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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
IN THE POLITICAL FIELD.
CALLING OFT THE CLEBGYMEN.
A MEETING To- BE HELD SPECIALLY FOR THEN
BY THE PEOPLES MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.

CALLING OFT THE CLEBGYMEN.
MEETING To- BE- HELD SPECIALLY FOR THEN
BY THE PEOPLES MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
The Rev. Father Durcy, acting chairman OF tho
C1ergymen's Committee ~ the Peoples Municipal
LAagne. will send circular letter tomorrow to every
clersymen In the city. This letter will speak Of tho
steps taken to connect the clergy Of NewYork with
The movement 10 secure the election OF non partisan
municipal Officers. including tho formation Of o COM
mittee Of ministers Of religion At tho initial meeting
held at the Windsor Hotel Jnne a. and the passage
Of resolution for general conference OF elereymcn
Irrespective OF denomination, 70 10 held about the
middle OF September consider tho grave issues In
volved In the effort for political reform.
This meeting Is now called and will DO held at Hard
men lIail. Iifth-avc and Nnctcent!st, Monday.
september 20. ut p. m. report OF the work so
far accomplished will DO made and the Rcv. DR.. How
ard Crosby will read address upon the moral and
philanthroplc aspects Of the movement. full In
tsrchanee Of Views desired. and plans for interest
ing tho lNty IN the effort TO improve the state OF
the city government will be presented. The presence
Of Az ministers Of every denomination Is desired
whether They fAvorably Impressed with tho pur-
poses OF the movement or not Letters either accept
Ing or declining the invitation should DO addressed to
the Rev. John ". Krnmer, Victoria Hotel Annex
New.YOrk.
The managers Of the League Yesterday denied re
port that the Committee on Nominations had offered
the Mnyoralty nomination " cx-Secretary Charles s.
Farchild. This would be impossible they say. BE-
cause the whole power IN Takc nominations !. vesUu
in conrss Of formation They did not deny, however:
that Mr. Fairchiid', name was being considered md
mites s on s somnn %%s Will III PRESENT to
Committee for It's choice for Mayor. oher names
s may be s t ,s those s at
William r. Grace and William L. Strong.
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sELECTIONS FROM THE NAIL

TIE lid CONGRESS DISTRICT CONTROVERSY.
rsthe Editor ofThs Tribune
sir in respon,c 10 tho demand fpubli>heh In yoni
paper Of September lOj Il tho gentlemen who "'m
posed the Seventh Ward delegation In the COngres
sonal Convention 81 tho lid District In I-as. that
should give tho name Of tho man who gave me the
assurance that aer fhe complimentary voting 81 the
seventh Ward delegation for Nr. Emerson was over
their votes would he for me. | name William
Ray. OF the seventh Ward. member Of the STATE tom
mit,ec whose close relations with members Of toe
delegation are and we'll known did not seck
him; he came 70 me between the making mp OF thot
ticket and tho primary. when Il was alrce4y certain
that I should be q candidate bcforo tho convention.
borasse the Congressional delegations of both fac
tlOnt In the Twentieth Ward werc publicly piehred
70 mo. and he thoi told me what have sah.
1t y fair " .ay that since tho pnblicaiinn Of the
Iet&se making this domand ma, have Mr. Roy
and. reminding him Of The conversation Of which
speak. told him that should name him ~ my an
tAority, whcirupon Mr.. Ray said that the fact was
not ~ stated. and that the only octNefaon he Ind
bud with tho subject Wa n tho state CONVEX
tkr at SarseotA. In which he had told that " xr.
RmersDn ont Of Tho way ne should be glad TO do
what he c'pid for my nomination. and he further
said that I've had conversation whatever with me
the subject al the time and place which hAd Just
/ reSrea, that thnr- should 10 . difference on this
point between Mr.. Kay aud mysrli can cell no
witness. for no third per..n wa. present o. tho ron
versation ] must theTcforr. only leave II 10 every
man 10 decide whether Ne will believe that imagined
that conversation that Mr. Ray has forgoften II.
NAV add that have hcen repeatedly ooid by fnend.
solc!tahon' for that ucttt (Which was successful
bv only about ten with tho under tanding that
tho d'l's''" won" vote q. sr'r '' BENEDICT
No. 1913 Aeeiphist.. Brooklyn. srpt H. 1870.
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shord /. cd daily by all interested as changes mag
v'r loE io:ssn countries need 40. ns specially ID:
for I'd 70 . BY % ~ D.nSs% :aS es.
.sn, sv do S., . .H See'y addressed being
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SP tor Costa Rica. via Liuoi, per s. s. FoShall FROM
.; 70, Iss 1 ,ss s.s,,
countrc. must be dreeted per Al.sas',; ~ 50
-,n I'd S Sssfs e., Rs %'s &c
NJ for >. nSm%eo Port de p oI f,, ~:
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of Xew.york, vic Queenstown at m for Europe peg
per s%'%'s y; 50 M for Ea,opt per s..s
Vi" Southampton and nremen deter. must Be ar.es.a
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asia 70: "';s ',.s"S dTsss S:s
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Netherlands Austria and NORWAY Bergen per A. rity
Of Rome via Queenstown letters for Other European conn
a. M "a. crmany Denm.rk sweden N"rwav chri.ti,niV
and Russia per Fms ,ia Bremen 0ett'rs Tor otheS
European contric. Via Southampton. must he dirtceS
per Fms " at 80 y. M for the N'therlands direc3
per = Ohdan VIA totferd'm 't,crs must h" dr"rteN
pcr OLDHAM -, at IN a. for ProTrrs" up =. 9.
Vrrays ecr> for Tamp.co and T>an direct and othee
Mexican States Via vr,a cruz, must b. directed " psS
Vircaya At 10 for Trinidad and robaco per >.
Alps: At 10 o N. for Central Arirrca and south PACIFIC
ports per A. Colon Via toon (letrs for t,ratrmaie
he directed Der Colon at II A. M 10: "rheyunls
and Curacao also Savanilla. via curacao prr Phtlas
irlphia letters other Colombian ports must he die
rectei E" prr Phi,drpha -; ~ r. N. for aTpechs,
th'opas ratasco and u'atan per IT., ot wnsnine'o2
other MEXICAN Natrs via Vera Cruz. must o" dreetco
per city ~ Washington ~.
SrNDAy- AZ p. M Tor Truyilio. yer = s. F. Hou:hs
from New.,r'sau<
Mali. for Australia New T:nc,nd. Hawaiian; FL sne
Samoan Islands sr :. Arn.ia from San FranciscoI,
ro.e her" september IL az 40 NJ or o. arrival ~
Nc~ York IS Anrnn,n With nr''ish mails fo' Ans
tralia'. Malls Tor China and Jana1 prr Ciev of Ee
:, 30 - ~ Mails f,r m" soc'c'y i.i,nd.. ~ ship
1rcpi Rrd ON S'n Frar'is cose hcr' s.pt'r BE- ~
al 20 ~. Mats for Ncafonndln sd. y r I, H,lfax
AID lv steamer. close ~ hi. "nr- daily At ~
iy stranlc- close ~ ths ofir" dal' A. 20 Maize
TO- tuba hr rail iaupi Ia. and thence bv stTnmet
snnc Monday md 1hrrS'a,- r's A. this ono" DAILY
NJ Mats for NJ xtr" o,"rl,nd unless specially
addressed "r d.p'tch hv 'tan" close at this ONCE daN
~ 3 q
The srhodui" 81 closing ~ Pacific MATS L. A.
ranged on III" prrsupon %, their un!nr rind o,crand
t-anst q ttarc.co Mails n nm re - arriving
d. achrd theme thu slmc DAY. Ec.is''rd mail closA
~ " " w. rORNrLIrS VAN CrTr. Pcs.m,.te.
Poston'cr Ncw.Tors. " Y. Sep enb"r IL. 1900
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DIED..

DIED.
nj. remain. will Be- inferred at iIinnbsi. No. sspsen'
s Chicago St. Leo,. and .nne. paper. D'....
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r." OK nv. nj e tse,, h., u,... s,.. s,,s
m rSs 70 s:us esass b 81
r,.: :. , r.. s1ay e sS; s,s sing Sa
RAKRyThe r,ysrsnd cIe,ov r.,.,,s .,A ,A,a. A. ~.
Jf %ssJ Sss; :SsS TsS
be cslsb.a.ed n s. Peters Church New Arshtaa. l..
cAsTREE-On Thursday. september H. 1900 ss his ls,d
residence $50 Yves. lStst p'eumcniH John Cassssa.
Funeral sS;ytse: a. the Central n; Church 7sh:.~s-
Ar. mesu.x Of the board Of Directors Of Ne Iryaae
Bank nsd On as ssp;e% !s H. iseo e
Mr. John sa on MOTION the following r'0lus0ss
@ % s esn S e o ss ~
:i1s ,;;s :sSsss';ssS y:
fore
thirty years a. president and wss one Of our
, TII S1rM . %ose nSn". S
memory ALL we feei the loss Of . warm genial end
earnest and tender sincere sympathy to his
,: sses ;s :
the family OF tn assas'd .pp,nr s.,,.,v ,,o ..
DE KAY-At Haywood. New. Brighton staten Leland u
nod yeoE nra nr aS d. a ony sSS % "a
lato Joseph Eodman Drake, Of Ncw:iork; ,,.
~ q. 81 te" Se ShurGh HEM scaa ~ l.. MeneSH
A. 10 az ' % U" .''''' VI '"' '''"s ''"'' "S
DONOyAN-At Now nrirb,ou s.,,Ar Island ON rues.
day September O. Dr. z w. DcaStan in the SEA yess
Of his aar ~ " - " ' " W.
cUrrxCrr,, o y.,. ,.>,. ., u,,.,. Y.-,.
"iic Of David :. Grr"ncngh 81 Boston IT, '"'"''
Funeral A. Jamaica plain Gass ~
,,Yx- , ~ - ....,. a..
III NIIS"ddrnly, at Lake George on Scprmoef X
SsH se o'! emu OF James ~. a"a .doa ~ S ''u"S
Funeral Of theft r-.Id'ncs "a wsrburonsve Yonkens
80. - u " =. .. a, n.
'hNr-o-oudoehy, on the morning o. Aufust ~, nsvs
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SVrDES CELEBRATE IN ANNVkkSAhf.
MEETING TO COMMEMORATE THEIR FIRST
SIT1T.rMI ut ~ AMERICA

A MrrTryG TO COMMEMORATE THEIR FIRST
sIrru.rMrN ut ~ AMERICA
At,ut 1000 Il the II 900 Sw"lcs in Ncw-i"rK
and NJ IN. l. ooo >urt,> Of Erookiyn met at the
u,-l-m River Park last might celebrate " Our Fore
fau.n. Iny" in memory Of the settlement In Penn
xvlyara Of tho first swedish colony In America when
took p,ar. In Tie month " september. 1924 Ce"
h,n,,,n. 81 the Anniversary have been hold In the
We., tr number II years. but not until yc'terna'
WV ANY formal cfort AT commcmoration made IN
New YDih.
Law nights affair was nudcr tho auspices ot the
,w,s,ish singing -~rlcy known H. the " Lyrah ir
pr,c,~mny, III, .uicd singing hy the s"!'1y ta'Ican>
rrp~.rutiug the arrival Of the rw"dtS III Delaware
AID tho formation ~ \ new settlement. ana hguN'
-, ti,,t ,yu, Ad"phU,. hiuc whom All g'od S"'he>
,.n.,t to honor M,,cr Grant. who expected
"a be pr,Y,'rt and make ~ short acdres'. lSc" '"
appcor ~, place va. we'll supplied By captain
osborn u tic Nluma atirn Of Naval Veterans
csp,ln u.n,rn r.fcrrcd I, the l,ndlng'of the NorS"
mI,n IN America u,e settlement Of the first SWEDISH
c,,r, ard his prrs ma! relations with Ericsson and
.x,d letter which had bcsn sent bv the us>'riaton
,o King Oscar II ot sweden. accompanying series
~ resolutions pa.,I previous To- the transfer OF
Ericsson, body ~ his raiivc land. pai'ins 'bSed
the crs,rlti"iL
Among Iho,c present wcr Rudolph Lnrdb"r-.
T. H. Fcck otto Alderman. Thurr Johan,cn. EDWARD
Holm rr, John simpson. f.. l.. Feck. F. r. Eklnnd
o. 2antcson. K. Ar,ids1n. T. " Anderson, Charlcs
r. I,hsn-cri. G. Rvrx>trand r.. Swsrt<trom, iIakan
Johanscn. X frykmsn. VI. tiacssor, Jolh M"n: u'
sundgrrn T. Malrnstrom \. Anund'cn. H. Swar'-
,,ror T.. >jorrg r.. St"nnan aid inc foilowlos
member, ot captain O-b,:i'> >tah James T. Holland.
~ Bostwick. ,crk AMI AIDE J. Mr'lnchy. boat>wa'n.
Andrew J. Gilman. signal quhrcrmaStcr
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$500 90
alA. 1oS 10

e6. 109 1o Total. .f30i 40 %
Amount OF assrts Hat ies rI71.2G3 u
This report adopted and j. H. Steiner offered
tho following resolution. which was seconded by
II. L. Kingsbury
Resolved That the Stockholders Of the S""-fork Con.
Company. limited dcpo'e and dercca the repeated
UnWsrnntcd stacks mad" by few dSanert-d sockhod.
upon q the Casino that II" sdmis
Of the anas Of company has been several times
thoroughly investsxted. end has always resulted crrdtaby
70 oil oMcer, corporation thst wc arc satisfied
that Affairs Of company and have b"en honestly
sn1 economically managed in the intercsts Of the stock
holders and that sound business policy dictated the app
cation Of profits realized 10 the payment OF The crht " the
corporston rather than the declaration Of d'vid"nd"
Mr. LAssen opposed this resolution, but was carried
BY large vote. Resolution, were also passed thank
Ing the rcurog Board Of Directors and Mr. Aon'Vn FOR
their sorvIccs to the company. The election followed
md tho directors and inspectors chosen. with the
number II votes caSt for each. were as follows: ID
sectors-Rudoiph Aronson. 3.:77; Jefferson ~ Levy.
c,s70: II. s. Mendcson. $50; X. r. stuyvcsant'
..s!o: 4. D.. De Frecc ::l51: Andrew frcedm .n
zE:st x;on.on. ai4o: insp.c,"r. Of "i.si!cHIew!.
sssrk, 261s: p. A. PhiiIps. c,O1s Leon Jolly: e0is.
M chairman Of the meeting announced " the COM
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EDMUND YATES OK DfsRAEiI. REVISED.

TO the Editor OF Tho Tribune
Sir: II IL 70 seldom that Edmund Yates Is caught
tripping tIsak y Il almost ungrscios on solitary
occas!ui 10 put him straight but his paragraph In
your London letter ~ daf with rcfercnce 10 tho DIS
rre Rossiyn inc1hent II wide Of ue facts and 30
ponres. ~ . Joke TINT am constrained ~ give you
the incident ~ II really occurred.
Mr.. Dl>rsrr. on his secesnon TO powor. in 1874
knew tho Earl Of ossyn only ~ an ardent supporef
NJ his party lie had all but completed his appoint
ments when No announced 10 his colleagues bis ht'
ton Of appointing Lord Rossvn 10 ono Of the psltlrA
ocos IN tho Royal Household One OF the Secretaries
Of state who knew NOR M Lord Ros,l,n than did Mr.
Disrarl. suggested that the appointment would b.
unsatisfxctory, the Ea:l Wa frequently given 70
Oh press himself In rather uncOnry language "Ah y
said the Premier. swenrs. doos he Then have IL
Wc'n mako him Lord High Commissioner ~ the Church
of scOtlnnd.n And they did. j. r.
New York, sept. IL. 1900.
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Mr.. hKONSON'S COURSE APPROrED.
An INTERESTING MEETING OF THE NEW -YoR
CONCERT COMPANY YESTERDAY.

CONCERT COMPANY YESTERDAY.
The meeting Of the New York Concert Company held
q the Casino yesterday was all interesting one on
sccount Of the recent charges of acknowledgement
made against Rudolph Aronson In /" The Daily Fl
nAnosi News" and his consequent charge OF libel
against Alexander e. Lasscn, one OF the stockholders,
Tie meeting resulted favorably 10 Mr.. Ar"nSon and
his methods Of management II. s. MendesOn pre-
aided. There was god attendance. and Mr.. Aron
con cast votes BY proxy for the following stockholders
few o. whom present for part Of the meeting
Chauncey ". Depew. J. PicipOnt Morgan. q. Mead
Tookor Thomas e. Plat. John p. Kennedy. Cyrus
". Field. james u. Brcslin, Robert Is. Roosevelt.
Daniel S. Appleton. George +. BAKER. Austin COrbn,
II. {. Fshnestock. George J. Gould Franklin Edison.
/. \. sengman, Walter stanton Edward schell.
+. F. Gunther. Robert stuyvesani Edward Winsow.
z. y. Taller, H. X. Bishop. C. {. Baldwin. J. Town
send Burden, j. d. Tappen. William u. Arnoux,
Henry E. Russell. e. T. Chicherng L.pcnard Stewart.
Robert &. Remsen. ". y. Grant. jr. Dr. Egbert
Guernsey H. Mex. TwornLlcy. Howard Janray. J. ".
Grswold. Robert L. Cutting. and :. V. Kruger.
Mr.. Aronson presented his statement Of the affairs
q the company as follows:
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HOW TO PUNISH RECKLESS ATROCITY.

TO the Editor Of The TfIbuns
sir: IN view Of the recent work Of nends In New.
York CITY and state. would II not b wise 70 aGitaes
tho enactment Of o law making snch deeds ~ an ~
temnt upon tho life Of the PRECEDENT wrocking OF rail-
rad trains and firing OF dwellings and tonenent houses
A crime punishable With DEATH II might deter some
NJ the cold hearted villains II their own netkn wcro
ri,s "a IN ieonn,dy ATLANTIC.
htonington Conn. Sept II. $500.
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rHE GRANT NONr NENT DESIGNS.

The public exhibitions of the successful and hrS'ic-
crs.fu. designs for The Grant Monument frcnn vote;
day IN t'rtcics' Art galleries. NJ NO. |hU tItn ave
Tho exhibition open from a. IN. until p NJ
hut o,hmvh this embraced Tie half holiday. there va,
,o rash" f., see The designs. Unly a ,cw hrndic d
pcopIr many Of them Interested ~ ART ana irth!
lecture visited the ;allerIe> but Inc general putin"
DID NOT show mich curiosity 10 the rNh!bflhn
rho dc.lon, will to on cNh itiou all Of this week.
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II suspected that County Treasurer Little was snort
in his accounts. Mr. Little agreed to turn over to his
bondsmen sufficient amount Of property 10 mako GOOD
the deficit. The Board Of Supervisors decided to IN
vcstigate tho reas,rers books and have found short
age OF something over 80 1000. Little Is u Democrat
and his Office will be declared vacant
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PREPARING FOR ELECTIONS IN BRAZIL.
60 n1LAINTs AGAINST THE REGULATiuNb-C H
CANNING THE PART1 ga

GANIZING THE PART1Ea
Rio dc Janeiro, Aug. I6.-Thcre IL beginning to be
considerable interest displayed in the general election
for Senators and Deputies To he held on September 10
In the organization of the ocai tickets /, difcult
70 concIH,e conflicting; claims and much dsrOntent
bu, been caused. 1t 4, believed however. that the
official candidates will Lc elected long as the
army continues united and favors the Government,
.be powcr OF the latter Is considered Irresistible.
Some attempts have been made to organize parties.
thc most successful OF these being that Of the Catholic
marty. which will probably poll good many votes.
The bI.bops have unanimously protested hgunst the
c>cln.on OF the clergy from eligibility to office. This
is one Of the questions involved In tho election As
r,lc however, the qucstons at issue bear rather on
pcr,on, than on principles. a. neither the Independent
nor the Official candidates present any we'll defined
nrocr,mmc 4hc official candidates. II elected Will
proby vote for the approval Of the Constitution pub
llshcd by the Government While some Of the In
dependent candidates express preference for ths
original draft framed by the committee appointed for
that purpose.
There la, been much complaint against the cleo
tOrial regulations which place the voting under tho
control Of boards appointed by tho Municipal Councils
which, IN their turn, arc appointed By the Govern
nent either directly through Its agents. the Gov
ciiois of states. Many prominent men have declared
their intention Of rcfrainng from taking part In tho
eisctions and lave advised their adhercnts to DO
likewise TO meet these complaints, the Government
has Just issued q decree adding to each electoral
hoard two supervisors. ono Of whom Is ~ be justice
Of the peace. ana the Uher the candidate Tor IN"
Oilce Of Justice who received the next highest vote
the a cce," Whether .sn. J.. sn WI"
and S essiaent Of the Republic Thus t.
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When In search Of business chances examine th'
short advertisements In The Tribune. You VIII nnf
thom on the ninth and Hfth pages today.
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R.,y psEyEyrS rgE FIREWORKS.

In consequence of tile storm last evening" the nro-
works display at Manhattan Bcarh WAS postponed
MADE 70 celebrate tbs anniversary OF tho capture o.
fhe City Of Mexico will b carried into s@eet
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Rochester, y. Y, Sept. 18.-rhc XxXth Dsrict
Democratic Congressional Convention met here to-day
and nominated Colonel H. S. Greeneaf BY acclamaton
Baltimore, Sept. 13.-William J. H. Gluck has &C.
copied the Prohibition nomination for Congress in the
lid District.
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Dt,T GREEK DOESN'T MEET GREEK. YOU SEE
Tn thu Editor OF The Tribune.

Sir Permit mo to call !Omr attention to al OF
ronnous quotation used By enc OF Your writer's IN o.
DAYS ISSUE referring to the proposed action OF INC
Central Federation OF Labor against til. Knights u
Labor. -.
Tho correct quotation prcfncnS the art'r" shonio
read "whcn Greeks Joined Greeks. then was inc
tug Of war; 1t y to be found in the pay % AfA
nudcr the Great Act ~, Scene @ written by "athaheI
cc two centuries ago. and In this sense j. np'npp'e"
lac vour writer intending to convey, az II does inc
IL. that when the Greeks were unitrd they Wcfc
invincIbe. The ,ords uscd b, your corre;p3%n%Seh'
have no existence a, n quotation LroNH"N'
(;rccI,bush, n. u, sept g. 1850
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NAMED TOR TIE ASSEMBLY

Owego, n. Y, Sept 10 (Speciall.-At the Republican
Convention in OwcgO day for TOga County Royal W.
Clinton was nominated for Member OF Assembly
Albion, y. T.. sept. I3.-Thc Republican conXention
Of Orleans County to-day repOmlnAtcd Wauaro
L'IIOmmedien for the Assembly.
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prs6tnhle SilyCr Mining Iuvesimerf.

The H"~iork Dai'y fnnnri New. ~ ,rrm, ,,
NV, ,doI ial, The Colorado Mining inN>tmr" ON
,ny ri in,t, makes kpcralt, Ia dealing III thr shnf'>
~ ,loped properties, tnu>r Hh'h hov' ta'n'i
1i,idcmd pa,ing Ga,i. Tho silver minne Industry Ia ,
I,u crntlv stimulated by the enhancement OF h' WMr
~ The white metal. The result VI tn' passage OF me
Silver Hill especially IN Colorado which STATE 10 now w
the height Of production. rid mines pos.'s'ns low r1aa
ores which have been abandoned hnfihS INT Wrtu I"
depreciation are being w"lkrd with ndsone rr.ms
I'M. ouunrtinity profitable Investment III SILVER mining
i'm. many rcd 40 encouraging pio>t,t
-, ndIy In the II often dinicuit Z" get rliab'"
in, ru,,t,n The tUloialo Mining lnNrsm MT toni"ny
.mr,r. that want having II" own nIht> 81 IN" i".t
rl,, r,iIrity thus far been abl tn Spa az
IN, What from chan In getting hold 81 some 81 w"
n., ,..i,nblr pruprrS. The company u no" on"rinS
limited amount OF III" stock In the May,Hl.',pnt S\"r
Min" whirh /, paying monthly dividends OF w..
cent upon r,p,l or f. per cert per annum SUFFICIENT
ore aid IN sig't To- pay Oh" present rate ~ tvl'
drnd, or years. While adding u the :npl", ~ tn" rr,,y
and this from q snail area ~ the cnflt" prp'r'~
owned by thu May.Mazcppa Company" Full inf'rnat!"n
b" btard Of the colorado MninR inE:sinTt or
rra.urcr t-N.Treasurer Of T. S. The Gost"n Pot Aay'
in ts nnanrnl column Hon. James Gilnan cNTrcas
rcr Of The United states IA. beromc treasurer OF the
Colorado Mining Investment company. Mr. tlnllan
nm able anancrr Of world wild" reputation His MN"
means great deal 10 Investors and will br ax To imply
that nothing hut sound business VIII b undertaken by
any which he Il connected boston
0urnaI. September 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. so:h:st, near SHAVE.
The Rev. B D. TYLER Pastor.
Morning sermon Ly thu Rev. J.. IOnF. OF New'Haveas
Conn. NO evening s'rsicc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

CHURCH OF ZION AND ST TIMOTHY.-Sundav sew
tees september II. at II a m aud 80 r. NJ In ST.
Ohm, Methodist ipsco, Church 2j3 West sd ST. S0es
ices IN uplci church and not Ia the basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

hoard and rooms, household and other help. ant
MANY other desirable things are advertised Oh IN
ninth and NTH pages Of The Tribune this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

CUrRCH OF THE BELOVED DISCIPLE. S8thstv
ucD- Mad -Rcv. -. GREGORY LINES. Rotor
III onciatr at 20. II aud =. During rdecorating q
, hurrh. services held Ia chapel adjoining.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

THE PENNSNLN ANA RAILROAD COMPANY
,,,onc.. ,hnt after September ~ tho Saturday Half
ijuiday Expcs. tn,ln leaving New York u 30 p m
and the Long Branch trAm leaving Now. lork haN
,r,rcpt sunday at 30 D. N. Will ba withdrawn On
.nd after september tls 20 Il. M train rom t"in'
Pleasant viii he discontinued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

SAWYER MEMORIAL CHURCH. 1c:th.s. near Icxs
invt,o.avr Ilrv. DWIGHT NJ. HODGE rast0r. -This
church .,,nd. for practical; religion fe
thee DAYS without r,gsfd u hia.orc Christianity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

mitteo 10 examine the vouchers secompsnying ire
treasurer's report Austin Corhn, I. n. 6eligman,
George J. Gouh Roger A. Pryor. Franklin Bien John
p. Kennedy and II. L. Kinesbufy.