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New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
SISTER MARY LAURENTIA'S LIFE WORK

Sister Mary Laurentia. the Sister Superior or ST.
Vncents Hospital. who died last Sunday night
from heart failure. member Of the Order or
the Sisters OF Charity OF Mount ST Vincent for
forty-sever years. When young woman she left
her home in Ireland and came TO this country.
Shortly after her arrival she was received into the
order and in ls4S sent to ST. Nincents Hos
pital During her many years OF service there she
dispiayed marked ability In nursing the sick Those
who knew her loved her for her Kind ard gentle
OF spirit and her learning She never halted In her
,abors In 1865 Sister Laurentia succeeded Mother
Angela as Sister Superior OF the hospital. which
was then in the old building in West Eleyenth-si I
Under her guidance the hospital grew rapidly and
prospered. About three weeks ago she was taken
il! and able TO leave her room again. She
continued to superintend the work OF the hospital
until last Saturday, when she sank rapidly. Her
end peaceful
requiem mass for the repose OF her soul will be
said at St. Joseph's Church, al Washington Place
and Sixth-ave.. at 10 o'clock this morning. The
burial will be In Mount ST. Vincent Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
DIED.

heSry Besss is. Of SevJe'ey Conference in tho
friend, Ssq hp.esps !. sins ena ss
SiHss Sithoa, further notice.
BooTH-on Monday. september 2s John Booth IN Mo
Funeral from his late residence. 80 Banksi on "sdnss
day September 81 at 10 a m.
Aberdeen scotland, papers please copy
BuRNErrE-on SUNDAY. September 2 DR. f. W. Bur
s,s s:.gs and ID. sn..
a. a. his his late ate residence, l2a West 3a,h-st
Interment "Wednesday. p. m
Sss,s.r "a. a@t~FD e S. sa. .:
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend her pasi
Chapel. Bsrkel.y-st.' Norwsk; .r n..., .,
mest trains T leaving Grand cenni Depot sc2 sra
90+ a. m. .
cHANDLER-on TUESDAY cath inst. Elizabeth Elder
Funeral ss.yss" ,s. anna at hT late at II e6s
A. "piirwc Widow Of william WI u Howell aged s. years;
Her funeral yi attended from her late residence ~
wnippany y J.! Thursday q oelSsh aSsn 3, Morris,
caTtasei. grS ieayins WIN meet 70 < at - - !" "
JENNINGs-At his residenoe. New-London Conn; On
welnesdsy the 18th inst. Edmund Burke 'enn'ns''
JoNEs-At his residence south Bay. Long sIans
sunday September q John d. Jones IN the sZa
Funeral r Services % @ at Trinity church NswrOk City,
In,srmsnt ~r'r a., coid spring Hsrbor Long Island.
ssp,e%ssr ss.1y 2a ~ Ish ss sny'in year.
Funeral will be- held his late residence Wyom-
ing " J.. Wednesday. the Goth inst al o 'loch'
LIIPTON-On Sunday, 22d instant at lo;3l p M IsA-
bella NJ Lupton. wife Of Albert Lupon - rs
Funeral services will he held al NewYork Avenue NJ r
Church corner Dean-st. Brooklyn. wednesday septem
b~r 25. o'clock y. NJ.
Friends invited.
oGDEN-on Mondsy morning. september % william
Hamilton Ogden only of The late John and Harriet
Funeral services at Duchess County on wednes-
day september 2o on the arrival OF the io'" "a'h
Harlem II. K
Francis Russles in the e6th year OF his age
Funeral from ST. Georges Church stuyvesant square on
Wednesday morning. September =. al """ a''s'
Society of Colonial Wars,
= IN the State OF New-fork - -.
once Of the Secretary and Warren-s, Ne" OF
The members or this Society requested 10 attend
TN. funeral of their late associate member.
LANES FRANCIS RUGGLES. -
r j. Dc Peyster President: liowiand Pel secre'a's'
Emory Tainter, IN the 4sh year OF his age: - . $50
Funeral services residence. No II West lltn-
ST. Thursday, September 70 at si5 a. m
Interment Fishkil on the Hudson
Sons Of the Revelation.
onice OF the Secretary. Hotel Waldorf New York sep
tembsr "a 1s95-The members Of this society are 10
aussed the funeral services Of their late as
FREDERICK $ TALLMADGE. President.
THOS f. V. SMITH. Secretary.
TAYLOROn Monday September %. at the residence ~
her brother. Mr. a. J. Manning IN !rvins,9n,on HUG
| son y T. Emma l.. Taylor. widow OF William H
| TAYLOR esq of Birmingham. England ,.
service. her brothers residence IN rVngton'
| Wednesday morning September 20. at io+o o CLOCK.
Carriages will meet arrival or tram esVihe "a"o 'e"
| Station g:f5 a. m.
| Interment Greenwood private.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
CUBA'S STRUGGLE FOE FREEDOM.

AMERICAN SYMPATHY WITH THE PATRIOTS.
From The New-York Sun.
No one can doubt that popular sympathy in this
country is with the Cuban patriots against their
time in the minds of the American people. They
know that what Cuba IL aiming at is independence,
stinctiveiy as they have ever sympathzed with all
efrorts OF American communities 10 throw OF a
ment In the matter The atrocities OF Spain in
Cuba appeal 10 the sentiment OF humanity.
BELLlGERENT RIGHTS FOR THE INsUR-
GENTS.
From The Buffalo Enquirer.
The spectacle which Spain is making OF herself
in the war with Cuba is humilisiion 10 mode modern
manifesto that will do more toward freeing Cuba
than any battle Of the campaign The Premier,s ao
than ever for the United States TO keep It's fingers
eSsing oSs the Cuban revoiutionsts as begerents.
THE VERDICT AT WILMINGTON WELL RE
CEIvED.
From The Newark Advertiser.
The verdict Of acqu,tal in the case o. he twenty
and the that attended the verdict sufficiently
from Spain. Ii is fair TO say that there is not
cy, ry comd have been found to convict those twen-
ty-one Cubans. How far popular sentiment has
70 the Cuban patriots will be seen when Congress
convenes in December.
THIS GOVERNMENT DID ITS FULL DUTY.
From The Wilmington News.
The twenty-one men who were placed upon trial
SsteTs %ednesdas as charged The
laws OF the United States. were acquitted yester-
day There was probably never more popular
verdict rendered In this city as was this one. Inc
ren, 90 the United States did institute the
nroceedings The Spanish Government; through It's
panresentatves in this country. brought about the
srresf Of the men and the United States authorl-
Ties were practically forced 10 try the case. me
neH rsb snain and Il did its best to convict
III accused men OF their alleged violation Of the
neutrality laws
THE CUBANs SHOULD Use CAUTION.
From The Philadelphia Record
The result at Wilmington received with grea,
e,1nslon and rejoicing by the Cubans implicated
anS nv their sympathizing friends. They had. now
ever a escape. IT Is quite Possioie 70 MP
cuba without compromising the United states ana
,he lesson OF this trial should not be lost upon the
friends OF freedom.
CANOvAs DEL CAsTILLOs MANIFESTO
From The New-york World.
The text OF sehor Canovas del Castillo = mani
festo concerning the rebellion In cuba mas % %Deen
published III the views Of the spanish Govern.
ment TO command the attention OF the ciVinzeeo
world 1t declares that the future policy OF spar,
IN dealing with the Cuban patriots Will be one OF
exterminaton There is In this couh.ry " Ma hss
Zen vent abeyant by considerations OF interna-
tonaI polity Let spain but violate ,nT VIII
lac TO a protest that Will sweep all considerations
OF Spain out OF sight
SPAIN RECOGNIZED THE CoNFEDhhA0h
From The Norwich Bulletin.
II makes little difference what the attitude OF she
Administration is win ,s,s Country know that
sseain Tscosnued he coniederates beseren;
Amsrlcan sympathy is openly for the cubahs ana
their cause
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
DEADLOCK IN BINGHAMTON.

,...>.,,,.,. :, LYON NOT NOMINATED FOR SUPREME
COURT JUSTICE
t,oobamtou Sept. "a (SpeciaD-The Republican
,,,a5al Convention for the Sixth District con-
".aaod ., the Hotel Bennett to-day 10 nominate
oardldate for the additional Supreme Court Justice
shIn awarded to the district by the new Constitu-
,on .,ter taking sixty-fve ballots the convention
,t,ad IN 4 deadlock and II was decided to ad-
-, until , o'clock tomorrow afternoon 1t was
thought Yesterday that George F. Lyon or TINS
o,,, would secure the nomination on the hrs' Dai-
lot but a canvass taken this morning sho"eu 'ne
s.rength OF the candidates TO be as follows: Lyon
had Chenango Tloga and Broome counties peugeu'
se,,r votes in ALL Judge Burr Mattce. OF Oneonta.
had Otsego. Chemung and Madison; BRADFORD
."u .| % ithaca had the Tompkins County delegate;
IT Brownson was assured OF Cortand's vote.
and S. c. Kelter. Of Montour Falls, had the schuy-
Ter County vote. M ,,, -. h ,,.da ,ui
,f,ar the result OF the Senate Convention, Which is
heid here tomorrow Is made known Mr. Lyon If
nhiected TO- because the counties tnink broome
uiIi be getting too much az Il is understood mat
" case of the elevation OF Judge Martin 10 the
court OF Appeals. Senator 0'Connor VIII pc APP
oo,nted 10 f the vacancy. The Fassett deiegates
are supporting Judge Mattice-
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
ARMY ORDERS.

Washington. Sept a (SpeciaD-The following
Army orders have been issued: Leave for three
months on surgeons certificate Of disability is
granted to Major James c. Worthington, surgeon.
Leave for one month and fifteen days on account
Of Illness Is granted TO First Lieutenant James j.
Meyler Corps OF Engineers. Leave for fifteen days
from October l H. granted 10 First Lieutenant
George II. Morgan. Sd Cavalry
The following order. issued by General Merritt.
commanding the Department OF Missouri. has been
received at the War Department: Captain Joel
Klrkman 10th Infantry now at Fort Reno. OK
homa Territory will proceed to Fort Leavenworth.
Kansas and report upon arrival 10 the commanding
officer Of the post, In arrest and on the Hth inst
to the president OF the general court marital APP
pointed to meet al that post. for Trial on charges
referred 70 the court Upon completion or trial
Captaln Kirkmen will TO his proper sta ton.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
"sT PAUL" SUNG IN WORCESTER.

Worcester Mass. Sept "a (SpecaD.-The Worces-
ter musical festival was formally opened this even
ing with a fine performance OF Mendelssohn's ora
torlo 'st Paul" by the full orchestra. chorus OF
500 voices and these solosts: Mrs. Elene b. Eaton.
Miss Carlotta Desvignes. J. II. Mckinley and Carl
f. Duff The chorus. under the direction OF Carl
Zerrahn never sang better The solo honors were
divided between Mrs. Eaton and Mr. Dunt The
former was consistent and artistic throughout
Miss Desvignes did what little she had to do In a
way that created desire to hear more OF her Mr
Mckinley was not so successful as he has been
here before He was listess at times. and at other
times he unnecessarily explosive. The work
Of the orchestra was admirable.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
EX-SPEAKER CEISP ~ TOUN

He SAYS PEOPLE WILL MISS GOOD THING If
THEY DON'T SEE THE ATLANTA FAIR
Ex-Speaker Crisp. OF Georgia. at the Hon-
House yesterday. Mr. Crisp had just come
up from the South. where he went Immediately
upon hs return from Europe some weeks ago He
sad. in speaking OF the South
The business men and the farmers in the South
too busy to talk much politics One hears
very little OF political nature these days. Walt
until next year and then the po; will begin to boil.
We have got that big fair at Atlanta. and those
who don't go down TO see 1t are going TO miss
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

three OF these 'pattes'' ccnverging to point on
the shoulder. where they covered with bow
side
The most lovely stiff fowered brocsdes are shown
at the leading houses for evening dresses The hign
price OF these gowns will prevent their being unit
versally wCIn. bu, small quantity may he intro
duced into q bodice with striking effect. most
PUN elbow sleeves of the brocade, the two being
separated from each other by jeweei band Of
beige crepon cue en- princesse to the yoke, with
the teris cut either side OF the front and
then the space filed In With blouse erect OIL
white moussel.ne de sole coming TO point on
either side OF the waist and finished with disk
OF strauss diamonds
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
THE FASHIONS.
NEW JACKETS AND GOwNs-AUTUMN
HATS.

HATS
The first cool days OF early autumn bring out the
stock OF the furrier. and some pretty new designs
shown In capes and jackets Tails are much
uscd. the newest boa being a military collar OF
Russian seal with cascade OF tails reaching belo"
the waist. the first row OF tails nearly covering
the breast the next smaller. and so on 20 the
end An effective short cape OF sealskin Is very
much ripped" the shoulders. ana has two long
tabs In front falling below the waist and fnished
with tails each tho high storm collar being
also fastened with bunch o. tails. Another
still more elaborate Is cut and hnahed in the same
way bu. has second cape under the other rip
pline over the shoulders only with he tabs OF the
upper cape reaching to the hem OF the dress.
The long seaskn coat seems TO have gone
out all the long wraps being circular capes 1he
short tlght-ntting Jackets modshly cut IN tne
latest fashion Dressmakers seem to have lost thelr
OF handling fur. and cut and snip into sable
and seaskin with the greatest confidence. having
especial workwomen trained for the purpose the
fashion OF having a fitted fur bodice with cloth
skirt and sleeves may again be popular. An inno-
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
ALL FOR SUNDAY WHISKEY.
Contained from second Page.

contest In New-York County 1t was referred py
Chairman Belmont TO the Committee on Creden-
tias when appointed Mr.. Fa.rch!lds appearance
evoked cheers from the "Cuckoos. On peha VI
Richmond County Il was announced that the same
division 10 which the regulars Of Kings County
had submitted had been made In Richmond Con-
gressman Sulzer offered the usual resolution 10
make the rules OF the State Assembly the rules for
the convention procedure so far as appicapie.
which was adopted. The usual committees on
Permanent Organization. Credentials and fiat-
form were appointed. and on motion OF ex-Mayor
sIilroy the convention adjourned until 10 a. m.
fn-mn
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
RECEpTJOy FOR THE ARTON'S VIEW DIRECTOR

\ reception was given for Julius Lorenz, the new
director OF the Aron Society at the Socety's rooms
at Frfty-ninth-st. and Park-ave. las; night. He
was formally introduced TO the clubs officers and
the singers. A committee headed by John B. Pan
nes called at the Belvedere Hotel for the guest at
o. clock and conducted him to the socety's rooms.
Arrived there, he introduced TO the Board Of
Trustees and President KatZenmayer made
short address of welcome. to which Mr. Lorenz re-
sponded saying that he anticipated much pleasure
from his new associa tions. and the distinguished
leader was then introduced TO the singers In the
large hall. Then several were sung. and
later refreshments were served.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
WILL HILL TRADE OFF THE STATE TICKET?

utrrutrL.T TRADE OFF THE STATE TICKET?
Albany Sept. "a (speciaD.-The story IS 'oa op.l.y
-, ~, senator Da vid g. Hill has advised his close
friends who wanted to go the State ticket. winch
Is 70 be nominated in Syracuse tomorrow 10 stay
o,u This advice was given, 1t is said. TO Frank
ramnber who was anxious TO run for Controiier'
-, 40 I,,s,ice Alton b. Parker who had aspirations
anu W So"r, of Appeals nomination. His plan, II
,s said is to trade the State ticket for VOTES sa ,or
Senators IN the hope Of securing the uppe. pra1
r, v+ voar II he fails IN his race Tor the frcsi-
dental nomination he Will ask to be returned 10 'he
United states Senate.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
Postomce Notice
Foreign mails for the week endns Sn s ss seIlows


close promptly Il n s;if. Fl e'i NAILS
u2Sps p. St. Louis via southampton s,isr. iSr
.ssTs %ns. be 10 @ sd
for ohsf s % Ds' % Hs fSr'Ps S.s%n
direct. per s. wes,errland Via Antwerp det'ers must
rTpnrRpsDAY-Ns pn a m suppem.n's-y $50 a. MI for
columbia vita M GSesSsHs NeSs4nSds
u s. Werkendsn. via Rotterdam detiers must be d.
sATuRpIHT-h s1Sis HS M'sn' x M.:.. e..
via ns ss5s Bsmsn aS 'nss must Das' :. deia
Wilhelm @ a. re % fGE Esyp yTenes ssd iMi, B
India & L. % for 's @DsIe
s.ais sss s,.l: at %r..
8. dreced II s.Ss 70. Ssns.Hs: mu.; 3:
dirss' directed per- Per oeds% for ss.,s.d direct
per s. Crcassa. via Glasgow de''er' must De d''ecee
per circassia')
After the closing Of the Supplementary Transatlantie
mails named above additional supplementary mails sr:
the piers sSd Sd ns sm psn until wn ten mn
S,s. aS the hour OF sailing Of steamer
MAILS FOR SOUTH NDIEs MP SETTEAi ETt AMERICA "hSR
yrnSrsnAy-At Q q. m. Costa Rica. per $. Geo.
Island s 70 an. s
and ar " curacao m % also ssvsnia Via mi
ss'fs sSr Shs Dst ar il Of p,
,i'SS a M for Venezuela, Curacao and savanlIa Via
cSIcmSs cSEsSlS Rsr Sr.f be directed per MarsesSo
NNo.s.u p ana Santiago. Cuba, per =. =. Santi-
ago: at . D. m. for Port Antonio. steamer from
Boston. -. - t.. r,..a.,a. 49, .,..r..- ,,o..
s..TrRDAY-At a. NJ. for Brazil and La Plata
,re. Via Pernambuco Rio Janeiro and santos. per g.
sserno y; at $50 a. m. for Brazil, per Galieo,
y,a Perna rbuco. Bahia and Rio Janero tieters for
North Brazil and La Plata countries must be directed
per Galneo'); 10 a m supplementary lo'S a. m)
Adirondack: 10 30 m for Campeche, Chapas. Ia
basro Tuxpam and Yueatan. per s. g. orisaba det-
ers for parts OF Mexico and Cuba must be d.
l %.
xs,: sc1 SSseww,ounalana rail to Halifax and ,A.nc.
for Miauelcn by rail Boston thence by steamer
close at once daily at $50 p. Nails for Cube
close al this once daily al M. for forwarding by
steamers sailing Mondays and ThursdayS from Port
rsly addressed Dispatch BY steamer close a, this
once u"'' ~ rRANsPAcIFIo MALE
Malls for The Society Islands pc, shp Trops Bird iron
at s:ao p m. Mails for China and Japan, per $ q
Gaelic Orom San Francscol, close here daily up to
September y at oso p. Malls for China and Japan,
p<r o s. s,rathnevis 0rom Taooma). close here daily
Japan Especially addressed only. per Empress cf
India rom Vancouver. close here daily October
u AZ Gao p. m. Mails for Hawaii per g. Australia
(from San Francscol close daily UP October
Australia which forwarded via Europe). New
Zealand, Hawaii Fiji and Samoan Islands. per o g.
Alameda tfrom San Francsco) close here daily up 10
October w At $40 D. M ter on arrival at New York
-
Registered mail ii0;ss r. pAyrS p-:SSu' DAY.
fss'sn,se Asw'York N. J.. September ~. lsQa.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
AN AMERICAN MINE INTERPRETED WITH.

Baltimore Sept 24-Officers OF the steamship
Westgate. at this port from Cuba. report that
Spanish troops have been stationed and that stock
AIDES Will be erected at the property OF the Spanish
American ore Company in and near Daiguiri
While the Westgate loading ber cargo OF ore at
Daiguiri Spanish soldiers appeared and two Spanish
men-of- war arrived In the harbor. The troops sur
rounded the mines and placed men on guard along
the railroad the wharf in Dagu!ri and on the
wharf property The mines of the Spanish Amer
lean Company American property, and 100000
was spent develop them They are situated In
country thick with fbusters, who have already
stolen steamship load Of explosives. which had to
be replaced by a shipment from Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
CROWDS AT THE KINEOLA FAIR.

Sunny skies and bamy breezes favored the open
ing of the ffty-fourth annual exhibition of the
Queens County Agricultural Society at Mineols
Yesterday The attendance larger than on
any opening day the history OF the fair. The
fair will continue until Saturday. The exhibits in
all departments are the largest ever known. The
exhibits Of sheep swine cattle and fruits are ex-
ceptionally good. Many OF the principal exhib
though somewhat dusty. the track was in excellent
condition to-day
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
DR. BCRNETTE'S FUNERAL.
SERVICES UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE SIXTH
COMPANY AND VETERANS or THE

COMPANY AND VETERANS or THE
TTH REGIMENT.
The funeral OF DR. L. W. Burnette, who died sun
day from cancer which he contracted from patient
over year ago. held last evening a; his home
No. i22 West Thirty-fourth-si. The services were
under the auspices OF the members Of the Sixth
Company OF Veterans of the eth Regiment OF
which organization the doctor member hav-
ing been quartermas In the regiment for
several years. The Rev. G. NJ. Roome. chaplain OF
me veterans associations. read the ritual OF the
Episcopal church over the body.
Among those present were Colonel Henry NJ. T.
Mailey. OF the eth Regiment Veterans Association
Major w. B. Coughtry, of the association
Captain Ryan. OF the Sixth Company; Captain Glib
son. inspector OF Rife Practice, of the 9Th Regi-
ment: W. H. Hampton j. d. Ford W j. Hitchcock
henry Cleveland and Mrs. Kerr In whose house the
doctor died. The brother CT the doctor II on his
way from San Francisco and is expected to arrive
tomorrow or Friday The burial will take place
tis afternoon at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
TWENTY SPANIARDS KILLED.
sQrAD or GOVERNMENT TROOPS OVER
POWERED BY THE INSI'RGENTS
TWO SkIRMISUEs

TWO SKiRMISHES
Madrid. Sept PA special dispatch TO the I'm
parcial" from Havana says that Saturday last
force of 600 rebels surprised party OF thirty-sx
Government soldiers. under Captain Reestra, at
Palma Soa. In the Sagua District. The soldiers
made stout resistance. but were overpowered by
numbers. and twenty of them were killed. Captain
Recstra and the remaining sixteen of the party
succeeded In making their escape.
Havana Sept. 4-Reports have been received
here that Colonel Hernandez. commanding the Gov
ernment troops in the Sagua District. overlook
band OF rebels the plantation OF Carload and
routed them. Pursuing them. he attacked them
again at L-bano killing three taking three prison
ers and capturing quantity Of horses. arms and
ammunition.
II Is officially reported from Sancti Spritus that
I.eutena mt Colonels Nayas and Cavestany, with
their combined forces. had battle with the rebels
at Olaleta on September p. in which four rebels
We killed
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

Don't risk anything with Stubborn Cough. wneu
safe remedy may he had in d. d. Jaynes FIX
pectorant. Sore Lungs and rhroats are speedily
helped by II. 80
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

great thing 1t is accomplishing wonders in the
way OF cementing the friendship between the one one
divided sections OF the country The North is hold
ing out hand the South. and the South is
showing what she can DO. IL is great timing tor
the negro and effect OF the fair will be felt for
wears to come.
Mr. Crisp expects 10 be in the city for q few
davs and then he will 20 South again
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
PROMINENT CUBANs ARRESTED.

TAMAYO BRAVO BETANCoURT AND FAJARDo TO
BE TAKEN TO SPAIN FOR TRIAL.
Havana Sept. 24-Eudaldo Tamayo. Antonio
Bravo. Alfredo Betancourt and Desiderio Fajardo
have been arrested at Santiago de Cuba. for con-
necton with the rebellion. They Will be deported
fO Spain
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

The ycuroIsine Mfg Co.. New-Yopk City.
I nave used your 'NEURALGfNE" for pains In TIE oaei
and chest also rheumatism. and find II wonherfw
remedy. AMOS WILlIAMSON blue n""'
PRICE soc BOTTLE-AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
RrcIPrJoN TO MRS. MKEE.

| Saratoga. Sept "A (speciaD. D.-Genera and Mrs
c.orae s Batcheler this afternoon gave reception
| 10 Mrs J. r. Mckee. daughter OF ex-President
| BENJAMIN Harrison
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

Tribune Onice Sept. Is. a. m-The weather yesterday
wa. clear and cool The temperature ranged between
and n degrees the 6s,. being IAN degrees
lower than on Monday and 3 degrees than the
corresponding day last year.
The weather to-day Is ike to be fair. with nearly sta
;onars tempel ature
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
THE NEW STATE COMMITTEE.

Syracuse Sept A.-The new Democratic state
Committee with members from Senate districts SO
far as appointed tonight. is az follows
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
800

In this diagram n continuous white line shows
changes IN pressure Indicated by The Tribunes self
recording barometer The dotted line represents the tenn
peratura recorded at Perrys Pharmacy