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DIED.

DoRRANcE-on wednesday. October 9. Ben3smin n. pes
Funeral from bis late residence Freehold n j. Saturday
october .. at2 2 N.
a m Return train saves Freehold at 4:s0 .. h.
Dayton Wednesday. October 9, Amos w. o.. aged "a
Funeral service. nom his late residence Union near 80
- Mount Vernon y Y. on Friday October g. at p m
x Whit rIs TAI " on wsdas' az October
Funeral the Memorial NJ E. Church. White Pains FRI
.w WI % m s ss 1a I bsU arrival Of the So m
JAcKsoN-on October O. 1885, Robert Jackson aged "a
Funeral residence $50 UniOnt. Brooklyn.
Friends kindly omit lowers.
MITCHELLAt the residence Of son, Mo-rfstow n,
NJ q souts bronchitis "WEDNESDAY october William
sapss ccaf. Of he State Of SsSYOss IN tie Sen yss
the Church Of the Ascension shave and
Ion st. on sasassay morning October :, 10 oesss
vitsd 70 attend without forthsr notice
MULLER-Op october at hs residence No IS West S7th-
psners service. a. soush ssfon ehas corner Of ,h
and sistst. saturday morning October Q. at 10
respectfully attend with
K KIND Ia omit a nSs,Se
NoRToS-At North Salon 7. Martha A. wife Of
Funeral from residence North SALEM n T. on sun
Carriages at PURIFY; on Arrival of train from Sew.Yors
PoYNTERon "Wednesday October 1883, at the residence
Robert s and cstSsrns foynisr aged %oss
Funeral on October s. a,2pm
Internent. Greenwood
POSITION Tuesday october 81 Princeton MSS OF
ona sarah Augusta. daughter OF the late Mary Mnturn
and Henry Post.
friends OF the family invited 90 attend The
funeral a the Church OF tne Ascension Othst aud
5th-ave, on Friday morning At halfpast 10 o'clock
sPRING-Ammagansett Long Island Thursday morning
Lndey NJ Spring. OF the late Rev. Gardner
Spring d. y, In the list year OF his
Funeral at Ammaganse saturday at3p
sToUTA ssw B5gnswtcE s wens Ta sysniSs
Sarah 18th of his
Funeral private.
vAsBURGH-on october 7. Mary " vasburgh. wife Of
BENJAMIN T. Vssburgh.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
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cHIRGED WITH CRIMINAL MALPRA CTIoE.
rs Carlotta De OWES home. No 1873 West Six
IN a the result Of malpractics

Dr. charles Bourqnet Of No pa West Ffteenthst, Is
charged Ia hitting Mrs DE OWES IS The daughter OF
Mart De Camp0s wh0 tel was Minister OF the
Interior Of spain lie l. extremely wealthy athou9 L
le recently lost 40 900 il England IL
varons specuatious dau twentyfOur old
and hush and nine years ago 70 -pan They
came Nj De OWES went into business IN
Asyuwal but fear u the yellow fever his wife preferred
I've York There has never been any trouble 10
tween 1ru Their boy old living with its
grandparents -pan and baby six months old was buried
I.arv A wear ago Her husband left New Ork
for the about two months ago, anl since h- ue
partEre Dr. Bourquct whom Mrs De owes met 10 RAJ our
called her and has also called ire
quenty IN social While attending her he gave her
varinu. kinds which she took but her present
critical condition was caused directly by a ml
III her bath which occurred Oh ednesflay.
r Bourquef arraignsd the Jefferson Market Police
complaint OF Coroner MesseneL lie was
he'd II $4,000 bail await the outcome OF the case
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CROWDS TO HEAR SENATOR SHERMAN

XENIA ONO, Oct. 7 Special. senator Sher-
man arrived here morning from Wilmington ONO,
where he spoke last night He met at the depot by
large crowd both foot and mounted, and escorted
10 the Republican Club Headquarters Here he held
reception. At2 H. he addressed one Oh tue largest
audiences ever assembled In the Opera House In
sneerh Of two hours denouncing Democratic frauds IN
OHIO PRESIDENT Cleveltnds vetOes or pension DIS,
Democratic disOyaty from lrol 10 tue present anu
strougy urging people TO return John Little 10 the
House Represent from this district az rebuAe
To the shameful and sale OF Senatorial seat
from OHIO Hs bitter denunciatiOn OF the Senatorial
sale was received with cheers To the echo.
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AN APPEAL TO The INA GTyATIOx

told Of incident that occurred OF the leading
wholesale Broadway the morning The
niDping eager" the merchants they down
walked brlsky keep the circulation
bOokkeepe in the aiOresi0 store who bit OF
determined little procure couple Of candles
and placing them inside the base burner he took
his position near by and awaited develop
Presently neghDOrng merchant
I'm brisky. N business, and seeing light in the
advanced quickly ~ It, and pulling apart tails
with his hands enjoyed the grateful heat with such express
81 a. An That feels good" There's nothing Ike
little these chilly mornings" The Aforesaid book
the clerks who let the could
scarcely keep bursting loud outlaws The
chant after warming himself said he felt much more
comfortable This Joke played several other
during the
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AsP1RAN1s FOR MR.. BEACH's PLACE.
THE NAMES MENTIONED As CANDIDATES TO sue

THE NAMES MENTIONED A CANDIDATES ~ SNN
CEED THE DEAD CONGRESSMAN
NEwBURG. Oct 6.-The death OF Congress
man Lewis makes 1t necessary for the voters OF
the district TO elect Con both for short ana
a long term. The Democratic Con Zressona Convention
will be ket here OF October IL and the Republican Con-
gressona Convention MddletOwn on October IA Inc
Republicans o. this city the name OF Mayor d.
B. Oiel presdentot the Muchsttoes Lake Ice Company
Mr. OleI has twice elected OF this city, the
popu ar regard for being shown oy the large
majority which be received He is also one OF the
leading Republicans OF the CongressiOna! district
which consists Of the Counties Of Orange. sullivan ana
Rock and. The Republican friends OF Senator henry
p Low Of Mlddletown, urging him to become can
ddate pointing the fact that lie carried the senate
district, composed OF sullivan and Orange Counes' IN
1855. by d majority OF 1888 ana that IN tIocAIahu
County other county the district the Democratic
,se,,nivran had a maturity OF Only 42l
Low no has minated II II sal mat MS
ambition lies ia the direction o. state ana no. Na'olH
politics. Furthermore lie has argurd That II hr were
elected 10 Congress IL mi gnt lessen the
Republican vO-es the Legislature IN January "hrh
every Republican vote may be needed 10 elect h'Pn
tcan United otaits senator. Henry = Daryea OF Ny
ack kOckland COun J. pressed for the pace oH tue
Republicans of Tat county.
lie Democratic ring have selected IA their cahdudI
Henry Bacon OF Goshen, n-gade Republican. hrls
a lawyer been uusuccessfuly seeking nomlna-
ton for something Tor several years past lie Is no"
chairman OF the Democratic County Committee. TX
Ingmans OILY Tieni Is put forward by some Dei"c At
frlen The kOcklaaI County Democrats nave rcNcI1l
candidates. Dut 10 lea Ing The Democrats mere
concede the nomination 10 them II they can unite on any
- .
The Thiri-Party PronlbitOnists have already nomi-
mated AlOuZO Wheeler OF Haverstra", Tor Congress-
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ANDERSON-On Thursday. October T. Dr. James Anderson
In the -sth year " his age
services 1 DO he al his Late residence 80 Unser
sty Place Monday. "a Inst AZ l0JO IA
Kindly omit covers
BALDWIN Harlem suddenly Of heart disease Octoper
o. George Baldwin aged II years
FunerA. a Everett Mas. FRIDAY. october
BEACH-At Glen Ridge ~ J. of spinal menin grs Fnnny
infant daughter Of Robert and Annie Beach aged
months.
Funeral service. FRIDAY. October !. a. O'CLOCK
BLAUVELT-On Tuesday october Z. LAvins MandevtlA
wife uf John T. Blauvelt
FunerA FROM resdsnoe Pateraoa ~ J.
Friday. october . AZ 80 y m
Carriages Arrva Uf ~ leaving oot NJ thabcfsst ~ "a
O'Clock noon
BRErr-Oh October OF parsyss widow Of VIII
lam Brett FishklL HUDSON Seth her
Relative
FosleDce u her daaghtsr Mrs David DavA
AAtteawan. n T.. Saturday. OCTOBER D. st ESQ
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WTyyERs OF LATOYIA RACES

LAToNIA Ky. oct THE Of the Latonia Jockey
Club to-day resulted a. iolows:
Frst Purse $3.50. one mile. skobelof first Flcrimore
second Archbishop third Time-l46.
oscond-Fusse 500 IwO-yeaTolds. y mile Hornpipe
INST Van second Lady Max ulrd Iime-ll7
Thtrd-Purse 500 seven furlongs Porter Ashe first,
Cold Ban second Sis Himyar third. Time-l294
Fourfh Pur-e-S5O0 = miles jim Cray lIsL kalooa an
second PINK lOttage third Time 1854 OFaOn, r4gin
Grey Cloud and Berlin unpao-d
Fitt- FtsettO stakes Three earols. TWO miles Mon
tana Regent hrs M0le McCarthys Last second, Guenn
third Tines 81 silver Cloud also IAN
lFor other out D5or sports See E1ghth Pdge)
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yon THE BENEFIT or THE GRANT FUND.

"The tashe," opera produced ast night
IN Metropolitan Opera House for the benefit Of the Grant
Monument Fund. Apparently only few beyond those
directly nteeetod the took Interest in the project
for rather present The performance
was gwen entirely by who ha never appeared on
fe Stage before justice " them must be said that
fey had not orchestral rehearsal But
r. The object performance purely patriotic II Is
appeared Pleased Among
.,Osp Mn B. r Alett N ss Margaret
A. Olone NJ Emily r. Starkey. Mlss Enene A Allen. j.
William g. A Parker Among those present IN The
boxes and Grant IT. and their stves Mrs
WasGn ble u DO pres
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NO EAroREp oABNEN AT TIE BIO STATION.

There is Joy among cabmen who wait for IN
eou,iug trains the Grand Central Station,
FOR the oabs owned by kyersOn & Brown now occupy
Tie same ST. ndng A. they after the cheap cab
system Was started the company controlling Oh.
famed from Of the Grand Central
Station the privilege Of placing stand IN
COZ su,ruous poron
uniformed eIDpOye met an incoming trains an " IN lond
informed The passengers What the rates o. lhe heAp 40
dollars from the
higher priced cabbes pockets and they gro" led exceeding
" ON Medu they took their
line with a bulky policeman the head when The
O into tie CITY tile ctDnon
found rivals Ls folded the small stand and had
gone away. ,--.-. -, -.
Al ,erson & stable tie IN charge last night
va about the enioVA Of Their men
All That he would
|WescOts iolks meaning Westcotts Express Company
had made and they had ~ get out
caltan m front oi The The black
tas ore carrying many bags and please the
exure,s COMPANY Lad contract while the
f0rper lad only privilege tle cheap cabs had " lake
Chances along with US
I'M IL he a benefit you p he asked.
''O course vii" replied al lie boys glad
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IN many districts expected There win be
contests small probable IN the 1vth District In The
tn The OF John simpson threatening 70
i warm for his ticket No serious division IL expected In
the XVIII District, although election OF any
FIND without kick from faction would
be novelty There may be sight contests 1lt..t
IN me XVIII and NXIid Districts. In the NAlst Drtct
e ticket put forth the regular organization healed oy
Chauncey VI Depew and Edward Mitchell IL Is expected
tha General Henry Barnum. Commissioner JACOB Hess
and exA iermen ODwyer VIII opposition ticket .
Inc pole viii DE kept open from a m To 10 2 m 10 Ine
IILs Nith xIIh VII IXth; KIN Nth Kiln 81 IN
XVII XVIII. XVI . XNTrrth. NNfst. AXlld ana
XXITId Districts ana In the Twenfy third ward In The
naming fisfri the polls will remain open from 3 70 ~
D. m The votes Of ali legal the where the
primary : hel a IN ornrk yrir n.
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,or,r rpRyov DrSTrBBED BY RrNORs.

section OF Mt Vernon thrown into state OF excite
ment on Wednesday by rumOr that MARI ed woman had
found a Of her husbands pockets urging INN to
child the place indicated, some distance
The wife being 0 nervous temperament De-
and H. and induced 10 take some sunu@nt
rr children suffering excitement also had some OF the
stimuli ant dmnisered them NeighbOrs were called IN
aud summoned physicians When the real condition
AFFAIR brought 10 hight the rnmor OF the attempted
uo,nnInR ohIldTen and vi suicide 81 Osded
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MAKING NEW CITIZENS RAPIDLY.

The naturalization NIL - running bsky and new citizens
are being daily by the superior Court and the
Court OF Common For the last week the County
Ien0cray and all have had naturalization Dn
Aus open where the would be zen call and vouohed lor
u pat through the naturalization mill without delay or ex
ptnse 70 himself The Iammany bureau Il at No 10 Chan
isst and That Of the Democracy Al No - centre
81 County Democracy aded about 300 men 10
procure citizens papers Tammnv Han has aided about the
same number The ountv Democracy Executive committee
a- appropriated II 600 for naturalization expenses lam
many Hall will pay all bills presented for expenses incurred
" this til that before the NATURALIZATION
bureaus o the 20 ca organizations were opened mere was
DISK business done BY the courts in Issuing
papers Most OF those who applied for these were Germans
IL Is supposed intend 70 vote for henry
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MoAKr Losr M KkkRIsa 4 sUMMER Ho1E1

w Dieter who leased the new Sea View Of Fort
Hamilton last Season much money that unable
10 nav the rental The hotel owned BY he Brooklyn City
1vsnng mat e reason why lie declined 70 pay The rent
the failure OF tie company " nave @ D y, i ready ior
Wooujf not tyoned unit uy 90 be had su1ei 9e oss
fian the company would II the rent was hv fAi ne had
Sdsr,i 10 a. tOsrbitrsuon anu WAS De
cidsd hal he should pay the rent Lie would DO 40
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Delegates to be apportioned as follows:
coNvENrIt

CONGREGATIONAL CONVENTIONS be held
TU EsDAY EVENING October 49, lss6. At O'clock at the
places hereinafter designated. via;
81 th Congressional d strict No 81 Grove srrs.t
Seventh congressional District No 50 eliston Pace
S stS coSsfrssiSOa plse xssnasA
FeSentS Con srsssionai District No 435 9t
Twelfth Cong es-onA sIlct ~ Etst ,vN see ,a-..
i'' stree, AMI s SIX avenue SSsIS '''
Recommendation to be County Convention
except Twenty second Assembly Distt shall be "n
titled To IS delegates Twelfth Congressional District
Convention delegates In The rhirteentA Congressional
District Convention
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTIONS. To nominate
candidates for Assembly ami Aldermen. 10 be held on
wEDN EsDAY EVENING. october 20. 1850 At the Heal
ouarterr n the Republicans IN tbs respective DIS
TIT t. OF many delegates as there NAV %
Election Districts the Assembly District except That IN The
Twenty fourth Assembly District the Convention SHAH De
held AZ uonann- Hall l5Oh and Courtandi avenue
and shall be follows 13i war 20 delegates
cath ward delegates Kinssordge delegates.
The elections win he held Ia the several Districts al me
places hereinafter nsmefi
LIST Assembly District No. II ubert street
20 Asse%Sy B..SS go go .sI rss 81, street
g. As assnyy District so III E4.i BroA way
51 Assembly District. so 2s Net aos,.os street.
YsttRR ASSEMBLE oi,irei 80 81 Linton gI.s.
sth Assembly District 30 ..9 " Rand ,,ia"'
oh Assembly P.st Nos Mo- o % % r. q ..
3ss 4 Assembly b D, Grand oP yer House Hail.
ISL, A ss-mol b.strlct No As5 eth avenue.
18TH A .-euby District NJ AZ ~ avcnue
l7u Assembly Distract Turn Han No sal Wesii7th street.
18Th Assembly District No. fes 81 avenue.
isth mbiy District. Lndens Hall 64th street aud
Boulevard
Goth Assembly District No l5i East BAN street
o. ssefnhi District No. East 5yth street.
2gd Assembly District cafe LnoK l3d street AMI 81 ave-
2sd Assembly DistreI HldebTandts Hail. llOtA street
and ~ avenue
Path District.
2Sd ard. Honmann's Hail iov,h s'rr~' ana
Co4rt Al
GAG. lttncrs n UteL lrcnaohe
knxs6rdse. Ilarks Hotel hihss0Fiis~
The polls shall be kept run 70 10 NJ ets.p h.s
4, 80. "a st 18Th 9th 10Th l-h lSh lol loth iIths
f.tG 2.I 32d and Esd Assembly Districts and IN the sst
W.r ma each which Districts Of knrol,ci
voters exceeds 700 Tho polls shall open az ~ aud 70.
na o,en 10 bat the % AL legal voters Who
are m The latter shAll 10 rocy.t Tue kn-
sectOru shall each District provide two ballot bofes 40
ons shal received Of ali voters whose
surnanos begin sith letter Of the alphabet om 70
and the other tho votes 81 an those whose sur
names begin with letter Of the alphabet IRON " Ia
elusive
BY orasr Republican County Committee
EffHU ROOT President
WILLIAM IL BEtLAMY, s.o,.,.r,a.
J. THOMAS sTkARS.. 'so'e~oN
sOLON B. SMITH
Chairman Of tho ksscotive Committoe
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DKarB PREFERRkD 10 TWO WIVES

solomon Goldberg q tailor. If l20 shenn-st. committed
a Yesterday az the Tombs by cutting his troAt with
penkne lie IA the police court IN .e @SI
ng charged with deserten " aIs vac ea 49, xwst 81
~ week to Mira Goldberg According ~ .ne Ssep'- ~
foloDou county from POi~na 'No yea
leaving his wife and iisue gr baby behind h9 i've
vth An uncie NJ 2l2 seventhst, who psomiscu "
her u for the missing Solomon she i0upe n.
woman herself Mrs. hachel ColDeE -no
Sac tLai married 70 tho 1.-the Aiof 49, the
Sife Ties thrcsssnsd prosecute hun fs< pise@J'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-08

James p Farrell presided evening at meeting Of the
Home Rule Club at the Some OF those pres
sent were. J p Lynch, Bryant q. Mcswyny, l. j. Gala
Desmond John BreunanJ Spe lmanJ uhn Aceiiy'
L. Fulham. secretary Of tie Municipal
Council OF tie Irish National League Lynch made ms
rna report In connection Bishop OFarres lecture IN
all Of the Parliamentary Fund II said that he hal rec eived
ALL exclusive OF expenses 1852 81 several speakers com
uenied THR TRIBUNE full reports OF the sayings ana
dorgs ~ Iuatiu Irish generally.
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GIVING Po1Nrs TO ne ApMINIsrRArIoN.

BrNGHAMToN, \. Y, Oct. tSpecial.-ln the
Democratic County Convention held here to-day the
following back-nanded slap given the NatiOna! Adj
ministraton by minority OF the committee on reso
lutiOns:
Resou d. That political ngrattude IL not Democracy
nor il the Ignoring friends the purchase OF Tue
enemy with Offices CIVIL service reform We cordially
iudorse all that Democratic In the FEDERAL Adm DIS
tration heartily injOrse an approve the WISE prl
liant and Democratic Administration Of Governor DaVld
A.
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covvyrrFgs or THE PEABODY FUND.

a meeting trustees Of the Peabody Educational
Fund yesterday the following committees were appointed
Erecutiye-A H. H. stuart. Senator W. NJ. Evarts Chef
Justice Waite ex President Hayes James Porter and the
chairman Messrs Lyman Ev1rts Hamilton Fish,
ate j. DreKe and the treasurer II vas decided 20 IN
crea, the allotment south Carolina In view OF the
troubles caused earthquake The amount this year
probably made $O 900 at least Senator hvaIs pre-
board then adjourned until next
October Ell Presdeut HAYES j. start for home to-day
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AssEMRLY NoMINATIONs.

OXFORD, Oct. Special The Democrats
Broome County today nominated Tor the Assembly
Dudley I. Finch, OF BinghamtOn.
geneva ~ y Oct. The Democratic Convention
OF ontario County to-day nominated ;. H. Hammond o
Geneva for member OF Assembly. He mas served wv
terms Ia the Assembly and one term In the Senate
Troy, y. Y, Oct. The Democrats OF the lli DiS
trict or Washington County to-day nominated John -
Thompson Tor tue Assembly.
SrACK, n. Y, Oct The third party Prohiotion's'
Of Rocklsnd County to-day nominated Theodore d.
Frederick. OF Haverstraw. for Member OF ASSEMBLY
AuBURN y. Y, Oct 7 (spselab.-Tne Democrats OF
the I'D Assembly District OF Cayugs County neiu ~
Moravia to-day two ventions, and nominated '"o
candidates for Member OF AssemDly-Chsries y BrloD
and L. +. Carlisle both Of this city MI briss
c..nrr OF the First National Bank OF this city OAf'
IL only a sllrt-mAEer
RrvERHxAD. y. Y, Oct THE Democrats OF sunoiA
County to-day nominated Henry A Reeves for homoe'
OF Assembly
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES TO-DAY
efecfd
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CANDIDATES FOR SUPREME COURT.

RALEIGH, \. c., Oct. w. II. Bynum, who
was nominated Chei Justice OF the Supreme Court
Nv the state Republican Convention, having declined TO
he a candidate Ralph g. Buxton has been put on the
ticket IN bis strad with j. W. AOerlsOn and v = LusK
FOL Associate Justices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-08

lMBUss OvPIcE. Oct 81 a. m.-ies'eruaj was
another OF the beautiful and serene autumn days that
have aboundei thls week The barometer rose slowly
with fair skies. dry air. aud hardly breeze enoakh TO
keep Tags stirring The temperature ranged between
o5e and 7OO the average 67so being To- hieher man
the corresponding day last year. anu l - higher
than Wednesday, 1900 =.
In and near THIS city, to-day. there Will PROBABLY oe
fair weatner win nearly stationary temperature.
Similar conditions. with slightly warmer tendency,
At present indicated for Saturday aud sunday.
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The WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDGCArGOSs-FOR "A HOURS
WASHINGTON. Oct S.-For Northern New
England fair weather, slightly warmer
For Southern New Eng and Eastern New-fork' East
ern Pennsyivania. New-Jersey. Delaware aud Mary
land fair weather. eas.erly winds becoming southery'
nearly stationary temperature.
Westward to the Mississippi, fair md slightly warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-08
MISS WARDS TgDJspOsIrJOy

Miss Wsri was compelled through her unfortunate iBdis
position 10 abandon Tie idea OF giving professional
yesterday afternoon So the applications received
for howevs that Miss probably open her
furn at the Grand Opera Hon Wi "a
Queens Bavorite." which she u play yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-08

Ancora- has Just been offered for probate in Camden
County. y. j. and q has been hed against II oy
Glendale w. Davis a nephew OF the deceased. BY the
will Mira Hutchns IL left one-third Of the estate wne
the remainder IL left In trust, TO he known as tne
Huchins Fund" for the free distribution OF the WIZ
of Henry George. the political economist ana laOoI
canfldat. for MAYOR O. Sew-York The will was made
September 8, 1888
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DOES THIS RESEMBLE THE GOVERNORs
~ ~ p.I..LI Lnh<

IEO1S
Nomnee-I getting regular iOd farmer. and
glad that It Is
Honest Farner-Been plantin any winter wheat
Nomlnee-NO haven't got that Tar yst but wiz before
long
Honest Farmer-What you ben doing That makes you
Ike old c!odhOpuersl
Nomlnee-Why take my lunch -. >own a dairy
restaurant Don't they have dairy aura1ts farm
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FOR STATE SENATOR IN SEw-JERsEY

MoRRIsTowN. n. j., Oct. lspeciab.-Ihe
Morris County Republican senate Convention was held
here to-day George Walter jenkins OF Boonton; Charles
A. Hovey OF Madison, and j. Seward wells, OF stan.
hone we're presented s can dates for Senator Three
ballots we're taken and Mr. jenkins nominated ho
is lawyer. He served yhree terms IN the AsseH
bly, from 1853 10 1855 inclusive.
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rooEJyg FOR WILLIAM WILSON

Three kilograms were received frOm Cincinnati yesterday
By the police iuourns about William Wilson The hrst
from Henry OF the Gbson House the second
from private eiusen, and The third nOm the citizens
National Bank Mr. Wilson arrived city last nstur
day Etruria left the steamer early sunday
morning Us feeling well Taft the steamer
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WAFER rB4rrs UNFIT FoR USE.

There considerable bad feeling In Mount Vernon on ac
quality OF water which the waer-"orKs
company place furnishes Or Brush the Health Ocer
has Of the water aud has found
that unit for ami has made long report % una. e
The wRterworks were recently
put and the promised provide water which
the people has not been done