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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

chill: AND THE NEW NAvY.-Xow read'
President IInrrisoa's message on the Gillian annh
reprinted IN pamphlet form. tosethcr with compile"
description OF the new American Navy. Ahrse num-
her of the iypcai vessels described at eusse' wi"
elaborate pictures and plans. ard tail detail, oil ere"
rnaiienf. size etc, of each Every vessel III ae ~"
Navy is included In the list Price. ID cents copy
RIG ISSUES or Az OFF YEaE.-The mazuiacsus
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1890 aud 1891" A pamphlet oi - LARGE PAGES ~
cents
CHAuTAUQUA IN IS91.-Fuli reports of the exsr
cisc, Entertaining. illustrated. Price - cents
VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT. WIN American vile
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KNITTING AND CROCHET fSgi.-Ncw. 30 pase
The hundsomest md b.>t l>niitin. ana troche' -
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~ pages OF tho charming Home and society "
Giles from tho Sunday Tribune. 4 delightful nS"'''
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STUDIES IN INSTRUMENTATION letter.
J. y. r., illustrated. from Cuba. West Indies. "e.'
and Central America. 100 large pages :" COW"
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, So
few copies. Interesting n Wow OF the appr'As.~
Assembly. 4 handsome pamphlet oil 10 iarso
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SOUTHERN SKETCHES ~ The TRIBUNE
correspondents in West Virginia. Kentucky Loa".
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WAR SHIPS SUNK At sAMOA.-Whaf NAY
expected OF the American Navy, In pImca' aau" Iii
courage and periinncity IN "a war WIN S"'''
excn,piiHed. This number contains The 'o NJ
DISASTER" american Girls Abroad
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HERR cAnExsLY REPLIES TO SENATOR DAY

Berlin. May 30. \ lcitor iOm Herr ahcnsly viii
appear IN the san Raphhelblat7 Oh wednesday. nj
dressed to Mr. Davis, member Of the American
scrale from Minnesota, IN relation 10 the latter, de
clarton in the senate april - that the attempt
If Herr Calcn-.y 10 deuaonalizc American naiitH
lion, we're more a matter 81 concern thnn all th"
Chinese question: In this letter Herr Calrnsly dcuc
that he had Intention desire 10 prevent German
emigrauts from becoming part of the American M
ton He adds that the sole aim II the Raphael
>occtIrC t. Ia have provision made FOR the religion,
and spiritual Instruction Of cmgrants, who do not
speak English and lie protests that the movement has
political purpose.
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WAR SHIPS SUNK At sAMOA.-What may
expected OF the American Navy, In pluck aau"' III
courage and periinnciU In n war win e n'"
exenpiHcd. This number contains The 'o"" NJ
Disaster" american Girls Abroad S'o'
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SOUTHERN sKETCHES.-sv The Triounss ~.
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and other states. Is PAGES, illustrated. % eeu's
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY,, 1871.
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Assembly. \ handsome pamphlot OF 10 largo p''"
ID cents "a copy.
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Weekly Tribuar during the last year reprinted wiz
various kindred articles. mcludng the wonderful re-
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l $50 and 1891" 4 pamphlet oI - LARGE pages ~
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STUDIES IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. letters
J. y. r., illustrated. from Cuba. West Indies he."
and Central America. 100 large pages - cea'~
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CORNEILs Bf.NZOGN COSMETIC SOAP.
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NETWORK CITY.

Tho annual meeting Of the Manhattan Beach I'M
rrovemcnt Company, Limited, was held Yesterday ~
No 1872 Broadway and the old board of directors was
re elected.
g. R.r-The law is explicit. and requires 'hao III
man can have the legal right 10 vote In ms Staf
unless he has lived one year in the state. four months
in the county, and been resident OF the eiecuPn
district thirty days before election.
"JanIcs = Auer. siberia Is in Asia.
John J. Guina an actor who had played IN bo"cry
variety theatres and In dime museums In hi' Guy i'i
in Brondway and fiacurcl his skull on Monday, "nch
no WAS looking at the parade. lie was SAID To nave
been under the influence Of liquor At the unlc nc
died In st. Vinccnt's Hospital yesterday Ills homc
wa. at Merrt's Hotel, No. 60 East feminist.
The Produce, Cotton and other Exchanges VIII be
closed today. The Custom House Will be open from
10 10 A. M for the entrance and clearance OF Vessels
only Tho banks and sub Treasury will also be closed
Tho Metropolitan Museum Of Art will be open free
to the public to-day, to- morrow Friday and saturday
from 10 a. M. 10 =. ~. and Oh sunday "''crhooh
from TO . O'Clock. The price OF admission on Non
DAYS and Tuesdays IS % cents. At present the
museum IS closed during the evenings.
The Madison Square Garden managers 10 not mean
IN be left out in the cold or unnoticcd IN the midst
Of tho many fireworks displays. They have engaged
Mr. Pain 10 illuminate the tower from O'Clock until
midnight 10 night with some Of his choicest cOlored
fires and 10 constantly send skyward some of his
finest bombs.
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CANES IL OfHER GILES.

-. Louis. oct 1.-THE Loui.l wor" defeated 10
brilliant fielding. specially the part ~ Tavior. Brown
and Brodie. Brcitcnsen pitched we'll but he poorly
supported. Sifation pound hard. ond pho
nomcnal fielding the would becn considerably
larger. Weather clc1I. The sccr.:
llor., lille ................2 O o q 3 q 1-G
81. Louis ..-.....2 u I y U :
d, chiis-Lousyilic q. ST Louis Il. Errors Louis.
vile =. ST Louis o. PtchcIs-SattOn and Breltensein
Cnpii. snyder.
Tttsburs. oct. 1i.-An error by Clsrksoa. Mack's
single. Ecbaucr, two-bacecr and Trrys escrnce en-.
arcd tie IfttsburRs three c the scoro
ninth. The game VIII be played OF Tomorrow.
Attendance 800. Tho ecOrc
r iGEl,na .'..'' - ! g.
Ea~eblts-C lcycland ). Pitfsburg Coyc,nd
{. Pittslurg o. PltchcfsCiafk,on and Tcrfy unldrc
-Gaiincy
Cincinnati. oct. II.-Chicaso took to.days g,mc Lv
Poor fielding by thc REDS" more than Offset
their good battling. The
Chicago ......-......" q q :
Cincinnati .........-....= y u o.
rasehit~- Chicago .. Cincinnati T.. Euois-Cb,caso I
Cncinn y .. fitchc >-I.uty and Chamberlain Umpire
-NcOuaid
Philadelphia Oct. ii.-rhladcpha defeated Wellington
th, afternoon BY better batting. The score:
washington '.----.-.-.. --.-..-..-.....I d OF
lhilad'Iphi3 ..--.---.----..---- o : % :
Blsehit--wa.hine,on g. PHILADELPHIA, H. E,ro,.
Washington > Phiiaf'lphia - Pit her Klilen md
weighing. UmpiIc-Iynch. anu
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AFFAIRS IL BROOKLYN.
HE FELL, ELEVEN ST NIEs AND STILL LIVE

HE FELL, ELEVEN ST rlES AND STILL LIVES.
An accident likely TO prove fatal occurred yest"r'
day " the Hotel ~ GtOrre, where large number
OF per ons were on the roof 10 the naval parade
Frank Nckicruan, ASSISTANT booaheper OF Tie MOTEL
VI, hl.ily engaged In caring for the guests Of the
hotel and other, who were looking N the display
down the Bay lie ,trppcd bao Inward upon The glass
ton of the .hyghi In the centre 81 Che building.
which f. eleven stories In height. 80 one saw him
fall bar those on the roof heard ia" crashing 81
,lass rs he fell ana faint cry as hr landed on the
first floor lie struck a l"urn"h beam IN the second
story and broke - in TWO. II" wa unconscious
vh.n picked M bur Dr. If. W Pol,ak who wss
summoned. found NO bones br.kcu. After hall an
hour the man recovered consciousness. hut " =
feared that internal injuries will cause bis death.
lie II thiriy.twO years old and married.
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unH NlTERE PROLrCES EATE.

n.o,.ssor C,.-sIond Able IN Agricultural Science.
Ma, NAV not hope 10 assist nature In the lorna
unn or prevention ar rain until ne h''," ny" III @ /,
.T sr,,fls Of naiur.s own methods. The IDEAS most
widely accepted. Al present, n l" VI" h"t"'" l' ,,
e. no,st,ir. prcsrni i'm The atmosphere J. chira'l'H
from, tho Air bv tire" different Step. namely ~ ~
soturation with aqueous vapor thai i Po1u'''i Wv ,
ing the air second. the cond.n 'n'lon o. tn' Hl ~
small visible particles oil cIona anu l"r' I'm ,.,
agglomeration Of these dropr,N OF NV, wnT h"u ar
large enpugh TO be precipitaed rs hihhs ram nan VI
snow. ,,,
!. The ordinary natural methods Of acconpa sin ni
tho cooling required in tho first Of th'sc siep are W
w nyims ~ cold and warm air ~ which. however
only very Sigh, an cunt Of precipitation can n. Ds
'crncG h, the radiation Of heat 10 IN" colder C'r'
d oir and mace by which a. first hin aycr- oi "@
or iratts clouds are formed which then .inWif 'hcu
Win limo: m, the rise and cNran, on oil larg" masses
~ air: The mechanical work done hy The expansion
simultaneously Of The whole ma may 'Do u" a's
extent Tha,ev" ,I. r i'm, ddn , a. inv
H. The second step. namely, conservation Is {"
tozaon % solid salts from LIQUID solutions although
there Is too little known ahout either proc" 70 warTan;
The belief TIM, they really similar. Mlkrn ana
others maintain that the condensation OF vapor Ike he
rehabilitation Of salts. demands som" nucleus aS
starting point and That every minn'" dronc' 81 oe
or cloud must have particle OF atmospheric aust as
It's initiative.
formation Is the aCclomcrati0n Of fog or cl0nd
particles into larger drops. About thi, thcr" Is Very
little known from actual observations and IN" hypoth-
these particles some larger than olh"r and by their
rapid descent. overakc The mailer one, ara mus
ira and Is sufficient 10 explain The fact that the qan
t,ty ~ rainfall is exceedingly small pcrc"nag" 81
the water that Is visible as cloud and Of course
sill smaller percentage Of the waller that j.
present as vapor I'm the air ON the Other
hand microscopic observations OF the sizes OF
the particles OF fOgs do not show variation IN the
damotorS sufficient TO allow "f on" particle failing
much faster than It's ncgh3or; therefore. the sir
ALWAYS has a motion sufficient 10 carry these minute
particles along With IT, II would seem that II they ar"
10 come in contact and form larger PARTICLES II must
he through process Of ioStlng together rather than
through a process Of falling by gravity.
But tho contact Of two pnriclcS. whether tv gravI
ta.onal fall or by the jOstling of wlnd-crren;S will
not necessarily cause their union II Is essential that
thc surface tensions 81 the two particles be properly
adjusted each other, and this latter point seems 10
demand further study.
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ORANGE ARLAzE WITH ENTHUSIASM.

Orange ab.aZe with enthusiasm last evening
and there a grand demonstration by the young
of the city. pnraie took place, In which all
the Republican club, Of the city took part. II was
under the command OF Grand Marshall David J..
Person and the line OF march from the Rcpubli-
headquarters, in Mainst., 10 PrOspect-st. East
Orange and then COuntsrmarclcd TO Eidges,. Thence
the procession marcied to Central Hall, whore the
I.aSS-meeng was held in the line were the Young
Mem Republican Club Of the Oranges the Parkinson
Battery, the Fifth Ward Young Mems Battery, the
East Oiahcc Republican Cllb the Grlrdpa's Club OF
Sou'h Orange, the second Ward Republican Club Of
Bloomfield and the Republican Clu1 Of Nontclar. Al
the hall George !. Eaylcs presided and introduced
Mayor Gilbert Collins. Of Jersey City, who made
strong and able appeal TO young men. lie fol
lbwed BY Captain r. r. Johns, of Washington, who
made fine address on the tar1i.
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GATHERED ApOTT TIE. TOWN.

Controller Jackson has declined 10 be candida
for Office again and It Is expected that Ia. nomination
viii be given TO cN-Collecor Robert Black.
In the supreme Court Yesterday judgment was
granted for the plantr in the suit Of the fiiet Na
tlonal Bank ~ Carbondale Penn 10 recover $40 $50
.rum Thomas e. porcmus. former partner Of Henry
&. Ives. tho balance due on note for $1,000.
The plan Of organizing n now bank In upper Ful.
tonst between the city Hall and rlabusa ave. where
the principal drysoods stores stand has been icv, ed.
and a number OF business men in,crc ted In the
project.
Tho Offices ~ the Register. Sheriff and County Clerk
clio scd yesterday. by order Of the Board Of super
vi,Ors.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BREvOcRT-willnm Lidderdal'. cX'io'ernor OF ' h'
Bank o, England. CLAEENDON-'haries oe Suu'
Russian Minister at Washington. and Baron Z" Schin-
=, IN, rus.i,n I.go,oo FIFTH AVENUE-St'phnn IS
EIkns sccres.y Of War jeremiah NJ Rusk seer t'Fv Oh
Agriculture; ex.Secretlry William {. Endcou " M'e''
chusotts senator r. H. Gibson. Of Louisiana th'e' '"
tice Melville w. Fuller. of the United state" Sup' m
Court: eN.C,overnor IL w Isih n Rhode Island Dr.
J l. NJ. Curry OF Richmond. Va. and Senator j. u
Cameron Governor Robert T. Ps,tso1 and A. j. III Nci
Of PcnnsvNa1il. IIOLLAND-Goyemor william l.. hu''
EEL. ~ Massachusetts,. and J. Hrnrker Heat"n' ~
Of England. SAyOY-Ex.C.oyernor Alexander IL. iNcS
NJ Massachusetts, vICTORIA-E Dupuy d, LONE. Srnn'
!sh Minister at Washington. wINDSOR-Dr. william A.
Hammond Of Washington. d. 1.
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MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE on TAXES.

Tie Joint Committee on Taxes and Assessments
appointed BY the Legislature 10 investigate the
method Of taxation In this state held meeting last
evening o'clock in the Hotel N0rnandie and
organized Senator McCleland being elected chairman
Tho committee then appointed Thomas J. Cramer and
Andrew Hamilton counsel TO the committee. and
they will assist the committee in its work NJ r..
Redmond appointed sergeantatarms. The APP
pontment OF a stenOgraphcr was laid over until the
next meeting. The committee then adjourned. sub
feet 10 the call Of the chairman. The members are
Senators McClcland Ahearn and C0gzcshall Assembly
men Qugey. Gunthcr. Cassn, sfranahnn and elf
ford. senator CoSgesisll and Assemblyman Strana-
han were not present at the meeting.
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STATE COMMITTED OF CoLeRED MEN.
THEY ADOPT RESOLUTIONS CONCENTRATING
THE REPUBLICANS OF THE STATE ON
THE BRIGHT PROSPECTS.

THE BRIGHT PHOSPECI-.
fhc New-Jersey state Committee OF Colored Men
met in Plainfeld yesterday afternoon and reorGanzN
by electing W. II. Hopper IT, Of Passaic chairman
p T. Cooling OF Camden, vice chairman the Rev.
W. W. johnson. Of Monmouth, treasurer the Kew.
j. H. Morgan. Of Burlington, secretary W. y. Kline
ot Union. assistant secretary There was Hhi
attendance from all parts of the STATE. The following
resolutions were adopted:
The New.Jersey state Committee OF Colo'ed Men. in
regular business session assembled, congratulate he re
puolican state upon tho busnesslike manner IN
which the present camraign is being conducted.
The recognition all Of the elements Of the party in
the composition and organization OF the state Committee
Is sep in the right direction and shows comprehensive
ness Of purpose and wcll.drccted energy.
Tho colorsd voters this State have the utmost con-
edencc in the ability, patriotism judgment and peironal
i,tosrtv OF g. ~ Robinson, OF Camden and all attempts
10 break his influence the party and the people VIII
Move sbortiNc and futile.
The prospect Of Republican success in this State was
never brighter ard people against bcins as
organized by the enemy or the.r employed agents
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NEWS FROM NEW-JE'RSE Y.
NEWARK.
A WEALTHY MAN HANG, HIMSELF

Thoma, Hewitt. OF sherman ave. hclrnv. fifty nlnc
year, old hinged himself In kc6rny police eel early
yesterday morning. His wife had him arrested on ac-
OF his drinking habits liz twisted piece Of n
pillow into rope and hanged himself - tho
top of the cell door. lie dead when discovered
Hewitt ha, pro>pcrou, iron foundry and handsome
home. lie leave, widow and nine adult children.
lIis eight were in business With him.
Carmin DE Vita plen6ci guilty In tho Court 81 Over
and Tcrmacr. Newark. Yesterday, 10 murder In t.,.
second degree IN killing Th0ma, Buns the night
Of september L. In front NJ no 1913 Canalst. by
stabbing him. Judge Dcpue ~crtenre1 d. Vita 10
twenty years I'm state prison. lie il twenty five yeni
old The murder was caused by Jealousy over q,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"OVR CHAUNCEY."-" Our Chauncey lis Channcsy
W. Dcpew. the mastery leader OF the Harrison forces
NJ Mnnea pclis who made the priscpal speech there
renomsnsting the President. Mr. Depew IL acknowi'
edged the OF American orators brilliant
srnrkng, sound and sasacicus His aher'dnneS
sprcchc. nre both the models and the despair Of his
ri,nIs "Omr Chauncey " il n poem, bv isaac IL
Bron,lcy illustrated profusey aud cOnicaily by Daa
Beard and e. d. Gibson. Two OF the best pen. and'ink
artist. in New fork City. Ii il delicious piece OF
fun aud IL il thoroughly possessed Of spirit
of genial md sincere admir- for its eloquent snbs
iect. IL IL doubtful whether Mr.. Bromley has evos
done hi. wit more credit thnn In these dashiug rol'
licking brilliant verses Retail price, 81 copy
The boo offered premium TO the readers
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"yIILAGE IMPROVEMENT, Why Americau vile
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TRIBUNE WAR STORIEs.-A maSnneent oo"V0
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and semi.montbly journals which are now charged
cents for postage in towns in which they are
pub,.hed The members decided that eacn would
exhibit his paper at the Worlds Fair In 'onnecnoh
with the exhibit Of the trade which inc "per repre-
sents. Fifteen applications for mempersnip were
rha do,og.tos had dinner at the Marlborough
,o ~ and in tho evening they went n
theatre The next annual meeting will De neld in
FhIiadephla on the second lT wspa B scoti
" NJ Patton, " l. Tcrhunr. L. D. MnIord 5GseRh
". ,;ibson, H. r. Elliott W. j. 1ohns %e, nf r}
JilI,rd " NJ LAYTON, George b. Sduiel' john T.
i Em.hra, r. r. Clifford and G. A. Heinfl
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NEWELL " rln,, Sues FOR DIVORCE.

The ,ult OF Newell w. Bios FOR absolute divorc,
from Mr. Emma G. Ilos, wa, called for trial In the
supreme Court yesterday. but was adjourned until
Tuc-day Mr.. Bios, Is president oi the National Mutual
LIE Insurance Company. New York. and Of the Mnunl
Reserve Fund Insurance Company. The core'pOn-
dent is !. oliver kcan".
Mrs. Bios enter, general denial and has cross.
suit FOR divorce from her husband. naming Mnna Hare
~ cores pondcnt. Mr.. Blps recently ought limited
divorce from her husband in Sew York but the suit
dropped when he agreed 20 pay her so week for sup
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Columbus celebration Military and civic para1e' ~
a. m: unwilling Columbus monument, p. H.; night
parade p. m
Morris Park races, p m.
New.York Baltimore baseball match, Polo "rouha''
30 p. IN.
Demo.ratlc State Committee. Holman House. noon
Annual meeting OF Western Union Telegraph Company
Harrison and Reid Colored Club ratification meeting
jersey City, ~ m 49,. r-,
German American Republican Club NO lou i"ru'
ave. p. m O
Republican moss.mceting, Palace Rink, Brooklyn