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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
DIED..

ApRA A P9ushksepse ~ on Monday ssSsS 1s
o. John E. and Mary H. Adrance. in the 18th year OF
wednesia, afternoon. October 10. at 2:So o'clock
Of heart disease Ernesne ingalls, wife Of Herbert r.
6 eept G H. a 10 M west OF
Bto2nDGooD.on SUNDAY evening" October TO- William
sryes WI a be- ses at his late redenc. No.
80, 81 West Sth St. Wednesday at o'clock.
cAMrBElL. 4 cIIEsoN-At her residence. No. ~ South
/? 1871 Ms sarah Agnes widow Of David campbell
and daughter of the late William and Mary Acheson.
Notice n funeral hereafter
TRANSPORTATION Friday. October g. at his residence,
Wakefield r. l.. Augustus NJ Cunningham. formerly Of
5rookAn and son Of the late John :. Cunningham.
Washington papers please copy.
mdSnIt An RSsmopd I'M sns Island on Monday
:, the late lean Elmsie, in his pa year.
Inernen. private
r Mossf cr fswlr 4 The "a q rs
Day, October IL. at $50 O'Clock.
HE En-, Mamsroneck. October II. Hannah NJ:
Short held residence Wednesday October H. at
Carriages depot meet SOC from, New York
McpSnouss ST. RrooEyn. at 80 Thnrsiay. october T.
LLdY S Monday moggnns October II.
Funeai services viii he held in Il Jamess Methodist
%.
at =. m. Wednesday. October -.
Iniermer AZ CEDAR Lawn Cemetery. Paterson " j.. ~
convenience ct family.
HOt GIL ron At the residence 81 her daughter, MIA
Joseph l. Potter. No ~ West sith St. Monday Oc-
toher II. caharine beloved wife of Edwin Houghton.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited attend the
funeral services Wednesday. October Is 3 m.
Tnterment at convenience Of FAMILY.
ri rCHINSON A Washington. Conn. Monday. October
H. John Wyman Hutchinson. eldest son II the late
John H. Hutchinson.
Funeral viii be hold his late residence No.
6s3 81 Marks Brooklyn. on Thursday October IA.
Y.
KiNG-on Tuesday October r. Mary P. wife q
narles King
Funeral services residence SO East 6lstst
Friday morning at II O'Clock.
Irf@rnent private
Kindly omit flowers
Newburg papers please
LEAvENs- Suddenly Sunday October 10. 1891. Farnot
| b.. willow Of Addison Leayen~. 81 Mobile Ala.
Services A. East Both Thursday 18th inst. 1880
&
| Mobile papers please copy
LEET-octob ~ 1897. Winsor T<s'. infant Of d.
r.. and Ada W Ieet -
Funeral Thursday. october IL. AZ II A. Rackweifs
| Island.
PETI.-On H. 1891 in 9s' year of her age
ana daughter II Nicholas Gouverneur RutgerA
Funeral late residence No - East 18th ST. %
tober 49, A. ~ O'Clock.
FOOR-On Monday evening october H. 1897. al the resI
Of his law. Dr. IA,han Dennis No. 80 Ce,-
| trl- ave. Newark y. j, Rev. Daniel W. Poor D. u.
aged ~ years
Funeral services at High Presbyterian Church.
Newark 80 THURSDAY. October II. at p m.
| sTORER At Brunswick. y j.. N Monday Octo
her H. 's,I. Dsvid Abeel Storer his 5Jth year.
Tie funeral viii be held at christ Church, NV
brunswick, Thursday, October u. At II a. n.
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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

Parcels
closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
EaSg "a, @ u ga aS,ms:n . Fl:
for Ireland be directed per ST. T>ouis) ct a.
Ts l%s 10 o' EaSPf Rsa a.
rect, pei Fresland; via Antwerp dstters must be
rHuRsDAY~At a. m. for Europe. per- 'F. Bis:
a. M Tor Netherlands direct per Ans,erdan, via
AMSTERDAM detters must be directed per Amstsr-
$50 f.. Ts4 .p: :v.:.ss
Italy spain F9,iGsa, Turkey asyr! ana brfnsn
fo 0ai rr%"e s' svserlsna Italy SPAIN portugal
y ESyp' iHd r r oe ' p Rss ., ruop. ):
directed per Ia Bretasnep: at a N: ,or Neither
be directed Dsr MassdAg at at m tor
i"n' p y, 10 M for scotland dre per- E,hops
via Glasgow detters must be directed per Ethiopian;
must M 81 be d ii '1e >% psr Hsa " '- ''
PRINTED MATER. ETC.Germsn steamers sailing On
A ss rn4 n M2s s for S 6se ps: s
o. Europe American and White star as. s;samers on
@ Sn s na e @ ali cosnr Sn ss %s
they are advertised to carry mail
After the closing Of the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails NAMED a62ae sfa 10 supplementary mails
French End German steamers s ana remain uas
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES. ETC.
WEDNESDAY-A a. m. for La Plata countries direct
Sgr . rar r a r. 'IT s.r P c, countries
Concha via Havana; at 23o p. m. for Port Antonio.
THuRspAY-At 1870 a. m for 'iudad Bolivar. Trinidad
and Tobago. per curacao: at II a. tsupple-
Venezuela deters FOR Colombia. via Curacao must
@enaTy p 1 for st. r5cmas St. droh A. I ssDs
and Winawart Islands per : Fontabelle
.r from rG mss Va at Rdr, S5 NoSs
a. for SSsS Rf d ssd & per
MiaasIon per onye,ie, rom sostcn "D >" .''
sATtEpAY se a. m 9 for ToI BIaz per Mozart
countries must be directed per MOzart); at es0
for Il Plata 'S sappemen rT 1880 s 1 y e;
Fortune Is%ns Ja ma o. sa nan n and Pc.
Aa) 10 m r ,supP s,, 1io,y 1922 M for
rarbagena per Alps at ioso a. Tor Csmpechs
Chaps Tabasso and Ylsaan per - YSca,an as.
MiqSeon per steamer from IN North RI , Sidney
siesmer close this office daily at $50 p M Malls
ONCE sy aa S $50 1nd thence Ry %
close at this Office daily at e. m f2r forwardnG y
steamers fla Ian Letter mails Tor Mexico CITY
unless specially addre'sed do d,npatcn steamer c'ors
s shs this gfre mali Si closes
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.
,, -, china Japan and Hawaii per s. 8. China
Mails ls or San Frsnceo close here daily up octo
Der $3.50 1 N r Mas fSr om the s ssS''y y. s'
ands per n.s here daily to October % at 80 P.
Hawai- S.,n a psr up to ooSsr q 1% $40 M
Mis- for china and Japan Especially addressed only.
E F. SScysm % 9aR'a s3 M Mali. Aus:
raia Except those for West aus'ras, ~h!en are
Samoan Sr%lnf slsn. AIs%sda iron San rans,.oS,
daily up oS to On ssar "a q, At X Of
s and S% With h. British mails for Australia,
Transpscc mails are 70 per, on S
ara me their nnnterrupt-d tResiA
mail soSxEfs wax co Sry po.m..
postorice New-York. n y october s. 1891.
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.EAvSiS RJSHOP on THE POPES HEALTH

wichita Kan oct lo.-Bishop }. D. ieni'Ss'S'
,ta &C., ,rb, led tho recent American pilgrim
,.. ., pons has returned. He spent considerable
,,,e "a, tie Vatican. and enjoyed exceptional OPP
nortunities for learning tho exact state oil 'h'
pote'. health. Bishop Hennessey said: 1 see no
.bnnro I'm Ills Holiness since my last Visit. -FOUR
~ ,bvoiH,i health f. good his eye IL bright, his
mind is clear. his Judgment excellent and hrs
MGR. .ry extraordinary.
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THE HOTTEST OCTOBER 70 on RECORD.

According 10 the authorities OF the Weather
Bureau yesterday the hottest October u on
record At might OF Monday the mercury
stood al 81 degrees and 1t did not move until the sun
came ont for a short time in the morning Then II
went ~ TO 90 degrees. Humidity registered s. de-
grecs The torrent OF rain that fell FOR the space or
Ave minutes at noon seemed to he food 70 those
caught I'm It, hut il amounted 10 only one-quarter
OF an inch The came down from the
north. 1t IL expected that to-day will he fair and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
GALVESTON OVER IT'S FRIGHT.

Galveston Tex. oct. l2-Tho situation seems
much brighter to-day There are no new cases, ana
all rcnorted cases are recovering. Two have been
DISCHARGED leaving only five. Local experts stu
deny that the disease is yellow fever. The nndlng
of four cases in Houston and one IN ban alltorho
confirms the impression that. whatever the disease
il +. harmless and prevails pretty wen over IN"
state The passenger and freight service between
hero and Houston has been resumed and there Is
no doubt that business will be restored to almost
nnrmal conditons in twenly -f0ur hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
4 LECTURE BY THE BONE-SET7ER.

Aupustus Pitou has arranged with Mr. Atkinson
The English bone-setter. to give an hdS""''"
lecture at the Grand Opera House on Ihurs"ay
,,,ernoon of next week. from to p m. when ne
II, .roat n number of poor patients who are
cripp'es or persons who have been recen ~. arc,,
orias 81 these Illustrated lectures at the GRAND
opera House devoiing NE proceeds 10 innu ,or
~ founding OF an institute In this CITY Whce
w, can he treated under his direction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
THE TITLE OF DOCTOR MISAPPLIED

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: VIII you kindly say on behalf OF myself
.pd family that the title OF Doctor. so often pre-
dyed 10 the name OF the plaintiff In the Shrady
l,,,orce suit is misappied This fact may serve
Va sufficiently distinctive designation for such
a. oiobt otherwise confuse my name with that
~ IN. particular party In question 49,
The niaintin in the suit Is simply my cousin Dut
IN IN no other way associated with him IN the
. an han through the unfortunate similarity OF
cas- .""" GEORGE f. SHRADY. NJ. d;
nam's ras, Sixtv-sixth-st ~ Y, october ", 1897
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THE DISEASE APPEARS IN HOUSTON.

houston Tex. l2-1he city woke up this morning
10 find itself in quarantine, with the declaration OF
State Health officer Swearingen. based on the state
mont Of Or. Guteras that four cases Of yellow
fever existed here. The public schools not
opened and this fact Great ted some alarm Few
trains left town. and all were well hlled The cases
have been promptly isolated The city health Of
ncer to-day carefully investigated several cases
called to his attention by physicians, but he de-
clnrel all of them dengue
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coNnREss OF AUTHORS AND ARTISTS.

Nashville Tenn OCT. l9.-Thcr" was large az
tendance n, ,o-day's eession Of the Congress or
Authors and Artists at the Tennessee 'en'e"'n'''
-xros,,,on Tho Rev Dr. Robert A. Young pre-
s,ta " NJ r. French president Of the Chicago
Ar, Institute; Mrs Elizabeth Gilmore OF New
orleans and Miss Sarah Il. Elliott read papers
and poems were read by Mrs. Mars~r,i r. sansster'
OF New York Mrs Grace Dune boy''"i anu ''
William I. Vlschor. OF chicago.
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GENERAL GRiND CHAPTER ~ SESSION.

baltimore oct THE opening exercises OF the
,hlri,eh trionnla aud also the centennial concANe
OF the Genera! Grand Chapter OF Royal Arrh MaSohs
%, tho United states were held this morning AT the
,en,nla I'm North Charl.s-st The morning session
WAS taken up with addresses o. welcome. responses
and tho reports OF officers. The SESSIONS VIII con-
fiute until FRIDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
TIE MtYORiLTY I7TATION
WHERE Lows STRENGTH LIES.
From Tho Wilkesbarre Record

From Tho Wilkos barre Record
The platform Of the citizens Union on which
Low stands. and the platform Of IN" republican
Marty on which General Tracy stands are Identical
i'm every essential particular General Tracy wound
mako ilst as cOmpotent. nor est and nrm a Mayor
n. MIR Low but TIE batter can command the sup
p1rf Of reform clements necessary 20 success whicn
are beyond IN, r.nch Of General Tracy and when
come, 10 Low solely because he Is not "a partisan
ft.,p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
MARRIED.

,,.,,o., rnc.R-on Tuesday. October IL. Al Trinity
", 1880 newark y T. by the Rev George ". mrs
H. 7, and the Louis s. Osborne charles ~
an,,mon and Alrians Meeker. daughter OF the ia'e
Jonathan Edgar . az ,so-
MORSE StrTTON-in New YORK City OctoYe a.,
hy he Rev Edward Hunting Rudd. Miss June D. ou'-
ION 10 Mr. Bennett W. Morse
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y q ROLSTON IWPROVING.

y q Rolston. president OF the Farmers Loan
ond Trus, Company is gradually recovering from
-, ,ro,o of naralysis which he sustained last
tne ~ For some time ne has been able 10 drive
VIII WI! hor The weather has been propitious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
Ncw-York. Oct. II. 1891.

So to enable Il to publish lie after 80 ahou Seth
Low Yours FOR better government. ,.,.,,
' J. -. CHASSEACp
Ncw-York Oct II. 1891.
III you see II I'm The sun 1t isn't SO has long
been the correct expression II you saw any
thing in The Sun" about anybody It dlslked'
or had a grudge against. or wished TO injure. you
might he perfectly sure that II was either ahso-
lu,ely false or so distorted M 10 give the effect
OF falsehood Its lies about The Tribune ana us
Editor have been numbcrless. and ingenious IN
their cowardy malice. few months ago IL
forged and published pretended dispatch from
Mr. Reid when he was known IL be on the
ocean. so that exposure was Impossible. Then II
forged pretended interviews with him, "hen IL
krey q was safe against his denying them be-
cause his lips were officially scaled. II invented
the most crotcsque lies about his relations 10
his official chief and never had inc grace 10
withdraw them even when that gentleman nim-
self. explicitly denounced them "a without a
ehadow Of foundation. and falls" and malicious.
II YOU soc 1t in The Sun II isn't So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
REPORTS TO SURGEON GENERAL WYMAN.

Washington. Oct 2-Surgeon-Ciencral Wymans
bulletin on the yellow fever situation tonight
shows that new cases have occurred to-day AZ the
following places: At Mobile. 3: At Biloxi. Y: at Ed
wards. TO- and at Clinton, Miss l. AT Mcli"nry.
Miss, the total number OF cases to-day has been
.l.ADn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
4 HUDSON WOMAN 100 YEARS OLD.

Hudson y. Y. oct. 12.-Mrs Sarah RowIey. or
this city celebrated the one-hundredth anniversary
OF her birth this afternoon. and society turned
ont I'm large numbers offer her congratulations.
Mrs Rowcy Is still vigorous in mind and body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13

1,ibun. ONCE oct. IL. =. m-The weather yesterday
was cloudy and considerable rain fe' '"e "r
w -, 40 and - degrees the average '7os de-
ro, heinu ~ degrees higher than that of mohday aia
iii degrees higher that on the corresponding ga!
Lastly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
A BORROWED MOUNT.

From The Detroit Free Press.
All the candidates for Mayor or Greater New
York ride a wheel regularly except General ITary:
who has only temporary mount on the flttt
.lnlin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
RISINEss. not POLITICS.
From The Watertown Times

From The Watertovn Times
Mr. Low stands for the idea that municipal
corporatior = business corporation, IN when AL
cifll.ns are Stockholders. who ar" to choos"
president and Board of Directors To administer
ib,ir corporntion affairs. and that no NOR" thal
I'm other corporations should any other question
hc considered than TO what man Tor preSl-
d.rt and what men for directors Will best admin
istrr those gffairs gain IN" closest economy
and inc greatest profit In comfort ana shieiy
for the stockholders. As TINS ncid mas p'th lel'
n,irrlv 10 him bv the action Of all other organiz1,
lions IA the opponents OF this idea are dlVlded ana
the ,,dhercnts Of this idea all united on MN ne
n,l,ht 10 stand - very good show OF being elected.
such a result would certainly nav" soou eueCu
an n,lnicual government everywhere as turth'r
atom In cstI blishing this business principle IN lhr
conduct OF the business OF municipa corpord'lo"S'
WHERE \ COLLISION WOULD DO GOOD.
From The =: Louis Post Dispatch
II platt's machine and IN" Tamnlany mtcnlne
.ond have A head-on collision. and smash each
-, nor into nnumera Bile fragments, II would pc very
,n,,ch tn The welfare of Greater New YORK
TRACY's HUMILIATING ROLE.
From The Syracuse Post.
II j. , humilIating role in which so an!e ana so
U,nuhlicar A General Tracy mas MIN
solf lie IL kent in tn" field 10 deteat a man WIZ
sas hoor asked bv more than one hundred thousand
i,a ,rs 81 New York to be their candidate he Is
onnos.d nv many Of the best Republicans OF the
civ so that his candidacy does NOT stand TOT a
,,,j,ed marry He was nominated. not as me Tree
"hoicc ~ the Republican masses nut at the &c
,t"r ~ The machine. Ills election Is Altogether
hIe and II defeated. he will not even nave
The satisfaction Of knowing that he Was sacrmce"
i'm a worthy cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
MARRIED.

sMIrH-sOMERS- Poughkeepsie y. Y. on Monday,
October II. 1897 by the Rev; FLOYD W Tomkns IT, Ok
Providence, l., Bertha Dunham daughter OF rred.
erick D. somers. Of Poughkeepsie n. Y. to walter
Cole Smith. OF Bellows Falls. VI
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY,

For Maine New Hampshire and Vermont probably
fair Wednesday with south Westerly winds
Fer Massachusetts, Rhode Island and connecticut fair
and slightly cool r: westerly winds.
New Eastern Pennsy lVania. New
re and Delaware fair: slightly cooler In the Interior
westerly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13

"Tickllng in the throat" and the consequent
Cough can he almost Immediately ai'aseu "''''
Dr ID Jayne's Expectorant -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
MORE poPtLIsT FoRGERTEs.

To the Editor ~ The Tribune.
Sir: There is being published In this Territory
by Populisi papers ana In oth'r ways VI" 'o''""
ing credited or charged 10 The Tribune;
"Thoso brutal creatures striking workingmcnl
can understand other reasoning than that OF
force and enough or u 10 %" rcil'H"'''" ""'"h-
them for generations.
would thank you inform me II the above Is
''''''' 'N''" MYRON II. MCORD.
Office OF the Governor Phoenix. Arz. oct b. lN''.
lIt is Of course forgery pure and simple
ANY one having the least knowledg" 81 In"
Tribune knows that such editorial utterances,
IN tia columns are absolutely impossible"
ponulist papers however. have been for years
prolifc in similar gross forg"rics about The Trih-
une or It's Editor. These have been exposed
again and again. but the Fopulist papers Keep
on nrinting them iust the same. and there may
no n fav nv-gobhng readers with mouths VIA"
,o,,b onen ia swallow them without choking.
During the last campaign one % their favorite
forgcrios was a pretended speech attributed To
the Editor Of The Tribune. at the Press 'luh IN
this city declaring the press "f Ne"-h"rh "
ba without exception. Venal, dishonest, ana III
the grasp Of monopolists Another one attributed
evtraordinary clee to Tho Tribune In hearing or
Como loss of life among workmcn growing out
~ q strike: and the extract when 'oNerh"f
NcCori now sends. seems 10 u" merely a ne"
variation on that old forgery. We Observe thh'
several Of our neighbors have n similar expo
r,ence and have just been regulating equally
rocs pooulist forcercs Can it he that these
",rio,ds Of the people maintain a regular
huroau Of forgery in the interest Of their party I?
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Ia.
ZACH
3O.jJ
300

this a continuous white line SHOWS tne
chanres in pressure indicated BY The Trinunes SELF
The dotted lines sho" t"s "'n-
n.ra,ure AS recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
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ReIiuious Notices.

EVANGELIST r. c. PEARSON breaches every Gay q
=, a m and o. m. Hanson Place Baptist ChurcA
Hanson Place near Fulton St. Brooklyn Come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13

The first performance Of "Cumhorland. 81" will
be given. has already been announced. al tn"
Fourteenth Street Theatre Monday evening. II
is said that the play contains some startling scenic
and mechanical effects. The sale OF seats wi he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13

The Banda Rosa consisting Of sixty musicians
and It's leader. Eugeno Sorrentno. arc expected
TO arrive on the Ems to-day. The band Will he
received by delegations from several Italian SO
cieiies and orchestra of It's compatriois VIII
welcome 1t and play In its honor at the pier ~
Uobokan The first concert Of the Banda Rosa
viii take place Friday at the Metropolitan Opera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
u,v SECRETARY HERBERT AND THE CRAMPS

,ro tho Editor Of Tho Tribune"
Sir. I noticed by to-day's Tribune that "N-Secr'-
,orv uerbert Is seeking - job to defend me TOW
arnmcr, against the Cramp shpbuildnG hrIn Tor
a,maccs on account Of delays. etc. caused ny ac-
,,on OF the Navy Department
This would be a queer case. when IN" lawyer
,,, for IN. defendant was the cause Of thr
DELAY principally through his lncapacy 20 IN 80
80 cd an oiIire ms that Of Secretary OF the NAVY
cH"., Inv IN a Republican firm OF shipbuilders
a. a., nsiriotic city and state and his narrow views
rc st t.smanship In handling 80 eAtelslV' dust
oI - as ihaf ~ building up tho new Navy. with
.!cractcr'' views of crossroads country LAWYER
,rrrn Alabama BY his action, or want OF actlon
itoaa routracfors were hampered and delayed III
~, work 10 such an extent that befor" fnlr ana
~, ,'ar,iI tribunal there will be accorded them
substantial damages ., ,.o,nh ,,r.r
~" thought to emulate another. though larger.
,,i,nn,o.rotic Secretary of the Navy OF the hrst
tlcvcIand Administration. who ruined me Roach
arm Herbcrt's effort was 10 tramnlei py ihaSt"h
IL, ia DELAY any and all contractors VINO dld busi-
ness with his Department J'hN " ih''"N''
Washington. oct. :. lsN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
NOTES or THE STAGE.

"Jane Eyre" will be given a, popular prices this
evening at the Irving Place Theatre. and will In
troduce Eduard Posansky. from the ResidenZ The
atrc Berlin. in the part of Lord Rochester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
MORE REASONS THAN THAT.

To the Editor q, Tho Tribune
Str. no,ice that your esteemed noghhor has
,,i,hdra wn rs banner ~ You II in Tho sun its
40 80 10 enable Il ~ publish lie after 80 about Seth
Low Yours FOR better government ...,.,,
''' j. b. CfIASSEACp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13

fshoult be read DAILY by all Interested. changes may
at any tmel
the week ending October f6. 1897 viii
close promptly in all cases) General Postoffics
Parcels Post Male close hour earlier than
shown below.
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pIATr.s REsOTTED oBsTINACY.
IN
, rho MINNEAPOLIS Times.

From Tho Mlnn'hVOIIH TINI'H'
,r. oi.ctton NJ George would mean a tremendous
v,ctory for free silver and practically Tor every
hing demanded by the Chicago platform II su a,
LII resri, should come through the hesotted OBJ
stinacy Of Plat and his followers. IN the name OF
organized Rcpublicanism, they VIII nave a., dc
mi In settle with their party. which VIII De
ughiened by no plying consequences. only one
Republican be- elected Ills nain Is 1 st g.. So
For nothing can be more certain '''" ' ~
Low will not Withdraw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
THE GREAT PRIN'IPLE AT STAhh'


From The Detroit Tribune
one thing is apparent. that the election OF Setn
ou would give the idea of independent popui9,
action in municipal affairs an impulse .nat w1" Of
movement is going on in more than dozen ci..s
and the triumph Of the principle IN the Ereai ie
H"wyora would doubtless reegate the OLD parties
~ The rear i'm municipal politics, at least, ior !.
suficient length OF time TO permit o, tnVpot% n
,rini ~ m. value Of the principle Never pttoIs
IN The history Of our politics have the eye; o,
~ mhoia co;,ntry been so intensely focused on
me ,e,,ors ~ a single city. The result Will be
t rme ..t however the election may 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
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