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WI os prampy IN e. p Mai. dose one hour carrier
than 81. sing time shown below.
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Norway direct. per u-ka LETTERS mus, he 20 directed
for Europe. per 6. Campan'a. va Queenstown
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Ten Minutes n tho hour n sailing II steamer.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC
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Sc Thoma. & Sr6i1 Leeaard and windxad Islands
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by a, amer closa this ohce daily s:3o m. Mails
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clos. az MS Office daily $50 p. Mails for Cuba
by steamers sailing Mondays and Thursdays from por,
Tampa Fla Mails for Mexico city. overland unless
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mail closes at p m previous Day
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bird from Francisco. close here daily up to sep
s%S. 2, $50 F. Of r. sis IRON ssn Frsns!.c
close daily up 70 September = a, ESQ p H. h,en
aa:,,s ra sss' sr G.:i FIJI
and samoan Islands rsr >. Alameda from san Fran.
close here daily up 20 s.p,.mes WV ~ 2"
E,ruria with British mails for Aus,rsiisr Msrs tor
T sns s.a ' sSss r. daily ny ocoSer 81
and The schedule Of closing Is arranged on the pre-
sumption q their uninerrur.d overland transit fHes-
sr'd mail coRSrTrs VAN rSeS cSTT 'i Postmaster
yastoflce. New York y. ". Seat iI-A
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Sew England and Eastern New YORK. far. warm
Or In the interior variable winds.
Fer Eastern Pennsylssna. New-J.rs'y and Ds.awaFe.
,sr followed by coudine-s slowly rising tenn
perature. eas,erly winds
For the District - columbia and Maryland fair. FOL
to,cd "a ircressnr cloudne.. warmer eastary winds.
For Western PonnsyvAnia and Western New York. in
ere sing coudiness. light outteasterls winds
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DIED.

AsH-suddeny. At Glen Hidse, y J.. on Friday. Sep
a. ispS Louisa Oakley. wife OF William Me
ivane Ash and daughter .. the late Alexander Oakley
Fur cral Christ church Glen Ridge y. j..
Senipnher 49, arrival ~ train leaving New
York A. 1880 O'Clock a. m
BEI.T-At his residence No 46 Jersey Jersey CITY,
al q. IN. sunday, september II. 1Ds Washington
Rs!'. IN the G3d year ~ his age.
The services will be held At his late residence
Wednesday evening. september a. at & O'Clock
increment az Greenwood on Thursday morning
CHADWICK-After brief Illness. at her residence. No
IG6 Walton ave, Mary r. chadwick widow Of tho
Rev. T. W. chadwick In her nth year.
Funeral services at the Mott Avenue " F..
i59th al. and Mott ave. Wednesday evening at 8
O'Clock.
GARDEN Sunday morning september II. Christopher
Henry Garden, aged 40 years
Funeral private.
Interment Al Greenwood Cemetery.
GCNTHER-At Jacksonville. Fla September - Of ty
phod fever. In his 23d year Henry II. tsurther.
Troop H. "a United States Volunteer cavalry eldes, son
Of Marie Louise and William Henry Gunther.
Notice VI funeral hereafter.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram tie cont nuous white line the
changes In pressure indicated by The Tribunes SET
rerol barometer The dored line shows the tempera
ture recorded NJ Perrys Pharmacy.
Tribune ono. Sept. H. n. nThe weather yesterday
was fair and coo,cr The temperature ranged between
81 and n degrees the fc6is degrees being IA
degrees that NJ sunday sri 50 lover
than that % ~. correspr ning day Ct last year.
Tie weather 10 day Will lie fair.
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"THC CICEOO" PLAYED - BALTIMORE.

baltimore Sept. u (SpecaD-"The Cuckoo"
farce In three by Henry Guy Carleton. the au-
thor Of The But,erfies' and "A ii'ded Fool" re-
ceived ts first presentation on any stage her" TO-
ntyht a, the ACADEMY Of Music before a crowded
horse The Smyth Rice Comedy Company. which
met with success IN the original production or
MY Friend from India" presented the play The
70 lowing was the cpst:
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MARRIED..

ri -sANFORD-In iris city on september y:
by u Parker Morgan, u. u. owe Wilmot Burcha'd u
n ord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

The Syracuse Herald" Is having some fun over
the struggle for places Oh the Republican state
ticket II says:
We have received from Albany circular letter
setung or.h that only hope tor the Republican
party IN this State j. to nominate Roosevelt ana
Isil.ock for Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
fooseV cit Nc know. but VINO in thunder H. MI
lock- All the circular letter informs rs re -
Alderman Kinlock. of Troy-o f. h mock, NJ -
We are told further that he '1s well known social!
and professionally in Troy. being an ex-pr"sidehi
of the Rensselaer, County Mcdlral Sotiety, a"u
that "he has clear record by all means iPt II
he kiniock. Rensselaer, County enfaged ana hu-
inflated 10y the turning down OF Black. VIII never
talv for the ticket unless the second place goes TO
Kinock only by running Kinlork can the fdtl
machine pluck the nctt.e safely from INC mower
danger. liurrsh for Roosevelt and kinlock!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

Another candidate for ideu'"nant-'oVerho' -
brought forward by The Livingston Repunhcah
I'm tho person ~ William Austin Wadswor'h'
cousin ~ Congressman Wadsworth. II 'hns se's
forth his qualifications
Mr. Wadsworih u not known as politician. nli
he il n sound Republican. and by cducation ana
taste we'll adapted 70 public service. ana ""ulh n
another instance ~ the scholar IN polln's; sfnlI''
to hi. friends Senator Lodge and Colonel hooS'-
volt Ills ample means. liberal education toelng -
graduate ~ Harvard interest in the pracilch' nhl
1ers ~ NO liheraliiy in public and priNa'" H'rr
lions nd his weii-knovn hatred OF All knos ." ~
bore.fN nave made him very popular WIN W" -,
40 ~ ivlnnston county lie has always d"cllh"ii
mini. Office eyrept when 10 r"'ogniZfd inc eau Z"
,uty I'm, rs President ~ tho tllage. Slp'iNIsW ~
tba ,nwn and sewer AMI Water commissions, ~.
Las shown his aptitude FOR public service, ahi
Ia. long hecr = source 81 regret 10 MS lren1- NJ
no would not enter politics Ia hlcher %nn"!'' ~"
q frle lover ~ MS county. nnd - f"NnF 70 49," 49,
.ar-iscea 80 maintain Us honor ~ inc "i'n
~ the war between the Unite! states huu Nphlu
y. 1, cornenv with Aston Chanlcr, AZ tn"ir own
COS, rai,e1 a regiment and offered rs services 20
,hn cour,-v IN, ,h~v we're declined. lie. hoW'Vs'
Wv. IN ,,.e, a commission AZ major ani Il In service
with Nafor-Cicneral MHrri' as ~ ~ "a.
s,sn having accompanied, him TO IN" fh'"pp'''
Islands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

Senator Horace White. of Syracuse y 'usses'e'
as n candidate for Leutcuant-' Governor. DISCUSS
ing his chances from "a Democratic point of We"
The Syracuse Courier says
Senator White. II he has ambition In the drec'lon
of the Lieutenant Governorship VIII nave y" nooA
en- ..tn t,p,-r,'t. Tor u" o'ner 'dnIuat ~ :. .
TONED would have him IN the ticker. MT, w M
lost caste with Governor Black when ne r"lurrn ""
yoe for the conhrmai ION of Blacks man. Lou ia! W.
for Superintendent of insurance. ana. as mH'''t
Of course the Black forces would nave nom ~
hi,, in any event Senator White would not max"
bad Republican candidate for ld"utenant-'o'-
81
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The Rochester Herald" declares that IAN early
independent nomination for Colonel Roosevelt pre-
gents the ,Wo-edged sword TO Senator Plat. hani'e
first"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

Notices Of marriages ard deaths must be In,
dorsed with full name and address.
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"If ravn really desires 10 telp Blacks canvass
suggests The Rochester Post-Express. the best
bfnr 40 can do is tn keen his hands on It,"
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STATE POLITICAL NOTES.

The Schenectady Union" joins THE Troy Tines
In rebukng William Barnes. ir for what II regards
rs his attemni 10 dictate the nomination for Gov
ernor. Ii says:
II Tho Albany journal" desires to support COLO
mel Roosevelt IL has that privilege. But when II
openly ntmdtes that Governor Racks candidacy
not po.itir from q Republican standpoint ana ina
he should clear the track for another II is user
assuming 10 dictate that which many Republicans
will not obey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

IN. candidacy ~ Major Andrew pa vih'on' 81
O,s4qo the present Deputy Secretary o' s'"'e' i"'
s.c,e,ary ~ STATE. "a highly commended ny Inc
Medina Tribune" which sSN$
,..,o- ,,,-ttsor So. n service % three years ana
,o', r,onthe was twice wopriNf am VAS aNaile1
medal ''for distinguished bravery ~ ~" Hatt," ''
tho Mine ~ Petersburg ~ over P.i"'e I',rt. a..
,Ta, W,ior Davidson n" held a. STATE senator IN
isSs-'si FROM tho NNIlld district as nlrst neP,r
o,,,,tqsioner 80 Pensions during the Harrison ~
arbitration and i' the rlacc he NJ" mons NJ" nHS
made \ record iha' Cv'S a''urhn," ma. M IT,
ton Yould mako mistake I'm n"nin''ns
nn ~ = Republican Mr. DAVIDSON mas alt'auN
heeu ms s,anch III" s,anchesi ne j. wei Nnow ,
n,t ,crui,r fhrorghoui the STATE arf MS name
r,onIi strengthen the state ticket We mop" n"
nav receive unanimous nomination
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JtMEs y. sILO. ArCrR.
ON wED\F-DA and THU RSDAf
SEPTEMBER i, ard -. ?, II o'clock each Day.
The entire contents Of the large private
ie~ residence
no i:7 wEsT,itrH ST.. NEAR coLrMBrs AVN
N PART. NAHciNNY UPRIGHT PIANO. SUPERB
rsrr,r, Sinuary 'f'he cupid Fisher Boy bv Ives 1t
Rome Nth revolving pefssta other choice ststusry'
real Rron,es o. Painrings by Gonhet Plot sanchez:
ard other artists Eegant nan
chime clock i,v. hour strike.
RICH HAND PAINTED COLD AND SILVER en-
hrode-ed Drauer,ss plush; -sborstev carved DINING
Roor, Furniture oak H1A brio ahrsr ~ every a.
scrlpton china Closets small Tables. ofd 'h,'r'
THE DRAWING ROOM cA'srv in Tho riches, pamasts
AMI Lamps. Rugs fine HaNiand china Glass ana silver
THE BASEMENT DINING ROOM s n solid mahogany.
viz Buffet Extension Table Buffers SIDE stand Lounge,
g. together Win a tie ROYAL Wilton 'afpe's tnr'usH-
ont entire house
---------------------
Morsau'- steam Carpet Cleaning
ami RenJv1ting Moihs
BROADWAY K nth ST.
'srpet- taken UP cleaned Altered ana reiain ~ shoN
motto. Telephone 23n 2sth.
Exprrssi0n restored b. artificial teeth. Dr. DEANE'
pent.si.- Worlis Fair Aua'i-5i Lexngton-ave coz
45h.
.,r,., CIc,,tpp D. & w. Wiilinms.
5s3 WEST s1TH ST TELEPHONE 500 osl ~ 81.
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Congressman James W. Wadsvorth has his dis
tIict well In hand that he received a unanimous
denomination Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

The boom Of ex-speaker Titus Sheard for Con-
roller is icing carefully nursci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

rx-llrrrrSAN7-d GOVERNOR sAS7oN' CONGRESS
,rx HOOKER AND WARD AMoNG THOSE
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Should he -ad DAILY by all interested. as changes may
tim"l
he ending september IL. 1898.
,'l cless inrnmpily o. az the General Post
Parcels Pos' Mails close one hour carrier
,han al. sing shown below
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A.-rhe Kcnsico Crmetery.-friva'e station
Harlem Railroad ~ lnue' ride from the Grand Csatra
lepo Office 18 Ess: +2d 81.
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on tho tour. will show that several Of the men are
al. asf
'Not out.
CATCHES AND RTES.

W Fenwick the secretary OF the Metropolitan
District Cricket League, Is busuy engaged In com
pling the official records and of his organ
,.,,,or Ue IL shorf more than one score but ne
expects to have THE records complete some time
this week.
sutherland Law. who killed by falling or
Jumping from his room. on the fourth moor OF the
colonnade Hotel Philadelphia. is the second crtck-
eter who has his death in this tragic manner IN
recent times In Philadelphia. Law Mas one or the
best-known cricketers in the United states, for he
was an international player OF note and an ex-
chsmpon ba tsman OF Philadelphia
The cricketers Of Baltimore have great respect
FOR the bowling Of 3. j. T. Bossnquet In me
second innings OF the game az Catonsvile on Thurs
a. he rad the remarkable bowling analysis or
njns v-ickefs for thirteen runs. His delivery was
sIplv unplayable and the patsmen fe!I oeIVie MN
ike chan before the wind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-03
TIVE I, A W. BULLETIN.

Baltimore oct 2-Albert Mott. chairman OF the
League Of American Wheelmen Racing Board. has
issued the following bulletin:
The following is the score in the National cham
ponship Bald, l55: Major Taylor. lB; ION
Butler, Rs; Mcfarland. 1913; Kinbls. ~; Cooper
iOS Arthur Gardiner. 12 Freeman. 49, STEVENS o<'
Watson Coleman. ~.
The New-Redford Track Association, New-bed-
ford Mass IS suspended from the sanction priv
ueee for failure TO deliver prizes and pay handl-
cappers fees
William Clark. South Boston. Mass has oeen
placed upon the list of those 10 whom further sane
lions will be denied and suspended from all road
and track racing 10 October l. 1893. for promoting
an unsanctioned race and riding in It after warn
,
Professional records accepted-Made at Willow
Grove Penn August g. 1sss-one mile against
time. paced. Edward Taylore. l:2s 80
Eight 10 twelve miles. competition: Tom i1n-
tons 1929 As: q 1as2 10 17o4 S5; H. ls:ls To- Z
Thirteen to twenty-five miles competition D +
ElkessE s5s i s * sos 2' g. 81 go o. so2 q
ass 2-5 o. S7Zs 2-5: o. 1914 S-5; a. R:o- a. o.
Tweny-six thirtyfour miles asa x !. % i ne
b .e5 Isl 90 81 as; 81 1925 -; g. @''l- 20 49,
% one S s-i hour against time, paced H EFes''
fn TTsnsferred to the professional class Frtd
Brown lePs Falls b T eeo'f Hahk = Conway
Haverhil Mass: Elwood Wimsan. Ci Trtnkrosk
~ 'Noroskv Hall Scranton. Vern Lundy. A Lee
johnson Lansing Mich A Frsn'z BS z9o MIeh
a B. Mancon. Guthrie. Ky. George Sch"e'ue''
Conrad Born. Columbus. Ohio ~ ,,.o.ss,ov Ro.-
ton HAS. 70 June l. 1899. unsauctioned races III
wood Wman. Cincinnati; Carey g Buzat'
anolis. sam Goldberg ir. KALAMAZOO, 70 So ~
Der J. 1890. A. B. Mandon Guthrie; Ky James Dr l.
Ta,on A Bethel Owcnsboro. Ky a Is Iul-
can Evansville Ind Horace Edwards Frank mar
per Hewitt sniyeg Mr. Ws w. oI DerG PIymogth
and Tobe Green Ann Arbor 70 OCTOBER 20 ,ess
p J. O'DonneH. Philadelphia. 70 OCTOBER - iSeS
- X Stetstrun Chicago. 10 November l. ~,
Fred r Donald Springfield. Mo L. O. r III an
and r. F. Buder. ST. Louis n s. close an n " '
x y to January l. 1899 Thurman Person. t GIsSs
Falls \ Y 10 July I. 1899; Charles n. ReadinSer'
Allentown. Penn. tn November J. l&@ 49,. ...o
Sanctions granted: Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Club Milton. Pa. October I. closed; Nortn
Hud.o on County Cyclers. Union Hill y; j.; Ocioper
Il closed: Yorkvtlle Racing club. fork.ine' . -
October u. closed
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la WN TENNIS.
YALEs ENTRIES FOR THE INTGRCoL1.E-
GIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS-A BOOM
AT THE LENOX CLUB


GIATE CHAMPIoNsHIPs-A BOOM
AT THE LENoX CLUB.
Tho round robin tournament for positions on
the Yale team for the intercollegiate champion
ships played al Newt Haven on Friday. Owing
10 Hooher's sprained ankle Allen Dodge and
Noyes were the only players entered and Noyes
was beaten by both Of the others so that the mat
ter was soon settled. Allen beat Noyes So. b.
and Dodge beat him 50, 3-S e-4. Hackett. Alien
and Dodge will therefore represent Yale IN ule
singles and Eackett and Allen and Dodge ana
Noyes in the doubles
The intercollegiate npionsbip matches beeln ri
the Lawn Tennis Club courts in New-Hayen to-mof-
row srssrnoon and Harvard's team Of cracks Is al
most sure 10 carry off all the honors. whitman
Ware Davis Forbes and Ward make combination
II would De hard 10 beat they are all among the
crack players Of the country. II Whitman does
succeed in winning the intercollegiate champion
ship az rs expected he will have won this season
the National. Middle States, Eastern. New ork
State and intercollegiate championships, almost
every title Of importance in TINS section OF the
Ever since Louis j. Grant the famous police
lawyer. Joined the Lenox Tennis CIun maj orsnn-
lzation has been enjoying distnct Doom nr.
Grant. although a middle-aged lawyer. 10 most
through his efforts that the recent open to i
ment was held there. He plays nIiiise" aiiioss
every day. and IL always ready 10 Hlhhc
,or MS promising son, Wylie Grant, ~ Topnd C,i,ib
Will dsband this fall it's grounos nave oseh
taken FOR building purposes. ana now nhdt ne nus
devoted his energies 10 the LenoX Cuo thllI * ,
are beginning 10 take new NE thefe nc .
offered a special prize last week for round
robin tournament among the club members eacn
man 10 play hfteen games against every o'her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-03

SEVENTEENTH INTERCOLLEGIATE TOURNAMENT
New-Haven. Conn.,. Oct. (speciaD-!The seven
teenth annual intercollegiate tennis tournament
VIII be held this week. beginning Tuesday. on
the grounds OF the New-FIaven Club. The Inter
collegiate Cup. now held by 5. G. Thomson. OF
Princeton, will be contested for. This cup will
eventually go to the college which first wins pos
session OF II for years Each college will he
represented by three single aud two double teams.
From present indications It would seem that Har
ward will have e practical walk-over her three
representatives in the singles-Whtman. the pres
ent National champion and Wear and Davis, who
rank easily among the first players in the country
completely outclass the players of other colleges
who TO
,Harvard's representatives in the doubles will be
Wear and Whitman. Davis and Ward Yale will
be represented by Hackett Allen and Dodge in the
singles, and in the doubles by Hackett and Allen.
Dodge and Noyes.
1t Is expected that Columbia, Cornell. Princeton
and Wesleyan will teams. Az entries close
Monday evening. IT is impossible to give full list
or competitors yet. First and second prizes in
both singles and doubles viii he awarded. The
referee will be Joseph Whittelsey. Yale. 81
Last year Thomson OF Princeton. won the singles
rather Unexpectedly. and Wear and Whitman the
doubles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-03

DOES NOT WANT TO CONTROL RACING.
San Francisco, Oct. The Board OF Governors
Of the California Cycling Clubs has decided not 10
grant sanctions outside the territory covered at
present The Board declared its Willingness 10
affiliate with and recognize any association "nicn
Eastern riders may form. but at the same time
EXPRESSED its unwillingness 10 undertake the con-
troll OF racing In the East or In any remote ter
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-03
CRICKET.
LAST GAME OF THE ENGLTsHMEN IN THE
EAST

The English crickefers uoder p F. Warner VIII
wind I'D their tour Of the East to-day In Phladel-
phia where their last game promises to be note
worthy contest The game is now in a close ana IN
taresting condition and there is telling what the
result will be.
hAinr most anxious 10 retain their unbeaen record
while the Philadelphans Just anxious 10
aecure one victory their famous oppoHsnts'
The Englishmen have now lost their four best bats,
men and the Philadelphians expect ne Tan T shr
~ Weld easily TO the attack OF j King ney
MAJ he aroused 10 the occasion however ana tns
Following averages which include all games Played