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New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
RENTING Buildings FOR SCHOOLS.
ACTION TAKEN ~ THE no.np or EDUCATION
HUBEELL oN HIGH SCHOOLS
FOR Girls

MR HUBBELL oN HIGH SCHOOLS
FOR GIRLS
The Board of Education yesierd1y decided 10
rent buildlng ~ One-hundre,i- -secord--t and
Firsr-ave. AMI one in lxty-,ighth-s' between tho
boulevard and Amstrrdam-0ye.. Tor thc accommo-
dation Of the children IN those neighborhood. who
arc now shut out of school on account OF i.ck u
room.
Commissioner Ilubben spoke lr favor q the
young women who have been excluded from the
Normal Colleg@ and said Some - th, girls now
IN The college occupying portion Of the bulI-
ing which IL below the street level Those VINO are
Intending to secure a higher education should DE
AIRED for and think this Board should establish
Two new high schools one for boys and the other
for girls And would suggest thar the school for
girls be called the william H. Wood High school
and the one ror boys the stephen II. Walker High
school"
Commissioner Strauss dld not agree with his col
league. Ills opinion on the matter as follows.
Il DO not think that Ncw-York should have high
schools for young women who anxious to Sc
cure a higher education while great number Of
knowcdg, Of the smaller things which 20 to make
up the requisite for their start In life However AZ
10 the mltter Of this naming OF the schools | am
strongly opposed. We might name them after
ton. For instance. We might take the name ot
President Seth Low OF Columbia College and
apply 1t TO of these proposed institutions ana
call II the Low High School"
Supern tendent Jasper's report on the school sta
tiatcs from the opening OF the schools IN Septcm-
be- was then read. 1t showed that on the 18th Or
the month mentioned admission TO The schools hai
been refused TO T.3i9 pupils on account OF tn" lack
OF accommodations Nine schools had not been
opened because OF the delay in making repairs: At
that time the number of teachers and principals ON
the Board 5 payroll was iuol'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
DIED.

HqT4 her osssr & e Ias mt & ~S@ q Is:
No1ic~ res of SS,n,.sr Funeral 'SsS hereafter
cHAsE-suddsrv. at Ii, silence IN ;his si y; Monday
October 3 cnar.es D. Chase. IL his Cota ar
Funere private.
cHuRcH-on Wednesday. October Luther Church.
friends n';s g. % asns Snsrs fS,s:. TSus
day sy,ni%s oys1,ents 9SSSsT o q ,auS Sfse
cRANE-on October l. 1886 at residence in this city.
Relatives and friends inv:.ed attend the fnera!
I'D st. near ;,h-aye on Friday october o'clock
GRENFELLon about the 18th of March. Ises nesf
e .sn d s0qn a6a 6aD4 en Of Wilton
Beaconsfed. England. aged - years
HI BBEII-Suddenly N 9th at her residence
No. 2ia West ith-st Amy Requa hu0bell in the osth
Funeral services will be held a. her late residence %
Thursday. October : at $ o'clock p M
LEvERICH-At Lakevew. Cayuga Lake. y. Y. on Mon:
day ociooei 5. 81 N .tidss D. Lsyeea. widow Of
F1s1s Gn Pm syerI tr ,e S G.a ar st No is w., ,ns
Thursday morning October :. a. 1910 O'Clock
Funeral october = NJ from Chapel Of shephard
sEVERANCE-Ann'e Belle. youngest daughter o. Ar
T.. II. Severance. at Ventnor Isle OF wight Friday
Fanerai a. Cleveland Ohio. Friday. october o
smh addenIy in The lorn year Of Tuesay
rqHy'ai Bro?Rlyn, nv TeaSsa1y, o'clock
Friends and relatives invited
VALENTINE-At queens. Long Island, "Wednesday 90
tober :, William Z. Valentine. in the siih year of nh
Funeral services residence, on Saturday o.
Carriages viii meet train leaving Long Island city al
r..
WII.soN-On Tuesily. October James NJ son OF Tn
lac Alexander and catherine wilson ~ the 'sth yea
Il his -, -.
Funeral from the Ffth Presbyterian Church cor
ner N 5-h-st Friday 3th inst, al ii o'clock a. M
Internient private.
wRIGHT-on TUESDAY morning: October a, No. -
Nest f32f-sf N.w-YOrk. Charles Henry Wright.
Funeral CHURCH Of the Holy Sepuichre,
East 1lth St near Park ave. on Friday, AT p. M
Interment Or rw0Od.
! "A kind father and loving husband
Th. American NamiSmatic and Archaeo.
logical society.
west h'i -tirei.
New Oct pber !. 1928
Announcement made with deep regfet 81 the deatn OF
Charles H. Wright. many years An HNaluaoe on'cef
Of trs society. -. 49,.
Member are requested attend the funeral from ths
Church Holy Spulci r.. East '4hst near PaTk-
ave on Friday. ~, inst. ~ = clock
ANDREW 4. ZABRlSElt. President.
pAI'MAN l. BELDEN. Recording SECRETARY
The kens:eo Cemetery. located on the Harlem
pair1ad forry-esht fde from tie Grand csnral
I Depot Office. East 4-d
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
CONNECTICGTS ELECTION.
No DANGER OF INDIFFERENCE.

NO DANGER OF INDIFFERENCE
From The Hartford Courdnt
II is safe 10 say that II the voters do not relapse
into foolish Indifference through the prospect or
"a ~ success Connecticut VIII be swept by mighty
waye for Mckinley and Cooke. And We do not
much fear this Indifference because the people are
aroused.
sOI-Np MONEY DEMOCRATIC STRENGTH
From The Utica Herald
In tho few towns which had both Gold and Silver
ramocrstic tickets In the field, the sound money
men shaved by far the greater strength.
INDICATING THE WHOLE coUNTRY's VIEWS
From The Springfield Union.
rbe neoole of the United States think largely on
rho same lines and they think free silver l. a
menace Mckinley will be elected. The thing to
DO is 10 make his election magnificently immense.
MAJORITY LARGER THAN IN 1894.
From, The Norwich Bulletin
Tb. ratio of gain to the gain made two years ago
s an f1cient TO warrant the expectation that much
H. rger majority will be given TO Mckinley and TO
Cooke in November than was given TO Coffin In
1894
NE,WENGLAND's UNANIMOUS VERDICT.
From The Boston Journal.
Vermont Maine. now Connectlcut-all tell the
sans story OF the clear common-sense and rugged
honesty Of New-England farmers and mechanics
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

Malls for China Japa. Especially addressed on,v,
per Empress OF india Grom Vancouver, close her
traiia texcept for Vest Australia which are 90,
waried Eurone). New Zealand. Hawaii Fiji .nA
Islands per >. :. Mariposa from San E-sn~
e!sco) close here daily up 'e October ITO 730 a. M
II A. ard $40 D. m. arrival a. Nsw-yor.
OF Cmbr " British malls for Austr,IaC =.
for China and Japsn per Tacoma (fron, Tacoma
here daily up ~ October 10 at $50 D. m Mails
for China. Sapan and Hawaii. per 5. Be,gic from
Francisco. close here daily up 10 October II at
SyD .. ~, Mails for Hawaii. Der Australia afro,,
san Francisco, close here daily UP October IL Al,
$50 D. N. Mails Tor the Society Issras per shin civ
Papet 0rom Jan Franciscol, close here daily up 70
October 25 at $50 Mails Tor australia texcept
West Austraia), Hawaii FIJI Islands (speclai!v
addressed snlyD. MtCwsra Vancouver.
close here daily after October 10 up November II
$50 p
Tianspacfc mails forwarded sailing daily
and the schedule OF closing II arranged the pre.
sumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. tee-
isrered ma closes at u p. m. previous day.
CHARLES W. DAYTON. postmaster.
PostOfice. Sew-York. y. T.. October g 1895
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
THE CAR ILL AT THE OPERA
HE WAS OVERCOME WITH FATIGUE AND INpIGEs-
ton IN TIE MIDDLE OF TIE BAILL:T

London. Get. THE 81. Janes's Gazette" pub
fishes special dispatch from its correspondent in
Paris saying that the gala opera performance given
IN honor OF the Car and Czarina last evening came
TO an abrupt termination in the middle of the bal
let owing To the sudden indispositon of the car.
which il said 10 have been due 20 bad cooking. His
Majesty complain Of feeling i'll after, the banquet
az the IlySee Palace. and obliged 10 lie down
Tor an hOur before going 10 the opera. Those per-
sons VINO occupied seats near the Car and Czarina
al tnc opera observed that both Of them looked very
much fatigued and out.
Paris, Oct. Il Eclair'' mentions the fact of the
cars Illness at the opera performance last night
by saying that His Majesty was slightly indisposed
as q result Of fatigue, the day having been Of
great eXaction and excitement 10 him.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
cEyTRIL NEW-YORK CONFERENCE.

Towanda Penn. oct. The twenty ninth an
nual session of the Central New-fork Methodist CON-
ference began at o'clock this morning. with Bishop
rohn = Newman OF California presiding The Rev.
Edmund NJ Mills OF Elmlra. was elected chief secre-
,arv for the twelfth consecutive term by acclamd-
ton Committees were appointed AT the sessions to-
Jav and reports filed. These show the churches or
the conference be in healthy condition and increas-
ing in usefulness Several new churches and parson-
aycs have been erected during the year This even
ing Bishop Fowler. Of Minneapolis. delivered an ad-
dress on abraham Lincoln The conference Will De
in session . week or ten dayA
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08

Victor de I.esseps was the eldest son of F'erdi-
nand de Lesseps and was closely connected with
his father in the management of the Suez Canal
being one of the Board OF Directors. He also
connected with the Panama affair and deeply
involved in the crash. He imprisoned with
ms father after the failure. and received his free
dom only on the surrender of his entire fortune.
Ills devotion to his father in his troubles attracted
mnch favorable comment and sympathy for him.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DANs fORE'Asr.
Washington Oct. The barometer has iai!eh III Ne"
England the St Lawrence Valley, along the Gulf ard
,,,, coast and TO the of Mississippi. II has
risen throughout the lake region ard thence southwart
IN IN. gulf states The ot high pressure covers
IN. central valleys and lake region and Middle Atlantic
s,ss attended by generally clear weather ard colder
,or,herlv wind. Warmer southerly winds prevail IN
~, Rocky Mountain districts in the Northwest There
s some cioudness the lower lake region and geneFay
odv weather prevails on the West Gun COAST
nS 4, Texas Fsir weather continue from the ,iulf
states northeast ward New-Ensland threatening
Win rain will prevail the Gulf coast II VIII
b. slightly IN the central valleys anu e"oNf N
th.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
THE PRESIDENT IN GREENWICH.

Greenwich Conn., Oct president Cleveland afs
rived here on the steam yacht Oneida about mid
night last night. He IL the guest or t e. benedct.
and no plans have Yet oeen made for the return OF
The President and his family 10 Washington
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
DP g. /. PEABODY TMPROTING.

Montreal. Que. oct DIR. George l.. Peabody
the weu-known NewYork practitioner, VINO was
attacked with appendicitis at CaSpe, ana who was
onerafed upon BY Dr. Sheppard, has been removed
~ tho General Hospital here. He l. conValescent
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
polit,cal Notices

Prohibition Mass-Meetinx.
CARN ECfIF, MUSIC HALL.
5ITH-ST. AND iTH-AvE.,
THURSDAY EVE. OCT. sTH. 1895.
at = O'Clock. Doors open :.
HON JOSHUA LEVERING. OF Nd. the Prohbitioo
candidate eOr President:
HON. HALE JOHNSON OF H.. the Prohibition candt-
for Nice-P President
HON. OLIVER W STEWART Chairman Prohtbitioa
Npf rnsi Convention
HON. SAMUEL DIcKlE. Chairman Prohibition Natioaai
Commi'r--
WILL SPEAK.
HON. VIM T. wARDwELL will preside.
Music by the beyeridges and Prof. q. Z. 0rtmtA
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
VIZ RiYtRD VISITS SIR r. T.. WEBSTER.

London oct 7.-United States Ambassador Bay
ard returned TO the Embassy to-day from visit TO
Sir r F. Webster Attorney-General OF Great Brit
ain at the latters residence AT GuilfOrd
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
JOSEPH NCARTER.

Erie Penn, Oct Joseph Mccar;er. president Of
,he Second National Bank died las, nigh, OF pneu-
rnonIa aged sixty-seven years. He Was Mayor OF
Eric from 1850 10 1882 tie leaves large fortune.
IL was born In Franklin County. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
LEON MAYER. .

Leon Mayer OF Washington. Iowa, died yester-
dav -, the home OF his daughter. Mrs bayer No
- East sixty-second-st. Mr. Mayer had been In
Navyork ON a visit for time. The funeral
Iii be h.ld tomorrow at $3.50 a. from his dsugh-
house.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
RruoRED Suicide or J. DE AEssEPS.
VICrOR. ELDEST son OF FERDINAND DE LES
sEPs DIES AT THE AGE OF FORTY.
EIGHT YEARS

Paris. Oct. 1.-Nictor de Lesseps Of the
late Ferdinand de Lesseps. the world-famous en-
gineer promoter and diplomatist. died to-day.
aged forty-eight years. 1t given out that
his death was caused by an accidental fall from
a case Of suicide.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08

General Porhro Diaz. who has just been re-
elected President for third term by the Mexican
people. who thus showed their gratitude for the
peace and prosperity they have enioyed since his
advent 10 power has given one more proof OF his
friendship toward American enterprise In ordering
that work should be begun for the building of the
railroad TopolobampO. II Will be- rerem-
bered that an American colony was established
there by the late Secretary Of the Treasury. VIII
lam Window Before he had accepted his office in
the Washington Cabinet Mr. Window had conceived
the idea Of uniting the Atlantic and the Pacific
coasts OF the United States by route through the
lSthmus of Tehuantepec the Pacific terminus Of
which TO be- at the port Of TOpoiobampo. The
connection between the two oceans. by "A route
much nearer thin that Of Panama and even Of
practicable that point. but by what was called
ship railway The plan had been Thoroughly y
studied under Mr.. WINDOWS direction. Vessels
were 10 be lifted up bodily upon the track Of
railway specially constructed ana carried across
land the the opposite side. whence they
would sail again without delay for their dcstina-
ton The new railroad TO Topoiobampo VIII not
fulfil the scheme OF the late American statesman
but ii will prove useful TO the commerce of the
United States. has been done by several other
railway lines built under the administration OF Gen
eral Porfirio Diaz in order 10 facilitate communi
cation and increase the friendship between the
United States and the Republic Of Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
RARON KENSINGTON.

london 'I'I IIII'IIN I''F's''|'''|' Y ~
Darou Kensington died suddenly to-day vhile
hunting NJ Roxburgh.
william Edwardes was born In London In lSS.
H. ,,,s educated AZ Eton and was a lieutenant
colonel in the Coldstream Guards i'm 1857 He had
held many high municipal and honorary offices.
lie vas married the daughter OF X. J. Doleas
esd of Loo ckerbir. In ls51 He succeeded 10 MS
fathers title In ls12
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
nEr,IlEp FORECAST FOR TO-DAY

DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY
For New England. generally fair; colder; fresh and
brisk northwesterly Winds
For Eastern New YORK Eastern PENNSYLVANIA. New
J-,sey and Delaware. fair slightly colder northery
winds.
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland ana Virginia,
,.t- and continued cold northeaster,y winds
E,r Western New York and Western Pennsylvania.
oudy roowe! fair weather continued cold fresh TO
hr,sk nurtnery winds.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08

FOREIGN mails for the week ending October 10 will close
fDromptiy in all cases. this Office follows:
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

THTRSDAY-At A. m. for Europe. per s. 8. aug
Victoria, Plymouth. CherbourG and Hamburg: a.
a. m. Tor Netherlands direct. per Zaandatn. via
Amsterdam detess must be directed per Zaandam'
SATt RDAI-At 1915 a. n Tor france swi1zrrland
It1lv spain. Turkey Egypt ant British
india per s. IN B0urgogne, via iaye detters Tor
other parts Europe BE- directed per Id Bour-
gogne' ,: AZ a for Europe. per 2. = 'Campania.
vi. Queenstown; M for Netherlands direct. per
Amsterdam Via ROTTERDAM; detters must be f-
rected per Anisteriam'); at 10 a. m. for Scotland
direct psT :. CITY Of Rome. Wa Glasgow letters
must be directed per City Of Rome AZ ~ a. M FOR
cape Colony and Natal per :. Richmond Hill detterS
must be directed per Richmond Ull'D. at IL a.
for Norway direct per Thngvalla det,ers must bs
directed per Thlngy ALA j.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08

Printed matter etc-tieuan steamers sailing Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays take printed matter etc.,
.or Germany and specially addressed printed matter etc.,
,r other parrs OF Europe white Star Wednes-
day take specially addressed printed matter. etc, for
EtlronA Ctrard steamers saturday take ptnte!
ter etc for BRITAIN and ireland. and specially al
dressed printed etc for other parts a. Europe
An,ercan and l'rarch printed
etc for an countries for which they advertised 70
m
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
Following Is the score OF al the competitors AZ the


Total number Of games 10 lost l6; aliourn-d.
Appended * the schedule FOR the fourth round:
schlscrtsr arr Tarrasch Marco agt Walhrldt.
Marozy agf Vinawpr. Jancwski agt TschigOrin.
pople Plsburv. Albin a bye
\oa 'ha-uusak
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES ETC

THIRSDAY-At a3o A. FOR Port Antonio. per steamer
from Baltimore al m supplementary 30 p. NJ for
Bermuda. per :. Orlnoco; - ! y. complementary
l3O p. M for Nassau. y. T.. and Santiago Cuba.
Niagara.
sAriRDAY-At e:3o a IN. sor Newfoundland per $ s. As
syrian from Philadelphia. at 9:D a IN. lsup-
Elementary 10 a. MI for 81. Crox. Thomas.
Ieewari Windward Islands. Mar,inique ard
barbados per Fontabelle letters FOR s;renada
ar 10 a m supplementary iO;O a. M for Jeremie ana
GraytOwn per ;. ). Ariandhu lst,ers Costa R,ca
must be- directed per ArdanGhu }. 10 a. m supple
nen:ary lO:10 A. M for Fortune Island. jamaica Ss-
vanilla and Carthagena per s. Adirondack at 10 a. m
for Mexico. Panama. wa lrogr-so nd Ver,
Cruz Getters be directed per Panama. al Id
supplementary II a. M for C~nira America 1ex-
cept Costa Rca) and South Pacific ports. per q =
Finance. Colon trt;ers for 'iuaIe be
reced per Finance d Al 1890 m. f0r canpeche
Chispas TabascO and Yuca2n per . Vls.iancja uet.
directed per Vigancia'); Ii a. m. for Newfound~
lard. per > :. Portia: al p. supplementary i3o
y. m, for Cape Haiti 81 Domingo and Turks Island
per Saginaw
81 'NDAY-At a. m. FOR Barbados direct and North
Para. Maranham and ,'-ara. pers Doni-
mic ,leers other parts OF Brazil must be directed
per Dominica
Malls Newfoundland by rail TO Halifax and theme. pv
for H.aueon. rail 20 Boston. thence by se1msa
ros, at this office daI'y at $50 D. m Mails FOR T'n:
close at this oiic, daily a NJ Tor rOrwaring bv
steamers sailing Mondays and TEursdaysD from PORT
Tampa Fla. Halls for MeXicS overland un.ss. .ns
c.aly addressed f0r dspa,ch b. steamer close an ri.
ofHce daily a. iResstereG closes an s n -
previous Day.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08

was partly cloudy and cool. The temperature ranged -
tween 81 and 81 degrees le ,5s desrees b.
ing II degree lower than that OF luesdas A"" -
lower than the corresponding day or last yeass
, The weather to-day viii 10 fair and coo,er
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
THE NEW CORR4LITOS RAILWAY.
FIRST SPIKE TO Be DRIVEN TO-DAY-AN AMERI
CAN-MEXICAN ENTERPRISE OF GREAT
IMPORTANCE.

Chicago Oct. '.-Governor Ahumada Of the State
of Chihuahua. will arrive In Juarez tomorrow a y
cOmpanied by his stan and the 1lth Cavalry
Band. of Mexico. oficiate at the driving of the
first spike on the Rio Grande. Sierra Madre and Pa
cifc Railroad The laying OF track the new
road will begin tomorrow. The rev road known
the Corratos road. is to run from JuareZ
through Corralitos and across the Sierra Madre 10
Topoobampo. Mexico. the Pacific coast
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08

After the closing of the supplementary Tralsa anrc
mails named above additional supplementary rIais are
ouencd on the piers the American English French and
German cleaners. and remain open until within ten
minutes of the hour Of sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

The clever German ada aptation Of Colonel Richard
Henry Savage's NY Oficial Wife" by Hans Olden,
continues to draw crowds 10 the Irving Place
Theatre The play IL likely TO have a long run
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08

r-nsiand In The course Of his present tour. but
Where had he seen such enthusiasm in France
i expected magnificent reception he Is reported
possibly imagine"
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
MARRIED..

BATES-REED-On Wednesday. October ls"o az me
residence the brides parents tainesvne oni1 y
the Rev. Frederick n. Avery Minnie FRANCES tseco.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Reuben :. Wood TO George
Valentine Bates OF New-fOrk
OCrIRANE-CHRYSTfF:-O "Wednesday. cctober T. AZ
Zinn Church Iobbs Ferry Rev. r. A. Berkeley.
Mary Katherine Chryste to \. De Witt cochrane, OF
NeW-York.
ICE-vANDERPOEI,-On September 30 at Spar
ren ROede y. Y. Lydia Bsekm3n dausnter
OF the late Aaron !. NanderpOa. 10 the Rev sarteu
Prentice. jr OF Chicago ILL.,
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
TRIBUNE LEGAL OBSERVATIONS.

in this diagram a continuous white llae the
changes pressure indicated by The Tribunes self
The dotted the
perature q recorded at Perrys Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08

Th. arst performance In this city OF Joseph Ar
thurs new play THE Cherry Pickers. will be
given at the Fourteenth Street Theatre on Monday
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
OBITf' TRY.
GENERAL. TROCHT.

London Oct a dispatch from Paris 20 the
C"n.rll News announces the death OF General
TrJcnu
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08

Miss Louise Beaudet. who has appeared in comic
opera here with some success, has been engaged
for the olympia Music Hall and will be heard ther'
about q month hence.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
5ucrial Notlrfs

De Pinna's New tmportatfOns In Ensiish ana
s.ofcn all Latest des.5us suitable Tor
POYS' CLOTHING 70 - suits for Dancing
school Parties etc. school and college suits Overcoats
and Refers We hav. some pretty STYLES in snts Ans
oyercoats fcr lte boys Of years
DE PIMA 394 9TH AVE. NEAR 18TH ST.
A-A-flig CHEST award for Artificial Teeth at Worlds
Far also three medals American institute sranteo
rr ANE Dentist 45t Lexington ave. corner 18th:
axnressou os mouth restored specially. Artificial Teeth.
Mrs. MrEIrmth's homemade jei!ies nicb-
le. &c put up slass Orders received 393 Desraw-s
Brooklyn. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
The CZAR ASTONIsHED AT HIS RECEPTION.

A"| GAR ASTONIsHED AT HIS RECEPTION.
ia''s' Oct. Upon trustworthy authority the
s.o,y Is told Of the Gar that while I'm conversation
- ohcheon this afternoon upon the subject OF yes
.s'uAy and to-days occurrences. His Majesty de-
'e' tnat he had been in Austria, Germany and
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08

f. V Skinner general eastern agent OF the "a
naatan Pacific Railway COMPANY confirmed IN
above dispatch. and added that trains are runnin
regularly and on time