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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
WILLIAM II. RIDFORD DEAD

wnnrl H. II ifor di d y",'.r az az lis Anuie. No.
TO- W =, rortya 49,. from Grpi.r. H. was born IN
u.l,,r Mas In 1873. and on" n. - o!c'St ana
l..t.k:nNu .rstrursUt-N'"r r. in N"w-lo:A. INf'y
var. AZ orr the I'm" and Let Live" 40 FG'oa'
id lgoGnl'. and IN |, - IL itst TIE Mount SAM
Vir.cu, R..,suran; Ccn' a. parh vs.h IL" .r' I77
,.,.v a., IL pops. tor ~ u" '--'o
r.,'lu-r IN Crntr, Para. At Ia TIM 81 MS e '''
3. I'D % a.iae 'or IL" act ioug or me- i'a'$ Az
,rl,r, 4 W." 4aI TWO DAUGHTERS.
" E.tf.-t VI, hroHeat .!to contact wh - mar'
,,itn - ,-s rark that his cirtle - acquaintance vs.
e\tr ,.v axe Ia "a, n" know ~ man consI'uous N'"
Y,r-r- AMI prominent ior~ .?on other cites As anos'
Az, u,n ~ town. II. lad ngu"rou> asrr'ao.' enc AZ
r,,c c c, and he Isl " h, attached ir'Nc' N''
Al r,t- r.oy long Ey';N one who kn"" h.m ""''
Inn. H. was pl;sanng una>NGnih1' drieh"u 'o'
panion aud , E:In &. "a
Nh R.d!ogd ~ rae ability In restaurant 'oAn
s:,rl.lt Ind ,p.., hi"n t"p!;at"n i"F Inv '>'A''
The cooking ard -sr>.c" has" been AID are OF eNp
ti,nal m.,.i. Dung Mr. Raifods long Illness 'n'
rr.taul has been Elad with much aOity AL" 70 w.
best advantage by As tcni AID associate, MI 4s'iSs
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-In the Supreme Court yests,.
day afternoon. Judge Dyfman i>suod a mandamus d
claring vacan, the Office Of Trustee OF Mount Vernon
held BY Bartholomew MrGraw and requiring the cleo.
ton or appointment Of rs successor The action arose
from new state law, which requires the filing Of an
oath by every public official that he Is connected
with the manufacture ~ ale ~ liquor IL WIS Al.
legged that Nctiraw failed TO file such oath. and
that he was connected with the liquor busiI/,
MOUNT VHENON.--A council Of the ROYAL Ar.
canum Instituted in Mt. Vernon on Friday evening
RlE-Thc Rye Reading Room Association realized
about $500 from th- fair r"c"atiy held under the
auspices Of women who are friendly - tao Oreaniza
tim
MtMARONEGK.--A movement has been started BY
tablsh an industrial school in which young girls Of
the parish can be Systematically instructed In plain
sewing and. If means should be forthcoming, 10 form
q class IN Cooking.
tractor named terrc. willie Al wor. upon the sever
Al Hcw oc hei!e on THURSDAY. was struck BY stOns
thrown ,by al eNposloa II Is said, over THOUSAND
feet. IL died yesterday morning.
MOUNT KI>CO.-James Wood, president OF the New
Yoc. stat Agricultural Assoc iaon. sail for Dresden
THURSDAY, 10 join h> family He is not ex-
pecfcd to return until next yca..
CHAPPAQrA-The Greeley Literary Circl, has
dent E. " Page. yir"-pIe dent Miss BESSIE Dotge,
secretary; &. f. Wsehtufn, censor and II. Dodge,
treasurer.
PLEA>ANTyILLE.-Thc Presbyterian Church 10 to
be ron waited and improved.
Archbishop CorcisGa. o: NewYora win
OH at" a, IN" Dedication of >. Mary's Catholic
Church. Tuesday.
PORT CHE-TER.- should the weather prove favor.
axle on THURSDAY nrai. tn" trc;nrn OF tost Chester
taken pL'r" acr'. Thi-fy coIpan:"> OF hrcmen Will
tc present. and partrp PATE in tn parade ard festivities
OF the ldy. Places vi business will be closed
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FOR THE RELIEF or FAMINE ~ IRELAND

TIE American Comm.t:rc for tie Relief OF Fsnn"e
ireland has OLD me- headquarters On the nrst h"o'
The Iil,s'' Building. Loal Committees thfo"s.ou. 49,
Country Canada AID Mexico Will work 70 raise 'u'a'
,,l.,, the ,pproachng irn" a'd Will report 10 tAe
general committee. presca, TIER is no great 'u's
I'm the district II Ireland whero tie crops nave ia
but unless all comes the food supply VIA Or eA"'1
49,, a., ,-,,, month The committee has taken tho
,,t.r n, h,rd IN time TO be ready meet the emergency
Wien IL comes The nail IA, brought many letters -
the committee expressing sympathy with inc n'.n."
Among those who have written are Genc'ai one.'".'.
Archbishop Corgisau. Dr. T. Can ara ihons, 49,,
Nh n.yi. 7 NJ gregory and DR.. Andrew J. MeCosh.
Tho American committee will represent both North As
south America In collecting relief the coming sss~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
ORANGE.

Tho r>seX County Tosoegan ClIb has organized for
hr ny the election "t tn" following officer
Pre- tcut. Clarence Il. Newell hr,t vceprc ,.dcnt. G
beet |. Herbert second wee president. John Firth (;
treasurer Edward l.. Hamilton: secretary. &. L. Il.
trpnmelin. Tho club has / 20 members ard forty APP
plcat.vls on hand. The limit Of membership IL liked
IT zoo.
The congregation Of The -. Cloud PRESBYTERIAN
Church has purchased the house Of Mr. william q.
Morgan for Parsonage. The women OF the church
have taken IN hand the Furnishing OF the house, aud
public reception will be given In It on Thursday even
ms.
Mrs. John Kirkland. wellsnown woman In
society. died her home. In PrOspcctSt.. yes
tcIday molnins she Was seventy two years Old
John e. k!t!and. OF lIalii>o3--t.. and Mrs WILDER
force Freeman h'r c!i.trcn. She highly
cultivated woman.
The E,scx County Teachers Association held IT'S
thy tilid meeting yesterday morning IN ia" ashland
,id~.. PAPER, real hy Vernon L. Davcr, super
ittcli"n; ri the lat tIais, schools Mary T. ~ DC
.. Tho Normal c0llcs" At .\hany. y. Y, charles j.
\. ia obs. ~ greenwich. onn.
The schedule OF the runs q. the Essex County conn
t, Int, for mouth ri October has bern issued
rh- future runs will BE- ~ llows Wednesday, ncto
Der l.. 70 p. al Cdldwcu FRIDAY u. at Maple
40 =. WEDNESDAY,. 80. AT Crawford saturday. IS. at
Vn'..,r. W,d. "~tay. 20. ~ l'a,>a.. preceded hv
luncheon t, iacn. Newark. TIE home Of Mrs. Robert
+. ILllan:'"c.
MR., Mar, M,'rackcn. of Newark. arrested La"
ah,u,ton # Tho to;u yea.ul az NJ. Ami" Au'l-
sch -" cHt;'"d Tie boy away from thr hots". ana
h,d nearly s":t"n OF, ~ sight when the mother dis
covered her 10, AL gayc lna,.. An exciting run
,r,a,h -yrial 70. TIC ~ ;c city followed. thu
woman nn,!lv maxim; r"'l IL: o AZ" Tw" hour:
,u'or r"appcarrt on ~" scene a; a.nn attempted
Iuisr DAVIS. % U?dtsc. 10y VIII IL size WAS committed
f.. t'.dl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
STATEN ISLAND.

TorrENvlLLE.-The annual meeting OF ire Arch
d,a'' rry OF E.cimond County Tas he'd yesterday IN
II. >l"pcu', III ,copa Church. at Totteav.le lhero
VA, A l,r-, Attendance 81 delegates. A-chteacon
Alexander Nackay .>mth Of Ncw-io!k. presided Tie
A.cAdcacon made addre>s. IN whca lie rte-ret 10
the good wo,k hicl was accomplished a tie diocese
Nir.Hc the lat Year Tho Rev. George JoAn' n. p.stf
Of Christ Episcopal ChrLch a, NcwBrishton, sub
nllitcd report showing ia; tie tnanc 81 Affairs ~
TIE or AMI "a. IN We" "a ilu;i-hi!- c"ndt,n In
the absence 4 Bishop ro'cr. .\r hteac0n MirkaY'
smith delivered the annual address, IL. also an.
noa" ced that the next meeting f arciceaonty
NDu.d lc held IA CH.l,t Ch.r b. AZ N"wbr!-hioa Az
H.. ,onrl, to rlo ''.ng -" ministers were ccn-
f,cr"d to the old >'or cal Hop IL e. at warns
Point whc"e tie women Of t. sitpnn' CAA'ch ssTVeo
a luncheon.
NEW .BRIGHTON.-!3r.G- ger Mcdonald. forty years
old cmplo, III ia the fam Is 81 II. f.. AtNtAce?. IN
CliatJn ave. New brighton. vas found dead IN PEG
yesterday morning In her room. The 70 N was lei
with gas. which had escaped from Jet which was
partly turned II j. supposed that the woman
blew out the gas going 10 bed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
PATERSON.

Tho cornerstone of the building NJ the Patcrs III
Gcaea llo- pltal hssrc alton, IN MarketHt WAS lar!
Yesterday afternoon ly Charlie, II. MANI. grand MASTER
If the Ncw jersey Irremas0ns There Was first q
parade through the streets BY number OF societies
and citizens. Ad!rc,,c, wee made b. - eat haut
Colpacl J. ". ,"nsioa. Dr. A. ". loser. Mayor
I,Arcri ard >cuaor j. W. Gr,-E,. The si;* l. near
the p.c,cn: ptAi. overCrCwdcd frame structure.
The new bulldog VIII COS. about s'".Ooo. and largo
ainourt hIs been r,i,cd 10y subscription. 1t il ca
ccpi 10 re II the most lie,c hospital build
ms, in NV jersey.
Mayo: n.u-rt yesterday gave orders to Chief Of
Police GrIUl - tea! down cover all improper
ca:tic '>t"rs N III ur'. 1Ec ovn..> 81 b ards
where sncl lthO-r p, are p std vii b. pit - ne |
we'll IN" bill rp>trI~ aid managers there h3
been vi-orOus c"i-i /" sgan> this cli>- ~ avert!
ing for days past. through the pulpit and pr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
ELIZABETH.

The C.ty Council Ia, decided that more than ono
Lieutenant Of tho p,l'co fore" Is all expensive luxury
winch the taxpayers Afford To dispense with Tho
extra leutrnints provided ~ the charter have been
thcrc'o. abolished and here Alter there viii be only
one cn.cc; Of ti.lt rt!!a.
Patrick f. Harrington. who was charged with Strll
ing "A horse and carriage from C." mel Potter. ot LIN
den wnst arraicncd Yesterday IN thr Mon C"intv
Court. and pleaded cniltv. Harrington wa circus
performer In Forepnug.', SHOW. AID engaged b.;
1o.oncl Potter IN" Young Mem Christian A>>oria-
lion room, in III" lowcry. WORK. i'e was only
y week iu the employ -! Colonel Potter when he stole
the horse ald carrltc" When II" .InlVe >'ntcnced
HIN wears IN state P:I'ri IL" burst into t"ar>.
Invitations have lrta issued for the wedding Of Or.
f. +. Gr.cr. cts physician. to Miss Fanny Crane,
daughter o. Or. J. ,. Crane. on October -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
ANrEICAN ATHLETIC CTrB GAMES.

-,o ,,,r,,n Athlete club .as" thc.r annual h,hdirap
c.r fr H.. t,urnt g.. thel. tsan~ W. J.. Wrf-'r. yes
-,v a, ON. h Gr~i thirty n'th st and TIFF .i'".
There wi. uh at:idAn'e AID III" entries WEI" - ''t
In III. -i.y,id dash hanGi Ip there were ~ meats al
q, t. tine, III III. second the nnsi, h'ln- b,
\ UA...s T. {. A. &. lc Pet, W. u. lI"it"n' y y ! .
= f..t second tine. ~
TIN. l. ou1.,Ar! run Handicap Wa won ~ +. va h'"
A A. A. % yad, only few fee; ahead - A iohlh"s'
u e 20 yards, second tim" min ~ So
The 3OOysd run handicsi WAS hfst ran OF In Nv" mats
IN, nu, ,at resulting III = victory for 1h"'dof" , F'lN
A. A. G.. 10 yaGs second Is. Van tI.e! H.. IL A. G. I"
g, ar!, :ifnc. 81 80 scc.
ina oro.,,,d nm novice scratch, by l.. W
ri.r.on H. A. {. -rcond. +. Eowan. r. A. {. This ~a'
4. good rae. Time. hin .? SEQ.
Tor tr thr".ul" handica? n"r" was good muster
At IA, .ta,, bt by the c"r "fs f'ii "'t tai "iN
Oh, ,zu,c iu a, ,.~ rni~, III w!nni ~a> vi ha"I
Fem, f. H.; J. J. l.O..r,. y. J. y. A. SEQ nd IL"
uor:> wc de,Idci both In the monetary and
.t.I l.,e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

g. Athct!cs Z. Pitchers -Keefe and o'Nenl. Umpire
Kefns -
Louisville Oct. 11.-To-days game between tho b.
Iou,s and Louisville teams resulted In an Overwhelm
Ing defeat for Won der Ahcs men. The score
s. Louis .......-S 9 3 9 9 I'D
pasehits-Ss Louis q. Louisville Ill. Efror-St
Louis Ioi,lsyle 0. PitcLere-Stvetts and Stratton.
Cnpire-Emslie.
cincinnati Oct. 1.-THE Cincinnati and Buffalo
teams played q pitchers game to-day. The home
teams errors were costly, and Buffalo won by this
scorc:
t'nrInn. ~ A''''''''0 0 o o . O-3
Hasehits-Buroo s. CircinratI s. Eiors-Bui1alo /.
Incl 8. Pitchcrs-Dolah anu SthbiE9hsH HI
Dres-Clingman and Stafford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE y.
Jersey CITY.

Judge Dixon, Of the NewJersey supreme 'oulV
yesterday granted rule to show cause why nla"1"
mus should not DC issued against the Board Of Finance
Of Jersey City TO compel II to pay over to the trustees
Of the free public library $363lo -. The Lse.'atu'o
Of 1885 passed bill directing tho Finance Board 10
appropriate E25 600 for free library. but thai boaTr
which Is a creature Of the Davis Cleveland rIg, re
fused to do the plea that 1t would MAKE lie
tax levy too high.
Ex,Judge John Brinkerhof !, seriously III o. III,
home In Summit ave. several days ago ne ccieoraIeH
rounded By his family and friends. His health then
VA. good. His sOn-ln law Register e." rye y! eldsf
but q short time.
The members Of the West side Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church on Friday night favored the al
mission women a, !ay dceSatcs 10 the General Con-
ference BY a vote Of So 10 {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
RUTHERFORD

The Borough Elun,l h., given N" contract fr
completing the eraAs II Htro>, AVE-. t. 4. J. Gallo
waS who,.' hi =I.;io. The prJp,~ ton 10 grade
rh,n a,r. aid extend ~" r.sd TO HE F>>. River. ~
an estimated COS, slOoO'. opposed rs many hit
he ad,o'aC' u lh' plan >aI Ia me l'Tf'n county
I!.,..,li'.r rihlf- T.: ., pace t-' put
,ol;,;v n".der over ,,n "I~,Ar E,,r between III.
uthsrf,~ md pl>>1c BRIDES. ard ma ~" extension
" Nor avr. 10 tn river would induce them Ia select
hat place.
Ih l.Uilur Spriic Ii,h.nE AID t;ll Clab VIII h0i
animal ehlotig. f.V"r2'U"Ht on th'' club
grounds AT RUTHERFORD. ol rL,>GN. Wednesday and
Thursday of tlls week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
END OF TIE MEET AT PlML1CO.
,ERONA J. Is. RICHARDSON AND VlTELLO THE
WINNERS YESTERDAY

Baltimore oct. II (Spccial).-Two ooeey contested
tac.s OF seven leafs each served 10 make lively sport AT
Pico aft rnoon when the most srccessful meet ever
held At the ended. made short work Of the
20 With heats her credit from yesterda'
betting u the mars. and she ronpcd away
In fourth heat. with BclTan making vain Efforts 10
catch her. She totted the mile In 81 r. half second
below her former record and could have gun. 90.
The 2 :1S class had Q field Of l,e cracks, and j. b.
Richardson was the choice In the early betting.
He was evidently 20 win, however.
David L. pOn,d Rhadscns victory by capturing tho
fourth Just wire but thereafter the Wilkes
had them at his mercy Cypress struck his lie;
third heat and got badly OF that he In Ia
his d,tancc In the sth heat and could not do even
In the seventh that Ain got share u tho purrs
aft-r icing ruled out
The = 20 pace hot battl" all through. and the
xy"iitc King Toska could only heat This closed
ip the pfogras and number Of tue horses ar' On the
ay " Lexington for tlc meeting next week. summaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
prr>rX'rIV;; THE FLAG no KFLLN'S TEAM
THE PLAYERS rEENANT For 1870 AWARDED
CANES IL NAElOrA CIrItS


Eo,ton. oct. II Ah,ut 1000 people present
Tins afternoon At the ruthrrho' baseball Grounds
wrn tho champion, up pcnnaut for 1890 was pr''r'd
TO the Boston club. Colonel e. II. rayl'r muie III"
presentation speech. conplmenng tho team upon tf
high s,andad Of tar work during the >ci-on MIX"
Kelly received the prnnlnt making no set speech ana
minrdIn,cy boosted 1t in the field to the Music oil
slide. Kelly. Side" By the hand.
A I've inning rsrn" played by the champions
ard ,no Ncw. ORR cub, III" former inrudl'inS ali
three Of their batteries while oDay and Erown rep
resented the visitors throughout the game. The sror'
10y. inn.ne-
Hrw yok .....................- , o.
ye9ds >. Ir,shcr." Gh%' o'pay mScft and
naiy. Umpire Fcs'"nd"n.
Intmorr oct. n.-rsltimor' lost TO-DAY through
Ina: MY to hit Tconb. Tn" called at Tho
end Of the nth inning, on account Of darkness. The
score:
r Y: csc. .................. 9 O.
Da,rhts- Roche,ter 8. Baltimore l. I.ror.-RorhcHt"r
l. I,al.imorr 3. Pitcher. uad German. tmpii'--
curry.
,.num5us oct Il-Columbus won from Toledo
day Ly punching hlta on caly III the seventh innin
r., ton struck ont eight men in four innings. TIL
sroio:
T."a,,. - : o O.
na,rhit.- To.do :. Columbus g.. Erfor>-Tcicto .,
Columbus l. rt'hrrs-' "'hnlAn and Rna">'. tnnr.-
Bauer.
Kansas City. oct. ll.-To-dny's game between The
Kansas Citv and the irooilyn Lra,ur ans attracted
"A large crowd Of spectators. II wa5 heavy batting
game. the Bridcgrooms winning easily. Tile
ko,n. player, went al to pieces in tn, third inning.
allowing thc champions Of the League to score nic
run. The score
( ,,.n q, &. L-,..fi 8 . %
Iia,ch,tS Do' klyn -. Kansas Cv II. Firor.-Brn"k.
Iva Kansas city ). PIichcTs-rcriy ana Smith I'M
r.IrM NJ, Quad.
Philadelphia oct. 1.-THE syracuse and Athletic
team, play ID two gari"S today, the home line. a,
usual. losing both The syracuse men simply ont
pily cd their opponents at every point aud won easily
The scores:
First game
:, N-lh
Athletics ......... u q o. |
Ba,rhits-Syracr-c ~. Athletics 2. E:r,rs-Syrsc,c
J, Athletics @. P.tchcrs-lIembod, aud Green. I'm
lire-Kerns.
second lame
sy ,r,c,,.. ...'......... I'D 60
Uasshits-Sylacuse 10. Athletics T. EEsors-Syracuss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
A LITTLE TAYFARLR CALLS on THE TRIsFSE

IL wa, nearly midnight las ns!t wnen su1deh.E ce'
was r,p;ng and a taii !ne "a "indo" OF inc 'i''
,d,,or,,, r,ons Tn, sash va, once thrown ny 70
.du.t . w.,,arer VINO had los; N this greas OK!
vhil. o, hi. way 10 his southern winter home A. wa.
au.i,,l ,vecnen 81 The rrdh ct woodr"rA'F h'ssa
In hi, best with scarlet turhih aa or n'"h ''''"''
,or II vas an Old male mad IN" acgIa nanec OF
h ornthoos,cnl editnr and then mtrJdr "a u tAs
Whole SAL and after a PIT sEd sCm" rts"'hE"nI W.
started on his way again rejoicing, with the "''"
,f all hi. newt found friends. lhs i ohfF one " -
,.,,hc-cd cu,st, OF The rbrn" I'd ,oria roons ""o'
,n, ,,h, \, NIGHT a,rac, the attention Ct migratory
binds nj this time " year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

Albany NJ Y Oct II (SpeciaD.-The Williams College
football team came over to-day and teIt the Ridge
field eleven by score Of 40 70 o. The play OF Williams
was even, while that OF Rdgcled sho"ed Aeh VI pacc'
Fine runs were made by Garfield. right hafDack OF Will
Jams and Miller quart r,,ark Of R,dcea"ld. tn" best
kick thirty Yards vas made by Wclie. OF Eide'hfd H.
w PecLham acted umpire Governor iili was pfo"l'
nent among the spectators.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.--A large three masted schooner
building at West End which Is TO be launched In No
vc,nber has been named P r narnum In honor OF
the Snowman who is the largest holder OF her capital
stock . The Washington Park Met odist
Episcopal Churrh has voted "a 70 - AGAINST the
proposition s.rtlng women rs delegates % the "eA'
At Cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA WINNER.

Philadelphia, oct IL (spcciaD.-The University Of
PENNSYLVANIA football eleven defeated the state Col
lcsc eleven BY 20 to to-day on half-lolr halves.
The state College team was composed OK strOnHy bnii'
men, but they did not know the game well. Til"
PENNSYLVANIA men played poorly al the start and n' ii,
but in the middle Of the game did some good WORK.
Vail was the most noticeable OF the Pchnsylvania
players for fine work. In the first hall liuldekopcr
made two touclldowns and Church one. In IN" second
half ScloI mao touC hGown. I'o u9s dt bodi "crS
successful and two wc:c unsuccessful
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PI.AINrIELD.

HUNTING FOR HIS AsSAlLANTS WITH A GUN.
Daniel Randolph. south plani' ID farmer. warned
two sofsmcn leave HI, pr miss yc, cgday after
noon. The men rrfiS"d to L'.d whrn Mr.. Randolph
grow vincat. struck lin over the head several times
with their gun. The old WAS fclcd to the
earth ana remained unconSciou, for time. When
recovered hi, h staggered To his house pn,.
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cLGSE OF THE PREPAYMENT OF INTEREST.

Washington. oct lite total prcpiymcn's ~ 1T
tce> hy the Treasury oIJ Ike par 4" ut tod anu
The currency t.. under the "acrs Of sep III CT 80
IL respectively were Sl2nO90ol. The time Pc Leu
IN t,e offer, nm I, which tie Department would pr
p,y intcr.s, Expired Yesterday. OF the aS)v' amo'O
there wa, paid at Washington Si."25 ~ ad At Jew.
lor, So ioI -. The rest vas pad al i'1s.H' -,
dclphn Uatmore Cincinnati. Chicago, 81, LOAF"
New Orleans ana san Francisco
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I'.l>StIl'.

The first Of series ~ entertainments for the mem
Der, and stoch"lcr, VII /" given 10y the fass'ic Cy
Wheeling and Athl'tic Association IN II. hall on Mon
dav evening C!a,,ca ar heinz formed ior gymnastics
and ply zeal cul.,r'. !"D'hal ASSOCIATION II Also
bt Iug organized III tn club
nr H. II. Hutton principal OF the High school and
superintendent # schools j. learning {, riIr bicycle
with the expectation ol being abe Ia Nist the schools
III his charge more Frequently.
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LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Th" trial Of Mavor Gleason
t,r Assault on George Il. Crowley. Lorg Island agent
,r the i.>ocatcd Press. Y III take place on I"'slay
ROY. i,fo-c Jutse C,I,cN Horny Ne singer,
q nron non. ic man resident wa, yesterday sppo ted
school COMMISSIONS" hy Nivor I'll asoI q M lhs
vacancy caused by the r"ss'a alton .! L. A. Pi'cher'
JNNAICh.- Edwat t.I.p! W al''v farMeri
roc vcd letter yesterday ir m his . tc' yea-'oo
sou james. saving that hn Ind cop WIZ ktue
shsgl a. u servant IN ne family 81 %" ~ tn'n
u,i.ih, :, and tnat he Nv, Wee married and Eytna
IN New Ier>ey. James hid been mI-.ilI tor week
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cur,d gun and set ont In search OF his assailanta
lie h0. mot r..Urned Late la, hight and his wife WA
afraid he had been overcome by the lSs OF blood AMI
was lying nsensblc In OF tbs ne ,hDorlng svamnS
searching party set out 10 look Tor the old man.
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SwARTHMcKE DEFEATING DELAWARE.

Newark. Del. oct. II (sp'cal)-The sophohio'' oo'
ball team from Swarthmorc College here this after
play with the sopio team Of Delaware 'oee'
The game called about O'Clock on the college athieVc
field IN the pcsencc OF many visitors Inc Sc'fo ""'
30 to IN favor OF the Visitors.