.. on l-'ifth dav (iii.ir*ds>), 10th month, 'iM,
Bt 12 30 i>. ni.
Cprriia.s wlll aieet the tralaa leavteg o.ond Central DeDot,
N . V., at U 2.) aud 11 :1>' a. m.
PBICB-Ol Wedn-Bluy. October 22, Harrl't I. Price, la
tl.e Tiid year nf her ag>\
lt-latlv.K and frlends ar1 hivlted to atbMid ths fun?ril
?crvffr-?nt AU Soul*' (hur'-h. South Pth-?t.. n?ar B'-dford
ave.. Hrooklyn, on Frldav, tt l :30 p. ni.
BllEBWOOD? At bls lat- resldcnee, ,Nn, 35 McDonouflh
? t n.ooklvn, on October -.':'. IWIft tho Hevtrend Ja:nts
M. Bherweod, ln tho V7tl. yea. of his apa,
Ciieiirt* rt the famlly ar-- n s| e, ffully in?1tc<l to attend tho
fmi"roi servte*e, al hl* laM .-ertidMi):*, on Frlday, October
2lth ln?t.. at ."> o'.-Ioek |). m.
Int-rii.-nt ut Hloemll'IU, New-Jer*.y.
KKlXXF.lt?At n'rmliitrtiani. Conn.. on fh^ 21st lnst.,
sai.ii.-l S. SMnii. r. iu tl.e 7.">th y.ar of his age.
Xotl..- of fun ial le is-ift r.
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Special Notices
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fall For circular* cont-Uilug prlcea and ref.rcncea ad
dr.** Mr*. C. A. blucUir, No. 1 AUco Couro. Ilrooklyn,
N. Y. _._
New-York Agnlnat Tnin.i.ni.y.
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cr a*. of rc_I>U_tIon f?r tha _r*? iw* dav* thla ve-r over
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lovir'o it* ln all reaesi at Uii* offlce a* loHowa
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I y st-anii r do..* at thl* offlce dally st 8 :80 p. m. M*tl*
tor fuba hv r.ll u. Timr-a Pl*., and thence by ateamcr
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Political Notirea.
' Kec-l*r NeaikMrtaa
FOR BIIERIFT.
JOHN J. OORMAN.

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