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BEILMAS- MONDAY. midnight. a Astora Edwin e
Edwin BellmIn, Of tphthera.
PITTS ncdmy, "Wednesday eyenng oct =, ls7S. of dph
t'cra Mrs Mary e. Il. Fits VIE Of Frieni L. fitis
NOtice OF funeral hertaiier
GLEV-At Pluckenn Y. J.. Oct IL. 1915 Chsries geu.
infant ot Or r. and Abby ID. Glen, YEAR aud
II months
HIBBIER-In Jersey city. Oh "wednesday 27tb inst John
Hibbel, sou of Nelson Hb5ler, in the 9Th year d
Friday. At p from the residence Of John G.
family are Invited ~ attend
NOTWITHSTANDING. Newark. y. T. Tuesday 26l inst.
Insane Asylum Morris Paius H. in o5th year
Relatives ard friends Of The family nd those his sonIbaw
Fredk. o. AgeIs invited to attend bis funeral
oclock rcay 18th inst from the Central Presbyterian
CnGTch.
N3RRoGa I'D. saHS near "qc on , ost c,G Rev
OF The imniA' mate conception ~ this CITY
solemn IIet Mass MI be- r Tor The Ispoee o; BIS SOL
nrst-st Friday oct % u 10 =. The relayrs All
fenis OF Tia, family and III, reverend clergy respectfully
invited TO attend.
MACY-on Tuesday. the 2ih inst; E1v.n - u wiHsn,
H.. IT,. aDd Angelina : Mary ssssi ysss and ~ day.
faih.r D. b. strange are inv ted b. attend Ms Tan raj ,1n,
ihe resienc, of hs parents No D. Was siiIy second 81 on
Thursday, the 2sfA. al 10 q.
RANKIE-n this city oct. 20. Charles ChauBcry ~
Robert g. AMI Laura D. l.anAn ~ Ne"huigh. y. y
funeral rom The residence Of his father %" Thussy. leth
REED-ou Monday. Oct. H. Is75 John J. Reed aged ~
4iysI -, -nd Trend ,, % " a. r 1 y s nH ss 70
Befordave- BrooklTn l.. D., FRIDAY. oct - 1913 a. 10
O'Clock IA IN, morning
RIGCS-On TUESDAY. oct 20. Clarence H. Riggs aged
ms mother cornwall IN HHcspn.
WEST-At ratsGL 5,h lust. n hsmorrage OF the lungs
llam Henry, IN h j5ih car SOL u the late Edward b.
Notice funeral hereafter
WARREN-On poslay. Oct - 10 @etor p. oDly child
81 dn-r Ahd .hi y ". Nslfru' -t =" NV ih"i". y J. -
the funeral at = rsgis Episcopal rhur,h ey John eter
cha nbsfs Il a 10 q. IN.
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MIDNIGHT WE4IHFR REPORE
Wa DEPAKT.fFNr.

Wac DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or TIL CHIEP -lGNA OFFICER.
WASHINGTON u G., Thursday. Oct - 1871 a. IN }
Synopsis for the past - hours
The barometer is falling from the upper lakes
70 the Missouri with cloudy weather ant southwest
winds.
Southery winds aud clear weather prevail from
the ohio Valley Ia the Gulf.
North west to southwest winds rising barometer ana
falling temrorature the lower lakes and the Atlantic
states Win cloudy weather on the former ana clear OF
partly cloudy wei thfr IN the latter.
Tho rivers have risen NJ Jefferson City Paduca anu
OIL City.
Probabilities.
For the lakes and thence To MI souri, and Oho valleys
failing barometer northeast 20 southeast winds warmer
partly cloudy weather and occasional rain
For Tennessee Gull aud South Atlantic states l
ing barumeer southery winds. warmer ciear or parry
cloudy weather.
FDT he Niddic and Edsfera SfdtrS rising 6d'p"efe'
Ofh-irest 10 hOih-eis ,riiS, eD0ier ccdr iredihri
Cautionary signals continue Ou Lakes superior Ind
Michigan.
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BrRGLARlES AND THEFrs.

John II. Burton of No. Il Eighth-ave. discovered
two men u an Early yesterday morning try "a force
The rear door OF the and inquired
hat they wanted. The answered IN rough maHner
seseupon Burton fred shots revolver a. The
without apparent eject the nudcrs escaped over
fences into Sxtr.nth.-i -est. Lancy the sixteenth ore
ttnct Patrunan CLARK tSo men running down ~
and captured Frank H1hrty age - ehF ul 90
Vrurh ave object Of police sutycl
elued arrest At the Washington Place
Police harr. held in 900 bail
Mrs Farsous of ~ south Washington use sent Levy
Weaver - change fO so 'ii on sunday
and -hr has been waiting >inc- z ii- return
mau wont store Of William y. Briggs. At No ljS
poysry on TUESDAY evening OScn.lv purchase irNelry
and srr.scl carrying cod chain valued AZ 800
lie Police Court yesterday, DANIEL
Golden aud Edward arpl held for breaking INTO one Of
tbc baggcc ears II the Ri Railroad Ccn'rany ant
s,.an Z army shifting galuet Al -s'b.
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
fPor DH..r ship Ners see Second PoOc.

fPor ofA.r ship Netrs Second Poge.'
ARRIVED.
Steamship v leland ,Ger Hehch. Hamburg ger. ~ AMI
Harrr IGti. with mdse dnd pass. to kunhaidt o.
-'taushp tbr-aUeskr Mansam, Poitland NTH mise ara
p1Tsrk Soripsi Ger, Facy. Bordeaux sept ballast
part krroua fIta' Fitir Narscil,- - day. in ballast
marx I,rberea Ge Aircns, Lisbon - lays with salt and
BARK Trekaet new rs tons. Tracey Ailbrdee oct 20.
Ia ballast. 3, ,.- a. H. -, hill,
BarG lNof lelGt Sol iionirz 1" iai IN ballast
UsrE i.aac Aust Nrrcl Bordeaux - DAYS, IN ballast
Prr lumaoOlat- A2Ia fa Pcfiilo. Amsterdam 30 daJ T.
pr,g v Hunt lof Rockland Luut. Barbados oct %
via Trrs Island ~ dav-. Win salt.
ErG Anits of Portlandj skinner, - Martins - lays
BTir Felicia its) Calano Rotterdam 81 days with empty
Bris Sea Bri cof Canning v -. Iiison. MaracsibO 10
Arg Nnova Prov.enza lI Nangnsro. Nantes q days.
Brg Daniel Tros bridge New Haven Roger, Barbados
sI iiori,, GILMORE la k.onvilr 10 Giy, with lumber.
-ehr Mar, Nowei NOse, Charleston - days with naval
schr Adde L. Bri. Porter, Nr.gaOne is days with log
wood
Scir Cambria kees Of ana 10 days from 81 John " H.,
sohr Berths Fellow of port) smith. Windsor " 81
with pi'stei.
-cir Oliy.r -,on.id BissOsway, Baltimore.
-ehr Alaska. Thorndke. Portland, With lumber
~clr ir'd &. Holder. Marcy. taisir. with lumber.
Schr. A. NJ Aldudlo. Handr d. PidgcOn Cove.
Srhr J. r. Robinson Harvey t'lnucrsfer with nsi.
Schr Kos-uil Clark. 1aco with heading.
-chr Ann, Hobinson. Frankfort, with granite.
-rhr. Eta Msy IIs. Calais with lumber.
~rrr sarah L. Hariinp. Mott, Nan urket. With nah.
schr V.iucip~de. Fisher Nantucket With iish
-chr a,an Moon leland. Nantucket. With fsh.
sHOoSkRs-hI,kk ANb coAsTwlsk
:. scranton. Portland. O. Addie eehsedor virginia
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RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.
rRlCAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION.
ANNUAL MEETING AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on IHE
WORK n THR SOUTH AND ANoSG 1HE INDIANS.
MmDLETowN. Conn. Oct. 21.-The Amer
lean Missionary Association began it, an nnai meeting
hero to-day This Associate n which Il supported by he
CongI yationsl Churches mission work mainly
among the Freedmen, Chness and Indians Of this coun-
try although it also has our,shing missions ID Jana
and Africa II was Organized in 80 on an anti
slavery basis and mas prosecuted Us cduoaohdl "orA III
the south since - far ~ possible
The financial report made, SHOW ng kertip's
from All sources 73533 - expenditures FOR al pur.
poses $3.50 B5 81. The Treasurer reported dent or
500 800 2O-an that of last year Follbw-
ing are the statistics Of the work 0f inc
Association Total number OF missionaries, o2
teachers 1879 matrOns. 6 in business depart
maut. 15-275 total number Of churches, ~ church
members 1222: sabbath-.ebOo scholars, 797l total
number OF schools. - pupils 9,s16 scholars taught
in the south ny former pupils 81 900
The annual report contained "A warm uibrte 70 the
LATE President, senator W A. Buckingham The Hon. T.
= LOBBY Of Bonton elected President, ana other
Officers and committees chosen. The annnal sfloh
was preached this evening ty the Rev VIM. VI Ear
bnnr d. D.. OF Bangor. Me. Tomorrow Eil be devoted
10 addresses and discussions.
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THANKSGIVING.
I'm OF NOVEMBER APPOINTED FOE nm nOLI-

TN 2JfH o. NOVEMBER APPOINTED FOE Tim Holt
DAY.
WASHINGTON. Oct 27.-The following thanks
giving proc laination was issued to-day:
Proclamation by he President Of me United STATES Of
america.
In accordance with practice nj once wise ana heau
tfu been accustomed, a. the year is drawing
70 e Close ~ devote 10 the humble express
slCn VI our thanks Almighty God for the cedsees anu
distinguished benefit bestowed upon a nation, ana
FOR Hr merccs and protection during the closing wear
the rich enjoyment Of all our advantages
SHOULD forget the from whence they are
derived sud tho extent Of obi cations 10 the fdther
~ AL Mcrcics
We have full reason to renew thanks 10 Almighty
God Tor favnrs bestowed upon during the past year
By HE continuing mercy cy ard religious liberty gave
been maintained. peace has rcisned WITHIN our bprIeis
labor ami enterprise have produced their meric1 re-
wards. ard to HIS watchlu providence we are hurDNd
security peStencc anu other national eaalntF
Apart from national blessings. each individual among us
hss thOugbtfully recall ana deVonty recOs
nze the fayOrs and protection which be has eui"N ed
therefore l. Ulysses + Grant, President OF Tue
United states do recommend that THURSDAY the 10Th
day OF ember the people OF the United ates abstain
from al secular pursuits ana from their accustomed
avOoat0ns do assemble their respective places o wor
ship and IN such form may seem most appropriate ia
thear own hearts offer 70 Almighty God their ackn""
Judgements thanks FOR all His mercies and ter mum
bic prsyers for a continuance OF His Divine favor
la wituess whereof have hereunto set my band ana
caused the of the United states 10 be affixed Done
the Cty 81 Washington this 9th day OF October IN the
wear OF Lord 1879 and OF the lndeendencc OF the
United states tbe Tooth l.. = GRANT.
BY the President HAMILTON FISH secy Oh STATE
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AUSTRALAsIAY AFFAIRS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 37.-1he Australian
steam Navigation COmpany's steamer MctreGor from
sydney VIA Auckland and Honolulu arrived at this port
to-day.
In Victoria the International Exhibition vas opened
Aug. 81. The Chief Secretary made satemnt that the
Government utenced 10 provide by Of loan for the
building Of schools aud would take steps 10 inorce the
compulsory clause Oft Education act. andesabsh might
schools In the Of the population. The Government
intended 10 propose of 800 900 for public works
Wheat is fra at 9lgd. motion OF want OF conn
dcnce Ia the Ministry under debate ia the Assembly
on sept - aud promised 10 continue for week ~
least. II was thought the Graham-Berry Government
doomed. .
In south Australia magnificent discovery had
been made the MOOnta mines OF lode
feet wide OF Ticn ore, which would
work FOR years The wheat market was duh.
In Ncw-Z-aId motion for The abolition OF the PrOv
carried by n majority OF % 10 "a.
In Queensland the Governor prOrogued Parliament
FROM sept. 10 until Nov. p.
Lat returns Of the various banks trading IN the Colony
Indicate steady expansion OF colonial rade ana c"l
mrrce
Tho New South Wales wool crop promises we'll
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FOREIGN NOTES.

QUEBEC. Oct. 27.-About three inches of
snow fell here night The weather - cold with east
rrly wintN.
OTTAWA, Oct. 27-NcgotiatiOns are going
on for the dmisson OF Newfoundland into tha Canadian
Confederation.
TORONTO, Oct. 27.-The Canadian loan of
49, jO0OOO has been readily subscribed IN London.
MANY time, the sum required was offered.
LAGU agra, Oct. 10.-Ncnezuela IL quiet.
Business improving and general confidence prevails all
over the country. crops ~ coffee and Cocoa VIII be
abundant. MANY Venenclsus purpose attending the
Centennial Exhibition.
OTTAWA, Oct 27.-Mr. Ford, the British
Agent to the Fishery Commission leaves for England on
SATURDAY next. Sir A. I. Gait "a t. Writ Washington
shortly to confer regard Ia the Commission. when
moi expected can meet until eariy next spring.
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OPPOSITION TO AN ELEVATED RAPID TRANSIT
ROAD.

The statement was made yesterday by per
CONS who are supposed t. be- intimately acquainted with
The plans OF Commodore Garrison and ms friends IN re-
gard 10 rapid transit that, since the failure 10 obtain 81
the Commissioners the right la build underground
or depressed road. Mr.. Garrison will undoubtedly take
very little stock in the Manhattan Railway Company,
tie subscription books for which VIII be opened ton"i
row At oue time he very much IN favor OF the Gil
hort elevated plan but II j. stated that after more
orough investigation Of It. and also OF the depressed
plan he ny his mind in favor of the latbr ana
aga INST taking stock in any other scheme II Wac also
positively asserted that soon a. ground broken IO
he new road an Injunction with winch thr IhIdhve
CoIDraiy II already provided, viii he served up1n me
Mani a tan Company preventing iurthef wora; AsaeI
tIn1s arc made a part Of the plans of the IhlrdaVr
Coupany is to subs ribe either dIrectV or through
friruds Tor majority Of the capital stock ~ the new
Company thus killing the present movement IN favor o
RAPID transit 1900, -. . 7r,,,,.,., ,,or,-t.,
tbst he d not vet fully determined what be should IL"
Tor Tue me- COMPANY He was much IL feNor OF dt-
re.srd fo! and ntimated that # might be possible Tor
r present Rapid Transit Commission. or ano her one 10
obtain the necessary authority rom the next Lfgs"''
10 adopt the depressed plan.
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SENATOR BOUTwELLs SPEECH Al NEW
KEDFORD

ROsTON, Oct. Ex-senator Boutwels speech
ct the Republican meeting in New Bedford last evening
was mainly on the currency question. lie argued that
the Republican party substantially unit in favor OF
currency on hard-inOney basis while the Democrats at
best are divided our difficulty Mr.. Boutwell, said
lis this There paper money IN circulation than
there ought 10 he and therefore for commercial pur
poses IL l. not as valuable n YOU diminish the
quantity the parts viii become moro valuable; n You
add to the quantity parts viii be- less valuable II
Won diminish the duantity YOU hasten the day when
suerie payments be resumed II increase lhe
quantity yOd POSTPONE the day when 5ptCic payments
can be- resumed There il mystery m this. ana every
-ebcme touching the finances Of tie 0unry should he
tested by she inquiry. Does n lnCicse or dnsh ihe
volume Gf paper mOiey p Mr. Boutwell, does abandon not
MS favnrir theory however tbt under favorable cir
cumssncas the country might have grown M 10 tHe
present volume ~ the currency.
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THE VOTE IN OHIO.
OFFICIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIE WHOLE RE-
PUBLICAN TICKET.

OFFICIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIE WHOLE RI
PUBLICAN TICKET.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Oct. 21.-Ghe vote OF ONO
ut the October election returned to the Secretary of
state shows that the Republican state candidates were
al elected The following tho vote and impurities;
For Governor-Tayes 297,sl3; Allen. 292,26i :;
Uayess majority 800.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 297,93l; Cary
2s7 .96s; YOungs majority, 1863
For Auditor OF state-Wiiams, 296,2Ol; Green
292 .27I Wliams's majority $3.50.
For Treasurer of StaeMiilikcn. 29G677; Schrelner,
2g2 ia; Mliken's majority. $685..
For Attorney General-Liite, 2e6.s3s; Powell 292-
49, ; Little's majority, 437l.
For Judge Of Supreme Court-McIlyaine, 29d9ii :;
Asburli. 292.52s; NcIlvaines majority. i.6l6.
For Member of the Board Of PnDlic WOrks-Thatchcr'
29G9Ol O'Hagan 292 O67; Thatchers majority i,s;'i
The Prohibition vote Oh Governor was 2,59l. The
highest Prohibition for tn candidate for Lieu
tcnaut-GOvernOr. who received $3.50.
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John w ss rT.y,ssSo. Ss.Ias f:s,sssS
S4sr s.d n sariS s Rsss n''
N.ry rrice rsn Rym r. c. Densisos, New Hsvsa
arsg Isnra Ca. ace utAI) from Port vsndroA
SAILED
sea%shns AIvsna Tor ssrRss Hg ss .ps TX
for Nswlers Bel for Richmond censpehs sr Pal. .
ship wsSsd w. or I sss I wsSss
Law Tor Dublin Geo lone. ior Gla.fow rrns :r. ~,
wiND-saDseI fresh n. w.. cloudy
MEMORANDA.
Capt q. L. Collins Of ths brig Helen q klch before -
port" o on sag cy 81 ai. rom nassau
80 r1iy r. Isys, Fshsy nom AZ Tascr1 port for
Philadelphia, Ashore two miles east % P".qaosns sh.
been sent % her.
QuZPssTovs Oct Eth. nman ltne steamship City %
View YOrs Lechead. from NcsYerk oct II. for Liverpool
GSsSo nsr Oct ier iRe United states Magma
Johann Kepier John Johnson Atlas I-snic NordIornen
hIry s, on! on gg n%s fP :. sa' on me @ n
M.Gue Arrived out OF lne .ots MT hrsa, Geo " s,r
nsrd Arrived "nt on The 2i n f. Ne"maan AA's crosby
Oct 2S a q ogs So org G13 St s ~. I5ss - b.
DISASTERS.
The AM @ ' Jsne Tor s J S ss BE-
Pussy which vessel posed het outr of tGt Island me
arrived At Ses.Sors 6el % rom nr1stei Tng
M 81 vent aae m ns 1 IsllnS anrnr
last night lost her rndd-r hsd bottom shs
isaks badly ana vii probably dschsrr, for repairs
BOsToS, oct 1.-The Drig los 3b n. U.de Jr nom ~
eXaDd iast rl-hf IL collision With s,r ber
,pndor outward hound and lost Iiohoon Tho -ouder
had boom carried The -ehr 1sI-b Eaton. for
Hay at in the Roads lost her ibboo'n gale s's
night.
DIR0T Mich. oct 2T-The yale from tie Yves! continued
with unahatci ir'e mill n0O. since which lime ~ H.,
sdrrbly sDaed. Tn barge t. a. Judd with OF sheas
from Buffalo ashore Port The
schooner Melon % harley A.
Point Al Plrf. The schooner kHen shnre and full -
water al -taye Island lake Fre. The -ehpiner 9. a King
with II wheat went asors c straits 0f Mackinaw
on Monday night but has since zen gDt % AND u being
u
the straits u Mlchnaw leaking and her all
PORT COLBORNE. Can oct. 21-IsI schc0ser Ens Belle
wheat laden, went ashore hi morning on ms harbcr IL
blowing gate from the aest.
NORFOLK. Va. oct This morning about O'Clock Ito
srht -pitire OF New YORK capt Rigsov bound to
J,rksonve Pa when 90 she Navy Yard blew out her
bolts. sad sctGed William Dillon tie engineer and the
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MARRIED..

BELILoW EGR..-On Tuesday Oct. % 1875 az ~. Anp's
church, 10y the Rev Thomas 1s2Idet, y. D., Mary Iane
only daughteg Of andop Ie"erc esq 10 Ls~son H. Bef,
both Of this ciy.
DANIDS-ChlrHOLA-on Wednesiay. Oct =, At Trinity
Church. New Dclrle. '. y. b. the Rev DI. Thomas
talaufe'. assisted By the Rev. Henry Watson John e.
Davids ~ New Rochelle 10 Ella 4 only lSug 0i the
Dr.. William Z. Chisholm of New ne'ilorf.
hIGGINSkENTOn Tuesday OCT -. a. a.. residence ~
the BRIDE. parents. by ihc Rev +. Rogers H. D. Henry
g. Higgins ~ Elijah IA. y. j. 10 Kate Gree dgus sf ~
T.. Y. Kent 0f this city
METCALF-FRENCH-At nome. on Thursday evening.
~ bv the Rev J. = -traIin. Dr. George T. Mccsf Of
Newlofk TO Julia B.. eldest daughter Of 1co o. Pr nch
esq. " Mexico " Y.
rNDFRHILL-WHIr5ON- gu wednesday, oct. 81 1878 AZ
the residence Of the brides parent. ~ the Rev. y W
Ccnkl!nR, u. -. Frank x. rnd6rnill u Miss Mary D.,
lighter ~ j. NOungs Whits0n. est. al vi this city
WESrON-Ts NEWsY-At New. Brunswick \. j., on Tues
day. oct 20. nv Rev Or. Abrr ~ NeHari. Robert
Henry J.. IaI-Hay.
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CONTEST OF THE REsOLUTE AND DAUNTLESs
The ocean race between Commodore Ben
yacht Dauntess and Rufus Hach's yacht Resoiulo
begun evening The course Is from the sahdy
Hook Ilghtshp 20 and around the Five Fathom Light
ship of Cane NAV and return The is 10 be sailed
without time allowance. IL arranged that the YES
sells the ghtshp at g. bat ON account OF re-
pairs which the Dauness had Ia undergo ID consequence
Of damages incurred in the with the honawk on
Tuesday she aid not leave Siapcion, - H. unul 0'io
stiff north breeze blowing and bOth yachS go,
under way about the time The wind being behind
then enabled both vessels 10 down the DAY WIN thcir
sails wing wing rapid rate The Dsuntiess ied
down the bay passed Quarantine ~ 54o, WINE bs
keAOne psssed minutes later IL was supposed thst
the start from the lighshp would be hiade st night s
a stiff breeze was blowing, which would convey them
svfftiy and without lacking to the Cape May IA9hbhp
The lookout al Sandy Hook could not howef~ maze
cut tAcir movements In the darkDess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
RAILROAD CONDUCTORS IN CONVENTION.

The Railroad Conductors Life Insurance
Association OF the United states aud Canada began us
eighth annual convention At The Grand central hofi
YESTERDAY John W seymour presiding About III ueie-
g,te. many accompanied by their wives, were
rseot Marx NJ Pomcroy delivered the annual address
The report for the year ending Aug 81 1872 showed
that claims had been paid account oi t~hl' uea,ns'
amounting in the aggregate 10 ~26bt3 The tntll re-
CENTS for the year we're Sl3435 10. Tue present num-
her OF members is 5.967. Last evening the nrmDcIs u
IN. Convention attended Booths Theaicr Ihcy nave
.aeauted an Invitation rendered nv the superintendent
~ tr erSey Central Railroad 10 make an excursion
"a Mach Chunk On Friday, returning =" us ny -''
day afternoon.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Fsvorite farces. such as "The African
Dwarf" :. The Old Guard" ard Messengers in DIFF
miscellaneous olic that flows through the opera House
Of the san Francisco MiDsirels
Mr. George Belmore was 30 i'll on Saturday
afternoon thar he could No" appear. and his place was
taken in The FLYING Scud az moment's notice. by
At the Brooklya TheatCr Monday night
Mr.. John Mccullough has stated to an inter
viewer in Chicago that he Loses little il anything by he
recent troubles in the Bank Of California. Mr Met III
character Of the late Mr.. Ralston.
new drama, " O'Mara, the Man from Mona
CHAN" is announced at the oy7nre. where also John
tine Prof Davis and his dogs and many others partic-
pate IN a strong variety performance.
"Frou- Froun will be acted at the Lyceum
Thester Friday night i'm French and follows
Bngard NJ Gennetier: Henri de sartoIys. NJ Dial Cert
lie Connie de yalieas, NJ Veniat lie Baron d. Cambri,
NJ Honore; Pitou. NJ. Jaeger; Henri de sartnrys. NJ.
GeorCes; Glbrrte Mime. Clarence; Louise. Mime. ior-
mani; la Baronne de Cambri. Nine. GueymaTd Pau
line. Mime. BelecOur la Gouycrnanie, Nine. Renard
Zsnetto. Mime. Bouquet
The Juvenile Mexican Opera Troupe, lately
at Fifth Avenue Theaer is Ia appear AT The Iyceun
Theater on Nov. l. and will give performances alter
nstey with those OF the French Dramatic Company. The
night. With Madame L'Archduc" Messrs. Grau
and ChElOla, We believe intend TO take their opera
bOane company tour of The provincial theaters. II
due 81 the Varieties Theater Neworeas, az an early
date.
Mr.aROwe has written strong drama. based
ON life i'm NeWYork at a stirring aud especially interest
ing period during the war and presenting strong
OF English and American characters and ideas
The stage effects are popular kind This comedian
fs an engagement at the PARK Theatcr the course
the present season. and acts an eccentric part IN a
comedy OF his own composition.
The death-list enlolls the names of Charlotte
Champion, John Dunn William Marden. ana Nile,
Aarie Cleo. Miss CHAMPION was woman of strange.
weird intense force and fine intellect but her life was
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