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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
= RROcKHOLST CUTTING VERY HI.
HIS DEATH MOMENTARILY EXPECTED AT HIS
MOTHERS HOME IN NEWPORT

uorurR.s HOME IN NEWPORT
xu,oor, p T. Sept. . (Speca0.-Francis BLOCK
hois, c,,,,nx who Is III at Wee Bush, the home OF
bis mo,her in Beilevue-ave., il In cruca' cond'-
ion hero heing no indication OF improvement TWO
,ysc,ars remained al his bedside ali last nlght ana
ora during the day. The patient seems 10 lie IN a
s.,,e ~ compete collapse. and his death has been
4xnacted almost nomeniary for several hours. Mr..
cr..i,g returned from Europe carly in the season
NTH HI. mother and his brother, william cutting
= lie was IL while abroad and has not been in Good
hath since his arrival home. For two or three
lave nis condition has been extremely cri:icai.
Mr. cutting Is prominent New-York r.uhinan be
,orzi,r among others to the Union Calumet knick-
nrhocker Ne,ropo'iian Players. and Racquet CLUBS
10 d ,,so one Of the best-known among the so
i..,. bachelors and T. exceedingly popular. ~" mas
Boon much in demand as best man or usher a. fash-
.,ah.a weddings He has been great lover OF me
r, o,d ,ne theatre. a large part o., MIS- NE has
tVp'. snerf abroad he having been IN me nanii ior
oa line OF remaining In Europe nearly nan inc
year , 1. ana of tho o'des, and best
-, ia N.w-York social life. and ms moher wa,
ft .rian Ramsey OF Baltimore. HIS father al,
n5rs lively cary n life and the TWO sons Brock
Sonlp' "a William inherited .argc fortune from
No. @@-n,dfather The estate Is feid IN trust ana
.Ie- n prockhost's death Il VII revert 10 me r.
upTiniro hrofher In view or his Illness MS mo'heI
to, M entertainments here tns season a. mas
h has her custom in other years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
DIR. NANSEN THE HERO OF THE HOCR.

HE REACHES CHRIsT1ANIA on THE FRAN AND
RECEIVES 4 NATIONAL GREETING.
Chrls;iaria Norway Sept 9-Dr. Nansen' the
Arctic explorer arrived here this afternoon Oh me
Fran The Fran met by a small naval squad
ron and fleet OF seventy passenger steamers anu
escorted I'D the ford. All along the shores me
buildings and shipping were profusely decorated WIN
flags and bunting. and az the ehpoIr
,assad nm the c,nnors OF the warships doomed and
the crowds which had gathered along the banks
cheerei again and again Or Nansen proceened ~, 10
he royal paace. where ne was nearby nyeminq
King oscar and the Crown Prince Ms 'Ne""H
Sac banquet was given IN his fonor. 81. aoc
The King has conferred upon III; Ns'H'" '"' W.
oration of the Grand Cross OF St olal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
pEPSIUNON WINS THE ST. LbGEh.

THE PRINCE or WALES CARRIES OFF THE
uONoRs At DONCASTER.
,so, Cant AT Doncaster to-day the ST
,r s,aras for three year Odds. was won in
oon,or nv The Prince OF Waess bay colt fersin
mon the winner Of this years Derby. Inc DUKE
If \vestminster's brown colt Labrador. by oheen
an, ~ Ornament was second. and the same own
or.s chestnut colt Hampton by Amphioh' out u
ny ifrba Milton Stakes was won by Powers our,
pr,mco Of Poets was second and JACK the pdnuS
ihird = Iorards bay FLY Pigeon Nlns ""' WV
~ The starters but was not placed -, ,ooi,s
The Cleveland Handicap Plate OF ~ bt pord
I rlnvs brown colt Meange by Meanion out OF
Amaigam three years old Leopold as 1rt" four
rnan Gi, J-tica by Simon. out or SiSci, Ia, i,
Years old second and n M IF %sg Anne y four
ne -" ui th.rd p Lorillard's bay sciding l,oio
ssa's as one Of the starters but WAS not placed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To DAYS FORECAST.
vashington Sept; 9.-The West India storm which
,,,e-re ~ the southeast coast Of Massachusetts, this
ming has advanced slowly northward. pressure Or
oo m inches being reported from Block Island and wind
,e,oc,v ~ seventy miles per hour trough OF low
nrassurs extends from Texas Lake Superior ridge
- hrh pressure extends from the Middle Gulf to the
l.,, =, :, Lawrence The high area the Northwest
s rr,ed sni,h l., wyoming. Rain has fallen on the
~n,v LuernI Coast the lax" region ana missouri
V,for The temperature fallen In the Missouri va
Low and Rocky Mountain region It has risen IN the akc
art has remained stationary elsewhere. FAR
,.s,hcr vii prevail the Atlantic states. except rain
IN mo Vow England Coast and in Maine and southern
,yI Tho snlnerafure will fall decidedly In the upper
iava region the Middle and Upper Mississippi valleys
m" Lower Missouri Valley and in the Red RIVER OF the
Vale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
REPUBLICAN, GAINS IN ARKAssAs.


A STATEMENT BY CHAIRMAN cooPER--JoNESs
PLURALITY ABOUT $1,000.
Little Rock. Ark. Sept. 9.-Chairman cooper y.
the Republican State Central Committee last h's"'
issued the following statement:
Returns received At Republican Headquarters
from Washington Woodruff. Carroll, bonoNe'
Crawford Jackson Pulaski. Ouachita. sebastian,
White and Desha counties show net Republican
gain Of 420i over the vote OF two years ago Tness
figures. IL maintnincd throughout the STATE. WI,
Increase the Republican vote over 1894. 10000 ana
place the entire vote for the Republican ticke. y.
IS COO an increase Of q per cent Returns ITom
Prairie. Drew. Ashley WASHINGTON. Crawiof"'
Greene. Desha Independence. Cleveland, Ouacni'si
Bradley Jackson and Johnson counties. received AT
Democratic headquarters show q loss 10 me De-
mocracy Of 1885 on this basis this VIII give Jones
plurality OF 5000 estimating that 10000 votes
cast"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
GEORGE MOONEY.

George Mooney. a banker. died Tuesday a. MS
- 70 Is West Onehundrei and-t W n ~ min, n
:, from pneumonia. He Vas born In Duoln' Ire
land in 1896 and was graduated from Trinity Col
Iege lie entered the National Bank oil lre''nn' ~
' 80 his Country In 1854. he founded lace i'm
pofng business which reached arse r., pr2 T,
W. tr coal and railroad companies in Pennsy.-
yana project for SeaI nhqr wer "afN
"hV .i,o in 1892 had % be given I'D OF account
Of the financial dlsurbsnces Ms Mooney W Vno
W." snrvives her husband win cigh' children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

the College OF Physlcians and Surgeons HIS
practice In this city became extensive. ne was
member OF tho County Medical Associauon. rol
many years he lived at the Sturtevant house, an"
afterward at the Metropolitan Hotel
He had one sister. Mrs. G. J. Conne!. OF cnicago
and one brother. a professor at Yale University:
who died about year ago. He leaves several
ncphews one Of whom IL nm Instructor at iarvarn
Irnlyerslty. Another nephew, who Is In the ran
road business arrived In the city al an early nour
this morning to take charge OF tho funeral ar
engagements Or. Mufords sister Is expected u
arrive here from Chicago some time to-day
The arrangements for the funeral nave not se'
been made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
THE PARACHUTE BROKE.

Nontrsal Sept 9.-Don Carlos Stevens. New
Work aeronaut filing an engagement to make daily
parachute desccnts from balloon at the hunting
~, County Fair while making "A descent yesterday
s,s,ained injuries that will probably result In his
death When the balloon was AT great height he
LET go Shortly after releasing his hoid me gearing
~ tho parachute he was using broke. and in the
,sorco NJ ANYTHING to check his descent he came
1ou with great velocity. striking the ground with
,srriac force His spine was disocaed and he slis-
;,nd internal injuries lie at once removed to
a hospital Little hope Is entertained OF his re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

roro,rn maic for the we-k ending september ~ vii
"''iS@ XII: 4 Pi MIL All as '':"'
Via fsmou hSSf S'
a. m for Netherlands direct per Wsrsend,n MA
sATCEpAhY,At FURRY ' EgyP ana Bs6 mia per
SPAN 81. Nrmande via Hayr. 1leuers for oiher par's
OF Europe mus, be dree', Nj. Queenstown:
q, IA M for Genoa. per :. Kaiser Wilhelm II Oct
ters must be directed per Kais.r Wilhelm IIo; al
Rosrda G e,iers mus. be directed per veendam) az
- i1 seG ms. be s directed per
must m e. DO o. directed per I'iand)'
.prnte4 matter e,,German steamers sailing on Tues
days Thursdays Saturdays take printed matter ETC.
for GERMANY ana sp's Sp White Star steamers on
"Wednesday specially addressed printed mater ei
matter. Etc. for Great and Ireland ard specially
a smerc,a a and FencS line steamers lake
FOR all countries for which they are "''e'sea '"
carry mail
mails f' named me ' sso1s sddona mails
opened piers the American EnsIlsh French and
S S,es Of the hour Of sailing Of
MAILS FOR SOUTH MP crY Str AMERICA. WEST
si sr oSs4 part. s,
csnsia sxssp; RCD ana south Pacific
nSI'. m Hs[ be dec1s sn's per nane at m Sup
f. adG San.sS c"Ss 70? H''S NJ
SS ls p be " 6s' s;:es
rRRib "a l0r .:so a. ~ for Newioundisnd per
also G o ssa sl va and n M fsr B.S pr
be dir nSsY per debrsndj at p M for Porto
Rico direct. pers. $ ArEadia ,.,, c......,.. 49,.
ra for 10 nat Tor cs 81 k. d Msf
Unique. barbados Dsmerafa and Guadeoupe va Mar.
and T6bago must he directed per TaIlsmanc at 10
m ,supplementary 1910 a. M for cape Haiti AUX
cages and Iacn'e. Andes at 10 supple
town per s. s. Adirondack; 1910 a. m for csmpeche,
Chapas. Tata-eo and lncaan per = s seneca dettsrs
Ste per seneca er s1 s y "a nm r Iamaes per
Sxa ae ,Ses,eS per SILVIA a. M "suppe% %..s1
saTthagens and savan,la Via Curacao. Der =. Ven
for Mauelon BY rail to Boston and thence by steamer
SSss cuba s close at his Once daily at a. n for for-
wardns by steamers sailing 'Mona-ys and Th~rsdays
es s specially addressed for dpach by steamer close
hts q: Sf' %P' @ as,g r'o'.
resing otron san Francisco, co.s here daily Up 10
september Is a. $50 NJ Mails oT mnns "o ~ cnaa
s"m vancouver close mere day up TO s.pemosr =.
$50 10 M MALI a ,Ss ss a@d via Esrops
zeaand Hawaii F ana sa"s sa.. hsrs Say up to
sap o@|sS VIZ" ia M II ner ana r r P..s
arry,a, a. Mal. for China Japan per
ID a., Tan M ma" Mas for Hawaii per
s, s%Ir 4s r.; $50 CO.. ,re Ssy s9 10
september 10 , a, I rspe p"d from Fr,ne.oi.
% ser. day sep;ember y a, pio NJ, Ind ~,
ior nas especially addressed ony, per s. Msrt,m ,,
from vancouver, io~s e sg, Ss nv '''''
as Il o %s. arr 81 s TO port daily
ana the ' sn,ns,rS 90 SG' cpssrs1a transit
Rss'sfss mail c af: SAT IrSls.I S'S
ros,orrc. >ew-york. V Y. sen, =. isoH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

great deal of yellow fever. People who I've care
fully however generally enjoy good health ane
So far as the feeling toward the United states Is
concerned. the newspapers write on noth Size sde,.
am going home to England TO spend the christ
mas holidays with my wife and children. whom; TOT
obvious Reasons. I have no intention OF akns
back to Cuba with me. While am absent vice
Consul Cecil Gosng will he In charge IN my pace;;
! understand that Gilbert Frazer. Brtisn ,on i
10 New-York. will go to Baltimore. ana 'h,. her-
bert Harrison who was Nce-Consul ut Havana
will come TO New-York In his place. . ,,
MIR. Goan will sail for England on the ,unaru
steamship Campania Saturday. He Is staying
at the Clarendon Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
& =. GOTRIND'S INDIGNANT DENIAL.
INSTEAD OF FORCING HIS WAY INTO III III NJ
cHANGs PRESENCE. he WENT by
SPECIAL INVITATION.

INSTEAD OF FORCING HIS WAY INTO III Hung
CHANGES PRESENCE. he WENT BY
SPECIAL INVITATION.
Niagara Falls. y Y. Sept 9-George r.. Gou-
-.rd the vel-known electrician. who accom-
panied Ii Hung chang when he went TO loioli'o,
xas highly indignant to-day al story published
IN New-York which represented him as forcing ms
vav into the Viceroys presence. falling on his
knees in obeisance and kissing the Earrs hand'
Mr. Gourand SAYS that he was introduced 10 the
yicerov AZ The Waldorf in New-York. at the SUE
res,lon Of a member Of the suite. Inc \lceloH'
after An hours visit requested him to invite MI
EAson 10 meet him Ghe Niceroy) at Niagara
walls 10 discuss certain of the inventors devices
Mr. Gourand was unable to find Mr.. EDISON IN
time and went TO the Falls alone. taking with MN
the particular apparatus which the aIa'i hw an
wished 10 SEQ He met Ii Hung Chang by az
non,mert and spent TWO hours explaining to MN
he nsture and use of the inventions IN i'm
Asthe Ambassadors TIM a. t., ' accompany him 10
Toronio on his private car in order That the con-
yersation might be continued 80 NJ c.ourand
A. To the alleged kneeling episode, MT SIou IL
sag That during the interview At Niagara ans
III viceroy asked him: Where did YOU get your r
Gourand that when adjutant OF a cavalry r,Si-
ment in my early manhood Vas o"i'soiI ooeS ON
myself heard by LOO men. WIN IN a p' had he
motioned 20 approach. ana 10 ny nIacc i, ~,
prise he indicated by signs ms wisn 70 ~ s,oon o
mine To thus receive II was oDilssu ~ ~ eoor
He then placed the cap upon my he"u' "' INV '''
time warmly shaking my nand every one Of the
statements made in the artcie I, ~ io,,r
false and scurrilous. ana saysb3 arged me with
mission Of such scientific philanthropic ana 'Vp
uational importance az TO iuN Y Tavor in con-
nay ny ni,h his mission. the Niceroy appointed
ne special attache 10 his person
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
nt.r,rrrp FORECAST FOR To DAY.

r.r Maine rain Violent northeasteriy gales. having
hurricane force on the coast
For New Hampshire and Vermont showers are prob
,ho northerlv to north~esterly gales
For Massachusetts N Connecticut FAR preceded by
- T., aos,ern norton. violent northeaserly gales hay
,.s. hurricane of the ''"ss'
For Rhode Island rain. clearing THURSDAY afternoon
,nlent northeasierly gales.
sbvers on the and extreme northery portion varia
r,r the District u Columbia Eastern P.nnsylvania
New Jersey. DeawIre. Maryland virginia, Norm Caro-
H., Georgia fair. variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania. West Virginia. Western
vow York and Ohio. fair except showers on the lakes
fresh souhwestery winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
Troops START FOR MANILA.

barcelona. Sep, 9-Fifie'n hundred troops en-
sarl,od a, hoard the steamer Montserrat Tor the
Philippine Islands to-day. ,, ,,
Madrid Sept. "A Cabnet Council was held 'his
morning A; which Admiral Beranger Minister Oh
Marine demanded credit OF SSovov W pproeernting
ia r,,rnGse of d.fraying the expenses OF PloseS"'e
The war in cuba for the month OF sspie lhS Philip
Oicia advces from Manila ray crS AZ Cayi,e
nave retreated into the interior, burning '"e "''
Long The Inc Of march.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
HIS SUIP 4 YELLOW-FETER HOSP'IdA'

r,oufox n & Sept e--The Norwegian bark Sli
cantain Nodrum from Gonaives for Falmouth
England. laden with ogwood. arrived mere 'o,uay
with nearly every body board down WIN H' u"
hur,cd 81, sea Among those afflicted WIN 'h' r ulS
cas- are the captains wife and daughter, ,,, ny
ara reported convalescent Inc captaii VIII rnoaod
cure fresh supply Of medicine here ana prooee"
on his voyage tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
SIX FITCH OF HIS CAREER.

Henry y. Payne was born I'm Hamilton Madison
Co. y. Y. November 80 1870 .Hc educated for
the ministry at Hamilton College. Clinton, ~ T..
being graduated in the class OF 1892 with high
honors In literature and mathematics. In 1893 he
moved to Cleveland. Ohio. and. abandoning the
study of theology which his father had planned
for him he took up the study OF law in the office
Of John G. Spencer. After his admission 10 the
Bar he began practice with his former college
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
,ru1- pry WILLIAM SNTNDEf.LS.

., Grove Son, (SpcclaD The Rev Or Will
- c,,aell. \ prominent Methodist preacher 81
rh,ade.nha. died here today from pneumonia afier
- lice, Of ten days Or Swndes was ffty-hv"
,.o.rs old and was Editor of The PhiladeiphA
,,o,bodis," He contracted n cold while preaching
VI ~ p,wlnsyle tPennD canp-mceting ana IL
Sso,eedI'v Jeveloped into pneumonia he leaves
u,,iaow and four children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
BrTTER N NEWFOTNDLiND

Toronto Sept. Sd. j. Greene. ex-Premier OF
Newfoundland is in this city on his way 10 Van
oouver r. e. on a pleasure trip. lie says affairs
j., >eu foundland are At present in a fairly pros
nerous condition. I'VE closed our hnancial year
he added with surplus OF S2rI"o' ana many OF
:, int that were Of necessity. curtailed last
,i' eho~c becn voted in full ! can safely say the
s u'i under all circumstances is much brighter
on, nould reasonably have beer expected. We
, me, all our obligations. besides storing con-
eSence i'm our savings banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
Mr. GOLLAN ARRIVES FROM CUBA.
WHAT THE BRITISH coNsrL' GENERAL ~
HAVANA HAS TO SAY OF The sil'A
rION on THE ISLAND

Alexander Goan. British consul-GeneraI al
,,ayana arrived here last evening on the steamship
v,a,,apc,a Of the New-York and CUBA Line M
(;oIlan said to a Tribune reporter on anu'is. .aS
official position will not permit me ",rtons
- ,,, Havana the Cuban situation was
nracticany unchanged. Ii was said that there were
1000 spanish troops en- the island. na'' ' T'.
,,orc for four years except the time 'h"' VS.
,,cd my home two years ago the recon- t'e%.
influx Of Spanish troops began JuH' a,a On.
Cuba There had been no great o"'"'' ~
final result was difficult to forecast .ro ,,.
much disease prevailed In Havana ""e'' ~"
sanitary arrangements are poor. and there 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
PLAYS FOR Mr.. DAYS. SEASON.

Augustin DAILY announces that Miss Ada Rchan
will open her season at his theatre on November D.
appearing as Rosalind, i'm AS You Like IT. MIR.
Hickman will appear as Orlando. for the first time
Mr.. Lewis will be Touchstone. and Mr.. Clarke
Jaoues. This play will be followed by Henry w.
in which FsstaM will be played by Mr. lewis W,
clarke. and Hctsour by Mr.. Craig the third
shakespoaran .producton Is 10 be Mugn 40 NS
Hickman as Benedick. and Mr. Lewis as Dogoerry
Later in the season It Is the intention TO play "A
King and = Few Dukes. by Robert w Chambers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
DDrcsJiV TROOPS on THE RETREAT.

Berlin. Sept s-In the military manoeuvreS ii
coerli,z to-day the Prussian cavalry diVislon'
which Yesterday checked the advance OF the SaNo"
cavalry division. were routed from 'he' pos''o'
an tho Krcctowitz hills by the Saxon cavalry ana
80, n rc,iro upon the town IF ,ileina. which
,bev did under the support OF the Prussian IN
fa,,rv Two Saxon divisions gained positions
lll ,,r1 via Kama to AuriiZ The Twelfth ana
,i i,n,h IIrussian divisions taken on the
~, eank by the Twenty-thrd Saxon division with
artili"rv and were obliged 10 retire TO the Wadiz
r. I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
GENERAL. RICHARD c. GATLIN.

For, Smith. Ark. Sept. 9-Generai hicha'' =.
Calm died AT Mount Nebo, a local mountain resor'
of this State. yesterday. He was born IN i'eno',
coun,v y g.. January Is lSn. He was gradua'ru
from West Point in 1892 and served IN the Semiho'e
War in Florida in 1912. He was al for' brown "u'
wa honnh,rdmsnt by the Mexicans and was
,1a =. tho hattie OF Monterey. lie commanded
at Fort Smith from ISL TO H. ana or a'f n a. he F9r h
,tns. =, 1881 and soon after was appointed
q Morn csTona adf rG0p' al ana VII
s1E 7,n, lie was Adju;an,-General Of North Caro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
EX-SENATOR PAYNE DEAD.
he PASSES AWAY AT HIS HOME IN
CLEVELAND.
HIS LAST ILLNESS FOLLOWED pARAIYTIc
sTROKE-cAREER OF THE DEAD MAN
MEMBER CT THE ELECTORAL
COMMISSION.

Cleveland Sept. e-Ex-Uni,ed States Senator
Henry b. Payne died at o'clock this morning a.
his home in this city His death was due TO a stroke
OF paralysis few days ago. His son. Colonel Oliver
H. Payne. OF New-York and his daughter. Mrs
Charles ". Bingham. the only surviving members
Of his family. AT his bedside when he passed
away. The end panlessy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
MARRIED..
DOEBI\ -RE<DES-C

the Rev charles Miller william w Dobbin 10 clara
r. Bundes. both Of BROOKLYN. No cards
THOMPSON III NTINGTON-On saturday. Sfptemper o.
a, ST. Marvs Sea. Northeast Harbor. Me: ny
William X. Huntington y: ~ rector 90 orS ~
church York father II the bride assis'ed ~
the RI Rev. william G. Dpane. D. -, fNshop o' a.
bany Mary f1nckley Huntington 10 william "o"u''cn
Thompson of Cambridge. Mars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
ryTFVSITE FOREST FIRES ~ Nv fhhi"'

Toronto Sept 9.-The Provincial Depa' '
crown Lands is in receipt of information ina, cN
, forest nres are prevailing In the viciniE
~ rho headwatcrs Of the Mississaga KVe 81 o III
Torthcrn ontario. 1t Is estimated ina, Owl o.
10 fl - I,imher have already been destroyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

>,,ddle,own. y. Y. Sept 9.-under the provisions
~ the Raines Excise law the Town u snac,,i
~ ,.ounty. Yesterday voted al sps o,,,n
lelhMa hcsber 10 allow license or nor ~ Low"
ece.0h hy Is majority against Grann. "ce'Se'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
ENGAGED.

X-BRONNf.R- engagement H. announced OF
Sophie Bronner. Of No 40 East nlst-st 10 "t.
Mark Marx Hartford conn. They VIII be III noms
their friends sunday september ~. from 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
6uctial Nctlces
PoxtOiIicc Notice.

~S~~<<~|||O"'o1~>>|>'~S>
d.. W.Etrnths homemade preserves, )e.iles' PICS
80 mi m in glass orders received S93 Desraw-st-'
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

Tribune ONCE sept. 10. a. nth" weather Se''"'''S
was fair and warmer. The temperature fahsf" "'"'"
AZ and II degrees the average ia degrees being - de
gress higher than 81 Tuesday ana - io"ef '''
that OF the corresponding Jay OF last year
The weather to-day Will be fIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

itar.
Inch
3O.JJ
800

In this diagram q continuous white line shows me
changes pressure ndleated by The rrfounes SER
line represents tfe
perature recorded a Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
Relleious Notirts.

COMING DR. CAMPBELL MORGAN. GREAT Enc
IIsN EVANGELIST week. sept. IL Is, at central
1th-aye. and Itth-st Rev. :. L. cADMAS. Pastos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

Notices Of marriages and deaths must DC I'M
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

ma TX Governor NrW Hampshire t. "
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'sds =. - :, uon New York. u. Kelley
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and--W. g Bruce. n"'us l. W..
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Iah \: "a ,.m,cheon Virginid-loseph Bryan.
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.sllPl, ~ ! oman West Virginia.. Kunner.
un " X.,s"n W,.consin-J j. Hogan.
ma y, !, r"Ws New Nexico-John Lynch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

tho home OF William G. Whitney it was said that
Nr whitney was in Newport and that no word had
been received from him as to when ne would go 10
l'lnNnlanl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

After IN. closing OF supplementary TRANSATLANTIC
mails named above additional supplementary mails arg
opened on the piers American English French ana
German steamers and remla open until within ten MN
utes OF the hour OF sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

The Kensico Cemetery. GS ,m Inc e Grand Central
Depot. Office. 10 East 42.-st