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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


There will he concert at the Casino tonight the
stage being required III The preparation OF kenii-
worths which Is - be brought out on Monday
The nrst Thomas Concert programmes this week are
rs foiows: Tuesday evening: "Marche Hercique
tnr.t tin-) Massenet: Overture. lie Carnival Ro-
main" Berhoz Concerto. MINOR. kGoinst~ln thr Jo-
s~ny); Bscchana-. Tan .bauser." Wagner; Cavsiina
from String Quartet op 1870. Beethoven: Symphonic
noo9'' JnbIe~ N re" Nicoi@. Vorspir Mester-ing-
er." Wagner ABdantr Cantsbiie, or 81, Beetn"v-n-
Iarnut. r es.r Gun; La Verge" Massenet; Waltz
Novrmeui. Volkmaun; Puiouase No. =. Ll-zt Miss
Juch VIII also Two airs
The prospectus OF the New-York Philharmonic Club
for ts ninth annual has been i-sde The club VIII
give four the OF November % jan
uary L. February and Mtrch :, IN Ch'ckering Hal
GernSh-im aud Goiari. rnan AMI French must
clan, have composed expressly iort ne CLAD and
they vii. performed this -es-On, besdes number OF
STANDARD compositions, a nonet bv hhcln"er2rr' d
sop,ta for ute ana paioforIe b. Bach. serensde
FOR IL by Gilman. Tho latter novelty VII
be performed 10y Mr. ArDOid at the SECOND c""err WIN
of RnhInst~ins Quniet IN naicr. OPP 50. The cluO
has purchased voir q am"ur which Will De hearu ior
the nrsi time ID It's concerts this season
signor Augelos st OF operas for this week Is as ol-
lows: Monday, 81 due Foscarf"; "Wednesday, TN
BaIo 10 Masouera"; FRIDAY. II Poiuio" II IS long
time third OF operas have been
should sumo 10 .ptrsct GOOD audiences In In Baiio
hlguOr GldBnlni - at his OrsL
The reTetor, Theatre for this week is
"Wednesday "ROnert und Bertram" Thursday Raub
der sabnernneu". Friday, Hnndert Junglrauen "a
new cuiulc oprretta,.
-Keuilworih viii he produced at the Casino This
week. Miss V4oiet Cameron will perform IN 1t as
Amy hObeGrL
Nine Mod eska, making her reentrance on the New
York stage to-n.orrow. at the Union square Theatre
vii play hOsdt,Hd. IL As You Lkr It,
Mr. Harry BecLetI's comedy, Jack" will be pro
duced tins city j. Barton Key at series OF special
IualInees, beginning Al WallacK's on Noyembrr2
Tha cher Primrose aud West " II to \ bios Gar
Gen on the 25th OF October. with their Minstres
Mr.. Z. VI. Pitt has r-iOned Mr.. PalIner's dramatic
COMPANY aDd be viii feauVear he Madison square
Theatre November III Jun the Penman.
br. ". j. ocanan the Irsn comedian, now making
o tour Of the cities OF Pennsv vania He Will shortly
maze his re entrance IN NrN-YOrk.
MI Joseph Holland been engaged as member OF
the dramatic company OF D. ly's Theatre.
Mr. Robert M.utel, acting Mr. Keller's new play OF
Tangled LIVES" Will appear in New YORK little be-
fore the holidays.
Edwin Boom Will succeed Wilson Barrett at the star
Theatre. and Joseph Jefferson Will succeed Eiwin
Booth. Jefferson and Mr.. Booth had great success
An CHICAGO.
The melo-drama of The World" enacted by com
psny that was organized lase Samuel CovIiie,
will BE- offered Williamsburg on NOyem her l, al Brook
lyn OIL November 6 Nrw-Hsven Oh November 10, aid
VI Los Oh Now nheI %.
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Az ELoPEMEyr From RED BAyK

RED BANK. y. j., Oct 23.-Frederick c.
Rockwell MANAGER Of the New York Tea Company's
Red Bank, and the wife OF sidney r. West who
employed clerk IN Cories clothing store. have
fed together. Rockwell married man and his wife
lie Of the Connecticut state Insane Asy
lum. They have one child. boy OF four.
On Friday Rockwell boarded a norh-bound train with
his son. whom, h- SAID, lie was gong 10 take 10 MS
grandmOthrrs house At NeV-iiagen. Mrs. West aud
her little daughter went away The sane train Upon
the OF pair Jersey City Mrs W~st wrote
letter 10 her husband saying that loved him. but
that she loved Fred more The deserted husband
has sent Constable Patterson after tue runaways IN
order 10 recover possession ~ his daughter.
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huyEAcSYS CHhIsr BLFoRE PLATE"

AS was indicated in THE TRIBUNE last June
MunKacsy's Christ before Plate Is TO be brought
this country placed exhibition at the AMERICAN
Art Galleries The picture well-KnOwn through
reproductions that It's composition need not
scribed. II PAM Ell for NJ. Siedeimrycr a PARIS
dealer and has PROBABLY proved successful specula
ton II has been Carried irOm one European city 10
another, exciting less popular Interest. awak-
ening admiration for some OF the artists technical per
formanees also receiving severe criticism from those
who hold religious picture. least. should be
a spirit OF This
picture tue Calvary the mot snbitIOus pro-
ducOus of sn artist of except aud rep
ufatiOu- b picture Will PROBABLY atir ct d large
degree OF uldr attention. but whether It's piesruce
viii be OF real Deuefl 10 art The public more
than doubtful. The OF exhibition has been liked
hut will he shortly uuceG
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EREAKLxc Up 4 NEsr OF rorvG RoRBERS

Il
BosToN Oct. % Special. Chief of Police
Jenney. Of Hyde Park. broke up a camp OF juvenile
marauders this morning only short distance from the
centre town. Yesterday afternoon tue snanty at
the extreme Of WaterL occupied by about fifteen
Italians at work the Hyde PARK water WORKS was
broken into clothing, cooking utensils, ETC, were
taken The robbers out OF one trunk got S23. The
shanty. well the pans, the properly Of Mark
d. Camera. wnO lost shOvels SAWS pick, and anternA
Guided by OF Italians. the woods In COrrigan
vir back OF the pumping station were searched yes
terday, and when in the depth OF them
substantial shanty was discovered. about
fifteen feet long. built Of nrst-cass
boards well erected and covered with paper being
water-tignt and rOmm0dious When the poi c. arrived
there was A fire burning outside and inside IN small
cook stove. Three boys Charles Booth. C. d. smith ani
Thomas OBrien. the house. one frying eric lie
cakes IN II spider the cooking sLuve, another vas
pckns chicken. The POuse prrseD Ell neat fpp-ar-
ancr stretched the rsfters, while IN
a oii-fashioned trunk there were sheets aad quts
packed the house the saws shov-ls. sauc-
pans things taken from the Italian shanty
found
Booth naf a 2o-calibre revolver aud Latin grammar
spcn as Is used IN The Hyde PARK High
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1JoIitlral Nome.
Ninfh Assembly District.

Ninrh Assembly District
Republican Ratification Meeting, at 81 ecker Buldng cor
ner OF Blrecker Morton sts, MONDAf EVENING,
October 70 al Addresses by H0u. Theodore ho0se
Welt h on Walter dove. Hon. An IL COrsa. Hon. Fred
b. House, Hon. Ernest Hall ETC.
Roosevelt
A will be held On MON DAY AFIERNOOS. " 4.
al 5 90 Leonard ST.. corner Ahufch-st IOt the
purpose OF organizing --... ..,r. g., A. ,.rr-p
The prompt attendance OF yourself and irenus Is earnestly
Iolue'"'or, y n Buss Edward L. Eames
Jonu r.. Joseph H. Weller "m L. 9uons'
H. ". l. Mail
NEw-YoRK. October % 1856.
The undersigned cordially Indorse the nomination
Cor Member tbs All.tI CONGRESSIONAL
tricI OF AsHBELP fIrL n. esd Nj Flea long
able, successful ght
OF ths cy personal qua position
such as him AL respects nj represent
Distr,t tIOll this city IN Congress
toignen mos {. A,1ON. ELIHU ROOT
g. MONTAGUE. JOSEPH H.CHOATE.
LEVI =. MOhlOS. ALDON L. Man.
WALTER HOW =. THOS. l.. JAMES.
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A sCaOOLoDrsrRICr CANVASS

To the EdttDr o. Ths frtbHas
SIR; In your editorial of to-day on 1.-The
One Great Danger" you hit the mai square on tue head
II We lose the election this fall think IL Will be solely
for the reason that did get our fun vote out Al
low NE TO suggest through paper to the state Com
m tt@ that they direct County COMMITTEES to IN
strhct rarn Town Committee 10 appoint two suliaDio
eu 10 c"hYsss each school district snd SEQ that every
hrPuOl Al voter IA al tue polls Oy p H.. aud II not
tht 10 he sent Tor by sOm- person. appointed ny tue
riectlon district committee such PURPOSE Al tue
DrrakhK out OF tue krbsOn our election district nAd
gone for several years frou tw-vn fourteen Demo-
or TIC We adopted above measures and tue result
was We chang II from the Democratic majority Us Ten
Republican. j.. ". Y
Orange County n. L. Oct. 81. 1886
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AN IRRESISTIBLE IMPULSE.
From The UGshfng,on Post.

One OF the OF feminine instincts is 10 spank The
little girl Of six spank her doll while the sympathetic
roll keeps the practice when
grown TO young ayhOod her little broth and sisters
she be fortunate and then her
children and grandchildren somebody else children and
grandchildren receive the benefits maued form Of an art
learned In infancy until she from hence better land
and then erhaps wide field for the Of her
before her the little angels In heaven
one day last week saunterng about the Ma
tional Museum pretty girls large
terrcOfta which stood Of the devoted
exhibits Of that In the bowl of the several
clothed urchns playing while little
cherub with chubby and dmped FORM was leaning over
edge. evidently attempting reach MS
inuOcenriy Offering awfn 10 spanking femna
ty. The Young aides s'oid before
time ap excellent workmanship
when eny Thought seemed 70 strike one OF them she
around she observed and
hid behind pillar and one
SIGHT she smiled happily the glove from OF
hand that member and 10 the
Lttle clay most thorough spanking II II was lar
sample ~ skill in that direction her future children are
entitled 10 heartfelt pity.
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT OP RELIEF COMMITTEE
FOR SABINE PAss - FFKHBkr.
Ia lHsH

B,seTs kOUNrZR BROTHERS. Ne0 F0rE
night the l2th the OF sabine Pass
visited by the eveIest cyclone known this coast
the the Gulf Mexico SABINE Lakr 10
submerze the town and surrounding country. destroying
Jtabie house ting ami sweeping away al
household effects. PROVISIONS clothing etc the loss
OF than nfty lives and leaving the tner OF the
citizens homeless entirely destitute OF al
or The citizens Of this city doing all n their power
10 reve the suffering but after three DAYS OF e--anl r
forts find disaster the unHer
ii -ned appointed comm tee 10 funds Tor the M
eiate relief OF the -torn-,tck people. call as
friend OF this section Ia come m ply 20 our aid lfy0u ee
spOsed 10 ts Kindly advise either oi
III under-I promptly wire contribution VIII
oc carefully and properly disposed or
B. r. EDwAKDs
Of Beaumont Lumber Co. and Mona Mills Co. Chairman
WIRss.
Manager Reliance Lumber CO.
:. /. CARIKh
Sec'y Texas Tram and Lumber Co. Village Mills Co
LEON h. LHvf.
General Merchant
LION X. LEYY Secretary. b. + EDWAaDs Cha u.
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THE REMNANT AGAINST NUMBERS.

To he EdttOr Of me rrt0uHs
SIR: 1t seems to me that the argument Of
majority Oumb-rs favor OF given Institution
Is very poor Every great movement must start
81 the hands OF few it, infancy and the tendency OF
man 10 the love of show outward might often lands
multitudes on the side OF foolish error or damaSlng
evil
Lately figures have appeared in this column showing
the relative OF churches and denominations Let
those political religious opponents, whose motto
seems u DE- % 90 with the crowd continue THIS wax
nguring. but Father only the speech OF
those VINO offer merit and truth in essentials before
strength OF bu!k Is mentioned which latter ony tends
10 prru iic-. REYSOLD PIERCE
FTorideHce x l.. Oct. 20, 1856.
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NoN.REsIpEyT LEcrURERs Ia oORNELL

ITHACA, Oct. % (SDecidh. The autho rites
of Cornell University have arranged for the so'ey COL
lege lee OF fne year 1868 to be given by the
following lecturers: Eckley Coke. OF Drifton, Penn;
Dr. Charles E. Emery, OF New-York City; John ". HiI
Of CnciDnati J. NJ Allen, OF Hartford, Conn; Dr. l. y.
Levitt r.; o. Boston; J. C. Bayes, OF NewHork Ci'Y
II. r TOwne OF stamford, Co c. j. II. Woodbury., Of
Boston; O. Chanute, OF Kansas City, No; Abrain :.
lie witt OF New-YDrk CITY; Charles 1. Porter 81 New
York CITY DR.. %. VI. Greene or Troy. A number OF
distinguished members OF the engineering pro-
bnt yet able 10 determine
engagements will permit Of their visiting
Cornell
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MARRIED.

Wednesday October 90 1896. n the
First Presbyterian Church. Yonkers by the Rev John
Reid the Rev. James HaugltOn. Mary King
daughter Of Dr. George Upham to Farley Clark
all OF lOnkers
YERKES-BT RG ESS-Tuesay evening. October 49, 1850,
the residence OF the brides parents Planned y j. by
Rev D. J. Ierkes. D. D.. father Of the groom Joseph B.
Nerkes 20 Anna Scott daughter Of O. d Burgess
IANE-FORD-On Tuesday, October 10. in James's
Church Hudson the Rev Mt. A F. Ohm.
sted. Dr. Cady. william Armstead
Lane Virginia Gordon. daughter OF Robert T.
EOrt OF Staatsburg Hudson.
PROC TOR-NICHOLSON-On Thursday afternoon october
q. 1856 Jamess p. 4. Church Brooklyn. by the
Rector Char W. Homer. William Francis
Anna MundY Nicholson. daughter Of Andrew ". NlcAo-
son Ot Brooklyn.
the OF the BRIDES parent, No l39 West 1874
by the Rev. John Paxton Charles 1dredge ~ Ida +.
Sanford daughter VI George H. SANFORD, esq tins city
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OBITUARY..
JOHN T. NCKEWAN.

The death of John p. McKewan. q stock
broker. at No. So Broadway announced yesterday
at the OF the st 'rk Exchange Is had been III
hut r. DAYS The cause OF his death pneumonia
He vas nearly nfty years old aud hec memb~r Of
the ExrhaHg- IN ia constellation win ne Oo~n Board
nf Brokers in 1863 He married diu inter- o. Alex infrr
Iav or. aud for several membrr OF the
firm 81 Al" Wander T4ylOr- Sons He one or the
ponniar and e-treu al of the hoard. The funeral
Will he to-norrow az his hom~ No. 20 West
FnrtyeiVhth-st. Me=srs. O-wn O. 9ren. Henry Clews,
n. l. Hoichkiss. Henry wilson and F. A. Dr,ke were
appointed a committee to represent the Exchange nc
he
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MAxyIsos lMpa DYED HEAG1R.

SECRETARY MANNINGS mp DYED HEALTR.
The massage expert who has been treatin 2
Secretary Manning nee October 10 returned from
Washington yesterday aud pronOunces his patient as
having fully recovered. Tue SECRETARY, he
now spends five hours day AZ his office and
accOmpIsh considerable work. He tnluk- Mr.
Mtnnng's allment IA caused Dy the rupture of a
brane of the BRAN. According to his staLenrnts The
massage 10 becoming popular with OH
Gals at tho Capital. He has been fr-aIlng General
Sheridan for cOrpurncy. Secretary Whitney for
vuusnes-. rretary Payne for nfrmltirs OF ami
poets make attempt soou to reduce size OF
President CIevelands waist.
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Of Jim the Peuman-" An act.vr drmand for seats ~
this theatre the opening neat has ardy oesu' ana
evcry indication pouts 10 anshciou. commen ement
of new theatrical year at favorite house. Jim
the Penman L. bascd upon the trne story OF James
Townsend Seward, remarkable forger. some account
OF whose .re-r lately given in this journal the
play as arted BY Mr P,mers company, m. WIN
ample favor Chicago aud Francisco last 8 m "er
Mr. HI. hard Mar ton painted three snliui scenes
for H. and characters have BEEN raSt IN th"t ~sc
lent sisrr. ton for whh Mr.. Palmer Is stlhguished
The i.sdiug parts will he &C ed bv ine- b""th ''d
Fre<erick Robinson The ot-r cha, nc ers VII D, bre
sen;ed b. Maud Harrison. Mrs Pm irps ". j. lie
Moynr. II. NJ. Pit. l. F. Ma-sen. Waidrn Ramsey, T.
NJ Holland. William Davldge aud Q. Y. tlOckl0n
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Seen / \ ilres.


Committee Of 100
meeting will be held Parepa Hall s1thst ana o"''
TUESDAY. Oct 70. at disc US the special issues
and claims Of the candidates the municipal oaers OF thls
city nominated by the COMMITTEES % ." t"u In,'ivie
Roosevelt tnaftOn Lewis OrIrrai 'rhiy l. BURNETT ana
other dist gusArd speaAurs wln Oc ptcseu-
Old a lied Cider tar Fanil, L-e.-BOtted In lSs3 a
excrlisul rnrty or rhruai su kinney troubles and
excellent .-Vertre- fnls, pr 40
rl.
Trade. ti,sui irsDuluu4als Nair - lfu
JOHN r. OOD CIDER bOITLlNG CO..
Huntington, l. l.
-uperfnoss Hair.-Mme- JULIAN SPECIFIC s the
only runody removing radically and perulA
neatly ali ANNOYING DlsFIG hhMkNis rom Tie Laps
CAeok, thin Arms. without nJufing The skin LANES
may call address Mime. LIAM No. tc L. zetAst ~ T.
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GOVERNMENT lNDICAri)Ss-FDe "a uOJRA
WASHINGTON, Oct For Eastern Pennsyl-
vsni~ New-Jersey Delaware ami Mary land. fair
weather. followed by raIu winds shftlng To soutnery,
warnrr
For Maine fair weather, winds shifting southerly,
warmer
For New Hampshire Massachu setts Rhode Island.
Vermont Connecticut and stern Sew-YorE. fair
n-r, iOONcd Dy rain. shifting sOutherIyt
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OFFERING $500 FOR MS s0,'s MURDERER

WAvERLY, lex, Oct. 23.-Samuel Day. son
plaLtation In JacintO County. Among the cotton
pickers bays plantation was white man. william
Hew-y When young Day weighed yesterdays picking
for the hand. Hewey claimed four pounds more then
Day allowed. A few words passed ana Day turned
TO va toward house wnrn Hrwey picked up SHIT
gun AMI enptl-d the load into Days back. killing him
Instantly. Hewey fed To the woods. aud hoOdhcnnds
we're pu on his track. Days offers $500 reward
for the capturc Of The mnrderer.
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District II Tell like bomb among Faftvs" followers.
AZ ne first ballot there twenty eight votes
or walsh AMI 53 for Bryce. taken Tor i've
min te- al the conclusion Of whrh Fatty announced his
wtd avail from the eontst and asked his friends vote for
hi- rival COMMITTEES Of three feegates ron each Of tho
BY districts the appointed 10 inform Mr. Bryce and
The ammaDy nfiOu Of the choice The Tammany Con
vfnton last night indor~e Mr. Bryces nomination The
candidate u a in-law OF Mayor
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lettings HERE AND THERE.

BTNGHAMTON, Oct. % SpccidD 1.-The people
of This county and vicinuy have by popular sub,
scrptou raised 80 O49 for the erection a soldiers
The public square cost from $1,000 -
$4,000
RoNDoUT. oct % John sheridan. inmate OF the
Kingston Ciiy A ms house Il claimant and 10 likely
TO receive an estate worth s2.OOOOO0 England in the
uea
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IDiES visI7 rHK LIEDERKrAyz CLUE.

The Aederkranz Club house. at Fifty-eightl st. and
Le1ingtonave- filed last evening at the
hrst Of series OF ladies' receptions 10 be
gwen during the coming winter. Between o'clock
and midnight over 5lO Numbers aud iheI wives
Daughters ana friends escorted through
the CO 4lOrLaine ciuD yarlurs The saturday
ladies' receptions SCI held ~ intervals 81 about
8 a. TIE next " IA De December d. sunday
concerts VIII shortly De- rcsumei amt January he
forti-tH ver-ary lie clue celebrated. lie club
under gone mprON ~ lurng .nsr and these
BY the gucsts Ast evening the nTst limo
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A SON OFJUDGE DA NIELs KILLED BY A CcTDEyr
BUFFALO, Oct % tSpecian Walter, the
youngest OF Judge Charles Daniels, OF This city.
the Republican candidate for Justice OF ths Court OF
Appeals this afternoon went hnnting at lakewood with
Young friend Corn 'iins J. Piarz. Al n. a. he
climbing q fence. his accidentally dis
charged kiling him In stsntly The body rasen TO
farmhouse OF Patrick Kenny and then 10 Buffalo
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Aess- York. Oct. %. 1856.
Mr.. GEORGES rHpEE ACRES AND cow"

Mr. GEORGES -THPEE ACRES AND COh'
10 n { l. 4 ttOr OF me FrtDtHe
SIRE May not Mr.. Georges great ana pehe-
ncent principals be- briefly sImmarized into 70" SEN
fences sole hilg ike tue folpwngf
The nationa Elt0u the AND all me burdens "i
eevrrDm-nt thrown upon tue Que class eA't @"'e 10
bear gG-m or the slDdiS OF lads INTO small
AOlllngz. sAroe acres and COW, tna a"ai ay
a tie taNc, SiAfLiI4Il'
DToOClyh, oct %. lssG.
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LIOTD-& BhTCE NAMFD FoR c0NGfESS
Lloyd Bryce lat night nominated for Congress by
both Iammany Han AMI thc touIy DE o'raey OF the
NItl Congressional District The delegates from the
nd Assembly District 20 the convention
unrr Impression ony candidate Ia DO proposed
would a al-i Mncu o hyuo =.
PROPOSED CAAra4r run TIC lila Assembly
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and di-creriv conduct IN Hcurvs brooklyn yescf Jay lie
had little oil girl who said that her name
nina Wetter that C0ney mad taken her away lpn
her home South Norwak She fg va~e OF elotl
ing with her Coney s,f that the chds granmot er ha
sent her with him and hat her parents coming ~ New
York canal boit. police south NOrwak were
informed OF the
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GURFRT DEROT9

RONDoUT. Oct. % .-Gilbert Dubois. a prom
nent Ulster County man, ana president OF the Firut
Nanra Bank OF Elenville. expired suddenly AZ Naps
mock Today.
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~ BEy FOLSOM TO BE MARRIED.

BUFFALO. Oct. % Special. Folsom
refuses either deny affirm the story published in
Baltimore that he marry the daughter OF wealthy
family before he TO his post Consul AZ
q.
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MIR. RoosEyELrs QUALIFICATION

'116' IsJJ1 7 ' LII , 70 AI1IF II a LO-'l-
10 IN 4 ttDr Of fhe lrt0aHe
SIR: In connection with the candidacy of
Theodore Roosevelt, would Ike y0ar many readers TO
note The following:
lie Is older thau Alexander when he conquered
Russia Older than Napoleon wnen male eoInmander-
iu-chief older than Pitt became Prime Min
isier o ENGLAND. He Is older than greatest New
fOrArr, Alexander Hamilton. In 1850. when ne
Iali tue ouuIatnns Union IN MS I'D
m0rtai letter 10 ROBERT Norris
fuf h~r % Is r~cogulz that all VINO kho" n
VS. REPUBLICAN.
YoyL O., ,
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OF the har"rnetrr Yesterday slight The
"e-h htwr-n $50 ami so. the average 57lao) being
= hlgh'r thtn FRIDAY.
EUR or clear weather. followed nv rain may DO
pec'ei TO lay IN TINS city AMI vicinity.