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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23

fark until. about eight years ago, q New-Jersey
sSnooiiha am had carelessly iDcOsed some In her
uuIk ana let them out at Mammoth Hot Springs.
increasing pest.
All agreed that IL was remarkable but one girl
seemed TO carry a smile OF Incredibly As the con-
Veisaiion continued, Mr.. Culver asked what he
considered the most remarkable thing in the Park.
ne sad that II beauty and grandeur were TO be left
oul OF IN" count he thought the most remarkable
ming was Alum Creek "A little stream putting
INTO the river between the falls and the lake. Orig
many; he said the distance between the hotels at
he ake and the falls was between twenty-sX miles.
nul When they commenced to sprinkle the road
between the two places with water taken from
Alum Creek. some years ago they found the
distance between the hotels shortened by about
eight miles. As the hotels were tfen only about
eiRhteen miles apart. and the read still shrinking.
me superintendent ordered them TO more
water from Alum Creek. And then the captain
told another little legend about the creek that
quite well authenticated. Last year. he said. a
chicago party went through the Park on "A camping
TOUR, and young lady with them came into the
fork wearing No. shoes. After camping on Alum
,reek two days and bathing her feet she went
nome wearing pair Of No. CATERS.
~ this point the girl with the incredulous smile
said to him:
Don't you think II would be a good plan 10 battle
your head IN that creek time two?'
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER o 1889

having reganed ffty-eight Of the lO5 who were
dropped from the roll December l. according 10
Article of the constitution A large portion OF
the forty seven lost members either assigned or
lquidated
The association has gained GAG new members
during the last year. and the total membership is
nearly 210O.
The report of the Committee Express Money
Orders was then read. There no discussion
OF 1t.
+. W. Tracy, of Springfield. H. invited the dele
gates 10 visit Lincons tomb in that city FRIDAY
The invitation was accepted. and many OF the DELE
gates. accompanied 10y their wives. will visit
Springfield
An adjournment was then taken. after the dele
gates had arranged to NEE, after the convention
had adjourned 10 nominate candidates for the
Nomination Committee to be- selected ly the presi-
dent. After the delegates had finished caucusing
for nominations carriages were taken at the door
and the delegate driven 10 Union Station where
luncheon was served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
CHANGE NEEDED IN VOTING MACHINES.
TO ENABLE CITIZENS TO CAST THEIR BALLOTS
FOR WHOM THEY PLEASE

TO ENABLE CITIZENS TO CAST THEIR BALLOTS
FOR WHOM THEY PLEASE
Albany. Sept 22-Many places In this State are in
terested in the question regarding the unconstu-
tionality of the use Of automatic voting machines
Considerable question has arisen in YonkeTs in re-
gard 10 legality OF voting for Presidential electors
on the Myers baio, machine The assertion is made
that II the OF all the electors of this State are
put upon single button and voted fOr altogether In
such way that the voter cannot discriminate and
vote Of the electors nominated by one party
and against others nominated by the party. the
Constitutional provision giving the voter freedom In
casting his ballot will be violated.
James NJ Hunt City Attorney OF Yonkers. has re-
auested Attorney General Hancocks opinion on the
question. Mr. Hunt the Attorney General thai
the manufacturers Of the Myers ballot machine were
prepared 10 equip 1t with a device which viii enable
voter 10 vote any kind Of electoral ticket he may
desire In his opinion the Attorney-Geneial says:
The provisions OF the constitution TO the efe-, that
that now are hereafter may be e.ect4Ne by the
ueOpe unqLcstiOnably secure 10 the voters OF tins
Stale the right to their ballots for any qualified
citizen regardless OF his having been nominated by
eli ner OF the regular independent political Orsanl-
cations The general election law OF the State makes
specific provision for blank column Tor ne purpose
OF ena bling elector TO write in that column the
name of any person whose name IS not printed upon
the ballot for whom ne desires TO vote Tn objec,
Of this provision is give each full and unIc-
strcted opportunity vote for any clzen qua lied
10 mold Office. Any machine used should afford
si-oilar right 10 the eector would therefore, ad
wise that II the machin" be adopted Tor use IN your
civ Inc device referred by the manufacturers be
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GUARDING THE RIGHTS or lyman.
THE STATE DEPARTMENT WILL. SEE THAT THERE
ARE NO IRREGULARITIES IN THE PRO
CEEDINCS AGAINST HIM

ARE NO IRREGULARITIES IN THE PRO
cEEDINGs AGAINST HIM
Washington Sept. 22.-The State Department,
being satisfied of the American citizenship OF Ty
nan. the alleged dynamite conspirator, who has
appealed 10 Ambassador Eustis. In Paris, has taken
steps to insure that any proceedings against the
accused man shall be without irregularities. The
United States is estopped from interfering In behalf
Of the prisoner In any other manner than to see
that al due formallties are complied with In
gard TO the English demand for extraditioa which
has been made on France. Should that be sue
cessfu the United States will endeavor to guar
antee proper trial for lyman in England, where
Ambassador Bayard will watch the progress Of the
case
The fact that lyman is American citizen can
operate to release him from the French juris-
dictiOn in which he arrested. and If II should
be found that the French law makes the offence
charged an extraditable one. interference the
part Of this Government would be unprecedented.
The United States has always taken advanced
ground in cases Of this sort and American citizen
Of a person captured in one country Tor CRIME
against the laws OF another country. Within a
few years this Government has surrendered TO
Great Britain an Italian subject who committed a
crime British territory and fled to Newly ork TO
escape The strongest instance howeVer occurred Hn
some years ago. when three sailors OF the. Con-
stellation. then at Marseilles. while intoxicated
and then fed TO Genoa: The french Government
made a demand upon Italy for their extradit!on
and was informed that the men, being citizens OF
the United States, could be surrendered only with
the consent OF this country The French Minister
at Washington laid the case before this Govern
ment. and the offenders were turned over 10 the
French authorities by direction Of the state De-
partment. This is one of the cases particularly
specified IN a work on extradition prepared by
John r. Moore now professor of international law
at Columbia University. New-York. who for
merly Third Assistant Secretary Of State under Mr.
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THE CAPTAINS BOOMERANG JOKE

From The Livingston POST , 49,,
Perhaps the most popular man coH9 Ce,,"in = G
rmIrer Of Gardiner In addition TO me duo,es 81
Justice of the Peace. he makes uny 'a yerv man
boz woman and child who travels on H. It4 u s
walking encyclopedia Of PARK tSe oiiitude OF
every importan; location and can sye Hca ogms
sor iIayden's theory Of the Park seoioslcai ,'s
,tnn Bssides ali this he is prince or COCO iellOWS
End has n fund OF humor which s0i ne.t,'Is md
rim away when touching up descriptions az"
legends of the Park. -, m cxner,enc.
Some time ago the captain had an eApr ", ,o
witch was too good keep and ne gave ~ a"nS ~
= friend I'm town. Re going from lh, 'EIt iff,
Ia Cinnabar and there were Tire Etiy ~ - :,
voune ladies on the coach. one OF them ishcu u -
v,ere customary 10 have many mosquitoes IN a. q,
Liph an altitude The captain assured heI ma
u,ss not usual. that they were increasing ytai ps
wear. that no mosquitoes were ever known III 'N'
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Nrm publiraiicrs

EPILEPSY A full description OF the mode OF
- treatmen. advised by the hghea; authorities
nervous disease Adde'S with stamp. THE WILLIAM
son SANlTARirM NEW LONDON. CON-.
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GUESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE

ALBEMARLE C. = ReutgT Cheago
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Washington. NORMANDIE
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BROADWAY CENTRAL l. F. Buspee Waterbury
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Ms H. Duane Boston ~ 'i FIX j Bos,@n X
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8 J. Peary Boston Ts,,. Fl j. e. Godwaite. Columbus
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Ind
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DGneins Schools.

I,EORGE W WALLACES CLASSES. Leslie Rooms:
VI SD Street and Boulevard. and Harlem. Ellersns
Rooms. sOs2 West l2Gth Street opening October s'n'
See circular.
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6rbool Aeemties.
0carDrrs.

DR.. W. G. NOVEL;. private tutor: two Pupils re-
~ ceivei family; highest references Address III
East s2d-st.
DRrVATE tuition. by aduste % oxford. Ems ann ek
perenced teacher ,caliy rssfu with backweIe
nuns. highest references AZ % character and ability
OxONIENCIS Tribune once.
vI,UTOR.-A Everett stone yale, 5si Ffth-ave., e1-
p-rienced college preparatory instruction secoin
By Dr. Greer "a conscientious ana com"
Ietent educator"
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

-'A ONE-WAY. EXCURSION. OR TOURISTS TICK
his all points Texas. Colorado. Utah Arizona
California Mexico. Georgia. Florida. Also Hot
Springs Ark.
SAILING along the Atlantic Coast brunswick Ga
a Similar Voyage Crossing fhe cur Mexico CAL
weston Tex. Is AN IDEAL TRIP
n MALLORY & co Gen Agts Pier 20 T. r. y Y
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Jusirnriion.

For Young Ladies-City
rINHF MISSES WREAKS.
Thoroughly graded school for girls College prepare
class. Special studies. Paror boarders Oct D. Il
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COOK'S AMERICAN and Foreign Tours.-At.

frequent intervals All Travelling Expenses in
81 ded For full particulars address THOs COOK A
SlN. 26l arr l.225 BIoadNay. New York
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For Boys and Young Men-Cit,

DERKEI.EY SCHOOL.
ID Is - WEST Attn STREET.
Notice given that but a single vacancy
remains FOR boarding pupils at the oval Cot
tage also that this IL the last year when
boys young years be received
the DAY school. the Lower Preparatory
will be discontinued 1881 for
older bows.
Dr. White will be at the school building
after September %. from 10 1878
o'clock. Autumn Half begins September 20
DARNAKD SCHOOL. III and lls W. lS 18th year be-
u gins Sept -. Thorough preparation for college or
business For catalogue address VIM s Stevens VI. A.,
Registrar. VIM Livingston Hszen. B. A. LII B., Head
Theo Edward Lyon b. S.. Associate Headmaster
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WHITE STAR LINE.

s.a!sstie Sept 20. noon Majestic 81 noon
tI-rindnc sept 80. noon ermanc Oc.. IS
Ieuto oct noon Ieutonic Nov. = noon
80 COTTON CARRIED BIZ PASSENGER STEAMERS
Pier NJ. as North RIVER ONCE % Broadway " Y.
H. MAITLAND KERSEl, Agent.
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NIISFHIII FFUUN
r,RAINED ATTENDANTS ON THE SICK.--T'he classes
4 Tor instruction % enable women 20 become. not
trained nurses but Intelligent attendants nvallds
will De resumed Monday Oct II. at the United
Charities building. l0a East 22dst Applications arr q
be made there TO Miss Peck Room J0J. who Will fur
nish Particular Mrs Julius Catlin Chairman: Or
Grace peckham Murray Mod Sec. 4S West 52i-st Or
T. l.. Partridge Med. Director
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DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

~ For La Guayra cabello Curacao and Mari
caID0. Via Curacao from X bert stores BROOKLYN
-. PHILADELPHIA. 49,. "Wednesday sep, 81 / n m
IS NENt;Zi Ella We'in-slay oct - ! >. M
S. Curacao. Monday. Sept. es o m
These American built expressly fr the trade
super accomr 'dafions for passengers
BOTLTON. BLISS A DAlrFTT
General Managers Fronts,
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CUNARD LINE.
NCHOR LINE. L. :. MAIL STEAMSHIPS

sail every Saturday al noon
FOR GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
From Pier - y. r., Foot Yves; 24th Street.
Furnessia sept. 20 Anch0ra. Oct t.
oct E,tl pa...........- oct p
saloon S45 up 20 CABIN 500 s,eerage S24 - and SIS 50
s :. CITY or ROME. ........... SATURDAY. OCT. l..
Henderson Brothers. General Agents Bowling Green
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pANKERS IN CONVENTION.
.NrR1cAN ASSOCIATION IN ANNUAL
SESSION IN ST LOUIS
,r>r P,-r1rx's PATRIOTIC ADDRESS THE
THE GOLD STANDARD.

EXECUTIVE COUNCILS DEFENCE OF
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AID DOMINION LINE-DAILY SERVICE.

~ For OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK. NEWPORT
AEWS PETEllSHJ RI, PoRTsMorTH. PINNERs
POINT. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA BEACH and WASH
iNGIGN d G. aaiIy eSeep' SUNDAY Richmond direct
day passengers and freighD Salngs from Pier 20
y. r.. p. NJ, sat. =. NJ Through tickets and freight
10 all points.
W. L GruI.ArnEr. Nlce-Pres and Trafnc Mr.
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~ CHARLESTON. s c.
the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
From Pier % T. x OF R4oose et-si.D. 3 o. m.
IROQCOiS. Jacksonville direct. FRI sept. Is
CHEROKEE, Charleston on.y............. Fri sept Is
ALGONQUIN. Charleston and jacksonville Tues sept -
SEMINOLE. Charleston and Jacksonville Fri. Oct
steamers have nlst-cldss Passenger accommodations
MM. r. CLYDE Co. General
Bowling Green. y. Y.
Fla. Cent. and Penn Fast f. T. Line via Jacksonville.
Great Freight Passenger Line. Charleston.
T c. EGER. General Agent. :al Broadway y. Y.
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THE MISSES WHEELER
l. (The ruxeloJ
G37 MadisOn-ave
VAN NORMAN INST 27s go 2s2 WEST 7Isr-sT
entrance No $50 Founded 1877 Nine Van Nor
man. Prir- Mrs J. l. Matthews. Vce-Prn-
0Jf WEST seth SrREET-Engllsh and German
')IO School lucfed by Allen. reopens sep
TENDER IS German taught by the and sound method
with phenomenal results
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1 Holz. Bensonhursi, y J.
r l.. Tltswurth. Chicago.
NJ ]. D0wney. Chicago.
II : Gillespie. Pittsburg
Mrs. +. Tracy Saratoga
4. q. Burke. Washington.
\. ". Taylor Pittsburg.
"a stewart. ~. Louis.
D. 7. MoCabe. Columbus,
Ohio.
II :. White. New Hav N
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1nsiruriion.


Musical Instruction.
4 TEACHER OK
y PIANOFORTE AND THEORY
can take a pupils beginners advanced; refer
Address, for terms. etc.
THOROUGH. Box T. Tribune Once
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CITY in BRIEF.

The w. c. T. Y. win meet at Mrs.
Dr. Carriers to-day at $3.50 p. IN.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
xciety of the Presbyterian church will
meet this (Thursday) afternoon at
$40 o'clock in the lecture room.
Mr.. y Dughi received yesterday a
pair of Marmerzette monkeys the
ssmanses. variety of the Chimpanzee,
They were a present from foreign
ship x.wner.
The St. Luke Circle of the Kings
Daughters will meet at the residence
of Mr.. James Robbins, 314 Newbern
avenue, Thursday afternoon at five
. O'Clock. Important business.
On yesterday more than twice as
many Freshmen had arrived at the A.
+. and Nj. College, than on any cores
ponding day in the history of the col
. iege. 1t will regularly open for exam
nations to-day, and there is every
prospect of it's most brilliant session
Thee ollege is constantly strengthen
ing its hold upon the interest and con-
a+aidence of our State, as well as steadily
Improving its work.
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pTRLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. Robt. B. PEBBLES will address
the people at Windsor, BERTHE county
Monday, Sept. 14th.
Hon. r. b. Glenn will address the
people at,
La Grange, Lenoir county, Wednes-
Ncwbern, at night, Wednesday, Sept.
9th.
Kinston. Thursday, Sept. 10th.
Scotland Neck, Friday, Sept. 1th.
Weldon, Saturday, Sept. 18th.
Henderson, Monday, Sept. 14th.
Oxford, Tuesday, Sept. 18th.
Wilkins, Granville county, Wednes-
day, Sept. 10Th.
Durham, at night, Wednesday, Sept
10th.
Raleigh, at night, Thursday, Sept
18th.
Moncure, Friday, Sept. 18th.
Hillsboro, Saturday, Sept. 10th.
Mocksville, Tuesday, Sept. 22nd.
Pennington, Wednesday, Sept. 23rd.
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CONDENSED TESTIMONY.

Chas. B. Hood, broker and manufac-
aairer's agent, Columbus, Ohio, certifies
shat DR.. Kings New Discovery has no
equal as a cough remedy. j. d. Brown,
proprietor St. James Hotel, FIT. Wayne,
ind. testifies that he was cured of a
cough of two years standing, caused
bv la Grippe, by DIR. Kings New Dis
covery. B. r. Merrill, Baldwinsville,
Mass, says that he has used and recon-
Yrpnded it. and never knew it to fail
and would rather have it than any doc
tor. because it always cures. Mrs.
Hemmix. 222 East 25th street, Chicago,
always keeps it at hand and has no fear
Free trial bottles at John y. MacRae's
drug store. - a.
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THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Thursday The United
States Weather Bureau issues the fol-
lowing forecast for the next twenty
four hours:
For North Carolina: Fair, warmer
in eastern portion; easterly to south
erly winds.
Yesterday: Maximum temperature,
81; minimum temperature, 62.
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RheumaCide

Is now on sale with leading drug
gists from Baltimore to Atlanta,
and as far west as st. Louis, Mo-,
where the largest wholesale drug
house in the world has just ordered
a supply to fill orders from western
retail druggists. The fact that the
medicine has gained such a wide
sale in few months, with a COM
paratively small amount OF adver-
Using, is the best proof that 1t
is the best compound known.
Dealers can buy RHEUMACIDE
from any reputable wholesale drug
house.
Manufactured only by the Bobbitt
Drug Company, Raleigh, N. G. !.
Ask your nearest druggist for 1t
and if he has not got it in stock, we
will fill your order. Price $1.0O
per bottle; six for $500.
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LAWN PARTY THIS EVENING.

The Yates Band of the First Baptist
sa,hurch will give this evening party
on the post-offtce lawn for the benefit
of the Orphans Home at Thomasville.
Tbe lawn win be lighted by apanese
Yantprs. and refreshments will be
served. For the little folks the party
will begin at five o'clock. The older
people will be welcomed at all hours
between z and II.
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WANTED.

A tenant for an eight-room house,
situated in the best portion of the city.
About ten minutes walk from the post
office. City water. Owner desires
board for self and lady with tenant.
Address X, care News and Observer.
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SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT. 18TH.

The School Committee of Raleigh
Township met Tuesday and determin-
ed that the Public Schools should open
September 25th, instead of the 18th, as
was enormously stated.
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WANTED.

To buy a first-class secondhand
boiler and engine detached-ten or
twelve horsepower. Address, stating
how long it has been used, make, and
whether it is in service now, "a" care
News and Observer, Raleigh, N. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-03

A lady who can furnish satisfactory
letters of recommendation would like
a position as matron or companion.
Address E., Raleigh Observer, Raleigh,
NC.
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BUSINESS ITEMS
For SALE.

Millinery business in a prosperous
little town in Western North Carolina.
Good location. viii sell cheap. Ad-
dress ''B.,'' News and Observer.
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REGISTERS CANDY.

We are exceIIed by none In variety,
quality, style of package. All the
popular varieties are embraced in the
assortment.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-03
LOST!

A pair of Ladies' Gold Eyeglasses
with gold chain. Finder will please
return to this office.
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. POSITION WANrEp. Asl \ I
assortment

By intelligent and well educated
stenographer and book-keepeE First
class correspondent. and typewriter.
Hobits unexceptiSnable. Correspo1ls
dence invited. Address Box 176. Hen
derson. N. C.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

w. T. Jones-Wool Dress Goods
Julius Lewis Hardware CONN
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-03

FAYETTEVILLE MILIT AIRY ACADEMY
Fayetteville, N. O.
Next session opens September 2, 1896.
Recognized as a school of the very first
rank Faculty of i've experienced instruc-
tors. School is highly Endorsed by every
college in North Carolina. Glasses small
and best personal work given to each cadet.
Apply for catalogue.
Col Il. j. DREWRY, @. E., Principal.