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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-29
INCIDENTS AZ NEWPORT.

Newport r. L. AUG. Is (SpeciaD.-Early this
morning the gunboat Nickshurg sailed for Mon
,auk Point carrying to the Regulars AZ Camp
WikoH large quantities Of provisions. received In
response 20 the appeal sent cat last week ON
hoard were Commodore and Mrs Kau,z. the latter.
with Ms Howard Waiter having been mainly
Instrumental IN fur,her.ng the project and small
rartv from among the contributors The distribu-
ton was made under their persona supervision
and the NicksburS returned here. arriving at =
o'clock this evening About Il O'Clock ;he steam
Yacht Nourmahal left the harhor on similar mis-
sion conveying supplies valued 5000, con
iributed 10y Mrs. Ogden Mills and Mrs. Victor
Sorchar She had board her owner. Colonel
John jacob Aslor and "a small party. which in
oludcd Lieutenant Woodbury. Kane. Winthrop
Rutherfurd and Others. who went down 10 secure
q detail of Rough Riders from Camp WkoT 10
act a. escor, at the funeral Of Lieutenan; William
Tiffany tomorrow. Al a late hour tonight she
had returned bui was momeatarily expected.
Governor Dyer has ordered out the Newpor; Artil-
lery Company. he Oldest chartered military or
sanzation in the country, 70 attend the funeral
leers stationed At For, Adams. has of red Com
lany /. Of that resimeni IS an escort II i eN-
Iec;ed tina; Colonel Theodore Roosevelt OF the
Tough Riders may come 10 Newport 10 attend the
This afternoon Frederick II. Allen and Stuyve-
SAINT Leroy returned from Montauk chartered
{e s, 'nsts WIN mem a"o h2ugm iafrs se,,
Stevens and Benjamin Crownnsheld They ar
llNfG AZ MOntdQk on fFHaN on the transport
Catania. but were unable TO secure the necessary
medical examination until early this morning.
Upon arrival here they driven direct 10 the
homes Of friends They able to walk and
seemed in faiI condition. though emeciated and
weak IN spite Of their appearance. they are said
he in vastly better condition than most Of their
fellows d Camp Wikoh
The dynamite cruiser Nesuvius and the auxiliary
cruiser Prairie arrived here to-day
Tonight there were the usual large number OF
dinner parties at the Casino which have becoms
n fsa'gTe Of the sunday,nighi concerts there
Rryce. George Won l.. Never. Mrs. George Hon
man. Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer. Mrs Frederick II
Allen Mrs. William =. TTavers Mrs. Arthur r
Kemp and Mrs. Elisha Dyer jr.
A. GOOseberTy Island Mrs g r de Forest gave
q luncheon. and Commodore +. 7. Gerry had his
steam Yacht the Electra. brilliantly Illuminated
tonight. having a small dinner party board
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YACHTING.
THE zETES WINS TWO PRIZES IN TIE
HUDSON RIVER CLUB RACES

me annual race OF the Hudson River Yacht Club
was sailed Yesterday over the regular club course
iahosome prizes wer" awarded 10 the winners in
"ach or the five classes. and In addition a special
prize was awarded 10 the boat making the fastest
Tim" over the long courso. This latter prize a
ioVInS-cup, was won by the Xetcs. which also won
Inc prize IN her regular class. The course was
triangular, having for outer marks anchored stake
boats on Fort Lee and Gutenberg the starting
ana finishing line being between the flagstaff
the clubhouse pier and an anchored dory flying the
club nag The larger yachts sailed around this
course three times. total distance OF twcnty-one
nautical miles. and the smaller boats made the
circuit twice. fourteen nautical miles
The wind was light and iuky from the south-bv
east Against the strong ebb tide many OF tae
boats were unable 10 cross the line inside OF the
time limit
The Ze,es captured both the prize in her class
and the special cup for the shortest elapsed time
over the twenty -one-n mile course.
Nm. N
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QTtRtNTiNE AGAINST PLAGUE.

STRENUOUS EFFORTS TO KEEP YELLOW FEVER
FROM CROSSING THE RIO GRANDE.
Laredo. Tex. Aug 2s.-Accordng to Mexican re-
ports twpnty-six yellow fever suspects held by
the quarantine guard AT Eagle Pass Tex. They
came from points in the infected districts OF Mexico
and will be held A sufficient time TO establish their
freedom from coptagion.
AdVcos from Tampico say the yellow fever situa-
ton is unchanged Foreigners do not TO suffer
severely from the fever and only four five dea this
have occurred among them. Up to date there have
been eigthy-two dealt from this disease the first
having occurred July p. According to reports
this Is not a had record.
The quarantine at this point Laredo IL very rig
ldlv enforced against disease In Mexico.
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4 sUCCESsFUL EXPOSITION.
SOUND FINANCIAL SHOWING OF THE TRANS.
MISSISSIPPI EXPOSITION


Omaha. Neb.. Aug 2.-The success OF the Trans-
Mississippi Exposition is meeting the highest e.
pectations OF stockholders and managers The TO-
tai attendance last week was ll5.so or over twelve
thousand increase over the week previous the
managers have reduced the price OF admission 10
p cents for Sundays anu also for Monday ana
Thursday evenings. Secretary Wakefield has issued
vouchers for the redemption OF more than ne-half
OF the warrants issued TO the Exposition creditors
In June. This Is good proof that the finances are
on safe basis. When the warrants were issued
Secretary Wakefield assured the contractors ana
others who were asked TO carry them that the
process Of redemption would be- begun on Septen,-
berbcr l. OF the Ss.is9 % Issued $685. Is was re-
deemed almost three weeks before the time had ex.
pired. The balance. amounting TO Sl6 l?S i5 will -
called In early In September.
Thursday IL designated as Kansas Day. Excur.
sion trains will bring In large parties from the
Sunfower State on Friday there will be a grand
carnival Of masqueraders I'm the lagoon court. ON
Saturday the excursion of the National Editorial
Association will arrive. nearly i've hundred strons
Saturday Is also designated burlington nowO
Day. Several conventions are billed for the week.
as follows: August 81. National Convention OF Bo-
hemian Turner's; September 2 National Convention
OF Dental Faculties.
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NAVAL OFFICERS At A DANCE.
TO \ BRILLIANT AFFAIR At TIE
HOTEL. CASTLETON.

HOTEL CASTLETON.
\ dance WAS given at the Hotel castleton s..
George. Staten Island. on Saturday evening In
honor of the officers OF Admiral Sampson's fleet
and The presence OF many OF them In uniform
served 10 make the affair a brilliant one. Commo-
dorc Philip and captain Evans were both az the
hotel and spent some time in the ballroom, but
did not take part in the dancing The ballroom
was decorated with red. white and blue electric
lamps and profusion OF flags and bunting. Fully
two hundred present. including the wives and
daughters Of many Of the naval officers who are at
the hotel many Of the younger Staten Island So
cicty set. and visitors from Manhattan.
Among those present were Commodore Philip.
Captain Rooley II. Evans. L. s s. Iowa: Mrs.
Evans and Miss Evans cadet Franck T. Evans,
L. : = Massachusetts. captain H. {. Taylor. l. 5.
: Indiana: Mrs Taylor and Roger Taylor Captain
Francis j. fIigsrson, l. :. =. Massachusetts. and
Mrs Higgnson: Captain Charles l.. Cotton. aux-
larry cruiser Harvard; Captain 4. y. Wood. United
States Marines. Of the Massachusetts. and Mrs
Wood: Lieutenant Charles {. Marsh. l.. 5. :. New
l.. s : Indiana and Mrs chaplin. Lieutenant
Thorpe. l. :. ; Marines. and Paymaster Wilson
auxiliary cruiser Yale; Surgeon j. II. Dixon. L. S
: Massachusetts: Lieutenant VI. Mills, l. 5. A.
Assistant Engineer Alfred w. Kinds L =. 8
Texas. Ensign A. r. kalhach. /. 5. ;. Brooklyn.
and Mrs. kalhach; Ensign w r. Gherardi. L S. s.
Indiana Lieutenant 4 = Hodsso Ejrn and Maya Naval
Johnson and Ravley. % the Massachusetts, and
Chase Of the Indiana.
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j. Aas1 ni : e isos Fransn = Brow"
Funern services at hi, residence. Tuesday. sos
inst. at O'Clock N.
widow u william + olson
Funeral services No. - wes' I7h-s' on Tuesday I"
II o'clock
DuRYEA-on the 27'h inst Garrit, smith Duryes
Relatives and friends also memlers Of the nS,ne ., a.,
tend the funeral sersce. at tie Methodist tpiscopsi
HUMPHREY Entered into ros sunday morning AIss :s
y Gertrude. beloved daughter - Thomas ana Mas
Funeral The residence q her parents No s
West 5i'is,. on Tuesday. August - a, p m.
KERR-on Friday August 60 Chaurcey Frederic Kerr.
Funeral his resid-nce No Cos shave.
II a. m, Monday. August q
Please omit flowers.
LTDLuM-on sunday. August >. william H. I.adum. y
Relatives ana friends are invited e attend hi iSp.Ts "
B iS Tuesla n' 4ass., 49, at p m
MAsTERS-At Kineo Ne. Friday Angus, 20 iss.
Fanny Howell. wieo~ 4 the Rev Francis H. Master"
Funeral serslc-e Al the Presbyterian churcs pose.
In~rHent private.
MckEERlm Ausu.t q on board the S,sn,po5, c..
a . Ssf : r. a. s Z f1Io Sea and "a
st'FENCK-N Far Rock1way. Long Island. August II.
Alien schencA. q NeN-YorS ci'y aged 81 years
Funeral private
Tits sadaenl1 At r.nsr,. y ). Ausus, % ns..n O..
daughter q the late samuel AMI sarah Aislaide TITUS
Fun,ral services late residence Ienary y j, al
ll:D a. IN. MonLay August "a
WARREN suddenly hs residence. Mount Ida TRY.
August = ISIS. Nathan Bouon Warren IN the stth
of his
Funeral services the church Holy Gross Troy.
y y Wednesday. August 81 a; ~ o'clock
YorNG -sudden:y a, his homo Milwood, y Y, sus-
1s:.s Asa " Young axed II
Relatives fendr invited attend the funeral
Friends Meeting House chappaqus. y Y On wedns-
day. August 81. al o.
Carriages VIII tram leaving Grand Central Dspse
II IS a.
La NJ Cem
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TO ENTERTAIN THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY

Cincinnati. Aug. 2s.-The Women's Auxiliary Or
ganization which holds It's National meeting In
this city while the Grand Army OF the Republic en-
carnpment. SEPTEMBER : 10 10. Is in progress will
be especially ent rtaned by the women Of Cincin-
natl \ womans citizens committee OF fifty promi-
nent CLUB and society women with Miss Annie
Laws chairman. is making the ARA ngeinents
The Woman's Citizens Committee will entertain
all visiting women, without respect 10 organization
at grand reception. All downtown churches with
be transformed Into places OF reception for women
and women members OF each congrega ton will be
In attendance 1t each.
The water 10 be furnished at oil stations will be
sterzed at the City Hospital to prevent the water
sickness prevalent among some visitors to cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-29

The Seawanhaka knockabout Punkah. built for
George TIotier and recently purchased by e. i.
Worthing,on. Of Irvington-on-I iudson. was stolen
last Monday from IT. moorings of the NcwYork
Yacht Clubs station 1t Ardsioy. \ liberal reward
was offered fcr the boats recovery. and prompt
investigation was madc along the river. bIi no
news Of her was obtained.
Whir Il number 81 small cfaft have been stolen
a, Intervals along the Hudson River this is the
first time that large n craft has been taken. The
Punkah H. tweniy-onc feet on the watcr-lne and
bout thrtythre feet over all She Is rugged with
a pole mass; and the So ia set flying from the stem
head In model she Is modification Tin Keel
with the modern spoon bow and overhangng stern
q nd has a metal centrcbosrd that folds MP under
the cabin floor When last seen the hull was paint
cd white
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WCiRREN SEES WLiJGHLIN.
TIE rNITY RULE MAY NoT EE ENFoR' ED IN
TIE STATE CONVENTION. AND THE BROOK
IYN DELEGATION MAY SILT.


LYN DELEGATION MAY SILT.
Senator p H. McCarren. OF Brooklyn. wh" Is
practically In charge OF the New-Nork state cam
paign now vent down Long Island yesterday TO
visit HUGH Mclaughlin az Jamesport There was
little going on In Democratic circles all day l. Is
understood iaat NJ M-Carrcn went TO jaime sport
for the purpose of consulting with Mr. M1Augh!n
anoui tie attitude the Brooklyn Democrats ar" To-
take in tho state Conv-ntoon u Is understood that
the unit rule will not be- enforced and T. IN" vet
cram brooklyn leader does relax and loosen me
rcius 20 this extent. II seems probable mar hi"'"-
lvr vii send e divided lelrgatloon
There &. considerable undcrcuffent ~ tho boom io'
oN-,iotcruor Flower and the s"Hilm'nt Tor MS
rrriuaiiono seems 10 grow Elliot banforih L. IN
the uncnNiahe plight. SO many politicians regard u.
~ %, ing IN. leading caUdidat, iu campaign wh"T~
n seems 20 Pc prohahl" that dark nofs" Will j."
nominated Az OF thc IIin are clingng 10
Daurorth hut 10 H. not believed that r. hard croker
VIII com" 80 his support l. II believed thai Nj
croker might 90 with Flower = Tar Tanintif
mas named no candidate and viii not until NJ
croker returns and assumes thr r'ns one" mor".
~ soon a- ~. has ..okcl owe: %" held and made
MS selection then Tamman, viii enter ~" contest
and thr sirugg" Nil begin iu earnest
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Mr.. AND MRS LA CASSIE IA BOURGOGNE Sur
VIvORs SAIL ON THE LOST LINERS
SISTER SHIP

Plainhe,d y j.. Aug : (SpeciaD Mr. and Mrs.
Adrian {. La Casse. Of Craig Place, this city. who
ar survivors % La Bourgoene the latter being the
only woman 20 escape death by the wrerkine Of ne
snip. sailed again Yesterday for France. whittier
they bound when La BourgoEne ran INTO the
Cromartyshire. sixty miles of Sable Island Though
Nj and Mrs. La Cassc both declared after they
were landed al Halifax that they would never again
take an ocean voyage their Of the sea grad
Naly wore Of after their return home. and they
took passage on the French liner La GascOfne. Il
SISTER ship OF the that sunk I'm the collision
Several friends endcavored In vain to persuade Mr.
and Mrs La Casse 70 SAL by some other line They
60 10 visit Mr.. la Cases parents in Paris.
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The annual regatta OF the Huntington Yacht CuD
was sailed on Saturday afternoon over the inside
club course. The wind fresh out of the north
east and gave some Of the boats all they wanted.
The class FOR cabin cats 2, and under 30 feet
and that for twenty -fvc-iooi cabin cats were the
only ones that nlled The thirty -fOottr XII. from
the Inoian liarbOr Yacht Club. ana the Wanda. IN
tho twenty -Hvc-fOoi class. had things pretty much
tb.!r own way Winning easily. The races were
viincsscd 10y llrge Bss,rlhlage Of people In yachts
and on the saorc. 4 reception was afterHaTd held
az the clubhouse. al watch seventy five members
and russf- attended The summary l. n follows:
THIRTY FOOT CABIN CATROATS.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To DAYS FORECAST.
Washington. Aug. 2S.-A storm has moved from Mani
toba 10 Lake Superior. and second storm has developed
to the north Of Montana. The pressure continues high
N tho Atlantic Coast Rain has fallen In the South
Atlantic states and the upper lake region. and 1t has
been generally fair elsewh"F" The Temperature has risen
In the lake region Middle Mississippi
+, Ol grow warmer. with showers. the Midi. and
soutr Atlantic states and there viii Doe shoWc-s
i,ke regions aud generally fair elsewhere.
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FAILURE TO srcuRT FUSION N 1Dlno.

boise. Idaho. Aug. 2s.-After four days labor the
erort 10 bring about fusion Of all silver parties
's0ed. TIE Populists could not get their factions
i,ose'her. and the Democrats and Silver Repub-
Is declared all negotiations with them OF.
e,ie conference committees Of Democrats and
,,asf Republicans are now arranging basis for
Tfs;;ggh, and nomination. Will be made at once The
pp,'ucie-oi-the Road POpulsts Will put Il straight
AVpnist ticket IA the Held.
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EMINENT CHURCHUEN HONORED.

lineage. Aug. 2-"rhc Times-ierald" says:
"'Vn'isho9 Ireland was yesterday appointed
,hhe"9er Of the Lafayette Memorial Commission -
p, fafi4 Exposition by Commissioner General
80 So Dr! Edward Everett Hale. Of Boston. has
NN'P'eo a membership ON the Commission.
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For Maine New Hampshire ard Vermont. threatening
weathc- with showers IN northwest portions warmer
fouiherly winds
For Massachusetts. Rhode Island and Connecticut
threatening wea'hc-. warmer. s0uherlv winds.
For Eastern %'w YORK. threatening weather and show
warner. southeast winds.
For Eastern Perns}Ivan threatening weather;
s.utheasier.y winds.
District q Columbia. New jersey. Delaware. MARY
land and virginia. shower. warmer. "asterlN winds.
For York. Western Pennsyivanin and
Onto threatening weather and showers brisk southwest
.f', winds.
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NEED or RELIEF At ST. MJCHAELS.

Sea'ue Wash. Aug. 2s.-Passengors on the Pro
ssSo state that there are between two hundred
Bi.. h,ee hundred men. who driftcd the Yukon
oeach at st Mlchacls
ST. nave no means to secure passage to 'he
n, nr. mere was considerable talk among th"m
- 'IY-.Ins 70 The GnYnrnInnni for rnllef
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ALIEN SrIIENCk.

Allen Schonck. who died At Far Rockaway on
Saturday was IN business I'm this city at No. -
I'rion square East. and lived at No - West
Fiftv-nrst-st Mr. SChenck was 4 member OF the
Republican club. md was siXty-eight years old.
Tho fl.nrrAl viii be prlvlte.
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ctLroRNIi NILIfR REPtHifclNS icT.

los Angeles cal. Aug = The Hr-' STAT" con
v,ntiou q the silver publican party ia California
met h.re Yesterday Three hundred drl.gates rep
r.-ruiing thirty nv" counties. were present.
James q Mnguir~ was nominated Tor Governor
bv ace imailou. ard 10" fusion tiok'i W. udorscd
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YELLOW FEVER Ar FORT P0fNT

omO ous'on Tex. Aug. ?s.-Dr Blunt. State Health
go last night stated positively that :hc soldier
,Soou"in at Fort Point. near Galveston Is suffer
~ ION yellow fever. though now convalescont.
phys,etee mat This opinion shared by other
hesa a, ~ ffe examined three other cases of SICK
x6photd nS aort which. he says are Enthusiastically
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-29

Claude Matthews was born In Bath county ny,
December H. 1916. His parents were Thomas A.
Matthews and Eliza Fletcher Matthews. His grand
father had represented the Bath district In Con-
gress Young Matthews attended such schools as
the county afforded TIL he vas fifteen years Old
when his father removed to Mason County and set
lied near Mavsve In 1863 the young man entered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-29
p1SSENGfRS AND GOLD rROH ALASKA.

Seattle Wash. Aug 2,.-The steamer South Por.-
land arrived here to-day. twelve days from 81.
Michael with - passengers. OF thcsc only forty
Ave had gold dust The total amount Oi gold Is
estimated hy the purs,r AZ 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-29
RACING At CANARsGE

The regatta Of the Canars;e Yacht Club began
with fair breeze yesterday, and the racing on the
whole was satisfactory. except tnat the wind fcI
too light toward the finish The only accident WIS
TO the yacht Steep" Jack which ran ashore bat
without injury Summary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-29
SENATOR DAVIS GOES WEST.

Senator Cushman X. Davis. OF Minnesota. one -
the members Of tho Peace Commission. who was At
the Waldorf Astoria left the city for 81. Paul ~
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-29

Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley returned to
the city from, Washington last night. He went 10
the Alhcrmarle Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-29

Tribune ONCE Aug. 20. m-The weather yesterday
was fair and warm The temperature ranged between
ca and - degrees the Gci.) being y degree
lower Saturday and lower than that ~ the
corresponding day Of last
The weather to-day will be and threatening.
psobabiy with showeIA
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5GS CATBOATS
SWEEPSTAKES FOR MODEL YACHTS.

A special sweepstakes regatta was sailed by tho
craft of the American Model Yacht CLUB ycFtordav
off the clubnOnse. Thirty-slXth-si. South brooklyn.
All the crack" boats Of the club started. ana thcr"
was no time allowance the start and nnsh being
even mn Sea and water were correct and whole
e,u breeze allowed fleet little craft to stretch
all canvas muslin possible. seven yachts coHpIlscd
the feet that entered and finished lAe contest The
distance was mile tn" entries were:
The 1-ncas + An,onen The Ietiie. H. slender
The Wasp j. j. Casey. III" f.'si'. y. hhsaiu
Tho IhGiSx. J. O'ten IN" 'Oi'"'' MI '''"'"'
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Special Notices.
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Tribune Terms to Mail Subscribers.

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EX-GOV. MATTHEW'S DEAD.
FORMER EXECUTIVE OF INDIANA PASSES
AWAY.

HIS CAREER IN STATE AND NATIONAL POLITICS.
Indianapolis Aug 2s-Ex-Governor Matthews Is
JonA
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The choking spells Of Whoopng-cough 5000
disappear when treated with Jayne's Expectorant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-29

Mr. P,aso was Mayor Of the Borough OF Durham
IN i,,3-1i and the time % his death was an Al
derman and chairman OF the county Council Of
durham. lie WAS a coliiery owner and ironmdsteT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-29
ARTHIR PEASE. VI p.

London Aux N-Arthur Pease. Liberal tnonist.
Member Of Parliament for Darlington died to-day IN
his sixty-Gcst year
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In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes Ia pressure Indicated by The Trbunes self
recording Tn. dotted line shows the tempera
ture as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
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THE DUO D'ABRUzzI ORDERS A RACER.

The winners the Margaret. the Zeie the Ethe. b..
The Edna and the &. Z. wills
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HUNTINGTON CLUB REGATTA.

The Wasp W IN the first heat tho Water Witch
the second and the Wasp the third and the race.
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WoodIawn Cemetery.

Once NO 80 r 23d-st.
Wootawn Station (2fth WsrdI Harlem Rsilrcal
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TRIBUNE LOCAL. OBSERVATIONS.
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tshouli be read DAILY b. all interested. changes
may t,mel.
Foreign mails FOR the week end ne september 1894.
viii close promptly all the General Posfohcs
f1llDws. Parcels Post Mails close o hour earlier
than closing tine shown below.