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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
LONG ISLAND.

TIE RACES DREW TIE CROWDS.
Tl,rc wa, a large attendance Il, the Huntington an
AGAIN nm saturday. The weather was lnc bchH TIC
i,-i d,y she, a>,o i;icn has had IN three years Inv
races drew ,h. crowds and The rIch was III cAochc''
,nnd,,ion The summarize are n fo!h":
,,oud Long Island stake. ioai, "l , ,,' :. y 90
u.vr, r. f. Minnie Wilks- |. l. Time = W.
:, 80; =. 800 .,
,.roud Huntington Stahra. foals OF loe'-Ahh'e
stevens, b. f. \. VI. iawc-. !. line . "a 81
-; cla,, pnr,e 4'3o-.A l.. g.. Dr. g ".'' DOT
/ l. Nelson, :, m. lcs,c ica!'tlea. - q
t,ur,i,rv ch T.. A. VI Iiaw",. :. =. . Mtinr; :. H.
" H. Inckwn,,d :? - =. Iut"n. D. 4. n =,
+ e. 4 W. II. T.. h. x. VI. II. PonnrIi IT, D. 'ns0
- IT, =. Daniel Dunlay. D. - 10 J"nnnIn,,, u. ~
g., ". IIalrht, = :. u: Fred Wllke-. Highland STOCK
Time ~, = 30 =. ~.
IRE. for all. purse $500 Illinois Egneit. u. 81
,,cnr.:. l. MaNwril. >. L. /. II; w"rrn BLK s., VII
IimI >wh Farm !. !. =. :. : Orange hnon; y. ~
John Pool. I. =. ,. 3. Am3oy; s. T., - e: '1imen'
. > 3 4. ;: Ida Norwood. b. Ill., kr.rham sons
q, :, /. :. ,. SAXON. Highland stock Farm, o.
g. Il. : rnr- 30 / >. :"i. {: -. IL, .:.i
-. :.
In the mule rare old chestnut csmc IN first Snf"k
I:,,.ut; uild. and E"-~ Fad thNi Inc hrN' prize
wa 81, -.runi ~. third 40. THIS VII, n unique
(",iui. a,d ,n.thng -rdpn witnessed at country
fi,r There wti> ION iicrah" ri, airy between rae
.rl.-rd i"ch'y, ni Our"r> and suffolk ro'infir> ana
the ia," afforded great amu~'m"ni ir the spectators
III, ,\ hihIi"n hall crowded all day ANA some
cX,.,l. >p,incn> ~ vegetable, and f!ulfs we've I" he
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.


NOI.NT yERSON.-The Hospital "orherS' W
,htc Auxiliary Of The Mount Vernon lioSpi'ai '.a,o
made successful progress thus far In inc prePs,a,
fr Tho reception and bazaar To be lcli IN thc "'''
,,;,,i,,. 80, 4. tohcr y and .. Among many siits
are five handsome oil paintings by Mrs. koocr' :"
NuIford. fom her own trnsh Ihcy VIII oc "''.
p,-,rd Of by tlthct,. the first OF tie Eve winning
t;L,,s drawn 70 have the choice Of the p'tnfcs'
,r,. ,,d N,thodjsl Episcopal Church having been
,h,rmchly oyrrliar,lcd rpaned and rclccoa'ed was
vomuch Yesterday Afternoon. AddrcS5'S "cic ""N'
Ly The Rev. DR.. Icliaild simmons. the Kew "c'''
r. H. Foley and J. H. Ligl'tburn. W. H. ns'" w."
others. The Eand Of Hope held its monthly mc'V
.r il tlc Trinity Met hpd.st ZIP! +copal thuri ycs,c,
day afternoon. The Rev +: W. Taylor, Oh Iauo ,"r
ky TO WHOM ha. bcel extended 'all 10 tlc cI iii,
I'm Of the church Of the Ascension, On Chester I'LL
p,ac ned ticrr Yesterday. ,,,, ,,o IN
MITE Plains cards out announcing Htc ap
prna. hin wedding Of william lopham PlAtt, VIZ ss
chester tounty's youthful district Attorney, I'D us t
,. Dcsnr daughter Of TIE late E'och peane. =, nI
mani wears president of the BOwcTy saNihs, na"n
Waw y.r, ('i,y The Wedding. wlI be celebrated u
;;r,,ce Episcopal Church Oh Wednesday, October l.
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ELlZAllEIII.

r,.r. . q uIlm, la.L # hAta"iN aw"ng ths
l,.,,o.a,> Of lI.ll County, "lF '"''"'"'' I''' ~
,,r.,i =. the .,m.l,'.l h''hr. IH'-"-'. ire "''
W,,.i I,..an.r:,t.r GA, TIM" ,'d "Ii": "1 aux
-, -, ,.,1,.ii,l ", -, a-r.rii o.- A: - ~r,.H'.r
), ,,,..,. ,,.,,iii..u ,ni r-t.- III" a. '"N I"
Vi,l.,n H. u,k, fnr -hc:,n AZ re "nin''"H'- W.
Nr.h 4, al -, l'ru' 'A''i.'r i'r y '''"N 81 Tic
r.; III i".,t. Mr.. IIr-I = . & e "''''' - a.
,n.r a.., c,,.n j: b. vc;''. -" ilt>' N''' 800 ''"
:. IA IT,. ci-.. ~ II J. -. tie - a. '"''N - 80 =
uut I'm, .ct.,1 VA rIa ~ n"l't ! rtnh" h' ''o
r,....,. ,,.> %, VI. N,:-r. - bear: - =" ct Il i'' =
,o n,,,. ,',i -" l"r' ti n,-,.it.'n = 'h' in
N.d ,,.. H., ,.., wa f,N"r hI, ''.Gd'.N - uis
SENATE. Inn t,l- ST. - ~" i"i "'i'i g.. lie
,ci,,A, +, NJ Marsh fer ill., =" 'fd NI'f /" u" 'Ttuc
I ,ni - IT. ii"ii'- "a" - p" 'i' "'".>''
Mr. li.cL, fr sheriff. a'd -, D. .!''i i'" 80 h'"F
:.,d de, .a,,r tl,t ~" BROKEN c'"" ""ii~ f''' "no
l,h lee, ,l bart, 81 di.i-'"r mf-r 'ih" i'9 '''"'
o. rrc,d"n, rulc warned the wirv Iuiicr al ""''.,
i bcv are Of ,i" wrath II indgu.n ''n''"' ''> .
ard remarked INT rh;ahcthp"r ~ "''f'd IT, /.
,,u,v 'i,r AID W",.i !I.Vr Il. I've I"'''' 49, y"
sad should ,ut thu "rt Al" la-i" II ~ Tee" "'t'' a.
,l. voters intended to hay" -'' N I 49, ''"H'
IL. I,ulni,i,'.. a'h ""f' 80 :" ''' ''' : =
,..t, .j.:.r Ii.- ~pc"h VI. ti't .'ll. .'r''"
If. n. H., r.r. 80, 'i.ap. ''tH.' e.. &c. l".''
,..,., @. 81. 'h,lu'- -" D'L 49, N.:-J 80!
FER n,.- ..... ",ll. l'i.." IT,, ."''' + 90 f't-
e.. ,ir r.a. -. 49,, a. it.' it".- WIZ &C. b. So
,.Itu. ,lor.: o.. lu.. o:i Ia i'.' ..'' g..
>o..,.ua W.u g. Gee Of th" .'.InN. 'n go s.! y"
=, a. u,.,. g. ''."r. t-'! 4 = % 49, Pc.
i - ~. r":o,ai."u t. .'"' i'r..r ~'Nlpu' "".'r-
re, j., ac -Iir.i : 80" II, ;rt g 'iI t'H - l'.i,
r,. sen a.i>rs Iur... H'f'r"i't 80 i.'i. ~
,l.,r .r,n aunu,i ."' "l'n ,'.t'.h' 81 i"i lili.
ii'sH NJ f '"1. >.naIn. l!.. r.r - .-
t.llc. J"i.", 'i>. tr"'' lh '.d :!"i Co., '.. -,
,d u,r: i,,,.- IT, h. 10" rr.n". ;.,.'. ,,r l.-
"r."ni,,'i" a., l'-"r 'i' T." - - = -, - ,i
~ "ch IN ~" tf'cl n""n ia" r".tIr .'' D.;
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They also visited France and Ger

interior Of Norway. They also visited France and ter
many.
Mr. and Mrs w. W. Goodrich arrived on the Travc
on Friday. They spent some time at Carlsbad ioT
the benefit Of Mrs. GoOdrich's hcath ana then wc'
TO London where they remained several wecNs. Mt
Goodrich the object of many >0cal attch'iohs q"
c ,v,s wc known in London having been one Of the
most prominent delegates t. the International Marine
Conference .rhich held in WASHINGTON last year
The Rev. J. j. White. pastor OF the hcdi"rd HNc"',
Protestant Methodis; Tabernacle. Yesterday cccor"o
the n,plc,on of his Gftich ;car IN the work on NE
ministry The services held IN the chn'c"'
which he recently acquired possession OF ~ lorc
c,nsurc SAL, The Rev. i. MrEllinnty preached IN
t,c morning. In the afternoon there was u piti 'rh
meeting at which a number If addresses wee utli'
cred and in the evening the Rev. Dr. Ers;"r OF inc
Spring Valley Congregational Church. cohoue'eo '''
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NNNG TILL Sol NO.

\,,EW NIX -t,rrat M ret j, manifested III the
,,,,.,, , di de -. Paul. Episcopal paii>li one "f
go, !!r ~ ii STAT. ~ the org nal ''1u' ~ "hI =
i,.u ,..,l,rr the tr.' \n,Iitau pfcll.c. he'd hI>
o.. ..r,. II".r il strong element ~ favor -! 'h'
,. -, .,.o, ,. fr,,! Mr> W.l.a.n X. Iain">. having
,,.r , ~" 600 plot it,. a.d l'on hNInc '"'i'
.,,.-l lot. a ,l.i'n. III" f'IiNing ron et"'i' -.
,u.,ur trll.iv,. - a." n '"'. cNiha'n- H-"N
/ ,,u ,t.irri.,' iI The ~i.uii..' t"n'niit'" ~
,ri ,.rI hat ~ th"i' Ir"i": head Nr.' 'Nat '''
>,'nf,,d ;h.y nI"l-t voted - giVt W. "iN'
.d .,,,.t th. ,trrna'n'i IF '."W pau" r "'flll
t,c Iut. e ~" rIr n 81 - Paul, mr. ' >r"'l''
hin. l-c nih th. TIE thu" h,lah ;fiI 'ph N'h ''
f. n i'l Noit further rrr'"''.iit -
liz. p,,,p ,.d ,iuic - 20 %" burt ~ nat l. Known
q. u.l.., ,,~ ai vii ,u-' from ,'"r' I Hio ~
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GATHERED ABtur Ilii. TOWN.


Professor Hermann p Ii"c:in- pl'u- Iv vhic':
H. HOPES have h,> ncN taatrr Ia rni,'m> II '""!'
for "pcullI: hy Dee cn'l''i :.
!, r,p>.ni,m J. on to,t f. the organization #
pew athlete clHb In lrIoalln. some O; the iA,;i";'
of tn. B.pDnNn IaCr,->c t.ul, a:c -3iLu> ale IL
the sbjcci, and y. Il. Evan>. "t "" II Sew -. Nv
York The >rc:taiy OF that ii>tnt ~ Is ni:'-i"I t'c
pr lcc'.
guardian, = ~Iiug the Br"ohlyn Cavr L. a.d E,'ht
WAY leach Ea:lWa, C"mpsuy ioi 800 d,uii&c-.
lie tina, ON Jniy - i-'o. he. wa on VA 4
lourd FOR Cgns:>ic. aud had pnr' chased icnc' lie
toidu, i0I refused 10 take the t'kct but c"'1;ii'i
money. and when It WI, refused a'"an' ii the pi"n!'
The ca,c will nc decided in the Chy Court
john Eyrrc. who keeps grocery AT flfl-avc. az!
=, MARKS Place. il TRY in; I" Get tic thy Court {"
yaca,c the attachment on his property held w Jam
a. Nichols Il 60. lie made an aN>isnncnt pr'c r.r:
m, vic for money he had 3or;rwc': from + To siait
ne bu,inc., His Othci creditor said Ia. ~, Dc
}r,rd;ns uic4n and 50: an attachment Judge Van
wick la, no, vet handed Gown hIs cc''>i II.
The Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott preached in Pymo1t!'
Church vest, ida> ln"rninG fur the first time N:nrc
hi. return from Europe The sunday school &c p ned
after the summer suspension in ''c ai'crno'i NJ
cvcun. services viii be held un,ii II first SUNDAY
in October.
The Long Island Medical College vii. open it, fall
tern, ON Wednesday, Scp.cni,sr II. Extensive addi
tous have been mad. I, TIE lecture rooms AMI Labor
atOrics and much new asparagus il: hc II p"'' 'sci'
There are 10 important cEa'S IN -" ir;NA.
The new building OF st Clemens Pi"ie,;in Fps
copxl Church. IL Pennsy lvania and Lib rtN avc>. Ill
the Twenty sixth Ward was dcin a''d yc',cidav
Bishop littlcohn Ofciatcd. and was assisted 10y .n'
Rev charles A. Hamilton, who has Just accepted tii'
rectorship: the Rev. Dr.. JonCs. the Rev Henry l
scudder and tie Rev William ]. Fitch The corner
stone laid early in the summer The new i'''''
has becn the assistant minister Of 81 Thomas Church.
In Ncw.YOrk City. He is abOnt thirty -four years ola
Nh and Mrs. Frederick A. Ward arrived hcne on
Friday evening by the steamer Travc, AFTER an ca
tended vacation spent In the northern part on Eur pc
rhey were st Hamburg, Rstock Chrstlan!a 't)c'olm
- made an extended carriage journey through Tile
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Funeral OF Dion Bouc ant, Church o. the lr"hs"su''
ton East Twentv ninth-s. 10 o. NJ 49,, , -,
Funeral o. Lieutenant tonlinand'r george bu'N'"' "
inc..on. 81. Bartholomew thurch. 10 q. M
Brooklyn Jockey club races ''rlNcsehu = y '"'
Trla, OF Pierre pars' lis kyh ,,
Conference II clcrgyncn under auspices OF ic'io ''
nicipai Lagi, IIardman Hal. j. ~ ...
XXIst District Republican Committee ana ''sa"'~"''"
No lO5 East iftt.uinth.st. : - y. H.
Meeting Of 'cutiVc conn rte" o. inc 'uzeh" L'
I'm, roycu,nt Imrty No. 2.sj9 Third.av". j. H.
Meeting Of the Democratic Club Holman iois' j. III
M.e,inr O, the County Democracy Executive COMMITTEE
Cooper Union, D. n 49,. ~ ~ wcs,
Meeting Of the County Medical soceN' NO. - ~
THIRTY irs.st.. = 80 y. H. 1900, T to, ps,.
pirnl. Of the battalion dcs Gafdcs 1AiIyeue i'o' ""'
one.hundr and.t"Ii,,l.st. and NlHtha\e.
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NETWORK CITY.

Tho new Evening High school. III Grammar school
No "a in East sixty third Il. oel"ec' H''''
Third ave* will lie opened for ''e F'''S'.'''" W.
students during the two weeks Dcs'h''"N ''''
inc George White i piin'Il III.
Arc,,,;.hop Corrig,n.> Diocesan Council will mo-"
.hi ,,cc,; and IN the place made vacant N 'c o'"'h
Of VicarGelcral Donncly. fnt'lcr L"Nc'c' P''''' Va
,hc Cathedral is slated for the place.
u i rcpo,ted that The Rev. ~ Ealh'i'ro' rector
= =, ,.orcc.. Protestant Episcopal Church i'> en-
.d III. hr,ther the Rev. Maitu- E",asfoin' !" IL
;st hin, in the work Of II. Gc"r.r~ l'''''" "'''- Wv
winter Marcus Rnins!orNi i ut ln"Nch. '"''"' Vi -,
v,,,bey.s Church. Rr!Aton. L"rion. lie - 0'"'
maize Of cambridge. and - to"h "ic''' H''' ' "
Nv rainst,r, I, G present ut -"n'ha:r'"ii' L. l.! ''"
Cha r.n,t could not be- confirmed II the ''''''" vs.
tcrday.
- , uurl. made an appeal Yesterday ~ all 'h'
~ in =, p,,rcIi'. Uld Cathedral III M"'i'N''' Ill
;I -, =, N.ncdict'> Home for t"li.d CMo'c''' VI
whit he ha> charge
RI. electric "po.i;ion. finder" he i"v"n'''n "a
icu,cnaai L. - Fi,kc. of til" Navy. wih'.' ''> ~ .
,ppIi,,i f.. ,cvc:nl ol the wa N'''rl> "'> "' ~"
nv -. Fort Hamilton fp: "Al"''''"'' r"'! "
IN. army, Thi, i, the hr~t la" I'"' 81 IL ''''
,,cc,cd in thi, cu:li'iy. and i N'' l''' '
p,,,. nf any nun"ji that h"> "''A l'l' up III ''''
=, IA. .i;. ,iu." tie ,l.,-'. %! the ''NI' VA
ria. ,,.ld,r., 81 a .,iorv ht> hrrn h"1'n ia "''
'' ,,. ann, .,.,,,tccu,l, IT, r,:u - NI'L"l'>"'".,
~ connr.,i II With the Koran 'at"'h "'''" 81 80
Thomas ,'c Apostle.
GA, r, T. T. Campbell vii d'iiN"" !"'''' ON
r,. v,x f., ME- to i.,.,rroN ","a:n- W H. ir\'''+
,,r >,..,:" Eaptii 'hHl'h. ii l'N"-''' "''' = eve
one hundred ard "l'Nri'h>' y.
fine ,.+,m-iip Eha"ii'. rom il''"i"'@' h''''"'
,ii. n,i ;c-.,.IG2y t." -" 49, passenger ~ 80
,c.l:l,i, vN.,h ri;' !ac.. =" il''n'"- WI"
It, f., .: ~" llI@" 81 h". re. ''"f.
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RI 'TIIiPfORD.

The Rutherford (:n," (lub cave rnI.r" a..
Saturday night ucIi,cr> AID fr.rnt, Am, ,u,
canoe men If IL" IA -I.c River and II, ii, nifty
The club house i:.>icfalN d"tu:nird vnA H., o.,
and ricrns ard the I;ufl: Tfr, club prov gn sunni.
.lout II O'Clock ia" visitor, parted the ,,r,..
and hrlGgtou ruiI: dos II the rlrr foYrnri l,,.
While the lanthc men went mp the river 10 Pa. al,
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl.
JERSEY CITY.

81
WOEKlNGNEN TALK To- TIE It'Hlf ~ rHN''"
AND MANLY SPIRIT.
,or.o,. C;tv i,,,c so 49, Irot!"r!!rnd OF Eh'r'a
Tr,,urna held a pu!,.I" mrcGEE III N""s ''''' w.
ic,,ay nf eruoon fr the li ?D" OF r!ahit "''N" ~
tho nul,ic th. objects Of liz crG1nI'it"3 .ia!"
or>,,, CLyraid accepted an invitation !" W'''" '''
delivered an r,id,.-, coianl:m"!tinE the ORGANIZATION
an IN. wor;, which il had accomplished AGdr'''c were
dely, rcd Lv The Icv. Faticr McN"'ad OF ~ 'a'r'"
r,r,,u Catholic Church. ard t." Rev. DR. Jo' '''
c,udd.. pastor cf III, Tabcrna"lr. J.. u. M"ir~''
,.c. ,~,ud r,a.:.r ol the IiJthcrh",h "i fhlr"i'
rr,n,,uc, made a .pr,h in whch u" c"pi'''""
stiles ., l",ng generally illadviN"' nid ~"' ~"
,i.v .Iuld 10 r> rtcd Ia only in ia" li~' rNl''I
The - ate, Raiil,J,d Commit Si'ner l :. ''' 20 low
Delivered IT." principal addrr~~. II" H''n' spun
,,tcr.,c 70 the number II t' '!ci-. ava -" ti' III
, vca~ the average number -: tlilr"i n"I BILLED Wa
, -Ou oud the average Eainlcr "'ipll1 :"'"" IL
s,..c.,cd that some better rIch" "i protecting f''i
r,,d men should br takrH and urged ia" ah"phh ~
IN. ar,,,uatic coupling In "r:anHtt"i aU""''
aryr,- in the rabrrnarl" hi nl'ht 'll u, ,'" ~
,ddr,,,r> hN t,I- Rev DR.. ~'nd!cr ana VII. '""'''
4. the r.i.n~ylvl EaIr'1' f,':r>i"a' l'""- -
,.,, u.u. cro, Ing tie ris"" ,"-"Nl1N "i hi . .'
!, n, ,.p from New. icrh. we'll Ii''-'h man Nl,'
,uto\k a,,-l. lunp.h iut" ~" iiV'i II" , =, -
,,,un,.i q IL. il," d., haiIi- I'~tu"d MN. w. !"
I'D Tia, IN, name was ird,H M't"t 4" ~ NM ~
li,,J IN New N"ih. lie Va tilcn /" ~" '"'h ''"'
turned +" A policeman.
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aud spent the night there calling at the Rutneroru
honsc on their way .ome yesterday AMONG .'o,1
present on saturday night were b. Freder'c"S, '" a.
p .. -, .,.uor, III : Farmer, ard r. A. Hobart
., % inthc canoe Club: @. Mauley. OF the oranGe
Guy G. schuyler and H. "G %eseGa%be'
HT",,s' ,,;n Galley r. iurscr !. :. 7. ii0ldeh
= ~ madc. and F. Melee Of the EnthsrGro od, cII,
,:un and william Bellcambers ana ""i'e' 'e'
chambers, of Ruth, rfOrd.
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LIN ZEN S.

In orr Linen Department will he
fnund. To-day, exceptional bar
Gains in Fine Damask Cloths and
Snnkins. Hem-Stitched Sheets
and PillOw-cases, Towels, L"nch
Sets. etc.
Fine Damask Cloths: ~
2 yards square at , 80 ~ ~ -
9 4" wide by : IL long , 20 y"
Larger sizes ut equally low prices.
SIS Napkins to match cloths
81 60 per dozen.
81 Napkins to match cloths
em.Stitchcd Pillow Cases:
95c., $1.4O, S1.jO, sl.63 and
S1.75 per pair.
Hem.Stitched Sheets. : TX
= 81, at $3.50, $3.50, $3.50,
$3.50 per pair.
Fine Irish s'hccting. 30 inches
wide, ut 1Jc., SOC. and Tl.Oo per
yard. ..nn
Large Huck Towels at $500.
1925. $3.50, S2.1j and $500
per dozen.
Ucm.Stitched Huck Towels ut
%1.15, $500. 1919, S4.JO and
$500 per dozen.
4 large variety of Lunch and
Tea Sets mt much below regular
prices.
JAMES McCHEERY & CO..
Broadway and nth st.
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CHAIRMAN OF nIIE CATiAIa, COMMITTEE

\, u, Hc"ti!,r "f tho EcpiL! An ENccGriN Con
mittcc the hcadqnari r, IN i1"r"c'-''.. ga 80
uIuiv ni.t .uIi- Vi. ldr1;t1n :" IN >cr mt" ~ e
Ward, wa, olc, ted chairman :" ia" tamlIgI Com
paittcc and CLIrnt. NJ iMirpw~ secretary Mr.. al
llns,uli long i,hIc IA the chIpl W tie
Timed state E\pH>> tOhptHN ne l. n3 Hrt
R~nublcau ard il popular Throughout tn city. r."
new campaign committee VIII met ncN. :aiuld y
,;pht Mr. f.rr!!i:.un .dii Ii" WDl.li appoint Tn.
,Iinu. and U,.icr ,unIin;'iH"S tb'H.
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,XvJvrcSt SERVICES At ST fOLi MAS

ri,. Roman a;l"ltr Church "f II. '"lniha III Wet
,.,, ,f,I i va. iill'rl a. ~" morning 1--WE" yes
,., v..h l,i - ,"4:lc -ii ."l. All VA -, Grated
. ,.., ,c ...t.. tic ,,, ~, II l;..uc Tia, forty M
. .....,,, ,,f IN. ,,ri, atom ni the "hu' u. y
T. CIV. iln' rdr~l cam II 'hr' ~ - th'
,,d ,,,,,A ~ AMI las iil"h FORMERLY hI"' i''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
SH!PPiNG WITS
PORT OF NETWORK ..........SrNDAY. SEPT ~ lss

NU|PTTNE NETV
PORT OF NETWORK .........Sr NDAY. SEPT. III. 1890
ARRIVED
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m-r and passengers 10 Forget Arrived Al the Oar NJ
Il
MIN Mayii f'.eri Scheerho Antwerp 40
ballast Il, I',~ Arri' ~ al tho u al > a
iiu.- Ror.ng. Progrrso days. with mdsr
vessel to Lord Austin Arrived at the Da al ?9o
Yrsso Err smith. Iinvann days. with sugar u,
Elder. Ncss.lio Crbsllos Co Arrivsd
a iHr AZ y -
STEAMER tBr, iRrvn. bermuda days with mhso
and la-,rhIrrh 10 Out drudge 60 Arrived at tho Dhr
sirsn'r Marcus IuIrors Galveston VIA key west
.dtys. with mls' AMI pass-igrrs too III Mallory IS Co
Steamer city OF Augusta ,ntl'rpr. savannah dAyA Win
u'lre AMI pa>scna"rs IN II |. walker
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Steamer Herman Wintef Sckerson. Boston, Win mdse'o
ii + Diinock
Snip Krniiwnrth Baker Liverpool 80 days. with salt
g. order. ra.cl 10 u u DrAfborn.
B.rk 1alsman lBr -c fow.v ~ days. wish china clay
10 HammilI s Gillespie vessel W 9aowsA BurSoss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

The writer met in the store recently
y friendly nci.hbor, a maker of rlotl-
ing, who was buying from Us shoes for
hi, four boys. CIIr supplies their
clothes from his own >tOrk.)
.Itnv d, ~" ,h,c> ~ ,i"u ~ ."r "a" with tA"'
,,u fnin..:l rspt i'"n -" I~A'G
..N,nr lo,> >l".. ts bat "N't h'uchi an'Ht'?
and I unA ~. re "', Wa t:. i'pT.
II is a satisfaction to have any single
part of ones business SO highly APP
proved. We try +" deserve equal COM
incubation in all drparimcnl>-tl"thcs
Hats and Furnishings, as we'll rs
Shoes; mems or boys.
ROGERS, PEET Il co.
TIME )prncs
STOEES } ga ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

P,,L,,rl Nrr, Knnch 'hu.tin.A :! Lays win i'" -
Ice, e, vras-I toe isi~u I""'.
49, ,, ,,,n Nrr ,u ~,., = fsGruni - day. ith
IT,. "a, Il M, krrhn .rrl Ice 90. NrS>r - d+,'h H."
srNsEr Wini y. sand, iI"rs. light. = GEAR
Attlty Island hight, NW. rloit
SAILED.
steamers Sorrrt" for HAnbnr-. BuNa.'. Hn' Po'em!
tiy"rpUO.
YHk MOVEMENTS OF STEAMEitA
FOEkIiN rOKiS
aravxs,owS sized. steamer, SrrNt1 Wl Nah
yonIns Br ghy. from iAveri'"I hr'"' lot NC"
York. p.y. ..,,
for New York
HAvKx sept 81 Arrived. steamer La Champagne GID
Boyer. from Sew York
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-11
Personal.

President Lowrie and Secretary John Berry, of
the Newark Tax Board, and Alderman James
Dempsey, of Newark, while on business in this
city yesterday, called on the Jersey City Tax
Board The visitors we're pleasantly received
and shown the tax methods Of this city.
Superintendent Addison B. Poland, of the Jer-
sey City Public Schools, is one of the editors Of
the new Educational Reviesc. the first number
OF which VIII be published by Henry Holt & Co.,
of New York. an January.
Judge Hoffman is still at the Trenton House,
but DR.. Phillips thinks he is in no immediate
danger. He was resting quite easily yesterday,
aud did not care to be removed.
Coroner William Parslow Is no greenhnrn in
matters pertaining to the holding OF inquests.
He was a Coroner some years ago and handled
many of them.
The Rev. Joseph Mock, of st. Matthew'S
Church, is an enthusiastic lover of good music,
and 10 him is due In a great measure the sue
cess Of the music festivals given recently by the
st. Mathews Church folks.
The interest that +. G. WoIbert takes in
Palma Club affairs is encouraging to other en-
thusiastic members.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-11

brings forth a quantity OF nice white
paper, at least half a dozen pencils
pointed at both ends, and lnstly a
bag OF candy. This is her equipment
for the fray. Her confrere of the
other sex probably sits opposite her
writing with a stubby pencil upon
the back of an old envelope and try
ing to look miserable at the bag OF
candy.
When the speaker comes forward
she joins the audience in giving him
a rousing reception, ciapping as Wig
orousiy as any one. b smiles or
laughs at his jokes, looks pathetic
when the speakers words demand it,
and mods approvingIy when a point is
well taken. She writes busily all the
time too. When the address is fin
ished she gives her share of the APP
plause and then quietly slows away
her i'm plements of war and departs,-
Boston Record.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-11
The oratorio s~oolety,s Concert.

The first concert of the Jersey City Ora
torio Society takes place this evening at
the Tabernacle, when Dudley Bucks
"Don Munio" will be presented by the
society in conjunction with a quartette
and orchestra. The soloists will be. Mrs.
Eva Hawkes. Howard, Mr.. Wilbur Gum,
Mr.. Harper, and, finally. Miss Florence
Tanner. Of this city, who has been study
ing with one of the finest masters of vocal
culture in this country for the occasion.
Jersey City is the only city in the State
that has failed SO far In giving support to
a society worthy the name, and nov that
steps have been taken it ought to receive
the support and encouragement OF every
one interested in the welfare of the city,
il only as a matter of local pride.
Through the liberality of a few gentle
men and some staunch working members
the society has been able to make the
first con cert of a more or less invitational
character. All In all, the event promises
to be of more than passing intere ST in a
musical way.