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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
Az TysAyE W1NAN FOUND nv PRISON

Mrs. Matte Smith. age thirty, was convicted
about year OF larceny in stealing some colning
from tue Clinton House. Brooklyn, whore sue was
boarding, ami sent Pentehriary for year. she
was tie wife OF John 7. smith. or Maiden Lane
j-we.le. They married q long time ago and have
che child. ten-year-old boy. The family went West,
bur did prosper When they reached Pontiac,
Mirh. about years ago they were so reduced In
that the nrghbors hat 20 contribute 10
their support ltbOrei hard support her
hnshahi and the cht until she becam me insane from
worry and OverwOrk taken o the insane as lum
there. While Mrs. I'm the asylum her irband
East She recovered her reason some
and followed them. buf vs. cDoly received bv her
husband who had previously writer tn her relatives
she dead. IL IA now thought that she WIS m
when she committed the theft While she was IN
the Penitentary her husband secured divorce nom
her the usual grounds usng the b0v for witness.
Warden Green became convinced that the woman was not
AnrxamlnatlOn made by
PHYSICIANS and she was found I" be mentally nnsound
She was taken In charge by the Comm ssloners or
Charities aud Yesterday her brother ThOms- A. Smell,
o! Science tady took her home to live with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
AMERICAN OPERA PROSPECTUS.

The American Opera has issued its Official prospectu' rom
which appears that the second will begin AT thc
Academy Of Music. Philadelphia, on November 10 ana
Will probably close early June in san Francisco on
November - season week will begin Al the Mn-c
Hall Cincinnati Following Clncinna there VIII be one week
al the EXPOSITION Hail St Louis AMI two weeks Al
the Columbia Theatre. Chicago The company VIII not De
heard in New.Yok until February 2s when the season oi nVe
weeks op,us at the Metropolitan Opera House For one
week beginning December 81 the will appear Al
the Academy Music Brooklyn, giving week OIL stahu
opera In selecting singers stated great care Las
been led OOba engage wherever possible Amer
ntOn Is called % the fae d az ~
Of American birth WIEN Ah,i
artists OF whatever natlOhaly, Muo
aune OF singing grand opera III the Engl al language VI"
Znfen ha- been engaged leading cOntrao and meLzo 20
Bertha PicrsOn young soprano ifom oe
many IA engaged Nine. Fufsch Ma' tAe No'l
Gonna, VIII be heard IN certain sp..
no g. Among other additions 10 The company are Mlss a.
mia Piunef "A Young American soprano. and MISS Laura
Moore dramatic soprano, VINO let AhitIhA
yesr since L. study the Paris Conservatory three new
Charles o. BBstt Henry Bates ana haIe
NJ Wood John r. Brand American baritone VINO nae Up
ucarei IN several opera companies aud d. NJ BaDooc ~
we'll known basso Miss Emma Juch VIII remain VIM 30
company The works that Will be added 10 the rtpt"F
MI. season are Faust ,GOunOd Aida lNerd4L no
Uurueuots" iMeycrbcer, "Iannhauser " 49,, 3
= G6or,u fWeber). Nero" tituDln-trln Lee IAN
tIal.vvl Galothee (Massrl. the grand ballet Coppe
by Debes The COrsar grand ballet ny Drhu'55 -
Adam Bal Costume by kuDln.iehL ne VI
viii AGAIN De the Ihonn. Orchestra. which has been srs
director conductor and Professor BOuhy the No0Ai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
TO INVESTIGATE A MATERNITY HOME.

A letter was received yesterday at Sanitary
Hea quarters by DR.. John I. Nagle from Edward W.
Gerner president OF the Board OF Health. OF Penn
syIvana suggesting that investigation be made OF
the Woman Innrmary and Maternity Home mt No.
3D3 West Forty -secOud-st. Mr.. Corner Enclosed
circular from tie institution which in stating the al
vanta offered says
Not in a desert or wilderness can one be more
efecually lost Than In a city Ike New-lork where
living all ones life ones next door neshbor VIII NOT
know or care VINO what you arc Tue hid VIII
he removed Immediately aier birth. II we are 80 ln
strurted ami the patient need not see it again Our
arcles of incorporation give 10 ADOPT II ON full
surrender and the payment OF So. should the motn"r
wish reclaim 1t, the cDc can be kept Tor her
at about Sl2 month until she Is prepared u do So
The circular signed 10y -Jam1s OReilly. NJ b. >
director. and Mrs. Margaret Hoppe. Matron.' Dr.
Nasle Will have the matter investigated.
Dr. O'Rcliy last gut at No 3O3 West FORTY
secUnd-st He SAID that tue circular rrreived b. Dr.
Nage 200 that had heeu sent to physicians
all country and that. Tao sinrss caITod on
by rs tuition perfectly legitimate. he ha' no
fear OF Az investigation The insulation WAS incorp -
Rated June % 1854. an managed ~ accordance
tho articles OF lDcorpOrat on. Dr. Ot.eIy con-
tiDuel:
The original corporntOrs Thomas L. OReilly,
my son; DR.. .Onn AlsJOrf ". I. Bacuc, Eugene Nree
land myself The capital stock - $4,000, dI'l lea
shares $3.50 each. OGrs Is sim ijy commercial
venture"
ID. O'Relly declned 10 tell whore the other t1o
houses are which used Dy his institution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
POLITICALODDS AND ENDS d.
ISLANDERS FlrLY AN,wERED.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Oct. 2.-Samuel Fessen-
den secrera 8 OF the Republican National Com'dltee
and States Attorney FAIRFIELD County yesterl"y was
a-ked If be intended to reply to the Walker pamphlet
sent broadcast state recently wi Ii the 0oj"ct OF
iuIurug Mr. LOunsDurys chances If election as Go'er-
nor Mr.. Fesscndeu made the following iorciO'c ana
characteristic reTly
some one hos had tho kindness mail a copy OF
the document YOU refer TO- have OK mined IL. or
cour I do nOt intend to reply. think no sensible
person expect me TO % So The STATE nrllls re-
hrci.ng upon when appear IN tho pamphlet 40 wen
those the name OF the autnor are from
r.t To lat deliberate faisehOOds. ain at O's To- ~
der-ttnd tue motive OF the person making them FROM
tue ebtire document strongly suspect that many OF
these sanI-rOu- statement hal their "rl2in ia
H. o I not communicated WIN MI.
Walker rog II Ing the Matter aiu too buy at resent
IN prusecuIO of criminals. aud hivo no nchalou
for nor time 10 devote to- correspondence with fools
ar LIAR
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DIED..

SUTPHEN-At Morrisown S.T- October l. Christine b.
beloved wife Of Jacob r. sutpb~n.
at Late rosdenco frankyn place. -
> IN. Monday, October 4.
Suddenly. October at her late residence
n447 f.ast 8sthst Mrs. Mary sanders aged 49,
aud sns invited To attend the unera service
Prospect Hi Reformed charch, East SJthst on Tues
day october ). at $3.50 a.
Kindly lowers
WILLIAMSON-At Newark. y. J.. the LIST inst, Helen
NJ ShAner wife OF Cornelius ). Williamson.
Funeral services her resteacs No 1855 Orchard
lay the 9Th inst, at 1870 o'clock a.
Friends of the family inyited Ia attend
convenience the
family.
wENDELr,-On wednesday morning, the 10Th inst. st
Cambridge County. John Wendell formerly OF
this city. In his 10Th year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
BLOWN PONDER EXPL OSTON.

CHICAGO, Oc1. "A dispatch from Lata-
yette Ind says that Brnghursr, VILLAGE OF 500 IN
habitans on Lognnsport and Terre Haute division
OF the vaudai Railroad. IN Carroll County, yester-
DAY man. one BrittOn. to the store OF onaukun
Kearns for some powder. Mr. kesrus, WITH aHSnte"
cigar his mouth. poured out the powder from large
can into the scales In setting down the can the cigar
WI, knocked from mis- mouth into the OF powder,
which exploded with great violence tearing out the
front OF the building aud scattern the goods ABOUT
the street Mr. Karnss arm was broken Ia Two PAGES
mis- shoulders IlslOcated and MS mead anu race
were frightfuy burned He died 10 Few nours al;er
intense suffering BrittOn hai both arms oroXen anu
wasterribIy burned His injuries are fatal WrenKaSe
fell upon Mr.. shauElin and seriously injured MIN
nov VS. kenrd and burned. but not fatally hurt
Kesrns WIS ABOUT iy years Old and leaves vile ahd
eight children.
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DEMOCRATIC DEVICES AGAINST sMALLs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. (Speclat. - Robert
smals the cosorcd Representative from the Win Dis
trlct OF south Carolina flying visit TO Washing
ton for the purpose OF couierrnS vita the RePunhe"n
Campaign Committee. He said TO Star reporter tnat
the Democrats In his DISCREET are trying Dy every ua
measure defeat him an though - had majority Vi
5000 coored votes IN district 1t was still uncertain
hetber ne would be elected There ssveDysiI pre-
cpcts In his district ami says: " inc Democrats
tnrow out as many they -oe ht In some OF
the districts W ~ not appear an IN others oh
one Judge appears. sometime OF thit sort anu
the en- ,ire vote IS OUT Al hr- he saws there
was soms cnancs OF a sUu IN the Republican rauk' out
ali trouble IA settled the convention anu they are
acting darmoniOusy and earnestly
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FALL DAYS NEWPORT.
MANY CorTAGERs LINGERING-SOCIALA AND
Personal.

NEWPORT, r. L.. Oct. 2.-Despite the late
mesa OF tho sessou OF the cosgers here
and propose remaining for somo time. Among the de-
partures those who rent housed and whose leases
expired In September. II will be busy fall aud winter
for the mechanics Several houses are to bs erect
ell and important alterations and improvements are
bsue made to houses already built Several ne"
houses will be erected on the Rocky Farm
W. S. Wells OF New York has purchased the cottage
Bellevuc-ave. owned By Constant A. Andrews OF
N-w-York.
Several cottages have been rented for the season OF
1887. the most important being the Eldridge villa at
Genre Point which has BEEN rented by Mr.. Edward
Tuck OF New-York. newcomer here.
Cottages have been taken tor the winter by +. IL
GoOdridre an by Robert Colgate OF New York
MIRA Frederick Nelson. OF New-lorS whose divorce
petition been continued SIX months, will spend the
winter here with ner family. - II, - ., ....
OF Augustus Wiring .
Cornelius " nderbt after closing THE Breakers"
Mr. Bancroft the historian. whose cottage was entefel
by burglars few nights AGO VIII ceeora'e ms 9
Monday dinner party Ia honor OF tue event VIII
Mr. and Mrs. w r. Dnsmpre OF N-w-York. are the
guests ~ Mr. and Mrs d. Hoffman Burrows. :.
G. = Bovdoin. OF New-Ycrk. IA visiting Thomas +.
The Plnsrd cottages closed for the Friday.
All the cottages occupied and many applicants
Dinner p,rtes we're given during the week by Mrs j.
J. Aston. T. A Haseneyer, Mrs o. IT, burrows Fair-
\. A. Grlswod amt others Mrs. J. +. Gushing gave q
ladIer luncheon Wednes lsy afternoon.
f. W. Vanderbilt aud JOhn A. Morris nave returned 10
Nrw-York with their steam yachts
General Robert b. Potter OF Now-for1 mas leased the
How .rd tage KSysL
Among the visiting clergymrn In town are the Esy.
Father Malone. OF Brooklyn; Il shOp C'arA, OF hnouo
Island and snOp SpauiIng OF ILLINOIS, -.
MUnsgnOr Brieu, OF Rome Is visiting friends In TINS
city. Ia
The Casino grounds and clubhouse are Open me
club IL well patTUnized
Mrs I. J. owens. OF New-York has taken the stont
yllt Bsllevue-ave. and tile Guns Tor the coming
season 49,
A cottage il 20 be erected for General ]. Meredith
Real, Of Nrw-Iork
r. W. Vanderbilt deuies that he even contempllses
erecting or purchasing Newport villa Tor tue present.
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WARN WORDS FROM THE IRISH LEAGUV.
As ADDRESS PRESENTED TO MIR. Mccarthy By IIr
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL.


At o'clock Yesterday afternoon deputa-
ton represen ing toe iiunicpa Committee o. tho Ifsa
National League waited upon Justin Mccarthy at the
Hoffman House. Jat0cs +. Farrell president OF the
Home Run cub, and Known as the Ittle Napoleon
Of the Irish Par ,meutlry Find Association from his
uu;itIng energy fn1s for Ireland introduced
the deputation. Patrick Gleason read the following
address
To JUSTIN McCAErHr esq w. r., Vcs residcnf IRISH Par
On behalf Of the irish National League Of New York we
welcome cordially and heartily To- our great ncioohhn
dear Old land, warm devotion 10 hei every interest %
irish leaders IN their sirnggs Tor Home Rule
t~ an,a,t lo.a e1s wc are sensible Of none has
vinc - rsar for whom we cherish warner
feeling OF affection Than him whom we now &hIsos ne
relieved only by the consciousness OF highest iuy
pursuits poinea aeH,,y s,, IN liz co,1nanon
lie forum the antasonsn- OF political e BY shee, ore
thinkers OF day The auremrnts OF fashion, The bland
weaTy Years Of Toll all fhese we're sachcc and you
your lot fearlessv and unsweryngy with your people TO
heart Of neandin ihe great city Of 1o1don- pleading the
SofnSenoeG the 0' new .rasse st through Al
aspirations the Irish the VIDE world over under te
yr eT hondred self Mnc a. been dnc DO
Ireland stands within tie SHADOW o. ts 20. b e," s
iSroTgH the Rel SEA Of anguish through the Desert Of b
Ht 1 he am i Of those rts winch
Tsnas her gcPs happy anI y have haa an a
tive ana leading We thank you oi The services OF The
a.t ion the work the present the promise Of the utuc
Fnland HERETOFORE hal world and lrelanis
"a IS was prrudeci stated The IRISH PtrlA
mcntary Party changed all THIS and day The civilized
world is ~ OuispOkrn sympathy with Ireland ncnihls
fr OF New York. and FOcn- a. We are
fully convinced sentiments people IN tins country
Ne have the utmost confidence that party IN us tloi
and president whom now have the honor oil al
--, ...... D.. o.,,
In conclusion sir welcome you again and again 10 our
CITY and that wherever YOU 20 on ths oot
Irish hearts pul>atg Win love
Tor lie dear old land and gratitude To a VIII" have done
her faithful service You viii tint unyied.ng de
your own person you will receive night royal ana gen
reception. .-..
ON behalf of the Municipal Council Irish National League
New York the honor TO BE- sif yours iahl NY
rntr~ M JANIS L. FAERELi,
I,wss COY JANIS A. O'GOLM y
pcrVpt~r EVNSFny GLEASON
JOSEPH +. RYAN join Dh-AhNNI4'
FRANCS CROWLEY, -. - =, -. 80, CO.. ~
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Post J,ace NOtsce
tshovd LserssecL rs cAslsss may %

cur al ,ny
Letters .og .orelsn countries specially .rssst
Tor tls.ascA W ay part.cit -! a $500 Va. - .. -
lerfs .ocl..y slueS'I O1Is ''a' ~ ''' -'' 80
SEQ
toro,gn mails wees ealing OCTOBER vii close
suNuAY-At p Al. B.ueuehLs yer steamship l. p
Miner, nom Ncw-Ori,>ns
MoNDAY-A1 SOD D. ~ .or Aayu POI stoAas..p iiayuen
hrl uolc noa Boston uetiels % ape nay ""a iu'~'
TUESDAY IL ior tie Nest Indes Wa - ll'n1s
aud ami BlaLli ana tne Id f--A coahl'es
a IN ,oI nuioDo .c, seslI-ip Alaska, lseeassOs1
AT p .,on'in4o. Gap 40. a. u.~s isA'n" and
WLDA f.sDAl -. 80 A. -. .aroJe pc: steamship
Puerto ,or.e4 ana Lawn, '.o. peg .'eanali' az o. "a.
las ron Ns%gI'1' a. z a. io ,o SeSr
yHU1oDAl-Ae % Ill ios France, Germany. ETC. pee
steamship le'siie. VA ~ mum me- ,,a,s ,r,
.nreeteI vor i.e,sn p al 80 N; .os
a 40, a, D. a., 'or issila,- pel steamship
al / IA Vera cruz. CI.nIeene, ~"--P~S tAOAs1d
amt lucaIAn, pei syo4.llsn1 CIT, o. faeDI~
lilllflx, lO AL or central \ n'riii IA ooata "a
cine yorts asI.D eou VIA sph"@l uetterS nor
Mex 100 an .,lr-cted 'p5g Oo.0h ,
sATU nDAl-A. ior Jamaica per steamship ler.
.iali letters must % per lsl.na u 100
liOp, per sieAi'-iP ru- ' "a s.age.,'eSs Iva
Itud. VA southampton ana sreuea Oet1eIs use.s
Britain aa otncr sidrooea SotAsr.es MS 90 ,S
sRp la Boursosac wa HAvroi y. or seOeald
direct per steamship GLASGOW t'e.ers must
rec ,sr stoA nsap Aoo Au.Werp letters a,s
be dressed "psr SooUtlant -. Netler
steamship Leci,AilD,
lef, must be directed per LeerEtni y.
Mails Ior tho Islands, per steamship Lealania
iron 1870 Dss,'Jef > - a.
bialls JADan per stoA usaip Dels,c mon
Sau rraucIscoj O,tODcf ~ AZ Z - III
Mil, ior Australia NewLellanL sandwich Fil anu
samoan IsaulS per nsn4p AineLl ltrOB Dan rrsh-
cscol Gloss 10 ~ tOt - ARRIVAL AZ
Newi Org steamship Cetl; Win BRUSH mails Tor us
trsli.t IaIis oI "a 1cr E,ty q
Pavl tro trtnciscoL close nero ,,cOOci 70 Al
D. m. MATS cal % Tampa. Fla AMI u.hc5
ty hey Vest Fla close At tbs once daily
Z3UA II
The schedule OF closing OF Trans Pacific mails arrahsed
on hr uninterrupted overland TRANSIT %
Mtils arriving On tiSk
Francesca ay sailing steamers are dispatchci
' VIZ HENRY g.. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post Office. New.YoTk, y. " October !, leso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
GAR1AyD mas NO IyTENrION or REsTGNING.

PlTTsBURG, Oct. (Speciah. -Attorney Ten
eral Garland passed through Plttsours this morning
stopping long enough the depot to say; II Is just
sixty day. since saw President Cleveland LETT orders
At Washington send me- no letters, anu "he al noo
did not read business letter and only peruseh coupe
of newspaners went to my place about fifteen miles
from Little Rock especially for my health. huhte'
a rortlon OF the time and back fully restorei 10
health Mr. jerks filing his osltlon very wen, a"u
AN very much pleased with MIN. When leit WASH
ington Geronimo mad been captured ann as 10 no,
Spow the conditions OF his surrender. an not Itpae
T. ,y what measures will BE- taken IN the disposition VI
his cas- think the Indians should De srnt 20 - new
rs.srvafion mn inst wherr cannot say al present
h. ve n.y. nfenon Of ra.l nng snd know " 10 request
IN hate cot lie hv PrpsiGeu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
TEE RosEvILLE BIcrCLE TOURNAMENT

Tie grounds of the Roseve Cycling and Athletic AS
soc,auon crowded yesterday afternoon The winners
were First mile PROFESSIONAL smithville =
minutes IS seconds Ond miles amateur. rcyces.
NJ Gibson 8 minutes 42Is seconds Ia this IL Il
Gaskel Boston, thrown the picket fence which en-
circles the grounds seriously dred Third
mile promateur handicap O Heude-. minutes Ash
miles. amateur, W Crlst 10 minutes
27ts seconds ffth professional I'VE miles +. Wood Ia
minutes 42e, seconds sixth prOmateur C. Adams spring
held Mass "a minutes 4lis seconds. seventh amateur
A. De Bias 10 MINUTES, eighth one mie amateur W. l.
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"rBg BE6uIr or cAsHEL" Postponed.

The presentation Harley Ncwcombs opera we Hr''
NJ Ca-nei" for tho benefit Of Grant Monument tAL
which va adyrits 20. Tor Monday. will take place on ii'
DAY At tho metropolitan Opera Houso. The cast W." '"'
pr-. about 300 Amateurs who have b-cn frh sing A',i
4nu lnfiult- -li- D.
Hallet Miss 3Hr,arot Oionc. Miss kaiy A.e" I''
perser and " fu- squad from Tie l-iA i'rElHi,is
viii iate uar iu the ~ Ia the iodtA rs SUI 80
iayonct urilL Among those wAo nave luaiAh.'uH ~
,,rf.. of IN. pr-s-nafiDn cyrus - fr, . l. "a ~.
iow George EhreL AdoipA l. sanset' Henry 'Ie"s Anu
F!Iz Joan Porter.
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LONG BRANCH WITHOUT CREDIT

LONG BgANcu y. }. Oct 2 tSpec.ah.-lhe sale OF
the fire apparatus D, Long Branch on Judgment Cd
tanned by James Il. Hayden. the lamP"gh'7i ior
~. 400 has been postponed FOR week. al injunction
having been granted by Judge b. W. scadder OF The
Supreme Court restraining the sale HE banks mere
hold 81 900 in protested notes OF the CITY u
pending the division the assets the town Is without
creoit Many Of the weathest cottage oWAe.s air
among the de nque.t taxpayers whose iahuIe W pay
Ln- cnl.nd the llrE.Aut dIfncnNY.
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DIED

ADAMsOn Friday afternoon ist INST. David Adams. aged
80
brOvAlyn. Monday next al p N
Friends lnvtoi TO attend
BONNELL-On THURSDAY september 80 1885. Alexander
Bonnet. the ga year Of his age $500,
invited 10 attend tue lunea ser
vre- Al us late 80 Crescentaye, jersey CITY
Heights on Monday. October 4, at4 ~ IL
kindly omit lowers
Iuternen al convenience OF the family
DRAKE-CaIius w. FRIDAY, october 1855 81 the resi-.
sn'- All hi. tatuer Paul NJ Drake. lg Mhlea'sL, Jersey
Guy. ,--. ~, ,.,,...,o .. tro, fha
LAFAYETTE Reformed Church. COmmunlpa~ ave jersey NY
OGtR,-auaieniy. Friday. October l., 1850 Al New
,sn.an Conn Mary Hoys wIe Of Henry b. i.ose
Funeral services late home Tuesday octooer D. 4"
Public service at the Congregational Church 1880
kindly OuIt uOwefs
sCRYMsEH-On saturday October = Jennie M we oi
Ionn r. Scryuser and Laughter Oh the hes " = j.
Fuuea services Monday, October D. A. 3oV @ a. <lS
Harrison brvoxlyn.
sMITH-At Troy Morris County NesJersey, Thursday
morning sepiemoer 80 1884, W. L. IL onlih Ia Tho Aot
E1aeral services al home. Monday October L. at
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ARoryD TIE WORLD IN SIxrr-yHyE Gays

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 2.-The steamer Ala
media. wnlch arrived to-day from sydney by way OF
Auckland and Honolulu made the fastest trip gu record
between Sydney and san Francisco her tme being
twenty three fays six hours ana thirty minutes which
previous record. made Oy the Marao, Ivy
The de snad at Auckland for SIX
hours This reduces time OF trip around tue world
slxty -uine days.
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TIE suortDrAXE MS OWN MEDICINE.

LYNN. Mass Oct. lSDcctah.-The nominee
for Congres, Of the Knights OF Labor this District ia
the Rev willard splGlding. He will probably be IN
dorsed by the Democrats He has been, and now IS an
almost constant agitator Tor abOreTs rights he runs
farm The reverend gentle nan had foreman on MS
farm who worked from daylight 20 lite every evening
FOR ak dOla-. a week The tarn ban AXE Tor an III
croase In wage. day. The employer retused
the application. Then tue farm hand secure Joo 10
on OF Ihe tanueries at ten dollars week. with work
ham Il
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HENRY s. FEARING.

NEWPORT, Oct. 2 (Speciqp Henry 8. Fear
ing dieI at IL to-day from aporleIy. He had long
been Identified wIh the interests OF Newport. He was
from the beginning until recently one OF the governors oil
the Ca-ino. officer of the Newport Rea Room aud
ccnecteid with other local institutions In New
York he a of tue Union aud knlrkerpocker
Clubs. He leaves son. who has cattle rsnch III
California. HIS wife died some years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
FATHER MONAHAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2 tSpecidn.-The Rev
Father Monshan for twelve years pastor of ST. ParicRs
Roman Catholic Church, Horrstowu, died early this
morning. age forty-nine. lie born in Ireland aud
when quie yoGng TINS country with his parents
He educate aud ordained priest at the Seminary
OF ST. Charles BOrrOnieo. at OyerbroOk.
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Obituary.
DAVID ADAMS.

David Adams, of the publishing firm OF
Beade Adams OF this city, died Friday at his home,
No 124 st. Marks place. Brooklyn. He was born In
1898 and had beeu publisher for over twenty years
One OF his brothers 10 II. H. Adams treasurer OF Kings
County and another Is William Adams siil al associate
OF Beadls Adams. Mr.. Adanss death was due to
noa TT disease. He left wife two children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
Pop GOVERNOR or NEW-JERsEY.

TRENTON, \. j., Oct. 2 (Speclau.-lfit Is ten
dered him erCongressman John Hart Brewer VIII ac-
cept the Tor Governor at the hanuS OF tue
Republican convention Tuesday. The DELEGATES
,.t I'm mi. CITY and county last evening will support
Mr. Brewer for nomination. tie has E9ou Coi'
,-.ss',al record and IL strorg protecuonst He owns
,ottary In CITY and IL successful business man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2 tSpec'dh.-Ihe open
ing OF the Temple Tneatre tonight attracted large ~
fashionable audience. II the occasion OF the 'S'
performance OF sydney Resenfeids new opera ~"
Mysee I~e." Mrs.. Regle WAS The prima DONNA a.
Miss ID ny Krrns the daughter OF United states S''
-hal kcrls was III The east.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
The VEATHER REPORT

covppvurSr ,NDICArGOS5-FOa 3! HOURS
W,surxcrox. Oct. 2.-For Maine, New
Hamushire Vermont. Massachusetts, khoi1 ls'"hu'
coppecticut and Eastern New-YOrk fair. warmer
weather. westerly winds. .
For Eistern Pennsylvania, New-Jersey' DeiA""s
aud Maryland, fair weather. northwesterV "'"N''
warmer.