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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
r r. HINSDALE. Chalrmah'
THOMAS l.. JAMES,
NATHANIEL \. PKENIlS9'
LANES \. BLANCHARD,
HENRY W. CANNON,
JOHN II. HINTON,
EMERSON FOOTE.
Ii
DOMINATES FOR ALDERMAN.

r-,,r REPUBLICAN, CONVENTIONS MET LAST
NIGHT BIT not ALL MADE NOMINATIONS.
The Republican Allermen's conventions which met
last evening in this city. were in majority oil IN
stances adjourned - this Or Monday evening ~
~. XVth and XVIGth Districts conference COM
mites we're appointed u mo. similar committees
from antl-Tammany organizations
william II KGboy was declared the kepuolca'
,,npe for Alderman In the III District last night
affer , h,iv Contested fight with Edward 'o'ter LOT
rho r;ace II wa said that 'otier received nNe
votes moro than Kilboy In the ba-otlns ou' 'n ,"'
i.- was ucverthc csi ler arcd mlnat l. Mr. hhpo'
IS n shipqing-mastcr 80 ~. - ''entleS 9lP ne
was formerly In TAminany nan anu va"
tho T. plyycr Association.
~. Uon.,,uc,rs ~ tn. IXth District nominated
r.srb =. 1tor,tett FOR Alderman at 40. Aplhs-
tor Sou,r. Mr Hackett uN's at 80. '-'' west
Eleventh st. and is well-kno"n business man
He is an earnest Republican ana his NOMINATION g.
looked upon a strong one
t. "a. KIN District Frederick \ Ware was
rcno,nlrat.d FOR Alderman by the Republican con
y.nt,,n Mr. Ware ls lawyer and has an once
n, Ne efi Broadway. he lives at No lN " es'
Thirty-slXth-st. ~
charles +. Mcgowan was nominated for Alder
maa hy the Republicans Of the Kiln District
In ,he XVII District Robert Miller was nom!-
mated for Assembly anl Andrew Johnson ior M''e,-
mar hy n, Republican conventions, W. M ~ ~, y
IN IN, ha' TRADE md Mr. Johnson Is III INC "'F
Goods business Neither ms h"id Once. ..,,., II
The Repuhllcans Of tie XVIII plsir't hoihi"a,,
Thomas i Eeran last evening for Alderman Ml.
Easan f. progrlr'or - printing establishment
ANA 4. popular in hi, is'rc'. 60, ,,,-,,a,,
peter J. Carpenter va gomina;sa ,b 6or XXig p9
,r.c, n. - I'm The fed business tn First-aV'
william N pcot ~ n3 m H. yiI1 n,siric
l,., ,yar!rr cyrus Swan was ctni ltl' ~ ~
~ o,cott hut Mir O.cOu was shcc,s-iu, %" ~
ar,t hevot Nr DIcoU is promising S'N"s NV
,a- vifr Offices A. so Wa-lon-s. II - an .hI
nos, R.ruh,ican. and ls chairman r m. i"pHp''0'
county Convention .t. - ,r
TIr Republican Ail"rmanr 'onveni!'n ,9l T. u"
NNVI.h District he.d asi eycn!nt q, 80. o.. ~ vt,.
l. rur. ,,.l m i-'fntt-st. nominated '.hAr', ~
f.r Alderman Mr. Mines Is a carlrn'. 3 anu ',,,
long Hepub!etn lie s. about l"'F ''"' '''
has never held Office. 81, ,,....,,t,..,
Fnas 4; is'lp.n vs. nominated hy 20" X pun caii
., ~. X%NfIfn District fnr Alderman Nj 80 10.
win is a PRINTER a.d uGtHsher AZ ~" - hl't ~,
II. T. pae' Grtul Patriarch - me lui.i h' ~,
Order ~ OLA Follows AMI mas h-'n Il" ACTIVE ~
NIB can FOR :acnfy I've years
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Foreign mails for the week ending October 10 will close
'FKiHHY"A Ii 4. a. for l.. paa countries direct.
per s. > Chinese Prince deuers must be directed per
T Ba1 and Ia d Rs'p sa S2un
per from Baltimore deters must be directed
,ries per = Lelonitz via Pernambuco Bahia and RIO
Iriba.,-''p n. ; a. n for Germany. Denmark sweden.
Bremen Gettgts Tor o,ntr Ps',S 81 .pr Tr,ye5 az
l.n', agr r,s mas, tc directed per Adiron-
dacho a, ioSo a. N. for campcehe. chiaPas. Tabaseo
ami Yucatan per oTzaba de;'sr FOR cher Mexican
1880 ir ie, CSrnees an ycne1sn pors Cur
acao Trnidad British AMI Dutch Guiana must be d.
-ectei PEI rrns Wii,em Stzdlr g9 Italy Spsn.
Portugal TurNey and BRUSH India p,r 5. la boos -
s'En' ie Es letters ct;crs mus be directed per Hka II
N tor Ne,he'inn. 1 bc 5petei per Veendam1 at
II a. u ,slplemrnar il3o M fr v.ne5 y.Is,, ana
deter, al r @tneT % Venelgea) at ii 30 a m, sup
queenstown at /? m Grenada Trinidad Ioeaso ana
land drcc, per cny Of Bone via Glasgow ue''e''
m Wa he GeS baa r nt aosn tpcay addressed
per $ Empress Of india om ynnSeIye esss hss
Ccxcert Nes Australia Hawaii and F Islands 3,s per m
Arawa 0rom Nancouvsr close here dsy MI an fr nina
and Japan per city q PeSns ,dr9m IAN Wn ~:
As,ra G' eScep, those for Australia which tor
v1rl.I via EUROPE NV Zealand. liaMan, ~ ani
samoan Islands per Non wal 0rcm san frahc,scoo
daily October 'l3 AZ csc D. N 'oE on ar
rival az New York ~ Campana with Bitish MAJ i
Co- Australia Mails for Hawaii. per g. Austrian
from SAN Francisco here daily up TO Octobe 81 ~
$50 . m Mails FOR China ard Japan nPeCialis az, az
tr.sssd only, per Tacoma from Tacoma) close mere
daiiy up to october '23 at $50 m Mails fSr me So
ce Islands ship city Of papsin % from San p'an
cisco herc daily up 70 oct9ter - az 30 49,, ~ M m,
N,s for Newfoundland by rail TO Halifax ana ,ehce py
close al hi. Office daily $50 Mails Tor
Nnuolon rs rail Boston and thence by steamer cioss
a, ms office daily $50 p. Malls or uoa cIose y
his orcr daily m for forwarGins Dv stean ne,
sailing fMoniays Thursdays) from fott IanIs va
Mails Tor Mexico. overland unless specially acc
COR disrach by steamer. close at inns oNiSe aas ~
/ a IN .-.,.,o,.
'Regstered mail closes at p m prT rn% p asy
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DIED..

AvERY-Thursiay October II. Jane S. or'on' wi'e OK
rI Iring NJ NJ c6nyeS.ence Of the family.
pr,>XrTT-On wednesday. october 10. nehemiah N
bennett NJ D. age III, y ot residence 624 Macon-st.
Brooklyn Friday evening. at ocioeH
New-Iondon Comm papers please copy, =. " Man.
cOIJJN-At the old Homestead, Hilsdae ~ j.: y ss
az october 5 Sa John bingham Colin beloved nus
band Of Lucy e collin :, -. po,,
Pleasant y. J. Camden C. Dixie Of BROOKLYN !" DIE
Notice r1c Of funeral hereafter.
nrDGEoNA, Peacock Point October Jane; ,i inn,
lam infant son Of william Miller and Louise i'O''"
E9hSs.Sr october 3 AGS S ises wire
Funeral On saturday. october iS at , p m.
FosHAY-On lay. October Emma aeS NOS u her
loved wife Of John +. Foshay IN the oo'h year "a "''
Funeral on Fra2y. at p m from her late residence
H%on wednesday October 10 Insz Gripf Hal, Ra~'0n'
daughter - James ana ne late ~ Gaiesave on
si,urday 1871 INST. at II o'eI ok. Gk. family
xERR-M her home EnsIewood y j. on o1 po8sr
To- Mag Mason Kerr odes daushtsr Of Thomas Bake
ry %s i" "a, '2 ne.Dooa on Friday 10 at II M
KNAPPA south Norwak Conn Thus'Iy Ue''I5 S n:
oDln YER ,n the r,ieno4 800 Saturday afternoon
scIlNEEIAGE-At the German Hospital on lhurf1 gay,
October H. Aug schncehage 'Mr Geiss)' OF the VIC
Rs5 1r and friends are respectfully invited to attend
funeral SERVES on Fday srsn East 4Sths
| Int.rment private On Saturday morning
SL,rNxrp At shelton. Conn. Wednesday. OCTOBER
| To- Amanda II. skinner. wife II the late samuel D.
t,,ncrsI s.~yices a, Il Saturday October IL. at Dr.
| JI,ss church corner Jth-aye. and o3th-st.
sMrTH-At FLUSHING y. y Wednesday October 10
smith and daughter y the late Rev. Thomas T. 'er-
| milyc - 80. ros,soro. Va
Furera services will be held at her late resaehce 40
i2i Madlson-ave New-York City, on saturday oc'o-
| Ter - II o'clock a. m
| THOMES-N Rowayion. Conn. on the sth INST Cnares
| Thomes. IN his iIih year.
Tr-RPTN ON the morning Thursday October H. 1894.
a. fha residence 81 his sister Nrs. Harriet H. Fry lOl
Wsst g6thst V y. Turpin. FOR many years a resi-
! le9t Il chicago. but recently u this city
| Burial private.
! Chicago papers Yleas. copy.
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MARRIED.

CARPENTER MILEHAM--At Wikcsbarre. Penn, oa
the 10Th inst, by the Rev. Benjamin Miller, assls.e~
by the Rev Or Boyle George VI. Carpenter. OF ecrsn,
ton Penn. eldest son u =. O. Carpenter,, Wtikes
WaVerly. Penn and Miss Sadie Mienain Vi WINS"
barre. Penn.
ELY-PRYER-A the First PRESBYTERIAN Church brGon
lyn ~ & Thursday. October IL by tne rev ,,aS'"s
s White Adoiene ChardavOynH Fryer, OF Sro1hs" Az
y TO Frederick Joseph Ely. Of Cranforh' " D.
HICKS-SWAIN-At Flushing l.. l. wednesday, oc'9ner
10 1874 by the Rev John Abbot French, Clrope Oh
ger swain to William f.. Hicks. -
CT MMERE- ScARBOROUGH-On Wednesday, OCTOBER w.
Christ Church. Trenton. a. j. oy me h nEsnv as
sisted by T. J. knight. rector OF me enu'e ~,
Annie Blair Scarborough. daughter Of the is.op, ="
Charles Edward Gummere. son OF Barker 'u'''e'', 'o
IoNt,s-CIARK-O Thursday October II. at christ
church Bedfordavc. Brookyn by me iseN IA ~ ~
Daritneton Pm D. Carrie Louisa. daughter OF Edwln
A clark Of brooklyn. the Pew William Northey
Jones Of Evansville. Ind.
LDS-sMfTH-W Wednesday October ~ =; Ma w.
church Alexander-ave near East li-d-sS seT N ~ y
CIV by the Right Rev. Henry Goldman otrI 49, 80
LID f. G L.. and the Rev George X van re "Sosr.
d d. Of -. Andrews Churcn ha inh,er y,
Samuel Clark and Emma Smith, to the rev ''sep"
Reynolds IT, rector Of he church --
pOr,XTREE- MAINE-On Wednesday october TO- lssN'
he resdence ~ the brides parents. No p seventh
ave BROOKLYN. y. Y, by Friends ceremony li'']p
Setb Frost Maine. daughter II Malcolm = ahI r.
Francena Maine, 10 william N'che'' i''N''''S' - '
bern y. C. . .,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. night, oc,oner ~,
"a, piynouth Church. Brooklyn. by the Rev Dr. Lynn IN
Abbott Nellie Hall daughter or Inoinas ana S"'i"a -
Stll11an, II the Rev. Thomas c. Shearnan' IT.
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed WIN
OBJ
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George GOTLD'S TAX ELL.

NE SENDS HIS CHECK FOR s3G2o TO TIE
ASSESSOR At LAKEWOOD.
Lakewood y j. oct George j. Gould today
sent To Tax Collector Todd. OF Lakewood Township.
his check for $3.50 being the amount of his taxes on
assessed valuation OF t2VD"o for personal property
Al the rate OF 81 II per $i.cp. Mr. Gould left here
too carly last spring be- asked the amount OF MS
personal property and returned from EUROPE 'oo
late In the fall 50 ToH lsnlp \ SCISSOR Robbins was
,.nu,llc1 T., set MS own valuation. That Mr.. Gould
was pleased with the amount there seemed 10 D.
a., dfubf FOR as soon as he returned from abroad
n. ant hls rhock FOR the amount by his taking
,n his sllencc ana paying taxes here he saves
Just onc-halg % what he would nave 10 pay !" Ne"
Work
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THE STRiTSS JUBILEE ~ IIENNd
TO BEGIN TO-DAY WITH THE PROTECTION or
THE FEAST OF APPLES"

TO BEGIN TO-DAY WITH THE PRODUCTION or
THE FEAST OF APPLES"
Vienna oct ll.-Dcspte contrary ANNOUNCEMENTS
Strauss "The Feast Of Apples VIII be- proiuc'l
tomorrow evening. \ new ballet entitled houh'
Vienna" VIII 90 performed on Saturday at the
Immortal Opera the music OF one act consisting "N-
cluslyely Of selections from strauss operas
Strauss comic opera Die Fledermaus' VIII be
given on the afternoon Of October ~ at the opera
House simultaneously with a festival concert OF
selections from strauss dramatic music at the
hail Of the Musical Society. In the evening a re-
centon Of musicians VIII be given at the JOSEF
s,,cnter Tbeatre Strauss viii be sercnaded at his
home on the morning OF October 10 ny the famous
nin"'s singing society, OF Vienna. Afterward he
v,lll receive deputatious addresses ana eHts. me
i,hilee viii md in the evening WIN the perform
Sncc ~ Ma works at every theatre In the city.
The celebration is intended 10 commemorate the
oftietb anniversary OF johann strauss first APP
neerancc before the musical public lie took charge
~ his first orchestra In Vienna Il. ISL when he was
nineteen years 90.
London oct 1.-THE Vienna correspondent or
..rhe Daily News says that, Judging from the
o,al rehearsal Sirauss's new light opera. The
ro,st Of Apples." Is assured success. "The
rousic includes watzes. polkas and marches" he
savs and closes with waltz, perhaps the sweet
20; ~ ali The story IS based on pretty rustic
,hs Theaue an der Wien on the jubilee night
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RESERTED SEATS FOH THE UORSE SHOU

APPLICATIONS TO BE RECEIVED UNTIL OCTOBER
2o-AUCTlON SALE OF BONES oN OCTOBER 81
Application for reserved seats for the season ~
the Horse Show of 1891 Wiz De received at The Office
Of the association, No IL East Twenty-thrd-st, up
TO and including october -. from members ara
stockholders only and the allotment Will be made
on the following day. Al subsequent applications
viii be considered in orle. % presentation
The sale OF boxes at auction Will be- held in the
Concert Hall OF the Madison Square Garden On
Wednesday. Octobe. 81. al 8 p. m. The competition
viii be confined exclusively 70 stockholders and
members or m Ss1Ciat.on.
Special prizes JUS offered are for standard brood
mares Or6tersl with foll = lss+-Arsi. x5) second
So and third So For AmerIc1-Arib stations. three
wears oil or over. 20 be shown IN hand-First. 81
second So third 81 For the best amateur driving
OF fourth hands between obstacles, SO.
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included the Garde Lafayette Captain Joseph
Thebaut. Humbert ] Guard Captain Juan Cas-
sasza Italian veterans Of the Austro- Italian wars
of 1853 and 1866 and the Garde san Felice.
Among those present with members OF their
families were pr Be;tin III Noise Or. \. ZuCchi.
+ Tocqi. Editor Of "LEcco d'Italia": Antonio
yucca, l.. A Fumoute, \. Cuneo. l. GandOln i.
Zanolini. Girolamo celia, II Restin =. Arata l..
V. Fuga2y. q. CaVagnarO. l.. Caraani and r. Dan
cello The ball opened with a march by the
military organizations.
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LOSS OF LIFE IN WEDNESDAYS GALE.
THE ,vuArER HATTIE f. SMITH sunk WITH
CREW or EIGHTEEN MEN AND THE
v,rrrLA WITH SIX MEN.

THE wHALER HATTIE f. SMITH SUM VII"
\ CREW or EIGHTEEN MEN AND THE
MAJEILA WITH SIX MEN.
N,wRo1ford Mas. oct. 1.-THE topmasts OF
, s,,t.n schooner were to-day discovered about
d, mil. Of Mishaum Point by resident Of barney
T,,,s Neck. South Dartmouth. All day Wednes-
1,v % schooner was seen tossing about at the
mercy II gale about whore this schooner i
qunk ana this is just about the plac" WH't'' "a
"Wednesday morning. Can,aiIi fI.u"ri' h,itn,
steamer CITY of New-Bedfori. saw WhdIliS
schooner uccing at TWO anchors ana ptlhs pu'
fcttcd hv iho big seas which 'ontinuaiE f% ,H'
,,.or h,r bows This vessel vas unGNup'c"'H
m. schooner Hattie F. Smith. II Edgar'oWh ana
,vbalire merchants here think that the sunKeh
erhooner IS The Edgartown whaler. AS 'ne't
,,n NJ. traces Of the crew of the lost vessel they
arc r,bably lost Captain Johnson. ~ Martina
H,tll..,r1 ,.,,r,ondod the Smith. and the seven
teen men comprising h,r crew were f'r'usue'0'
Precedence Oc; 1.-THE hat-bottomed steamer
yaieua. owned by W. c. Caswel, Of Nafragan-
SOFT Pier. lies bottom-up on the coast between
Nannuck Beach and Point Judith. She found
o,,l IN the terrible gale Of yesterday afternoon
and her crew 81 six went down with her' Odp-
tain ] H. Cook. who commanded the il'-I"'t"
IAN was a native 4 Saunders'own, Wh'rr ~
l..v.s q wife and ono child SaunderSoWH ~
als, arli,tod in the loss of the fireman ~ me
steamer. Wlnfrcd Arnold He was htn''y'"
ears DID, ana the son %; C"piain n Ch" ~,
Av,,.tl lf
c.nr',l " Allen. jr. whc lived with his
WIFE at no. 10 Groton-st this ETY. . me
mates name is unknown. but IT Is peuvNeu ~ NV
no was shipped in this city. The nam OF 'nt
cook is also unknown, he was shipped at
New-LoHdon.
VINEYARD Haven. Mass. oct 1.-THE schooner
TITLE vanderherchen Of and from Philadelphia
for Gardiner. Me- arrived here at 5;SO ms az ~,
noon with colors at half-mas'' her cap ON,
charles Bateman. and one seaman having o'''
drowned IN yesterdays gale
Roston. oct 11.-Advioes from Dennisport' re-
mort n loaded three-masted schooner ashore ""
XIII Pond Bar off Dennisport. ana an uhh'"" !"
,yvo,,nstcd schooner sunk near the same pace.
rho fate of the crew OF the suuken Iessel IL
unkuovn The schooner on the par VIII p'oD-
nbiv be noated Her crew are on poaro'
Fail River. Mass. oct. ll.-"fred ana lho'"-
as Uorgraves. seventeen and nineteen years
old and Charles Andrews seventeen years oii'
au residents along the water front were ou'
n, tho river I'm a small boat yesterday ai'ei-
noon. and have not been seen since. II II uv1
i..,nd that they were caught in the gaze anu
drowned.
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r,vvlyy,S CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.
THE WOLF IN SLEEPS CLol HIM.

THE WOLF IN SLEEPS CLOTHING.
From, The New-York Times u)em) f.
rl"'" ,os MT moot the charges or help It's
,.,n 80, :. hy nominating 50 generous ~ 'ir az
rra;-mndod a man as Nathan StrauSS ~ y, ~ ibs sys
iem The radical vice the immt!saoie lanmt
itself that the people want 70 Sro alone would
go, oniy Tammany to look TO for MS IeiaIce. ~
such circumstances nohpar"Sa"9'''P W
once are out Of the question.
AN ADMISSION of GUILT
From The New-York World uem)
Nh. nomination Of Nathan Straus IA IT'S caiii!u,ate
a., Mr. il nm admission by Tammany han thaN
IL dore not face the voters at this time win ,t ~
her ~ It's organization or even win oahu''''
known TO be in sympathy with H.
4 PROFOUND SILENCE
From, The New-York sun Den).
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RELIGIOUS Notices.

co.r,rprXcE OF CHRISTIAN WORKERS. for "a:
deepening spiritual Life IN Hanson ans south PORTLAND.
ave- iirooklyn to-day 10 m, to . ana ,oypS p
The Guidance OF the Holy Spirit, KEY ' prtv ~
WOOD The Holy Spirit in His Relation 20 ~, III
Mind ANTHONY CoMsrocK The Haly R spHl, The r
Wi,nss ~ the Holy Split" Rev. DR.. PARDlNGIVN'
THE Holy In His Rea,sn to e Holy SPIRIT In
His Relation 10 the Christian WORKER rev .D y: ~
Free The Moody quartet Will sing at all the SERVICES
to-day
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rtr Will or OLIVER WENDELL HOLhES'
~ no, I, The will Of the late Oliver Wen
- ,,ir,.s ,vos filed this afternoon in the SutoIhi
r,,rty Probate Court. The SUM OF So'"" Is iei'
IN Edward Jackson Holmes. a grandson OF 'he p'e'.
The rest and residue Of the 1@ie Is e eon justice
ALL Wendell Holmes, Of the MASSACHUSETTS, -"
nrcme Court.
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scccESSFrL TTALTlN CHARITY BALL.

scccEssFrL TrALuY CHARITY BALL.
~ successful and enjoyable ball for the benefit oil
enris'oforo Colombo Hospital was given al
,~nahy Hall last night under the auspices OF
A., se number OF Italian citizens. who represent
49,. nsV~ residents of the city. The hospital
4, - was established about three years ago.
D. i"eifth-st.. between University Place ana
n"ay gives free shelter and medical treat
70 Its patients. 1t is in charge of Sisters OF
Try and does a good work
hr oan was admirably managed by the follow
L Quantities: Executive Committee. a. Podesta.
Lasas.s'' r Bertoncini. G. Tore r. Slccardi, O.
r. and G. Molinclli; Organization Commit
ne pls,sutu +. forrat. e. P!ana and l.. Musanti
lillian SoIh was decorated with American ana
essni,..,ss. Several Of the local Italian military
0ns were present In full uniform. They
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Az ADMISSION of GUILT.
r,uNANy's SNEAKING TACTICS.

From, The New-York Recorder.
No. o,raralv 10 meet the issue OF corrupt municl-
nal eoyernment by nominating Mayoranty c9 i,
aate ha PERSONAL popularity OF Nathan Straus m
behll r renJeayor 10 save itself from the venge-
ancc OF an outraged community.
A BLIGHTING ENDORSEMENTS
From The Mail and Express .
r,h,s Ia wear when responsibility. with ram
nrs Enforcement ceases TO be respectable
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A DAUGHTER BORN TO PRINCE FERDINAND.
Bucharest. oct ll.-Princess Marie, wife OF Prince
Ferdinand Of Bulgaria gave birth to a daughter this
morning.
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ONLY MIR. GLADsTONE's CHECK RETAINED

Dublin. oct. ll.-According to the Freeman
JOURNAL the English Liberals subscriptions to the
Irish Parliamentary Fund have been returned to
the donors together with letters OF explanation and
thanks The only exception was In the case OF Mt
ciad~,one whose check for 100 accepted, the
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when baby sick gave her cStor,a'
When she was Child. she cried for Casioria
When she became Miss. she chung TO NasioIE.
When she had children. she gave them Sas'oHA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12

THE AMER OF AFGHANISTAN ILL.
London oct. 1l.-Advices from Cabul say tha'
Tho Arneer OF Afghanistan is dangerously Ill.
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GOOD GOVERNMENT ABOVE LOCAL PARTY
EXPEDIENCY.

While this club is Republican club, and SIN
cerely devoted 20 the promotion Of the principles
Of that party The same time 1t holds the Interest
of good government in the city Of New York as
above anv consideration OF local party cxpcdlency
The startling developments Of fraud that nave re
Gently been made bring every citizen face to face
with n question 81 duty IN this emergency OF
,.reatcr consideration than mere party realty
We have heretofore declared ourselves ready ahi
willing when the proper opportunity presented
itself 10 cooperate with any ana all organizations
I'm mis- city that give promise Of genuine re
form in municipal affairs. On former occasion
We declared that nothing IS gained FOR good gov
,rnnent by simply ousting Taminany from control
.rd installiug another government Win equally
had tendencies No one doubts that there are non
"s, citizens and capable citizens Of sufficient mum
her 70 take possession OF the city and govern IL
V"ur committee believe that the present effort OF
the Committee Of Seventy. the hepuDIican tounty
Sr.aniz,,ton md other bodies now In conference
are engaged in honest and earnest enort TO pI;,,
ho,orc fbe citizens Of New York ticket that shall
rcnresent n genuine reform government iour
coInmtfee regret such work has not been com
Ja,ad beforc This time so that this club at Its
present regular meeting could take ACTON uPo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12

paper says because ne Is no longer Minister and
because he is Gladstone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
I)oIitiral Notlrc

A Nass-Mccting
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY
COMMITTEE
WILL Pc HELD AT
COOPER UNION,
SATURDAY, OCT. 13, 8 p. M.
ADDRESSES BY
HON. THOMAS B. REED,
HON. CLARENCE LENOW.
SEATS RESERVED FOR LADIES.