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DIED.

ssas on rasy
Requiem sva ru %sis al i, s. oc oss' '''''"
HoGANAt seabrsh, y. j.. suddenly; October g. infant
son OF Jefferson ana Mary Parsons Hogan
Interment private.
vie j. Mrs. Hs"Tieiia seSsn. ,.'
Funeral services at the Cd homestead Troy HIS n III
al D. M Iucs1ay October H. ls's as , ~,,
from New-York.
HoY ,- Dayonns City. n j.. on Saturday October g.
Hsr.y S e 3. geDee & hi o es, M =
train from New-York.
a the , residence q her sister. Mrs. William Kemp
ioSer H. F' a, 10 as Il East Sa'' 7o IS O'CLOCK '''
Boston papers please copy
October c cha ns.n w'o" of
Funeral services on Tuesday October H. a, o'clock
adsre 70 e, ss West Il io as[ Dr.
Inerment In Troy.
Troy papers please copy.
Mich May G. daughter Of the late John c and Win
In-rmsnt in Greenwood Cemetery Tuesday. tp. ~
READ-sudhenly. Saturday, October 5, at the Murrsy
iii Hotel; New, York. Josephine I Read. widow 9;
p.h The late e.. Hon Stephen Asn; q Nsw-yoIs
On Tuesday morning october H. at o'clock
lnterment at O8kvood Cemetery, Troy. y. \.
Troy papers please copy.
SMETHVRST--At the Presbyterian Hospital October o.
Laura Malcolm daughter u the late william A. srnst-
hurst Of Philadelphia IN the 25,A year OF her age.
ln.erment at ST. Augustine. Fla.
Philadelphia Ledger and Record" please copy
TERHUNE-on Sunday. October o. Lorraine Marguerite.
wife Of Albert Tayson Terhune and daughter OF Or.
Louise F1ske BrysCn
Notice OF funeral hereafter
VAN CLEEF-At Jersey city. October s. 1898. Whitney
W. Van Cleef. aged II
Relatives and friends ~ the family invited 20 aenh
tie funeral services Tuesday evening. October H. at
73o o'clock, his residence No 2c3 Montgomery
Intermert n Norwich, Conn.
BURN-suddeuy. of her7orrhase. ~ renyer Cot;
on the c'h inst. the Rev. Philip Wssheurn, believe:
husband n Miriam Washburn and late rector Q;
ST. stephens Church Colorado Springs.
Woodlawn Cemetery.
Once. NJ. 20 =. 22d-st.
W1chlaWn cfa.Iln l2lh WarfI Narem Rnilroad.
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r G. STEVENS CASTS LOOSE FROM DEMoC-
PACY

warsaw. y. Y. oct. g >eciaD-To Frederick =.
Stevens Of Attca. y. Y. who Il president OF the
West End National Bank Of Washington, ID. -
lifelong Democrat. and n son Of n former con-
gresham Rober, ). Stevens. was rendered the
Democratic nominate ton for State Senator in me
XLVIth Dlstrl,t, against Senator l. II. Humphrey
He promptly declined the nomination in A vigorous
and terso letter. which the Democratic committee
I'D no, see 1T 20 publish. 1.-THE Western Ne"
Yorker" Of warsaw will in its next issue puoHsh
IL. His reasons FOR declining arc tho following;
Tho old principles and dogmas which 80 Ions
were held 10 hc Democratic and governed ne, pasa
for which our forefathcr fought al eacn elcSsto s
have been lost sight Of and discarded Sew iushS
and principles have been adopted TO which ca,li
MOI cors,Entiously subscribe n has been naiH
struggle 20 cut loose from the party whlch nur ,s
iired me and which always received the best elor.o
~ nv grandfathcr my father and myself up 10
this time OF the introduction OF the sliver ~
INTO the Democratic platform. the actlon OF ~
tic leaders In both the senate ah1 ~
Hons. lagt snring when war with foreign fo"rJp
eacncd Inevitable and immediate APPROPRIATIONS % %
- Gums - money absolutely necessary ~
49, -ie,',5o "oth the Army and the navy win Hpie,
nents OF war and ammEnlron s'ahnlns az -,
IA as obstructlonisis on the measure. II r.
ooorauc,ve 10 increased confidence In the prln,IpS
ga iAe,s which they party leaders VII "u
~nn 90" nsllevlng as Do. that every Gonar or oua
c"-rcncv should hc a equal value ara No,,h III
~, ou~ ARMY and Navy should BE- OF sii!, '.h
,,.,otb ~ upIold the honor ard dignity OF '.c
s,., -. force y recesserr. feel constrained -
.ru.'o IL ',o,e for Inc candidate Of party repre-
."o,.,in~ and defending such sentiments ana Pri"
Ciplts
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REINFORCEMENTS AT WALKER

FRIENDLY INDIANS MAINTAIN \ CLOSE WATCH
BEAR ISLANDERS ARRIVE
Walker MIMI Oct 9-When the troops
reached the agency they found that the friendly
Indians had maintained picket line covering
the whole line Of woods which surround the set
Element AS many as fifty Of the Indians have
done nickel duty. Now that the troops are on
the grounds these formal preparations Tor de-
fence will probably be abandoned, but there VIII
be Indian scouts out all the time, ready to bring
prompt warning Of anything that even looks
dangerous II is said by those who know them
that these Agency Indians would not hesitate to
XIII a hostile as quickly as would Il soidier'
Last night Mah-Ge-Gay- Bow. one OF the heau
men of the Bear Island Indians. arrived on me
Agency point with twenty-seven canoeloads OF
the Bear Islanders. comprising those or them
who are for peace.
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HERBERT PRAISES MkiNLEf.

c1rvEr.ANp's FORMER SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
r.Pno1.Ds THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION.
Washington. oct s-The tr!enn.1l reunion Oh inc
Alumni Association of the University OF inc Sou','
was celebrated last night by dinner al wiz"
sixty bishops. priests. deaconS ana 'ayile"
,rosort PishoD Dudley, chancellor. was toast
master. - 49,,
Hilary A. Herbert. Secretary OF the Navy IN 'iIe
cleveland Administration IN toast hlehly cur
glzed Mr. Mckinley saying he had made no mis-
takes as Commander-in-Chef ana Few mis;'H hs
IhnN urronr Discussing the camp management, ne
eSded that there never was company "''i'o"' ="
-. ND nnr q regiment Without grONIer.
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FINAL GAMES or THE ". ). A. Z.

nj ,.o,, ,Cest Side Athletic club held It's final
- ~ rho season Yesterday nt It's own
grounds on West Fifty-fourth-st. The cluD nan
ner went 10 James f. Donohue with forty-ohe
points John Donohuc was second YIN ,x sH,W
seven points and Nike Cresah 'il'iu' VIII" '"'"''
seven points The summaries;
seyentv-v.rd run-Won by John pon9hue .scratSn;
urCIoliana a fee second. James T. D'hohue = Ic'V'
sx bnndrel ward run--W0n hy Mike Sresan % yardis'
, ,nnciue tecratch) second; j. Douer go YARDS
One ,,i. run-Won by J. Muldoon % wards, H. Nseh
~ ",r ,u second. L. TIalen scratch, third Time
455. 80. -, , r,,,yIo, f33 seconds: 4
,, one -, sscouds second. J. McGTane go seconls
third. Tme-112. . ., a., ,ot t,.h,, with q H.
IN: l. Te,crson e'a Inches seconl WIN ~ 10"
nl,nd sh1t-Won by J. Herr 's,Iaci
vim ~ =, q, H.: H. Grief - ieef secohi Mi.nn
~ H. 5 in. and H. Aef'uooas"S '''' '''''
n. IN a., -. =, NcClou,7d n foon.
80 (, tohn Donohue and j. Jones q i1ot
.t, - Gov second place Gearing f.. > in
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THE LAFAYETTE uoyUMENT FUND.

a circular letter Endorsed by the Archbishop was
i'~a In a.! Of the Roman Catholic churches OF the
archdiocese OF New-York yesterday appealing TO
.'e children Of tho public and paroohia schools for
..hos 10 build monument to General Lafayette
vh1 MS deserted grave In Paris The project Is IN
ne hands OF the American Commissioners of the
opposition, who hope to have the monument com
He'ea m time for dedication on October 4, 1907 our
'.k me Paris Exposition. A. the suggestion OF the
AtchHishop. Wednesday. October j9, hos been set
aste as Lafayette Day" and will be celebrated
sh entertainments and patriotic recitations In the
,1tSnoos the receipts from which VIII be given 20
'ne Monument find
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY FONE~>'''
washinston Oct. 9.--Locai rains and thunasrs'o'',
have occurred In the state, OF me OIPe' 'N's'r =,
-, 49,, ,,usvs and thence t. the middle Rocky
Maintain region Rain has also fallen along the sou'n
Atlantic and East Gulf elsewhere fair weather mas
prevailed The temperature is unusually hish IN ''e
Middle and Lower Missouri valleys. ana IS somewhat o
low the FORMAL in the Sew-Eagiani ara A''''7
e.. .o-rn rhi.h IS yet shows but moderate
.,-rgth Contra, east Of Eey West from which stieh
vii nrohablv move rorthwsri attended by high north
ss > v.inss souih ~ Jacksonville Monday. Sou'h.as
gales are Indicated for Lake' Michigan supcroT a
pa,n,, roc.i rains and PROBABLY thu derstorHls WIZ
o.er IN m. states II the Middle Mississippi the Mode
ana Lover Missouri valley, and the western Ishe 'es'
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SErENTH ORDERED FROM h0NTAch.

opnrp nIspATc1IING 1T TO THE DEPARTMENT OF
THE r.AKEs-CAMP PRACTICALLY CLOSED.
washington. Oct 9-The following self-explana-
.o.,. Geographic orders were issued by the war
Department to-day: ,
i,s.,,,,,rlinc Genera. Camp Wikon. Montauk
IN 9ini't ong Island y v: 49, ,.,.,
Erection Secretary of War. the TN tnle1
ST., ~ Infantry is relieved from duty az tamP
Wiko0 and will proceed 70 the Department W., 81 ,,e
- taking station headquarters az ForI Ma.n't
LIN q. MANY companies as can pe coiniol t taua'
VII i,o a., az Forts Wayne and Grady Michigan
nJ ,ha remaining companies 10 be assisheu -
az" nv The handing general DepattmSHs
~ he Lakes 10 whom the reglInehtai .n
81 ,ii ~ rorort he telegraph prior 70 departure
Will F'Lot,,'', omoint OF officers baggage and
a. and regmental baggage ieit at sIIuuunS
80 ne regiment prior to the war VIII be iurhisl i
-, nou, STATIONS Arrange by comnlunica''ol W.
connanding general. Department Lakes rSs1,u
,,,". dotails movements. Quartefnias,er -
,,H Ne. vii furnish necessary tranSporthtion su 1
i-arcS Deuartmen suitable travel ratlons anu
Ndicol Department proper Provisions TOT III. Feioa
.',oti,cs aud attendants comma nnlnH o..Vol ~
rrepdrt departure and arrival to AdJu'ah'-"o"V'"
of the Army. . Major e:orcroi Miles
' II C. CORBIN. Adiu,ant-C'eneral
WITH the carrying into effect OF this order camp
U,l,oo' 20 all inteuts and purposes VIII nave
,,,ssed into history as military eneampment. Inc
,ror,,,re of the IN Infantry VIII leave at camp
X,.li,'n ouly n snall detachment OF enslheeEs, uh-
- comlnand Of Colonel Young
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OBTTU AIRY.
MRS. JOSEPHINE r. READ.

Mrs. Josephine r. Read WIDOW OF Arba Read
who was Mayor Of Troy n. Y, for two or three
terms in the early sixties. died. after few hours
illness at the Murray Hill Hotel on Saturday. Mrs
Read was the daughter Of the late stephen Alien
at one time we.l-known citizen of New-fork
After the death OF her husband. in 1864. she made
her home here. but has DEVOTED considerable time
place tomorrow In -. Thomas's Episcopal Church
and tho burial will be at Troy Mrs. Read leaves
thrae married daughters. Mrs. Frederick IIarbi-
show Mrs Edward Skidmore and MIS-. JOhn HarDi~
shnw and one son. Thomas u. Read.
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SENECA DEMOCRATIC NOuIyArTONs.

Syracuse y Y. oct. o.-The Seneca County DEM
ocratlc Convention was held in Romulus yesterday.
The following ticket nominated by accama-
ton: For Member Of Assembly. Or. NJ. G. Gould.
Of Seneca Falls: for County Clerk Patrick Savage.
Of Ovid: for Dlstrict-Attorney. G. q. TOWNSEND or
Covert; for Coroners DR.. G. H. Osborne, OF water
loo and Dr. 4. Brown, of Narick.
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MAIN OrrICE-i54 Nafsau-st.
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leave advertisement and subscriptions.
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BRITISH ANNEXING SOUTH SEA ISLANDS

THE DUFF. CHERRY AND MITRE AND OTHER
GROUPS PICKED UP IN TIE PACIFIC
Victoria. h. c., oct 9--The islands recently an
neXed by the British warship Goldhnch are said
10 be the Duff. Cherry and Mtre groups The
Mohawk planted the British flag on the Santa
Cruz Islands the reef islands and the Swallow
Group
ly Inhabited by copper-coored natives The y hole
OF the recent anneXatOns have been placed under
the control of c. NJ Woodford, the British resident
IN the Solomon group.
The island Of MOtuiti. or Kennedy Island. which
has appeared the charts since the t@grrirg 81
the century was searched for 81 vain by the
Mohawk. II is thought the island. Ike FsiCen h.
and, has sunk beneath the waves.
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THE REV. JOHN X. POWERS.

Laconia " H., oct. 9-The Rev. John r. Pow
ers formerly pastor OF ST. Josephs CdthoIc
Church in this city. died last night from nervous
uros,ration He was born In Chelsea, Mass, In
,c.n .,d WAS educated al St Cnarles's College in
baltimore Nd. He was ordained in 1879. Two
years ago he was forced 70. give up MS "oih III
nc CITY on account Of poor ncall0
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: command Of Malcr-GcnoraI Mis-,
II c. CORBIN. Adjutant-GeneraI
crvrp,L HOWARD SPEAKS ~ KINGSTON

Kingston. " Y Oct. (SpeciaD.-Generai o. o
Howard was the guest Of the Rev. H. w Sherwood
nastor OF the Wurts Street Baptist Church' mere
,o.dav He delivered an interesting address 10 men
- 10, church this afternoon He was greeted
III a. Chnutauoua salute. This evening he spoke
in the same church which was crowded b IN gvTry
KS iis smhiect was: Late Christian Experiences IN
the Army and Navy.
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pJyGREE ATTACKS SENATOR'S.

Cleveland, oct Ex-Governor Pngree OF Michigan
addressed big Republican meeting at CentraI
Armory last night. Its feature WAS an attack on
Senator Burrows and other Senator. VINO ne
charged. had given Federal positions 10 men VINO
voted against the Governors Taxation Dill.
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MORTIMER Il. M'FARLAND.

Mortimer B. Mcfarland. p well-known bicycle
writer of this city. died yesterday morning at his
home No. 210s Amsterdam-ave., from consump-
ton At the time OF bis death he was connected
With the stan OF The Evening Journal He was
a bout thirty years old The funeral will be held at
his home this afternoon at o'clock.
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LINE FROM PUGET SOUND TO SYDNEY.

oea',le. Wash. oct. 9.--It IS announced that n
s.sa"Shlp line VIII be established between Puget
w. unu ana Sydney " s. W. by way OF Honolulu
c. 60 hfSt steamer. the Garonne. will leave The
en-. anu IN December. Sire will be followed one month
IN 80 another vessel The line will he operated
connection with the Great Northern Railroad
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SIMON ELECTED SENATOR ~ OREGON
HE RECEIVED THE FULL REPUBLICAN VOTE
AFTER SEVERAL BALLOTS

Salem Ore, Oct s-Joseph Simon. Of Portland.
was elected United States Senator by the oregon
LEGISLATURE in Joint session. receiving the fun Re-
publican vote. The vote follows. Simon.
"a: Kincaid. %. Bennett q absent. !.
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URS RACHEL WATLET DEAD.

Mrs Rachel McAuley, secretary o. the Proies-
sional Woman League, died early this morning at
her home No 925 West Fifty-slXth-st Sne n n
been III FOR about eight months. She WAS INC
widow of "ISarrey" McAuley, the actor
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cipy,N H. 4. EORROUE RECOVERING.

con,,in Unllctt Alsop Horrowc. OF the housh
u,,o,. who came home to southampton Long
leland almost hopelcssly III from the S"h'i'so
r,nraign ana has since been recuperatng. mas 50
80, ,o,o,,J that he Is able 10 take short walks
id ~. n,c months VIII see his entire recovery lie
a. out arriving now every fine day. , -, ,,o,
',hnniain Uoderick Terry. who was taken III altei
his rsttrn from cuba. ID convalescent lie su'efeu
From, typhold fever.
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NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDTEs. ETC.


NoxnAy-A, 70 D. m for Costa Rca. Belize. Puerto
Srics and cuS,eas per steamer rom Nsw-oTeans
ara o. m for Barbados and Demerara, per 8 :. Ilono
al Il D. M Tor Jamaca steamer from Bai,mors
Sor G Hs2 Per r g MaSanss
at 80 p m or Newfogldl2nd per steamer from Tor n,
sydney at 10 P. m for Jamaica per steamer i'0"
wEE4psSSE TssBRAY 10 tr Porto RICO direct pc, -:
Panama q; p. IN. for cuba per 5. S f"catan' VIA
y .6 gsr ss99s" q" e5 Ss s' 3 e:
a 2x, for Or, J,@ eso S Rc 5sI@ "
FRIpAY-At p M Tor IA Plata countries direct per
sArtRb 6s 10 a NJ FOR Santos direct per So
BRUSH Prince 10 supplementary 10 30 a. m,
her : Athos deiters Costa Rica must be directed
per AthosD az 10 a. m ,sIpplementarS ,oSv oss va M.
Usvana also Campscne chiapas r'basco and Yucatan
svy3 lane 21 slft,s az p m fo SoriS Brazil
De Der ase''u Benedict at $50 p tor Newfoundara
Per ssSi @aein S per steamer North sydney
"f b steamer close at this once daily a, $50 p m
Mails Tor MSooni MS by e e i 10 R''s 50 ana Iae' Na
sor csba close a, this Office daily at a m Tor tor
xsTaips by 'ssm' Fla '' Ms far Mexico City
and unless specially addressed for d.spA,eh ey az m
Se.e q. s5y mail o closes at p M previous day
rRAHsPAcIFIc MAILS.
M: '' so M.T ssls DAILY sf up % os'ssr
Mails Tor Australia except West from
asysi az r.. l isy s
oS,ss,T rs rsr at $50 @n r ro@ San
ana h nsWx up 70 october IL. at $50 D. M mails sS'
China and Japan. per TACOMA s 40 N m Mail:
's ~. seeis,y Islands ship Guy OF papS, Is a.
l close here day NJ 70 cSuoss
s sn Malls Tor australia except hose ao' .G-
Has,rals which are for~srasa VI" Islands per IS
Nsr,nrs. iron Franeiscol close n q az m ecr
sos M 90 a. II a. ~, sna p,,ish
@ oprivsi at New York n : - rna'r na Jspan per
On a'. Mails for emma an" 1870
mails for - raran from Vancou'e). close ne''
80, ~ 10 october f3i a, ESQ p m calling daily
ociN W forwarded 10 port ot sa"'!k .aa,
Iranspsvt srhsiue Of closing Is arranged on we tRse
ana ~, ~, ~ th.Ir uninterrupted overland transit
sinpt'"nn III cos.s AZ q y. previous dag
isteFec Tia" cORSFrIt'S VAN CoTT tostinas'er'
a. >.w ycrk n y October I, lS's
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Gpecial Notices.
Tribune Terms TO Mail subscribers.

Daily, $40 year. s. pet month.
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Sunday Tribune 81 year. Weekly 81. Semi-weekly e..
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New England and Eastern New-York faiT warmer
light. variable winds.
For the District Of Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
Sev Jersey Delaware ana MaHlari TAR warmer "s"'
variable winds ,t ,,-..,..,
For w,st virginia. Western pennsy'vanla. Wss,ern
New York ana ONO. fair, warmer increasing ''se'''
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MARRIED..

rox-srERN--on Sunday. october 1898 by ire Kew
Raphsel Benjsmin. NJ. A, Lille stern 10 HAIRY F'~
,.,,,rp- rtxCu--In the Methodist Episcopal Church
AI I.p PARK on October g. ISIS. by the Rev samuel
sfuddford D D.. assisted by the hsv: 'eo,s g ,h
yttrbt d D. Edith MAJ. daughter OF MARY A. ana we
80 Cornelius 81 Finch. to Taulfren AhaNe H'i'e'
both Of Asbury PARK. y. j.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must oe IN
aors.d with fun name and address.
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Tribune once. oct. ~. a. n.-Ine weather sesirFdy
s fair aud mild The temperature ranged between 5s
"A "a dsgr.r, IN. average degrees) being -. degrees
lover than that OF Saturday and II degrees higher than
maj Of IN. corresponding day 81 last year
Ihs weather to day VIII he fair ana warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-10

William Aston Chanler has declined the proffered
nomination In the Vth District; Philip Wssg *
understood TO have been turned down In the
VIIIth as has Jacob Fritz in the XIVth while
Assemblyman Thomas Smith OF the XVIII. died
IN office Thomas J. Murray. Of the XNIst. IL TO
be Tammany candidate for the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-10

The best safeguard against serious consequences
from cold IS prompt doses Of Jaynes Expec'o'
rant.
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RrI,oious Nciires.


q pINON speaks today at ! ?. m. on Joo Ana
s Wi,s In Thirteenth street Presbyterian Church. near
6h-aye M Burke sings.
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REPUBLICAN, SENATE CONVENTIONS.
SENATORS FORD AND PAGE LIKELY TO BE
RENOMINATED.


The Republican Senate District conventions III
New-York County to nominate candidates Tor the
State Senate will be held this evening at the fol-
lowing places
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TI-FSDAY-At a. M FOR Europe. per $ $ Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse via Southampton ana bremen a..
WFDNESDAY-t a. m. supplementary a. M for
Europe per 81. LOUIS. VIA eollHh Hp.DI ~ a
for Ireland must be directed per ~ LOUIS }, az "
M Complementary 1880 a. nl) for Europe Pc, > >.
Majestic via Queenstown; al 1890 a M tor beIsieh,
direct. per z :. Southwark VIA Antwerp Net'S'S "0'
be directed "per Southwark J. ,, ,,.,u
SATIRDAY-At n. m. for France. switzeflanG, i'sy,
enain Portugal Turkey Egypt and British lnda, pc.
La Champagne, Via Havre detters FOR oiner paris ..
Europe must re directed per Ia ChampaGne ,, az
a m, f0r Netherlands direct, per 5. $ Statendain, VIC
Rotterdam ettes must be directed per stalehlam :,
M m Tor Italy per =. Alier. VIA Naples urtte.s
must be directed per Aer'D: a. 10 a M 'suppeihe.ss
ary II 30 A. M Tor Europe per s. = 'aInpahia VIC
Queenstown. 1890 n. for Europe, per = $ hnln
land We Southampton 0eters must Dc dltecle1 per
rhyriand'1 a II a for Norway direct. per .
Thngyalla let,ors BE- directed per ThinsVaNa j.
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REV THOMAS DIXON. JR.. FOR ROOSEVELT
--ro Rev Thomra bison jr, preached YESTERDAY
in the Grurd opera llouse on 'olohel ho''eNcIt
.an1,l,c, for Governor lie declared that Ie wouia
,, H., Tho ColorC and urged his hearers 4" 90 So
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DIED.

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llh fH!' 49, ~ Read josephine X.
lhli, ~ 'a"''' smethurs,. Laura NJ.
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L,ndon. charlotte T.
- - ,,u,., oc,oher : 1898. 2:io p. M
chsrie. Meredith Puy IN bis ION ysa es,aence No
r-,,n.rai ser, .es VIII be held az nls 20 y, 10 a m
- ". 40 on Monday october ~ a., psnn
,,,.-rent In woodlands Cemetery. FhiiAoe'pn'~'
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,,,o- the closing OF The supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above. additional supplemTnaTy mas ss
nened on the piers II the American Engllsh, Fren,n
end Gstmln steamers and remain open unu Wlthih
zen Minutes Of the hour Of sailing N STEAMER
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MEMORIAL INDOWS


fchoui he read DAILY b. all interested as oranges "'
occur timed - 100, IL,
ending october ID. lsJs VIII
close ,nron,v in all cases. the General P3so:ce as
follows Parcels Post Mails close one houF carrier "A