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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
RAILROADS..

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"AmERIcA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL nj, R. !
~ HUDSON RIVER R.R
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
rka rGH ,d and @GD" rom Sn, rrond ,s
lion IL the CIV. Teams leave ~ follow"
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
WV World. For CLAYTON aud TAO NO extra fare
CHICAGO FAST MAIL.
$40 A. p,y for 'h Nm, R, ssHday Or
ADIRONDACK & MONTREAL SPECIAL.
$40 a. w. -EYe scnd,y, ro' p , Adiron-
SARATOGA n LAKE GEORGE SPECIAL.
o.Ho Green Mountain, ,''d Montreal
NEW YORK AND CHlCAG0 LIMITED.
| IN no A.M-Day. due Chicago 2:i5 M. rex: day.
DAY EMPRESS.
1890 A. M.-EAecpt sunday saturday train does
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL
1900 NooN.paily oue Chico 90 p. m. next day.
Wagner service. Dihins car
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
100 r. M.-poiiy, de oneinna, 10 As a. M; St
Louis 80 next I. m. No extra fare.
SATURDAY SARATOGA LIMITED.
SP. M.-saturdays only. connects at Catsk
'''o for principal point, n the mountains.
EXPOSITION FLYER uimicD.
Erent 90 Hour Trim 20 Chicago for through pas
-rnger- ony.
800 P,M. vDae chaso 10 90 a. D. next dow. Com.
ALBANY. TROY AND sARATOG, SPECIAL
z al +. M.-Ix.ept ~ day.. Connects Cor Iatskils
Wv" Dc" Sar1'osn : IS D. IN.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
$50 p n.aDaly due D,''q;t IS a. M Chicago
FAST WESTERN ENPKE>-.
GOO =. W. Dai!y due Chicago 800 D.. M; s.
NORTHERN EMPRESS.
625 T'..nars "a aae M h'i MotScal G q a. M
ADIRONDACK Il MONTREAL EMPRESS
700 1890 J,dg Due sso T1g~r LAKE e;l1' S'rana'
BUFFALO. NIAGAR. FALLS AND 1000 ISLANDS
SPECIAL.
7.3OP; NJ Daily. due Buffalo 80 a. m. Niagara
wv Falls . 10 a. H.. Clayton ) as a. NJ
CINCINNATI AND IT. Louis EMPRESS.
500 PM. Daily. dc CnoienOq 80 ? m In
LIMITED FAST WAL.
500 PM.-Dsly. sIgeI.ng.car PASSENGERS FOR Roch.
ester only carried Oh this tram. Due 10 a. m.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
915 e.; M ySdC, 'oI 900 eo1iG pF'i Chicago and
BERKSHIRE HILLS win Harlem Division.
d., IrG Is9gs1 tA Gsi{ gNe'p, sunday 99i IN
due r y ) 10 N.ln Adia; 10 n.
FA Syv BE TX Hiha LAPHt>S ftaac and sa'ur'
For time 'ooa trains ticket. ani space in Stepping
az aGp %l' Is Ws Hsi o. g Si tS
lnd l3sth-t station NcwYolk 1913 wa,hineton.'t.. 720
Ae'is 52 Co &c 80 1 81 800 a. FL? ss go
ot IA, e9d rc,ld,as,- through 2 de.'laation
'reisa NanageI. CEN a Passenger Agent.
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v EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.

ror summer flm S,hcigle in eject June 18Th. 1893
FONT PLEASANT. ' "'i'lN' LAM N'D
Trains leave station Foot Of Llb.rtv, "a = 20 n
E,d Hank. =. 10 20. n 30 a n, 90 sat iriayo
Sad1 tso, q, - c II go 90 NJ Train leave sta
10. 1000 p. IA. IL 10 - 20 SatIr1,n At o'v , 20
- 10 ~ 40 except Red Bank. 20 30 7 90 D. m
SundayS 10 10 a H.. Is .. N '-''' ~ y
denotes Express Train
sunday Trains do not stop Ocean Grow. and ,sbury
Park. ~ "ro'o "'N ''
RUFUS BLODGFTT
Supt. New York and Long nr,,oh p.u-,,J 20
Z WOOD O' "'''
Gen. Pass Aer pe,p, y T. Co.
H. p BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Ast Central r Of u. j.
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RAILROADS..
-,
BALTIMORE IL ONO II. r..
t.st i.NEres- Troin, TO
Natl, ~. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WEST.

fciilhH TX sfhkkNIHE' az Ok <o AZ rMAISs
Leave NewYo'A, loot .: L!herty:st.
To- }rIhl!SA,fr2 u 80 a. NJ m r. i; night.
For CiNS!kNATI, ST.. LOuIsy a. H., G p. IN.
For WASHING ron, BaLJIMoHE, a m. N 80
p n, !: ls-9ight. An = aims raa Dolly. .
For NORFOLK. Bay Line 80 .. III. Ex.. Sunday
Ticket Sniets ~ 26,, AZ !i+o B'a"ay 81 e.
s:s:Ion zoo, Of LiSefty.s:. c. p. . Of y. J
Nev.Tolk Ir,nsfer Co. will cal Cor aud check bag
gsge Tram ho,el or residence 10 Destination.
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SaS return In s"n gains OF Of h sgsr
cent, and twenty-One companies losses q, a. PEI
3l6. The whole number shows an 1858:
$101 ,440, or l.5 per cent. saSe OF
Third week in June
1892 1909 n,s.
% companies 800 - 7425sj Inc 'ssnee ps
u connaaics..... 25ls,315 29j co DC 5sa'.,99S
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RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
hnthfnc"c 'oa' "scd exclusively, insGring Cennnc,s
and COmfori.)
-Four ir"chs PROTECTED by Automatic Block signal
system. Trains lenve station f.ot of Libcrtx -,
Tlmc Tnblc IN enecI Jmnc IL Isar

2i5 100 90 80 80 p. NJ + IS naS &c. eicS So
satarday mint SUNDAY. II 80 a 81, :OO 80. 90
FSr !les'2ri'saiI: q 90 o. ~ NJ. 90 80,
nieh! sundays. II 80 a. NJ. %, 90 30 P:.M,
For Potts!ine ., 900, co. s45 \. NJ. 100 40
I 90. 80 T. NJ. T. II niyht. except Saturdsv qht
night. '' - ~
For sunbury. Lewisburg and williarspo,t A. 100
90 9 - a. NJ. 90 80. 80 T.. NJ. - IL n pht
except sa,uTday night SUNDAYS. Is a NJ. 6 90 r. NJ.
For Ea,tca Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Climax &C.
100, Il5: - \ NJ 90. 30. ; - : 20 70 Allon.
town, u. VI. sunday, 30 : Is 4 NJ al y
For Wilkesharre Pltt-'on ana scranton ~ VI
4 80 p NJ SUNDAYS I 30 \ ~ "a 49,
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Ocean SIe1rers.

A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 5: S. CO.
NETWORK SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN,
FAST EKPEGSs STEAMERS.
frs: Cabin 40 and upward Second Cabin. $50 and
$50 beth. Storage. low rates. Steamers 'sil from
foot 0. 2d-sj.. Eohoscn
Hsvel Tue, Jniy 4 . a. H. Kaiser sat. July q. "a
Elbe Sat july : ii T. H. 1raye. Tues. Jolly - : a
Lain Tues, Juiy II { p ~. En- SIT July % . a. H.
sale Sai. july - g 30. liaf !, Tues Aug . "a H.
spree Tues. July Is u rih- sat Aug. >, II a. M
NFD!TFGEANEAN LINE.
New.Yo,k o Genoa IN IT,. th2n e."t.h iays
weris. Aug p'c, So, g Wetra... Noy. y
WeIrl . SEPT eKal-"-.... OF. n Fulca Dec. .
Passage siC0 SIS y $50 =, berth, fr.t cabin.
OTLRlCUS { CO.. Bowling Green.
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FRIDAY JIIN =

Foreclosure $40. lot 2jN9i5 and 5story building
No 32l las. lOth-st. 1915 II Oi Avenue Il LOT
25xa;.7 and 5-s1Ty Building No 90 llth-st.
S95.6 II W OF Avenue Il.
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A pyERTIsE;M,5NIs ANND hscRiPrIoNs ron
3tIy yF6 T5TM the Prow TSSs syNIr VII
way q door north Of THIRTY lrst.t.: and NDvFi::.
ave: cor 2sd'. co liz LIZ che l5i Fourthayc.
corner fouIS 10Y nrusHe corner fosys
100 West Forty second-st. 1872 Coiun Lusave 10 Ave-
nus 1873 Thfd.sve.. 20 IVES. Fourteenth ., ~
IVES. i2d.s.. s5s Third ave. i53s Third.ate. o5I
A. the HARLEM OFFICES, $50 East Ono hundred
sndtwentyiftt st 2iS West one hundred and twenty
% D. m, a. reguier once rates, ~
In brooklyn. at az Court a. SOS DE- Kalb-aye pgn
ye1foidSve. IN 20 " m. a. regular sficc rates.
Lsraoa Orieo 10: advertisements. 29y i;egcgsss w.
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THURSDAY. JULY e.

Foreclosure sole. pot OF land 2j1 $50 7N2jNy2G and
5sory building 40 A. ChcfIy..t. :. 1904 IT Of:
ysoason-st po. OF iaAd 5AI -oNncgNi0J ana G-''oFy
building MEnhattln Athlete club No 81 Mdc!soniN..
corner Of t1het lot IoNtooi dad i-story iwel!I.
No 81 Fast tbL->t 10 10 u NsIi-On-t I'VE; lot
2SNS9 7A!1NlN and istor Gw ling No los West 18TH
81. 100 ~ " u Co.uIuHI-. lot l=ONlcO1 ana
Aston dwelling No 81 lat G2It, 100 II II Mad
son-aVe l lot lS.llX5O ana 3.-toiy dN cling No aO1
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.

y
Az From New.YOrk Wednesday. Friday and Saturday.
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
Through Tickets TO all points In Nl>. Colorado Utah
Arizona. California Mexico. &C.. Georgia Flardi and
Havana Cuba. Excellent passenger sccJnlo4 ttions
FOR BAR nARB0k, PASSPORT. and ST JOHN, Nh,
&. < STATE OF TEXAS. Saro.. y. Pier y. l.. X
Write for ~ 6i-pgc 1873 Manual mailed free.
c. II. MALLORY CO.. Gen. Asts Pier 20. Err. NY
A Ell ROPE. Holy Land Round the Word
n. ,Lseic"t p!rt,"s h,t c.etins ti".t~s choicest
II. GAZE SONS 1l3 Broadway. Ncw.York. Est la t..
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A I rI 4 z 4 sr 4 ) Nail t srEAMsulrs
FOR GLASGO VIA LONDON RRY.
s S CITY or ROWF............... sat sept 9 p. m.
D saloon $50 and upward second cabin. SO.
Circsssii July 3 / y. III. Ethiopia July 80 ! p. m.
Furncssia july Is. 4. n. Nchdrla. IUlv 90 a. N.
cal in. SIS and upward second Cabin $50 Storage.
outward. S23. Prepaid, 92+
CABIN EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
For drafts tour and other information. ap:lv 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green NewYork.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE

FUK I'm I.KOIE. ETC
FRoN PIER 3, n r.. FoOT EECToE.sT
tor Atlantic Highlands. Hiehl.ad Beach Noru.audio
Seabright. Monmouth Beach and Lag 49, an.h =, 40
0 90 ii 20 \. NJ. 900. o. 81 : 20 ~ \, a. ~
days. . 80 A. NJ. 90 l.. NJ. - '""
For Eberon Ocean or We Asburv Par. and pin,
Pleasant II 90 A. NJ 90. . 30 ) "a I ~ O''
] 90 3:45 p NJ. ~ a NJ
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II. MAITLAND KEEsEv. Agent.
4 -HAMBUR G-AMERICAN PACKET CO
y. Fast LINE TO LONDON AND Iht ErRl

PFAN CONTINENT
four twin.sCiew steamships Of 1916, coo
II. T. maintain
NFW.YOEK SOUTHAMPTON AND HAMBURG.
Columbia july G. II a. AZ Bismarck. July -. p.
A Victoria. July 49, : q. ~. Columbia Aug. 10 a. H..
Nomanna. July 20. II a. NJ A Nir,ors. Aug 10 r. N.
passenger, for the Continent are landed al CgXhavca.
Through tickets issued 70 interior places VII l1lhriE
HOnoVcrl passenger rcccvn' free railway ti1nsierta
HHMDi rig. AMERICAN PXCKrr Co. 81 B'vav Ny
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CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
CHARLESTON s. C.. the Suuth and Southwest
ESONNlILE and all iIordl points
From PIER -, r. x. foot Of Roo,cVcli-S'.i p, m.
............. Ir'day. July
CPfROK ZEE ...... 1uo-day. July IL
All steamers have frstclass ps.ense' accommodations.
WM. p. CLYDE & 90. General Agents,
poWlir2 Green. y. Y.
FbA GENT E, PENX EAsT + va m AZ, II A6S
T. q. EtrEH tcnl ACT. 379 Bwey y. y.
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Japan CHINA.

NJ INE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The only direct line % Cottage City Mass and Port.
land Me-, connecting At Portland with al railroad and
steamship lines for Bar HaIbor. Old Orchard Poland
Springs White Mountains and all Eastern summer
soIis. Sto3ncl~ sail every Monday "Wednesday
u-fav =. from Pr 81 Ia. River foot of Market
st., NeW.Yolk. For information apply
HORATIO HALL. Agent. at tie pier.
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PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS TO

y JAPAN AND Gil INA
NEW.YOKK TO JAPAN IN II DAYS.
Intended sailing from Vancouver:
EMPRESS Of CHIN A-..........-..-.-.; July y:
EMPRESS OF IHDIA .................: August Z.
EMPRESS OF JAPAN ...............
E. " SKINNER, EVERETT FRAZAR,
GENT EAet'n Agt, China and japan lre eAc Agt,
1853 Broadway n. Y. CO Walst. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.


The total vslus Of s.:y real sold auction at
the exchanges ending to-day s0j 500.
against slS72,j3i. the figures Ter the week previous
The aggregate for month June reached the
Of 49, 2G3.4j0.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present ending Saturday July g. tAe
following public auctions ean0unc,1 10 be held the
NeNYOIk Real Estate tNcnansc.
WEDNESDAY. JULY ).
Foreclosure sale lot 2jSl00. liG,h-s; 99S IT Of
W!nsaye.
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Real estate Wanteo

~ ANTED-A downtown investment property value
w about go 600.
RULAND 4 WHITING. Beekman.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-13
" CARNEY At THE GARDEN THEATRE.

.Calmcn' il one OF those operas which almost every
bob, remembers ondly loves. long for and r"n nrgl'h
To- near when the opportunity il Offered Many people
who might have ENJOYED II neglected 10 hear II az the
Garden Thcafr where 10 given by the Hnri"hs COM
any last night IL j. dsparl cement Ia the rst Of the
performance 10 say that the chf enjoyment " II To
Ice derived the singing aud a'tng Of Nine. s'nA
>,ert ~ Ionold She the iii" part IT. ftl dramatic
value ani there none Of painful c'rrt the
cent place a,Ou her. IL l. extremely pleas
ant to an nIea singer knows shat part means
a, we'll notes that ia IT, The other SINGERS
uo.t conspicuous IN the east Irene Pe>ny Mich
u,l, and PAYNE Clarke Don Jose Tn. Torador song
, sometimes had nrm-t but Perry ANsfiil ,ang
II Oh please the audience aud 10 De- asked fos
repetition But audience l. eNaeting III" singer
nncommonly bad When that song does not please The
remaining singers Marguerite Gonzales. Katherine
Fleming r. Karl. Charles STOREY aud Aphouse fhIguet
There ought o more people In the audience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-13
NEW- YORK CONTINUES TO LOSE.
THE GIANTS OuTBAT THEIR RIVALS EASILY.
hut BROOKLYN SCOPES ANOTHER VICTORY
FOR rIIF CHAMPIONSHIP

The Giants vii. 60 record this year as losing som"
Of the most Antaline games PLAYED on the green
diamond field The followers OF The d,Nf,d IN
opinion whether hootoosm.' stupidity hard inc"
~ the bottom ., all their rsorbie- In one game the
Giants made thirteen hr. vet did not scoe "a run
Yesterday they o.t game Il which their rivals made
only MT the - ANS making six and not scoring .
The fourth game Q: the >eiies for the metropolitan
chanp orship was paved at Eastern PARK. Booklyn
under fair k.. before good crowd Of spectators
There many remarkable features the most noticeable
being t- clever pitching o. GERMAN the "'nts brilliant
Young twirier pitched VI the best games OF
year iG.ld hi, by Day. IN" I'll Il man up
,or nIoDklyn only nit made on HIM during me
game Even this hit had no bearing Oil IN i'-u'
vorcoran DAILY. llathui. Ward and Tenan did III" h-s'
The oniv Of the Mere scored ia me >"e
ond inning and hey d. entil"lv 70 bifndir
Grimm ~d throw oy Doyie. and Ha'n'id
there On called balls. Burke mnfed an ea-s
fly Ming he bs-e.. rr!r'n scored Seine OK Z"
Tl-inan ana Gernans "ild throw the plate allowed
H,tfeld 20 score r-t!fed the Brooklyn men III
two. oidef ~ rhe lat rs- inning- k"hhso'
relieved Stein after th- sixth inning. The score:
CNyx
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oBry1yr. TANNANY'S MANDATE.
ASSEMBLY NoMIN ,TIoNs MADE AT THEIR DC
TATICN-DLMOCEATs NAMEH ~ bEOOkLfN.

ASSEMBLY Xo.uN ,TlONs MADE AT THEIR DC.
TATICN-DTMocE,T NAME. ~ DEoOKLYN.
The Tammany Hall bosses made their nomina-
,,ons FOR tho Assembly last night N all the dis
trc,s OF mis- city except the \lNth ana IN"
XXIst Assernhlymer who exhibited any !nie-
rcndenc. OF the croker dynasty az Albany l"S'
winter left of the slate. a. well a. several OF
the "kickers' who raised series OF uis'uipahces'
because they declared that they mad not
been getting what was coming 20 them
from certain legislation. owing TO ~"
practice OF the bosses Of doing business In this
city ana issuing p-remptory orders 10 the "nler-
!inss they hdi sent 20 the Legislature. 4'i''''S
DRY Dollar" sullivan. Thomas &. OSu!iNah'
Frank A. ODonnell and Joseph c. Wolf. present
members not renomindted expect 10 be promoter
10 the state Senate Louis H. Iiahlo would have
been renominated IL the NXlst. bat he declined a:
the last moment The nominations made were as
follows:
DISTRICTS.
I-John II. q. Veschlage N place " Patrick H. D"''
II-Mchari Callahan in place Of II. D. sullivan
IlI-Iacob \. M'tnach'. rrnonirat~i
IV-Pstrck II. EDrhr. renou,ins'rd
V->amue Foley. IenOninat'd
VI-Mose> DiDk"l~piri. irnoninai "a.
VII-John Charles Stein IA place of oti" hrnpn-r
vII-Thoma, J. q. Donncl IN place u william II
Walker.
~ william McDcrmoi, In place Of ". w Bahan.
X-Wiliam SulIcI fenonhi'd
XI-Fi.d-rrk ". Mctln, ~ place Of PcrcNal l"qlh't
II-Fdward r. l., Frton place Of Frank ~ o pon"r'
XIIl-Jame, H. SoupNp.th Frnonin"t'd
XIV-John T. Coiii-an ~ place Oi Daniel J. Martin.
XIV Adoilh nchillin..r In pisr' Of loul- DrNp'ehrr
XVI-Vi,,or J. bowling III place Of Ir-' ph 9. W'n'
XVII-Patrirk r. Trsinor IN place Of John kerriein.
XNlII-DinirI j. Gleason 10 succeed ] J McM'nu''
XIX CONVENTION ADJOURNED 70 MoIray evening
M William II. McKcon. rcnon'nat'd
XXI-Con, ent ou ADJOURNED To- Monday evening
XXII-Achacl 4. Tobin IN place vi Morris J''oiN.
AXIII-'.corec {. Colin. In place OF w Is Ellison.
XXIV-Kobct, V Stadticd. IT. piac' OF h. r. H"nneI'
XXV-Iohn kclenes, rsnoniiai'd.
ANVI-Loui- Davidson. r~nnnlnat'd
XXVII-Groip- T. Webster fcnomiun'~i
XXVIII-Jsrn-s r. Reilly. Ieionlnatca.
XXIX-Arthur G.. Butt. rennninatea.
XXX-Charcs {. Marin. renoninai"i.
The following nominations Tor members Of As
srmbly In Brooklyn were made b. TIE Democrats
last evening:
William j. Plant " the Se,ond WaIi.
IL John A Iierne,-y. of The Tenth Ward
III-John J. OColmor u The Fi'n Ward
IV-Ioscph !. Cshll. u tae Nth Wand
V-IIcnry Ryrne 0, The seventh War;
NI-Nicha- T.. Fnnre>n. 81 Flibu-h.
VII William I IIulhr. u The Eleventh W1ff
VIII-John J. Cain Of ID" Twelfth Ward
XI-Ad,m Nchar. 81 the sixteenth Wri
XII-To.euh T. I.o-nan a., tn >,.,rut'.nth Nl'd
XIII-John " Smith ~ the Tw,nty-nr.t Wa
XIV-Georr. H. D,itsrh Of 'hr Tvrnf, second Niii.
XN-Darc Is. Thompson.
XVI-Iohn II. Graham - fia''tnd~
XVII-Dsnlr j. Cos Of u.. TNruw.-iN'h ward
XVIII-Jo,~ll Bender u the rw'nt,-~ighii Mlil.
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SEVERAL OF HIS COMPOSITIONS PERFORMED
Az ORnAN RECITAL TO.NInIIr.


Az ORGAN RECTAL TONIGHT.
A pleasant aud well attended reception given lssk
uilht 10 Alexander nliluani by two of his pupils, Ms
CHARLOTTE Wrlle- and william e. Carl the home Of
Mr. NJ X. Williiur No 1903 EA-i Twenty -eigbtist
The .Ie~I part ~ the evening occupied with .
musical programme cio..n FROM VI. t'uinant- worAs.
The artists who assisted Mise Willie. and Mr. Carl wen;
trau-in here P-vny ,oprano, Mis-. Jennie Duttof
-opato Miss Ksthrn Hiik', -oprsno Mis-, Kate Percy
Dougla- soprano Mt. uetiIule Luther. roprsno William
ii. Rir.rr tenor Ss-n2,r BARITONE; Miss Maid
FoArll Nioul.t: carlo. Iia-..biink. Nolini-f Emil
srh-nc. Nioonc-lli-t M.,. Amy tsi. pianist; Emilio
AgIslnontr pianist KuUln nodnark. pianist H. NJ Bow
man. ofgIni-t; william Ambroi-. Bucr. or2anlst PRANK
Dessert organl-t smith orssnist Il. Hunting
ton Woodnsn or,sn.t and the choir ~ the church VI
he !ncarns'on.
The works which formed the plogiatn" we're 'ffi'ir
r. trio. violin piano aud organ "Deu> Ronai""- sans
Paroles - solos. vlolOncelo 't. que dit !" ni'n.r'
Melvll-." for VIOLIN aud ~. cantata 'brlrhs'af Inc
parts This bv Oscar saeng-r. william u.
Hegrr G~rtrnd y.Uher Nj, Icnnle Dutton Ms- kaihfn
Hilhc Miss Kate Percy Douglas aud MR. q uiudr i'r-
tLer. Miss Charlotte Wcle> conductor RUBIN told
marx psust and William &. Carl oreani>t
In the First Prr-b,tran Church. at Fifuls,e. sDd
T~-lith.S The gallery reserved Int III" f"- ~ th~
church will w. and Nh public 4. nNitd Ia au~id
Walter Dsmroch- viii give ih-nr' which NJ ''pnnant
vll imuFOysr
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lie CAMPAIGN OPENED IL JrRSEy CITY
BIG RATIFIC ,TION NETTING HELD BRIGHT
I.EnsLL.-IS LnK ELHLnIIC ~

\ BIG KATIFlt NIINN Nt.l-llNP iiI.isi' ''''''''
PROSPECTS TOR RIPUDLIC,H>
With tho nomination 81 Colonel John J. T"n"F
for sheriff by the Republican Convention. the cam
paign In Hudson County was fairly Opened ana
already matters are booming In Jersey CITY Inc
Wanser club held biz ratification meeting "-'
night at tn" club roo ~. ~ Grdni-st anu '"inihu-
nipaw-ave The rooms were crowded. ana speeches
were made by ex-Ass~mhiymsn Iam"~ " Erwin
and others Among w"ll-known K'Puhlchs
present were Mayor Wans.r. Postmaster Samuel
D. Dickinson and Colonel 1on"y Frank j. Ing
gins president Of the club. presided IN opening tie
meeting n. congratulated the pnrtN on Ia" bright
prospect OF success before IT, and c"un-rlI'" AN
Eepublcane and DEMOCRATS who Desired reform
and freedom from ring rule 20 TAX" adfani"t" 81
the opportuni'' offered.
The Republican Executive Commi't'' met Il
the Federal Clubhou-~ Ia Willow Court. last night
to Arrange = plan for th~ campaign. II Viii re-
port 10 the county Committee 1T thu sam" place
this evening.
The opposition Ia the Democratic ranks i'
Sthnton's nomination IS spreading. and James Hen
messy is daily developing strength ~ Sh'iiH
Ferdinand Il.iniz~ is also candidate. TIL" INA
District Democrats haS. issued circular dc'ldiif
that stanton cannot b. elected II Is signed Us
Police Surgeon John Nryin. WV"rn"f Bruins. J"iin
j. Mulvan~y. James I~ihrrinAton ana fh'iiP
mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-13
HOW WILL THEY GET TO ENGLAyDf
BRITISH SOLDIERS STILL HUNTING FOR SOME
BODY TO TAKE THEM HOME.

BODY TO TAKE THIN HOME
The English soldiers recently employed IN the NtinV
Tournament 1t the Madison Squ9r- Garden are stii.
wondering how they going 20 get home some OF
.e made appeal yesterday 10 the British Consul, Mr.
Booker a. assist them and help them 1, get back 70
England. T. K. Mackenzie. OF the Managers OF the
tournament called the Consul IN the afternoon lie
said that he making snor, 10 raise The money in
erees their depatture
uubit alton. lie said mat he president OF the
coispany brother OF ". u MacAcnt. the ehief
aholde lie told how the Tournament was brought
here Oy tns company called III. Military Tournament.
limited. aud how a company formed IN Chicago,
which tonk everything OF the Old crr- hands The met
we're informed Of the change ana told that their
salaries would i'durci ana that all arrange
mad old company end AL
who objected 20 tn. were home Y'd the strength
u the organization aas thus reduced bs about forty
The business Sever paid Expenses t tine Tournaments
leu chicago and travelled In canada The nI.; two
weeks the hsri'n also satisfactory. but sr~s
that the business dropped The men had b'en paid np
October . but payment Tor >N DAYS mad been defer ~
N me case, eighty the beginning o: IN
..s-on and th. lo,s to the old company
n ~ ANYBODY. The bri;ht here Wa O. raise
MONEY for the men lieu ~ deferred pay and these
eighty men 20, from, IL thar The other. They got
about ~ each. NJ Mackenzie said that hr RAD b'n
ia commun action ~. bfoih". Tor a week regsN
rn getting the Dark 10 England. Ne had repre-
.ei,-d o. brother that not bound e. do ~
l~g,ly, bnt hs thought he was m6lay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-13
,lornr,L OUTLOOK ~ THE STATE.

The Republican STATE Executive Committee was
in session al the Fifth Avenue Hotel for several
hnurs Yesterday The meeting WAS secret one.
huf IL was learned after the adjournment that IL
had b-cn taken up mainly in the consideration OF
REPORTS from the various counties OF Ia" state ana
a consideration of the best means possible" 10 get
Out thu fun Republican vote this fall The reports
which were received from ny tn" state wer" OF
th. most hopeful character, ANA the Stni"s man
,,.r. declared after listening to them thai If any
SORT of political work is done In this city ahd
Erooklyn I'M. defeat Of Judge Maynard ana Tie
rest OF the Democratic ticket Is certain. Among
IN. members Of the Republican Executive Com
miiter there n" many OLD cainpalsnrfS ana edch
ON. Of them said yesterday that he never saw so
good an opportunity for the Republicans To win
~ Their. was this year. They considered that all
now needed would b. vigorous night to the hniSn
and "A good ticket In this city. which VIII attract
the independent well az the Republican voters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-13
TUE THO THIRUS OIDRIu HARD To GET

Member. " the Manhattan Club are wondering Ioss
what Plank Ellison, relations with the clnb are his
mann, nos IN tha new dub book. issued -inr" his assa"s
Oh W H. nenrqI-s. aud the coAciu,on o' me m"mo"rs
,-n-Ially was that h. had been expelled Inc 'lub
looA seem, have anticipated the tat iiuie "hep
(, wa, printed supposed That h" would IT, rN'
rd nj the next meeting Of he s"N~nior- Three neet-
inp. have been held third last night but Ut none
nav. two.th IDS ;h- board been present Ac" cond
not BE- taken Oh that account
IN. and Tennis Club /. In the same plight
The managers ANXIOUS Ia Je ria Of Ellison, and net
far his uuIpo.r last night The twO.third- u
the hoe present, but special meeting ~as
,slled take nnal action.