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Notices Of marriage must he indoraed With full
aame aud address
DIED..

AKKENBlrEGI-On saturday, sept. 20. at Nyack- N T..
KOi,rrt II. Araenbutgh In his 10th year. .
Friend, ale Invited attend funeral services At bis
lat. residence ny ack ~ w. tuesday Sept ~ At ii 80
y. IN. "a 90
A. M Carriage, Will be In waiting ON arrival Of trains
Please omit flowers. tn - -. -
cARrENTEK-At Peasxntyiie, y. Y. September %, OF
ron,um ption, Coles Carpenter. IT, aged 70 years. 4
months. =, ,,.....,u c..,t. a, -
Church on Wednesday. September "a. 1T o'clock D. m.
cnuu A. YonKcr- n y. september %. 1890, Ranxeilr,
som Of Iiaravlle and Martha L. Cobb aged IL Year,
/ month and y days 80
Funeral services OH Wednesday September a. In ST.
John a Church at 4 y. m
Relatives and fricndr are In, lied
Int rncnt Oakund Cemetery.
EIIIOTr suddenly Of hrurt failure. ut Greemwc Conn,
s,.,..ni,.r Margaret A.. broNoi wife OF John H.
Elliott. -, -,
= 80 y. ,. ..s
aud friends are Respectfully
Without further notice.
Carrlages will bc In waiting on Inc ahVA Of w p m
train from Oryud Central Depot
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NOMINATIONS BY MEDICAL VEN.

The first monthly meeting since the summer vacation. OF
the Medical Society OF the County OF Nrw-fork was had
last night at NO L. West 1hirtybrstst with the pr"s
dent Dr. Alexander = Hunter, In The chair Dr. Horace
Tracv Hank. ,c.d paDcr The Diagnosis and Treat
incnt OF Those Diseases Generally Attended by symptoms
Of Pertont and the subject was stcr"ard discussed
briefly by Drs jacob. Thompson. Lee Grandin, Waldo
others. month the annual election oct ur' ana
last niQht nominations made All OF the officers
wtrc renomnatcd except President Hunter, and he
scented become candidate for on" OF the i've censor
ships For the Office OF president. nrs Andrew r.
Currier, o. Is. Douglass aud j. Leonard Coming were
placed In nomination. Dr.. Corning was also icnor'nat'
for the presidency With DR.. Arthur NJ. Jac0bu'
q compettor
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DIED..
m Saturday, September 20. John 8.

GILMORE Suddenly Saturday, September 20. John B.
Relatives and friends OF the family invited TO attend
the funeral his late residence 32o west .3tn
st.. Tuesday evening, At o'clock
Intnrent ut GREENWOOD convenience Of the family
Please omit flowers.
Der 49, 1890. Margaret Macpherson wife OF Theodore
r. Humphrey. formerly Of Albany, ". y.
Burial at the Albany Rural Cemetery.
MONTAGrE-At MGskogon, Michigan, september 20.
Charles Slman Montague, formerly OF Hartloid Conn.,
Intcrmlnt at Hartford.
NEwToN-At bloomfield. s. T. on saturday September
Funeral services Tuesday, september %, at o'clock.
from his late residence, Oakland-sve> Bloomfield.
Peoria. H.. caDers please copy
RANDOLPH-At summit, n. j.. Sunday. September Il.
A. Il. EandOinh, In his fist year.
Funeral services at Baptist Church. in Summit. wednes'
day, September "a, 81 10 g. m.
Interment at Plain0eld, n. j.
notwithstanding Monday. September % at her 40
residence No 105 East S3d.st, Ella wife OF Charles W.
Turner, In the 33d year Of her age
Notice OF funeral services hereafter.
WIGGIN-suddsnly, at Noithwood New.Hampshire' sun
day, september Il, Henry Is. Wlggin In his 18th year.
Notice Of funeral later.
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the hotel. and no offer has ever been made 10 give
them honorary membership Of one OF the messcs.

them honorary membership of ono OF the messcs.
THE OCCUPATION or MAsnONALAND.
OF many important movements now taking place
In Africa the occupation of MashOnaand by the British
south Afric. Company is which stands ont pre-
eminent. Tho way in which the work Is being done
by tho company shows that British enterprise can still
be vigorous and masterful. 1t was only in October
last that the charter granted and already the rail
way and telegraph being urged forward from Cape
Colony as part and parcel of the plan for the occupa
ton of Mashonaland. which is being carried out
by the pioneer expedition organized by the British
South Africa Company. under the supervision OF Cec
Rhodes managing director in Africa. II is the min
er,l wealth. the gold reefs from which much is en-
pected which naturally is mainly attracting public
attention. but perhaps the most important feature of
Mashonaand Is that Europeans can settle and thrive
in the country 1t i, healthy and we'll watercd. a
highland plateau standing 1000 and 5000 feet above
the .ca level EDMUND YATES.
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A FINE NEW BCILDING FOR TEMPLE BETH Ell

The announcement mad. yesterday that the Temple
Rcth.El at SINy.thri,t and LAineton.avc., hsd been
transrr,d Congr CATION oop, Shooin, Clinton.
st. for sI15OOO, confirmed by the Ity Kaufman
Koirr the rabbi Of the Tempt" Icui.l1 who sad a
rrpot.r 81 Tn. Tribune that there detail,
ucct!0n with the transfer that he cared public.
HIS congregation would probably continue until July
Old place. whrr' they have been
last seventeen years. The mem, ershp had. hnw",rr.
cr AID - much ste for synaP"gi had been
obtained At Seventy sAthst and Fftha,", and u" onn
dalton atone would b. laid next week for strucnr"
spacious and more costly than the Old "n" wv" have
.in,ly given the downtown congregation" he sad. the
deed of the place. but concerning the sale will
.e,,t
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TIM I. = GIANT KIprBI.lcAN CLUE.

THE i = CRAM III II Bi.lN w w H.
The ..roid .'Inn'nhly Nc tnr 4 th" T. y Grant Re-
run, an Clue VA held INST evening the clubs head
uintt.r. No. - Chafun,t About MY Republicans
wrrr lr".rnL ~" only business transacted was the
,o,ai O. tho na.rs candidates FOR mb"rshi.
They will voted upon at tl next meeting. which Viii DO
held the i.t Motday Octorr An cnterta .nnleht will
lr 4 wen about Uc,ohri ID.
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\, the di,ct--inn wlI.h took place IN III" r''nin
,.- i,,,,r!uo"d hy TIE Rev. VI. i"'inr'"l. ana ~
"a f..h ,ln Fey nrs Cro.iy aud - t"-;l nd Father
BUGGY participated. Ta'hrr Iu'"y III eNpl'lh; III
de-, II" plea. IN" nl"rns men. -ad that h" "'hth
T., make >ta'"nrnt ~ an urr"cr whi'h up I" ms
fine had lrrn sep p'"founi - ~
"Wh}n the recent ,trik" on the New York 'cn'fai
and Iud.on River la rnid lret ordrr'S' IL" >1l',
| wont Il, II. Waiter Wcih the third vice president
10, ,h. r,d IN the ,ri,rrr-t II III" v,rln cm"n had
An c\tr.in"ls pi .,snnt chnt with HIM. tui could ar
cnrnpli.h nothing. Later on he sent for me. ara
when nd been received ir talked ahou' the strike.
nd cone lIdcd bv saving Father pu'cy, l">' f"ii
tl,. ru~r that r,eht IN this matter. aiN"rNh
Nr If Water webb neither a l'igpguc
,,, an .u,nl.yr If ,nni- ard refused I" u" II.
mn, - ,irn,ut tom Iith"r Du'"S caused '"i>!d
cradle -urptlsb.
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THE wYONIN,, ELECTION DISPUTED.

Chlcac. sept. :" "A dispatch from IaIsni" "yo'
" yonihg finds it,clf IN peculiar ITi"an'ht'
owing faulty, constitution Of tn 'on'tttioh'
which Iio'aly inNsiia,'s u" lat" election ~ I'f AZ
comfy officers and prevents any general
ton isH,. The fiari'rs 81 tn" on>utu'
ton cNlsc,ed would he admitted ''fiht
n An hatu.u,i VIII. ,abrin: this Impression
thcy pi",ld.d ior uniting Tn" 81" t!"nr when ""ulu
naturally be- held on ih Of thi+ month In doing
thi, ttJlrr- referred to thr election A. Inc hrSt
regular '-r tlit Would occur following the hi's
session ot Tie I.rc,>iatprt.'
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X.CONGRESSMAE O'NEILL IN A FIGHT.

St I.orl.. sept. 20 SPECS John u. O'N"ira The
Democratic ai,r " the Win District and bitter enemy
Of o., oncr,-.,sn John J. Nc tho object Of his
today thr In true Democratic sly"
They fought on until friends pud them apart
thrat.n 70 r'ncw tn" hIht when they meet
N~.u claims H. stuffed" OF the regular nouira.
ton for Congi.-, by O'M,it4.
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NEW HAuPSHIRE REPr BLirtS COMMITTEE.

Conrod. y. IT,. sept, "2.-Thc Republican State
Committee organized To- night By clcctlng r. {. Church.
ILL., OF Lebanon chairman. >. =. Jewett. Of LscOnlA,
,ccrrtiry T.. II. WoOdman. OF Concord, treasurer.
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Sellers buycrs and workers will always find II to
Thur interest to keep track Of the little aiycriscmr
of the people, Tncy aIc printed Vn the ninth PAGE
nf rhr Tribune.
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Citizens, Party Convention reported favor Of holding
the convention at rfbsch's Hall. One-hundredsha'"en
tethst and Third ave-. Monday evening next ~ o
O'Clock The report adopted. and the campaign com'
mttee authorized for tho election OF deegaf'
from the local clubs each elccro district OF the TWO
wards.
For the nomination Commissioner Of Street Improve
mcnts as opposed Mr.. Purroy. Louis j. hein~ James
T. w.,Is and John H. KnOeppe prominently mentioned
MR. KEAN NOMINATED, But DECLINES.
Asburv Park n. j., Sept. % Spccal,.-The Re
publcans OF tile lIId Congress District. comprising
Middcsex Monmouth and Union counties. met IN
sbinn,s Hall Freehold to day to nominate candidate
for Congress. II one OF the most enthusiastic
conventions ever held In the district John T. kossei
OF Freehold was made chairman and Benjamin +. D.
Brown OF Matawan, secretary. Ex|V6oSressmsh jon"
Kean jr, Of Elizabeth. wAs nominated By exclamation
Resolutions were adopted indorslng President har'
risons Administration the Mckinley bill. reciprocity
Speaker Reed and avorng laws to secure free Vooe
and an honest count The resolutions also say
We denounce those members OF Congress. both Re
pubiicans and Democrats, who. while drawing their
salaries congressman. neglect tner puOG Hu, AZ
pOunce those congressman whO while nomnaiy PRES
ont at the sessions Of Congress sneak OUT Oh to T nr
AT every roll call In order to break quorum anu pro-
vent the transaction OF the PUBLIC Dus' reSmerca dis
The liza nsra p'i,se who viii
have influence at WasngtO and who VIII labor WIN
ndcfatgablc zeal IN secure for the district nSe1o o
reton Of such public building. as are necessary for
the transaction Of the Federal business We believe
that the state Of New Jersey should select aS its rep
rcscntatiyes i'm Congress and for all other officers men
no are identified with the interest OF their various as H.
trct and we deprer the growing tendency OF the
Democratic Marty TO nominate for office who arc
virtually residents Of another state. who have ne. no
state Of New Jersey and who nominated solely
because Of their wealth.
Mr. Kcan was Informed by telegraph OF his nominar
ton. lie reply. positively declining 10 run
rx.Conprcssman Amos Clark IT, the president Of tho
new Central National bank Of Elizabeth. was Then
nominated.
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prNOuNCING TAMMANY DrPLIClTY.

The Executive Committee OF the Citfehs Lo'a' I'M
uroy,ncnt Party OF the Twenty and Twenty'fourth
Wurd. held a crowded end enthusiastic meeting a. the
pary be,dausrt"r. No $50 Thirda. last night In"
chairman Of the conctt-c John H. knoepp'l haac io's
and eoycst address, IN which he advocated the hohha
, , the nIcc of Commits OF Street improvements
f soi, Fan other than professional politician III"
CHARGED ConuIs sonrr Iuiioy with having invited members
Of the Citizens Iaty to friendly eoh'r"hc' al" 'e'
a., ;,, ,,u.,d thcf confidence by making pubhc the
,ri,u,. con, err This done. n''ordin" To Mr
Kno .upn for purpose Of making II ap" ar U'at "'
cui,,n.' rurty WAS making deal with lamiany ha'
,oh, o.horn IT, followed Mr.. knorppcl IN similar VEIN
nm. committee On nAlns the time and place for hoid!uG TOO
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MR.. BLAINE SOON TO LEAVE NAME

Augusta Me-. sept. - t>'ecia-It is reported
here by friends Of Mr.. Elaine hat lc Will 20 Ia wash,
incon the last of the present week, starting probably
on Thursday.
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TIE AVA TO GO INTO WINTER QUARTERS.

william X. Vanderbts steam yacht Alva was anchored
on StapetOn. =. l.. yesterday. The crew were bsy AZ
work stripping the vc.i Of her rigging and slowing
hing away. To-day the AIva will for Wilmington.
Del, where she VIII 60 into winter quarters.
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Many practical needs could be met bv carefully scan
ming the little advertisements on the ninth page Of Tho
Tribune.
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
NewIIaven Conn. sept. o2.-The Prohibtonlsn Of
the lid Congressional District to-day nominated C. NJ
WhitmOrc, OF Meridcn
Baton Rouge La sept 22.-s. VI. Roberts was re-
nominated for Congress BY the Democrats OF the With
District to day.
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TIE CONTRACT FOR ELE' TlnN BOOTHS.
prprrrI.y ~ THE ESTIMATED c.>r-Ct LoSrI
RppDNB 'l'GH'> II EM.

RDpijNB flGH'> T. HM.
The Police Commissioners Yesterday DECIDED 'ha'
only seventy ciglt portable polling places wpuh BE-
needed AZ the coming rcriinr. the pole" captains
having found suitable iuo..~ which can b" n"d ~
election a. -ir,f- IN wh'h they recently rl'ni"" t"'
nome rnaId lr found \ contract f'i the r'''t ton 81
nc seventy eight frame buIldu.- vs. aw':''t Z" III"
Fast River Lumber Company. Ia" bindings VIII ~
,,c.tcd and ed by the company ~ '~t "i
-Ini each nv such arrangement IN" company
Will have the Oh lumber after the Police Department
M, mo- further l> for the hrildn;S. II va expected
,li,, 100 binding, at u cu-t "f $50 each would i"'
needed. hri ia" power gwen I" tho l"D'" l. hi" I"
Get the work don" wt'cnt contracts based IN scaled
Lid, has enabled the Commissioners 10 save som"
money Contracts fr building bail II htoft" ana Tor
uinnc the of, al ballots viii probably be gwen ont
u da,.
There /, II difference Of 'riuiin among W" '"'"i'
a. polcc headquarters regarding Il" term "i "'c oil
&, L,irI L.cnlpu.i' chief 81 the Bureau OF rttI"i'
If, VA, APPOINTED .Jnnnarv ~ In place oi j"hn :!
'i,,lr nose term Of Office had expired on Ni-h>, L.
- and who had been rUldnG over. Inc ~"
,yr- fIc term office thir" Years. bat some 81 me
n,,,oI. mink that colonel R,drnlngh'> term "Nlr,
~, August | and that he i npw h"hht over u
80 ,hr t,,mIni- ,hrrr, probably Will continue nm IN
rcr without rcappointin9 Lin for l"ll term oi tic9
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mo PRICES FOR THEATRE SEATS,

The sale 81 for the nr>t performance Of DR..
nill" Al the Garden Theatre SATURDAY night. took
pI,., A, the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms Yesterday
.,n.ru,-n. ". l.; Norman artuls alctlonrcr. The
n>t ale WA, seventy ~rats at SO each To H. &.
WAGNER. r. Henry French thcir bought thirty six
STAT, AT siI each for ~, friends and eight more
sold a, riI General Merritt bought two At Sl % aud
A. -~.lan. three At gil. r. g. stanton bought sixteen
AT 81. ra and John Roger three at -. The price
the 81 the ,hrtia ranged from these to ~ 30
the lowest pii'" pad "r this part II the h"u>c The
In>,> were sold follows uA H. Ia trorsr kc>~rr
for rIUO. ioA u Ia A. II. Ilummcl for SO. Bo\c, Il.
g. u and +. To- Mr. ~ SON AZ go each: lio\r> & and
IT, to Mr. Dunn al - 10 each. The highest price
Iald for "A the balcony WA - ~ and the lowest
- while those la the gallery ranged from ~ - Ia
cents
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For i've Won can get tnrtrIS littl" Liver
i'Il> ia" bust N"r rrcult"r III the Void Don't forget
this. pill a dos.
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ADAMS N"' N"S-nm lnnr~ia, H'I,"me!r IT, isSo at
b, Rev. Dr. T.. T. his'"\. Edith Ili"ood daughter
Of u. W l0ungs " CLARENCE W. Adams. Of Stattl'.
Washington.
ELLISON ALIEN-At r'~kskill. y. " september II.
lv tn. Rev. Irving r.. White Mr.. charles w Ellison.
form, nj, ~ ind~or. y. " to Mis- Trace e.. eldest
daughter II Mrs. Jane and th" late Frank a. Allrn.
Of irrk,kll.
MlI,ltE AYI.ItFK-On Wrdn sday September Il, 1890
at st chr, -o>tom, thapI, Nrm'ioh CITY, bv R"v
SIM. Emily a. nN" ~ fllIab' III ANllH", To
john MnrI. IT, Il N"w.NUrk cry
pErPAKD- DALTON On September g. 1890 At Hope
chapel. 333 last Ith--t, Nrw.lok, By the Rev Juhh
Is Dr,in~. j. /. nrrad Alfred P,ppaid and Miss
Josephine Dalton.
Rev u. W r. Jtyrs. Ihr1or Morris Ten l'rvocK To
Minnie daughter 81 Mr. and Mrs. David Morgan ~
BROOKLYN. l.. |. No cards
Notices Of marriage must he indorsed with full
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DoI,iitu! Notices.
Republican Primary Elections.

Tho Republican enrolled in the several Assembly
Districts will meet the places h'!ena'<r haneo Oh
Friday evening september 90. 1890 at o'clock. Tor th'
purpo - e.c ting DELI gats to the dominating conventions
NAMED a, follows:
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6perial Notices.
Invaluable for All Forms

Carpet Cleaning.
T. NJ. STEWART, 32U 1theve.
Telephone. 100 18th. Send for circular.
Invaluable for All Forms
OF female weakness. Carters Little Liver pills.
Mrs &. A. Sinclair solics orders for home.maae JAM.
teies canned speed and branded fruit: Az
soute purity guaranteed and only rsclass material useo
All fruit put up In eiass snd stored tor eustSMets u.
fall For circulars containing prices ana references ~
dress Mes c. A. Sinclair. No. Alice C0uro. Brookvn.
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TIE PEOPLES LENIE GENERAL COMMIT III f'

TIE peoples IENiI GENERAL t'MMI ] FL.
Ioul, l. IJrlailrd. chairman of IN" committee on
the I'm, r..e Of the general committee 81 the Peoples
uuri,uol League announced Yesterday that zoo NOR"
,,,. f mon who had consented servo ON the rom
,,. and work actively for IN" success Of the Leagues
,,rdId,,cs had been added Ia the list. among the
additional names are th"-" oi Charles Lanier Henry
\ onhlrv william II. Schicfcn. Augustus ;. Whit"h'
u,uIc. Colgate william f.. curtis. /. Murray oR
,,,,,u, william = Andrews, irchc Tucker. DR.. Henry
ID Moves f. G. lIonian> Louis j. HoonI jr.. clarence
D,y Henry DAY. Dr. Walter Mcndc>ohn. George
H. Iopklu. George Waddngton, Lrnnc e. Mysafi.
Joshuu Henry Rudolph kepplcr. Harry VI. Rcpua'
4 :. Hatch. william l.. Skdmorc, Frederick II. 'b-
br,, Clinton Palmer. Alfred Ayrc| r. f.. Maln'~r"n
william s. rattcn. Grorsc brunswick. Jane, Flood,
Dr,ld Callahan Frederick Faul'en James Taylor.
I.hu Summer w. j. t;ll,,on. anthony Woman, Morris
Kan Vcrn. Isaac Wallach. Richard pa,smor, Antonio
I,a,tIda Me uacl Martin. Milo tianhlni. .'rore"
Murray George Biood John Laffcy, Joseph Murray,
Edward Ward, ~.
The R.publiran voters Of the XXI-t Assembly District
had an tunity last night ~ make practical Jest I"
The working, Of the new ballot law. The Erpibl"an
,r,o.c and IL was held In the associations headquarters
M IOi It Flfy.nnth.st. simple voting booth was
loaned by the Federal Club and those present last nigh,
went through the form voting Just they VIII have "
do II in th. city election day number OF tn" dis
trct leaders madc brief rnsrk, explanatory OF tho system
and when the voting for pactcc b"gan II MAS "ho a'
the voters had difcuty whatever In conforming WIN
the requirements OF the law which. when uhoer7'oou'
.c.ucd exceedingly smple to every body
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Hub Punch hn equal Il, H. l'at- all oilrIs. Hub
luirh h. with hot ~ SOFA "dtl
,,f"'rr> and druggists.
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XIEKIEU.

Millions OF heads to>cird with a PROPULSION o. mag
nii mt trcs,,>. thrr splendid app'aranc so"h TO
arrys ricohcVu- Thu only halr tcstocr and bautlurr
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20 be hid Wcb-:.g Ha. East ElrHonth'st. between
Third ard Fourth AYES, Thursday evening. OCTOBER
$500 a "'clnrh
D,,cs,t.. L, To-. ,uo,t!oncd a, follows. VIZ
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THE OXFORD MOVEMENT.

will be an account OF the Oxford movement BY the
bean OF st. PAUL.. hear that this work has grown
ont Of the promise made by Dr. Church TO Canon
Liddon that he would contribute a chapter OF per
sonai "reminiscences the movement 10 the life Of
Dr Pnscy Some Of DR.. Pusey's friends and admir-
ers have protested lately against Cardinal Newman
being described as the founder OF the oxford move
nent but his Claims 10 be so regarded beyond dis
pute. and as matter Of fact Dr. Pu,cy did not take
any active part In the movement until II was thor
ou8hly working all over the cOuptry According 10
Cardinal Newman, the movement was really started
BY Kcble's famous a,slze sermon on national amos.
tacy, which lie preached at ST. Mary's, Oxford. in
July. 1888.
WORTHLESS NEGRO REGIMENTS
The military authorities have been fairly successful
In Withholding from fhe press any account Of the OK
taOrdinary meeting which occurred In July in the 4
West India Regiment. Quartered at jamaica The
occurrence Is convincing evidence Of the utter rot,
tenness Of the West India corps. a condition long
known 10 officers who knew anything Of these reg-
mcnts IT is about time tO dispense with the dubious
and costly service. Of the lazy and in-c0nditioned
negroes composing those West India regiments. They
are maintained wholly for service on the unwh0le
some West Coast OF Africa possessions In the West
Indies white troops do better aud more healthy
than the black troops in the improved conditions
IN which the former now live. So far the African
service Is concerned it would be generally more I'd
vantageous to increase the strength Of the lOussas
levles on the Coast giving them dOnblc complement
VI Officers and tn dsband those West India regiments
which worthless as troops and afford 10 the officers
posted TO them a very bad professional education.
VOLUNTEERS sNUBBED BY THE LINE
There is widespread discomfort amongst the voiun
ter Officers who have gone through the courses OF
musketry drill at AldershOt this year, owing 10 the
manner In which they arc practically boycotted BY
inc highsonIed subs Of tho line. The unfurnisIied
ssss u t9sdr barracks compek them TO take refuge Ia
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THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRoNIcLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED.
MCND YATES.

THE QUEENS VISIT TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WILLIAM on THE MovE-KlNG CHARLES
AND HIS QUEEN EMPRESS FREDERICK
THE CHURCH CoNGRE.SS-WEST
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