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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
cOLrMBTAS TENNIS PLAYERS 1T WORK.

The tennis players OF Columbia College reached
the third round OF their fall tournament yesterday
afternoon. Though. Iarned and Gambler, the col
lege crack players. failed to enter. nearly forty
players will play. The courts on the Williams
Bridge oval in line condition. and some OF
the matches were we'll contested. The score:
Mems Singles. Preliminary Round-kraus beat
Armiiage by default. Smith beat Beach @, e.;
Douglas beat MADDEN Sc. 3-6. Sc.
First Round Smith beat kraus 81. 81 Douglas
beat Reese 6-3. 81 Sergeant beat Cohen O.,
g. G-i. Swords beat Young G--l g: Murchison
beat Lester 81 %. Thayer beat Boyd e, 81,
Burr beat Bacon. G-3. s. g. Gennert beat
Mills by dcfaut l.ongacr" beat Burroughs g..
C. Johnson beat Smu by default Fearing beat
Kimball by default. Ketcham beat Archer 10.
~. G-l: I,ooream beat Rotter by default I.oines
beat Coles g. 6. Sanborn beat Alexander by
default. Cromwell beat Lawson by default.
Second Round Swords beat Sergeant IS. 50.
e. Thayer beat MurchsOn o. 9-L G-l; Gen
merit beat Burr 81. So Longacre beat Johnson
6 g: Fearing beat Ketcham. 6-3 6-i Loines
beat Toorcam G-l. g. Sanborn beat Cromwell by
default.
Third Round Fearing beat Longacre 6-3, 6-l:
Gennert beat Thayer G-l G-3.
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KINGSTON ~ THE RETOLUT!ON

TIE 10TH ANNIvEEsARY or ITS BURNING
BY THE rIIrI>li r. Re CELEBRATED
Kingston ~ V, oct. 9.-Monday. October 10. VIII
be the ll5th anniversary of the burning of Kingston
then the capital Of the State of New-York by the
British troops under Major-t neral John Vaughan.
The Wiltwyck Chapter Daughters of the Ameri-
Revolution. has prepared a programme for the
suitable observance OF the Nay. At p. m.
luncheon will be served to the chapter and invited
guests at the Revolutionary residence Of y. H.
Bruyn by the Misses Forsyth. after which the
guests will be formally received by the chapter
At the time OF the burning of Kingston the women
and children. left helpless in the absence OF hus-
bands and fathers. most Of whom were In the mill
tary service, fed to Hurley. At o'clock the
Daughters. with their guests, will fee to Hurley.
where they will be sheltered In the Revolutionary
homestead OF the Wynkoop family. now owned by
James u. Wynkoop. Mrs. Wynkoop. member OF
the chapter, assisted by reception committee VIII
receive the guests. At D. m. public commemo-
ratve exercises will be held in the State Armory.
The speakers Will be General George IA. Sharpe,
General A. W Greedy and General Horace Porter:
Henry Abby will read an original poem. and David
VI. Kennedy Mayor OF Kingston, VIII preside.
Among the invited guests are the President ana
Mrs. Cleveland. the Nice-presidcnt and Mrs Ste
Venson. who Is the President General Of the Soci-
ETY. OF the Daughters OF the American Revolution;
Governor Flower and his stan.
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posronice Notice.

Foreign mails for the ending october "a will close
prS~rG'sD 80 S r. sss
EuS3pr E Isr ireland must be directed e
COMPLEMENTARY %S d "a Pa Pa for r s%'' per s. .
>ssps 'o,ia II. acon "p letter. for must be
NsSoF 70, 6 s p m OF iG MersS 5:
directed 'Icr Panama at p NJ for Ia fa'a COUNTRIES
a',s for for Er ireland per su:; be-
srsc Mapt Via e,,, lOr other p',.' S
for sclsS ,a q On diiccPSd per
Asns at Via L Rotterdam isT NS' esfs must
s@sn5 s p NJ s for
a, sa aa aiOfa Fort ID de PAX per ia calico az 3 m.
for Puerto Cortel. per s. :. CITY OIL pa''' '''"' ''"
a. s.,i,@a d Ssss' %ss s
.s, vyss"Sa% at D. H. (suppe neo,ary 80 p NJ
bermuda per osSeI at and Santiago cuSs. pc.
.S pIs@sns pr lao % %e 'Ss
etters Costa l;ica Via LiHon' must oe aH'o' p'
sXTURDAy-M M for France swt1srians i'' "
S is% r ss 20 a. ana rT for u Ss per
and fS re~ FOR %.ai BE- per
e 80 m Ss E E. se sa' per
lie letters must city Of RoRs ~ 10 20
Ro,s % Ss Ss:ssga %a:, s';s d
SsS ara ana BAHIA If rHfo liz ss and
ctter for Para and Ceara must be directed r s.raoc
Yucaan per : ;. CITY Of washington letters Tor Tor
other Mexican States Cuba must he directed per Sty
Of DIV Washlnston' ii Complementary l: m, 70.
Venezuela and Curacao. also Slyanlla VIA Cwacao Per
Venezuela eter for other Colombian ports mss %
Vera tesrs must be drectea per Werrn1 at Pm, r.:
Island. Der s = Geo W. Clvie at 3 p. m; Tor Cspe
e. s'%
Mails for China and Japan per city Rio Jancire
from San Froncsco close daily up TO Octohcr -
40 D. M Malls Ausrilia, New zeaani, Hawaliaa:
nd Sam =. =.
Fi a HaS coss here octobsF ~ az 80
Prt;h mails for australia. Malls for the Hawaiian
Islands per Australia (from San Franetsco close
hero daily to October '22 at 20 p M Mats for TIE
CISCO close here dairy up TO October .25 az 80 p m.
anysr specaly addressed only close at this Office daily
AZ 80 d. m Mails for Newfoundland bv rail 70 Halita,
and thence by close this once daily a. 80
a. M Mails for Mq"eon bv rail to Boston. ani theme
,r steamer close this Office daily az $3.50 Malls
for Cuba by rail Tampa, Fla, and thence by steamer
aiIiny MONDAYS aud Thursfays close at this oH,e daily
a. 80 a. M Mails for Mexico. overland unless special
addressed for dispatch by steamer close at this oce daily
az 3e.m: $500, o,o.o. ., - ,..,,,,s d.,
CHARLES w. DAYTON Postnastsr
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NJ r. and MIR. and Mrs John Arid were visible.
Lord Tennysons party In "A private box faced that
Of the Lord Mayor. and 1t Is said that Mr.. Astor
was In another. At the Savoy the significance or
much Of the enthusiasm betokened personal rather
than artistic interest. though there plenty Of
the latter Lord CRANKY appeared. and Mr.. w.
to the Savoy twins beyond description Mr..
stalls Many people would have given a good deal
to them on the other side OF the footlighs once
more.
IGNORING SIGNALS At SEA.
Rear Admiral Victor Montagu has important
letter in THE Contemporary. in which he refers
to the log Of the yacht Vakyre. wherein II Il
stated that she signaled four steamers bound east
not one of which took the slightest notice Of her
signals The Admiral says that with such ex-
perience 1t IS sad to think OF the many instances
that must constantly that. owing 10 bad
lookout. Inflated vessels and whole crews must
perish when "A helping hand Is close by. One can
scarcely credit such carelessness to be Intentional
to save little time or some trouble but it is shock
ing TO think that vessels passed In the daytime
with signals flying not seen. and. II seen. I'M
noticed.
NOTABLE HORSE SALE
Lord Londonderry's annual sale Of Cydesdaes
Shetland ponies and haf-bred horses is to take
place on Friday. october 20. at Seaman Harbor
Lord Londonderry has recently sold a number
OF Shetland ponies for expectation to Buenos
Ayres, and Mr.. Gbey purchased beautiful
matched pair for the Maharajah Of Bhavnagar
which are now tine way to India.
EDMUND YATES.
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PISTET R INSTITUTE FORUILLf OfENED
PROFESSOR DOREMUs AND DR.. GIBIER NAME
ADDRESS Es-MANY wELL.KNOWN
uuy.IrI,\s PRESENT

The Ncw.York Pastcur Institute ana .en'iai r''n
sanatorium. Ninety seventies ana tehtra' iafh vs.
was formally opened last night Inc i's'''u'lo' we
founded and will be supported by it, president DE- ram
,ibIer While the treatment Of hydrophobia VIII be Tie
principa object Of the Institution, 1t VIII also d. N'"
,o,i,,, for every form II ncr,ou. disease
=, ,h ,,c.cnco Of , large gathering. including Paul
:, ,h1ac French Consul; Count de- ID Bos-iefe a"a
r,nv 81 the most prominent phy>eia;is Ia inc Guy
n, H. ogden Dorcmus made the opening ouufe-s. !"
sn,kc Of the introduction into England III 100 VI
,,,,,,, and wont on 10 speak OF Louis Pasteur
,-n,c, Dr. Dcremu> then lrchy outlined the "o'A VI
pr ,,ibisr i'm this city and introduced him.
DR.. oib,r read a Paper on microbes anu 'n' SUI
ouc,tons In .reaking OF the new institute NJ s''u
-, ! .h,u no content II | succeed in monsfrlt'
inc the mp,r;uncc 4, the welfare OF the community u
hc.roIoy the principal founder Of when has MS hac
,n ,,,a,ed ON q, front OF thi, institute
Amer the formal exercises. Inspection oil Tic RAJ"
,u, and of the labor itorie. fitted up Win inc mos
rcc = forms OF scicno lie appaiatu' was MAUI h''e "
Treatments were sri|'u'
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OBITUIRY \.
ARTHUR +. WENDT.

Arthur r. Wcndt a welknown mining engineer oil Sns
, ,., f., pcrn on october 81 lie LETT New-fork with
his family Is ad, Of his physician few weeks ago III
,h vain hone Of gaining relief from kidney disease "hch
he contracted several years ago In the mines oil ho'
n, Weudt va, ortyone years ago In MILWAUKEE, Is
80, - -, ,,,ri.. f. Wepct lie WAS graduated with
honor, trom the Columbia School Of Mines III lo'S' lie
was engaged In the OF his work III the mines Vi
MARYLAND PENNSYLVANIA, Tennessee aud Arizona IN leoo
he was sent by a company t. Argentina ami |hlh " re-
open tie silver mines deserted by the Sp"hialu' !" ''
,untrcs lie was ,ssful IN this. MI Wehnt "r"'e
u,lcr Of r,ors on his experiences in South America
For his monograph Tho Pyrc- OF the Ale3hah'S'
coluum, College conferred degree Of Phi d. upon MN
n. had about finished large Work OH the pi'p''" VI
metal, before his departure for HeIlin.
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DoEs rE?oSyn Me Nj VI M NS:. Oct bo
rsaS win hsa f. the the ss'd lance. r, he,
p grooSsn Wdncsiay. Oct ii. 1888 at il a.
Internient convenience of family
Morris benin, daughter Of the late william O. H"'eoeS.
rSncr re;isnse Of h, ION ,;'~ 10 r. n:
IntcrnIent at convenience OF family
cLARK-In Norwich, Conn. oetob'r 8. stephen Clark
Burial at Lincoln Il. /.
illness, jeremiah \. trant'h, beloved husband :" the
late Elizabeth Leonard. fam nj. ,..,,ouc, sss
fS %sss s e " snS"se 20 t xa''. ca"ff
oTeretl at 10 a. n.y. for the Icpose OF his soul.
pEMARE,T-t Oradell. y. j.. on saturday Oct ''a'
ruSspal az the North Church schraalenbcrg on wcne''
r. Shore iI e. L. ''A'''''''' '' ! ''''" = 49,
DRosrE-A Monclalr j. October is'S byssss
aged years and months
1888 Mary Field. daughter OF the James tieii AGED
Rol,S and friends are invited attend tn" fun'ral At
Frisnds' Metlne-IIouse Pdicha-', on fhth DAY 'lhu~
day. The lin g. IN wang at Port Chester on arrival Of
ihe :oS ~ m. train from Grand Central Depot Ne~'
,.i,IoS-on sunday October sth William II. Guon in
sevsa',As yGar OF hs Ora Wednesday October
1lth at 10 a. H. o, "a. .
chicago osSer ,5 s 1882 81 the ea city q
Se,ce, AZ hi, late residence 113 East GOh'st on iues-
day the 10th inst. AT O'Clock y. M
Lewiston Sunday morning. October y Grace WHO" VI
''wIii.m Lows in the 79,h year Of her age , -
peatIx,s and friend, invited To und thr iun.Ia ~"
Afternoon O'Clock, from hcr late ies'ua'e-
No. 751 LeNington-u'e
MANNIN,-At Boston, 9Th inst. John LarraDee Mannihs'
aged rs years. 90, sen, r,..
sUmAK-In Reading Mass. october 9Th. 1898 Emms
b. widow Of Frederic Sheak ,., ,,,h o, az,
,iyai of 10 80 a. M train from Grand ,'n'f' Depot
sMITII-On Moaday, October 9h, Laura f' ua"s"'' ~
, Wees from her late residence, ~ North Clinton.
East Orange. on Wednesday, at y. m. itSi's
leeyc Christopher and Barclay SIS at J'io D. III
STEW ART-Entered into rest, from NS"iTrr.Sa Ma.
ia,d q, Saturday morning October .th, 1912 Ma.y
Roger, Rhneander. daughter OF me LAT. s,dnx ~
nbIrnIandrr and Mary Rogers his wfc' anu """" W
the late fispenard stewart ~, ., o,,o,d tho funeral
Relative, and friend, invited 70 a,,c r no, On
'ires ~ Grace Church. broadway and icnh >'rce' u"
srnada, morniny October 10th, at 10 O'Clock
wax Departed this life Oct SIN loyS N,rss u,s
Van Du,er OF Orange Co., Ncw.forA.
Funeral strictly private.
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NOTES or TIE STAGE.

1.-The Power OF the Press wa, given AT inc 'o'"m'
bu, Theatre last night. Il VIII remain there ~fous"
out the week.
Charlie, Frohn.ln's comedians IN the other M'h
who hay, been at the Garden Theatre Tor he "s' lew
,,ccks w,.ro well received last night at the h''ic'"
,,,., Tb,v will remain there for the resi- OF
the week.
N;ss Annie Delaud who was well known IN 'nc'~
ri,l ,irelcs in tho days Of Lester Wsnaek a'ca io'
p,oumona Yesterday at No. 80 West I"e"'"S' H"'
v,, the wife Of John Brousham, WHO ""' 'o w
comedian az wellack's old theatre
Edward Jakabowsky who Wrote ri''' ,, nn,
~ v, orc,as They have both been sold, bu'
A. ,ok,rowsky will not say to whom On fruay
A. N. Palmer VIII give dinner At the Hotel "a'u0'' III
honor OF Mr.. Jlhabowsky
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yrV THINGS At THE Music HALLS

TIN, fall and winter season at the fdn N's'c was
orcned lat night with new rioIf'"". o. luz '''
dom \,no,g the new arrival, wtr' Dclho'e. ui' scr
" 49,, ..r and Mile, Nevada who sings ana dances
:, 90 her fins: appearance in this country IN m"s''
r, or the programme iucludd singing " Miss MA"
urec and Wiufrcd Young. the siNteen-Searou oos s'
pIano. 81, H., ,,,o,., Miss LATHE Gibson,
,, ,.,, hudpct Of sorps the cher attfa@'io'
So. ~ IN. other NV were sherman anu Nor'se'
eai,ns and bur.esquc acrobats; weston pfoo''''' 7"
musical am; John Harty. the upg''r 'nc n"'o" 'o'
% ..,ch artists. "Ar' Reeves, the banjo eNpet' H''
,rnn,o,, fine tra\c,tv stars, and John W. Myers inc
baiytone. NIT, .x, r,.ps and
Tho new features at Roster & Balls wer' Evans 'nu
Iu>morc musical cccenttic-; the McN'a" H'""''
family clever trapezc performers iro" "'' 49, -, a.,
'"'' ana concerts I'm the promenade by the
nnm,u,,n hand Miss Harriet Vernon Appeared IN new
character imp rsonations
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his better 10 register the first dny than 10 put h
oa Thi. !. he first day. Register!
THE NEU- YORk DEMOCRATS SHAME.

THE DUTY OF Pi'BlIC-SPI'.lTED CITIZENS
From The Buffalo courier u'em)
II is the duty of all philosophical citizens OF
this state To defend our highest state trDunh'
and our election system from The boii ATTACKS ~
ynlvcd in this judcial nomination. 'ut speciaI
obligation Is imposed upon Democrats VINO are
nnnrcn,ate The danger resulting from this ma
chine-ma1c candidacy. The honorable recorn ana
~. interests OF the state. demand the defeat OF
Judge Maynard At the polls.
\ BIG STORM COMING.
From The Elmira Advertiser
The expected has happened but the STORM fir, oi
process Of whitewash will make the DeInocrauc
managers uemhle in spite Of lher se of INK de-
uation 1t. 1t was PLAIN case OF OH, the 80, W.
livery Of The qmd p pr3 s ee he as the
Democratic machine viii ma out
MUCH DEPENDS on THE ELEcTloN'
From The Albany Express
There Is more I'm the coming election than the
triumph OF a faction. II this state goes pel,o '
cratic next month II Will be said 'ha' IN, ,e 'non
Is in favor not only Of nominating men IKE NAY
nard but OF committing itself 70 the taT an p1I his
friends.
REBUKE AND REPUTATION NEEDED.
From The Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
The Republicans have been prompt TO- improve,
the OpPEr,unty 5ge Maynard The temporary
chairman in opening the conven' s,a at coStroI in
1881 as the theft Of State, and crime agan dse
the people and buntly charged upon PS D 1uuS
MAYNARD "its ultimate elimination me pSVpte
are now asked to rebuke that CRIME anu rep1 vinai
the corrupt political machihe "'''" '''"' ~
cate the criminal
THE ISSUE PLAINLY DRAWN.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer
Maynard represents the Democracy OF tne i and
pire State and his career typines It's methods anu
in,entions No one can vote for him In Ignorance
Of what Eye ,b vote ysrv fs sou n Of
nower In his country the peoples ballot.Dox
Every vote against him is vote for It's purihca-
ton
In route service and everything else. tns New Wv,
York Central excels: hen.1 ,n az, pop"'a'"' -
title Americas Greatest Railroad. -
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various other abstruse complexities OF nastiness-the
feculent freight and pungent stencil Of theatre
aHiicted with Dumas and Iola In this respect lhe
American and the English mind one our people
90 not attend the theatre In order TO learn me
Ten Commandments by observing with what me-
ethical questions be deduced out or the Nio-
lation OF them. The market for information AZ 10
those commandments has been well supplied by the
schools and the churches. Mr.. Pineros abparent
idea that the play going public requires ennshten-
ment in the manner OF the ethical drama OF modern
France Is error. The Second Mrs: Ianqueray;
If 1t lives at all will live because OF It's dramatic
ceverness. and not because Of the ethical notiohs
that its author has forced upon the public attention
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OBITUARY NOTES.

chi,aco oct o-Charlcs Frederick Clarke, Ncepres''
don't Of the lbcrnan Bank. and manager OF It's saving
dc,artmcnt died Yesterday morning at 10 O'CLOCK ~ h'
49,. No ~ A,,or Place. lie in his thirty-eighth
year and leaves widow and three children pca'h GAME
,u,, , two weeks struggle with pneumonia.
yaparaiso Ind. Oct. 9.-John iopey, large soon'
holder in the Chicago Rock Island AID Pacihc haio'a'
va, taken suddenly sick while going east on Chcaso '"
Grand Trunk ,a.,nger tain saturday night When the
,., ,o,.,od ,his c.y he WAC taken to Baums Hotel,
diving In a few minutes.
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TREUERIfk GEBH ARD FINED.

Frederick Cebhard fined 500 by Justice
Lawrence in the Supreme Court. Chambers. yes
ter,lay for falling to appear for jury duty. He was
ordered to appear and failed TO respond His house
address is no. 100 Fifth-ave. and his place OF
business. 40. II Pine-st. An opportunity Will be
given To him when he appears before the Court TO
explain why he did not respond to the summons.
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ruo ryc ,GEugyTy ayyOrycED.

The engagement l. announced OF Miss Iillc Mneh
dan,ht.r of the lat Henry V. Alien Of this city. To
c,.ru.op >o,t p,,,cg a son Of tltrkSon Mott
poter who wac q prominent member 81 the sNc"'f"rk
b.r Mr. Potter l. now abroad. having Saild several
weeks ago Nil. Aii,n is s~o abroad with her mother
1, Is said that Of the young people VIII tc
celebrated IN Europe.
Anothcr engagement lust announced is that Of Miss
lula CARLISLE BANKS daughter ~ David Banks 81 We I
tortIeth~a 10 Clrncn; Gulon. son Of Mr. aud Mrs.
George Gibson Guon Of this city, AMI nephew 81 Charles
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THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

new piece called THE Corncracker by Mr.
Joseph Arthur will be presented at the rour'ee"'n
Street Theatre tonight Messrs' Evans :"
uxmore anneared last evening at the theatre or
,r.a,or T. p,al The melodrama called THE
power of Gold" by Mr.. Walter Sanford was per-
formed at the Grand Opera House. MISS
I,ottie Collins and the Howard Athenaeum COM
nanv will emerge at the Bijou Theatre on october
&C. At the Irving Pace anea ne visitor may
sae an elaborate production of THE Hearth.
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, WARNING TO THE PRESIDENT.

From The New-York World.
President Cleveland knows that The s,o Worid
nrncines FOR the public good. 1t is as deeply In,
,ernsted in the success OF his Administration and
~ ,as,,rs fame in history II passionately
h ms 10th To- his first nomination and election
and ~ his last 1t admires his abiding faith In the
ai o,, and his courage in maintaining his convic
lions Rut il President Cleve'and's perceptions
hs see the the
pressure OF j. despite ss apologies
,p p me anapy standards Of morality that not for
four years only. but for much longer the confrma-
ton of Van Allen by treacherous and hostile SEN
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MiRRIED.

BEACH-SHORT-On Monday, october 9th, o. ~
Orange n. j.. by Rev. r.. = Triple. Annie Gleason
daughter John {. Short u Ferdinand Beach, NJ DE-
Of New-York.
-EIY-On October 3D. 1893 the residence Of
the bride ,32i Indianaaye Chicago. ILL.,, &. the scy.
:. J. Mcpherson, ID. D. Henry ,ur>s, OF New'iorx,
and Mrs. Frances T.. Ely. No card'.
DENAf,EST- DIEFENDOI,FF-On sept. Goth, 1898, ~
the residence OF bride Fort PAN. n. Y, by tho
IL. L. Grant Ida Augn~t,' ,aauehter % me I.s
Rev BENJAMIN l. Diefcnd0If and Rev James Drnarest
d. d.. OF Flushing l.. l.
FORD-s TODDAKD-on Oct :, at NJ; Moir,s baptist
Church Ncw.York. By Rev. DR.. W. &. Biting aud Rev.
G. H. Kmbill Miss Mabel Cooper stoddard 10 Charles
Hgelow Ford, both u Ncw-fork CITY
EXPERIMENTATION October 7th, at Trinity Church.
shelblrnc VT. by thc Rev. Benz. Atw"l assisted BY
the Rev H. Baker ID. D.. France, Conver-e daughter
OF the late John Converse Webb 70 Robert Townsend
McKeever
STEVEN BERTSON-wodnesday, Oct. 4, AZ 1r.
yinrton X j. by Rev. -. Iopwood az tho residence
Of Mr. w l.. iilorieuX, Helen NJ. Robertson To DR..
Clinton Stevenson.
Notices Of marriage must be indorsed Win
Nd
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ate means the brand of shame fixed upon him, upon
his party his country and his name IN history
y,:c ryJ0Rs yELEcr 4 COMMITTEE.

New.IIavcn, Oct. (special).-Thc Yale junior class
held It's meeting this evening for the election OF conf
nttee TO make and conduct the annual class
promenade which takes place about three vcsks afr tho
Christmas vacation The committee Il one OF TIE strongest
for years financially considered while Newfork society
has ul representatives The committee con-
Of William Sloane New-fork, chairman FRANK Dut'
ton Harrison New.York; Knight Wade, ST. Louis frank
Butterworth Washington d. C.. Thomas Debe,olse New.
York Arson NJ Beard. Poughkeepsie; George Adee R''
New York, and Cornelius Vanderbilt IT,, Ne"'forA Chy.
An election this is regarded az the hghess
social honor Yale man can attain duiins Ms eoieSe
course,
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rur yRrE,s BIG WORLDS FAIR EXCURSION.

The Erie's special Worlds Fair excursion when
-, rarsev civ with 400 passengers yesterday
morning promises to be the largest OF the season;
over 600 people from points on the Delaware anu
s ~. rur,bar from points along the Erie
viii be At sast sx 'ra Which m viii III
,s ~ c,hcaro with over 1000 passengers from
New-York State.
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UTRtL TlBLET IN MEMORY or GOOTH

NcwIort H. L. oct at Is I'd here niat Mrs
Irossman daughter Of Edwin Booth, a. memorial To hr
father will place a mural tablet In Berkeley Memorial
Chanel Mltdletown, which stands close by Boo,hd H.
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TIE ENGLISH SOLDIERS NAY BE SEEN TONIGHT

-. farcw,u performance Of ihr English Mtuy Touna-
ment VIII be given the Madison square Garden to-
n eht 1h re- will additions 10 tn programme OF
mn interesting character and Kennedy tn strong man,
Will gi,o exhibition, Of strength. The proceeds of the
p.ff,rmanc, VIII .,cn the soldiers, who 60 back
TO /. GLAND on W,dn day morning.
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MR. EIDGWAY'S FRIENDS At HOWE IND ADh"AD

From The New-York THINGS ,
instruct Attorney Ridgway; of Kings .oui ,t' ~,
D is,a 70 have said during "A recent Visit 10
Wpsh,neton that he heard more about me in,e'
ma tmrd IN week in Brooklyn rms Is con'-
nc near" !" ,ha society TO which Mr.. Ridgway gains
pliment 10 ,sbineton at the expense Of that which
ha freouents at home
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5pefial Notices.
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Religious Notices.

NEXT SUNDAY will he Harvest Home Day. n
Academy Music. Metropolitan meetings. MIR. yAIs
MAN. leader. See to.morrows advertisement.