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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
FORTY FIVE BiLLOTS TAKEN.

1 rO%G FIGHT RY vEsTCrEsTER DEMOCRATS
OVER \ CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.
Tho rorocrarr County Convention o. West
chester WAS hold at ST. Johns Hall. White Plains.
yostc-Gav After n squahblc over the name *
Daniel Warren. Of Rvo. for temporary chairman.
ex state Senator Frank l.. Tranor. Police com
missioner OF Nonkcrs. was elected
After n recess and tho report OF the committee on
Contested Seats. Daniel Warren. OF rye, WAS made
permanent chairman of the convention, with J. w.
McC,ahc Of Aiamaronech: j. II. y. Stillinss. OF
Mount Vernon. II. \. Anderson. Of Cortlandt. and
John rurran, of Tonkers. secretaries. Nominations
~ candidates for the once Of Sheriff being In order
Thadlous * Green. Of Bedford: George '. L. Frost.
Of Cortandt Edwin w. Fisk. OF Mount vernon
charles hilbert. Of Ossn,ng. Frank q Schlrmcr.
of White Plains and John j. Frederick. Of Nonkcrs,
were named
There we're cightv-one delegates In tho convor-
ton and on the forty MIN ballot John j. Rrodor-
lex wa nominal ted.
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I RECEPTION FOR DIR. GREGG.
rMnrns OF MS CONGREGATION WELCOME MN

MEMBERS OF MS CONGREGATIONS WELCOME HIM
~ TIE LAFAYETTE AVENUE rREs
ENTERTAIN CHURCH.
After an absence Of more than three months
srsnt abroad in which he made extensive tour
Of the Holy Land. tho Rev Or. David Gregg. pas
for Of tho Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian church
at Lafaycttc-ave' and South Oyford-st. received
a corlloi reception last evening In the parlors Of
tho church. pr Gregg stood under canopy OF
palms which formed the principal decoration.
Mrs T. Ncwkrk. soprano solo!st Of the church.
and Mr. r. Rutland. coItrato sang Mendelssohn :
"o;roctng" with John Hyatt Brewer acc om-
PIANIST The Rev. Theodore l.. Cuylcr extended \
cordial welcome TO Or. Gregg on tho part q: tho
CONGREGATION. Dr. Gregg mad" happy response.
fin whIch he told Of several novel experiences DR..
C'uylcr had wh!.e travelling through the country
from which Dr. Gregg had just returned.
Those who assisted at the reception included tho
pey Ira l.. Sankcy, tho evangelist. Justice ana
Mrs " W Goodrich. DR. ana MRS. Theodore l..
,'nylcr Mr.. and Mrs. Ca,eb smith. ar. and Mrs.
Clinton l.. Rossitcr. the Rev. 7. y. Pendded Or.
H. v. Morse and the Rev. Dr. W. \. Arms,rorS.
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together. and whitman won. Ga. - Mr.. pit M,
man took the championship In the sngdies esort TO
pull out the second set but failed; x,,o aud
The match between G. B. Dodge, aa bar1 ass
fought and longest OF the tournament, FORBES Wiz
ming by the score los 81 and g. Dodge n nbcs
Of his NE but The Harvard crack ouiplayea nt f
and won Dodge going 10 pieces In the !dS wit
man and Ware meeting Hooker and Dodge II Inv, w
semi-Nnal doubles The Yale men We're me nnrh To-
OF that college left in the doups,
and they fought well The first SET hnt wo.r and
nletely outclassed in the second. W hltHa" ""A
Ware. O IIarVar1. winning. q. g
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BiTLOTEU All NIGHT iND AM Day.
EFT THE nEADfCCK ~ TIE ELEVENTH n'F-
TRfCT EEPtRrIcA* MrNiCfrAL COURT cos
,.1.,.r1nH ~ sruI f.NnRnkT.,

EFT THE DEADLOCK ~ TIE ELEVENTH niF
TRIcr HErrRrIcA:; MUNICIPAL COURT cos
vExrloN - STILL rNBRoXEH
The Municipal Court Convention OF tho RSrnh.
Iican party Of tho Eleventh Judicial District tool,
It's Afty-fourth ballot Toy CANDIDATE for Disuict
Justice ~ tho rooms of the Manhattan Club. 80.
20 Wesj Ore-hundi cd a nd thirtyfourth st. at
els o'clock Yesterday morning. The twenty-four
delegates were rather weary but san good-nat =
urcd after their all-nlsht session. They were
wearicr however. when late last night. the con-
vcn'ion was adjourned until tonight. the dead
lock still unbiokcn
The fight IN TIE district for the nomination "a
between the present incumbent OF tho Office. James
j. Davenport and Francis J. Worcester There
Is not the slightest sign OF ill-fecng. but tho dele
gates cannot he moved TO change their attitude
assumed when tho first ballot taken at lit
10 after s O'Clock Tuesday evening. This bal
lot developed ihe fact that Jusiic" Davenport had
Just twelve supporters IN the convention and Mr.
Worcester an equal number. All nigh, the coz
vcn,lon was in session bailounG nj intervals. a,-
At $50 q. n. ths onSenton. after it's usual na.-
lot. adjourned FOR treakiast. Aflerward the
m tne con. ention made spoec! In favor OF his
carhidaie. but N one. eoquence TUNED a voc.
Justice Davenport and his wife meanwhile walked
Up ana down ou.s!is The convention ni. waiting
In vaia lor the result.
Alderman in the %XXIst Assembly District made
his slXiy-nrst speech az the convention at II a m
ma ic eainei ~ he sor. OF stuff that passes for
speeches by tais statement OF NJ. Fines: seth
College R"caus, he IL jealous OF my oratorlcaI
powers. ana believe the same reason will eventual.
l y f?"' M" 10 "''''''" from ''e ''O'i''y COZ"
Az noon the sxty-nf:h ballot was taken. and tine
convention then adjourned for luncheon. At S:a
o'clock the seventyhrst ballot was taken. and then
until iate last night. when The tired delegate,
adj 81 rh II
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, ,1.,a,.s followed with les. while \. H..
r.,n was third. with 40. The ST. ANDREWS oia'"'
n,onship lies undoubtedly among these '"'e7 'e
S..w.r, while formidable in medal play mas not
shown himself 10 be a strong match-piay soiie''
and II is conceded by many that rem ana DoueeS
will be the men TO meet IN 'he mas ,.
riu in such case. have abundant opportunity
~ ...r,.ye tho prestige among Eastern players
,,h,ch he held before the Chicago championship.
Ills work Of Yesterday nlarvellously cream anu
accurate and though he did not display Inc put
ting which distinguished Stewards game MS ~, :"
,hrouVhout was capital. Walter Smith ana SOLO
mon smith who entered from the Oht"ehtsi" "o''
club. OF Lake Forest. Ill. did not put IN an ap-
r.,,ance Aldridge. OF the Chicago Golf Club was
y, hand but as his turn 10 start came fathe' ia'e
IN the day he did not attempt the round.
W Radcliffe of the ST. George Golf Club. OF Eng
land was the only foreign representative. as j. b.
El.ck Of the Royal Belfast Club. OF Ireland, :aed
10 appear Radcliffe made sorry ngure compared
WITH the American payers. only qualifying ior inc
consolation prize. with score OF leS'
Quincy Shaw, OF the Myopia Hunt Club. who de-
feated Tying in the final round Of the Meadow BfooK
tournament last week. again prominent yesie'-
Gay. securing place among the fortunate siA'ee"
who are eligible for the St. Andrews Cup and prov
,nr himself fully qualified TO rank With The best OK
Eastern amateurs. - l.,
The result, OF the days play left seventeen men IN
both the ST. Andrews and ConsolatIan cup 'o,iihT
Isrocoue tied for the last two places IN the former
contest while g Fox Tffanng A. l. Mo- NorIS e. d d
for the last four places in the consolation event
s. sixteen Blag gas.a ars s
me match play rounds are begun.
It is thus impossible 70 see what me outcome !, Is,
the earlier rounds. it may result IN putting an CT
tirely different aspect on the finals, r. ..,.....
The scores of those eligible for the ST. Andrews
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r,.nopEAN PRODUCE MAENErs

rr.o,., OFT. a. 3.i5 >. m.--EXchansc: Whea,-spo,.
-" ~ v.s.ra winter stcsdS. n sis1; IA red North
on ,prtar steady. 81 ~. ,9n.sp1' american mixed
'" =, ~. ia stead. - 2i,n; futures steady.
,.,s. "a I'D; November. . ga: december IS asd.
IiNrrS, l. ais fancy winter Iu, toe Hops London
'f.s.,ne cost steady. 55Iks B.cf dgi; extra india
me-" s,s Ga: prime :es IA FOX dun prime
d.. V..,ern tns medium Western. - 81. Hsms-Shcrt
@,, - ,o III H.. dull, SIS. Bacon 'agnberiant -
:, p, III stcaGy 32s 81. short r.b 20 - - u. stead
.. a. Long mIiales light. S5 ~ n. rrm. S2s
nc Gear lidl,s heavy 40 to IS 10 em Bis o.; saort
e,r hacks 10 * 10. steady. 30s Cd. clear bellies -
I, IA ~ dun 3,s. shouders-Sauare ~ 10 II H. quiet.
ois I'd Isrd-Prims Western duh 23s o. cheese
American nnesi, white and colorcd dull. ass. Talow--
Prime city dull us Oh Cottonseed o-.verpoo refined
dull ICE Turpcntnc-SPlrl,s firm, %5s Bosn-common
dull Is I'D
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WESLEYAN. IS; AMHERST AGGIEs. :

Middletown Conn. Oct. s.-Wesleyan defeated
Amherst Aggics this afternoon IN tho first home
game OF the season by the score OF IS TO o The AZ
ges were easily cutcassed and the Interest In the
game was lessened by Wesleyan putting In new
Dlavers 20 try them. At the end or twenty minutes
play In the first hal. the score STOOD ~ IN Ncs.
tavsn's favor The second half lasted but eight
minutes as the visitors had TO start for ther IRAN,
and when time called the Aggies had tho ban
M, Wcslcyan's fye-yard line.
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Btg ASSOCIATION WAY FIGHT GRlD;

rumcr current yesterday 10 tho effect
,hat ;hc Bar Association would take some action
10 show 81. decided opposition 10 Thomas f.
Grady for Disi-iSt-Aitornsy Of New-York County.
81 he is nominated for ths: place by Tanman;.
The plan e. opposition 81 Is said Will be sin!la
10 ;hnt uscd against Judge Maynard who was
nominated for the Court of Appeals ~ 1898. and
,vpi IN was largely instrumental IN defeating him
George 1. Ryes. chairman OF ne Executive Corn-
,ni;,ec II the Bar Association. SAID last eyen!r (
tbat he had heard nothing In regard 10 the
ter He could not say. however. whether or moi
any action would he proposed 81 either the meeting
Of the Executive Committee. on Friday cveninl, CT
oc lie n, soc iior on next Tuesday evening.
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ruE yaLE.HARVARD TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

Esv.Haven, Oct. G.-Harvard men kept on win
ming their matches In .ne intercollegiate tennis
tournament this morning. the play consisted OF
a single match In the serni-hnais Of tho doubles
ana several in the third round cf The singles. In
the doubles Ward and Davis. Harvard. defeated
easily Soyes AMI ackett. Yale. toe score standing
S-2. Co. II the singles Richard Hooker. Yale
won from y. H. Fuller Cornell. c-3. Sc Mr.
Hooker was troubled ty stomach strain. and had
hard work to take the second set. bat made
plucky squirt ana pulled It out. L. =. Ware and
II. H. Whitman. Harvsrd's strongest players, came
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
" NFNORT or JUSTICE OSBORNE.
REsoI.t TONS ADOPTED AT \ MEETING OF us
Tees AND LAWYERS ~ THE APPEL
LATE DIVISION

LATE DlNlSloN
Action IN memory OF Justice Osborne Ok the su-
prene Court. was taken Yesterday afternoon at a
meeting OF tho judges and lawyers IN the Ap-
pella.e Division All the judges OF the Appellate
Division. besides justices Van Wyck. Garretson.
Woodward. Gayno. and Dtkey. OF the Trial Term.
and Judges Hurd and Aspnall. OF the County Court.
were on the bench.
on behalf OF The committee. Theodore p. Gates
presented the following resolutions:
Whereas I. has pleased all-viso Providence
10 remoye from our midst the late William J. Os-
borne one OF the Justices 81 the Supreme Court
where's. The occupation o. the exalted Once
which Judge Osborne mad filled for many years
with distinguished hdeliiy III the discharge OF rs
various duties makes 1t emnently proper that his
bar should bear testimony 10 the worth OF their de-
parted friend; therefore;
base Of the Judges ana bar o. This department
that the death o. Judge Osborne is received With
gal profession o. this department. as well az oy the
community in which he lived. honored and use
iul citizen for many years.
Resor.d. ina, We make this PUZZLE declaration
q orr appreciation o. n. iantgI dSy9on TO on
characterized tho judicial career - Tho late Jus
Resolved. that We express our admiration Of those
msny and f9d ogSsS or hcp m1d a ana
nih m,GG nn4 wSrh Won f9r him tho warm
friendship n, all those = 10 knew him and the love
OF those wh1 knew him mos intimate az, -, ,no
relatives o, the deceased Judge our mos, sincere
evmp,thy In their affection and humbly pray that
He who governs heaven and earth ana doeth all
thines we'll wifi administer 10 them His own aoun-
dan, consolation and Civ" them peace.
Resolved Tina; those preamhles and resolutions ia
enored upon IN" minutes 81 this court. and that n
properly authenticated copy he presented 70 the
widow 81 the deceased Judge.
The resolutions were signed by Theodore r Gates.
uoratlo &. King Almci T. jerks Joseph 4. Burr
ard Frederick T. Crane. Former Justice Clement
snA others made brief addresses. after which tho
resolutions were adopted.
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PENNSYLVANIA, 81: GETTYSBURG. o.

Philadelphia Oct. e.--The University OF Pennsyl-
vania football eleven to-day defeated the Gettys-
burg College team by the score OF 81 TO o. The
Red and Blue team played the best game they have
put up this season. scoring almost AZ Will six
touchdovns were made in the first half and four
touchdowns and a field goal, the latter by NORGE
in tho second half. Minds kicked six OF the goals
He missed two. Walker one. and one punt-of was
muffed. In the second half the Pennsylvania team
composed almost entirely Of substitutes
Touc hdowne were made as follows Morice. Carnoi.
Mct'racken , Outland Jackson .. Goodman. Hare ,
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eo,,rureX cotton MARKETS.

Galveston. oct. Cotton Arm. mIdding: a..c; low
middry 5',t 5000 crdlnarF 49, receipts l'"" "'''
sales Nc stock. l3 hos .
Sew .orisans oct. 6totton quiet midd.ins. SO ow
rsss: gros, io3ia export 90 6reai Britain. $3.50.
. .,lrs 400. STOCK. in.i3..
''%ors"K oct G-Coton stoad,. niidiiinE. Gi.r: low
,i1d,,nr : n lGr: good ordnary a'sc: receipts S50
.xr,rt, co,stwise. .si1 sales. SIS STOCK 81 2>s.
ssvsnnsh oct, G.co,oa hfm: mddns SIC; l)w
49, III. receipts "Oi raies. exports Cdsstwise.
,rsi' els &. $50; stock. 1887.
,usu', oct GCotton firm. iii.dIlrS. 3-i6c l'p'
,,,dr,o ~, ice receipts, !Fis bales, g-oss. 3Gla
''",'ip,rr"n,, IsT su,es. spi; stock. l".'lf.
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ALDER MEN
Temrnany also nominated c1n1ldntes or Aldor-

Temrnany also nominated candidates for Alder
mon and Assomblvmon last orcnirg 50 did tho
National Democracy n some of tho district.
Tho Tammany Hall Convention az III" NNNth
Assembly District last evening nominated Albeit
" orr FOR Assembly. Elliot banforth. chairmi y
Of the Democratic State Committee. was present
and made a speech highly pralsng Mr.. Orr as u
sterling Democrat. and an able Albany core
spouden' for Nev-York newspapers co'crng A
nerIod OF over twenty wears. Tammary nominated
William Asior Chanler for AssHmbiy In the Nth Dis
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PRINCETON DEFEATS RUTGERS.

THE TIGERS SHOW EXCELLENT FORM ~ IhN
GAME WITH THU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TEAM
Princeton. y J., Oct. (SpecaD.-ln game vi
shor, halves today the Princeton footnaA Team
defeated the Rutgers College eleven b. score =,
- TO q The Rutgers team was wo.u.ly weak ana
tie Princeton backs had little trouble III sa'n''.s
ground. Tho Rutgers men never made enough !a'rS
70 retain bail! and forced to resort 10 h'cN
Ing throughout the game Baird, Wheei9r.; ~, ,,
Holt and Hiebrand old good playing for lrincc'ol,
while The tackng OF Mann was inc besl I tirI
Of the Rutgers play. In tho frs, haif bau t
goals from the field and in the S',"''u H., H.
Wheeler also kicked n goal from the hcr!. '''
inc-llD and summary follow
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ctOSyG rRfcES StN rRiNCISCO STOChr
nusToN WOOL. MNRKl:r.

Boston oct & Tho American Nooi and Cot n Re
porter tomorrow % th" WOOL trade me mar
l., Jev,l.rcd considerable less ACTIVITY than
ias, rs is shown drcr"as- ~ ah"vt iuuJOu) pounds
fewer noteworthy transact ms
Prices hnvc continued harden End almost every dealer
is prepai 81 PICK up nodrate amount @, "p,l Hh"
hts attention. II IL not believed
fhst lie holdings tn oston largo az this TIM" Every
axpaotaion IA that quotaiiuns will advance mat
figures The activity caused ty
,nn ~ srrr In tho London quotations has larRe
..,L.,Hc, california Wopis have h""i active. aud
lia, vo Is ~oll welt Sales NJ the We
~ unson aggregate pounds - which G0iI.wf
,'unJa ere domestic aud > 10000 pounds foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
JANE T. WINS N FAST TINE.
THY Two-YEAR.oL FUTURITY STAKE DECIDED
At LEXINGTON.

IT.Tf. ~ "
At LEXINGTON.
Lexington Ky. Oct 6.-Anothcr large crowd VII
messed the second days sport at the meeting OF to
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association.
Tho weather perfect and the track fas' The
feature of the Gav was the S, 90 Futur'y for
voar-olds IN record bTeaking time by jamie
T by BOW Bells. dam Ninda. dam OF Leone. who
held the yesrlinE record OF 22Si4 in 1922 JAMIE
r won In straight heats. Summary:
THE WILSON c:o0 cLAss-PAc1%C- $1,000.
salie To,cr. b. by Ashland wilkes. .Husfey, ! !
Satin Sill DIX CIV aikc.I
L.. y ........... .......... tfiKhnghU !: I
Time-.:io. :osf 20ai.
TWO-YEAR- FUTrRITY-vAILE. 5000
jamie T. l.. +. 10y Bow Hels dam Tida. .CFulcr, I !
Peter III. Crea. u. Johnston,
Limerick, b. -. 'kenreyD :
Tme--ci1i.. ::ljA.
s;f CLASS rROTTiNG-S 5000
Countess Eve. b. by Norvai .......'kytGrsej
Ir Robinson hs g............. =" och an = . )
Tne20ei. @.i+is. 2.li.
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LAFAYETTE. $; FRANKLIN AND MARsHAIl..

Lancaster Penn. Oct 6-Frankin ana Marsha"
gave Lsfavstte Il stif argument this afternoon
r,nop tho latter scored only two touchdowns In a
hercely fought game. the second within an instant
~ the referees whistle, goal being missed poth
times. Franklin and Marshall had the bsI "i,n Ht
The score was: Lafayette S, Franklin ana Mar
hall
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THREE TILLiGES SWEPT AWAY.

SERIOUS DAMAGE CAUSED BY FOREST FIRES IN
CANADA
Ottawa Oct. 6-The Canada Atlantic Railway
has no, vet been able I, get TO Casselman on ac-
count OF the fire which started In that vicinity yes
tcrday and ragged all night. The Nation River.
small stream, passes through Casselman. and the
woodwork of The IRON bridge over IL has bsen
burned down. Details OF the damage done are still
neagre but three villages casselnan. South indian
and Cheney. have all been swept away.
HOW LATE rs HUDSON STRAIT NATIGABLEf
ST. Johns. ~ f. Oct. 6--The steamer Diana
carrying the Dominion expedition to ascertain how
late Hudson Strait is navigable, sailed this morn
ing for Hudson BAY She takes provisions for
eighteen months as her commander fears that
she may be frozen in all winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

He sI.'CFUrs r. LINCOLN BENEDtCr As CHIET'
CLERK or TrIF UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT
Richard = More was Yesterday appointed by
Judge Tennsy az tho United States Dstri,' Court
I, succeed Il Lincoln Benedic, as chief clerk OF
tho District court of IN" United states for the
Eastern District Of NeN-rork.
Tho place TO when Mr. Morle has been appointed
is not salarcl Office and the statutes forbid the
incumhcn' makinG mo~r thar $500 year. out q.
tho fees must be pail the salaries OF the stenoG-
raphor and assistants The principal business NJ
the o'lco IS that CT hng and COPYING papers and
raturalzing applicants for citizenship.
Mr. Bcnedct Mr. More's predecessor. was APP
pointed to the place by his brother. Judge Rene-
diri on october l. 1896 He also occupied the place
o. clerk of the Circuit Court which he st retains.
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european Advertisements.

f>,norr:avs AND TRAVELLERS will 6~!
IL III, I."naon office OF The Tribune. ~
, l..t street q rUasenient place 10 Ic"''
l.. tribune.
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COOK TO COACH THE CREW NEXT YEAR

New-Ifaven. oct s-Captaln Payne Whitney OF
the Yale University said this afternoon that
the permanen, coach Of the Yale crew the coming
season woula he Bob" Cook This WAS decided on
M a meeting OF the Yale aquatic advisers held IN
Nev-York last night Mr.. Cook will take charge Of
tho crew about February J. the usual Tine u pcgihs
training
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
TUy REjTISG SHTP GLTNtRU u REfhIU

London oct. G-Ths British ship Genard. CAP
tain Turner. from New-fork June ~ TOR ''l""''n.
has bcon wrecked No lives were los.
Tho shin Gonard hailed from Port Glasgow ana
waq owned rs sterling & 20. she measured iIs'
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70 coupLETE 4 riNADIlN CANil

London. Oct. Cit Is understood here that Sir
Weeiman Dickinson Pearson's Company mas SUB
mitted n proposal TO complete the canal from OF
;awa 10 Georgian Bay on CONDITIONS whlcn are
believed 10 be satisfactory TO the Canadian Govern
mcnt.
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Brighton, England.
Hotel MetropoIe.

The most comfortable and
luxurious seaside Hotel in the
World. Finest Cuisine and
Wines. Music by Hotel Or
ches,ra during Luncheon and
Dinner. En- pension terms
may DO arranged.
Proprietors:
Tho Gordon Hotels Limited.
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Steamboats,.
BOSTON and New Gmmlamd9

VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIyER. LINE: va N."gCr; and Fall River:
and SUNDAY =, $50 y. steamers Priscilla and
Puritan. Orchestra or each. -
Providence LINE. Via Providence. Leave Pier SO.
y r. one block above Cana s., week days only. at
$50 r. II. Steamers Plymouth ana rhcts Isianc Or
en-, .tra
sTOSINGTCN LINE via S,cnirstoa Leave Pier "a.
n K one tlo,k eno"s cana, 81. week days only. At
& p NJ. steamers Maine and HeN Hampshire.
&oRWICU LINE. Via New london Leave Pier 40
,oia No. y r. pss5rosses St. week days only.
a. q T. " Steamers City ~ Lowell art city % Law
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4LDERNEN AND ASSEuBLlILN.
NOMINATIONS MADE BY THE REPUBLICANS IN
All. DISTRICTS OF THE CITY.

rollov.lng arc the nominations FOR Assemhlymen
and Aldermen made in Republican conventions III
,,fs Of, act evening.
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Cost an0 5onu0.

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