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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07


ANpERsoN-on wednesday. September s. Andrew IN:
der.on. Berwick on Tweed Ens IN The s!'t Seas Of
Friends are respectfully invited to attend the tuners. GER
wees his 1880 residence. lt6 West 450'h ST. on F'cT
cRAwFORDAt soutaaed ornge County SeTI OK, On
Crsrford widow 81 David crawford OF New-Yo,k and
daughter la,o Peter TOWNSEND q soaiA.sia ~
Friday morning September T. 1888. at 1880 o'ciocs
cs sTg Of Ti The Ers R%Sy train which Of
West 23d a. At SIS and foot o. Chamberss1 az a ~
DIvFN-Iu Elmra. y Y. September !. 1879, from tho
e.sct, OF a slnstroLe received August $ leeo Eugene
Mem Ssr r sermon on sunlay at Trinity Church
Eimra. u (
GoDEr-on wednesday. September 5. Henry T. Godet
1:e az hi. I ass rs.snce I59 West sss Friday
1h s9sf asR; sassFda7 Al morning aiias-
kindly omit flowers.
oRIFFEy-At hi. residence yor;h Greonwich Conn. eh
month 9TH Daniel ~ Sr91 IA 10 90 pgtcSae ' st IL
mr. zen uS meet tram leaving Gran Csar. DsD, at
GREEN-At Katonlh. Westchester Co, y Y on Wedn''
Faaera services from st. Lakes charca somers on Fris'
September z at o'clock n Relatives aHd friends a''
KENw0ErHYAt Pogghkeepsie sspempeF, g. lss5.
F1ners from her iate residence sl:ardsy. 23O p
RANsrEAD-At Bhtmors Nd on ws,nss . Az sep's r1,
Bragg Brooklyn, and wlie OF charles r. hanS'e@o Oh
B lss' ;'S' on friday September At 1850
Relatives and friends are respectfully aF4te' 10 attend
IS wlom-,L Georss HarlDu smith, il ras All year OF
Notice o, funeral hereafter
TATHAM-On Thursday. September q, 1888, Charles q.
Tathan 10 the 77th year OF his age ,-e ~
Funeral Will be he'd a. rs late resfenoe s
Kalbav-, corner d Clinton, Brooklyn Oh 9"a'AY' sep
TENDER g. ~ / O'Clock
1nternent private, ON M0nlay
TIRR-At Westcnoster after painful Illness Daniel ier
IA the SD year o. his 49,.
Looking up toward heaven lis last Wotls were Jesu'
M, ~1vionr take 10 that beautiful home .. -
Relatives an OF the family nNlel 10 ateu no
funeral from late residence "eslcAeste1 ~ D" "n
september :. 70 = 80 p m 49, 49,.
waiting Tor Lle o t"e e''~~
tram from Harlem RIVER Dssnch.
TUCKER-On "Wednesday. september o Is,S' Ana E.ls
widow o. tae IAte Moses tucker aged % years anu
months ,,, 1000 - .,,or1 "a 4.
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited 70 Stter IN
funeral nor late residence. 80 est o'lh
A.. on saturday mOrling, AZ 10 O'CLOCK
Iuterln-nt az orange. y. !.
WALLAC E-suddenly. Tharsiay morning september
C. 1881. JOAN Lester Na'lfcS. ... ,,..,
Funera che CnGtch OF tse -'9'
81 near Jth.4Vs On Monday september 10 AZ 40 - a.
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TIE ry1rrp pnEsDYrER1AY SYNOD At wORK.

Saratoga, " Y, Sept. (sDcciaD.-At to-days SEES
sion II the annual meeting Of the United Presbyterian
synod Of York. the consideration of the report on
the Boards Of the Church was resumed 1t was recon-
mended
First that the work OF the Boards be remembered
specially In the prayers OF the brothers. secondly that
synod EFFORT 60 raise the appropriations
OF the assembly; thirdly that pledge ourselves IN
view OF tho need Of. more minister's all lawful
means % encourage young 20 enter the ministry;
fourhIy sabbath schools urged 10 paroniIe our sab
lltcature 1fthy that the Synod approves The
propos on tina. the Education shall give 70 each
student entering the seminary $780, and in special cas.s
larger
The report was adopted II was ordered that AZ
the meeting Of the synod conference be held on
the subject Of Ministerial Relief The Rev. Messr5
7. B. Turnbull, Of Argyle, and r. Acheson, Of New
York, were elected directors OF the Allegheny SEM
mary for a term Of three years. The synod viii hold
IFS semlannual meeting at Argyle y. Y. The topic
Of to-night's popular meeting was sabbath-school
Work" 4 number of addresses were mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

To { e 4 4tOr OF IN ! 20 ne.
Sir: In your ISSUE OF tho Isl inst t missed our a.
tentlon at tho ,ne) contributor under TIE nome de
plume " A Clergyman" says;
Many thousan OF dollars have be given b. friends
Of The Third Party To send The Voice Eautouo4y 20
clergymen. Tie writer has been thus favored. lie
hrs " sdly refused tahe the psp,r from tho pos
Office. Tho postmaster has Informed the puohsher, OF
ihr writer's refusal Tie writer himself called a. the
publishing house of Dr. Funk, anu told that in2s-
much as The paper had been paid for II must be sent
lie was then asked II he could not set some one not
clergyman take The paper from tho post office Thus
the moral editors OF The Voice. confess their rcadi
ness to the so-caued Clersymens FUND.- TO Send
their sheet 10 persons who are MOI ccrgymeh 1hey
have collected this money for a specific purpose
This IS charge that affects the honor OF our house,
and We ask you TO insert IN your columns our denial
We have made careful inquiry Of our salosmen and
subscription CLERKS and they deny ever having made TO
any inquiry reply OF that kini. y E. alt gc;hrr et
variance with the instruction given them which is If
any clergyman objects through the post once OF ether
wise 10 receiving g. The Voice" his name is 10 BE-
dropped from the subscription list In no case is the
fund.- diverted from the "specifc purpose for which
IL IS contributed. fUNh " ANAAI-LS'
York. O. l-HS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
BAYARD's NOTION AB0rr REsIGYWG.

Washington Dispatch TO Tie Springfield Republcan.
Secretary Bayard SAID tonight that he docs not
intend 10 res IN. lie has been cOOlly ignored In
two most important state matters l3icly-tne re-
tahaton message and tie Chinese bl-but lie says
that be Is Dot indignant With TIE President ne was
over ln Delaware sa urday, Wien the cana that
tie Chinese treaty rejected. and be- lad share
in the treaty conference which de -ided on tho pres
enfatiOn OF q bin By Mr.. SCOTT Monday lie was
huuarlcnt tonight. when seen by CORES pendent.
and repl ID % nearly every question that ne knew
nothing about T.. Nj scott, lie sad had right
10 Introduce any bin that he chose II IS q open
secre; that Nr Bayard has been good deal cut up
by recent oVcnts but his declaration that hc W.N MOI
res en- seems indicate That be is not yet ready 20
break with lie President lin has sa,d 10 lis friends
thar he regards the recent o. tho President as
political exprdeuis and outside the domain Of dlpl0-
macy. II is thought by that Mr. LsyaId VIII
resign alter ecchOn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
GRAyGEHs SEND 4 PRESENT TO DIR. DEPEv.

GRANGEHS SEND A PRESENT TO Mr. DLPEN.
Tie heaviest work Of the committee which has In
charge the ARRANGEMENTS for the reception Of President
Depew Of the New-York Central re- road, next week,
has so far keep the circls Of Invited friends
within reasonable limits. There such general
dsappo ntment felt that the occasion was TO be made
. purely railroad and non-partisan affair that plenty
Of the admirers OF MI Depew have been eager to put
in applications for considerat on railroad men OF
some sort and lots OF them Democrats who
usually rail against monopoly and railroads. Mr.
Van Arsdae, who IS by the delinquency Of his CO
committeeman, running bigger part OF the reception
arrangements than was formally apDortioned 70 him.
and who is a Democrat Of the most unregenerato
md, Is determined 20 soc thai fair show is given
10 tbs prominent Democrats who wouldn't vote FOR
any Other Republican than the Cenrals president
The farmers OF the West not forsetful of the
friendly greeting extended 10 them in Mr.. Depew's
eaeeoh I'm Chicago after he had withdrawn from tho
competition for the nominal on for President Of tho
United States for fear he gAt imporii Republican
success on an irreieV ant issue The sam sloan, the
boat that will 70 down the BAY % meet The steamer
Fms viii carry a 10 81 pun pkins, corn and wheat
sent from the brother Changers or me S'afe on
Iowa. The 18th Regiment band Is now IN lhd an
arols and cannot 10 secured for the reception boat
mus c, but the committee happy over >ecf't1f
lu VA selection Of twenty pieces from tie band 81
the 23d Regiment, Of Brooklyn. There vas som
question to the number Of band pieces 70 tahe on
tne boat but the number was finally hAec by INC
enthusiasm OF Committeeman Dufcher, VINO needs
some reaction from the modesty which he - ls's'eu
ON wearing over Rawlings fair festivities,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
A rRAys-MrXCAN ROUTE PROPOSED.

Boston, Sept. lspccaD.-A dispatch from tho City
OF Mexico says II is announced that the concesstn
for a railway from Tonaia, tie Pacific Coast state
OF Chapas to q point the Crlaiva River. has been
transferred 10 Joseph Pool, Of NewYorh WHO repre-
sents a syndicate Of New-I0lk and English capitalists,
who Will ar once begin building. The design IS TO
build the railway to place the river where steamers
can Ply down 10 Frontera. on the Gulf Of Mexico. The
concession IS a liberal one and as the state Of Chapa5
one Of the finest STATE agrcnlturaliy considered,
in Mexico, tie road canuo, fail to get large F.i-Ais
Tho Des; cocoa 40 the vor.l Is produced u what Is
Known rs fte -oc0urs O. district in that state.
There Is @ heavy traffic Or coffee from Guatemala 60
iug to the United and Eur Ie Va Panama, which
VII be transferred 10 this new route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

The vague that prominent bank In trouble,
which were stsrted late Wednesday answered
terday Charles ". Fry. president OF the Bank Of New
York. which the rumors pointed, said that they were
entirely without foundation. The bank had made
heavy loss. and lack OF harmony the board
n directors This There had been meeting
q the board several weeks but the absence Of
quorum was the only Cashier Mason had gone
Europe vacation but he had with him the
capital bank the building The bank.
Lad suffered the failure Of dry goods house
of l.. VI. Bates & CO.. which had kept accent
with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

Mos. - the i-,lle. who live ia tie Hebrew quarter
were in he stitets yesterday afternoon dressed ia their
attire nearly all tho places Of business through
out the city were closed Jewish New Year began
on wednesday evening" and yesterday was New Years
U,v rrsl, Iasb,uoh An elaborate ritual u prayer
was observed 90 most Of the synagogues IN the Guy
during the forenoon 9ad services were also he'd IN TIE
evening Tho jews attach si1cTalle Importance 10
the cay and IL was observed by many who DO not keep
the Jewish sabbath. They believe that on tits day
God created the world aAd gave the tables Of
law % Moses curious ceremony, The blowing Of the
rams horn was reformed at the morning services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
rup WATER QUESTION N JERSEY CITY.

The Board Of Public WORKS u Jersey City hear
In last night on the question which has been IN
agitation foI more than year The question i "hehef
the city shall make contract with private corporation
for new supply. have the present supply filtered. or
retain 10 IN i,s pre'ent condition Opinion IS divided
On tie subject, and for purpose ~ learning
via tie taxpayers want that Tho hearing vas given The
dcu,slon was continued until late hour. aud resolu
zion was passed declaring Jer-eY City should own
and control its own supply. that IL Is against public
policy 10 enter into with private corpora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

Buffalo, " y, sept. CspecaD.-The first bicy,s
race today a three-mile contest for amateurs. was
married by an accident. " H. Van sichen, Of
Chicago. took header. lie was taken from the track
unconscious No bones were broken, however, and
ho Will In the one-me amateur race for
the Buffalo championship, f. NJ. Brnier. who was
squirting FOR the lead, took header and was badly
hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
DOCKSTADER'S MrySTRELs.

Lew Dockstader and his band Of mergy Ministries were
Of home again last night In their tte theatre on
Broadway which looks han1soner than since ~ re-
fitting. willis swoatman Dan Co.lyer A:thHr More
land, w S. Mullay. Barry Maxsell George Marion and
Ia French constituted DCckstaGos chief s1eS and from
tie beginning the fast and furious The songs
snd the spocalties ali good and mostly and
were received by crowded mouse. The Performance
concluded with an cXcruci2.u.y funny farce entitled
on the Fence Il broad satire Ca the Pesder-
taI campaign and ought to be good drawing card for
some time 10 come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
TIE VERMONT ELECTION.

White River Junction. VT, Sept G.-Returns re-
ceived from 100 out Of ga towns give for Governor
Dillingham; RcpJ. 4O975; shurilcf DEM. 1860;
seelcy ProJ and scattering 1919 The same towns
In 1854 gave Pingrce Oepl 3o.953; Redngton (Deml,
1903; Stone (Pro), GO. The gains Y the same
towns this year over their respective vo'es In J. a
are as follows Republican 4OJT i'rohibuo incni-
ing scattering $40 Tic Dcmoc at, loss IS Job Tho
kepu blican net gain thus far Is f,1Ol Republican
plurality 243O5; majority over all. 23,@sG.
(For other Political Nelcs Second Fage)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

nIncomar' was the play at the Star last evening.
~ir Downing's conception Of the noble barbarian IS
somewhat at variance with established prccetents,
but the change IS by means an unsatisfactory one
His bearing was all that could be desired and except
IN one or two Instances, Mr.. Downing read his lines
With great feeling ard sincerity Miss Blair made
b charming PsUhenia, both looking and acting her
part well. The rest Of the company also showed TO
better advantage than in the former productions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION

In the diagram A iin9 shows the barometer
nuctuaons Yesterday observed az the Untoi states
bgu1l service station The clashes indicate
teaperature noted ~ Iudnurs pharmacy 2ls Broadway
TRInUyF OFyIcr Sept I'll In-Fair weather prevailed
Yesterday with a cold The temperature raugei DO
twoel o. GU The average (3o0 beng l4ro lower
than % hs sgondns dag year. aud I3la' lower
than on "Wednesday
10 and near this city today there win probably be
fair weather followed by rain slightly warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

Knoxville, Tenn. sept tspeciaD.-Goneral VIII
lam Terry, prominent lawyer OF Wythevillc. Va, an
ex-Congre snan and the 10 the command OF
sfonewau Jackson a. comm nder Of the Confederate
fo,ces was drowned in a swollen stream in Grayson
/ Comfy tonight. lie seventy five years OF age
and one OF tho leading citizens Of Southwest Virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
a GERMAN BAyErR TO MARRY CUBAN HrIREss

"A GERMAN BANKFR TO MARRY / CUBAN HEIRESS
philadelphia. Sept. (spccialL-soccty IS all agog
over the wedding that IS soon take place between
Hans B1orn Crasse. banker Of Ores
den, who owns castle near that
city, and Miss Helena Manucla Vcrrter, o. Ne.
4437 sanom-st., weu-known Cuban hoircss, who
was born at Natanzas and IS said 10 be worth
el,OOOOOO. She is tilrty-four years Old, and IS
largely interested in her Intended husbands banking
house The latter took out hccnse today, and
after giving the above facts said he was we1y-SeVeh
reaI OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
A PRIZE WINNER OVERLOOKED.

TO theEditOr ~ Ihc TrtbWnc.
Sir: in your issue OF August SO, giving an ac-
count of the proceedings at the Harlem Valley AZ
ricultural Association Fair, you state that MIS- D.
g. Halght received the leading premiums for thorough
bred Durhams. You should have mentioned that
nv entry Of Durham bull received the first
premium. hLBNO H. HAN II.
Pawlnc, y. Y, Aug. 81, 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

lie viii have in tho Buffalo Convention nnecnhs OF tho
country DELEGATES solid Kings County Delegation icsdes
the favor although warmly expressed OF Tammany
Hail. and the County Democracy obliged 10 wheel Into
linc DC crushed whom he IS once nominated He Will
hive the IN tod DemncracY at ita hack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
Special Aohres.
COutents OF
THE SEMI.WEEELY TRIDU z
FOR TODAY.

FOR TODAY.
First Pag,-Topcs Of the Day-Retalia'on Dscu,sel
second lage-lEe Retaliation D-blts-uehe4aa hdF'
risOu az Home. 49,. r-o.otr, ,~o,..
Third fage-The CRUSADE INTO AlHea-fV'csn N'"S-
ElOrl. ASKING for Aid ,,
Fourth page-Afinor Poetry-The Dixie -.
FlNh Page-FOr tho Family C.fcie-OLr Young folNs
sixth Psge-OossD o! tue Cap.ta.-Ihe lain Oh "1 D'y
seyenta Page-Ceveland's Second Bid-washington
News.
Eighth Page-Ed!torias.
Ninth Pale-tdltOrias ,,,..--, -
Tenth PaIe-The Victory IN Vermont-Poitcal News
Eleventh Page-COnnecticut All IhcIc-hiIs trlsnds
Helm II iui-Thuliuan C0oAy ERECTED
Twelfth page-Agrcultula
phirfee1th iage-btuel1l LncaUpmenf e. n H.
Fourteenlh P1ge-OhO's Centennial fear-MisceAa-
neOus New+ a. --..... ,...,..4.
Sixreentu fa-a-Afaikr t.-Adt erll -eucLtS
Cores In wrappers ready for mailing be had IN The
T-ibune Counting Room for } cents each.
10 Eotbrrs
Mrs WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
Tee+n9or >0,ens the gums reduces !unamu ttOn, ahays
ali pain cures Nn1 collie and daFloea - cents bJtle
Wedding Invitations -COrrect styles
A DEM AhtrT z SON, EN6HANLRS
46 East I4ih-s. lDnlon Squarc),
Ia OF Meridrn Britannia 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
ECONOMIC TOPICS DISCUSSED IT SARATOGA.

Saratoga, " Y. sept 6.-To-day's session Of the
American Social Science Association was devoted TO
the department Of jurisprudence. Professor Francis
Wayland, the chairman Of this department, made an
address. considering the whole subject IN a general
way. The following papers were read: The state
and the Saloon by the Rev H. 6 Wayland, OF Pnia-
delpha; Is CodlGcaton OF the Law Expedentl' by
W. B. Hornblower, OF New York; Current Objections
10 the Fxsciion OF Economic Rent by Taxation" by
Samuel B. Clarke Of New-York: and The Naturaliza-
tion Laws and their Enforcement by T. {. BOnney,
OF CHICAGO. The session will be closed tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
LIE sEvEy Sutherland sIsrERs BEREAvED.

IHE HhF Nv 81 4HHHI'A-'D - -
Lockport, ~ Y. Sept. Special. Fletcher suther-
land the aged father Of the Sutherland sisters
died to-day at his country home near this city, OF
PARALYSIS. age scventy-three. HIS daughters are
known the world over as the seven longhaired sisters
The father was a marked figure wherever he went
always wearing long sealskin oyercoat, even IN
AT one timo but left the pulpit when his daughters
took to the stage. He lost his only son, Charles not
quite a year ago, and has failed ever sinca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
TO JOIN TIE KNIGHTS OF LABoR.
PLANS or THE FEDERATION OF MINERS FOE
EXTENDING THEIR ORDER

PLANS or THE FEDERATION OF MlNEi'S FOt'
EXTENDING THEIR ORDER
Indianapolis sept. Special. The National federa-
ton OF Miners appears TO b favorable 10 the prop
oston for the consolidation Of the organization with
the knights Of Labor that there IS littlc doubt that
the bodies will certainly be merged at the Columbus
meeting In December. In the election Oh Officers
to-day, James Cantwell, OF this Stale, was chosen
National treasurer The new members OF the executive
board Daniel Mclaughlin, OF Illinois; John Nc
Bride. Of Ohio and NJ. +. Moran of West virginia.
the purpose Of extending the organization mo
tho coal mining regions Of Kansas, Iowa, MISSOURI
Kentucky, Alabama AMI Tennessee. levy OF ~ FeF
cent per capita ordered 10 be followed by another
levy Of the same amount after October ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
An OPTION on A RAILWAY NOT BINDING.

An OPTION on EAiL"A AZ MI HiND4-'D'
Chicago, sept Gan important decision was rem
dorcd by the Appellate Court this afternoon, Judge
Mclnlstcr writing the opinion. II vas the case ot
George schneider and others against Voiney G. Turner
8lr. Schneider IS president of the Illinois National
Bank lie represented u syndicate which made con-
tract With Turner to buy controlling interest in inc
North Chicago city Railway Company. The contract
Of sale gave schneider tao option Of making the pur
chase II the stock wore taken by December -, 1852
Schneider claimed that be warned Turner Of the ae-
cepance of the Of sale December "A, 157o
which was a day before The expiration Of the limit,
sGd the money was put up In the meantime turner
had been East, and had accepted an offer from the
Yerkes-W ldcncr syndicate n Philadelphia largely in
excess Of that offered by Schneider Turner accepted
their o.er and threw tbs schneider syndicate a-ee
ment overheard. schneider sued Tuner -Jl SOOO,OOO
damages but Judge Gary decided that the contract
hoing optional one, was gambling agreement ana
Appellate Court, only 10 get decision of Judge Meal.
lister agreeing in al material respects WIN that OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
ALIVE TO THE ISSUES OF THE CANVASS

ALIVE TO THE ISSUES OF TIE CANVASS.
To the ttorOC The Trt6uno.
Sir: have become impressed with the solemn at
tcntion that the great Of tho people giving
the issues Of this campaign. II is safe TO say that
never before in the history CT this Government has
the subject OF the tariff in all IT'S bearings, been so
thoroughly studied by tho people. vast army Of
intelligent voters IS marching toward the polls and
the very emphatic yes' that will be given In answer
TO the question whether the industries and wage
workers Of this country to have protection, viii
be thousand tines startling than any Retaiia
tion Message Tho people the Government, not
the President, and tho people arc awake. The demand
for protection IS written all over the RepIblicpro
lection for Industries. protection FOR the working
classes, protection from the rum power. ana pfotcc
ton FOR the ball0thOx. ! hope Tho Republican party
viii not 20 OF business until " fair vote ana
honest count" Is every polling precinct In
this land II The purity Of the ballot IS NJ; main
tanned the Republic will pass away. -
BENJAMIN L. SWEET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
SHORTENING THE COAL ROUTE.

The New-York. Ontario and Western Railroad his
made arrangements for building branch road which VIII
connect the coll mines u Carbonate, Penn, with is line
A. Hancock The coal from that district is now brought
~ NevYorz bv the Susquchauna road which IS con-
sderaby longer than the pfop 500 new route The road
was surveyed and charter obtained from the PENNSYLVANIA
Legislature few years 40 by private company DuJ
,b. rof.t was abandoned This removes al dMculty as
i understood that renewal o. The chafr Will De
granted on application The amount Or Ii1he VIII De
lac The Ielsware and Hudson Canal Company i4oue
nj. IND 20 600 tons ~ coal annually oyer the roed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

BRrsCO E-sMfTH-At RiageGsid Conn. on Woinesiav
September g. lssN bv the Rev Francs A. Henry WINS
AnsOn Brisc0c Of NorHlch. Conn, ana LeHA hosot''
daughter OF henry Smith
PARRY-BUFK-At wes5port. Conn. on wednesday. sep.
tember B Watkyn william Parry. or Rome. y l.. ara
Augusta isabelle. dauklser OF Charles Buck.
WISGATE-WILLIAHS-Cn Wednesday. september D
AZ ths residence bride. parents by the Rev
s. H. Camp Emma daughfsr Of Isaac Williams to Joseph
Phelps Wlazate, JOtA VI BroOk.Yn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07
spINNFRs AT FAIL RIVER co OUT on STRIKE.

SPINNERS AT FALL RIVER GO OUT ON eIklhE.
Fan River sept. 6.-The splnners in the Nauagan-
sett NH quit work to-day because they were COM
PEELED to work overtime in order 10 make up few
moments lost. They claim that two Of their number
discharged last night and appealed 10 Secretary
Howard for instructions. The latter told them 10 do
as they chose as the spnners' Union has a law for
bidding making up anything less than thirty minutes
lost time. Accordingly a shop meeting was held and
all left their work.