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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
NEWPORT NOTES.

Newport r. l.. Sept II (SpeciaD.-Mrs Belle
Nelson gave luncheon tonight az the Muench
liner Cottage.
Mrs. Frank Morgan Freeman is a guest Of her
father-in-law. Francis = Freeman at Tower Top
Recent arrivals include Hugh O. Berne. Of the
British Embassy.
L. r. Gerry and his family have gone the
steam yacht Electra for cruise along the Della
ware coast:
Andrew = Daes has rented for the season Of
1858 the O'DonnelI Cottage, at Victoria and Ochre
Point
Mrs G. Nichols Beach gave a dinner tonight at
HeartscaSe in honor OF Governor G raj Barker
Bermuda and Miss Barker.
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MANAGERS or THE CArH0LIC cLrB.

The Board Of Managers OF he Catholic Club mot
for organization at the rooms Of the cub No. l2'
West Fifty-ninth-st. last evening. Justice Joseph
f DAILY. president Of the club presided. and com
rnittees appointed 10 consider plans for the
coming season. These plans viii he submitted 20
the meeting Of the members In October.
The treasurer. John J. Pulleyn. submitted his re-
port. II show the club 10 be In much more pros
porous condition than ever before Twenty
tive and ten nonresident members were eeci ID.
Among the former - Magistrate Brann and among
the after Marcus DAILY. OF Montana.
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Adjourned game.
CEBi NOT TO BE PiClFfED.
THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT WEAK - WEYLER
LIKELY IN srAY IN THE ISLAND.

THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT WEAK - WEYLER
LIKELY To STAY IN THE ISLAND.
London Sept 1.-THE Illness" correspondent
at San Sebastian comments this morning on the
almost complete Indifference displayed by repre-
sentative men regarding the extremely critical po-
litcal situation" lie says; Ministers. generals
dnlomatists and public men OF all parties and OF
every variety Of opinion merely shrug their shout
ders whcu Cuba IS n, nt.oncd The present Gov
eminent is weak LA the extreme; but there Is no
.igu that the Liberals are any better organized
Capt9ln-.;cueral W-yler Will probably be Retained
In cuba out of def renee the personal WISHES OF
the late Premier. Sei CanCvas del Castillo But eX-
perenc forces the conviction that cuba viii never
ba pacifsd by military ouerat!ons. Inc GueS,l
arises VII Their the Uu!tcd 1tes coHit oe l""sH 10
stOp American supplies 20 The insurgents II -
there Is no d0uD, tn rebellion would soon 'oHdpae
Tho difficulties would be great. uut tho question:
sta fe-u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
THE RICHARDSON WILL CONTESTS.

SEPTEMBER q SET FOR TIE HEARING EY TIE
SURROGATE.
The contests over the TWO wills executed by Jo-
seph Richardson the wealthy man. whose spite
house" in Harlem vas one OF the curi5stie~ Of that
district were on he calendar before Surrogate fiz
gerald yesterday. and the Surrogate fixed september
q for the hearing.
By Mr. Richardson's first will executed in l>'l he
left his estate 10 George and DelldrIta Richardson
his children by his first wife BY his SECOND will
made on April q. 1856. he divided MS property
equally between his second vie. Emma j. an nis
two children. with the exception G. hequ"s' ~
900 70 ne Rev. II. VI. Warren ana the officers ~
the Central Park Baptist Church.
Both wills have been filed for probate Mr. Ricn-
ardson contests the FIRST while her -'epcn!liren oq-
pose the second vii. The value of the estate haS
been estimated a, several million dollars.
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OHP. BELMONT TO SELL HIS uENlGERil

Newport r. T. Sept. IA Special Oliver II. p.
Belmont. in addition 10 selling his extensive and
valuable stable. is gong 70 dispose CT his cele-
brated private menagerie This includes several
specimens OF the sacred cattle Of India ard other
rare animals. I'll y were Import d TWO or three
years ago by Mr. Belmont, and have been since at
his country place. Cray Crag Park. They are 10
be sold more because Mr. Belmont does not feel
.ble 10 devote 10 their care the time and atten-
fion needed 10 keep them in good condition. 1t Is
understood that the Park Commission Of the city
~ providence which already has a large and
valtiable collection Of animals in its public
sSerie al Roger Williams Park. has made offer
for the Belmont menagerie, ana that others are
also NEGOTIATING for H.
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THE lNsURREcTloN SPREADING

Madrid Sept. ii-Sehor Sagasta the LIBERIA
leader in an interview the subject Of the CUBAN
insurrect.on says that the uprising. instead or u|-
ing out. Is sproad.rs considerably. lie ADDS '"''
;he situation In tn Philippine Islands * serious
asserts that the Carl.st propaganda In spain can
not b- viewed with Indifference. and expresses the
belief thar a reconciliation between the poht!cal
parties IN Spain ia impossible so .onS as me ~
s,r,tt.ves a.e IN power senior Sagasta further
remarks, - ,., 8,
an nv opinion the C0rtes VIII 1Ot meet. Dut' Ut
,hev 40 r,aot their existence Is ephcmeraL'
Tn. LIBERAL leader refused 10 express himsef re-
gardlng the relations between the In!''" 9'''''
nd SrqtV
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NAVAL RETIREuENTs AVID PEoUoTIoN>

Washington. Sept. 1.-THE Naval Examining
Board has reported these officers for retirement
CAPTAIN George W Coffin Lieutenant f.
Clarke Lieutenant Ridglcy Hunt and Assistant
Surgeon Henry La Motto.
These officers have been qualified for promotion
to the next highest grade:
COMMANDER F.. 2. ChadIwicb ,Lieutenaq',, on
Wise: Lisu:enants L. r. Harris \. 3 Berry. y
f Capehart and q. Blow Passed Assistant En-
rineer " + Dunning Assistant Engineer J. b.
Robson and VI y. Rod.
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1.-THE PARIS DOLL" PLAYED " HARTFORD.

Hartford, Conn. sept. A-De koven and Smiths
new musical comedy. The Paris Doll had IT'S
nrst performance at Parsonss ihea're 'nis even
Co.., hasora large audience. The production was
undar the stage management OF Max Freeman
and WAS witnessed by Reginald De Koven and
Harry b. Smith. the authors - -. .,,,
actress who has a double in the person OF young
1880 shnnt 70 marry a duke. Nernora Jarbeau
49, 1rt,ia roethose of Coumblne, The actress:
ESnrese the dukes Intended, and CASTOR Cere5es
brother Messrs Wayne, PIunke't anu ofaosha"
are the comedians.
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DISPUTE OVER JOHN MARTHUR's WILL

Abraham II Hummel. on behalf Of Mrs. Mary Nc
Arthur, the mother. and Thomas and Charles Nc
Arthur the brothers OF the lac John Macarthur ap-
Piled 10 Surrogate Fitzgerald yesterday "A Ak date
for the hearing Of Nr. McAr,hur's Will which f.
contested by his brother Joseph AMI his sister Cath
crime, WHO IS A Sister OF Cnary i" SurTogat" cot
the trial down for September Il. Inc estate H. val
ued in the papers az over 100000 The VIII provides
tina, this shall be divided between the deceden's
brothers Thomas and Charles and Ms mother The
contestants charge undue influence the part %
the proponents OF the viii.
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MORE YELLOW FEVER CASES.
TWO REPORTED FROM MOBILE BY DR.
GUITERAS.
ONE FOUND IN SCRANTON. MIss.-rHE DISEASE
IN NEw-oRLEANs NOT OF

MALIGNANT TYPE.
Washington. Sept l4.-To-nights advices from
the yellow fever district contained the following
information: Surgeon Carter reports another
In scranton Miss. against the spread of which
precautions have been taken. From Mobile, Ala.
Or. Guiteras reports two new cases in one house
in the southern part OF the city near the locality
OF the case reported this morning and where the
disease, Or. Guiteras says will begin 10 assume
an epidemic form DR.. Guiteras has been ordered
10 proceed 10 Edwards Miss to examine a sus-
plcious case Of sickness
New-Oreans, Sept. l4-At nizhtfall the books OF
the Beard ot Health showed the following recaptt-
ulation of the days developments in the yellow
fever situation. There had been reported 10 the
Board for investigation twentysix cases, which
the attending physicians considered suspicious. or
these thirteen cases had been found suffering with
harmless fever, five were regarded as suspicious.
but necessary be further investigated before
definite report could be made on them There were
no reports rs to four and four had been
pronounced genuine yellow fever. though one Of
the latter was cassed as Of mild type.
OF course the report of new cases daily Is creating
alarm in some quarters but thus far the disease has
shown little maliGnancy. only one death occurring
out OF fourteen cases and none Of the physicians
are yet on record ds expressing fear Of an cpl
President Olipant Of the Board of Health. said
tonight: i repeat tonight what have said 20 you
heretofore OF course, It IS an unpleasant task to
nave 10 report the appearance OF new cases. sun.
we should not be surprised II other appear
daily for some time; how many. am not pre-;
from the extended intercourse that has existed be-
tween New-Orieans and the infected places the
Gulf Coast and from the tlrdness wiki which the
character OF the fever at Ocean Springs was finally
established. So far however. as the fever In New
Orleans y concerned. you may say that We
convinced that the disease is spreading beyond
the limits OF the places which We are Quarantining.
mean. for ms lance. that Il has not extended be-
yOrd side Of the square on 81. Claude-st.. In
which it originally found This prevention Of
10 eff ~ anff
methods and quarantine regulations
This 2 ernoon new case q fever was reported at
Barclay There were several reported
At Ocean Springs. and Of the number i'll at Biloxi
fifteen We're reported suffering with yellow fever.
A. ocean Springs Or. Wasdin OF the Marine Hos
pital staff Is receiving the best attention. and il
Il IL hoped that he will pull through in few days
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ST. lrGrSriNE'S CENTENIRY.
AZ IMposixG CELEBRATION on THE ISLAND oF
THANET

Az IMPosIxG CELEBRATION on THE ISLAND oF
THANET
Ramsgatc Enrand. Sept 1.-THE Roman Catholic
hierarchy A. Etu-te.t Isle OF ThAuet near cese.
celebrated today tH" thirteenth centenary Il t1r
lsni.rg ~ :. Augustine in England. The process
sion .rr.ldcI delegations from the .risiols orders
Z .ar TeupI.,.u,. Mlr!s,s Obla-es. Passionate.
E.dcInqtiJnst. J~su.-. Service CArm"lites. tlru-
ch.us Fr4re.scans and D1m.nl'ans. BESIDES twenty
pt.15os wearing Che gorgeous vesim,E,, ~ 'Ac!r
.,tnl l.I u-lru- taer jcw,l.-d mi,r'- Car!inai
Vaughan n'.ii.s ,'s fli canencai.. NOR" NJ tA.i-
mn 3D.. N..tp., Itln ~ England Tho Cardinal
t...h1p ef Al.eu Nrr A!olple Louis Albert Per
r.uI IN. .-csr representatives 2 The Roman a. ~
ole church IN France. were present A. the 0c-r-
monies Tie procession ~u..rrle1 TIE field where
s. AuyiIst!~a l-ri.t lTi fr"u entered 1r inr1"n."
len, whore CIrII-.. Vaughan OBLIGATED ~ pOntlf-
i,I high mass. during which b" read letter o..
hened!cfion from thc Pop"
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As The AUSTRIAN EHPERoRS GUEST

-,sr VISIT OF KING CHARLES Will. CELEBRATE
RtMANIA'S ADHESION TO THE DREIBtNP.
Budapest. Sept. ll-lt j. announced mere Uat
King Charles ~ RGnJnia will arrive here as the
guest Of Emperor Francis Joseph. on september q
The visit was arranged by The soNerelgns OF IN"
preib.ni az Homburg. and D. intended A. a puo-
lie demonstration OF Rumanil's adhesion 10 the
Tre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15

jules Martin Cam5on IS Younger brother ~
Pierre Paul Cambon. the French Ambassador -
Turkev He was born IN Paris April ;. l'45 and
was admitted 70 practise as advocate In l,5s In
the Franco Prussian War he served with distinction
as A captain In the Division OF Scine-etMarne. AZ
ter poace v14 gnod no was attached IN the clpac-
ify OF chief Of bureau 20 the Algerian Government
DEPARTMENT IN l.79 he vas made general sccre-
tarv 70 the Prefecture n Police ~ the Seine and
In 49, when his brother Paul CdmDon. left me
Prefecture Il the Department OF the NJrd 20 be-
come French Resiien, 10 Tunis Jules Cdmhon was
chosen 10 succeed him Seven years later he was
transferred 10 the Prefecture Of the Rhonc In
Anri l9l ho Was appointed aforementioned OF
Aigeria. lie IS a c0mmanlcr ~ The legion " Honor
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ciy NHE RE MRS. LJETGERTi

Chicago Sept IA woman. demcn,ed and
almost nude. Vas found IN The woods near Mel
rose Park hy some farmers Last night She was
in 4 r.r-,bs condition from exposure ard priya-
tion having been nying j. the woods FOR AZ least
a month Her description IS said 20 tally IN many
respect. WIKI that N the missing Mrs. LuetG.TL
R.yord sending out tIN description o. MIS-.
I.u.fgeri the Chicago agtnorlfi"- have taken no
action on m" matter. they DO not believe thdt
the woman IS Iuctg.rt's WIFE.
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tween 60 and IS degrees the fiO being - %
lower than the corresponding day last year ahe
319 lower than yesterday.
The weather to-day is likely to BE- fair and cooler
LIVES NAY HAVE BEEN LOST " THE FIRE

Reddng. Cal Sept il-A fire at Ironion Noun
tain. fifteen miles northwest OF this place has de-
stroyed properly belonging to the Mountain Coppe-
Company valued at nearly $4,000 Two men en-
ployed in the compresscr-rooEi are believed 70 rave
lost their lives Among tho buildings burned we"
the house OF Superinte ndent T y. wilson. tne
OF IN cottages The origin of The fire II
unknown.
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THE SILK TRADE ~ JAPAN.

Victoria p c.. Sept. 1.-THE Japan Mail" dis
cussng the silk trade. saws: Prices in Japan are
now steadily rising. orders on large scale having
been received from abroad by many OF the firms in
Yokohama No considerable sales were enacted on
Monday last on account OF the scarcity OF goods
OF suitable quality. $50 bales only being taken"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
OBITU RY.
JOHN II. CRANE.

John H. Crane. former Congressman. will be
buried tomorrow at Freeport. l.. l. He died in this
city Sunday night from a paralytic stroke. at the
years ag1 he was 4 Congressman from Massachu-
sets. and elected the Prohibition ticket
He was boz. in CharlestOwn. Mas, on November
C4aa, wts Il M mber OF the Masonic order IN Mas
4achus It's. and for many years was a prominent
lfl Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
TENDERS FOR INDIA BILLS ACCEPTED.

London Sept l4-Lord George Hamilton. tho
Secretary Of State for India. result OF his in
vitaton on September FOR tenders FOR india bills.
payable IN six or twelve months. At the option OF
The holders to the amount OF f2Do0o. mas accepted
tenders at 10 5s 81. payable In year.
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rrlLRtL Or clPTlN 10Y HlHNKE.

berlin Sept 1.-THE fuuera. % Captain v5n
Iahukc. son OF the chief of Emperor NH'Ihh =
Muiar, cabinet Who met his death 10y iroWuinE
A. Jun last while accompanying His Majesty ON ny,
triu 20 the NortElard took pace to-day with it+
miiifnrr nouor- and 80 tha preseir" Oh ID" ,$t NUN
n,rs ~ military and naval officers. BriNNiul
wrnaths were sent iv th- Emperor and Empt' -
and hy Prince i..1u8ll OF Prussia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
NEW F0URTH-cLISS POSruASTERs.

washington. SEPT. H-Fourth-class postmasters
70 The number Of l02 were appointed to-day. Some
'" ,he appointments follows:
vss n,fork-D. ". Ke,sey. Peleville; 4. G. Col
r Wy Grahamsville: S A peiavan Ciuilford. Daniel
EoMsSso;x Port Crane. NJ j. Oliver Half Way; John
WpsSn Ems. Hyde Park; II 6. Clark Mannsyil!e; h
Manor ""'~''o' d'" NJ - ri''-e''
ySsw-Jersey-J. c. Thatcher East Milestone. and
Sorson. Palermo
Nonnecueut-C. 2 ST John. Ellsworth.
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VIZ. Lows LETTER Or ACCEPTANCE.
4 rrArroRM FOR TIE Rnrl.RLlcANs

From The Brooklyn S'and1ri-union.
Could there 80 a better drawn Platform than tnis
for the Republican par'y' A. 20 d. 'ol"edet ana
Vas So before ~" tluz"1s Union moved or Mr.. Low
rad given = sign ~ .n-ent 10 tax" thr pubic
orlro that the regular Republican party DO these
cities cannot comm tnd . majority o. votes. VIVA,
po-sinle candidate ant platform could o~ found
more ~ 10 unite the opposition - ramm1rv Than
W. h1ve here And wl1t does me question ..
precedence ana priority matter 20 he masses or
Republicans II they have presented this tri" ana
ideal candidate and platform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
JUBILEE EXHIBITION IN ST. JOHN. v. B

St John " B.. Sept H-Premier Laurier Arrived
here shortly before . o'clock and was received at
the Canadian Pacific Railway station by an en-
thusastic multitude guard Of honor was present
After an address OF welcome by the Mayor. he was
driven 10 the DuNern Hotel At o'clock he opened
the Jubilee Exposition. The city Is thronged Win
people from all parts OF the Province
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
REALLY srATEsMANLGKE.

From The Brooklyn Eagle.
The tentative and somewh1t H'mperet position
witch he occupies to-day, In snort the arsumentA :
i've purDose 81 his letter accounts FOR the TONE OF
nre,islon avoidance and compromise, In unison or
In ,Iternafion which marks his acceptance. In
his respect the letter L. really stat"smdnlke IN a
sens. that while not partisan, II is profounIy
noIi,i, ~ not indeed political II - a model or
statement and reservation. and OF both VITA a
dednIto object while the same time II VIII stand
rri,ir,i examination and Will be found dotted with
attractive incidental pr positions that. TO say the
east will not repel support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
Mr. H4TvEP MADE DISTRICrATTORNEr.

Washington. Sept. 1.-THE President to-day APP
pointed Daniel B. Hainer. OF Pennsylvania, United
States District-Attorncy for the Western Dis ret
of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Hainsr was formerly MEM
Der OF Congress
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MARRIED.
RArNRprDcE uorr Do

BAINBRrDGE- -ROOSEVELT-N sksnea,eles y.
Y. September -. 1897 by the Rev Frank y. Wescoit
Louise Dean. daughter o. the late Nicholas Litroes
Roosevelt. TO Ensign Arthur BaiubriigeIion. United
Sta'cs Navy.
FORo-WH PPIE-At Brooksd4. LAurens. otseso Coun-
", V Y. on THURSDAY September O. 1897. BY the Rev
L. L. Greene. Alice May Whipple youngest daughter
OF David Whipple, to Or. Merton Louis Ford, OF
Oneon;a, v. Y.
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FRENCH IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Paris Sept 1.-THE imports for the last eight
months have increased l2026,m0 francs. compared
vh the innDorts for the first eight OF 1885.
and The exports nave Increased 2O3,s2s.90 francs
during the hrst ciZh; month OF the present year.
compared with the same period OF ls%.
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cnNcEEN AHorr TIE BANK OF SPAN.

Madrid sept 1.-THE position ~ the tanA Oh
,:,,.r continue 10 concern rcmn.erriil circles
greatly owing 20 rs imm,E-" uc." circulation
Paris change has reached 4l.". Nc hig.t-i on
r.,,r! A. the bank has lent flr stat" l"''F '
u.s.tas r,payabic without interest. 10 ~: rs
ara.rs would become critical iu m" event OF we
I,rk mourning In.4.S or loans. In th" absence 'i
sufficient ruurlutces against current accounts an"
ga 70 lat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
nrNlALs ~ AzCAERAGA.

Madrid Sept H-Gercral AzcarrAgd. Premier
and Minister 81 Wav. denies that Tho cuban Insu:-
gents have captured san Andres and tonso.2cl oH
r. =, ,,,"r ~ rr.u IL also denies that General
Iuote has been compelled % retire on Marzari!o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
THE REVERSE OF DEMAGoGY
rom The Newark Advertiser.

From The NeWdTk AuNtItI"'''
A., ou 90 also an advocate OF public improve
ments He wants rapid transit. inter borough tun-
nes river bridges dock and haiDor Iilp
80 This e. NOT the talk of demagogue, seeking
Votes but the ca m and deliberate Judgment OF
hteSiv educated citizen thoroughly trained IN pupnc
anairs and imbued with patriotic zeal Tor inc IN
terests OF city and Nation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
p7.,,ops OF ST PAUL. CHANGES REVIVED

The report that Roswell Miller j. TO retire from
n. presidency OF the Chicago. Milwaukee and 81.
Paul Railroad was revived yesterday. II IS Sdlu
that Mr. Miller upon MS retirement VIII become
chairman NJ the Executive Board hls =.
l. ia viii no Effected AZ the annual meeting neNc
SATURDAY There are conflicting reports a. 20 W.
SiIl succeed Mr. Miller. but the geherany dGSep'et
"1iri,r * mar Edwin W Winter eN-presideht o.
The Northern Gcih'. will he selected
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Albert Daggett. Of Wash

ginning December to Albert Daggett. Of Wash
ington. Mr. Merritt had hoped to be able to have
Mr. Daggett begin his contract with the new De
signs for the cards but there has been much
delay in the preparation OF the plates and dies that
the old plates will have TO be used the frst OF
the cards turned out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15

,,..r the c,sir- = the Supplementary Transa;ant.c
Mails named above. aiitona supplementary mails are
,rs,ed N * the American. English. French
and Gf-,ar steamers. ard remain open until within
Ten Minutes 4 TIE hour = sailing II steamer
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CONFIRMING THE PEOPLES CONFIDENCE.
From The Times.

PoonIe have confidence in him. they know that he
has had experience, and they are wi Ing 10 truSr
~ NsvYork His letter will confirm their conf
dence They will see BY It's terms ina, tafy have
Mr. T,ow has strengthened himself ana Inc non
partisan movement by the deliveranceS or me Jet
ier and M nart OF II is more acceptable ana toi-
tfyns than his complete abjuration Of partisan
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STRAIGHTFORWARD AND POINTED


W.. h,s sar.raI st,tements concerning the duty
OF public officers serve the people above al else
the right OF the city 70 It's franchises ana u.s. IN
tening rapid and promoting school, ama r
a. cord and they will applaud his stfalshtlot-
~ ~, rdness and polntedness in making them
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MEDAL FOR 4 BPOOTLYV NAN.

,vs,ns'on' Sept IA medal OF honor has been
Be-, 70 James Webb. OF No. Isl Livingston-st..
Newvorrs formerly a private in Company +. 5th
q the 80 volunteers, for distinguished gallantry
@ SECOND battle OF Bull Run on August 81. 1862
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
THE EXCISE PARAGRAPH

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