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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
TENNIS CHAMPIONS At PLAY.
CAMPBELL AND KNAPP BEAT HUNTINGTON AND
HOBART AT NCWrU3T.

Newport X. l., sept. (Sprcia. Tn" tennis t,urna
ment was resumed here hi, morning. and the weather
was again perfect for pa' Ing. Put $50 matches were
to 10 played and the" were both expected to be
hotly contested the courts on which the MATCHES
were to take place were surrounded three and four
rows deep with excited spectators. II deemed
advisable to play both contests together. In order t"
have pcrfect light and both started shortly after
10 80 a. III. ON the court nearest to The Casino build
ing IT, p. Huntington and o. : Campbell were I" play
ub,le short distance away W. +. Knapp and g. Hobart
we're to try conclusions. Both OF these matches were
import.Ant and each contest had s full quota 81 On
lockers The Hobart Knapp game was first started.
and from the first game each point was holly contc,ted
Knspp played close al the net, while Hobart
PEELED to play his strokes from the base iinc Games
altrrnated until 3all reached. Then Hobart won
two games in succession only 10 lose the following
two Hobart the vantage game aud was within
nont OF the set but Knapp tied TIE score and finally
won the set IOs. The second Sc. was q, close ~ the
arst and Kuapp again adopted the same tactics AZ io
hah IN the first set. Hobart managed to make Ia"
score "nvc gsmcs ALL" only to lose the set. 10
Hobart now appeared tired ont from his hard play IN
the pYcedipg sots and result tho third set resulted
In Knapp's favor Score o..
In tine meantime Campbell and Huntington
having q battle royal on the adjoining court. Hunt
turtop plainly showed his superiority IN the Opening
.ct which he captured, Ga IL this sct Campbell
played Ilstlcs,ly. and missed many easy 'a"okc'
The second set was begun, and Campbell turned IN"
t.iioS nm his opnoucnt BIZ easily winning, d. tn"
ss,s wc C now ali' and both made frantic
Efforts to capture the third set Campbell erp1 ahr;,d
sse n. sst on" the fSurI set handlly hy
Campbell ns ticIng the score Hoi u men ia %w
The afth Set Campbell Won the fir. Fame ;a,o and
,,ov a., Tasbine style and Outpaycd Huntington at
every point. CAME after game went to Campbell
onT mi, nS ron,"st ended the days play. Tomorrow
morning Knapp and Caor1sl % R' iUT 'H pr
~ s,rcr AZ 10 the probable outcome OF tn
morrow match Some think t cI KnpSn T ry viii viii
begin at IL a. M Wednesday will finish the touri'"
msnt. The scores: ,, ,. ID u Hmm,
inetOn 3--6 90, 81. O., 81. W. i. .hhapp
beat C. Hobart 1913, TO- G-?.
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PosioNcc Notice.

,sloud be l. al dA.l. +. AZ srscd. changes nay
Letters Tor Countries nd not be- .p['aiiy i'd:
.r'.sea for d., AGA o. - oi laSs aa So
mrrt aO,@Ms.. kttg.' not ,Yte'a' 'ade'''a 'e"'
so " mais lor week ending spt,mbgr will
e'i sHS%3y 4" AZ Nm S'i To- li Il , r %
No" UIs.' a,. at Ia Plata e" S via Rio JsaeO PEE
%s % S'S 4t%. rom E.itnOrs: "a, ,,.,.ns t., :,
MLnNi;,bM AT . IT, 'T T.r t.I1ac r,,an ari
9TH European countrc- must be drt;d psr Ma, ssS
sa ~ sSea S fHt es% r pr ,d nus: b"
LANG -. a. A'",'n b. f Forum @.'
81: +: r !, ;,ss 's' ..: s 'ss 81 81
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p pafh' !. .'i rTo, EIor,e from Sew
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a. f ana Hr n.s b. a' ara pr ksaa.1
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sHirEpAYM7 m for Franz: swtAe 1s i, NY
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r. ~ Mali. for China ard Japin ie, CITY o. HiS
f,uu Fianclsro cO-f here SeiteiDrr 10,
az ~ ~ m Mis- for Australia New-Z taland
ii.mai.an nj ard samoan slaids reg - Alameda
t,onri.,D ,,o.r h"r" september IA at G 20
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Islands per- shp Tro,c n,d from San franesco, close
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hi, Once daily at 80 y: H.. Mails Tor Mqueion by
daIiv at 30 p. ~ Mails for Cub', by rail- to Tampa
trr;cr sailing MONDAYS and Thurs
deysl cr,sc at ths orice daily at 30 a. Mails for
Mexico overland une-s .p- l,y .dd.".e'd for dispatch
me schedule OF cOs'ng Of Transatlantic malls 10
arranged the rresumpt on ." ther nninerruptd OYER
land transit San Francisco. Mails from the East
arriving on tire at San Francisco tie day Of sailing
Of steamers are dispatched tlnce the sane day. Roge
ter mall CLOSES o. @ 10 p. u. previous dty.
CORNELIUS VAN COLT postmas>os.
Postofuce, New.York, n. r, August g. 1880.
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THE WEd7UER REPCRI.


FORECAST TILL : =. NJ TUESDAY.
Washington pit. l.-F"r Eastern NcwNotA' r'r'i'
p.nus, ,aa!a and N,w.J-t-'y fair. follower u! "a'''
,hnw,r, IN northern portion OF eastern Ne"'hor"
.outhpr, winds ~ ,,
Far w.s,srn yew.York and Western Pennsylvania ia'r.
oIov.I II, li.ht loral showers warner Wind brcomhs
southeastrrly. , 49,.
Lor ,,c District OF Columbia Delaware, Maryihhn anu
VIRGINIA. fair followed ny showers In soutaer" Virginia
v,rtl,r var able winds. LrconinS soa'hrflE.
10, Nor'h Carolina and South Oa"'Ha' sno""''
stationary temp ritur".
Tor orgia a,d Alaha'a. far and warner IN ho''"'r'
h,.,r. and STATIONARY trpatur' IN southern re'Ioh'
For ono ard Wt>t Virginia far i"!""'u oS io'"'
slower. in ono.
.Loo,r, In Western Kentucky; "arnfH
Ior Ind na and Illinois. light local SHOWERS Pr'e'd
ny fair Ia Indiana; cooler. ,,. 1900, ,,.,..,.,,
For Lowe NJ II Kan, ppf M'ch'b'' ANU wisconsin,
'o'i Xnp,,oa and Iowa local showers cooler.
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was accompanied by the Duke and by her daughter
and the party was we'll received

was accompanied by the Duke and by her daughter,
and the party was we'll received.
AMERICANS IN SWITZERLAND.
Americans are we'll to the front at all tho most
freQuented hotels In Switzerland this season, and
Saratoga trunks and monster dressbaskets crowd the
corridors. The ladies' young and old, dress and chat
all day long The elderly men smoke and sit silent,
"meditans nesco quid nugarum totus In HIS as Is
tho manner Of their nation. Young male America
s perhaps fortunately for his fellowtoursts, fecbly
represented.
FRANK DICKSEE'S WORK.
The picturebook Of the year will be Frank DckSec's
illustrations of Othello," which will be tho next in
stalmcnt OF International Shakespeare. u work which,
after tho fashion Of the times promises TO rank as
rival to the famous Doydeu Shakespeare. Dicksee's
previous task Romeo and Juliet" costs so per cent
more now than the price at which 1t was published
Would. be purchasers should be ON the alert.
MIR, GILBERT AND HIS BIG DOG.
Du Maurier's big dog Chang, who died year or
two AGO. u.s. in point of size at all events to be ecpsed
W. S. Gilbert who has been stay ing at Carlsbad ana
Is much benefited by the has there purchased oh
absolutely enormous dog, which he is bringing with
him to England. EDMUND 1A1HA
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TIE ORDER EEDrCIS1 RATES POSTPONED

fl, ara SIi i.--lhalru.an Ndcl"y. Of th" Wetbr
F,rl, Association. returned her" To-Day he h"" "''u'
d h, re- b l- learned that h. !'s!on to the Inter
,.,- Commission was a. least partially snccess
Said Ne. .
# Jaw all Commissioners except Nj Vearoy, aaa isd
hff them uc effect o. reduction In grain rar' wouio
have Tho Cori sslonsrs not being t"s"tbef could not
oct an immediate but they apparently u.~d III"
teecraIi freely aud te result tel .ran have us
received which the order reducing grain at - post
ion.d That j. all uir Information have At present Ana
whether I'll" IO,tponem"ut Is 10 ai ihdshnit' d." q" not
kMON."
The Chicago lines y a whole do not seem to car"
whether reduced not. The most OF t"in
lain that bulk n" grain Is and for months
has been Ing at a lees rate than u" usual! IN"
Coai,s said that tho order. enforced would cut
ngurc In tho r~yenucs.
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ruc CrrrrLayD CONSOLIDATED NTNSTRELS.

A. ,,o.,e ,,,fornanr, 81 nlnrtrclSy WAS again given
n. tho E.,rt,,n, street hratrr lat niGht brf"g" 1 ou
audience. The coniuny 1, known a> Il" w. y ,''' "hn
Consolidated Mln>trl- The difference from t' ""''
minstrel entertainments Il chiefly III u'' h"''
costum,s mad stage decorations, "hir tHc "p"'S '"
..,., IL mn, mar, funny than on II pat year,
Their. u some excellent singing. however ana LOT "''
william Ndstonc. RAYMOND Shaw, r. NJ. win'n. ~"
Charles ,ble won deserved applause Luxe ',"''' "
was welcomed hy hi. old rcnG- and rnt'rcti'u ''' '
49,. -, ,,,y and h, WAS a,..rd In doing II by Di'y
Emerson. barney Pagan and Iughcy p'neh'rW. nN
little s.nc viii, the last NAMED csli"d you u'"" os
ms C. Wiley" wa particularly funny anu so"' VI wiz
feature, of tho second part also exceiieh@
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CONTRASTING FOR SUPREMACY IN CHESS.
RESULTS OF THE TENTH AND ELEVENTH ROUNDS
IN THE MANCHESTER TOURNAMENT
STANDING OF THE PLAYERS.

IN THE MANCHESTER TOURNAMENT
STANDING OF THE PLAYERS.
Manchester. Sept 1.-The tersh round Of the inter
national chess tournament played to-day. and resulted
ss ollows:
Mason won a game from Mortimer. who op'nrd RuJ
LOPEZ The former got wiip!na advantage early in the
contest and secured victory AFR uiI:ytwo moves.
Tins,ey who tried the popular Queens Pawn opening.
had 10 submit dofeat I'D by Napins womb rilly
brilliant combination The battle lasted for twenty sA
moves.
Tsub.nhaus. who prorcIed tho Vienna Gun-ton.
achieved victoyy In twcutyn!h The Pari ISLAM
played finely IN the middle and end Of game.
Lee and the Bcrner schaliopp. agreed To draw
after tiirty1ve Lee oIercd with III 70 Is 3. and
although Sthallcpp got better position Leo managed to
get OF with draw.
The games Sch"vc against Lotok (Ruy Lopez, Tarrasch
against Mackenzie Nuy Lopez. Gossip against Thornid
Petror) and Van Vct acans: owea ~ 70 j.. had u n
adjourned after fotytw foryiye fotythset aud forty
eigh, respectively.
Brd Dictated KlackLurnc in forty-thrc moves. Tho
veteran opened g. ad for d. rab tine neither
player had any sG'nnnge Toward thu end 0: tic game.
however. Bird established winning position and scored
Muller tried the 10 Il opening against Gunsbcrs.
and 80: decidedly the boat o. the opening. RELAXING
what his attention ne allowed Gunsbers to get material
advantage. which the latter Lo victory In fortyone
The eleventh round played CHS evening when tho
following were the ro>ults:
BlaCkburne played the Ruy Lopez against GunsberE and
followed. Ne!u,cr player would venture tho
and the position perfectly ana simple.
these masters agreed to divide the ter about
moves
An ifregulsrly opened By MssoZ araInht Tnsley
resulted also In q draw afhr twenty.s!x moves.
Mortimer scored spleudidy Contested after 0ny
two moves against the Bcrinsf hchalopp. The latter
Initiated "Scotch aud got Lad position In ue middle OF
the parte. and Mortimer doing his best fofccd Scaops
resignation.
Another drawn baltic between Locock ana Muller
The latter played the SieDian dere. and although he
got slightly Inferior position, he managed to draw after
thirty.two moves recorded.
scheve succeeded In beating the Rev. Mr.. Owen In
forty.seven moves As usual the latter adopted IT,
Zukeriort opening. 1t 70 Is g. Sclcve got p.I
shortly after the opening moves and finally scored by
pretty play.
Alapn, who tried the PnnlaIi opening against Van
Vl!et go: the Of It end game and had
resign after forty."lght moves
The games. Mackenzie against It." p TO Q q. Ihorod
against TaubeDhaus tP to X 4. and Bird agsn-t
Gossip n u a. had t. DO adjourned after o;ty Six
fOrty.frc and siXtyone moves respectively
night ~ "
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RATLR0ID INTERESTS.
TRANSFER OF TIE CHICAGO AND ALTA

TRANSFER OF THE CHICAGO AND ATLANTIC
Chicago, sept. 1.-The Chicago and Atlantic
Enroad was formally turned TO the Erie
poratiou this morning. aud TINS becomes part Of
that conpa;ys system. Vice President 5. NJ FELTON,.
jr, Of tho Eric. has taken chaIc" Of the newly
ac1Iircd property general manager. and Issued
his official order appointing 4. H. Thonas ecn
erl manager, G.. g. Cochran general fright agent,
+. {. Donald general passenger agent. and o. ID.
Wood travelling auditor. also giving notice that nc
commits for August should DC settled with V. l..
Malott, tie rt ring receiver. Mr.. Thomas -
undrr,lood. will novo his headquarters from View YORK
To- Chicago A " Tucker. general superintendent of
The New York. rennsylvaui and ohio division 81 tho
Erie l. have the Chicago and Atlantic attached to
hls jurisdiction.
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no EXPLORE ARIZONA AND REw.xExICo.

Princeton, N j., Sept. 1.-Professor Carl Lumholtz.
tie Norwegian explorer who was made famous among
eeogrsphers by his expeditions in Australia. about
TO explore lower New Mexico and Arizona under the
direction Of the American Geographical society Of
New.York About q dozen men versed In archaeology,
botany and zoology accompany him. Professor lfbbcy,
Of Princeton University. who is geograDher well
mathematician Is among this number. The special
object Of the expedition Is to examine the remains Of
the Azees existing principally in the ella Valley In
the northwest part OF Arizop& The peculiar habits
Of The zuni and Navajo In0has Will also be closely
investigated.
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RACING OFF SEASIDE PARK.

Under tho ai> pieces Of the Br1dgeport, Conn. Boating
Assoc iton Yesterday OF seaside Park there was sa'iea
r,untt, viii, pleasure yachts for prizes amounting
q, uI,out 80 The race Witnessed by thousands
an share and on steamers. tugs. steam yachts ana
smiling raft Tie course from stake boat near
the Iiarb,r light stake boat In the SOUND near
Middle Ground Light. distant six miles. ana return.
r,Lg start was taken shortly after IL O'Clock and
the ti.i,h wa, from l IL I" O'Clock The winners
rr,.. lln.- A. CKte: class Is. Amateur class ~
rttul: rL,,, T. Hornet class f. Alice; class Il.
ph,Il. j. De Yer Warmers steam yacht Daruis con,
,ry.,i th. Judges and members Of the prees AROUND
he,
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THE PALlSADE BOAT CLUBS Rf''AlIA'

,rl I.,dr Boat club held II, twrnty.,',.ld annual
-.u.,,, Yesterday oIrp,it" Its clubhouse OF ''h"oou.
N,,r!y every ra.r and IN some I'll" observers
,.fr.urd uu;.-,lNrs h"lis" L. Is. anu = u H"ssi'e
won tn. raior u.hlr.s'Ill nilc Ihc"; TIM, on Ing
., ..,,,i i.r,. ,a,. All c\'tng contest won by
ia, llvd,ons IN Z II. L. X Holden ana j. !" Nce'e
"a II tn ,llur d'ib scull Ia 81. III the junior
four.o,r,d shell -. II. 'gnnh, T. H. i'o7'H''
~ {, ,a-pntcg ard l.. ". Jones won In 5-'. L..
N,,,, won tho championship sing!c--'ul race, IL
tr.- = 4Ji. c. 4. Holden won the junior siGe-ecuii
roe fl, H. Ia right-oarcd shell race ~ g. Hooper,
Il W stliw,i H. NJ. ONlcy. G.. i. .1;uuinon I. J.
i-Iluau l.. pickuiIln l.. +. Getty. NJ H. smith ana
II e.; W.rrott In the she'll Sassai wer" The winner
,nc :, 49, Ia the sent four O1rcd shell race, & T.
Ma..A,n IT, W d. Knapp q. Kc'vs and j. b. Monatt
a. oil I'm =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
WILLIAM J. TEIMBLE.

william J. Trin.iIr q stanrh Republican, VINO repre-
.cntd the xXI,t Assembly District In tn" Assembly, III
,.., aud a. bi, home No. 1I2 East Eighty -iourthN ST.
L., ,i,,, He was stricken down In the street Win
., ii. three weeks and since that time had been
r.,idlv falling. Mr.. Tr.nhls WA at one time Probate
IN the Surroyatc ONCE and at the t!u" Of his d'ath
held place in the Dock D""rtmrnt' lie was rus"
,,., ~ m. True Crafsnrn's Lodge. r. and A. NJ and
,rcu,ncu, member Of Reno Post No. a.. q. A. r. lie VA"
n,,o q member Of the Knights OF Fythias.
Mr. Trnblc leaves wife and two daughters mo
funeral will take place at Cornell Memorial Church SeVea
ix,ht md Secord.avr at O'Clock tomorrow evening
.,,, the services at the church the Mssonic lodge will
bod t,r scrvices At the srsvo Grand Army comrades
will probably perform their rite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

Boston. Sept l (SpeclaD -Elabora& arrangements
have made FOR Speaker Reeds visit to Boston ana
hi, journey from this city to Poriad 1t Is expected
that the Speaker arrive her, Wednesday at 80
H. H. by the Dos ton and Albany road lie will be driven
10 the Hotl Vsndome and there he Will b. the guest ~
dinner Of several his personal friends. Then he Will
20 - Faneul Hall. wh,rc h. and Congressman Henry
Cabot Lodge address a Republican meeting Inc
meeting will opening gun OF tn" Massachusetts can
Laign. ON 1hur.day morning Mr.. Red will resume his
:ourn.y leaving Boston In special car attached TO the
80 train tho Boston and Maine road and being
acco:npaniI ~ Portland o delegation from this STATE
The train will stop IIaycr So mon Fall, ard several
points Maine. and the probabilities are that during
some these stops the Ssakcr viii FAKE addresses
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PREPARING FOR THE CAMPAIGN

DELEGATES TO THE SARATOGA CONVENTIONS
The Lincoln League held It's regular monthly meeo'
ing last night at Its roOms No. 1875 Eighthst. ana
elected the following delegates and tcrnaes TO tile
saratoga Republican League Convention: Delegates
Charles y. TaintOr, James Brangan and James w.
Iiawcs; aItcrnatcs-Chares w. Wagner. p. NJ. Reilly
and James Walton.
The Republican Club Of the lXth Assembly Dis!
tr.ct. at its meeting last night at No. 1 Abingdon
Square, elected the following to represent 1t Dele
E Logan: alternstcs-E. +. Morgan, Arthur Ware aud
NJ. b. Clark.
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GL1NCES HERE and THERE.

"Thcrc has been for long time growing feeling Of
disgust among who love profession for ITSELF
said actor. at certain class OF pcoplc-wonien
and their managers-whO have scruples about their
methods OF advertising themselves They make no
prctencc Of drawing audiences by their ability or by
the merits OF their production. They aim TO create
sensation and In striving for this Of them 90
not stop ut anything. II is the heroine OF
tragedy or some such thing that they expect to stand
the stage before the public-not the heroine of
the play. 1t is not necessary for me to mention any
names or to cite any recent instances. They have
been many and fragrant that the public is familiar
with them 10 the extent OF nausea. confess that !
crank on the subject. for, matter OF fact II
l., hardly worth thinking about. This condition u
affair, can't last. 1t Is mania now and will soon
prove boomerang
But what dsgusts chiefly is that this cheap adj
vertising might throw dscrcdt the honorable and
conscientious wing Of the profession. OF course. there
is no danger Of this in the Of those who Know
enough about the stage and actors and actresses a.
whole TO judge by the facts. But for those who are
only too glad to snccr ard scof 1t is an admirable
opportunity not to be neglected THEY are right In
saving that these are dlmc-m methods. and that
those who practise them seeking the dime museum
level and later will reach It. Those actors
and actresses who above such disgracenl and as
houc>t practices will welcome tho day when the the
a going public Will resent such insults To their IN
tcicsncc.'
good complaint to be afraid of-have some strange
ideas about the disease" said physician. Yon think
that il you climb mountain aud build there. or that
il you live the slope Of hill where the drainage
i, perfect. you safe Then counting OIL this yon
,it In the evening dir with covering on your
head. you sleep with window SO near the head OF
your bed that current Of damp air blows over yon
all night. Finest way In the world to catch malaria
Personally. believe that If had only two chances
one Of living in the centre OF silt marsh, and tho
other Of living mile from the edge OF tho mareh on
slipping GROUND. should take the marsh every time
admit however. that there very many people who
do not agree with this opinion. But to come back to
our first propositions ID your Lead when you arc
ont 81 d)ort after dark. no matter how mild tho air
seems Young girls who 1T summer resort rush rom
hot hall room open verahdas take their lives In
their hands Mot ~ them Wildly recklcSs ulxt
Il Is a wonder they live through one season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
TENNIS ON STATEN ISLAND.

The finals In both singles and doubles Of the staten
Island Athletic Club tournament finished yester
dsv. These The scores
Doubes--P. T. Johnson and ]. Y. G. Walker. Staten
Island Cricket and Baseball Club beat John +. Hobart
and s. H. Lowde New-iork Tennis Club. Co. Oil.
GO 6-3, Ga. SiDgles-P E johnson, Staten Island
Cricket Club. beat J. y. G.. walker Same club, 40.
81, 3-6 60, b--3.
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THE ,.TB RlHTyEyT At GETrYsBr-R

Gettysburg. Penn. sept. 1.-The veterans OF mo
ath Cavalry assembled ;ryurd their fine memorial at
8 O'Clock and formally dedicated II in the presence Of
many sr,cctators Tie 18th IioohIyn Veterans I'M
veil their granite marker Cup'> Hill this morning
at o O'Clock C0iOlr. F.. r.. Fowl prc'iGrt ana made
a short address and Colonel Lewis X. StcgnaIr DO
livcpN the Grafton.
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FALLING nrr IN EAsrbo1.Np SHIPMENTS.

Chicago sept especial. The statement %. cast
bound shipments for last week shows falling on.
cspcc ially on the Lake Shore and Michigan Crhtriu
The totals were $40 tons. against 64.3l7 tons tina
preceding week and 1915 tie corrcs spending week
Of last year. The shippers say that the two leading
Vanderbilt line. and the Fort Wayne show loss
On account # the bill otladins boycott. Tho Van
dcrbilt lines lay II to tho New York Centrni gulke
Ky the Central Traffic statement, the Grnnd Irun.
took 10 per cent Of the business: Nickel Pay ~
Fort wsvnc 10: Lake shore. ]? Mich,gan Cehar'H'
II Baltimore and ohio, : and PIN Haholc. V.
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ru,yf:l. nr TINE To C5NM' Inland

The Timetable for the Iron Htamhoat company
T. =, to Coury Island viii c!nnec toda;, b"f'H ''N'h'
Y I Twenty thdst.. North Eivrr' hourly HI" =
A. H. until D. ~. aud r'r NJ. l. H"f'h i'N'' no'rN
on 80 main ~ n NJ Their, j. no Change.
n,rcvcr in Tho Long Iranch time Table, Tie lauIi'
making The Two trip, every day A. Install.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Chicago. Sept 1-Allan e. Durborow, jr.. was nom
mated today as tho Democratic candidate for Com
ercss in the lid District. lie has never held public
Office.
It. Louis, Sept. 1.-The Republicans Of the XVIIItn
IIInol, Congressional District nominated today Judge
c. J. iindey, a member Of the Farmers Alliance
A,bury Park, ~ j.. Sept. (speciaD.-The Rev.
George r. Snyder, OF Ocean Grove. has been nominated
for Congress By the Prohibtonists Of the lid Dis
trict OF Eew-Jerser. WHICH comprises the counties ~
Monmouth Union and Mddlesex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
RATES 10 TEXAS RESTORED
e. Iouis. Sept l.-Rstes 10 Texas points wero To-.
dsy restored to tie 81 30 tasls.
TIE onyoxIoVs pILL Of LApING:

Chicsgo Srt ! (SpScsN.-The attempt OF En"fn
.. nal. nm nin.,. tho tst Of the uniform bill OF
,ss,g ,odny WA. failure. A. far as learned the W.
lash Grand Trunk and "Bs Four have refused y
.dopt IT, and It expected that other lines VIII taHo up
.ue stand The position Of the ohec''nS roads Is 4s
~. ~, Of lxdns ought 70 b. st.ll further amended u
not tho views Of Tho Shipper and that II would b"
fuy to put 1t into eject whrn the Hsnees are that inc
ro.d. md the hhipp"rs &c" together ana agree On
my bill OF ladng N.thln two wccks