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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15

McCUTCSat Brar eli near si9F sing On Saturday 18th ns.
Adam Mctuiehin ~ -. Cr'r Danish West Indies
Funeral All Saints Church. Bnar CHI a. Wedues
daE the 10Th
MEADAt Of nephew Mr. Charles Mead Gesnwch
Caan., Mondaf morning, AepI a. Mr. Elizabeth AeaI
81 the late Noah Meat % tie 10th yesr Of her
The respectfully invited h. attend
her une Of he Second Congregational CAufeh On ednes Sept
10, 81 y O'clock ?. ~.
PAtTULLU-Oa SATURDAY sept r. y hemorhag David Paiulo
naiire oi Scotland, iu The cd year Of bis -
re erds respectfully invited attend his funeral from TIE Fourth
ITeshyterAn Church he L-,. p Ttomso Ts orhst. bet
ehh aud seveahA,ss Wednesday tie 6l ast al o'clock
D.
Dundee and Brechin papers please copy
sfkNG-oa Suda the 18Th inst Charles Rodgers ufar, Of L.
Lons aud Martha C. Snriug
ne hesI viii sl place from the residence Of bis grandfather No
bast lhFY'seTerthst, on "Wednesday u ocork
sHEPARD-At Orange. AFTER short illness J4nnr T.
Brsmh Shepard, aud daughter Thomas Nelson Of
BruokiVn
Fuues services TUESDAY O'clock husbands supce
Orange, ~ VALLEY road n
cay at III Carriages will be in waiting North Orange station
TEN ECk0H Sunday sept l3 Mary Tbsrese wife Joha Ten
Byck .gvd o. years.
The relatives Of the family invited TO attend the funeral
from her residence. No u Dyisouave BCotlJn b. on
Tuesday al ? y
wRLLMAN-At Mt Vision Oego Co.. y on Fiay Auaus, %
Mr. William Nelman aged 10 years months sni 10 DAYS
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TIE EAGLISH cRICKETEnS.

The All England Eleven left the Everett
House where they stopping by invitation Of the pro
pretOr, Mr. Burroughs at ~ o'clock yesterday, aud
drove ia stage aud four horses Ia the st. Georges
cricket ground The members Of the Eleven took walk
around grounds, aud expressed their appreciation Of
Tie state OF the turf which will be ga hrsclass order foT
Wednesdays match n the weather will only hold fine
large stand corner Of the ground and range
Of raised benches extending along one side OF the heid
nave been erected for the accommodation OF vSit"fS'
Shortly after o'clock the cricketers dohned tht MANNERS
aud out for hours pTuCuCc They divided mo
three or four parties and cricket balls commenced
dying about as thick hastoucs. The hitting OF the
Eleven II terrific. and quite 90 cuuutcnauce WITH the bat
ting Of she resent date winch Is entit! ~ favor OF
making quick scores mere were ABOUT 90 SpcO'atulo
watching the progress OF events, and they were
Kept conungaI3 Ca .no In,i', sfterIioou
practice there were marvellous escapes from
broken limbs and damaged heads, the balls New IRON
the bats al the fae o HuHuIeu hii's az np', ~ '".
heads OF lockers on. III Fooey uIade< splendid eR
known member of ~. Georges who walking quietly
past UNCONSCIOUS Of all danger. Alter playing about an
pert take their sticks aud retire to the shelter OF
the cub-hou.e After the shower was ose, nary
Wright took the strangers ont to initiate them IN the myB
,oJ ,', tho - foul1 hall aud insisted uuof run
ming for each but after little patience OF the part Of
tI.eiI inetud. Ve ia ii Tp bnads Tie io,r thrv
played the interested they got ana finally y was
decided pick two uiues from the cucketers ana by
stauders and play few innings. Harry Wright took on
his side ChariwOOd, ROwbOthaul, smith, Freeman,
Tarrant Shaw and Humphrey OF the Al-Lugidnd ana
Mr. Aspuail, while George Wright chose MeSaIs an
derlip HaughtOu KogersDn, Richardson, Morley, WINS
low EarWHker aud Paterson. The All England slde went
in hrst and afforded considerable amusement among ths
spectators, they were still very guOrant 0i many OF
the prominent features OF the national game ana h5cd 20
beyond their bases Tor iOul bls' ana uauc uttl
mistakes usually cXtaut among players ol the MUM
order. In the field, however they showed themselves
nretty smart aud did not allow their adversares, who
had TO contend against Harry N1ghts pitching, uuch
show OF making any As they began very ato ey
had TO conclude after playing three innings, ana the
game terminated IN favor Of the crckeicrs, who made
llILnff IIral
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THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MAEEErs
Domestic NAKKgrs

UryyAt1 sent lfec. pi.Whcst 90 bush, Corn $4,000
ltIOl llsl I've. nl lu.h Barley. 1890 bash
p.st Flour 10 on hns ShpmrntsNh~tt 83tsD hlsh
Com -.tI uush 2D.NN bush Fr.ghsNhrat lod btc,
Com Ilt. Ole Ncs ln FaHr dH sod 1grL WHEAT
nod strs aptrts ~ 1909 1us. $50 2
N4a.Ar~ az t 90 Sn Musauker. 10 lots 3
Iaca Q g. kurru hd ~ % ir go 2
Chicago surrr Com doll of-f o. sellers assiuK ~ i
a. O.t. ill and lower. no lnsh ~ 3 90 hust
b. -r >rft.- tlbc Kv~ nominal Barley quiet sales tuT
Csasl. Seei -
80 or Cos.hol prime Mes Prk steady hea'J %J
I.ht steady 2nd!ic rhsiDs quiet a.kng = ~
Gain Boz SATURDAY HIeft 2Jtau hu,u Corn dj no
tss oats 1900 bua Rye. sO0 bush Barley. 400 bush
Mst lnuUI bafh
Mop.E si i-Coii0n steady ss- go bales Mlling
st2Ir Recel, t---1f htes ttport.. 2lt bales -
ORLgsSs ltC"tt Boz fair demand Mdiings .Itr 2
.s ref.,tt 90 bale. Stsriug etoh'uge-Bl1k no
nlav 90 7i Nrvlort siht al discount gold 49,
SUGAR Noa-sr isiy su unchanged Flour "gstsr su'rf3e
81 Corn. =l04l n Oats &c Bran, - ls@t ~ nay
s2g0 Me-. putt 81 Baron sliv Shoulders i'c Gear
sides LsuFrme 1re 4OIc aA.ci hes @4:c Receipts o
Weston PROCURE tadav aIg-
Owrso sept fFaur. 25USc loNeT sales o. 200 bush a.
80 IS for So sprg 80 T. fpt Aurr Winter ~ 80 o- "s
aui neuhc Wheat quiet No chicago Npfrg BEN ~
> Is Com quiet, sales q 50 eo's y" 20 car lot o, - To-
Hse qust and rasrr 7I0 81 q onci M Ciuada ra Ma
~ yer rv MIised shorts. ~ Nhpsiuis SO Md
: graiu " beat N1fn
and are D,c Oats 7 Sew YORK Lsmcr ia - - g. The
.oB Lake Imports-7 bush Wheat, y'oo bush Corn $50
bass oats p harley. 5650 @ Lumber Cand EEport,-
Tl wheat 60 b.sl Corr 81 900 bush Barley sEo feet
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DAMAGE BY TAE GREAT FREsHET

FoRr EDwARJ, n. y Sept 14,-During the
heavy rain OF Saturday night the canal north Of here
gave say at various places. The Rensselaer, aud Sara
oga Railroad track has been washed away at various
places train going north on Saturday night OF
the track hear Fort Ann The locomotive and cara were
injured Int the passengeTI esCdpeu uunarmed, The
aiboa Maggie Travis loaded with sugar for White
nail was washed out on the flats near Dunhams Basin
ME canal broke here Sunday morning The damage
/. sstmafed - S25.ODQ No estimate has been Of
the damage betweeI heiq AnG Whitehall 15 C2YmiSsoneg
working with all tho force possible TO repair damages
and hope regular trains IN n day or two. The
canal be temporarily repaired for use TINS FAIL In
two or three weeks Considerable damage has been done
10 the crops between here and Whitehall Large fields ~
uotaocs buckw heat and have been overlooked and
some entirely destroyed. few cattle ana sheep were
lost IL reported that 100 feet OF the canal has broken
COverille. oil, .. go,
ALBANY, Sept 11.-By the inundatiOn of Fri
day night aud Saturday three bad breaches were made
n The Chauplan canal on the IA mile level North OF Fort
Edward the repairing of which will occupy -FOUR days;
olso large breach the Is mile level. The towpath
both levels WAS damaged extensively. Another bad
breach occurred at Fort Edward. The waterwler and
culyert were washed away and 400 feet OF tins bank
washed out the depth Of 20 feet below the canal bottom
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TILE Jersey CITY TuRNyEREIN.

The new gymnasium of the Jersey CITY urn
yerein was dedicated future yesterday The
hpdpg is constructed OF brick with brownstone facngs,
and presents very pretty and unique appearance The
front portion OF the building is three stories high and
contains 1--WE small sttingrOOms meeting room ana
dressingroom In the Of the building san oblong
room measuring by 20 feet 10 be used hs the
aud ooncert roam In it's appointments tins room recon-
mends itself TO gymnastic societies geneialy Al inc
apparatus 10 portable, and can be remover ia n,e
Into a very neat and commOdous concert hall for inc
OCCASION the walls and orchestra balcony were ufaptu
with flags and ornamented with floral devices AZ 10
o'clock III the forenoon following societies formed IN
line on South Eighh-st and marched through lle primer
pai streets OF lie city Jersey City Turner schutLen
Corps Jersey CITY sangeruudai ConeordlH Qnarlette
Club; Xeut0pla LlO1gei HaIegaTa LOugsi H@oAeuesoA
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SnmrHr LITE coMMopoRE .sTEyENs

The remains of the late Commodore Edwin
A. Stevens Of Hoboken. N j., removed, yesterday
from the steamship Napoleon Ill TO the Stevens Mansion
at Castle Point HOboken The funeral will take place
tomorrow at u O'clock The remains viii be conveyed
70 st. Pauls Episcopal Church. corner 0i hudson ana
Bishop Odeuheimer At o'clock the funeral procession,
participated In by the civil and military authorlues OF
Hoboken will take place. 1t expected there will be "A
large attendance on the occasion IL accordance with
wish OF the deceased, the collin VIII be made OF locust
H. Morton, Secretary OF the w-IOrk Yacht CUB;
OYyICE oY SIcKETIKI OF THK YORK FACET CLUB
No. Is LIBERTI-sr., kEw-lOKK, sept II 1903 }
Bv Of sebbius officers OF
the requested 70 meet boad the fe boat
Wednesiay the 10Th inst ~ m Tor
purpose attending funeral obques Of TIE late commodore
' II MoRroS, Secretary N. y. Y C.
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DIED.

,cVVpM6N-A Jacksonville Dutchess Co.. 7. WEDNESDAY,
ION ins, Doras wife SeheHek Alderman Of Fshk
aged II JearL
pRDSoson Sunday Sept H. Mrs Jane widow Of the late ThomI,
Beison, the 78th year OF her age. 80
and friends the family are invited 20 attend ne f1nera
AZ The house her soun law Dr. Van AeeA, No. % Ei Fourth st.
on Wednesday al O'clock
pRyRIMOAt PeAsantTe Webester Co. T. on Sunday night
sent ~. 1903. IsAso Beurimo, agsi 70 Teis -. 800
~ nsrsl viii tale place morning the 10th inst az "a
ss from the residence brother No 27 West Forty
At Friends Of The FAMILY are invited 70 attend
ctowEs-A, pis.hampon l. L. Sunday sept 49, second
yssry Of Der BIRTH Florence youngest daughter Of T. Frederic
al Louisa W. Cowss
Pau.r.l Welnesy The lbil nsi h oeet ron 40 - Mans
Pity sst The relatives and end4 are invited 10
attend wthoui further Invitation
a., ss,ur.y Sent a. Al New-Hav.n Ralph youngest child
E.in l. anG Frances Godtin aged months and days
uARRSoS-On Sunday morning the 18Th inst, Sarah f. daughter Of
Jobp and MARI iarnsOn-
IT, s1 81 family respectfully invited 70 attend her funeral
late sdsHcs No 70 Montgomery st. at u oeiosG Tues
dag afternoon
Richmond. Va. papers please copy
,, On Meu.y sept H. 1868 Arthur Of Hubert r. and
n IouI,. Main AGED ] month and 81 days.
FslsfsI ,spioss he ~ kAs' gs1ysists AVA ~ ps d1
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sp,tial Bottles.
In CORRECTING SLIGHT ERROR,
DR.. DIxon's RccOmm endatlOn
(should have been a follows
HERNIA. OR RUPTURE.

HERNIA. OR RUPTURE.
HERNIA. CAN IT BE CURED BY ANY OTHER REMEDY THAN
DR.. SHERMANs CURATlvESf
What shall boldly from bis ohee 10
The Astor House Radical Cure close without puucurng
the ~hca the howe dcel There such person
tbs City he Thousands " from his dnpeA We
tbs question II euated physician ard surgeon throughout the
World Is th Radical Cure Truss the haman device r the
torture Of suffer humanity nyeuc There but
The who thus AdVrres Radical Truss the face ~ the
advanced Of the shameless fellow and meet bis
deserts Since the fame II Dr. Shergan within the knowl
egc Of al Soldering from Rpre they crVAdng e. hm daily In
large nume 10 the hermit Of m asse the adaptation OF
his C1auyrs 10 leir pcusr Dr. sherman
ts perfect
What
deHce favor Of Dr. Rupture Cutyes than
such positive ami statement presumed, justly
be that polite profound udrfigabr stndsnt srude
Srer aic commentator the tbenris Of the umsst
DR. SHERMAN World respectfully ufru those disposed 10
visit him. from the unsolicited sl powerful comments Of Dr. DIXON that
be ~ d he touud At lis only Office, No bJi broadway
American InBtIute Farmers Cnb.-A meeting OF tue
Cnh viii he h~M TODAY tlars) Is ilst ocIuck at tue
Rooms of the Institute IN tue Cooper Bnng Mr. lAN WHIT
My all Commercial SPECIAL Fertilizers" aud Mr
GREGORY will speak the value ~ the plant, ae" All who
take an interest 10 Agricultural mproy.nrut ~ yel
JOHN W. CHAMBERS Secretary.
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TIE ASSASSINATION ar DARcY wGEE.

CONTINUATION or THE TRIAL or wHALEN, AN
ALLEGED ASSASSIN.
OTTAWA, Sept. 1.-THE Whalen trial was re-
sumed at o'clock this morning Tie court WAS densely
crowded Sir John A. Mcdonald occupied scat Oh the
bench. Tho Hon john Hiliard Cameron, counsel for
defence began hy audiug 10 the strung prejudice
is,.s ra l.ad. crc"usiantai dec and
alnl--ious OF Tie prsouer Ho pointed Oat the danger
az fruAflug the first. and quoted
examples: he considered the circuustautial evidence
thy and showed the imptohauhty OF me direct i'-u
nouy given by Turner and Wade examined Nc evidence
MON bc .,"nd not have seen aug one or been sccn
where numbers 81 people were abroad lie spoke OF tho
show that such admissions received with caution
such words are easily mi.rcprcscntcd from imperfect
T Iia sirou IRON dea'cd The systn, OF spy
ing on prisoners. and expressed confidence in
said that Whaeu had avowed his innocence 20 him The
speech. which very able. consumed over two hours
a. 1i t, fir.ss - tle tal The prisoner had been
Tue speech for the defense the ablost ever
deed ay Ire sv Sn daaSce i b%, 10 Judge from the
facts. lie said that preudices existed against
with the crime The learned counsel skcced tho career
tTacie him to Montreal and showing how he dogged
the stcps Of Mr. McGee lie reviewed the testimony 81
the witnesses spoke az the -l"l ouud on thc
R.Sn' ara hna Mr MeGcc 's" life he sho@sG
consistency Of Tuners testimony. IL contained the
the threats testified to by other Nllhert5
lie audcs To- the testimony oi Wade that those men
met nght after night 10 plot the death OF Mr. McGce
The evidence and actions showed conspiracy. The
couspator had not yet been reached bnt TIE evidence
before tho Crown would tack them To
their drus. Mr.. OEcilly traced the prs
Oners Whole conduct on the night oi the MURDER
his restlessness while Mr. MCGEE pleaded the cause OF
his country. When the words " struck below the bolt
were used the prisoner shook his hand passed over ms
breast where the pistol ard nodded % his confede
ate Iacrox. An unlettcred Frenchman had seen tho
deed committed lie must be the greatest genius tal
ever invent such story. lie closed his calm
and dspassOuate address by aduTug the jury TO mud
trne ydct and declare the tTnth before their God and
their country. After short the Judge charged
the Jury occupying five hours and forty minutes Proba
by moi more thau half an hour OF the whole period
was devoted 10 comments on the testimony,
tbe remainder of the being consumed Ia
reading over the testimony itself Comments made
here and there IA went along, hut his charge on the
whole was exceedingly moderate. His pros ana cons, as
far as they won't were well balanced The Judge finished
ms charge at a late hour and the court adjourned until
tomorrow receive the verdict.
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r1ryERAL OF BISHOP FULFoRD.

MONTREAL, Sept. 1.-THE funeral Of the late
Dsbop Fuford the Metropolitan Bishop OF Canada. took
place Yesterday afternoon and was attended by an i'm
ense number OF persons The procession formed Ia the
fowipg order: Hearse, chief mOnrners, clergy military
nhvscians members OF the Cathedral congregation, cit
izens The pall-bearers the Bishops OF Huron,
Quebec Rubertslsnd, Ontario Toronto, and Dr. Benen
Proocutor Cannon Bach preached an eloquent funeral
ermon The Dean aud ArchdeacOn Leeds conducted the
funeral services. All the Episcopal churches were
draped In mourning as mark OF respect.
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All ENGLAND. .......



Alter the baseball was the crcketers returned to
the Everett House The "a have not yet been definitely
chosen but the following ~ Will be among the players
(iibhes Terrence Morley. Hill, II. Wright, HaugIton O.
Wright, Asphalt, Earnshaw, Winslow, BntteIieid
Cross bowman, Lee, Want Brancker, Mortimer, MOrr
son Casbmau and ROgersOn. Owing 10 several gentle
men being unable play II Is al present doubtful Who
the remaining two will be The AllEngland Eleven VIII
Held i'm the following positions Wnsher. bowler; free
man bowler; Jupp, long field on Shaw, short legs Tar
rant point Pooley. wicket keeper ChArlWood long veg
and cover point; LllyWLlte long slip; Smith, long Lex
aud cover pout ]. Humphrey, long held on ana h2%-
bOtham, long stop. GulhIhs will stand umpire. Inc
change bOwlers are Shaw, TaTrant, ana Lily 10
day rho All England Eleven 80 by invitation TO view the
hsse.bal match between the MutuAs ana Unions al ghe
Union Grounds WilhamsburFh,
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''''''''''' -
Ise Pg ' @ % b.y s pe9ss uter"a cSmmSree o.
the Empire raaug from these points through It's canals and navgahe
The Gable beiur Company propose erecting landne' and
establishing speedy Trustworthy Of communication which
oS,rument Of social hfe especially n (h.aa She
postal aad Der n' an' now Of communicating nOma
ION isl ou land
The World knows that thnA very large country the
man den.,y peope realize that she contains than
ibid human The latest arus inside 70 her central author
ties taxing purposes By the local make her poppton
der than over aggregate Nea al OF these ~ho 10
bat her sur extensive that Of Europe Cblea "a land Of
teachers and traders asd tle latter are ei.erusy Plys ~ a
observed -ia that the C9n"ss make great uss Of the estaph
;norse - - 'f"ss "sea@ss, I'D s'es By them
ssa,s for tSe .5s .s Or earl. sesrue s,ss
We po9o Connecting al their great ao we're nS 70 @ cen
Of is operation and would steadily Increase thereafter
enterprise itself greater remunsae to
capitalists whole people Of yast national importance
shares o. S toPy 80 on @ ia ny Sa,tpSey a9S as PAYABLE
nouty IameHs Of % % each, ommsneng D=esubeT 1905 90
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And Al the oce Of ipuy Nos ~ and y hAs,au New lotE
The Monthly Medical Reprint the Cream Of the European
Medical Journals. Is published al no MN ,,,r,,
hy JOHN HILLlER, No Ia south Wiliamst, n T.
Po.1-Ofre Nofice.-The Mails Europe vii be Dispatched
from TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sAIubDAi clio"
Ing AMI At stations and b. Il' &C and %
Rand y II. TO- and q AZ n coeka m.
A.o on WEDNESDAY Of the hour n closing which will be
uo,tel At tie Ofes al tbe stations TT u
JAMES ks .LY,P "
-InynIids, Travelling Chairs, 42o =4o for Or
guide
one Having The hands c on esn puah gosn
.n about INVALDS CARRIAGES order state sud
send stamp circular STEPHEN W SMITH, 81 Nnlamst y
Fire Extinguisher should every bsdmg send tor ercH
No Dsr-st. New.lork
IL YOU have the Dyspepsia. Headache, Dizziness,
Cosreness Piles Oppression er eating Sour ksng or ngrs
tur Y you DO thsuk amer HARRlSONS
PERsrALriC L0LENGEs S Forfeit the ges ., toe box sold
o. fremont Temple Bosoni aud al CIVILIZATIONS Medical
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PENNSYLVANIA
CONVENTION OF BoYs IN Ri

CONVENTION OF BOYS IN BLUE.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. lathe State Guard
Of Harri-burg and willamspot and the Soldiers and
sators State Committee making extensive prepare
tons for the reception Of their courades attend Re-
publican Convention, to be held the Let and I'd
Of October Ia addition to the Mass Convention in the
Academy OF Music there will be meeting In Indepcnd-
encesquare day parade, and torchght procession in
the night Fifty thousand Boys in Blue are expected
10 attend
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NEW-.IERSEY.
FOURTH WARD REPUBLICANS.

FOURTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
The WITH Ward Republicans of Jersey City
held an enthusiastic meeting the Catholic Institute
last evening. Stirring addresses were delivered by
Bocrates Tuttle esq Of Paterson and John Foster esq
OF Newark The attendance large, aud the scnti-
ulents Of the speakers were heartily appiauded.
MASS MEETING AT PATERSON.
Lieut.-GOv. WOodfOrd and Major PangbOrn
viii speak at the mass meeting tomorrow evening.
CENTRAL GRANT AND COLFAx CLUB.
The Central Grant and Colfax Club of Pater-
ssa. Cspt May and CanasL. net vt the Wigwam Lat
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Llgln Watches,

wArca Co, Nos $50 bakos. Chicago. III
The Wshes dung the pass
Nl1A scarcely exception. than ordinary sa's
H snd Dc az that cqin 0r than as drdt
dnd darabk nm,ksJ'rs -
Taxing Sen the Improvements yoa have introduced IN
their eoncton AMI The general aene Of fasb q al the i We
vel worth their price sssfctoz
n desire good umekeepers
PALMER BACHELORS Co, No l61 NAshugto Boston
WARREN L SPADOSk, No. Aabjes-ilne, bew fOrf.
The Celebrated Walter Grape.
be 23 WITH the present tender and ee varieties
know the WALTER FIRST offered vii Tessore confidence
raising abuH1aut rai.us 4 doors
te ye bearer, contains lfo clusters OF
bloom compact cluster tue East Which an sa'sng
marketing We have the foliage 70 nidev neeees
d and very wet soil Is sesns Of TIE Desssre crossed "l ~
iana snd better than either before the Hartford ersorS
Ihe EARLIEST hardest, and best No yesr - eses No
- eah No 81 3D. Oners 6ed 10 rotation Vino
supply lasts No charge r packing Send for beAuia eG Ee
Ophons Of May yneyarisis
PERKS s cAYwoOD. Poughteep.ie, n Y.
OFFICE solDIKKs DISPATCH Co.. Sept =. 1903.
To The late patrons OF the Soldiers Dispatch Co.. We
have % previously doing City bunes AID
old kHicAbocker Express having cordially
Company al Who favored
ALEX SMALLER President, WN BULLARD, Superintendent
The Klioker5oceT Express respectfully
the Housouc snd NeWiork DAbafy and
NorWk Expresses and heeooe their Express buaess
parts City Ohe No. ia sdest branch
Broadsa 1T Johust and 81 CourtandtsL L. NJ BEAM
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TurvcTein: passalc Turnvrem Delegations from New.
York Turner's Associations; jersey City Lerral ene-
hcnl Societies Nos and q aud the Jersey CITY Turn
YereiHs AT o'clock the procession returned the
build ng and di-haudcd IN the evening a concert was
Mace
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wHITING-CLOUGH-On weus'ay July 1893 by The Rev John
Haueock David Whiting Of bridgeport, Conn, TO mama b.
daughter o John s. Clough Of Brooklyn
w0eD-PARSONs-ou Monday the 18th INST at the Church Of the
b. the Rev Dr. Rowland John h. Wood formerly
Of this eitJ aud ~ EyA Parsons Of Auburn, n. I.
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Messrs CHICKERISG n Sons have removed
their Piano WareroOms No II East F0urteenthst be-
tween Broadway and Flfth-aye They occupy the eure
building which has been Temodeed and fitted mp IN the
latest style throughout They open tho season with
new stock OF grand, square. aud upright PianoFores
from Same scales those exhibited al she Paris Exhlb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15
Albany LUMBER MARKET.

TIE WEEK ENDING SLIT Ia
rather dull iunug the wre tie weather having
hen ,.r sagrresb slight changes taken place
ree of pine ur supplied sni the assortment h. good
unchanged The pts At the taul Col
I,ctos hrie Causi 1919 "a feet Of lumber,
al N sbru aud III Champan Cana. 2ys5is
feet lumber, shng The following the ruins prices
90 principal JsriI ..-.. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-15

evening for drill preparatory TO the grand Turnout
morrow evening Ttry viii meet again this evening
Inc companies are fun.