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The Socialist Party Files Its List or Noni.
nees.

ALBANY. Sept. 25.-Undcr the provisions OF
tho ballot reform Inv. which allows parties
polling ono per cent OF tho total vote to flo
certificates Of nomination with tho Secretary
of State and havo their ballots printed Mt tho
public expense, the Socialist Labor party to-
day ficd its list Of nominees and they had to
be- accepted. Tho total vote polled last year
polled l3.;t37, which Just brings them within
the ono per cent. clause. Tho certificate fled
to-day bears tho names Of these candidates:
A. New York city: Lieutenant Governor. Frank
Gesser. ~ Downer avenue. Utica; Secretary Of
Treasurer. James Withers 1905 Fifth avenue.
Brooklyn: Comptroller. Henry. Whaling. 1.247
e. M+s 2 f0S West User sresi NsM
York; State Engineer Charles Wilson. 431
East Eighty first street, New York.
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lady BLANCHE'S CONDUCT.
SIN InProper, Her Husband Says, snd He
Sues Again for Divorce.

LONDON. Sept. 25.-Col. Henry NJ Hozier. Sec
rotary OF Lloyds. is again having trouble with
his wife. Lady Blanche sister Of tho Earl Of
Airlie. Last spring he entered petition for
divorce. naming Mr.. Ellis Ashmcad- Bartlett
as correspondent. The case was settled out Of
court through the good Offices of Mr.. La
Hozier Tho me Money! vas fmrnisbe% Nv nv t tbH
Baroness Burdett -Coutts. sister-in-nw OF Ellis
Ashmead- Bartlett. Lady Blanche promised to
reform.
Lately the Colonel has had reason to suspect
that his wife had not kept her promise. Thcy
Colonel had maintai ned a sharp watch upon
Lady Blanche and believes he has good
grounds for nm action for divorce. which he
has brought in Edinburgh The name OF the
correspondent in this case is not known.
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ONTARIO'S .4NNEX47ION CLUB.
IT'S Organization Trccipitnted by the Gov
eminent Scandals.

WINDSOR. Ont. Sept. 25.-The first open
move in western Ontario toward annexation
was made here last night. and to-day several
prominent citizens announced that they have
organized the Continental Club to promote an
nexation doctrines Tho club was organized
last night, and elected Dr. Soper President,
and DR.. James Bricn. ex-mcmbcr OF Parlia-
mcnt. Treasurer. AL! tho officers are well.
known politicians.
Tho club has adopted plntform which in a
preamble sets forth the slow increase OF popu.
the increase in debt from S21 in 1871 to $50 in
1891 on every man. woman. and child in the
country. Then follows this resolution:
AND y' rom ss
Se Ha
Rsss .aa private snsssHEi:s. rye,
1ss bo o ss ys q
probably doubling at the entire value Of properly
III Sf'sa not si
Ss ss
ss is
SS pS ssd
~G9 sa not ale sass q:
,sse Of the TSuS
Canada in the same ratio topopulation a. In the Omitted
States: thu: In addition to furnishing the capital for
our manufactures millions Of money, would b ems
ployed In developing tho practically inexhaust-
sources SOU of northern and noIhwsstsIn ona.lie
which are excluded from the United States BY the
tariff and that Canadian producers would have accesa
Intervention Of Custom House officials other arttn.
cisl hindrance to trade.
A member OF the club said tonight that tho
plan Of forming tho club had existed for some
time. but that the matter was precipitated By
the recent Government scandals.
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WELL AT BREAEfAST-P FRUSTRATED At NOON.
II was troubled with heart disease. Some mornings
I would be SURPRISED when woke AMI found myself
alive, for I expected n sndden death any moment. I
bought bottle Of DR.. <;rcenc's Nervurn, and must
say that 1t Inns rapidly brought mo to health and
strength. have now taken four hotties and call my.
self cured and must certainly sny that I. IN the MOST
wonderful remedy for the Nerves. Brnn. aud Heart
that has ever been discovered.
I'LL. COMMERfORD. 1871 Man 1T. Brockton. Mass.~
ns- DR.. Greene. the successful specialist in
"' " curing all forms Of nervous and chronic dis
eases, o., West lIth st. New York, be conaulted
free. personally or by letter Call write him about
your send for symptom blank to Nil out. and
letter fully "xpaini your disease giving advice Co.
will be returned free.
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DEMANDS OF HAT IMPORTERS.
They Expect to Recover About go. 900
from the Treasury.

CHICAGO. Sept 25.-Percy l.. shuman. one Of
the attorneys in the Importers Legal Bureau
TINT fought the hat trimmings case to sue
cessful issue. called mt the Custom House yes
terdqy to arrange some matters connected
with the same affair. Mr.. Shuman said that
instead of the Treasury Departments having
to pay back $s.0OO.OO0 to the hat importers on
account OF excessive duties. the amount. In
OOO.OOO
Secretary Foster received an offer Of q
snh Mr frSm the RS for
give us anything. believing we would be beat
en- In the Supreme Court. When the Supreme
Court went against him he had to give up. I
believe the Importers will get back about
$2O,OOOQO0 1t may be more or less: that is
hat trimmings imported were assessed at from
20 to 20 per cent, There are l.50O cases In
New York that will have to DO settled on this
will get any OF the drawback"
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LAYS SEE IS AN EARL,s DAUGHTER,
Remarkable Story OF Woman Charged
with Being Drunk and Disorderiy.

Remarkable Story OF . Woman Chsrgea
with Being Drunk and Disorderiy.
TORONTO. Sept 25.-The appearance Of a
daughter Of the late Earl Of Ponsonby in the
Hamilton Police Court on a charge OF being
drunk and dsorderly has created sensation
In that city. and the story she tells of her fall
and her present relations with one OF the first
families of Scotland is pathetic She said:
lam the daughter OF an Earl. My father
was G!adstone's rght-hand man. My grand
father was the Earl OF Ponsonby. belong to
one Of the first families in Perthshire. Scot
land. When my father died he left me 10000
De did not forget the black sheep. although
brought disgrace on the family. My name is
Gertrude Mary Ponsonby"
4, continuing her narrative. the woman said
mat IN 1858. when she returned from urding
school, she eloped with her fathers groom.
james w. Thompson. Sho lived with him in
thls country till 1873. when he disappeared
ana she has not seen him since. Ten years
alter her husband decamped she became u
member OF the Salvation Army. and when she
Eas In Toronto she married Ransom Truman,
S SthfouEh she was not positive that her first
member OF the Rcd Cross Corps. Luck has
m 5sen against her since sho reached Hamilton.
inc day sho was arrested the baili0 got pos
session OF her furniture.
was in trouble then" she said. and when
am worried take to drink. but am lady"
4, The woman is sister Of Lord kinnaird. but
tne family dis0wned her when sho married the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-26
ALLLANCE WOMEN.
They Organize In Kansas with Miss Fannie
Mccormick as President.

TOPEKA. Sept. 25.-Shortly after the election
In this State last fall Miss Fannie Mccormick.
the Peoples party candidate for Superintend-
emit Of Public Instruction. declared in a speech
that IL tho farmers wives had been properl?
organized the Alliance would have elected its
entire ticket.
To-day the charter OF tho National Woman's
Alliance. with Miss Fannie Mccormick as its
President, was filed with the Secretary OF
State. The incorporators include tho wives OF
each OF the Alliance Congressman. and Mrs.
ton Is national. and @ Vice President is named
for every. State in the Union. Lecturers will
be sent into the field to establish sub alli-
ances to operate with the Farmers Alliance.
The object Of tho association is to establish
bureau for the better education Of the women
on economic. social. and political questions.
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BLAINE CAN'T spEiK ron rK1NLEE.
But Flo Hopes Effort will he spared to
Elect Him Governor OF Ohio.

AKRON Ohio. Sept. 25.-Col a. L. Conger.
Ohio mombcr Of the Republican National Com
mittee. received tho following letter to-day
that ho como to Ohio to speak for Mckinley:
.. SrAMwoop. BAR HARBoH. Nc. Sept. 20.
my DEAE SIR: Your favor received. cannot
take part In tho Ohio campaign this year for
many reasons. which need not give, But
ley. His victory at this time If. very i'm
Eortant TO the rountry and t4 the SHrty.
He and Mr.. Campbell r"rf"sGnt honest diiier-
There is no dolgine and no evasion and tho
yotnr need not b. deceived. Tho election OF
honest money Tho election Of Campbell
means free trade md corruption Of the cur
Very sincerely yours. JAMES G. BLAINE"
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0r. Baumgartcn Says he II Not In Sympathy
with the Cahensley Movement.

BUFFALO. Sept. 25.-Dr. Paul Maria Baum
saren OF Rome. tho rcputed cmissary Of Herr
Nhrnslcy. has been in Buffalo during the Ger
man Catholic Convention. living quietly and
nSlng no part in tho proceedings. He came
mere with til" intention Of delivering an adj
dress on Tuesday. hut it was omitted from the
programme because OF tho sentiment against
mrlnorr looking I" II German. American hier-
nnrrhy which Father Eurriers denunciation
NM aroused. "hc manuscript Of the speech
uic minds Of his opponents and they made part
" al y public. There is nothing reninTkably radi-
S 81 u n" portion. given out. Dr, Baumgnrten
icy movement, or that hi came here in its In
tsarrs's and asserts TINT i,c is only Travelling
at the same timc that the Convention met,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-26
I.yuehea By Railroad Men.

AsHEvILE. N. c.. Sept. 25.-Fred Tyler
twhite). engineer on the Western North Caro-
lima road and Hezekiah Rankin tcolored). got
into an alteration at tho round house last
night Tyler struck Rankin with lump Of
back fired at Tyler. striking him in tho abdo-
men: A crowd of railroad men caught Rankin.
and taking him across the river hanged him to
q tree. Tyler will die.
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PARsAOE OFT OF "THE cADL"
Bill Nye's Friends Trying to Fina Somebod.
TO Revise the New Cooedy

There was still another change last night In
tho east OF Tho Cadl" at the Union Square
Theatre.
Charles T. Parsloe. the veteran actor. who
filled James r. Smiths place when the latter
was dismissed. has now dropped out. and Man
ager Floyd says that the part will be changed
back to-day from Chinaman to the original
character OF o fronticrsman.
Manager Floyd gave Parsloe two weeks
notice on Monday that his services would not
be needed. Parsloe had acted as stage man
ager.
Mr.. Floyd says that to- night Adolph Bernard
will take Parsloe's place as actor and stage
manager.
it was reported yesterday that everybody
interested In tho play recognzes that 1t needs
revision. and that the introduction OF more
II was said that the hackers had tried to induce
Sydney ltosenfeld to revive It. and that he had
declined.
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"Grace First Contrived tho Way" after which
the Rev. Isaac NJ. Haldcman. the pastor OF the
church. made. an address,. Mr.. Haldeman
Of Fulton street was what was then called
Golden Hill. and here. on March "a. 178o the
were successively erected. OF which only one
the bluestono Gothic building at Elizabeth and
Broome streets, remains.
The Rev. Dr.. E. e. Robinson. ex-President
Of Brown and Rochester Universities. made a
short address. Roger H. Lyon delivered the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-26

John B. Coary. formerly clerk In the law
Office Of District Attorney Nicoll and only 10
years old. was convicted yesterday in tho Con-
eral Sessions of burglary. He had been in
Fitzgerald was disposed to treat him with So
verify, but the District Attorney had sug-
gested that. IN view OF his youth. It might 80
we'll to afford him another chance. Coary was
sent to the Elmira Reformatory.
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William Gould. d.. Convicted.

F.. BUFFALO. Sept. 25.-The jury in tho United
states Court in tho case Of William Gould. Jr..
ol Albany. charged with aiding and abetting
N mo misapplcation and embezzlement OF
iS uids Of the Albany City National Bank. came
N u.S court at ! o'clock this afternoon with Q
fTSntence was deferred until some future day.
Aue case Will probably DO appealed.
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Prohibition Nominations II Wyoming
County.

WARSAW. Sept. 25-Atthe Prohibition County
Convention held hero to-day tho following
ticket was nominated: Charles Fallum Of
Castillo member OF Assembly: Georgia.. Cog
geswoll Of Attica. County Clerk; Milton Brown
OF Warsaw. Superintendent OF the Poor: Will
liam A. Lyon II Java. Coroner; Ira L. Adams
party being qualified for tho office OF District
Attorney It was left vacant. Tn" Convention
each town. and after passing tn" hat. it. adj
journed sino die. mass meeting was held In
tho evening.
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MELBOURNE. Sept. 25.-Gen. Booth Of tho
Salvation Army has been received enthusiastic
cally at Bendigo and Geelong. Great crowds
have Joined in the. Army's professions and
monster meetings have been held The ad-
vent Of Con. Booth in this colony tvictoria) has
given a strong impetus to revivalism.
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Tho large outer wheel Ia nine feet in diam
eter. and tho inner circumference. connected
diameter The driving wheel is three feet In
diameter. and rides the big one a little beyond
the centre or point OF contact with the earth.
so that 4 Is constantly climbing on tho big
every revolution OF tho small one and produces
incrc ascd speed and power. Ope wheel sur
face Is concave and the other convex. with one
surface OF rubber.
wheel. over. and somewhat near the driving
wheel. As the centre Of the driving wheel to
its point Of contact with tho big wheel Is 1H
inches and the =. distance from this Point OF
tho rider would bo about the same distance
above tho ground as in o regulation safety.
Two smaller wheels. inches In diameter.
strike the inner CIRCUMFERENCE Of the big
strong spring. which increases the, friction.
things together. Tho STORING apparatus Is
not clearly shown in the ,S cut The wires run
rear. wheel. These wires cross under tho
saddle. so as to bo out OF tho way. The action
II thus the. same as in working, n boat rudder.
As the wires eGss tho h.Pds par 9s
have tho wheel 20. The steering wheel ls
., feet in diameter, The saddle spring and
other details are tho same as used In other
machines.
big wheel has 81 feet circumference and tho
driving wheel feet. SO that by every turn OF
tho 3-foot wheel the machine Ia propelled
om a. ~ bg En- the as
greatly multiplied and the power increased.
4 mile could be easily made IN two minutes on
good ond end T?bsny the Of mile
general utility. purposes. He is confident that
1t will prove big success.
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Z" Lohenxrin" in Paris.

PARIS. Sept. 25.-The police have seized
cartoon representing Germany as again tri-
umphing over France. the idea for the often
production OF "Lohengrin.'
They have also seized Objectionable placards
and copies OF q pamphlet characterized by a
bitter spirit Of political warfare. Another per-
Torrance OF Lohengrin." given ut the Opera
tonight passed of without noteworthy incl
dent,
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PITTSBURGH. Sept. 24.-David Hastings. ex-
Clerk Of Markets in Allegheny, was arrested
and held in $1,000 hail for embczzlng. Tho
period of his cmbcEzlement covers nearly the
entire term OF his service OF eighteen ycars
and aggregates about So. 600
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Grip IL Here. bat No Eplde mic.

Dr. Maggie Of the Health Board is authority
for the statement that while there is evidence
OF return here OF the Russian influenza or
la grippe" there H. not an epidemic OF the
arc prevalent. but IN epidemic such as swept
oyer the city two years ago Is not looked for by
DhySiCians -
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A For-uoo. Performance at the Star.

There will be n novelty at the Star to-day in
the shape of n professional performance OF
Tho Club Friend" given ut tho exceptional
time performance has been given in this city
at that hour; Among the quests viii BIO tho
Scabrooke. and Marie Wainwright companies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-26
Williams College Begin. Its ssth Year.

WILLIAMSBURG. Sopt. 25.-Williams college
,.oSan its nincty-cighth year yesterday. Tho
increase in tho student body Ia greater than ut
IN other period IN the history Of tho college.
me freshman class will number over 100. and
n nl'toon new men have, entered. tho. upper
icon ,eHn to victory last fall will again DO captain
N m.,S ynur Four players on last years Andover
r mn,r; hay" entered. 0nd there is some good
tITh preparatory schools for tho team this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-26
The Hudson County Democracy.

Tho Hudson County Democratic Committee
held n meeting last night in the committees
headquarters In Grove street. Jersey City
Judge VI. J. O'Donncll presided. Tho session
lasted until nearly midnight.
1t was decided to hold tho primary elections
on Oct. D. The convention to nominate candi-
dates for State Senator, Surrogate. and Di-
will be held on Oct q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-26
More pl,eat,on. In the Balkans.

BELGRADE. Sept. 25.-It is reported that tho
King Of Servia has BEEN betrothed to the
Princess Helena of Montenegro. The latter
was born in 1873. The King Of Servis, Alex
ander l.. was born in 1875 and succeeded his
father. King Milan. after the latters abdication
on Ma rch Il. 1SSSl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-26

When they got back to Jersey City there was
a monster parade. Tho p. H. O'Neill AssociR-
ton. tho Dunno. Association. and tho Hoboken
Democrats he AIDED the procession.
With drums and band playing II swept past
Mayor Cleveland's house. He was nsleep when
It came along md he was sick. too But no
In his nightSown. and waved his hand and
nodded his head and smiled q smile OF encour-
boys happy. and tho early morning cir rang
with thor rousinK cheers.
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william williams . brakeman on the New York
Central Railroad, attempted last night 70 board NOV.
Ing train In the yard Ct l6tth street and Railroad
rail- and was dr.gS.d fifteen feet His isht arm W:
bruised. He wss taken 70 the Harlem Hospital. $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-26
Con siderate,
From. LV.

She Ito Mr.. Hotspur, who has just proposed
oh. Mr.. Hotspur. this Is so sudden.
Mr., n. !reoently graduated)-Thep pardon
prise better than suspense.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-26
The Car Passes Through Berlin,

BERLIN. Sept. 25.-The Gear UNEXPECTEDLY
arrived in Berlin to-day on his way from
Copenhagen to Moscow. He was received by
Prince Leopold. representing the Kaiser. and
tinued on his journey. At his request he was
not formally received.
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SAN Francisco. Sept 25.-Mrs George Hearst,
widow of Senator Hearst. has given tho UNI
versity of California five scholarships for young
yearly income. wv
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Too busy to 60 to tho st.teAooA Coaven.
ton.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. 25.-Owing to the rush
to the new lands opened to settlement this
week. only a few OF the delegates to the Okla
homa Statehood Convention to he held here
yesterday appeared. and the Convention was
therefore indefinitely postponed.
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ning: 6l2 ~ Delaney street Henry Berkowitz 800:
OBI. 4. Delaney street, Norris Becker S5; 10 :35'
1904 First avenue. $50. " N'
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Fourth class Postmasters Appointed.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-Fourthc Post
masters wero to-day appointed as follows:
Pennsyivania--J. Cross, at ScIubrdgo.
New Jerseys. r. Brown. at Port MnIry .,
Nav York-G. IL Grapel. vt Bay Side; .. Hitchcock,
at Big Hollow; W. u Royce. at DO Bruce; Y. Wood at
Grapevills.
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TO REvoLUr1oN1zE BrCYcL1Na.
A Yankee InventIon that Can 10 Ridden .
Mile Minute.

WATERBURY. Sept. 25.-H. W. Loomis. me-
ehanic at Southington. has about completed n
bicycle that promises to revolutionize bicycling
by making it possible to reach speed Of q
mile q minute. Some time ago IL was an
nounced that Worcester man had invented q
unicycle on which he could ride at the speed Of
q mile a minute. The description OF the wheel
showed that the mechanism was a very large
wheel. and inside OF this. worked by a slide ar
rangement. was small inner wheel which the
operator rode. Tho balancing and steering
was effected by motion Of the body. This
proved to be impracticable. and the matter was
dropped. Six different plans have been pre-
scented to the Patont Office in Washington. but
none Of them has proven successful. Loomi6
has applied for patent for his machine. which
is simplicity itself. being a regular safety ma
chine half inside big wheel
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Ex.6eeretary DsysrA's DauGhter % Marry
Cornell Professor.

ITHACA. Sept 26.-The Journal announces to-
day tho engagement Of Prof. Frank Angel Of
Cornell to Miss Louisa Bayard. daughter Of
ex-Secretary OF State Bayard Of Delaware. The
holidays: Prof: Angel comes to Cornell fresh
from Leipsic. Germany
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-26
NONE BUT
ROYAL
Baking Powder Is
absolutely pure. No
other equals 1t, or
approaches it in
leavening strength,
purity, or whole

see U. Govt Repors) No other is made from
Of tartar specially refined for and chemically pure No
other makes such light sweet nelAavored and wholesome
food No other will maintain its strength without loss until
used will make bread cake that will keep fresh long,
that be hot with impunity, by dyspepcs No
other is so economical
The official chemists of the United States and Canada State
analysts municipal boards of health and physicians ndorse
the great qualities of the Royal Baking Powder
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when BABY vas sick. vs gave her cAstora.
when she was Child, she cried for csstsriA
when she became Miss. she chung 10 CsstsriA
wAsa he Aaa cAiidTss, ~ save tAsa casssrtA.
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ITS FIFTH HOUSE OF WORSHIP.

the First Baptist Church.
The corner stone Of the First Baptist Church
at seventy-ninth street and the Boulevard
was laid at o'clock yesterday afternoon. A
large platform had been erected on the foun-
dation OF the building. and here the spectators
gathered to witness the ceremony.
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A HIuH7CXP SALUTE.
Mayor Cleveland Reviews Democrats nom
HIS Slck.room Window at Night.

Tho most picturesque episode OF the rattling
good timo TINT Jersey City Democrats had dur
Ing tho successful picnic OF the Dennis Nc
Laughlin Association was the welcome that
Mayor Orestes Cleveland Gavo tho boys whom
thcy got home. Early on Thursday 1850 Of
thcm sailod away to College Point with
galaxy Of political stars along Among the
gcn. Senator Adrain. and Justices DAILY, Me-
Grnth, and Pustcr. Register Fielder told the
boys ho was going to run for Mayor next
spring. and there were other things Of no.
liticUl nature said.
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Travelling west via New York Central you can ssep
ever o. Niagara Falls without extra chsrgs.-Ads.
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Joseph Brokaw. President Of the Board Of
Trustees. presided. After an invocation by
the Rev. George C. Strobridge. Deacon Samuel
T. Hillman read the Scriptures from a Bible
church Ia Gold street before the Revolutionary
war. The assemblage then sang the hymn.