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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
GARRETT ELLIS WINANTS.

Garrett Ellis Winauts died suddenly from h'ar'
failure on sunday evening AZ MS home IN h''' i"'V
~ payouur ~ j. VI. Wnant- Wa born OH 0'i'"
f,,nd ia I,19 When nine yclr- old li, father was
l,., M sea. leaving a wife and TX children. ieW
ti,ou-ond dollar. lcn - the family was loNt bl p'u
Investment Garrett dd farm work br several years
md then -hlppcd on schooner a; = per m"N'h' VIM"
,,c. months wage, were due Young Wiuaut- Wa ne
fr,udcd ont Of every dollar 10y the captain Later Oh
~, foiud another situation ~ ~ per month"; an"
rcnucutly obtained command OF iortY-''h N''""''
i,il, for him. He became her owner ana ulN' ''''
,,ho,ncr and a cargo IN Long I'lihd Nouhu' Nv w"
p,uuilc,. bui he MANAGED 10 h'ilh Inc FINS -
,,d ,,ote considerable money, soon owning hiie'h
hoat- Mr. Winnut, rapidly became "'"''' ~
,uu, live Steamboat, for the United states ""V'fh
mcnt A large part Of his "cai'h wa g. -,
-, amin, In a,out forty acre Of submerged jersey
,y, ,,,',r fr,nt for which he paid 100000. lie
had q contract Tor cleaning the STREETS oil Nc" ''"
80, ,. ,c,, and depo,,tcd the garbage on Inc Jersey
,lt. In, where ordinary boats were 4''H''""'eu "
I,or hc induced steam ;lip aud railroad com
,r,uics f.. make "a terminal there. lhN H"" "'I'
',,, t,,, rho most valuable part OF Jersey ny
Nr Wiu1uts retired from active nl''u NE. iotcr
tsCn aud went 10 BaNOnur 10 ivy IN 1a,,nS n
In I-4i he married Ml'r An'a"o oiSrrn SURVIVING
C,n,ain Wu2ut, made one tour a"'nu W. .,.,d the
- ,o9 miles ana published In, uotco N'', ,r,,e
World" lie alro puh',uru d ASia Africa and the
oyer "e hn sea- Last summer Mr.. Wlnanc FanHH
~ 900 io found donniory ~, va 1n.ncct t6c new
then go COO more. ne t nt U.s. :, prominent
huildng Yesterday. Mr.. WtltN ',rlrh and 4 liberal
pn 80 IN. bergen Point reformed 'h'i'h ""u "Gnutv
5,v.r to f. Judge knapp apP"l'',o .,"r heidi II
go Commissioners the ONLY ONCE nc 80 VorL noii-
liI" ', t"t nm active interest IN New otN Pp,,
one '''T rh funeral viii be- held tomorrow NJ a. w.
~ III. home and the burial viii Dc prN"'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
4 CONCERT FOR CHARITY AT INDIAN HARBoR'

Greenwich Conn, Aug. IL (>peciaD.-beauN
fashion and wealth listened 70 sacred concert i'S
evening for the benefit Of charity IN the parlos o.!
The Indian Harb0r Hotel. The rooms were h"cd
with ueoplc and on the broad piazzas many others
had concrecatcd 10 listen TO the music. The enter
tainment was given by some Oh the guests OF tho
hotel in connection with the orchestra. Mrs A. &
Guntcr recited An ldyl OF the Period which was
enthus asucay cucOrcd. The following guests khdIS
consented TO assist at the entertainments MIS-
Dora Lyon Mrs A. c. Gun;er. Miss Louise Peter.
Miss Jennie Parker Melvin stevens, David n Name,
After The concert a collection was taken up ana - -
was realized for charity. ON SATURDAY evening, "a
INST % there j. Ia be carnival Of Illuminated yahtN
I'm the harbOr in front Of the hotel Ir1es are - 10
giveu by the ladies Of the hotel for the boats lcs
Illuminated. After the carnival, a mop VIII be gwen
bv Mr. Yard, proprietor Of tho hotel
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THEY ALSO SAW a GREAT LIGHT.
To the Editor Of The Tri bnne.

sir. .rnc meteor frat Sccn on the evening OF
,u.ut &c from various points OF view was 'Vlt e'S
bv the passengers OF tie steamer H'dh h'h'"ohu
about ten hfc"n miles ii"" "'o'hH uc'"ocn
aud ~ o,c,ock several persons who were on the
minor dec, we're startled by bright light suddenly
Illuminating the river similar to that Ct bright moon
light The houses and even the leaves on the trees
conld be dscemcd along the shores. glanced
inward quickly and saw huge bali Of IRE pa ing
ii,I"t,, 1'cr he boat There 10 tall 10 il and in
"" Gov, soconds i had mrhcd Itself cNt ard nothing
remained but few SPARKS ana soon tHe-e Were eH
or.ndt rbore wa, 40 noise Of an explosion roticcd
by me-. The meteor rcsem5cd a ball OF fire from a
ro.ran candle i'm its nigh through the air:
New York Aug. II, l-tO' f. h' LANE
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RICHARD uAySFIELD'S REAPPEiRIycE.

The Madison Square Theatre rcopcned last hieN'
when Richard Mansfield made his reappear%cc !"
the title part Of Clyde Fitrh's popular comedy E"aH
punmel. 4 large and enthusiastic audience greeted
Mr. Mansfield who appeared TO be in much better
health than when he compelled TO Interrupt ms
season BY the extremely hot weather. Evidently inc
brief vacation has been beneficial to all OF the mem
bers OF the company, for the performance was married.
by a brilliancy and a charm that were ScaiceN
possible during the tOrrid spell winch maze Alo
Almost insurcrable within doors only few days ago;
The run Of the play will now 20 on WITH months 81
uHd0ubtcd prosperity in prospect. Miss Ec.Jl,t
Cameron Will assume the part Of Mariana at ne
Tooth performance early next month, when souvenirs
will be distributed. The performance last night Vas
the seventy fifth.
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DJsrU,rGIyG MISS NARIoy NAyoLA.

Mis-. Marion Mazda has been playing for several
,ontb. with the D. Wof Hopper Opera Company iu "'a--
RE. in the A" at uc Broadway Theatre ha' been DIS
cl.a,o,d 4 week ago Miss Manoa applied Tor Two
o,vs leave Of absence ard nor rqaest wa ermtd She
40 ,o ,pcar Oh the following Monday night ana the
management learned that she had Ron" a"ar on Yacht
inc cruise She applied fof leave GA m" plea that h
health had suffered from the excessive heat She NI'
letter from Newport IN response 10 letter from Nina
- S,.,,n. IN which -hc promised faithfully to aip'af
At .ae Iooth performance lat night She dd rot appeal
aud a, her arrival At Boston announced yet IdAy MI
..over. -out her the follow ing telegram:
W ,o T., notify YOU h.t Won having broken and hay
Inn called t. fuli your par, Ol tIe co'act enter INTO
,,.,1 Us dated December 90. 1888, We -hn consider -'o
contract cuncrloG and yO"r services @ho'! 7"u '"hu
win not De further require.
Nils. Manola's part IN "Castles In IA" AH' has been
,,l,, .loce her departure by Miss Annie OXEN, "ho
I'll cor,t,e 70 d. 80 untl the cad Of the SatrF-
c,v night Mrs O'Ncu Ia played the par, aco'I'by
and nav have the leading part during the cneag'm-n On
g. adj
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nEEPE oaos y M5 M9"& g. and ApSni Lite a SSS
F ESaSa ag Sd y ,%% ard II months
Funeral from the icsdencc OF hs parents Vein Au
Gust IT, at 3 O'clock p. m.
Iutcuncut private % . a.,
hI Itacc in this city, William Nelson Ba4eman' NJ d,
ra9e ri rom tSc ho9 , Is West 87hs Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock ooo
Wa,,ien lat. r.-idencc Iafayette-aye, Tuesday
afternoon, i2th inst. ,. n.
c1nPENIEEAt NewE!9sace ;6o u ,,S sa,aFaay
Reatiy and r.nd- are Respectfully invited 70 s'tsns
Jic iun,1l wednesday nr , a5 p H. a' inc resi-
Carriages vii De- IN waiting on arrival Of 'o2 train from
poDCF-In Brookyu on August H. agnes I ISmer
vounr i daughter OF Elizabeth W. and the late william
raae a, her ac s;dsa sc p i22 De N'0av''
Pr.6yfion iIomc' - East 7sdst Elizabeth Edwards
u%r ' Mondoy august H. Goo W. Happy. eldest
5a Of T3iza and tao late Geo D. Happy IN his '''n
N Stl' Of funeral hereafter.
HoNR T'%~ Agrgt Sc TO- i Of !he s aa sa Hh
Sasa IN h., 5 G i residence rarrytown. on Tues.
c 1s In waiting On arrival Of p al from Grand
Ia S,.1ili a al Convenience o; family.
r5s o. Il 5 9G S y9 hi. '9 Sse %
4 r9o y aaa S Nn't 5. Ludlow ST'.' i O'
TrmporAr5 .n;a.mcnt at Pulaski.
KiCilAEp>ON-At A-buY Park. saturday August 2.
oivc IS. widow Of the late benjamin . A. H'chard'
ra i raj y Mi b held a. r. Fsa,1ce Of her ION.
Andrew b. Rlchari,on. iN6 l}'diod'aNep pTooh'n'
Oh Tuesday l2-l Inst az O'Clock j. H.
RIGNEY- Phillips Maine. August o. 1880: frlHces,
,hIi dalchtrr of mona, and AbO L. Rieney, OF
t,,.rai -, %i,', at tn, cony,n.nce Of the family.
sruooNNNKEE-At YORKTOWN, AtKan'a,, July 49, leoo
Daniel ". ;. hotInaNrr, aged 81 yeiis'
lutoin.at ~ Albany, y. \.
VANCE >aru.. ID. II. Vance August H. 49,. c,,,
funeral service, az thc Firth AN"n.e f>pNtrfldh
o~r 5,hayr and jjth-st Oh THURSDAY me ltth lhsI''
10 80 .. d..
RI, nd, win kindly omit flowers
WYCKOFT-At GAent. y. y entered INTO Itst on $40,
ah evening lCt Inst. Ellen y Nancy, WHOM VI NV
ir,. tcgu,i.g> WyckoN -. ., ,..., -nr..h
FUNERAL ,c,icr al tnr ,napl g. ist eloim'd Churcn'
%a,y.usiu,wirk \ j.. on "Wednesday at r. ~.
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Az ATOYISHED CLEBGYuAN.



heard a story the OTHER day ab0ut the former as
ii t,ut rert u ci one Of the largest Episcopal cHchc'
81 The rty The gentleman In question i, now the
rr., don't Of college fer away That ne ca1nol
piud - rcI9to the Incident. lie Wa, jolly goof
'iiny :, men hc lvcd Ia boarding nous" mere ana III
i,' IN hour- was accustomed 10 join IA WIN me "iHr
,od foicvs Of tic house at friendly game oi Whist
,,r &. .,,nlr one evening when j., was out al ser
,'ic~ iva 81 In" VGgs Of tho e~ial l-Hhcht ich'l
ln,cd That II wa, hi, rvga liable !abil np3n returning
i..,. "a Dan ui- roundabout vest ana 'FfI'ai coal
NOM 1 an "ld ,mnhing Jacket and cnca,c MS feet
g. rair of m rocco slippers which latter always %
ruu,cd lie same position on ms b"dre'm hOOr prcP
ar,tory ~ nj. coming AcoodlhP| u!ty nrniN
nailed thc.c slippers - tlle ;,", Gn%iri returned
The hoard him moving about they hrar! '' lIIuu o,
liz shncs ~ thew were taken ana thrown uoWI anu
then all was silence They pecEcd c9uLousIn H. ~
,d here Irheld The yOung clerG man standlhG IN M
SIi","rs his face as white as sheet ana iook on
horror upon H. his eyes staring s,r' ,fI a,e ~
srbt wa too much for them. but tncN m'il"srl :"
snppr.~. Their laughter and ASK " ~ ~, ~ ,a.
u,dnf yyhat the matter was Na'NI ~ -, 49, :;
there is matter enough, boys IN pSfnEn o1 ana
can, move hand or foot For mercy soc he'p nc
r. ,, asa actu.IIv such is the force OF ilnaga'lon'
iecve he was paraly2ed foT moment or g%o' t1' ne
finally set 'cm up, IN InaHocl o IA 'P'''0 " "
calling by buying cigars for the cTo"u'
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THE WEdTITER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL s p. NJ. TUESDAY.

FORECAST TILL 7. NJ. TUESDAY,
Washington, Aug. li.-lor Ne"'insahi i0'f' win
SLIGHT thermal changes except in Western Cohnrctc"%
slightly warmer.
For Eastern New.York. Eastern Pennsylvania Ne"-
I,r-,v Dcawarr Maryland, Virginia AMI The tarohaN'
generally far: norhery winds; slightly warmer N''P'
I'm Northern N,w-York.
For Florida showers slightly cooler in the Northern
part. ,-.. ,,,
For oeorgia Alabama. Mississippi and Louisiana 'a'r
cc, local showers in the extreme southern portions
For Eastern Texas. fair, followed by '0al Showers "
the northern portion. ,.
For w., virginia kentucky Tennessee and Arkansas
slightly warmer and fair ,, oA,.
Far Western Ncw-York western Pennsylvania, ONO
Indiana Uno, and Lower Michigan f'ir ana warmer
Far Missouri fair warmer in southern. stationary
,.r,tu,. In northern portion southeast'ly winds.
For wisconsin and Iowa. fair followed oy Sho"''' "
the northwestern portions; warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12

The flags on the city Hall were at h1 mas ,,,c
doy ON account Of the dcalh oil '"'''o' ,n, ,htrty
-, orc time AN Alderman, and Tor "O""' c..,,
a. o"v ., this city who died at Dough-, Town.
Lang I,and on sunday. Mr.. Vance was porn ar' ~
p%iIadepnn in 1874 where he enlisted IN the army 'or
during the Mexican War. After the war was
ro came TO New ork and started inc p'"a' "'', ~"
f,cturnr firm Of Mitchell. Vance co. WIZ" ,,,.,
came one of the largest nrma III l"'' ''t n ponrt
ness In the city. lie was nr''"'' =, ,.',,I.,, in
-, rerr,tlon f,r several tcrm-, was Il Ia P" -,
" r."'' 'n -. .uch wa elected to the Board OF
Aldermen in Is7t lie wa elected rfvI"T"h e f,Il
Heard and when Mayor liavemcyef ur" and allcd
~ DO mnexprrd term The firm OF Mitchell ror now
Wv failed few years ago, and Thomas d receiver
ComTissIoner OF Public Works. was ,u.u
. , H,nrc'S acnlh tcnl due to heart failure
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NJ sooner, however, Mr. Storey lost sight Of than
Msssrs Tanner and Timothy Healy entered, and their
sppearance caused some CONSERVATION. as it had been
ill the next session.
oRMONDE SOLD FOR c12,0OO AGAIN.
Captain Russell Of England, who some eighteen
months ago arranged the sale Of Ornondc for the
Duke Of Westminster, left here thursday last for
Buenos Ayres. Before leaving London he offered by
cable 10 the present owners $4,000 for OrmOnde.
icing the amount paid to the Duke for him. ana II Is
understood the offer was accepted. The buyer is Baron
Iirsch who is forming a brcedinGstud and Is now adj
yertislng for mares. dams of winners, The Hungarian
Government was also anxious to offer Gl2,O'O for
Ormonde but its agent had been told that the sale
had been already agreed TO-. There is, Of course ii
risk I'm bringing the horse over which the buyer mus,
face The sum Of s14,OOO in gold at the present
exchange represents in Buenos Ayres from &oO0
10 100000.
A FISHING TOUR TO BULGARIA..
Lord Granville is looking forward to an angling
holiday in Bulgaria 1t Is country not much known
10 English wiede, of the rod but has plenty of good
sport to offer. There is particularly fine salmon
trout 10 be taken in of the tributaries Of the
Danube have heard in my time wonderful stories
Of the size of the fish taken in bulgarian rivers, which
range from forty to seventy pounds. Eut what do
our trout and salmon fishers think of Bulgarian GEEK
and shaden which. when they happen 70 be best with
a constitution like that of the English peer who is now
preparing to tackle them at tho ripe of three score
and fifteen WILL it is said, often attain 800 pounds
weight, EDMUND YATES.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF HEw-JERsEY.

Trains for the seashoeLong Branch Ocean Grove, &c.
Sandy Hook route-Leavc New York, PER D. North
River, at 4 80, AS, :00 IL 100 q. m :oo 3:4o'
80. > 80 p. m.
AIlraiI route-Leave New-York, foot Of Liberty-st,
North River at 90, rs, 0:l5, 1915, IL 10 a. m.
80 (express 80, 80, 100, A 80, 5 80, GAO
p. m.
Special fast express on Saturdays at 90 p. m.
Sunday trains sandy Hook ROate-Lcave New YORK.
Pier J. North River, AZ . 80 a. m. 100 p M. for
Atlantic Highlands, sandy Hook and all stations TO
Long Branch
Allrau Route-Leave New-York. foot OF Liberty.
st. North River at 4 co. 100 a. M. 100 p. M, for
Long Branch, Point Pleasant etc. -
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Thcv Never Fail 20 Cure sickhcadache.
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER Pills often tn Inst desc.
Po.ionice Notice.

CARRIERS LITTLE LIN Tx flI.i-of VtISs ~ ..'s 80.
Posionicr Notice.
>ho.d Dee read daily Dy all Interested, changes may
Occur ai - 5r oSsn cOuntrc, ned 10, be specially ad
Wncn It is desired send duplicate, q banking ana com,
mrrta documents, lct'cr' not sgeciay address being
sent by ia,t ys,gi, a,aao l,,soo ,yu., 10 Will
lorCi . ia l. IN 'G all cases az this once as follows
UfsDA1A Il I D. iUF I 5~S s LA yer rata ,oantiic
& s5ashapioa a aaS brte dJ t IS for raa
da gsr t ya At d2 81 sr, i' Tor GFa
ii,an and otcr european soun.rle' mus, be air+c'ed
,r'r , En. "mf,,t Gonaycs and =. N1r; peg ;,
5 5S.n a" TIA nI; A. -! 9S' !sr
l. Ccn@al oett; Tor ot' 1 for tn NetSar.sads
g ., & cer r 81 obaS VIA ROTTERDAM Letters 10
de'r$ pgr oHd1 VIA rp t Ter S must be- drcs:d
pr NoSsS a! 80 ~" M 06 for SI Earop toaa:
ba Via southampton aud liAmbIr at l. m, io' Sehe-
ni letters Ior Other Colombian port must b. directed
XXI NJ at or Na % rs & r and Santiago.
Cuba per s. cientucsos at p a. for Peg; ~. l Eso
S snnd ah 3D. per- steamer from Haitian 80 p for
FKiDAY-A M JsTacq Niaagsa an and t ,Ssts;
maIa per nondo t't;er' Tor be!'l' must D. o'c'V'
PSATTEDAY-At 80 a m for FiancS sH,tioraT "a
atrc 30 To- EgoPs yer ,irsos Z n taIy Spain 1
@ pStga must be- directed per Erura at m.
aS Ye9c'p %. dE'd rp2 e per E2iSSa
o@ Sso'o"S S Sir .sd Per c 1 "i
Gr,,.v Ihingy ala tletteTH
'..t. MGR ThugNaa AZ II am for 0stu.e ~ a.
as. Iaeuel Cages, PT,L,sea
Adirondack; p. m. foi Canl'n" ~, "tssr Mexican
STAT AID cuba must be dir c;cd per "tba n,uon and
- ~, Nv Furon1 M e. Weria va SUI Gfari from
1rrIuon a, S y. NJ FOR Ruatan. per : = D WV
'sT%pNY-At 3 p. IN. for Truxillo' per 5 3 l. -'"
New Orleans. Of Pckin2
'l'IN 40. Augu-t ~ q. and
gtrom san fian.loIy %ewZ,aand Hs"aiian fbi soa
t,,'oon Island. Der ZraahGl' a'fyal AZ New.
close here Au1I|V INN wi.h British Ehilc 20. e.,
| Mails Tor the - 'H ADJUST p. at % 80 ~ ~. Mans
,il,,f nv rail HtulN anu u'"'' Wi,s o.
70 SIe once daily at 80 D. m MSN cla a
| ,i. Gu Ia Boston. ana thrIer uN III
Miqurlo, U TN A. 100 D. Mails for cuba N raiI
y Ia ran%a Fla and thence 0Y ct'n.l ~ y ao NJ
s,nr w. NJ Nico overland unless sDcllN auS'va ''
"a, staner close az this ONCE dnlG az q. ~ 49,
d'nr schedule Of closing Of Trans lscc msi. c,rd
- .he PRESUMPTION ~ .hcir unintrffcltd eNetanu
anI ~ San Francisco. Malls from The East srrnm:
on time AZ M L'nce the same day. Registered mail
closes at u D. ~ coYRNFIIt's VAN COLT. Postmaster
po.,onice New-Y York. y. Y. August 4 Ls@~
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GERMAN RrrUBLrcANs MEEr

r,o C.rI,on RcvubI.au Club VI no NNIGth DI5tIi"t
met nat night a: 80 097 I,.th-aye. Adolph "oeh,l
presided and Louis schneider, IT, vas secretary Inc
mo-, rIpo,;aut at which the crD took OF pupii;
nature wa, % appoint Adoph Go,lel, Edward Iris'''
Ioils S,hnr.dcr Louis Ebriaiu and T. o. he"nor.S
,, ,,.c % consider and q y,c mean, 81 getting Re-
prllran news published ia the German language Tor te
benefit of tho German, Il this city. The commute" VIII
consul, with the yarog, readers u "a" Assembly DE-
t-i... AID th.n decide some dcaI-'" pf"-iH.d '.
,uot,., committee Was appointed . obtain nf1m t'l
r. m the Republican County Committee a. 70 no" 70 VOC
under IN, new election aN. Inc club viii have pfa'
teal Illustration Of voting under tho Bahotl'eiom ~"
AZ its meeting IN september
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12

vcrsay acknowledged that 40 vOlts-that ilsuai any
employed in the incandescent Lights pcriecly ssae
far life Is concerned. Yet not long aKo ~ wa"
announced all over the country that little ccioret
boy killed at Chattanooga by coming IN cohldC.
with an incandcscent light wire of 40 volts, ana
electricians were asked to explain how this could
happen 1t could not be explained, and was n0t un,n
electricity had been on the wire for over half an
hour previous BOYS coming in proximity 10 10
that the boy did not die electric shock. and
that the burns that were attributed to the electric
hsd in his hands and not to the electric current.
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TROOPS TO KEEP ORDER AMONG CHICKAsAWs

St Louis. Aug. lit is learned at General Merrtts
headquarters here that four companies OF troops from
Little Rock and Fort Reno are on the way TO tho
ChlcIasaw Nation. TO be distributed at the variou
polling places next Wednesday General Merritt also
cent Captain Babcck, OF the 9TH Cavalry, to the
scene OF the expected trouble, and that officer tele
graphs the General that he does not think any dltit
Guilty will occur now that Ii IS known that troops
d1i be on til ground.
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NAVAL CELEBRATION II 1902.
TO the Editor of The Tribune.

TO the EditOr OF Inc TT D u Hc'
Sir: The po>tpOrement Of the Worlds Fair leaves
open the opportunity for an appropriate and notabl"
tribute 10 the memory Of the great navigator BY the
procc. sion on the anniversary of The discovery OF
America Of fleet composed of vessels representing
the maritime nations of the world. spain could re-
pr.ducn one of her oldmc gallcon>. as we'll rs bark
ikc that in which Columbus, made Bis voyage, ana
tlo modern steamships could meet them AT san sal
yador in company with the representatives az thc whole
world 10 pay universal tribute 70 the memory OF the
day. WILLIAM Cb"NO nV'i'-'H'
New York, Aug. o, 1880.
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STAND By REPUBLICAN PLEDGES.

To fhc Eoftor Of The Tribune.
SIR Every true Republican will feel delighted at the
scoring You give senator Plumb, of Kansas. in your
oday's issue II is enough 10 find obstruction with
tho Dcmocrats but 10 have them In our party is
oe,.ic too much and from Kansas. tOO-a state that
would be worthless without protection Rnt do not
mare any fathlesS Republicans. The party Will give
tboir hearty support. Now that have the power.
n VIZ miss doln our duty and fulllilg pledges
for tariff reform and the Election BILL We NAV not
have another chance for years. SlDSCHlliEK.
NpWDort II. T.. Aug. <. 1890.
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SELECTIONS From THE MAIL.

SATURDAY TO MONDAY EXCURSION TICKETS.
To tn. Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: You have secured a halfhollday on saturday
for Now, cannot you aid US III getting all the
railroads 70 issue tickets during the holiday season
good until Monday noon, at onc-half rates, as they
do i'm London This will give us chance TO enjoy
q little fresh air Lend II your powerful AID and
Obigc every man and woman that appreciates
Jersey CITY, Aueu,t II. 1850. HALF HOLIDAY.
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JUNIOR CHAMPION At MONMOUTH PARK-sPE
CIAL TRAINS VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

The Junior Champion stakes, the greatest twoyear.
old event on the American turf viii be run d ITf q
NOR. than 300 entries a great string d youngsters
should start and the sport certainly VIII be grsna;
The sDeclai race trains OF the Pennsylvania RAILROAD
leaving stations foot Of Courandt and Desbrosses sts
al ! 80 n. H.. l. noon. and II 30 D. m, present
safe SPEEDY and comfortable means Of ranspoTaton
direct TO the track They return Immediately after tho
races.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
ACTIVE REprRLICAN BUSINESS MEN.

The Executive Committee Of the iNth Assembly
District business mons Republican organization held
it, regular weekly meeting last night at the head
quarters No. - GrOvc-st. William \. Mass presided.
The business transacted preliminary to the mold
ing Of the coming primaries and 10 p@cial meetlhS
OF the fn organizat on on Monday evening" August
% at which there will be speaking and several spccil
features. The organization In the lNth Dl5trct now
ha, over 800 members. IS in good working order ana
fnI ..rrArAa I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
Ell VITO WAS POSTPONED.

large crowd gathered In front Of the Lenox Lycem
MsdisonaNe. and Ffty-ninth-s last night expecting
70 see Senorta Amelia AID the Spanish ballot ii "EI
."o' but they were doomed ~ disappointment. When
e ume came for the doors b. opened the manager Of
oox once appeared and explained that through some
understanding snly part Of the company had arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
MISSISSIPPI coysrITr.rIONAL CONVENTION.


Jacksonville. Miss, Aus. II (NpcciaD-Maiy dcic-
Gates 10 the Constitutional Convention, when meet"
tomorrow at noon, have arrived and the fight Tor
the presidency Is begun in earnest. The pHhcipaI
candidates arc Robert G. Patty, of NoXube, VINO Is
pr..idcnt Of thc state Alliance, II. VI. street OF
/ ,udcrIac an experienced legislator and pdrlia-
i,"ut,ran and Judge Calhoun Of Kinds, one OF tho
most eminent lawyers In the south.
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CARDINAL NEWMAN DEAD.
A SUDDEN ATTACK OF PNEUMONIA.
TIE VENERABLE THEOLOGIAN TAKEN ILL On
SATURDAY-INS SENSIBLE SUNDAY, AFTER
RECEIVING THE LAST RITES
OF TIE CHURCH.

London. Aug. 11-Cardnal Newman died to-
day at Birmingham. from an attack of pneumonia.
The last rites OF the Church had been administered
10 him and prayers for him were offered in the
churches The Cardinal became i'll on Saturday,
when he had severe chill lie passed into n
comatose condition on Sunday, and remained UNI
conscious until he died.