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The Irish standard., 1898-04-30

The above rates Include cost or post
age to any part Of the United States or
Canada. To any other part of the world
the postage will be soc per year addi-
tional.
The Irish standard., 1898-04-30
Store and Insure your Furs. Bring them
in or drop us postal and we will call
for them. Telephone No. 1885.

Garments repaired reshaped redyed better during
the months and not be paid for until taken
The Irish standard., 1898-04-30
Wash Goods Department.

so pieces OF Corea Madras, printed; IS pieces of Fir
both light and dark colors suitable styles for waist an
former retail price Sc and per yard at per yard
The Irish standard., 1898-04-30
Ladies' Suits.

Blouse Suit in navy blue cheviot,
blouse silk lined and braid trim
med, very latest style. D.
Special oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
w,crr on THE STATE ELEcTi"N'

-, ~. vAi. Axp SENATOR MI NzINGER MAN"
CUMULATIVE RET Ok rLrHMIr'fs'
g., 90 g., Val vino has spent pleasant V''|c.o,,
p,c,Nc coas,. Is home and vas NJ Nv quay.
e., ,be Grand Central station yeS'''In' rorysn.
e.e'''' - ,dersrood to be for lieuenInt-uoV-
rn,r Wv woodruff Nj pa Val is noted '@T '"9
r,ey Of campaign bets 'ha' ne max ',o.,o,e and
nv, rr,, a box o. cigars to ste'Aos'ope' anu
a., ,o,o,,e almost a superstition among pom"
" ~l' ~, h.. cannot lose lie has. In fact. s'noke'
- e,c,rs worn more hats and eaten more u'"
u -. 81. ,xn.nse OF his Democratic irleidS l'",
uers ~ "a, ran easily euumerate. He MADE ohe OF
a "u -, rnliical bets % tho campaign HesI"'ua'
~, scrat,r NunZirger. The senator 'AiAeu .o.
"s.r,i> about "a democratic Victory IN 'H' ~ a.
w.. vear Mr. Du Val took issue WIN nm any ' n
ms n-,s n cumulative wager. Ta" net Is OF
ryerv dvc Thousand plurality In the state, Gr
ov.ry i've thousand Democratl, pluIdly NJ, -,
VaI nlnds himself to give Mr. Munzng,r noN OF %,
"i,'' 'J Rnrals. On The other hand for every
nnra fhousand Republican plurality. MI. ~ va. -
80 GOT a boz o.. cigars Of Ike quality Aiter IN"
40, vas registered Mr.. Du Val said compdcentiy'
rho, secures ne liberal supply o. cigars for thr
,,,er The bet * limited 10 fifteen boxes or u
s.,,|u.v-fyc thousand plurality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
caRuEN's RIGHTS on THE PLAZA.

r,r,, Commissioner Clausen appeared IN the horA-
,,,o police court Yesterday and held Ions discus
st,u with Magistrate Omsted over the right OF me
park Eoard to cause the arres. on the fIaza anu
near the parks OF all cabmen WHO nave ho' p''''''
sion from the Park Board to nc there
rro,rer Gallagher. Of No. 9SG First-ave. vas ar
-,,rned before the Magistrate on Thursiay on the
.hsrge o, violating the rules OF the Park Depart
,cent nv taking his stand near the curb in FIRM
49,, rcar the Park Gallagher said he had IL
anons. IRON, the city To drive cab. and thought
that was sufficient without getting a permit rom
,ha park Board Magistrate Olnsted wanted 10 IN
atc, a nominal fine on Gallagher and get MIN TO APP
e,1 The case but this Gallagher did not wish 10 DO
tmbros. w. Purdy. representing the Caomeh =
Iha.oriation suggested that a cabman might be ar
rested and paroled in his custody. and he woulh
Then take out a writ OF habeas corpus 10 test IN.
case The Gallagher case went over until next
Tuesday. when the Jurisdiction OF the Park, Board
over the territory in question will ne argued
Park Commissioner Clausen said yesterday IN
court that the Park Board had jurisdicton not only
over the Plaza. hut over all park territory out TO
the curb OF the sidewalk adjoining the parks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
pprarr uOyry OPDERS TAXABLE

Collector Treat Of the Internal Revenue Depart
men, in this city. received communication E's't'
..y from Commissioner Scott relative 10 an III
-, 90 IN whether or not foreign money orders
,ssues by a clearinghouse TO its correspondents
wo-e subject to the stamp tax. The hrnn MAXINE
,ho ,poulry has at east two Thousand foreign cor
respondents a.. cu.o,or
Commissioner Scott In his letter 10 Inc o"ee'oI
.a,s. "You will inform these gentlemen that the.r
-. o,ders are subject 10 a tax Of four cen 5
When the sum the order does not exceed si ae
lT &c toir cents You Will also call on them ana
&C., have not been stamping their foreign MONEY
un,s - dfrecte ed YOU will insist on their making n
ragrrn Ia YOU for all such Instruments Issued since
Julv J. 1893 . IL, 4, answer "a another
inquiry tina, arms soliciting no, s6reS 10 pay
ttoh ". a. persons who buy or sell STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
.,c STEEL TRUST FORMED.
,.rn COMPANIES HAVE A PAID IN
oo"' CAPITAL OF S2ooooo.ooo

,.,xcrp FL J. P. MORGAN & Co De
70 b - r,x,r. TERMS OF CONSOLIDATION.
l"'-" ao..o ~ incorporation Of the new
re c., company was filed yesterday after
TstsfsI @ onca NJ the Secretary Of State OF
ys.Jersey ,o-sol,5..,or =, IT. ,u,.o,
Tsis o'e% The Minnesota Iron Company and
see ,i's ,ronerties. With a paid in capital Of
ether az .bis latest addition TO the ranks Of
c"" .he largest company ever organized under
'rusY' - Vew-Jersey. The total stock is divided
me 'a". ,,asses-one II NM"o0oo Of one million
INTO TWO ,r6 and one OF s,0o.OoNooO, common
shares ..us ~ the final terms Of the combination
The ' s',,n,,e The Minnesota Iron Company gets
are a. - q, new preferred stock. and the right
81: pr -, ,,- 10G 40 per cent new common stock
70 suOS ,. The Illinois Steel Company gets 100
at - ,.v preferred stock. and tho right n
per Ve.,' r,- 81 per cent new common stock at go
subscribe vs. E;gn. Joliet and Eastern Railroad
sheIr -, cent In new preferred stock, and the
gels S''' F,scrlhe for 70 per cent new common
rsh, ~ share. In connection with the CAPT
so'H ,, q, such an extraordinary scale. 1t is re-
taNa""rt the capital was increased from tho
pore" ,ir,rally decided upon in order 10 include
amo'" .r,st all the Carnegie steel and iron prop
sr.iss 49,, - a.o,,od ~, 7 u >,or
70 the senior member 81 which has
Eau :, nnortant factor i'm ali the preliminary ar
'.,,.nis The Federal Steel Company was
me- ''s,@rod nv the Cooperation Trust Company OF
,,sn.1srsey. represented Ivy James r Dill. 81 Dill.
.'.u.r- { Kellogg o. New-York francis Lynde
s...son acted a. counsel for :. y Morgan & Co.
,,h Judre Gray. % chicago. FOR The consolidating
companies
The certificate c: Incorporation was signed by
c,.,les C. CluN CHARLES McNeigh. Benjamin G.
~, DYKE. James Z Dill. Z. II. Gary and Francis
,r,se stetsor. According 20 the articles. the
,.,cipal Office o. tao COMPANY IS to he at No 60
c-and.st Jersey City.
Negotiations have been pending for week look
,s - The absorption Of ,he American Steel and
uus-e Co1rDarv hv the rcw trust. hut Il Is under-
'.aoa that 70 agreement has yet been reached.
''i,Soush the two concerns are not far apart so
-, az the 'erias &c.
Ad,ices from Chicago report The RESIGNATION 81
tree promirer, officials q ,He AmsI,ca,n S'ee. ana
.,.esr Of re cleveland district J.. T. SCHUYLER.
\ Chcago. i.easurer. and II. Z. SchulCr. also 81
-hIcago director OF the company. H. Is seld
bat rev have resigned - into business for
senselves Ii Is also said that they have SOLO
seIr holdings In the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
ryurncour NEWS roR TIE MAVAGERS


Tho Iforman House corridors were h'h y's'er
a.. with Democratic politicians ma Demo'r'ic
,1l,ors from various parts ~ m" stare. n" 'u
go ,o,e nere q, the invitation o. senator NC
.., - attend dinner and reception hS MY
....,,vc committee and 20 give Information az
49, .to ,o,l,ical situation In the districts "h'"ce
49,. .,re The editors ver" free ~ g'Nhe "i''
t.,s 20, ccnfnirg their observations 10 H'H"'o'
,,,..,,e, and h.s committee. Thor statements IN
49,, VT, were not of character 20 p"asH VIZ
,,,,,.,o,lo managers hcr" who have been hSu'l'H
- ,,,r,,., ,r.c silver and IN" 'hirago PaUo'"
8, ,ho coming state Convention. Th"y were a''""S,
,,,,, a., asserting that III" Democrats "',s
,...at ~ tho chicago platform ana esp'''""H Wv
.,,ver plank and would urge upon me ''"-'
,....,,,,on to rcarirm and stand hy '"e ''''t'
declarations ......, 49,. orc as a
=, ..,,Le-a we're not united upon any orc -
,.,.,. mn, they declared that II ~" H'a''
,o,ol the Chicago platform ana a. w ,,,,
Nrn'." 49,, ',trtrv Democrats woriH = No. MING al g
Yer ne XII, -h.art,d WY. Whic n't u",''ns "a
paign ID H. th.y declared that iney Wan, -
or" "sp'C' ,rdidaic for ,;overn"r WI 'l'u o,,oJ
man a. isp; and supported biy -, ~ fr Elliot
Joy III Sulzer ard others lhlh'r ., a word
none OF the editors "o"' GG.a9r"SSh@ad or
l)anlo',.. ''.r,or Flower ur John - ',;1.r,ar.r,.
ior ~ romuhcu al this vas n mo, nis feelings
Frank ,,hnr,,r I'm, ne didn't express Ms ''' ""3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
pprG STORE wRrcKED By ANE1r1oSIoN.
HEATING or cArBoy "F ACID BLOWS \ CTS
-nMrp ruRnIGM THE Door

ur.rtxG ~ = cAFBoY "F ACID BLOWS ''S
rourR THRorGH THE poor
r,o a-,g sore OF RockoV Z Tick. ~ ~" 'oH'h
49,, ,orrar q One-hundredth-st. and h"N'nH'''
20 ,oe COMPLETELY wrecked los the explosion ~
,,,. ~ c,rhol,c ACID yesterday morning
,,o,,c- IN the store was blown through inc "o'
., clerL Henry Lapor'ch. Nho wa" ""'''"N
~ n,r vas thrown against 'ho"ca'e'
.!l,,he, VAS seriously injured though oo'h "''"
can, ,-,r,,encd The damage 10 tho store was
$1,000 ,..,,,,. ,r. NJ tho
,lo,ors Of the store. placed inc '"'"'> WI "
- ,,o,. I'm tha rear 10 boat . preparatory ~
-, o. solu,ior He had lcit The chruoy TOT d
-, - 90 into the cellar when '"t'i"' -
- occurred almost blowing out Inc l'''"'
- ..o,o Tho customer md YOUNG Iapo'I'"
49,, standing In the front part OF IN" E''''' -"
,o, and side doors were open ana 'he '"'
- ,t,,o5 from his feet and thrown thf'ue" INV
-, 49, ia. tbo force of 'hr explosion. tn" ''e'N
- .,,,,,lv ON, with fragments Of glass lI''" INC
,,,.,s, o.alnst which he was h"r''' I"' WIZ
,. - ,hc tor, were blown out AMI iiaEn'h'N
~, sIa.- row into y passing Lexington .ni,c
Gar striking several nasttus'Ir ",mrr..,ked
~. ,y.rVfhing in the store was w." -, ar
- s,o,. Wa Instantly nll"d WIN lHnI,, a..
toitc acid \ pOi.Cf man "h" N'''' '' ...'r, n,.r
u" IT,, ,.I uttered the pho" VAS n'4I -. ~
-, enc fumes Of The acid ana oraNl''t g" Co.,
~ f.,d. =, nj knee. \ fire alarm H.u w -. -.
- '.,, H.. ana on the arrival or 'he III "a
w. ,.,,,,t tho flames we're QUICKLY r"U"s"'S''''
~, Ines IS fully covered by Insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
F(JRS
P. NJ. Grunwa|dt, Paris.
6, Rue do la Pax
7Hr CITY AyD THE scHooL CONTRACTORS
JUSTICE COHEN ASKED TO COMPEL. THE BOARD

jrsricr COHEN ASKED 10 COMPEL THE BOARD
OF ESTIMATE TO APPROVE CONTRACT.
John Mulholard. a. counsel for John OConnor
ard John " Jones bu.l!ers and contractors ap-
pl,.d 20 Justice cohen IN the supreme Court, yes
terdav .o- peremptorv writ % mandamus 10
compel ,ho Board % Estimate and the Board OF
Education 20 approve and execute con'Fae,
awarded 10 O'Conuor ard Jones for TIE erection 81
pubIc school Nc. - - Hubert ari CoNIsieT SIS
Justice Cohen reserved his decision
counsel sa.d that IN December. 1872. the hoa'd ~
Tlroa,lor advertised for bids for tho erection or
fbl, school AMI tho REALTORS bid ~ <i@93l. being
.h. lowest WIS accepted. The REALTORS had 90
posl,od certified check Cor $500 win iheir i'nd'r
IN accordance with She regu atoms Of the Board OF
TAucaton Instead Of directing tho REALTORS 70
urocr.s win the work. however, INC bodru
tdurafipr Insisted that tn" approval c' ne h""t u
- ,.-'Irafe should Boo secured u'ioi" "A"'Nl'ns AZ"
Contract, though this WIS wholly unnects-dI: 49,
As.l.rer, r,rporn.lo,, Counsel Sterling oppos'l
- r,otlon coutcuding that the relatofs nad ms
,sk.r .halr rcfnesy. which should have p.cn an
action 20 recover damages from the hoato OF r'Du
rafior fD- breach % contract Inc itNlIuil'un ~,
ma H.ard q Education authorizing th' "f"ciioh 9'
the school. he added. dlstnciy shId az ~ ,' ,
80. he. auu-ovcI by IN. Boarl of tsflUhtc, t'Ii
~. -.e,on wv the Board Of Estimate woul1 ho'
fhs contract was that al th. ihoh'H "Nnl'-
~ crescent Tor The erection of N.n'"~, W.
ICING .xu~uded m tho completion OF o'nri NNi.r
a.. 80. 81, and n this contract W"i" 70 ~ a"atn"u
roa 49, ,,iS over 20 these contractors, other
49,. yoiiI rpt. 30 be left unfinished, ana "Ou'N
- 30 ~ uo Use Th's would rfsH' IN Il
49, a., ,,,r, 20 the children than 20 al y" 'nN
~. s.hcci 10 remain unbIilt FOR III" present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
Cd Hotel de Rome,
BERLIN.
A BANKPTPTcy LAW DECISION.

Justice Cohen. in the Supreme Court yes'erday'
handed down decision in al action brought %
George T. Victor. against Jacob Lewis ana others
denying a motion on behalf 81 the plaintin 10 con
tnue an injunction impoundlns certain assets OF
the defendants which have com" into the pos
session certain creditors until the provisions OF
the new law with reference 10 compulsory baak'
ruDtcy have come into operation
The bankruptcy Ac, permitted petitions In vol.
untary bankruptcy TO be Med on July last; Tns
date for the fling OF compulsory petitions VIII nor
arrive until November I. Some OF the creditors or
the defendants. since July !. obtained Judgments py
confession against the insolvents. under which
levy and sale took place the proceeds OF which are
10 be paid the Sheriff. II was contended that
these preferences were void under the Bankruptcy
law,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
COEDUtATION AT ROCHESTER.
WILL NO. BE INTRODUCED THIS TEAR. II
At ALI.

IT WILL Nc7 RE INTRODUCED THIS TEAR. IF
At ALL.
Rochester. y. Y. Sept 9 (speciaD. Tho University
OF Rochester viii begin s year work next Wednes-
osy when ne Ine,nbcrs Of the entering class VIII
register instruction VIII not be under fuli head
way until he following week Professor Henry !.
burton heac o. the department OF Lain. VIII
occupy tho position OF acting president This, of
Nurse means that much Of the tine ~ used 10
ee'o'e 10 his own departmental Instruction VIII
~ consume in administrative duties. To aid Pro
'ssof Burton n his classroom the trustees have
'.0ufed the services o; Charles HoeinG. Phi. j..
" JOINS Hopkins University. who comes 20 Roch-
s'er hgh,y recommended by the faculty Of thai
famous POSTGRADUATE insutui!o1.
a grea; deal Of attention has been called %
-. University this year b. the action Of the iTus'
~. a. Their annual meeting Last Juno In placing
VI. ~.u'uiion on , basis o: conditional co"duc7-
A. 'ney resolved 20 allow he entrance OF women
{" equal footing W'th men. provided the women,
a, 'ecompensc should raise $4,000 for The acdi-
90. expense which tho trustees say this action
~. entail The women OF the city. led by the
- enthusiast, advocates OF the sex's intel
partly with men. accepted the challenge
~ mace s'renuo.s efforts 10 raise the necessary
ny Ihs.r heroic efforts unfortunately. have
hated , en-. encourlginey sucro2sfdl i has been
70 rs,eesen from, Tho women OF Rochester
dlsmav.s Of the enthusiasts. however were not
n4ws-nsss1. They went TO the trustees and 10 INC
schsrpape's and suggested tina, u would be great
perImsr' 20 admit women this year a. sor, OF ex-
he n,eI Just 10 SEQ how Il would work when
money was all raised and then le' the women
longer time in which TO collect the requisite
cult nas,,l, Inc trustees were placed In dltr,
thsi- ';stuon betwixt their OF RsltaEtry ana
a.ueais OF duty. They really disliked 10 be
iny H. linpoiite. and thew hes!tatcd at tear
Tbsnass foundations from their resolution
nes,,s lhngs happened at intervals In July. a
lev . o. the Executive Board will be held IN a
have an NJ mar session the application WI,
little ta ur consideration That IT will be denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
FAST FREIGHT AGfvcrES CONSOLIDATE
WHITE LINE WEST SHORE AND NICKEL PLATE
70 UNITE O-ToREc J.

WHITE LINE. WEST SHORE AND NICKEL TiATE
70 UNITE -ToRTC
INDIANAPOLIS. Sep, 9-The Waite 1ine Wes'
Shore and Nickel Plate fast freight eEences IN
the central territory have consolidated. and ih'
changes viii 60 into effect on October T. meeting
Of General Manager Wilson. OF the West Shor" and
Nickel Plate lines. ard General Manage Fomeroy
Of the White Line and IA. agents OF tho difere'.t
lines In Louisville. Dayton. cincinnati. 'oluniods.
Peoria ana Indianapolis. was held here The si'ua-
lion Of the consolidation OF tho lines in Buffalo
was talked over and the hes, method Of conso'da-
ton % me local agencies IN each Of the cities con-
siGered
Consultations have been made ~ various dls-
;ricts and in those IN which the White In" vas
srrong tie White Line agents were retained At tho
head Of the Offices and IN tho districts IN which
the Yves; Shore predomina'ed. West Shore rnen
held
The appointments that were agreed upon AZ the
meeting were follows
Cincinnati-W s morrill,. White Lire agent;
William AypleCa'e. Nickel Plate. travelling agent
and ! l. Todd. West Shore contracting agent
Dayton George Kondrick White Line, agent. ana
J. 5 Hardy West Shore travelling agent
Ioulsyile-R Dudley. Whit" Line agent. and W
= Wheeler West Shore. travelling agent
Peor.a-L /. Thursion. white Line. agent. and
II 4 whitney. West shore. travelling agent
columbus George chamberlain. White Line
agent and j. r. Kare Vest Shore. contracting
agent &,
Indiana polis-L ! Baker White Line. agent. and
John Simmons West Shore. travelling agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
ryocErD DOWN BROADWAY P0LIcfViN.

Policeman charles Has. a''ache' to me M'c"o'
s,l.s, station. who guards thr F'ahK""-'' ~
Ing in Broadway was standing '''
'- 49, ,,,ss,re Yesterday afternoon. when no
t,- and found himself Spanning on mo
..r.,na A. Ne pulled himself together +" Keep ms
,,..s ami feet from being cat or a heavy "'dy zen
80, min, II VAS the o,erg'Own form % J"''P" r.,
Va role al uf,i,r boy sixteen ear" on. }" ,Ir
i'",,,ity 81 4 downtown hrm OF brokers VINO VIZ
~, Goirg hl. utmost ~ keep from p-ilg f"u "'ty
49, r' - bovl.d pasi. H. hsd tried 80 get OF
80, ,bs wrong siic ~ a car The policeman re''i'' n
= had rut on the head. which had to ee dressed ~
Tie Tcouard-sf police station. wher" Inc JOY "aH
haisd urisoner He was badly frightened al lH'
n%osnect OF being locked up ana scni for ~ enr
Lovers who went to the police station ana per
ssrsaed the policeman to withdraw his Complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
Norfolk Hotel. BRIGHTON. England.
ILrRACOMDE North Devon) ,..u,t.
"The Collingwood. p publ rooms.
BycrcLE p0LYcENAN BADLY HURT.
Wa sropprvc , pt-x,w,y TEAM on HIS WHEEL
wrlEN \ HORSE FELL on HlM-His
CONDITION CRITICAL

Bicycle Policeman Francis J. Cavanaugh was Sc
verelv hurt last night while stopping runaway
on Riverside Drive. Tho Drive Is hilly from One
hundred nd fourteenth-s TO one-h"n"rtu-"
twenticih-st. Cavanaugh was wheeling d. Inv 'op
of this hill early last evening when he saw team
and dlrtcart speeding along The driver haa 'oS'
control of the animals and was shouting tor helr
tevanaugh wheeled AFTER the runaway anu
caught It at northumberland nineteenth-st' ne
wheeled clos, 10 the horses caught ore OF tnem py
the bride and sitting on his wheel. was dragseh
along to -hurdred-and- fourieenth-st without
being able 10 stop the running animals A. tina,
s-reet one horse suddenly Eeared and put one hook
through the policeman wheel The result "as
that the animal fell heavily on the policeman
UIcvcle patrolman ORorrk' hNl secn Cava-
,,,h aud was on hIs way to his assistance before
the horse fell He arrived in tine to get me horse
m tSavanuagh was taken TO the j. HOOD wright
Memorial Hospital where II wa FOUND that three
OF his ribs wee broken ana tnat ne was inlureo
in,crnaily His condition Is critical
Cavanaugh has made dozen thrlnng stops on
r,nawavs In me two years he has been member
OF the bicycle squad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
ATT4CHEU ron BREifH or 'ONfR'' !.

The sheriff has received two attachments against
,bo Rcd Wing Duluth and Sioux 'i'y CONSTRUCTION
cor,nauv Of Minnesota. IN favor OF Ahert ~
1cszvnskv for 500 10. ard Colin NJ thompson f"r
-, 40 and tev were served on several trust com
It, b,ra The claim of Mr Lcszyrsky T. f'r
damages for breach Of contract in connection WIN
I'e r,nsiruc,ion q the Duluth. Req WIFE ana
.n,nnanv $4,000 ard 10 construct a'd coup s-N','-
.eay miles II tho railroad. FOR VIZ j. Nc wah 10
. - Iords and stock Of tie railroad company
anonn,,nr 10 ;is7 D00 actual value rh' contra,
..n.,,ir.s IN nrocurng purchaser To- $4,000
~ i'r noo,,rase hands Of the railroad company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
ruy NtuING or THE ILLINOIS.

chicago Sept 9.-Governor Tanner may h" called
,,,,, Ia decide whether the bntte-shp Illinois Will
no named with water or champagne Colonel Joseph
e,,cr declares that his sister. Miss Letter. would
engage In no controversy over the matter with me
Woman's christian Temperance Union or any other
organization, but would be guided III me mater hy
the ceremony. and whom she recognizes as repre-
"n,ine the sentiment OF the people or the state on
,ha subject Colonel Letter said his sister would
No, enter AT all into the discussion OF the moral
~, ~ water instead OF champagne but would
simpiy confer with the Governor and follow his
surpesiiOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
RrArTLES OF GLEN ONOKO.

Another delightful excursion 20 Mauch CHUNK
and Glen Onoko VIII be run tomorrow by the 10
high VALLEY \ celebrated English tourist. IN
sneaking 81 the Yosemite Valley and i's beauties
GAIA. .xext 10 the Yosemite give mo Glen Ouoko
7 have been through all he magnincenily Wild
sections Of both continents. bu' Glen cnoho ana
tho Yosemite surpass everything J nave seen 80
ia, cirection The Nile the Alps and ih" lima
i.,as hav. not the scenery OF either place. Ih"
Te6ieh excursion vii leave West TW'nlN-l hlrd-st
-, N Cor.lardt or Deshrosscs -. 81 -" a.. N.
and The Brooklyn Annex. Fulion-si, also AZ ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
TOwrD A DISABLED STEAMER TO PORT.

The British steamer British queen. Captain
Smith which arrived In this port yesterday after
noon. from Antwerp. reports that on September
In latitude Is 81 longitude 5545. so o'clock A. m
she sighted a steamer showing signals OF distress
The British Queen bore down and found her TO oe
HAMPTON Roads in ballast with h.sh-pressure
cylinder rods piston broken. and wanting assist
ance The British Queen towed her into ha"i.A'
whore she arrived September l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
TO FILL DIR. JOHN NAILS PULPIT

The committee on supplying the pulpit or the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church during DR..
Hairs vacation announces that In September the
fol owing cergymen will oficiate on Sundays nj
the morning and afternoon services September, II
The Rev Or George T. Purves, Of Princeton Uni
yerslty. Sepiember "a. the Rev. Or. Peyton II.
Uoce OF Wilmington. y. C.: September 25. the Rev.
Or. {. l. Scohcld Of Mortified. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
." EIISH HEIR TO An ESTATE.

Nos'"he'on Sept 9-The Consul at ChrlstianIa.
,.nl, mas reported that one Andre Andersen has
NJ. ne'' 10 sum Of money from the estate OF
~. ,a'her and that the property Is now held by
clainsp1 a'e Court Of NOrd HeIgoland awaiting the
A* state Of Washins ION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
UrtDOU4RTERS FOR THE SILVER MEN.

HEIUVT IN I'M T0'' TIT" ''"'' '' '''E''
II NJ Mcdonald chairman Of the Executive Com
r,,,,ee o, the Chicago Platform Democrats OF
Greater New-York. opened headquarters on the
thirteenth floor OF the Hudson Building. at No. 3
broadway. yesterday. There was no ceremony
either Of political or social kind Whatever IN con-
nee ion with the opening. Mr. Mcdonald SAID ths
place free OF access at all times TO men or the
Chicago Democratic belief. and that money - now
necessary for the successful carrying on or the
work which the organization has set itself 10 90 In
the coming campaign.