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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-15

visitors this morning, and Little Falls. N " VIII
welcome forty-fve children this afternoon. Am,
for one or two parties and the Norwich boat TINS
evening will carry party Of fourteen destined LOT
that happy spot -, l.,
Saturdays day excursion was from Brooklyn. IN
charge OF l.. c. Hill, OF the Chudren's Aid Society:
The start was made from the Dock-st. wharf about
9 clock. and the party returned thither In the
evening at 6. Nine hundred and eighty-two per-
sons composed the party. Of which 1S were In
fants in arms and 53s children over two years od:
violent hailstorm. part OF Saturdays disastrous
tornado, which caused great excitement on board
soon restored through the efforts OF the Rev.
Harris Porter. assistant pastor OF Plymouth
Church who was In charge Of the excursion. and
by the efficient work OF Drs Fry and De Castro.
of Long Island College Hospital who. with MISS
Marie Matthew'S nurse. were on mana reaoy TOT
service in case Of accidents or sickness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-15

The Turkish Government having failed 10 pay IN.
arrears due to the Krupps for guns which the,
supplied TO the forts In the Dardsnelies. the gun
makers have refused TO supply any more unde
the contract. and have asked the Government q
intervene automatically 10 compel n settlement o.
the Porte's Indebtedness
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knows that he lis fighting for his own political life,
and in the success OF his canvass the fortunes OF
the whole Plat machine In this district are In
directly involved. II his eight years or service
at Albany nave brought little public benefit or
credit to his constituency. they have at least
been turned assiduously to his own private po-
litical profit. In the Legislature Mr. Donaldson
could be counted on TO assist In all the persona!
and selfish legislative schemes OF Mr.. Platt ana
his lieutenant; and the practical reward or TINS
service Is now disclosed In the active support
given him here by the organized following OF the
State Republican machine The Erie Canal runs
along the southern border OF this county ana
thence into Schenectady. and all the canal pat
ent Aldridge at Mr.. Donaldson's disposal to
carry the neighboring primary convention
man Of means and veteran politician Win
a prestige OF five successful canvasses oenimu
him, Mr.. Donaldson has resources at his COM
mand whose value may be easily computed.
Ballston. his home the county seat OF this
county and the place chosen for holding poth
the County and Senatorial conventions, VIII give
him solid delegation. and with the assistance
OF the towns In the south and east OF the county
he hopes to capture at least nifty OF the ninety
the other hand with the Saratoga village dele
CATION as a nucleus, the friends Of Mr. Bracket
count on controlling from fifty to sixty members
OF the County Convention. The fight at present
is uncomfortabIy close for both sides. and no
one can safely predict the result
LOOKING TO SARATOGA COUNTY.
II Mr.. Bracket can carry Saratoga County
his nomination for Senator seems assured.
Washington County. next In Importance to Sara
toga in the District and having an equal num-
Der OF representatives In the Senatorial Con-
ventior. chose It's eight delegates a week or
two ago, the Republican Convention nominating
at the same time distinctly anti-Pl county
ard legislative ticket Under the leadership OF
ex-Representative Henry q. Burleigh. OF White
hail. the anti-machine forces scored crushing
victory over Mr.. Piatts lieutenant. Isaac ~
Baker, and after choosing anti-Platt delegates to
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The Archbishop OF Freiburg has issued a circular
10 the German Bishops calling upon all Catholics
to assist In the establishment Of university n.
Freburg. near Breslau The university will be the
only purely Catholic institution OF the kind In Ger
many.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ ~ . $500
Mar,on ~ Henry passic r. J............ 25 90
..tsTa ord Marie H. 0OO
Humphrey Harry William, Arthur. Burchard
ana Margaret iaie' spu''.n Du''". .o"' GOO
..ir 1890 ~ Nettie Iuty IA from 4, G. k" 1890
7, % A,wa,er observation-disclosures. 1000
X N ............ ...................... 100
Collection taken AZ 1.r roma hsrl.s Kroeh 500
On ,nsy,orv - iittis chiId' ........... 900
- ,.............,.......... 500
a q Ia Hoyteaux Pianneid n J............. 500
Proceeds OF n lawn fair held at the residence
OF Charles Dunlop Morris. at Fordham. by the
, reasvrS VI ~ W ~ $500 ......... $500
Previously dged...........-.... IL 722 rs
Total July IL. 1885. oUo 20
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There is a feeling OF confidence among the Re-
pubcans OF the Ulster district that Jake" Rue.
who is slated for denomination the Democratic
sde will be beaten this fall. unless our people make
some serious mistake in the selection OF their can
dldate.
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80 nst Hillver pl. l0r. IS
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80 1854 18th NV. Tor. 80
200 ITis Corcrran NV. Tor. so
ri 2a32 18th ST NV, Or. so
40 422 9th st NV. l1r. E. 80
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21S5 = ST NV. Or. AZ
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10 NV. Or. 81
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100 1406 Chaplin st NV, Sr. 40
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100 1882 18th NV, Sr. 40
100 l1i6 18th NV. ST.. 40
lO 1850 18th NV. ar. 40
100 17oS NJ ST NV. Or. 40
72a nth st NV. 1877. : -
30 2;1s 18th st NV. Sr. 40
'.23 $40 10Th st NV. Tor. 40
'.33 1919 nth st NV, Tor. 40
!. 3 1871 Corcnran NV, or ~
% 1"I0 7 ST NV. Or. 40
3 1905 s st NV. Or. 40
'.33 1-2s 18th st NV. ar. 40
10 1906 Rigs st NV. Or. 40
rs 1892 llth ST NV. Sr. 90
.15 1904 pod st NV, Tor sS sn
rs 1904 G'h It NV. Or as as
T"iNlirh st. Sr. 81
Is 1906 y st NV. 7r.....S5
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- 500 o st NV. Or. -. rs
. Is 1n1| 10Th st. Sr. go. RI
rs ""s r ST ne. IO-. .3s
Is SIT 11th NV. Or. 30
rs 1'17 s 81 NV. 7r. 81
10 1895 Wallart st. sr. .35
80 . y Y nv NV. Or. 80. 30
.6 1909 Linden st NV, 9r.3o
III 233 r ST ne, l0r. -. so
ca 2'bs q ST rw. r. % At
go sn- ID ct NV. Or -
&C 12i Nth ST Sc. Or. ..."5
80 "a n ST NV, 7r. ....29. 30
go 1893 NJ st NV. Or. %. 20
30 81 d st NV, TT. .22.5O
go 1879 2ath at NV. Or. 20
60 'nls 9Th st NV. Sr. ~
80 100 1Tih NV. fiat. Ar. 30
20 152S 29th st NV. Or. 20
SO BOOT 18th st NV. 6r. 10
SO 1877 rith NV s- fr'rNi' N
.5n 2222 LIST st sw, Or. 1880
80 ITO and l1i2 G st NV.
so entire binding.
80 1919 y II ave frear,. 10
so II Gould's al. Ar. q
go f15 L st Sc. 6r. C
RNISHED.
SS1 . st mr. 18th. 13r. .125
100 II st mr. Goth. Tor. 1925
~ r | ave mr. 18th. 12r. go
- Riggs st mr. 18th, Or. 80
275 r I mr. Conn ave. l3r 300
l2a Su"d rlard pl nr 18th,
200 l2r 100
12SlNt av mr. l.. 1Sr. 300
$50 Wyoming av mr. 20. 22r375
2225 Yale st mr. 18th. Tor.
100 I'd st ne mr. b. 12r. 100
125 18th st mr. l., 17r. .160
l25 14ih mr. Kenesaw. l7r. 1850
!. 33 18th mr. Mass ave, l3r. 10
300 18th st mr. o, l+r. 200
300 18th st mr. L, 1lr-. $50
25n 10Th st mr. Q. 13r. go
Sc. lath st mr. r, 11r. .225
$50 Goth cor Mass av, 15r. $50
1913 10th mr. p, 12r. $50
225 Goth mr. o. Or. .......i25
5. 81 Goth mr. \, Tor. .100
300 DIST cor r.. llr. $50
s.33 2lst nr r, 1sr. .130
10 21st mr. H, 12r. "a
3.3@ 2lst cor o. Tor. ..... 135
{. 12s oath nr L, Or. 80
.125 nth mr. o. pr. =. .416.Gi
/. 15h 18th cor Stou't'n, 12r. i01
125 18th st mr. r, Tor. .1o0
25o' A It mr. I'd Sc, 11r. JOG
. 1856 18th ST mr. r NV, 12r.125
Corcoran mr. 18th. Or. LOG
1891 y H av mr. Dup cir. 500
y ii ave bet y and
1901 o SITS, 12r.
HOS. ]. FISHER 4 CO
1924 + ST. NV.
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| FOR RENT-BY W. H. BARNES & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,

FOR RENT-BY W. II. BARNES CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
629 st. NV.
231 Pa av Sc. .$tl oo 1906 11th NV, Or.
1923 21st NV, Or. 90 90 23 So 18th sw, Sr. 30. 30
2O26 @ NV. 12r. so 1885 9th NV, Or ~. 30
112 Corcoran. 10r 5000 '33 % Spruce, L ID
217 NV. Tor. 500 TX, Sr.......... 90
Ills me- sto, sta 1873 9th NV. Or. 20. Oh
and 7r. 1906 233 o NV. Or. 20. 90
143g StoughtOn. Sr 40 o. 2.31 Pa 81. fits * 30
:OS Maple ave, LID :s32 Elm LID I'k. Or. Is 70
PIX. Or. 1850 II 80 Gala ne6r Is 30
1851 Corcoran. 13r. 1000 III Carroll Sc 6r. $50
312 Del ne, Or. 80. 50 52S Tenn me- Or
1017-19 av, 7r. 80 80 and stabl" IL 30
1872 22d NV, 6r. sc. 80 5lS-24-26 Tenn
614-20 ODD NV, Sr. 80. so re, 6r. 30
2.14 G NV Sr. %. 80 BIO lit sw. 6r. 80
151O-14-16 9th NV, 1912 LIST ne. st&dw Is. 30
Or .............. %. so Fort ST. Brookland,
1928 Linden DC, 6r. wa. 80
PIX Or. 25.5ol zoos y J NV. Or IA 20
1923 9th NV, IT. %. so 1881 Myrtle ne, Or. 1880
A. g. 8, 90 %, "a 1927 Geo sc. Or. w. 10. 30
Quincy st ne, 7r. % so 10111I-13 18th St, Or 90
$50 ne, IT,. 20 40j
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St&dw 1924 7h nw$G6 e. 1245 7th NV store. 20 90
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1881 Corcoran Or. 55. 90 Hi 4;h NV, Sr. ...iS3n
1872 9th NV, 1lr.. 400 Job 10th ne. 7r.....lS0 90
1878 yth NV, 11r. 40. 90 i31 9th ar. 900
1893 7 NV, Or. 80 00 1921 9Th NV, br.. Is 80
1902 Pa NV 7r. $500 21t 18th NV, Or. 90
St&lw 4l3 30 90 1920 Md ne, Or. IA .0e
Store Gil L 30 90 1929 ]. NV 7r. II. 80
1918 18th NV, 11r.. 5000 1921 18th NV, 3r. 200
Alb NV. 11r. 1900 I31 9Th Sc, 5r IL 90
St&dw 90S 10th y % COS Pomeroy NV ,5r 10. 80
1139 10th NV, Sr. 500 2022 Greene ct, Ar. loco
1910 Sth nw 7r. =. 20 90 1908 q Sc, 5r. 1000
923 X NV, Or. % 90 Office 6si1 +
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FOR RENT-FURNISEED. OR UNFINISHED
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Apply to WRIGHT & STOCkETT, 619 Z st. ny
o1-3t
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Brick, No. 1918 9th st. NV: 10 rooms "A
foor): large yard: $40. Elegant brick. No. 1888
7 st. NV; 8 rooms, bath, cellar, &C.; key next
door; $35 ALBERT F. FOX, 92O st. NV. oil
FOR PENTHOUSE NO. $50 9TH ST. Sc. NEW
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so? 18th ct NV. lfr. $50
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6lt 18th ST nw......-
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1910 18th st NV. 13r. /.
1326 18th st NV. l2r .120
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1871 Conn ave. llr...11n
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1i2H Ioih st NV. pr l,U :
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17+4 x st NV. 12r. 40 !
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TAO" 3nth&M. 7r. .Ss1 I
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DeSales mr. nth. 1Cr.12a S
F st mr. 21st. 13r. 200
II st mr. 18th. l1r....12s y
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Woodley lane, Tor. .125
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1907 Q st. NV; Tor. and bath. ........ $50 40
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ST. lie Droit Park; 6 rooms aRd hath: In first.
clsss repair; key next door; only $3.50 BANES
SIMPSON. l4th and G. seoS-3t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-TIIREE FURNISHED ROOMS, FOR
light hous ekeeping must be in NV. part Of city;
no children, and reference given. Address K. ",
Star Office ocl-.t'
WANIED-5 ROOMS: ONE MUST HAVE NORTH
light; heat. gas. BATH very near cable or F st.
cars: will take part of house: references.
MRS. JACKSON, S1S S Cap. st. se2S-3ts
WANTED-TWO PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH
good board, by man and wife and two children
Give and eight years) give full particulars, with
terms. which must be moderate. Address Box
49, Star Office sa2S-9ts
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FOR RENT-STABLES
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE REMINGTON CFFICE; modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed. with stand deliver
ed free in city, mouth applies purchase Of
when directly following rental.
WYCkOFF, SEAMANS Il BENEDICT,
d10-tf Cor. 9Th and r SITS NV
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WANTED-A WHITE GIRL AS COOK IN SMALL.
family: washing. ironing. 9l3 r. l. ave. 1b
WANTED \ FliSrCLASS MAID; MUST BE EN-
pericnced in sewing; must have city reference.
Apply 1Iil Il. |. Ocl -3be
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WASTED LANES AND GENTS FALL. AND WIN.
ter garments o. all kid, to Gle. d. e: gents
suits cleaned aid press d. ii: @u.tran
iced; e,tab. in 1866. Se.d postal. Wagon will
cal l.. ii. POSEl. lll9 litA It. NV. 81 LIST
WANTED Il. SELINtiEi;. 1i24 1iH ST. k.W.-I
viii uHy the highest cash prices for ladies',
ECHt@ and clIildren's ctSt-o ciutlng, shoes and
hats. Address postal ard viii call oci-im-
WANT ED-C-,SIl PAID FOR OLD GOLD. SILVER
watches, diamonds and jeweliy. j. SELLING t.is,
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The governor Of Georgia has eighty
four aides. each with the rank 81 hea-
tenant colonel
Lady Randolph Churchill according
10 a gossip is tattOoed with a snake
around one arm. The operation took
place during her visit TO India
The Prince Of Wales is fond Of the
American game Of poker. Nowadays
he seldom plays baecarat. Of which at
n time he was passionAtely fond
Admiral Sir Lewis Jones OF the Eng
iish navy Is dead. He "a promoted
from vicc-a6uiral 10 admiral on July
IA. 1871 and was on the retired list
The Archduke Franz, heir apparent
20 the Austrian throne. is TO be inocu-
lated with tuberculosis serum. The
state Of his health causes much anx-
ie1y.
Prof Dyche, the Kansas man Eho
brought hack such q collection Of stuff
from the north pole, was a poor lad
and has taught himself most Of what
he knows
w. X. Henley OF London. who is re-
garded in English literary circles as
likely 20 succeed 20 the poet laureate
ship. Is brother OF e j. Henley, the
actor, who lives in this country.
Gen Grant after dis tour around the
world predicted that 81 no distant
day China and japan would take g.
os90o0 bales Of American cotton ey-
cry year. Southern planters believe
the time il near at hand
n Jusserznd- formerly secretary Of
the French embassy ia London. WAS
married in Paris 10 Miss Elise Rich
ards. an American. The ceremony
was FIRST performed Al the American
charch- Protestant Episcopal and then
at the English Cables, Roman Carbo-
&c.
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washfagtou.

The controller Of the currency 20
day authorized the Live SsOCk Nation
al Bank Of Sioux City. Iowa. Ia e-
gin business with 4 capital q
SIn0.Gso.
Secretary Herbert has taken under
consideration the report Of the bard
OF the naval bureau chiefs on the pro
poslls submitted for building six light
draught gunboSts.
Reports 20 the United States sur
EeOns general OF the marine hospital
service Indicate that during the pres
ent epidemic Of cholera in Japan there
have been 426g2 cases and 500
deaths.
The state department has received
from Ambassador PatenotTa OF France
the invitation Of the French republic
To take part in the French exposition
of 1900 which Is 10 usher in the TWEEN
tieth century.
Mai. Quinn. United States engineer
in-chief Of lighthouses Of the New Or
leans district has just returned from
Port Eads and the jetties- He insists
after a most careful examination that
the lower delta and the sea marshes
along the Gulf Of Mexico are slowly
sinking.