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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

Colonel w. c. Church. L. e. Wilton. Isaac stern
and james =. Archibald. Committees OH District Or
ganization Enforcement Of the Corrupt Practices Act
and Nominations Ballots and Pastors were also ar
ranged for. The members have not yet been ap
pointed for the last three committees. but will be
within the next day or two
The Rev. John ". Kramer. organizer Of the COM
mcc Of clersymcn. has reported the following addi-
t!ons during the last few days: the Rev. Drs. !. Il.
Duryea. r. NJ. stratton. and Peter Strykcr. and the
Rev. Mcssrs. James b. wasson. F. l.. Wilson. Charles
f.. weltncr II. w. Walker. Alexander Walters,
Robert wynn J. ". Ashworth J. Y. Bates, Edward
F. Kenny, Kenneth F. JUNIOR John F. Buschc. Francis
Brown. Spencer Bray. J. L. Campbell James Chambers.
William T. Carr walford B. Floyd. Richard d. Har-
Ian, James H. IIoadlcy, S. NJ. Hamilton. Perry Hop
tins. Robert w. Kidd, Il. Krusi, George II. MAYER,
John Mccormack. Henry l.. Monroe. John A. Oertcr.
William A. Vaughan Edward B. Payson Paul Quatt-
lander. Joseph Reynolds 1r, Leander Scott. A. F.
schaufacr and r. r. Stratton and Rabbi Lee Nnser.
Oliver Sumner Tcall. chairman Of the Committee on
Canvass, has issued the following address to the young
men Of New.YOrk:
You have had your vacation some Of have had
none and will got none We have worked all summer
50 that those Of you who believe with and willing 10
assist lis in the work have hand could slight
expeodture Of time aud effort do effective work for
our cause We are ready for your assistance; we
need It. without II We cannot succced-wl Won help us
We do not ask YOU 10 work In the air: do not ssk
you to do what you cannot do we'll only ask to
do tha-yh,ch you should be most glad TO do We have
definite specific work for each and OIL Of you-work that
can be most effective and work that should be we'll done.
We have done our best, will yoa do your share
II YOU will kindly call At our headquarters Victoria
Hotel Annex TwcutysNthst. and Broadway, shall he
happy TO show you what have DONE what hope to
do and what we would like to have Won do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
THE STRIKE MAY SPREAD.
WALKING DELEGATES AT THE BRICKS
AGAIN
THEY THREATEN TO "TIE.UP" YARDS IN THIS
CITY-THRED DARGEs WAITING TO BErN.
LoADED-EACH SIDE WANTS
TIE OTHER INDICTED.

TIE OTHER INDICTFD
The scheme OF the Brick Manufacturers Associa.
ton to bring their to this city to handle all
the brick which they would ship here put In opera
ton yesterday by tho arrival at the brickyards Of
Canda Kaue OF three bargcs loaded with 100000
brick shipped BY the Diamond Brick Company. There
were also sent VS. OF union 10 handle tho
brick The berges. which arrived last night. were
tied up at tho piers, but attempt was made to I'M
load them. When tho various br.ck.tandJcrs unions
and the walking delegates heard OF this meeting was
held and 1t was unanimously decided to order Gcn-
eral strike in the yards OF Canda & Kane at 4. M
this morning unless the regular number OF union
brick handlers were employed TO unload the bargcS.
II the manufacturers persist In unloading and cart
ing this brick with the aid OF nOnunion nCn the walk
ing delegates have decided to stop work on every
building In this city where this boycottcd brick Is
carrioi. The attempts Of the Brick Manufacturers
Association have aroused the delegate, and 1t is more
than probable that they will hnd fight on their hands
with organized labor which will last for years As
s II IS believed the present fight IA 70 the death.
In which the building material dealers. as middle men.
VIII be ground 10 pieces. The strike this morning
will II 1t take, place. Involve 800 mon.
The supply Of brick In the city has been increasing
during the last week. the unusually wet weather has
kept the bricklaycrs from their work and building
operations have been a >tand>tll. This long cess
alton Of labor will mItat" agan>i the manufacturers.
" ''
'"'h'"V" U, '"c "'"'"''''' '''c'S "''"N INV ''',
and Irooklyn markets. and although builders ana
"'"'''H' n''"'' '''''' III" a''' hn' Hu'''''" S'"
"'"'" III '"h'r"'"'' " II u'"' u" '" p''''' '"
any serious rcShns 'h't nave ia'h upon "' 'mo'r' vi
the labor unlo, white the walking delegate who arc
Responsible iof me cn''r trouble. nave not hch
Affected III the least The manufacturers 'av 'i'a'
'""h-h me eh'' "' III" o"!'"' i h" h'h'"'l''H 'p
F"'"' '" 'N '''"'''' II """"" l" ''c "'a'c's "''
n"iu'r' VII" are n'hhg no Pr'p''"'"h> i"r o"''u'
ing during the winter they til th" present
trouble i, ,cttld "A CONSEQUENCE the rr,uIi will
H. ,c,,., , H.. .,,o,s 81 ,, ,,,,,,,, ,rdo T.,
!" '"' VI "P"' NV "'"''r' '" NV o""'"r H'"'' ~
the winter when they least able to bear II.
u.,, ,,, ,..,.,,,,.,., ,,.,.,, ,,. ,,,c ,.,.s,
""''' ' '' ''N '''' Wv :" "e ~
hi term "t thr- weeks "hP''h, durlhc whl'h nm
All IN" available brick wa, >lpt,. tJ the ,ty, and
I oc,h.r ,v,,t ,r. ,,r,,,. ,,v,rs ,,i,,.,,cs, T.,
' 49,, "
'h' ''N' Ms 'i''"" ""r" ~ s" on WITHOUT any
serious nt"rrnp'!o, and BOW I'M long term Of rainy
ura,Lcr h,,n.uip. In, . tho hrcE u =. lcc,r,gno -,
.., - -, ~ ,
".">'''' Ia o''""'o '""r '"iH' a''' "'''N''- ma"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
SrIf'IDE or 4 WEALTHY BOSTUNfAN.

Boston. sept. l6.-Dr T.. VI. Ferris. Il wealthy f'>i
dem Of lrooklnr, committed >rcIdr at hl> boston
,iNcc 80 40 Sonmrr It.. this morning by shooting
himself through the head. Mr. Ferris wa proprietor
of the building In which he committed the deed an's
had "A desk In a on the second floor. wli"" 1t"
managed his extensive real estate business. ms
morning he came to the Office In hack. a''onipuh''i
by his wife and children who remained III Inc e''F~'
while h" ran npStair, to the once. u" I'D" ""'',!
.eaicd himself IN his chair when the employees al the
r,r,hcr end OF the room heard the report Of pistol.
and saw Mr. Ferris roll back in his chair dead Mi'
rcrris wa, thirty SIX years old and was said To be
wealthy man. He Well known IN social clrM>'
where he wa extremely popular. Ihe 'au>e ot 'h'
decd /, laid purely To unNlrty and 0vtrw"rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
FiTlLLY CRrSHED or CAR PLiTFORI.

Syracu,c y. Y. sept. ld.--Ab'nt o''o'H .'">
of,crnoon an accident orcurrcd To one Of the West
,, ,,-ins tha, run every few miuut,S between This
,,v and IN, Fair Grounds. The train of I'VE cars.
crowded with passengers. was returning from INC
grounds. the engine moving backwards. On a steep
cmauhnent nifty feet hgr. the tender len the track
and rolled down the bank. The engine and three cars
al,o Jumped the track but stopped at tho edge OF inc
cmbankment
Daniel Iumme!. a barber. who was N'ahd'hs Oh t,o
,.. ,,orm ~ the first car was crushed To death.
vnro ~ rho other passengers was hunt. The fireman
,.. somewhat bruised. The engine was badly dam
cd and the r. mt part of the first car was crushed To
nicrcs The rails we're torn up for distance of ooo
feGt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
FLAMES IN THE ALUAMBRA.
GREAT DAMAGE DONE TO THE FAMOUS
PALACE IN GRANADA.
THE sALA DE- Ia BARCA AND THE RIGHT VIM
OF THE ARRAYANES COURT DEsTROYED-A

THE sALA DE Ia BARCA AND THE RIGHT WING
OF THE ARRAYANES COURT DESTROY ED-A
SUSPICION OF INCENDIARY ORIGIN.
Madrid, Sept ia fire broke ont at 10
O'Clock last night in the Palace Of the Alhambra
in Granada The fire originated in the Al'rrca
courtyard and soon spread to the galleries. Great
damage has hccn done.
Later adviccs from Granada arc that the fire
in the Alhambra Palace wL> cNtinguishcd ut an
carly bour this morning The news that the
famous palace was on fire spread rapidly, and
thousands of citizens hockcd To the scene. They
found the whole upper part OF the gallery on the
right side of the ArrayancS Court ahlnzc
The troops and iircmcn, with the aid OF willing
volunteers from the crowd, succeeded III conin-
ing the flames tO the portion of the palace IN
which the fire originated. supply OF water
was obtained from the tanks and fountains III the
various courts and after several hours Of ln'cS-
SAINT work the flames were cAtlngui>hcd
The magnificent Sala dc la Barca and the night
wing of the Arfavancs Court were destroyed. lhe
lcst of the palace was not damaged. Eisht per-
sons were slightly Injured while lighting the tire.
Ii is strongly suspected that ala intch'ldiJ
get the fire. and an inquiry into it's origin has
been opened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
DINNER TO THE BALT1MoRES OFFICERS
GIVEN ~ THE CITY OF sroCkH0LN-TeAsrs
TO THE PRESIDENT AND KING OSCAR.

TO THE PRESIDENT AND KING OSNAR
Stockholm, sept. I8.--A dinner was given last night
nv the city OF stockholm tho officers attached to the
United states steamer Baltmorc which conveyed fhe
body of John Ericsson from the United States t" tins
country Two hundred guests. including the Ministers
OF state, military and naval Onioer~ ana leading
civilians. present. Count Lewcnhaupt Minister o'
rorcicn hfa,rs presided Mr.. Thona,. the American
Minister sat OH his right and Captain - bev. Of tho
Baltimore, on his left hand.
Count Lewenhsupt gave toast 10 the President OF
the United States. and dilatcd upon the nnbr"kcn her
mony that has existed between the United states and
Sweden Minister Thomas responded 10 the toast an
In ictarn gsi7c d toast to Kiag Oscar vice ADMIR-"
Virgin then propo~cd tho health Of the officer, Of the
EaItlmorc u which Captain >chlcy responded thank
inc the Admiral for his courcy aud the CITY OF stoh
holm for its hospitality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
CLdSHINii OYER A REPORT
cArSTIC REMARKS AT A NETTING OF THE
wOR.p's FAIR OoMMlS>IoNERS.

cArSTIc RrMAEKs AT A NETTING OF THE
WORLDS FAIR 0oMMle>IoNERs..
Chicago. sept Ii l>pcclan.- When the Worlds Fair
commissioner, assembled This morning the report "i
the judiciary Committee wa> tah"n mp. Mr.. hr'm
bcr: Of Alabama. called the '"inni- a'''''i"'
T., the fact that thcy yet beeIarN. d'irHd'hs
imam I'll. Controller nf tho Treasury and III" ch| OF
the local Board OF Director lie thought that there
>lonld hc consultation with the Controller ana tho
dire, tors before The adoption II ~" report
Chairman Lindsay said that is Mr. roml"rc HAD
con ,trucd the committees report ~ not properly ''d
herring 10 the laws II Congress h" b" r'i'ir"'" ~
mint o,, ih. said drfect. Lciorc submitting rr>"ii'
non. "Th!, committee hn, followed almost literally
The cya,t construction Of the Laws "f t"nGTc>> sd"
Mr. Iiua,ay. and IL any man has discovered an ia
trrprctatin ot any 'liu,c or p.r'p of IN" rep III
which cause, him to thuL rha, thi- Commission ha'
m 20 confer with the Controller Of the Treasury or IN"
lal boai, TO define IT. dut!e" he has hypcr'r'i'a'
mind We do not need Onr mission i 70 luIni inc
laws of Congress and to make the prop~cd eAhibto'
q National and not a local one
Tho speaker was greeted with applause. Nut Mr.
rrombcrr would not down. iic insisted that there
,rmaued chance. for future discussion aud n"'i"lc III
certain clauses. which. a. II was reported gives uc
National Commission power over all eAhDi'or>' oo'
t,r,,x, And domestic while the act e Congress. he
tt,nght meant to imply that t" "ai p""s "au
Jurisdiction over the domestic exhibitions.
The, ,lau.~ which excited the debate l. a. follows:
Among the original and exclusive p'w"r> "f IN"
Comm, lion NAV be- named the power I" a"' spare ~"
r>hh,or> to pr'parr q rla,> >i'a'"il "i nNhh,,' - =,
determine" the plan and 'r'p' {" ~" rHs.,'i, ,,u w
nnu,lnt all Judges and examiners frt Inc f\lh'loh'
M pwa,i ali pr.,uums and generally t. have citirEc
81 all intercourse with the exhibitors and WIN uo
rcrr,.-rltatl,-s of foreign nation ,,
Precedent Palmer cut short further di'' u'''" 90 "'
subject hv liH r''"N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

rr,rtvrn ny TIL WHOLE rDrt LAti -ICN'R'
10 ruD BAr.riMnHr', orFICIit

TO TuD BAI.TiMnRF'> 0TfI'l IL
Ai.,kI, .,I, sept. III. tn" train r'fhS . "''
.. t,u,iu Ericsson arrived al I1hp''W az "''
,c.,c,,l,y inor,,ing All avt. III" H'hr I'M I'' '"
~ ,hr funeral train brought f"'ih MANIFESTATIONS "
,,,w and respect, M many place, ihcrr ""r" "p
,.,.. d.cnr,,inu, To mark The occasion.
y u,. the ;raln reached IIpstad th" Who'll" p"p"la
,,, ,u,ucd ont Twelve miners carried the "'N mo
:, church. where Bishop Enndg'n p"r'"rh'o '"'
f,rcral service. The coffin wa ''"h ""p'""'" W
chanel which hsh been erected especially Tor II, II"
,.uti,n in tiu. adjoining cemetery "hi'h i ~" "'
ia sweden.
r, officers Of the ,var-np Ialtiinoi" are Dcne ''"'
- IN .,,cs The King r.riI Il them at noon 10
d,v and they had prominent places at tue e''' "p''"
,,,rf,r.naucc 10 night. When ~" American "'i'r''
entered the opera house th" "rrhr'ia P'a''" '''
,.ri,,u anthem and the audience rose IN u b"dy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
trDN>vT AND THE SLAVE TEADE.

,,.r .cn, 10 Traveller, from the coast con
A., ,hc report Of the issue Of decrr 10y 'h' '''r
man. AT nacamoyo. authorizing 'raihr III siaVr>' '",
decree w,s signed by the German '"'lm'hui"' "''
u,. M ted at Bagnmoyo and Darrssala"m. ne s"'o
dealer expelled from Zanzibar have rstahi'h'o ''".
scIycs a, Isagamoy0 and arr DOING u '"r'V'"t u"s
no.. II i, r.pnrscd that the sultan has Hlcgraphc'
10 Europe FOR assistance -, ,,
rm,u pacI,a has rcacir@ Inanyrmbo lie h""u
.,, ,hc Arub, hnd deserted the district
Ecrlin, sept. lG.-Thr " Post SAYS ." Inc '",'
,ccrcc prohibiting slave traffic does no' ol"'''o "
:.ru,u territory where. under existing 'rraoc". 4"
German commissioner exercise, pnh' PoM'' ~,
ma'N " ;, .. "A .,,,crv The I,cclstag agrc's
,,, measures against slave tr,i'lc and mar, u nun Nv
,hn' i"m,d m lc taken only by degrees, Win d"c V
,u,d 10 the existing order OF things.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
THE YIELD DF CROPS ~ TIE NchIH" M

=, Paml. sept. Ii special. light rot -" .'>
g',t Int no, rnou. I, harm vc:"t,to1 Inc "'t'''
Ia. loc, favorable tp the harvesting. >ti hhs avn
,tr .>hlu, ~ grain IN both l)ik ta>. '\'"' III '"'
unthrlt portion ~ North Dakota and few i" ''''''
III ~ol,h Dakota whrr' heavy rams have o''"r'n'
IN >,uth Dakota corn ha> r,tui~! we'll ana thI' crop
i, now being gathered. some harvesting Az" '''
siderable stacking and thir-hIhS OF snail gam hi'
h.,.u DELAYED In porli III of North paltl hN WEI
weather. cold rains. partly a. snow ana Nl'cl' pre-
vailed last week followed hy killing frost which III
Iu;rI urrnlturd corn. cNrcp. probably III cN'f'm'
.outl,rn south piaot.t Th' week pi'''Niih- h""
ever had BEEN and mu' Of all "t~'ad.nG 'r"i'
had RAPIDLY rnaturcd IN" loss from The hrr' r"'
4, indl, a,rd ht r'pbrt~. Wa confined rF'h''p'N i
vine, and carcn >talr. Most l"' ai'i'' need ran "r
fail pouthinr
The estimated avcra:r weld IN bushels an a'r" o.
o,t, and barley for thi- j. n -Onr lni'a' rA
rcptionallv guri. In >"inr counties ~ North DiNo'a
f,,c weld IN oa> I, ~ high -. while '" lowest i
10 The. highest wheat average l. 20 and the lowest
in south Dakota. The highest WHEAT av"il."
recorded hy several o"rc> l. l.. ard IL" lowest s..
,ots average bushels acre IN lrul e. urN. and
1 f., >anborn County. tol>d lni; tie uriavoraJl
sca,on that both North and N'u'i Dik"La have ~
pcrcnccd the ytcld of crops l. fairly good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
WHY GUATEMALA WENT ~ "hh'
STATEMENT OF THE :. OFFICIAL BULIhTiN
CAPTAIN PITTS BLAMED FOX BAi'
HUNpiA'> Dl\Tll

CITY Of Mexico. sept. III. VIA van u,
-, ,.,.rnre,i d,cumrrt. lay the blame for baf
uai,.. death on Captain Pitts. VIII" only par""'''
di.,rmcd barrundia when he boarded the s'c"ler ''
Acapulco" .,c,.,.
I'm. Official Rullctin Of Guatemala savs: ''uAo
malA wa, forced to not ~ mu"h bA '"'""' '
b,upcning, u, by the fact that al inc t"'' 'o'' ~ -
u., mn rcd and Eaci, ',nie int" power re'"'"''
.. ,ro.. ,oruch on the frontier, Of salvador ana
w,ico near Guatemala II was In consequence Of
,hc formation Of these bands that Guatema'a .lne.
h.,scn salvador pretended to consider this so'oA''
a,a vsr easusd withSat Guaasa'ala WISHING ~ -
The treaty Of pcsce. eonsstsos OF nine al'oF'. ""
icucd hy the Ministers Of tho ruitrd S'atcS. "r' %
s,h sih S:..nray,., France spain. Belgium ana 'hc
Ehar,,c n. tf,,.s Of England and Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

Gufislo y. Y. Sept 16.-The switrhmcn began t.e
second day Of their convention at all early hour ''
morning Grand Master Sweeney ended his report
and reports wore presented by other officcrs. MI
Sweeney recommended that conventions be heid
biennially: also that I" The Switchmcns Journal De
turned to some member OF the order VINO "ouiu
have h,ll control of IT, The treasurers report showed
the receipts of the year to be s0 "a and the ex-
pcndtlrcs s0o 331 Oo, leaving balance OF $ol0o A.
There was paid for deaths and injuries $I0.OOO;
Grand Organizer and Instructor Halls report showed
that lodges are being organized In many OF the country
towns and that the order Is In nOurshng condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
p,IvS tn SAVE THE Long BRANfH BEFF.

Long Branch, Sept. ld lSpccah. The Long l'r'nrh
,.owmiss,oncr, held special session this afternoon 70
dscus, plans for the protection Of the ocean ave sea
front. Nine property tyowncr. attended the meeting
and as many plans for mcndlng Tho avenue wcN
,,rsrnted The one which came nearest to meeting
~, views of the commission that OF Percy Dobbns
which wills to form u company to repair the blum
hrrwccn the West End and North Long rranrh. tho
coWnamy i'm return TO receive the aid OF the cOmmis
sion In securing tho franchise for IN electric ra+
road on the blu6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
PRINCE GEORGES VISIT TO CANADA
A SPLENDID BANorIT At orFbhC- ri''"'
CITING A CORRESroN

oucb.c sept, 10 The banquet given lnS' h'" III
,o,,r q, Prince i.cvrg. -nrpa sod III It's sptu" H'
,nir, 81 the k.ud before attempted here. Am'"e wv
guest. wen. Admiral Watson. Lieutenant '" ''"''
,,,.cr the officers Of the met 81 War no" !" P'''
,.,crnmcut oici ial, aud Calinf Mul'''r'. \ "">'
10 the Queen NaS received WIN Rrca' en'""'" ~
,,utr,. A. sept 10 Richard bBr"ii. Wa" i ''' ~
an, .,ei,y ,,u, ,hc I,.pnr; that Prin'" E'"ro' "'
v., had been ,niA",i mp IN hSh'. "pp""rh ''''
r,o,,,l,. h~iorc Jrhs" D"'m"\"r' ara Pc'"'" "'
c,u,y Ur W. rcc, ~ on bal. giving b"ii' ~ 9'''
h,u,.cn with ,w" .nr"ii", Of 50" "."h ~ u" =
,,incd the ,rivrc, ~ ullnt criminal ia"N'', Nv
,.,, =. ~ ,,,tcs, the Ca II" -sN> tit' i' '"' N
,,,t,ou from ha, lie consider d a r"rl SQUIRE" W.
,n:,,L. hn va, TIE victim vi u fa'tI'"i I"hc
f~.ilng agan.t MIN l. IRONS '..r ~ wv
ii. IN resort c.tr'I" HD''- hIcS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
pEp1.Bl1cAN SUCCESS IN nRAzlL.

Rio JsnerO sept. Io.-The elections for member
Of the Constituent Assembly passed on quietly An"hi
,be caIldda,e, returned are Minister, I"'ayura. Civ
ccrio and NanderhOlz.
The success Of the Republican pbrry In the elections
is assured The press congratuate> the E"v"riineht
upon the result ~
The election, are now known a. t@ IN favor 81 tho
t;ov"ruyncnt Few opposition candid1t'- haze b""'
returned. There ia> been slight disorder at '"ti l.
otherwise complete order ha' picvaiiei. lac p'"
Light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

LI,bon sept. lG.-In the Cortc, lat n;hi >rthdr
Eav,rro tprogrc,- ,tI introduced motion ~ the effect
that all African explorers deserve we'll OF their country
Thi, was adopted
senior A,sumplao. formerly II Conservative MAI
j,ter and Major Scrpa Pinto denounced the Anglo
Portuguese convention. Their remarks were loudly ap
plauded When the troops who guarded the Par
lament budings during the sitting Of The tori"> were
nhUut 10 depart the crowd shouted Long lNc tIo
army - Tie police dispersed the u0"d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
CANON LIDDON BURIED.

London. sept. 49,. Tic BODY OF the Rcv. Henry
Parry Liddon. d. d.. ID. {. h.. canon "l 81 fA"
c,,hcdraI vas rntOrnbch IN the cathedral TO-DAY III
., r,.ercc ~ an im,nc,,s" as,cmblagc Among those
nresrnt were eight bishop. and CsnorS Gregory and
scott The Dean Of the church read IN" burial service
and many other prominent PERSONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
WORK OF THE MUNICIPAL LEAGUE

ADDITIONS TO THE LIST OF CLENYMEN-AS
APPEAL TO YOUNG MEN.
The executive committee Of the Peoples Municipal
League held important meeting yesterday afternoon
an1 appointed the following subcommittees for the
various practical purposes Of the campaign
On Canvass Of the City-Oliver Sumner Teall chair.
han; Gustav II. Schwsb snA A. J. Steers Public
1e1fipeS ~ G1eakerszHoysce Z. neminR. chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
TWENTY-FIVE MINERS KILLED.

Berlin. sept. l6.-An explosion occurred 70 day III
,h Wavhach nit at saint Wendell Rhcnlsi Prussia by
h,.h ,,rerty five miners were kcd. The other
mcn in the pit 10 the number oi '-' were 'cs'"c"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

Vienna sept lG.-Thc municipal authorizes nave
voted 10000 forms for the purpose OF decorating 'c
CITY on the occasion Of the visit ~ the Emperor m
:rp,,v .nd for meeting other expenses that will bc
incprr,d i'm wrIcOnI!u. him. TrChphal arches VIII
c ercctcd and floral decorations Will b" placed along
the whole romte to be trftI"r>ci by th Im"ria par'
frnm the railway station " the boundary Oi the rV
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tn >VEILINIi 10000 MILES IN THEIR OWN CAR.

Toronto, sept. IG.-Thc Marguerite wagner palace
c.r left for New York th' morning. having on board
Nr and Mrs C.. n. Cumming. MIR. and MrS W. u
Constable, Mrs. VI. Il. HorllaIi. Mis- Grace GorhAH
md Miss Irene Storcr. of New York The party have
travelled In their car distance OF about lO,ooo nuce
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Rucharest, Sept 16-Thc Government Of RuInana
has o,r.d to tie financial proposals Of the blcirh
od.r> the Di,cOntOgeseschaft Of Frankfort and the
Rs,hschds for tho conversion OF the Knmahlal loan.
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Ax APPROACHING ROYAL MARRIAGE.

Berlin, sept. I6-Thc marriage OF Princes, Victoria
y, prrsa sister Of Emperor Wnuam. to Prince Adolph
Of schaumburg Lippc. viii take place on November
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WITHDRAWAL OF PINKERTON MEN.

WITHDRAWAL OF PINKERTON MEN.
Albany, Sept. 16.-Robcrt A. Tfnkeron said mis-
evening that the Pinkcrton men would be withdrawn
tonight from patrol duty the, Central Road In the
city hut that there still 200 OF bis men at west
Albany and 100 at East Albany.
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TIpPOO TIB GOING TO hF'

rrus,els sept. 1G. -Tppoo Tb l'h' sul."u y" .
..,,an,u,.ce to Mecca III, nephew Eac!hd rpiaceN
E'm trmporarily on the Congo
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r,,c rpCvcII WHEAT YIELD.

Paris, sept. ld. An "nIciai report 'Ii'' ''' .,..,
,r, =, : 600 hectares n1.6''6.o s'rc>, S'o"'
I'd a:i0 600 hoctolltres (32-ifoooo bu'hc'''
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n. MEpMEIx WOUNDED IN \ DUEL
Paris. Sept l8.-A duel has been fongh' al Geneva
between N. Dimonteii. member OF Inc '"a'noer y.
., o.. A,sn. and NJ Ncrrneix. the author Of
Tic recently published charges against "eae'a 00"'
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OPENING OF THE COMMERCIAL CoN'hho'
pars ,ept l8.-Thc International Commercial 20
ores, was opened here todsy.