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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
NnnLNITEn FOR CONGRLNN.

Ishpeminr Mich. sept. S-cdrl sheldon was noh-
mated by The Republicans Tor Congress IN the Kiln
District By q v1te OF ~ t. - The STEPHENSON non
~, ,rrccularitles in choosing the chairman Of inc
Nrst convention. The matter may 90 20 the courts
Lynchburg. Va Sept s-The WIN DISTRICT Re
publican Convention yesterday nominated 6 a.
Hcrmans % MONTGOMERY. Tor COMPRESS her YVES
q loit m. bolfors an being coorcd and they MONT
mated Daniel Butler, oolored. Of Lynchpurg
Norfolk. Va. Sept, s-The Bowdeu- Burroughs
faction Of the Republican party ne, In convention
here Yesterday and nominated W :. Holland or
Isle OF Wight County. TO represent the ia District
IL r6r Wisc-Caraoy faction Will mold a convention
Mt Hampton September = ana nominate 'A'''-
date.
Chippewa Falls. WIS. Sept s.-The Xth District
democratic Congress Convention has nominated J..
r. Matthews OF Menom!nee.
snpleton Wis. Sept s-The Democrats Of Tho
With Congress District Yesterday nominate"
Philip Sheridan. Of Green Bay. for Congress
Red Wing. MINI Sept s-Thc TIA District Re-
publ,cans have renornlnated Congressman joel r
HeatwOe by acclafnati ton.
Fond du Lac. WIS. Sept. s.-Frank G. Stewart
has been nominated for Congress by tho vim
IJetrict Democratic Congress Convention.
Wau.au. Wis Sept s.--wcbb NJ. Ruselcs. o.
Ashland. has been nominated FOR Congress by
inc Democrats OF rhe 1%th Congress DISTRICT.
BATAVIA " Y. Sept. s.-Jar1c- W. Wadsworth
was to-day nominated FOR the nth consecutive
term IN Congress by tho Republicans OF the XNAth
District.
Mount Pleasant. Mich, sept. s.-rhe union Demo
cratic Silver ard Popust conventions for nominal
ing n Congressman for tho Xfth District noni-
mated DR. A. w. Nichols. Populist. OF GrcenVHc'
Houston, Tex. Sept Ar. Il, Haw!ey congress-
man from the Xth District, the only Republican
from Texar was ronomina,ed by the convention
held at Columbus,
Toledo, Ohio Sep, s.-Tne Republicans of the
YIIIth District at Fostora, have nominated lr. H.
7 Wenner OF THIN, for Congress,
La Crosse Wis, Sept s.-John r Dohertyi OF
Ia Crosse has been nominated by the With DIS
trict Democratic Convention
Pueblo Col. Sept. h-B Clark Wheeler has been
nominated for Congress ny the lid District Silver
Republican Convention,
Richmond, Sept. s.-The Republicans of this the
IIId district split In their effort TO nominate
candidate for Congress at Hanover Courthouse yes
,erday Two conventions were held The anti
machine men named Otis II. Russell ex post Ter
and ex-Collector OF Internal Revenue al Richmond
and the administration men named Il. r. Weisigef
postmaster Of Manchester.
The Republicans OF the WITH District In their
meeting ut Chase City. also split one faction NOM
mating Thomas l.. Jones negro. and the other
Il 7. Thorp. Of Neske1he1S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
THE SITUATION IN THIS CITY.
TALK AMONG THE POLITICIANS REGARDING THE
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON AND AZ
RANY-MR ATTERBURY AHD



Republican politicians in this city yesterday
were Interested in reports from Washington ana
Albany which dealt with the hght OF Governor
Black :or denomination Congressman Lcmuei L.
Quigg president Of the Republican County com
MUG. had gone to Washington where he had
talked 20 newspaper men about the situation I'D
his State. He had declared that OF the 81 votes
IN the Republican STATE Convention at Saratoga
more than 40 would be cast for Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt, for Governor, and that Governor BECK
could coun: on receiving only ABOUT ~ votes
mainly, those OF State officials As Mr.. Quigg had
gone to Washington direct rom senator r'I','
his utterances TO The effect mat Colonel Roosevelt
wax sure Of receiving the Republican nomination
n, Governor were regarded by the local poAtI-
clans as OF particular significance
Edward Lauterbach. the former president OF The
Republican County Committee. had gone to Albany
20 consult with Governor Black ana he had oeeh
ovserious as 10 the object OF his visit The local
T,,,,lican nolitlcians said that he was one OF the
"a, Members OF the machine who had been led 10
sunnnri Governor Black IN his fight for renomina,
suPpC,ci,, hecalise OF their hostility 10 Colonel
Pooseyet Mr. Leuterbach was extremely btler
acoinst everybody connected with Mayor strong
i,oiy fstra ton and when the nomination OF Colo
nei Rooscvelt was first talked Of weeks ago ne
W 80 groind that Colonel Rooseyets record az
a Police Commissioner IN THIS cit{ W0uid aIiena,e
from G a lhf me Hebrew vote Mr. Lauterbach had
been too friendly 10 Governor BacK because e NE
s"yne Mis- which MI Lautorbach had prepared for
the Legislature pn' ms y"y ~ The friends 81
e' 15iork and give aid and counsel 20 them.
scyeal local Republican leaders SAID last eye1 hs
,. 10 heeu decrea sing rapidly OF late and that
Sts' onnosition 20 Colonel Roosevelts nomination
did not count for much. 800, -. .,.o .oo-,od
Sanotor Piatt said yesterday That there seemed
~ he no particular change ~ the situation, 6ut ne
Was not ready 20 maize any pubic os , a,--n %
&c own ATTITUDE He continues 10 receive daIiy re
nnr.s which show that the sentiment ror me noihi
nation OF Colonel Roosevelt extends 10 all paris o.
the State ,,.or =, Tho Renubl,can
=, Iscnss,ng the political situation; II am pcrIect-
~ sat,saed IN my mind thht Lh@utef", a,
a,rnr ~ oodrurT doc. not want 10 sthhd as cdui-
date for renornination and he VIII o1 NY 40 30 ~
oase ne thinks the local organization deInhhns ~
'hs n matter OF fact. Mr.. Atterbury ana MS pr
sonoI friends are working enersetical!y % inuuue
H. woodruff - declare himself out OF inc Iuco.
~ ia said that Mr. Atterhury Is anxious 20 sccu,s
seMd dnlcgafon from KINKS County for RooseVe'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
OLYMPIA SOLD AND UNSOLD'
A NEW RUMoR OF IT'S DISPOSAL PROMPTLY
DENIED BY EVERYBODY


Rumor again sold Olympia yesterday. This time
II was to IAN investor from the South" who was
said 10 be about to lease the property 10 "A. H.
Chamberlyn who says he wants 10 acquire ana
run I: for Il syndicate Of English capitalists and
music-hall owners. Nobody but MI. Cnamoeriyh
knows who these capitalists and .lusic-hail owners
are. Tho story told yesterday was that the SOUTH
ern capitalist mad bought for $1,000 the place on
which Hammerste.n says he spent N1WVD ana
was 20 lease It to Mr. Chamberlyn and the capital-
lists in his train for ten years at Slcl'VN year
They were TO redecorate and resid everything
IN sight and restore the former glogles o. the eS-
adjustment
officials Of the New-York Life Insurance COM
pauy which had large first mortgage on olympia
and bought the place IN when Mr.. Hammersteln So'
into financial difficulties, said positively yesterday
that the music hall had not been sod or leased 10
anybody They minated also that anybody VINO
wanted buy or lease the place must show that he
has extremely strong financial backing before any
serious negotiations We've opened with him. Henry
J. Hume the broker. through whose agency the
property was said 20 have been acquired by the
capitalist from ;he sunny South. would not say
whether or It had been sold or leased. but hint
Ell that anybody who his responsibility
wanted to say that he CMr Hnme) had figured in -
large transaction might DO so.
Mr.. Chamberyn. WHOM seen las, night ~ the Inn
perial Hotel asked II the transfer % the prop
erty had taken place He replied that II had not.
but that the conditions and terms submitted by tho
New-York Life insurance Company We're before his
syndicate and regarded favoraby.
Il see no reason why the transfer should not take
When asked about the operation Of Olympia. If 1t
should be acquired and If any part Of II would be
based ne said. 1T is altogether 100 early 20 dis
crss that feature am the heed Of the syndicate
and shall he president Of the Board oi Directors.
The syndicate is made Up Of American and not
English capitalists cannot tell you more at this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
WELLINGTON AGAIN CHATRNAN.
STATE COMMITTEE-MUsT KEEP OUT OF
BALTIMORE POLITICS.

Baltimore, Sept (specaD.-United States Sem
atcr Wellington. who year ago was forced IN re-
sign the Craftsmanship Of the Republican state
Committee because Of his defeat at the state Con-
vention to-day reinstated. State Senator Nor
man T. Scott resigned the Craftsmanship so that
Senator wellington could take the lead and assume
actvc direction Of the Congressional campaign,
which will be lively IN several districts.
Mr. Weington's election was by a rising vote;
but II not unanimous. two Southern Maryland
members voting against him. II was Wellington
attempt To control absolutely the party in Balti,
more CITY az well in the state, that caused
MS overthrow Under the compromise between the
city and the State leaders. through which he was
again placed N the Craftsmanship. he IL not 10 IN
i-rforc u any way with the monaEement or the
party I'm Baltimore city. In his speech 81 accept
anco Senator WELLINGTON who one OF the few
r. publican Senator who opposed the war. SAID
that the party now faced new issues and was ready
IN MOI hon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
PENNSrUANIA REPrBLICiN LEAGUE.

PitIsnurs Sept S-The Republican state LeaXuc
adjourned noon to-day. after electing the fol
lowing officers: President. Archibald H. Mackrell
piffsatlrg. vico-prDsidcnts j. Hampton Moore
Philadelphia. Edward Anderson. jefferson; John D.
I.ittcu Allegheny: y u. culver. Lycomng; John
z Virgins Philadelphia. T. f. Robothan. Lacka-
wanna. Henry Z.mmery. Erie. recording secretary.
George j. ilcveliyn. Luzcrne: corresponding secfe-
iary. John e. Henry. Allegheny.
Resolutions were adopted indorsing tho Admins
tration II President Mckinley. whose saSaclty, m
fegrity craftsmanship and untiring perscVeranc"
have brought 30 = successful close the war with
Spain. with So small loss Of life and treasure
Greetings were sent the noble and brave men
Of tho Army and Navy. with assurances that tntlr
a.lant conduct will he a grateful remern france.
The time and place for holding the next conVen-
,ion were referred to the Executive Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
opOOHE COUNTY REPUBLICANS,

Binghamton, ", Y, Sept A-James T. no 's.,,
- n,nated for the Assembly by tho Republi-
w.. ~ the list District OF Broeme County this
n,orn,ns defeating the present incumbent, O. T.
Fniief on I1 az District Assembiyman Il. L. Vincent
peegates to the State Convention were elected as
follows; pouroaa Commissioner g. W. Dunn,
C,eorae D. Green, j. T. Rogers W o wafIor' III
VI F. psipict-Oeorge y. Curtiss. A. W; BaGk,
DnS,sy T. Mersereau. Charles g. br'1us E D. III
derIied and ]. p. Clarke ,-.r,o,,rc tho dele
IL The lid District motion !nstructins INC oe'e
gates Roosevelt was Which allowed the dis
trct c"snssnton the delegates Were % qefeesSs
Addison. r. 70 the Goyornarship stusaou-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
SOCflL INCIDENTS At NEWPORT

Newport. r L. Sept. (SpHcidD With the end OF
the Horse Show social affairs become NOR quiet
again To-day the principal entertainments were
iu honor OF Mr. and Mrs George Vanderbilt. who
have been kept pretty busy this week since heir
arrival This afternoon Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
gave for them one ~ her popular picrics at OAK
land tho Vanderbilt farm in Portsmouth. About
seventy-Hve guests were present. many going out
IN prlvate carriages and others being driven out
In coaches bv Alfred q Vanderbilt. Harry Payne
To-nicht Tispenard stewart gave dinner in their
honor -.
other dinners were given by Mrs. J. De Forest
paniolson Mrs Thomas Hitchcock, jr, and f. l.
Wirfhr1r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO DAYS FORE asst.
Washington. Sept. sAn extensive area Of high press
r has developed % the north IL Montana. and north
ery winds from have caused decided fall IN
temperature In the northern Rocky Mountain region the
Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys. Rapid city re
ports fall OF degrees IN - hours Huron 49, S Paul
10 showers have occurred the South Atlantic states
Temperatures below the normal throughout the coun
az Mpuutan except formal temper
lures on the England Increasing cloudin'ss
he expected ia the upper LAX reg on
a7l Upper ssisspp Valley. showers IN the East Guf
States and generally fair weather elsewhere The TEN
perntre viii fall IN the Ohio and Middle Mississippi. val
les, and the region ana cool weather Will
prevail Mississippi. Valley FOR az least two
o. three daNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
MRS. CHRISTINA MULLER.

Mrs Christina Muller wife OF ex-Congressinen
Nlcholas Muller, died al her home. In Clinton-aVe
New Brighton. Richmond Borough. about midnight
on Wednesday. after an illness OF only two days
sne vas ffty-eight years old. Mr.. Muller's death
vas entirely unexpected and has caused great soT-
TOW among her friends ant relatives. Arrange
meIts Tor the funeral have not yet been completed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
Morran.s Steam Carpet CIeaI

ts,ou,, b. read DAILY by all Interested ehansss
r,r.sO mat. fo the S' week ending september TO- isea
will close Gompty N all cases. a. 's me a, ,sss
co ing ,lne shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
s3 ury f Esyp and ps ds
per la chsinpasae via ,'a ar i chsmpasDeS
A. sao m To- Europe per E,ru,ia wis, via ea..n.
p"yIasS Gt'7 4a ,SE Esypt and
des at s Rca% d.sss sa.s
Gr,, at mus. S t sr tray per
A's "a, iva n Tor scotland direct per d;y
Ahsf y; via Glasgow ierers be directed per
city Of Home
closing Of r. SRDPSniny %s. .1
.nsd on he pier. Of the American English French
mo Mr5 m"1 Of Sr hour Of sailing o, steamer
uAus FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.
r,,n.vA,,a H. for Newfoundland. per .. = Corean
IRON PGadePh at 10 s tSs Ne~tSTndsn S, per
SS ,sS Sgse% s.s B.m 70 M S.2
&s'"e en- .SSs
aH cnI,a@ssns and ie B's yer a hs As ne;
Ho!ste At II a. A. FOR t. ,Hat via ia 1rs per
a. $50 p m Tor Ne~'ounaisnd. per s'esmef from
Ns & ., ss sSs. AZ X a's ana
;or MausGn ~ ra aa tS at sso ~ Mails Tor Mexico
CIV overland unless specially addressed for dispatch
h ',smer close al this Office daily at $50 a, M ana
p:so n m sIegisered mail closes at D. M previous
day rRANspAcIFic MAILS
Mails for Australia except Wet Islands Ass''I psr
MSWers rcm vaneouver Close i here e, da!S .i m
Ms ss ssa 'G FTse. ssS" seq
ssse' rs,ana s0 .. san
an M Mails for Australia except those TOT wess
Australia which are tor% sssn Islands, per Ala
lane from Zen Francisco close here daiiy up % sep,
temSsT az s0 New YORK Of Erura with British mAi's
io mails are forwarded "a port o. sAiinx es
and the schedule Of closing Is arsansen Sn
tstered mail closes az p m PrsyiSSns, . &a{
's'e' $780, CORNELrpS VAN SOTN CSytmSSsN
ros,oo,cs New-yosk. D. T.. September = 0sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
Ell NJ. GOODMAN.

Ell ID Goodman died on Tuesday morning at the
mount Sinai Hospital from tho effects of an opera
ZION performed for appendicitis Mr., Goodman was
an importer OF tailors trimmings NO. $50 OnuFch-
~ ana was thirty nine years old. lIe was mem
per OF True Craftsman Lodge No 65l r, and A. NJ,
Se'ig one OF that organizations past masters Nj
goodman leaves wife The funeral was held YES
dercay morning AT 10 O'Clock at hts late home, NO
~ West One-hundred -snd-seyenteenth-st. The
burial was al Cypress Hills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
FIRST SENATE DISTRICT CONVENTION.

Committees representing the Republican organ-
cations Of Richmond and Suffolk counties met at
the Aston House yesterday and agreed 70 have the
Republican Convention OF The Ist Senate District ~
?. on October = At rompkinsyile. staten Isl
and. State senator Richard HIe5e OF Babylon.
Long Island, declines renominatic1 and II is *
pecied that the Republicans Will nominate Assem-
hlyman CARL Burr. n Commac Suffolk county.
TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
NOUTN TIED FOP tSSF URI1NFN

Ordensburs. y Y. Sept so. C. Plat Of Lisbon
was to-day nominated ~ he Democrats - the
Ist Assembly District for Member ~ Assembly
John Hannah. Dennis Lucey. Of Oed"usburg. and
George Parker II GOuveru"ur. were chosen dele
gates 10 the State Convention
Utica. y Y. Sept s.-Iohn Williams was rcnom-
mated FOR tho Assembly ny tho Republicans NJ the
la Assembly District yesterday.
Corning. y y Sept Tho Prohinitionists ~
Yates County have nominated Frank u Viele. 81
Jerusalem. for member Of Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
DISAPPEARANCE or PoprLis7S.

Little Rock Ark. Sept. s-Cnoflcial returns
show that the Populist party has become almost
extinct H. Arkansas. It appears that they have
lost Nevada White Cleveland and Polk counties.
heretofore considered their stroneholds. and have
elected but member Of the LEGISLATURE. that
member being elected in Clchurne County.
ABOUT ID1NW votes were cast In the state, OF
which the Republicans pOlleG about 5000 and the
Populist- and prohi oitionists perhaps 1900 Cow
ernnr Lnnes ran far hehlnd the DemOcratc ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
VIZ. SCO7T STTLL ~ THE cry.
HE FEELS Sure HIS FIRM WILL. GET THE
CONTRACT FOR \ BATTLE-sHIP AND
THREE TORPEDO BOATS

Irving VI. Scott Of the Union Iron Works Of San
Francisco. Is still a. the Holland House His
brother. Henry r Scott also connected with the
shipbudng firm. Is with him.
Mr. Scott. who supervised the building Of the
Oregon. talked little concerning the future plans
Of the company with which Ne Is connected. espe-
Ciaily those which interest the general public.
we will undoubtedly build Of the battle
ships which the Government proposes 10 build.
Mr.. Scott said IT is u he 4 lGknOt ship. We
win also build three torpedo boat destroyers.
The contracts. feel sure, will come TO US. becaus"
the lowest bidders My brother Will start
directly for San Francisco to supervise tho begin
ming Of the work"
Mr. Scott who has Just returned from trip
abroad. visited during his absence Great Britain.
France Germany and Russia He said that IN
every country In the Old World our Navy was now
regarded with respect and admiration.
Every Power in Europe is anXlOusly awaiting
our decision in regard 70 the Philippines MI
Scott added. All fearful that We will not
retain them and that struggle for them is likely
T. ensue Spain being inca pa bio OF holding them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO DAY.

For New England and Eastern New York. fair, con
tuu,l low temperature: southwest . south winds
For the District u Columbia. eastern Pennsylvania
New jersey Delaware and Maryland, fair. followed by
Increasing cloudness; continued low temperature. east
.~lN winds.
FOR West Virginia. Western New York. Western Penn
svl,ania and Ohio followed by increasing cloud
ness and % lakes probably showers low t-mp.ra-
tuf,. light variable winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
ROOSEVELT THE WINNER, SAYS OF lE'-
HE PREDICTS THAT THE COLONEL WILL HAVE
OVER EIGHT HUNDRED VOTES IN THE
STATE CONVENTION.

Washington. Sept. s-Representative Quigg, o.
York. spent some time with the Presiden, TO-
dav incidentally touching political conditions IN
Nnv,-York state Mr. QuCg said aftcTwaTd mat
fhero was no fur hcr doubt as 20 the nomnaiiou ~
Tn.odove Roosevelt the Republican candidate
fnr Governor or the 97l votes in the convention
Colonel Roosevelt would haV" over eight hundTei
Nr Ouigg said Under the ci.cums Instances W
1iiqr ala not believe that the forces Of Governoi
Rlack would make serious heht in the convention,
huf Il the issue was drawn. he said that BACK
strength would be about a nundred No''S 'ds'
mainly by state officials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
PROPERTY or BOrRGoGyE VICTIM.

Washington. Sept. s-The Consul-G"neral m Lon
don has reported 70 the state Department that he
has received a letter from the Receiver Of Wrecks.
aying that the body ~ Alfred r Jacobs. an Ameri-
can citizen. OF the victims y the wreck Of la
BourgoEue. picked up by the British steamer
IoudOnlan. and that h. holds certain property
found IN the body and desires an inquiry 10 0e
made I'm order TO ascertain II there are legal heirs
living In fho United Stntes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
MARRIED.

INSTRUMENTATION On "Wednesday. September
ar St Peters Episcopal church. Freehold \ J.
b,, tho Rev W r. Wright \, Robinson knight. NJ. d..
- Austin Tex. and Amelia l.. Nredsnourgh OF FREE
hold y. j.
IAFARGE- HOOPER A. Cambridge Mass sep'rii'sr
Nsbe Hooper daughter OF Edward w. Hooper "'
Cambridge -.
v.crEAN- GILl.ETT ON "Wednesday evening, the TN
Inst at wiibrahan. Mass n me Metaeilst
Memorial Church, by the Rev, pr, William X ,NtN,
hall Fanny s. daughter q Professor End MIS- Joseph
4 Giilet % New-York u James o M"'i-ah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09

MURRAY Edward Gordon Fnch-Hatton was
twelfth Earl OF Winchesea and seventh Earl OF
Nottingham and OF distinguished. lineage.
Ne was born March 90, 1851. He was con OF inc
ninth Earl and succeeded his half brother in 1881
ne vas educated n Eton and at Ballol Colese
ne was member OF Parliament for south LIN
fnolhshire 1884 So and for Lincolnshire. lsS5 81
ne owned about " 800 acres Of land and had Lon
~" mouse In Bedford Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
DEMOCRATIC DfirGlTrS cHoSFy.

Kingston. Y Y. Sept S-At tho Democratic LIT
Assembly District Convention to-day Charles VI
Preston Henry Beck and Charles y cox were
chosen delegates 10 the state Convention AMI
MAYOR W. " ilrinni~r W1F selected as tho dele
gate ~ the TIA Judicial Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION

IN this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure Indicated by The Trbunes self
recodine Tho dotted lire shows the temporal
tlre AS recorded Perry Pharmacy
Tribune Cfice. sept. .. n-The weather yesterday
was fair and The temperature ranged between 10
mud II degrees the ss degress being va de-
rrees lower than that "Wednesday and 81 degrees
lower than lint corresponding day ~ last year
The weather In the vicinity - day Will continue rair
and DOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
crATE REPEKLICAN CLLBS.

sore,oes ~ Y. Sept s-1he Republican CLUBS OF
~ s,o,e Of New-York will meet at Congress nan
t!c Ssntemher IA and 10 for reorga nzation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
DrLlWlRE'S PROHIBITION CANDIDATES.

Dover Del. Sept. s-The Prohibition State Con-
von,l0n mot here to-day and made the following
nominations.
f-,- ,.ony-.4s- l. So BROSIUS. ~ Wilmington.
sfo,a Trensurer-TOUN HUTTON. u Dover.
STATE Auditor Or GEORGE ". JAMES. ~ ''ore'
town
Samuel Dickey ~ the National Prohibition Com
rrlt.oe addressed tho convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
MP cHAuBERL4N GOES TO BOSTON

Joseph Chamberlain the English Colonial Score
tary. who arrived In this country on Wednesday.
Ieft the Albemarle Hotel at $3.50 O'Clock yesterda!
morning for Boston whore he Is going to visit MS
,rise's FAMILY Mr. Chamberlain expects to see
Srest deal OF this country on this trip and VIII
probably 60 West before he returns TO England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
OBiTU AIRY
EARL OF WINCHELSEA

London. Sept. s.-rhe Earl Of Winchelsea died at
his country seat. Haverholme Priory. sleafoTd
Lincolnshire. on Tuesday.
He was one OF the Peers whom Ernes; Ierah
Hooey the bankrupt company promoter. said he
had paid money to in order TO induce him 10 serve
a director of one OF Hooley's companies. The
Earl never knew Of the accusations. as he was ~
when they were made. HIS counsel, however nIeo
disclaimer IN his behalf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
Mr.. AND uRS. HENRY SIEGEL HOME.

yir and Mrs Henry Siegel have just returned
from an extended trip In Europe on the steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse