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DIED.

cAsrrrr-on Thursday srnher H. , lsoo At his JH ias
Noiic. Of fGn.ral h.rraftr c,h,
CuAsE-sudd, My at NrwBr'nswck j.. September
Funeral q HI. late r-idenc. 81 Banh'>t Friday evening"
S"p ,rnirr L. at X O'Clock .,...o -, o., family
lntiut at wooda"n AT IN" ,nher
tIl.AViLAND- Entered int r'>t Ihhf,uai - Ip,,d ~
H. 1870. Hairyt liNt. WIDOW OF john ''e''e'N'1' "a
saturday. September - At 80 ,, m:,o ~
Tram leaves foot Of tham'"r--st at 20 D. H.
DEYOAt h, l..id,nc" at lonkerSGn HUDSON on .nurs
a., ssn.cn her H. 1890 Philip A D,!o. Ia the OSth ye1
r u i ,rinc, are Invited attend the funeral Sat
uriav SIT, n iwr 49, Reformed Church. Aohkers "
,n,'i ~ t. At At New ralt7. y. V
ELLSWORTH - ptemocr y, Henry son " ZIG
nas iny S h To- ' ns r Id sS:ets q
West igth.,t at hal. past 10 Il. m
utKAKp-At Whit" Iill~ near lii.pinsham Conn., RANK
Fi,.rra a; Wli;r Iill> Sau r'ay. a. ? NJ. ,,n =,
Train leaves ',and Central Depot al ! ''o' "'''e "
O'Clock .., .,
MrNrrING-M Lake Hopatconc s. j. Srtemins ,ro 49,
rn.irna idow 81 Uilh,r; |. Hunting % Sag haroof
r. IA .,,nt Mr. a. O'clock Friday september Il.
Train IY.y,, 100, of Barclal II. 20 A. NJ
inincnt a, Sag ilaI Dor. l.. H. sunday. September H.
MAYNARD-on scpt"mm 10. IIifab'th Msynara; woo"
S, d,nr. 80 81 3I s la, i:i'h:>t.
Int,rnrnt CONVEX ionc" Of family - -
M"HrElln su.dny S.l''HhF M i ,i,y iam ms Nom
t,.th In IN" Goth u. his az.
fh!!ad .pp,a and Boston papers pl"a-" copy
rI,Kny. a. Black Point. y. j.. september 10 Sarah ~
IpiGr ~.toA Of imriy Purdy, IN the -e'"ny'-evenu
ittuntar no. ~ Cumhcrand.>t.. Br"okIyn, on Friday
In. l.th inst. at . o''iok y. m
R>p,IiFFE ON m,day : pt'n~r o ls" at Inoms'
Vile. ia. Ja'"b l. Nadc.th' aga % ''A'e'
lnt,rlucut Amsterdam, y l.
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THE ORCHESTRA AND THE PHOyOyRAPH.

concert o. the Strauss Orchestra at Tie Mad
Sou.re Garden draw a clos" they meeting with
,rs.. annreciation than before. There q good
audience present last night In spite Of the bad weather
and the music and the ballots ""r" fully cnyy'd
MEASURES taken TOO to preserve u" eh!"yh"ht Tor
dozen uhonocraphs were placed duty. and received
tho strain, Of the orchestra IL PLAYED the photograph
psiks and sone Of the favoit" waitA',. During the
inerissons the pins gave out again what they
had reco d. and enough tubes were attached so That
.h,ut 1so ,.onlr could listen at time. The vocal
,.ec,,o,. n, The u,ocrxumc by Nc0ai Gorsky who
sang Emma Marcy Raymond's hid ! Ny Wish" ard
Nine. Kronod. Koert. The monographs VIII b. h''Ud
again 1T Garden this evening ana at inc Hauhee TO-
morrow The solo,,s for tonight are Sig Bologna and
Nhs Marie Yendiek.
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MiRRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT wcdn' sday. September ~. az .ns
r. -idri 81 bd" aunt IN LAT; ;Ss nv Nv ~, W. Cal.
asncr ac.i,tsd By tn Rsy IL frt. A IaM" FORD
c.uvht.r II Mr. s. T. Ford. OF Lisbon. Ne".hahps"te'
Thurstay I'm INST oy ine and
i H. r.; I nmmpn,cr Ta,on. ali OF New.York.
IXsIrrsEE-A Sing sn2 y. Y september ~, 1 Hi.
by Rev. ". ~ eeAries. EIeanofe Se' W DNN1'' '
ln-i..,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THURSDAY Septemhp1f,, ~
a, j,thl.hen Penn. BY III" IeN: AnHi>tu' Schui'Ae'
iohn ID Sh,iton TO Mrs. Selma Chfist'n>en
WILL rIDi;E-RITCHlI,-At Lchfrld conn., oy ne
1. hr H,to OF Iowa William ''"dnev wall:
~, y, Rus. ii Kansa to Margaret Ewing Ritchie OF
Iitchnei. Com , "a .. a..
vii nr-uHYlNr-On "Wednesday. SCI tember 10, AZ inc
rr.., ar, o. the brides Iaicnt> No ra,s
i.",. / ly thu Rev. ',,ors" w. SHNh; faiu
a. ,trn W.ldc to Luther pomcroy Bryant, OF Florence
Mos
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DISFRANCHIS EMENT IN MISSISSIPPI.


PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL CON-
vENNoN AT JACKSON.
Jackson, Miss, Sept. 1I.-Judgr Calhoun. president
Of the Constitutional Convention, occupied the floor
for nearly hours to day in support OF his Electoral
college plank which has been fully described In these
dispatches, The Judge reviewed all the franchise plans
submitted to the convention. and insisted that none but
the Campbell plan and that which he had presented
himself would insure white control In the state IT was
law OF divine ordination he said that the white race
cannot tolerate divided sovereignty, and any Legis
lature would have the stamp OF ldOcy upon II that
would assemble such body as this, with the enor-
nous attendant expense, with an object short OF TINS
The speaker did not share the apprehension OF those
who thought that any change OF the Constitution that
would have the effect OF deprving great number Of
negroes OF the right to vote would involve the state
Of Mississippi in a conflict with Congress. lie Thought
there probability OF such conflict, rs u was
GENERALLY conceded among lawyers that the finda-
mental conditions OF the at of 1o70 were unconsu
tiona and that Mis,i ,'ppi had a right to impose
educational property qualifications as other states.
pro, idcd there was no discrimination on account of
race or color. But" nc continued. "if the worst
comes 10 the worst and lose some OF our rep
rescntaton in Congress can stand 1t complaccnty
il allowed to manage local and state affairs I'M
Disturbed
Even the Presidency. the speaker said was matter
Of i>snlicancc compared with local s'li government.
lie did not PROPOSE To mncc matters and hide behlnd
subtrrfgc but asked by anybody If 1t was the purpose
Of The convention to restrict suffrage he would
frankly answer. YES that Is what are here for
The fiat had gone forth that fraud. force and infimda
must cease. and II the convention failed to insure
white supremacy hy peaceful methods. lie would, In
a negro hereafter killed in political riot
regard himself and every member Of the convention
cc>>"ry tho murder. The speaker then ande an
elaborate constitutional argument to prove that the
rlnu he fnyorh WAS 'kppulirdu in This plan
divides he state into thirteen gerrymandered election
districts .,l Of which Will have white majorites. and
that these .c shall ebert all state and county
.:rrr, the >'Dar and the Legislature alone 10
bc '.''rtcd by the l"opl"
Their. j. 10 prospect Of a vo" the suffrage Ques-
ton before he latter part Of next week.
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PROTECTION AGAINST FREE TRADE.
srssns. uoRR ANn uAHTER TALKING on TIL
TARIFF At TLLENVIhLE.

Flrrvc ~ y. sept. II. IA toncrc>- ran Kos
we'll e. IIoIr. Of Michigan. and Me lIarl D. laIt'r "i
u,.,o continued their debate on tl" thiiN NJ tIr'
r-I,,.r County Fair herr today. II r,n"d during tr'
tw. hours and a hi,f ~ the debate. hut over l''"'
rrrr.. 4 81 under umbrellas (" listen I" u" >'hi>
Nr irr >pohc generally "f "a" "h' '''''> VI
,r.,, ON IN hccr ns w.cS MP and cl1p'nn- pr "!n't'
"a tl.. cni-tirr, =. thi> crnur' IN h" ln'tin'''
cutlery and crwcicrv. winch hm fallen ""f''r'niN
u, pr,c,. since n" adoption u HIGHER t'r!h rates lie
d-unur,,.-i IL gland cui'lv"r- 10 '"ir" American
,ri cts, and sad Ensll,hnsrn w"r' pf"i"-tI"- "-"''
'hc Nrkialrv bill because L would iI!'r" thcm "
T., rvs material he asked what II wa>. tG!H r.
(.-,.rr >i.d wool raw material. bn' Wool was
really work. in lr'oinoiiv" worth - -"'o "h'!
-: yn, raw material. ali III" rest was Labor. and 50
with everything. The Democrats preferred t" give
up all the benefits OF pr"'ecth'h i"r Small ~
4 raw material.
Nr Iar',~ d.cl,rrd That Labor In N" con'r't"
va n,r r:o,c,"i. Immigrants cam" III 10 ''nip''r
w,,n l,,or here without prs!hs any tax. "hii' an
they I'D tnv"d. Mr. iiart"r devoted mos %
g. ~p., h 81 M firm"r.. SAVING that W'"G" t"'hN
women Wr;. born twenty on" men 'dr'' !I'" "N>''
o., sd man l,.., known e, the >pp"rII."I> man AID
o. Al H., EcpIl,i.-an pl,iv treated IN" farmer a II
- va, tn, -upI.n"!- ual. lie 'N''i SON" h-hr'>
.rY,.. t,r,i farm values r,,>r rapidly under a
IT,. ,.r.a than a h.h tlrIl. and had art"dy d" l'cd
turii.s the lat tr Year.. '"mnt L" IN" VI h'A'
lul H. AID II lihr holding 4 dr!t" "d' !" III"
farmer Il" co'i n'i -" tl" dollar "n III" "'h"i
-. and Tat IL" price. If farm pr'riI'i> l'ihe
,,.j ,i:.,,d A, tIrr c,li not l"ncit the farnl"r
Mr. lI"rr rpli'i that f,r'u> had indeed gee 1901
value u.i.r rro'",ti"n. II" -p"k" II ~ 'rAp"nin:
If -i.rl rails ~ an answer - All l"i i a'.H, ,n
as.+ i'"."," VII , ,''' ,s . r,,ra,'y, Nmr
can alway, had 20 pay NOR for tn"h man "''r,
rcopl. s''"unt Of me an Ia. W. liIrf .,'N
III. Debate witty and 'i'iucnt speech Of h'c
minutes. duration.
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MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
onc. ss0 Sixth AVE.. corner o3d.,t. v. Y
Gprtial Notices.
PO.ioNice Notice.
1shor,a be rcad daLly by all Interested a. chance
Cnrpct Cleaning:
/. NJ. STEW AK 80 .th'aNc'
lr. 10 lcth. S'nd for circular

fshoud be read daily by all Interested changes may
d,.,d for d,.,ath by any particular >:ransr. "Arcit
Wlei Il i, d-rrd u -rnd duucat- u bankin and cont
s,n, l,y the fastest Is a\1ilah,. - .
Foreign nails for the week ending Sept"p,b'r IS WI
SAT- i;DAY m. for France. Switzerland. l.ly
Spain. Portugal and TuIh"! PER la 'hsl!ams' W va
m.s at ,.cr fr trancs Switsl,nd Itay siain
Portugal and TurA,y mu.t be- directed pr Etrnra; e.
deter, must dire. I'D per DNona' At 10 a m lof
T,rnamb,o BAHIA fo Jairito and santos also La fl''
~, ~ COX and st. Thomas Groin. also wind"a
Island. d .m hr st. to az vss,a 10.
,frindad british and Dutch Guiana nut be df"rd
per rn, w,m IL at II a. TOO Tor sm md ANY
:1 s'.a p Grssd HSS' sSs'' ,'s
Emropc pr rulda. Via SOUTHAMPTON and Brr,mn at
nr i", .r, for other Mr.can aud Cube
mu.t b. directed per orihaba., AT ! p. "a;
f.. E. a Ss5%sF a'f ;,s S:s;:
land, direct, ". t.tSam VIA q. n FOR Rua
must be ar'!; i, ~r' from S$wor ill., m ~
Mail. australia , maH S,E r sna
so," n%rs S;p.r.oh urana With british mali FOR Aus.
for chr and i.ap rI pr ss fy + h
8 30 p M Mails for u" socl,ty Island. PER ship 5.opi;
5S from s , FAR %wo"Scsad y Ss :" a.x
and theme by ,mr "' ,, oc n.,o aa nnd 81 ,sn ..
F. NJ Ma a .or AZ hi, "Hc~ daily =. 30 D. m Mails
for Cubs rail to TAMPA Fla snd the. re- 6y steamer
q. ,""i a a NJ, Mail. Tor Mexico. overland. unlc., me
cisy for dispatch by steamer close at this once
!rhr Schcdu" OF closing Of TRANSATLANTIC malls 10 ~
RANGED III" presumption Of th"ir untsrrnp',d c'.r
steamer arr dispatched the day Registered
po,.once. New.York. n. T.. Sept. 8. lsaa
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PROFESSOR BICKMORES LECTURES
THE PUBLIC school. OFFICIALS WANT THEM "a
BE CONTINUED.


BE CONTINUED.
There 10 little doubt among members Of the Board %
Education and the officers and teachers OF tho public
schools that the interesting lectures OF Professor A0ese
s. BickmOre will be continued this winter In the Amer
lean Museum OF Natural History Copies OF the reso-
luton presented at the meeting OF tho Board OF Eou'
cation on Wednesday asking that some means be pro-
vded TO insure their delivery until the meeting OF tho
LEGISLATURE wheA the usual approprationwi be made
have been sent 10 Governor Hill. tho State Surcrin-
tendent Of schools and the trustees Of the Museum
A meeting Of the Committee on Course OF study OF
the Board OF Education has been called for next Tues
dav At o'clock TO confer with the State Supenntcna'
ent and the trustees Of the Museum. 1t Is expecsca
that arrangements will then be made IN reference 70
the lectures. 1t Is considered probable that the SoV
necessary for the expenses OF the lectures ti lilo
meeting OF the legislature will be ADVANCED 'enpv
rarily by the trustees Of the Museum Morris x.
Jesup president Of the Board of Trustees OK inc Mu
scum, is out OF town at present. lie VIII reUurn !"
tho city. however, In few weeks.
The members Of the Board of Education and the
teachers of the city arc greatly disappointed at Gov
ernor Hills failure to sign the bill approprating the
money for the lectures. They think New York entted
to this appropriation OF 00o a 1t pays sucn ars0
percentage OF the state taxes for school purposes
According to the figures OF Commissioner HON. inc
aggregate school tax raised BY the state Tor the year
beginning In october. 1888. was $4s i; ni. s
amount Ncw.York City raised 81 .5iD,3IO Ony
1864 O94 appropriated for the use ot te scMoos
in this city Professor Bickmore began his lectures
four years ago with thirty I'VE te sd ,hs hrneat Of
the lectures which popular in the extreme. Ing
disappointment among the teachers and Pupils, VINO
reap the indirect benefit. will BE- great " the ecues
are discontinued. The lectures begin about octoe0
t. and are delivered each Saturday until May.
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away from it.. The element OF snohhishneSs Is too
strong in American society to be kept from mani
Testing itself by nyidiOus distinctions which help
to excite those social 1calo>ies and heart burninrs
tat are of misery to persons who arr.
joyment of life. II 4, pttabe that happiness should
he at the mercy Of such conditions have been de-
vcloped in our social life by the increase Of wealth
and luxury, and it Is interesting to note that the
aagcrness Of their poS>cssors TO override social bar
riers has led TO the strengthening OF these Obace>
10 advancement. DR.. Holmes has said that in England
stone walls repre- cnt the distinctions which divide
classes while In this country they represented hy
wire fences the idea being that though less easily seen
they arc as tangible and effective here as there.
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RrTrcy RI A GEyrTyELY had DOG.

Miss Maggie Ouen7e- governess. Of Planfeld N. j.,
vas bitten there by a dog Wednesday evening and
came at once Paseur Institute. at NJ" I'S wess
Tcnth.st to place h,r-clf under the care OF DE- r'
Gbie- Dr. ,ihcr said yesterday my patient Is III no
I,o- S,c received her second incubation to-day. ms
Injections o. virus will be- continued for hft'"n DAYS Inv
dog an Irish setter shot. and the body was orotn
tn me last night After thorough examination 'ou"s
that the dog had been in an advanced coho''"n VI
a, once inocuatrd several and rabbits with tc oah
., tho dscascd amin al and that they VIII soo"
svmptoms OF rabies in about nInc and fifteen Gays ~
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QUIET ELECTION IN NYONlNG.
THE MORMON VOTE GOING TO THE DEMOCRAT

THE MORMON VOTE GOING TO THE DEMOCRATIC
OANDIDATE-THE RESULT IN DOUBT.
Cheyenne, Wyo Sept. IL Especial. -To-days
election was quiet with large vote cast. The
Australian ballot system worked satisfactorily.
No definite returns are In, and the
result will not he known with certainty until
tomorrow. The pivotal points are Vinita
County, where there is heavy Mormon vote. and
Sweetwater County. where there is a large min
ing community The Vinita County Mormon vote
has gone to Baxter, Democrat. for Gov
ernor and for the Republican Legislative
ticket. Carbon County, which in 1888 gave
Corey, Republican, 800 majority, gives Warren.
Republican. 100 Democrats claim Baxters cleo
ton, but are doubtful about the Legislature.
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CoIORED FARMERS GOING INTO PoLIII'S.

Charl >ton :. C., sept II t>pr'lil- Inc NV
American Farmers Alliance is following III INC io''
.,.,s ~ their white brother, and are going INTO
poIltic, The first development 81 this occurred u"
day. when the Republican convention here spii' ''''
two factions. Onc Of these is pledged To h""'h''c
Or. ". D. Crum an intelligent col"red man, Tor ON
rrr.ss from the 1T District. The other VIII nominate
~ l. Grant "A rich coIorcd butcher, VIII" l. also prs
dent OF the coIorh alliance. lie i"'"rs inc ""o
- 49,. -. ia, I,dc. hill The Demo
',,tic c,pdid,to I. Colonel W. II. Erawlry. prom
ncnt railroad attorney. Who beat H. a. Nc"tI. I'M"
alliance candidate. IN the recent bc"'' '' ''"''"
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MODELS or CLASSIC iRT FOR THE NCSECH.

La Champagne. which arrived on Snnday from
ayIy blor .t here the two large WOcl zone t""!S"th
!rN sire of the parthcion and the riain 'ad" 81
.;ut,c DANE. Of Ptris To- y" fl.pwcd later hv H.
,!cr facade 81 tl> example Of French in"da"\ al!
work "A well a. lv inoi"lS -. thu Temple Of kain'h
the Partition. III" Arch g! C"neiahtinr -. I"l'I",
etc. TIE rarthcn"i and %otse Dam" VIII b" - IA
place in The Great Hall q: the metropolitan Mn~"nnn
# Art. VI. jolly, VIII" Joined the parts together IN
Paris under III" supervision 81 NJ. \lipp"/ th"
arca"Olo:l-t AID infect. cam" over WIN -" Irf
The re>toaul> Shown III the in"!'' "I ti' RAJ "
embrace th. lIt"t results 81 NJ chi pcL I!U."Hiu
study Of The Subject.
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TO PIT A SoCI ALIST TICKET N THE FIELD.


The cam oornitt'" ana IL" trade ahd iao"t unions
OF the Socialist 2ho: Party hJI Joint meeting last
richt aud selected special conrhtec h|' u nominate
in, candidates on fail election ticket o, u S"ciaH
Labor Party IL decided 10 leave the nomination Tor
the judge of Court {" Appeals to this connitt-e anu
III, Secretary was ,rdrd To send out circular lett to all
mo ,o,l,lst sect or. in NawN cr state. Saying that H. Was
not NECESSARY to call STATE Convention OF the Socialist
Labor Party asking that th sections either SAINT ZION
tho hereinafter, Il. b. made by hc nominating committee
or make ind, pendent nominations and y, bnrt them To tn
Conference o tho ;Isdc and labor unions Of the Socialist
Labor r.Ify.
Tho tons also asked TO send In 1Ooo names IN
lianc, with the clause Of the new ballot law when
,cours 600 signatures Ia thu nomination or candidate
for , state ONCE. II was decided 10 nominate full
county and municipal ticket, and candidates for the State
sepot, senate and Assembly. TIL" nominating: commit
To-. Will meet nr\t week these rand The
dr,ua, tn the MEETING extremely enthusiastic and
H. wa. resolved energetic campaign. Reports
were mad from the following Assembly districts In this
CITY which have been organized: With. VIlIth, Nth.
KIN XVIII, XVIII, XVIIlth XXth. XXlld AXIlId
sd XxIyn.
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CONGRESSMAN GIBSON RETIRED.

Ocean civ. Nd sept II C~pccal. The Democratic
c.,, ,,. the ncr,.,Siual nomination in the III Dis
trct end II TN, evening rh" convention wi'tn-'n
,uo day, lat week at C"ntrcrillc. and The contest
was resumed to-day. Henry Page. OF SoiicrN''
County WA. nominated OH the l!t?th ballot. HIS
nomination i n reward for hi> fidelity 10 Ihi''i H'c'
senator wilson III the senatorial contest III NV ios
,.aturc last winter. Congressman ''ib>"n WHO h''
-, ,,,d ,,, district three terms. confidently cN
.rt..d rcnorina ION. lie and his frltd> are '""n
di,apIuinfrd and a breach !, tlr"aclfn III thc MAX
crtO ,ulld Democracy OF the Eastern shore
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REPORTED PURCHASE By TIE STANDARD 10.

Philadelphia sept. II (>pecial-lt was repor..u IN
sbpnnc circles today that the two wcllknown Hortn
German Lloyd steamers Maine and Rhine haa Dcen
sold to the standard Oil Company and woaid oe con.
vcrtcd into tank steamers for the transportation VI
oil I'm bulk from this country 70 Europe w po'
statement on the subiert could be obalhcn AZ te
of the company but the information came throus"
standard Oil channel
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ppnIIiuITIoNIsTS AND THE BALLOT LAW.

Trenton. y. j., sept. 1.-The mercer ',"','' ~"
,,orits held a comfy CONVENTION hero day ana
nominated william t.ady. Of Hamilton square ior
sheriff secretary Winan>. Of the state 'ch'r'' u"
mittcc dcnnuncci tic Ballot Reform law a. "''
10 di ,fanr i,c Trolbtcnst'. and sad 'ncto wiz "S
one Conere,, district In tho state "hc'c ''.o -"
hibitionIsts could nominate by conVehuoh' III n'0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
SOCIAL WIRE FENCES.

From Tho Boston Post.
II is Of the trials Of our more or less ar.n'ia
social life that persons who have mace pItasant az
Quaintances away from home In the summer ar ap
Y find difficulty in renewing them on Their r.nr ,s
% town. With some their circle VI friends !, No Sc
1at they hesitate TO enlarge their visiting hst
chlle with Others undue seiisitiveiless on .ne
eerc Of social position prevents them from recoehix
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12

The buckingham Hotel. on Fifth ave-. New-forK' IL
deseryedly popular with tho travelling phohc ."
account Of its admirable situation, perfect sanitary
n,u,in,nents luxurlou, and comfortable furnishing
epl'nI a. Us unrlval,cd restaurant ann rcasonaoio
b.rgc. II offer, all the comfort, OF home witnone
any Of the cares and alnOyanceo OF holi>ehceP'hsn
,,n It.,nc Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
ME-,Es DOILIVEE AID Wilson At owEGo

Owcso. y. y. sept. II t>p''aii.- The iauN de-
bat. which wa> have hrc "ll ~ The far grounds
during tho Tiogi County Far took plic" tbs evening
in the County CoUit lIpu-'. fnnPl rS-'Lih j. T.
Dollyer Of Iowa Wiz IN" champion IL pr"Ir't"i and
Cungrr> man " l.. Wilson. 81 W.T. Virginia. hid the
,lrauLl,-, tax nt t".inng' fdf1N form In an ag
gre >Iyrlv pr,,c,t!uuiI country. Mr. wilson cnnhn u
NJ nr.il,rl, to the I'm iarit AID ia" cvl H. ~iii
vrrr wrought bv II. I drnnuuccd III" VI kinl"y hill
and characterized il provision, a ludcnromc rA
,c>.vc and unjust i" the acrl' ul'ural 'la--.
Mr.. Dolli,cr. In M, ~ ply. ,'gnn bN proving t'ht
Mr. Whom, talk abont tie TN tLrn WAS a I'm
meaning a, drumming upon Il ~ pan II" Nalh tiht
lr assertion thar The country had '"'n d"Np ilh 10y
exrr,-ivc n nation ridiculous, and compared tNc
condition Il the Eb,rins 'la'-"' here. '"th ''r'
cultutal and manufacturing. w:th these OF "h'r
,ountrr> Farmers who had got into the BAD hiht
of ron adcring themselves hard up were cohNllcc'
that IN reality they pr" p"roi>- al ha>t, DS
e,n,pari,ou He cited the creation of the wire nhll
iudu. Try of the ntd state fr c'tli"ly - pr"
tc,tirn and gave stiti-t - showing the lh'Ha'' III
rrMr,ri lion and the remarkable d"rich'" III prrrN
In cn.iur he pos of'thc g"pi accomplished by pr"
tectng tIuchcIy ana Fla ~"iic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
A RFpr'EIICAN VICTORY AT NEWPORT.

New port T.. l.. sept. LITTLE COnnt Of the ballots
cast ia Yesterdays cle tl'n was completed at 10
O'Clock hi, morning. Thomas Cogge>hal fRcp.) j.
c,"rt,d Mayor by TO- majority. The Republicans also
eject five ont II tx Aldermen, ont Of fifteen
totnrilmrn and three ont of four -rho" committee
men. hr prnpu>ltiOn to cApehd 5000 for 4 new
c,..ilc hor, wta carried by over 800 majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12

counties and seven Assembly districts, he said. IL
had been advised that nominations be by petitions
and In other places where friends OF prohibition we're
not numerous enough for this that voting be done
with stiCker.