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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
MRS. ". Z. WHITNEY AT HEMPSTEAD.
TAKEN TO GLEN COVE FROM BAR HARBoR BY
EASY STAGES ON J. PTERPoINT


MORGAN'S YACHT.
Mrs William c. Whitney arrived AT Glen Cove.
Long Island last evening on board the Eagamore
J. Pierpont Morgan's yacht. which conveyed the
invalid from Bar Harbor
n had been expected that Mrs. Whitney would
reach the Whitney home. at Westbury. Satur-
day but owing TO the threatening and rouSn
weather tho trip down the Long Island coast was
made in stages. An ambulance was In walt
iny when tine yacht arrived and into this Mrs.
Whitney liftnd. She then driven home.
II was said after Mrs. Whtney's arrival that
stood the journey we'll and was In as good
health as she had been since spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
1.-THE Jolly NESKETEER."

New Britain Conn. Sept. 26 DISQUALIFICATION
De Angels and excellent company presented
THE Jolly Musketeer." A new comic opera by j..
Edwards and Stanislaus STANCE here tonight An
audience OF the best people Of the city nlled the
Opera House The work was we'll received The
scenic effects were artistic and the costumes ef-
korfl Luz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
mr. I w. DETWILLER.

Novport. r. L. Sept. a.-Dr J. w. Detwiller.
nbvslcian who had been located here only few
non,bs lied this morning as the result OF an
onaration performed last week for appendicitis
Tho disease had been allowed TO assume serious
IN. .d.a before the operation performed, and
r. yictlm failed recover from the shock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND ro-pAys FORECAST
Washington Sept GA storm appears 70 b" developing
in the Atlantic on Florida disturbance appears to be
in tho Central Gull and has caused an east wind OF
thirty miles hour Port Ends showers nave oo
Cured in Fioriin and on Middle Atlantic Coast The
cmperaturc has risen IN Upper Missouri Valley II hns
fallen plateau region n the Pncihc Coast and mas
remained nearly stationary elsewhere Showers may be
expected in florida of the South Atlantic Coast win
generally fair weather elsewhere The disturbance IN ~"
Central Gulf may north and cause hisn eastery
Winds m he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
UPS IayGTRY TO RETURN TO CALIFORNIA.

Gan Francisco Sept 26.-"The Evening POST
ave that Lillian Langtry Is coming TO California to
live and that she will remove her effects from
London 10 this State. to make her permanent home
hare Her attorneys in this city corro6orate the
- and saw that the Jersey Lily VIII probably
it, an her ranch In Lake County. Mrs Laugtry
~ ciatmed this State her legal residence Tor
many years past.
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Postomcc Notice.

tshorld be read DAILY by all Interested as cnanges may
Foreign mails for ,ts ws.k enans October ises vim
ssS pa2 d s M al the Sa rsfs's
closing ''''' '' TRAS SsiaT MAILS
IA m op p sar. Of
via sou,hamp;Gr and Bremen. must be directed per
rsuon ys oqeens,osn at 1880
ss!i deS,Fd sg So2Tas.d are,
Edam, via Amsterdam deticrs mutt be directed 'psr
spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt British india. per
q Europe must be directed per la Gascogne'J; at
a. m. sor Netherlands direct per $ 5 Rotterdam: via
sy p per Kaiser W N.,s: w,l.. Ne
M"Ves at ' icso M for Europe per Psnnand via
sm,bampton ce,.er- must directed per Pennland)
II "a Tor NS prr %fS PEI M uppeen
AIRY 1890 p M for Europe per s. s. Lucania. via
Queenstown
named above additional supplementary mails are opened
on the piers American English French and Ger
man and remain open until within ten min
u,es Of the hour ot sailing Of steamer
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC.
Ts%peo directed
sydney. at 10 p. m. for jamaica steamer from
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Central America EXCEPT cOsa Rca1 o; and South Pa
must be directed per Allianca): ~ m
for Grenada Trinidad and Tobaso per rraesddy:
at i p m Tor Cuba Via Havana per visllancs;
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Fortune Island Jamaica, savanla and Greytowu. per
Atari: at II a. for Porto Rico and Curacao. also
Vsnezuea savanilla and Carthasena. via Curacao per
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close At this ONCE daily at $50 p. m. Mails for Cube
close 'h, oee ta. at IA m t torTyarsnf By
Tsmns fla Nails FOR M.sco city, overland unie:s
specially addressed for Or dispatch BY steamer close at
tered mail closes at p m. previous day
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS
Nails for China. Japan and Hawaii. per City Of
Pekng from San Francisco, close here daily up 70
S:s for ws:s
here daily Up to september tSo at ! a. M, u a. M
and $50 p m; Cor on arrival at New-York or o.
Ss,n. snS eose here day up %
Mails H SI Au: ara F islands. per- w:
rmoo from Vancouver close here daily after Septem-
Der and to October US AZ O tram Ms ,0r
Mali. Tor China; Japan and Hawai- per = o.sl!e
sso D. NJ Malls for the Society Islands per ship city
Of Pspeu tfrom San Francisco close here daily up TO
e m. u.s. are forwarded to por, Of sailing daily
and the schedule Of closing arranged on the pr
ered mail e'U con n v%S corr
Postonce New-York. N. T.. Sept. a. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
Mr. BAYiRD SINKING.

paaham. Mass Sept. %-Accordng to the ply
.,o,,ns, report to-day Thomas F Bayard Is stead
uv sinking He passed an uncomfortaole nignt;
ny &C. weak this morning. The poor weather nad
q depressing effect upon the patient.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
FANNY DAVENPORT DEAD.

THE WELI-KNOWN ACTRESS EMPIRES AT
DUXBURY. MASS. OF HEART TROUBLE.
Duxbury Mass, Sept. 26.-Fanny Davenport
Mrs Melbourne MCDOWELL died at her summer
home. Melbourne Hall. at 1870 o'clock Tonight.
The cause of her death was enlargement or the
heart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

Fannie Davenport was born in London in a house
in Great Russel-st opposite the British Museum,
on April 10. 1850 Her father was a favorite actor
Edward l.. Davenport, and her mother was an ac-
tress, Fanny Vining Her father and mother hrst
met in England through being members OF the
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6pfrial Notlres.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
INCIDENTS N SOCIETY.

Many guests from thiL city Will at'ena the "e'-
ding to-day at Bryn Mawr Of Miss Eleanor hiuer
SON daughter Of william G. Anderson OF fn''"-
dcphia. 20 Dr. Theodore Caldwell Jane""y' -" VI
Or Edward O. Janeway. Of No. 36 West ror'ieth-
=, The ceremony will he performed at o'clock
this afternoon In the Protestant Episcopal thurch
of the Rcdeemer az Bryn Mawr. the oihciatihs
clergyn an Icing the rector. the Re DR. huugh on
The briIe Will Je attended ny htr slS'cl 80 ~, H.
following bridesmaids: Miss Matilda 3 Janeway
ssJ.'or ~ tho bridegroom: Miss Emily Barclay ana
Nias Anna Evans Of this city. and Miss LYDIA BELL
Of Morristown ~ j. Francis parsons, ot 1 h ca,g
ne sty IN number viii be Or. Hanson samuel sloan
auchincloss OF this city. and Edward larnall'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

cinema tograph IS old. though some OF It's views are
not exactly 50 The waxworks are an old feature
though there some comparatively lresh eA-
amples The orchestra goes on regularly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR NJ. C. CAMERON

London ont. Sept 26.-The Hon. NJ. c. Cam
eron Lieutenant Governor OF the Northwest Terri
,o,,es died to-day Mr.. Cameron was visiting
wayor wilson OF this city. and suffered severe
o,,ack Of acute pneumonia. which caused his death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
OBITI 4 RT.
TIE REV. JAMES c. RIGNEY.

The Rev. James G. Rgney' wh" dieu i"'h "''''
,,oas 80, sunday evening at the rectory in Marion
- 80 boon tho pas,or OF the Church OF our
LADY OF Mercy Fordham. since 1873 lie was po' ,
I'm this city. and graduated AT Mahhs sr az ~,
lego He then became "A student OF tns Troy SUM-
trnrv and was ordained a priest In lsSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
LAST NIGHTS ENTER1AINhENfS

- pos,or.s continuous performance prospercd
,,os,e,dav a bill being presented which merited
nrosner,tv The entertainment was PROVIDED pl
800 ras,or Maud Nugent Frank +. McNish and
Mss Rose Albro George Eyans Thomas ar n
Quinn Carr and Jordan. HiIly Ard 1 I9j, H.
Voine,te Cyr and EDDY H Allen ana ReI B',
the three Hodswqrhs hcd,nn and warren ana
Amin. the lyncne' "o''"
Hal" r. stephens
..turIv-Rurly" began another week AT Wener 4"
,,,,a.,s Nusc Hall last evening. with the usual
go attendance No more needs 10 DC sal1 ABOUT
e. than this and this Is scarcsy ressr 10
remind those who want 10 see II VI 10
AL cara Tanner and Louis Massen appeared al
ya,,h,e r-nion Square Theatre yesterday IN Sr
charles young's one-act play bfli'u hp"'t'
hand Of Hungarian boys rena,nen' "nt CHARLES r.
,ractinns were Rohx, the srons ' M on 40 "
ua, che musical burglar, and the bograph'
a,aa,.hlv remodeled I'm Gotham" was seen
o, Roster & BARS last night ana doup''esS inucn
~ - ,, he done TO the piece before II Is regarded
o e.Ishad The vaudeville bill has not been
Changed retaining the SIX Sene,,es' ,sters Werkni
Mariani Mile Blanche pehe'e' '"o
anh the brothers Avolo
. ,oo,or.s Twenty-third Street Theatre yester-
dav the audiences were amused py Mr. ro"e =,
,aa,,ou w s Harsins and Charles g. craig IN
49, parsor,s Love-: Patrice in "A lew Years
,raor,". McAvoy and May; Alfred Guile. tenor
Florence Bndley Harrlsann oo,' Tu;;ob sprkann
Snins and John and Bertha Geeson
Miss Grace Fllkins ard Arno'd Dny' p,aS.ne -
,1.,,a, FcI,pse" provided the leading feature OF
10 ~, a, the Pleasure Palace yesterday In the
remaining part OF the programme were charles l.
Ellis Hilda Thomas and Frank Barry "A, o. F Dnn
I Ien,,,,,nond and Kurkamp. Gulbert MI ahn Mls
Ton, Mcintosh the Coulson sisters FREQ bIow W.
oo'Brien and Collins. Bryant ana ha'se'' anu '"e
'wargraph.
,,. o,so,uteIy new is offered at the Eden
b., there Is a good deal there which 10
49, or less old. some of 1t considerably less The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
MP IOHN F TSOM.

Cleveland. Ohio Sept 26--Dr. John f. 1som, one
~ rho hest known physicians OF Cleveland. Is dead
Death was due to heart trouble. Dr Isom was
sixtv.seyen years old, and widely KNOWN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
WILLIAM WALTON.

Huntington. w Va. Sept 26-William Walton.
a wealthy Plttsburg business man. cropped uead
hero to-day while route nome from the seasnore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION

Tribune once. Sept g. 1 a. m-The weather yesterday
was cloudy and The temperature ranged between 10
rd :, degrees. the average 6a, degrees, being ~ de-
srees higher than that Sunday and lower than that
OF the corresponding day Of last year.
The weather to day vii. be cloudy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
sTORM IN WESTERN NEW-YORK.
MUCH DAMAGE DONE AT TONAwANDA AND
IN NIAGARA COUNTY.

Tonawanda, n. Y, Sept. ga tornado struck
this place shortly after o'clock this afternoon.
Many buildings were unroofed barns blown to
pieces and fences and outhouses wrecked. Sew
eral people were injured, but none fatally.
The storm swept across Niagara County also,
doing great damage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
DIED.
Rrush Kate Livingston.

n,,su On Sunday September %. 1905. Kate Living
son wife OF James Brush and daughter OF the late
willard.
her iate residence, Greenwich, Conn
cousrocK-At her home No. SO Leave. BrookDn n
September 25 Emma j.. beloved vile OF l.
ZONES Comstock and daughter OF the late A. warner
Martin. esq --,...o. -, r,..a,y .ven,na
San,emher sI NJ o'clock.
r,,ermsnf at the convenience OF the family
ct-RRITP- suddenly while in the Adrondacks scott H.
son az DR. A. r and May l.. Currer, Friday Sep'erh-
Der 80 1895 -. 49,. s,an.v
aves TUESDAY, September 81 at 2 m ., ,..
Train on NewHaven Railroad leaves Grand Ceh'rai ''A
at POP
uoRRAX-on sunday. September o. Charles EDWARD
Horrax. aged "a years 49,, 49,. =, o.ao ~
IRON, late residence No 30 North Fulerton-ave Mont
clair, N !. .-x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

The road coach Good Times began Its season OF
autumn trims between the Waldorf Astoria and
Woodmanstens Inn. West Chester, yesterday The
conch left the Waldorf Astoria AT IL O'clock and
arrived at West Chester al O'Clock. After lunch
con the return trip was begun at O'Clock the wal
dorf- Astoria being reached at D O'CLOCK. John X
Townsend the amateur coachman. was the whip.
Miss Onativia. Mr. Townsend's sister-in-law occu,
MED the box seat The other seats were occupied
hv Mr. and Mrs shear Walter Thompson, William
Brewster. Jackson Gouraud and W. A. WOODWARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

Miss Nina Pope. daughter Of Mrs John Pope or
this city. has announced her engagement to Harry
" Durvea son Of General Hiram Duryea, ana
brother OF Charles Burnell Duryea, whose mar
,,.ge N Miss Nina Iarre Smith. daughter OF Mr..
aud Mrs Franklin W Smith. took place In Trinity
Chapel. this city. last June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

The marriage Of MISS HIM AHCT HdUgTI1' VT Ute
late Mitchell j Asch and niece OF DR. MOTIFS D.
ascb NJ this city to Henry Brundage Culver also
~ his CITY whose engagement was announcer n
hort time ago will occur next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

..,,r,yR urlv' began another week at Weber I"
p,.lde,s Music Hall last evening, win the usu"'
..a,darce No more needs to be said about
90. =, ,hts and oven this Is scarcely necessary 10
!, la tho:a who want TO see II or us presence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms.

Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms.
23e Ff.h Avenue.
WI r. NORMAN Auctio-.er
Op~nino 9ai n for m TTrll Season Of1S90
EXHIBITION.
A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION
RARE ANTIor-E AND CHOICE MODERN
FURNITURE
Superb verns Martin Cabinet Elegant Drawing Room
Suite.
Ola English ard European porcel,rs Handsome Cut
Glass. Sheffield Plated Ware
STERLING SILVER BY TIFFANY
Turkish Rugs Brussels and other Carpets,
DrapAres. AMI curtains
CHTCXEpING UPRIGHT PIANO
To he Sold h, Aucfior
THE FIFTH AVENUE AUCTION ROOMS.
23S Fifth Avenue near 9th Street.
W~dneaday. Thursday and Friday
Afternoons.
September 2s % md 80. 2 o'clock
ExpressiOn restored nv artificial teeth. Dr. DEASE.
Dentist.-Wor.ds Fair Award-t+ lexington ave. cor
18th.
Garnet CIeansing, steam and Air.
r. AR, Co 22l z. Tel 1891,
Garnet ClenCtup. j. w. Williams,
$50 WEST BATH ST TELEPHONE 3GS 3sTH ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

Nothing absolutely new is offered at tne hde N
| Musee but there Is good oeai ~ ,,
~ - ,ss old some Of It considerably less The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

A.-The kensico Cemetery.-Privats ssatioas
Harlem Railroad 43 ride from the Grand CsntfeA
Dcpo, Office. 10 East <2d-st.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-06
Sampion oo Shafter.
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bporoan be Itulbe bare 'ig ao msb at
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fort en- M Stit, fom Seierberren %
ben Sberounbre fan babe ltae n,esen
ggre % 9lGoe al. SFicercr ian nas
turlisois, ligeiom andre Mcnnsitsr,
ofte snite at babe Stubsmdal / 9omz
men fra ben qlabs, bpor be ticnte
fioit, % for en- Seierberre maa bet 10
bare en- iano Srpb at tunne gipe lin
Wooitunber en- attsit ION benne:
"Wiin Grtsfienbe, Ooerbriraercn bsrs
at, bar iee ioag buntet Isnber % iams
men, ce bet er mig en- Iano 8lGbs at
bepione, at ban er en- Taper Soloat %
en- ppermadbe bbaQeIia sspr."
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-06
Slaaeutter til Cuba.
6apara pil osiaa mart iaa 9eioa af
benz.

era Sapannub mslbes 3Ote Rpp.:
"Manitoba" bill / Morgsn ufsaa Ill
Gisnfussos meb Abe Ssnnssiss Rssis
ment os General Snpber al lite 0ipis
ion. Dermeo bill lite 8rigaoss 0os
p%eotparter bare operflpttet til Guba.
Oct Stsb, Iom General See anbefos
lebe til 2eirplabs for be ameritanIle
Trooper ueb Sapanu, er blet gobtisntt.
pg Sngsnisrtprpiet, Der forlsoen ANTON
til Sapana, sr MI / 4rbsiee meo at
frtts 2sirsn iitano. 9laoien er 6sliss
.enoe paa en- bsi Bate uo imoo en-
9ust os ital bore ct friitt us iunbt
Stsb.
Oct 102bet Rstp gprt Reaiment er
pua @ei til Supunnub fra gtbsns.
9ampsren "Minnepafa" pil taee BEN
til Cuba. 5orreiten sr flsrs 5ronss
portftibe MI pao @ei ill Sabonnab, oa
BET ontaess. al Trooper msb BET ferite
pil bli bragt oiretts til Sapana.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-06
Gil Silippinerne.
5000 "HegulGre" pil inart blips
lenbt ~peitpper.

art98oepdrtementet bar bsIluttet at
fen6e poerit iad 5ripiaige til Cuba /
ben nGrmeite 5remtio, ibst bet gaur
uo ira, at SonsrssIen, naar ben tres
Der iommen, burti9t bill bsbunble pr9s
'ibsntenS In6efoling ON 6oregelIe at
ben re9ulGre Nrms. Der sr ulIerebe
qjort 6orbereoelie til at ienbe 6 Sns
fdnteriregimsnter regulate Trooper til
5iltpptnerne, nemlig 3bie, Abe, ste,
7oe, 13oe pg 20be Regimentsr, men
boorpiot be friptnige Regimenter bill
bli Icnot bjem itruts efter be Reaulps
res Gntomit er enbnu life bsItemt. De
6 regulGre Rs9imsnter bill ianDipnIigs
big BIZ inoItibet fra San 5~roncisco,
iadinart 6rebstrattaten er unoertsgs
net.