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LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF ELEANOR NJ CONVERSE Dr.
CEASED

ESTATE OF ELEANOR NJ. CONVERSE DE.
CEASED.
No. 6S42. Docket 21
The National Safe Deposit, Savings and TYust
&C., executor. has. with the approval of the Su-
preme Court of the District of Columbia holding
a special term for Orphans Court business aD-
pointed Fridy, July 10, 1885, at 10 o'clock am,
the time. and said court the place, for max
ing payment and distribution under the courts Ill
rcction and control: when and where all crafl-
itors and persons entitled to dstributiye shares on
legacfes residue notified to attend In per-
by agent attorney Gully authorized, with
their claims against the estate properly vouehed:
Provided, this order be published once in each of
three successive weeks before said day in the
washington Law Reporter and The iXening
Star.
Signed June %, 1898.
]. NorA McGILL Register Of Wills
GIST BLAIR, Proctor. je2S Iaw3t
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RAILROADS.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY.-rntended steam
ship sailings from Vancouver to JAPAN and CHINA:
EMpRESS OF CHINA. July II, Sept. II. Dec. s
EMPRESS OF JAPAN. Aug. %. Nov Z. Jan. 80
Fast Route to the Philippine Islands.
TO HONOLULU. FIJI AND AUSTRALIA:
WARRiMOO- July 2s A0RANGl. -. Aug. IS
Second cabin accommodations very low rates. h.
McMURTRIE. Agent Sd and Chestnut St Philadel-
phia, Pa, and 20a e. German St. Baltimore, Nd
or E. v. SKINNER. G. e. a., S55 Broadway, n Y.
je27-m, ,w&f l21
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WASHINGTON. .ALExANpnIA AND Mt. vEB-

FROM STATION, 1874 STREET AND Pa. AVE-
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Il. 1897.
For Alexandria, week days, $50, T:o5. T:3s ex.,
500. s:35. $50 1000. Hoo. 1l:s5 An; l2:0
ex. u 2o LIS. l:45 2:o5 eI., z:4o. 800 en-.
3-2s. 3.oS AIS 4:50 o.05 5:20 ex., .: 20,
sos eI $780, 7:oe. '7:aO. 500. $780, 1o:oO 1870.
For Alexandria, Sundays. 7:45, s:z5. e:ss, 1880
II us An; 1900 noon, l2:45, l:30, 2.I5, 500
S:&6, 4ao, b;ls. e.oS, e;45 z.So, s:ie. e:oo Io0e
For Mt. Vernon, week days. $50, 500, 1000,
ll:oo An; l2:oS. l:i5. 2:05. $500. 3:59. 1:0&
For Mt Vernon, sundays. 7:Ss. s:45 AN; 1900
noon 2;l5, 3:s5, 6:45. 300 Pm.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge week dsys
500. $50. lo;ve. HOO AN; l2:9e, 1920, I;ls.
2:O5. $500, 5:2s. 4:l5, $40. Cos. 1:o6 500 T. N
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge. Sundays
1:4a. e:45 e:40. 1890, ll:i5 An; 400 noon
7:SO, e.16 Pm
.Runs TO Payne station only. Parcels carried 90
all trains. Baggage checked. fy2
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sAI.E-HANDSoME Lot ON THE HEIGHTS
overlooking the city and Zoo Park, / square
jy7-3t R. W. WALKER SON. l006 F NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-IOT 4exS8 TO ALLEY, HALF
SO. from Lincoln Park for house.
80 IT. front (0Lly 5000 50. ft) on Columbia
read. Washington Heights. for SIC, 900 house.
1000 It. u20A126l, cor. 10th and Nd. ave-
n-A, for spaan he uses.
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OAEsAPEAkK AND ONO RAILWAY.
HROIfGH CHE GRANIlESf Sl,E NIaY

AMEkiCA. ALL TRAINS yEsTIBULED,
ELECTRIC LIGHTED, STEAM HEATEU.
ALI. MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARA
STATION. SIXTH AND 3 STREETS.
Scheorle effect May /, 1885.
2:2o m. DAlIY-Cincinnati and St Louis sps-
cia-Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman sleepers
TO Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisyflie Indian af,olis
and st. Louis without change. Connects at Cow
tnxton Va. for Virginia Hot springs daily. Parier
Cars Cincinp1u 80 Chicago.
li:l0 Pm. DAlsY-F. r. v. Lmited-Soid train
Tor Cincinnati. Pullman Slcepers TO Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville without change open for
reception of Passenger at pm. Pullman Com
pertment Ca TO Virginia Hot Springs, without
change Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays OBJ
eeryation car Hinton To Cincinnati Connection
daily. Sleep~ry Cincinnati 10 Chicago and ST. Louis.
z-2o PM DAuY-For GordousvIlle, Chariotfua-
y1lie, Staunton. and for Richmond daily. except
Sunday.
1851 A.M.-Daily except sunday.-rarior car
Washington to Richmond. and Richmond TO OLD
Point Arsve Richmond, 2:&s p.m--Old Point
$40 p-m Transfer st Rickmcnd.
ReservatieS and ttctets st Chesapeaks and ohss
the station. A. r. FCIIEi
n5s-Soo General Passenger Aes1E
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LoSr-TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FOX TERRIER:
eyhitr body with family marked black spots
bla head: answers to the name of Jack. A suit
able ..ward II returned to 3003 st. NV. t6-2s
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-GENTLEMAN'S WATCH CHARM; MONO
gram J. G. d. on one side. small diamond on
other. Liberal reward paid II returned to 40
l1th st. NV. JyS-2ts
IoST-oN WEDNESDAY PM, ON ST CAR
or i.h st. NV, old brown purse. containing two
STIR affice. fr.7-
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". Or. .&b., large yd. d.$26.50
1918 9Th ne, Tr&b. 400
1910 Linden ne. 7r&b16. 90
522 23d NV, 7r&b. 1900
i132park pi ne, ,Tr&b1i.0o
2243 IL NV, w,5r,~, We II. 90
SW cor 1s&T. st&cel12. 90
sos Gath NV, ,6r, W. wc1O. 80
514 Path NV, Or, w. wc1O.50
q st. NV. fPhone 2oi9.)
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20, 1919 + ST.
10 10th ne, 6r&b. 1880
231 10th ne, Grab. 1850
I30 oath st. 6r&b. 1880
COS 1st ne, 6r&ba. .lI.0O
1881 3d ne, 6r&bu. .l3.5U
i2l4 Ward ct, Ar. 500
ier 1854 X. 4r tcoD. 500
lib Cherry Hill. 4r.
W (coD. $3.50
.l53 Scott st. 2r. -. 500
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524 10th NV, Or. .22.5O
lo2t n Cap, 5r. ..1D.0U
zoo Cley'd av, Or. 16. so
1888 Marion st, 6r. 1850
l5p1 sd, store. 1890
1918 N Cap, Or. .14.OO
l2oI I'd Sc, Or. 1850
q iair rd, mod DIV, ,1lr,
: A acres Of grid. 1000
UST, Cos 14th st. my.
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Sta 1920 Sth NV. $50
18th mr. Col I'd. 1Or. .35
1919 Vt av NV. fur .125
1872 912 st, 5r. .lu
Store f07 eth NV. 40
1853 Corc'p, 14r&b. 80. so
Office rooms. 1907 + NV
1921 Wallach NV. Sr. 70
1907 l. st.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR kESr-REMINGToN TYPEWIIrERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine;
pei1ect condition guaranteed; with stand; delY
eIed free III city; one month applies purchase
OF new nhen uIrcctly following rental.
WIChUtF. SEAAANS q BENEDICT,
de19-u Cor. Sth and + NV
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FOR RENT-L2S + st. ~
1881 G NV. fur Or. S10O. 90
1881 Q,Ir&b, lge yds45. 90
1885 T NV. 11r&b. 40. 90
1906 18th NV ,Sr&b. AS. %
Buckingham pl, Or. b26. so
532 10th NV, 10r&b.25 20
22O9 18th NV, 7r&b 25.50
1925 z NV, st&5r- 20. 90
RALPH w. LEE, sos lat
iy2-tf
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FOIs HENT-DEEBLE &
i4l0 Pa av,sto&cei. $50. 90
GIG f NV, 21r&b. 1900
1858 31st, ,17r&bt tfurl GO. 90
026 23d st, 11r&b. ;. 40. 90
1905 X l av, 6r&2b 81. 81
1921 n II av, Grab. 80. SO
3OU6 Z, 9r&b. 80. IN
2236 18th st. Grab. 25. ~
124 E Sc, 7r&b. 81
118 Il Sc, 7r&b.~...22.5
514 lst Sc, 6r&b. ..19.V
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALR-FIRST-CLAsS l0-ROoM HOUSE
n-w. or viii exchange for "a rm or suburban prou-
srfy. Address, Box 70. Star Office 1y6-3t'
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FOR RENT-BY B.F.SAUL Sc COR T,rH&I. n w
515F ,15r&b. .stm htS7O. 90 1874 Corcn l1r&b so 90
1914 7th, sto&dwg. 40. 90 1922 6th 9r&b. .. So 90
lS41 18th, 10rSb. 35. so 45 n, 6r large sta 80 90
2030 7th sto large Is. 90 6S r. I0r&b - 25 90
1901 9th, sto large .----t2425 Tth er&b -. IS 90
1918 NY ay, 1OrtSsto. As. 90 1907 L, IOr&b . 35 90
2O34 1th, sto&d~g 1900 1877 Sth, 6r&b. 10. 90
1923 Tth, sto&d1g 80. 90 hoo 7th sto Nc 10 90
1906 Both, Crib. .2S. % 41S Elm, CRIB 80 l5 90
902 o st, 9rSb. .2S. 90 407 1914 ST. lr with
71S 9th ne, store. 200 power. 20 90
9lS I'd Sc, 6rSw. -. 81. 50 42O O. fat 4r&b ~ 90
l4l H'kman Sc 6r b. II. 90 1926 Ith Sr l3 90
1912 Sundl d p I1rb5o. 90 1853 Sth, 5r (coD 10 90
1543 4th st, 1r6cb. .27. 90 1865 L. 5r (cou Is ,tU
jy2 -
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FOR RENT
1903 N NV. $1,000 per yr
1919 10th, cor Greg. 500
1885 NV. 1Sr&b. :. 100
6lS Mass av cw. ...... AS
17O3 X st. 16r. fur. 25t
1884 18th st NV. 40
1908 18th st NV. .52. 81
D. je4-30t* TYLER & RU'
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FOR RENT-12O2 2IST.,
furnished. 12r. $4,000
1921 N Y ay, 12r. $500
21l5 Pa nv. l4r, ,2b. $500
1925 18th NV, 12r. $3.50
1897 sd str, 6r. rs. 81
1213 I1th NV, Sr. .25.5g
3O34 Camb'ge, Or. 24.00
2l49 l. NV, 7r. .22.6V
jy2-tf II. l.. /
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MANTED-HOUSES.

WASTED-TO BUY 9 HOUSES: OR ROOMS:
mi; yard to alley; must be bargains. State
office. jyS-2t"
WANTED-TO BUY A HOUSE NEAR ELECTRIC
cars; rooms: mist be bargain: Rot to exceed
$500; also lot Is feet front Address W. H.,
Star office. jy1-3t"
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WE ARE WARM MEMBERS. But HANDLE A
lot Of ccoi cash in exchange for gents discarded
garments. Send rs postal TO call at once.
you will soon be leaving town. We are prompt
JCSTHS OLD STAND. 6f9 ID NV. tys-5tf
WE DO NOT ADVERTISE GOODS Ar 80 OR 50
Cents; but our customers pay 30 s. for such
supplies Kodak Agency. 5l3 Eleventh st. De-
yeloping, Printing. Enlarging- je2e-4tf
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ZoiO DayidSons ct
NV, 4r. %:
405-415 26th NV, 6r.y.,
1st ID 800 Pomeroy
st NV, 3r~ .9.t
1882 Fristoe ct, 5r. 81,
1888 l. st NV, 3r. -,
Sto rm 943 Pa av *
rm 8. Vernon row. 1856. {
Sto 11l4 q NV. .5o.t
Ste&dwg 2012 14th
st NV, 11r. .5O.t
Sto&tlwg 1924 f 4
459 2vth NV. Tor. 4O.(
Sto&dwg 1001-1OO3
Z st NV, 5r. 40. 4
The above Is only a
my books. For full lis
issued on the 1st and /;
frS z ,aet.,
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COUNTRY BOARD.

FEW BOARDEIsS In THE MIS. OF
Faaauier CO.. Va; pleasant rooms, shade. bath
house. piano, fresh vegetables, ice, abundance Of
mix and butter. daily mail; SIG 10 so per mo-,
refs. exch. Mrs. L. e.. MARSHALL, Vernon Mills,
Va, Marshall station, Southern R.R. jyS-3t.
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FOB RENT qsy.gs
eo-22 Grant pl. 1sr. $50 Fla av NV, ,6r. b. l5. 90
2 bathsa. 5000 1881 sw. .6r&b Is. 90
l0ll nw. lar, q ef$ihses Canal sw. 81. ii. 90
xba.2 but pantriss. 6S 00I hs TEN av NV Or lao
IT'S Fla av.6r&b. IG5, 24o9-11 Shows ct Ar
rs rs Ssss sss;s. e il nv. store: $50
224 1871 Gw,6r b.. .Ie 25l
cHAs. LIAkINs.
my19-tf Rbom 80. McGIl bldg.
FOR RENT-io11 TssST. NV, 2-STORY RAY
window brick; 8 rooms; 10 perfect order Apply
to CHAS. c. DUNCANSON. cor. 9th and d NV
de21-n
FOR RENT-i7ss ANp l7a2 : ST.. 10 ROOMS
and hath; Ami; $50.
l415 20th ct. NV. 10 rooms. ami; S35 per mo-
1aS-tf H. ROzIER DULANY. 1920 r ST.
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
1888 10th vt. -. .$333. 80, 1914 18th st. 75 90
1411 Fl st. ....... .25o. .0Of l207 n st. f5 90
1911 X st. $50 .o0i 2022 st.. ...... SIS 90
15ss ss A ayiss 5s s ss si2 H. 18Th @ st 800
i4a7 Mass ave ia5.ooI sO7 q .3S S co co
S18 Conn ave. -. l25. o0l sos 18th st... 90 90
922 Farragut 3D. SO 3af 1900 Both ST. mn ut 90 20
2024 q st. t......... .83. 33l Fayette ter. IA 50
Also large list of desirable furnished houses
FITCH. FOX 4 BROWN.
5eI-u l406 st. NV.
ron RENT-TO SUITABLE TENANT. AT A RE-
duced rent splendid Groom brick with bal
dry cellar, ami Just south 0f Smithsonian
OWNER 3o6 fith st. s.w. ie1-tf
FOR RENT--HoUsE l741 ST NV. II RMs..
ami, s4os Is = st. NV. rms mod; imps..
5eS-n 1909 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOB ItENT-LARGE 3-STORY STABLE, REAR
~ ID ST. NV /, between ~ aud AZ stalls; carriage
els vator, gas, water anu modern Stable equip
IL ut; excellent stand FOR boarding and livery;
S5).- Inquire Y30 La. je2-t1
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FOR RENT-BY JASs .F:ssHEA, 8s2 Pa. AVN W.
924 e st. n.w.. u rooms, bath &c. .S42. 50
63I Morris st. e., 6 rooms, a MI Is 50
433 ~ st. W., .sfose and 5 rooms ..... Is. 40
sos st ne, Or. $50 2o4 o st NV, Or. l5 90
1915 18th st NV 1r 30 90 459 st sw, 6r... IA 90
1915 st sw, Ir. 800 307 18th se 6r. 13. 90
403 st Sc, IL. ~ 90 235 Oak st NV 6r. r. IS
1917 10th st Dw 6r. 2200S S2 Fenton st ne, 6r IL
as 9th st Or IS 80 1461 Madison 10. so
242 14fh st sw Or $500 622 K st sw, Or. 10 80
!022 9Th st sw, Or. 80 1884 st Sc, 5rf 80
l91l 2ist st NV, 81. 1850 2212 Va av N.Y., Ar. 80
2ll3 Z st NV, Or. 500 1023 n Sc, 5r. %. 20
AZ aY NV, 5r. 1900 RI 233 1Ith sw, 81. 80
: .y2-tf ''
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-10

at a plantation Take Kukuihaele for
instance. A school was erected there
to hold about eighty children. When
first built it was well filed. But the
Portuguese labor was changed for
japanese or Chinese, and the school
dwindled to some twenty children, For
time. Since then it has again gone
up in numbers. In the Konas whole
villages would leave the site upon the
mountain side and transfer them
selves for a year or two to the sea,
and the school house would remain
empty, while at the sea there would be
insufficient school room or no accom-
modations at all. 1t is very difficult,
indeed to provide for a shifting pop
ulatiOn,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-10
SCHOOL HOUSES.

A complaint is made in one of the
Hilo papers about the opening up of
the Pohakupuka school. To a certain
extent the complaint is just The
school house at Pohakupuka was
erected some eight years ago to take
the place of school that was being
held in "A grass house. 1t was not cal
culated to hold more than twenty chill
dren. But since the school was erect
ed the little knot of natives, for whose
benefit the school was erected, has
moved away. 1t is also quite correct
that there should be a school house
at Honohina, a place which has been
opened up, practically, since the Po-
hakupuka school was erected.
1t is one of the hard things that the
Board of Education has to meet, this
constant change in the location of the
population in the out districts, and
also the change in the class of labor
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-10
THE SUREST WAY

To success in business, is to have a
useful article to sell and then to tell
the plain truth about it in simple
words. The popularity Of our prepa-
ration proves the soundness Of this
principle. The best and most intelli
gent people throughout the world,
use and rely on it. There is no haze
of mystery nor affectation Of magic
about this remedy. The formula is on
the label made from Pure Cod Liver
Oil, extracted by us from fresh cod
livers, combined with the Compound
Syrup Of Hypophosphites, Extracts Of
Malt and Wild Cherry Bark. There
you have the whole thing,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-10
WAMPOLE'S
PREPARATION,

the very soul Of healing for the
diseases which everywhere prevail.
Cases that were pronounced real Con.
sumption have completely recovered
by the use Of it; and rheumatism,
Malaria, Anamia. Debility, the Sc
qGences OF scrofula, and all ailments
accompanied with rapid loss of flesh
and strength. yield very kindly to it.
1t always agrees with The stomach.
All the more because, although it
contains the nutritive properties Of
Cod Liver Oil, there is no appearance
or taste Of that roludbie net nduScOus
druG. And this is a point sick people
will appreciate. Ii is scientific vic
tory OF our own time and an incur-
an policy against disease. Palat lie
as hon Y. You cannot he di IA; pointed
i'll it. Sold by all chemists.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-10
CANNOT ARGUE

No attempt is ever made to argue
with patrons of the Criterion barber
shop, on the class of work performed.
The clincher to any argument has
been to mans perfect appearance of
face or bend.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-10
CRIMINAL RECORD.

The number of criminal cases be-
fore the Supreme and Circuit Courts
has increased during the las. two
years, very materially. OF course this
comes from the large increase of pop
ulation. According to the Attorney
Generals report the cases have been
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-10

Of course the period OF 1S94-35 was
abnormal, and the number of cases
was swelled through "the peculiar
condition of public affairs" as the At
torney General puts it, but practical
" by the cases arising ouj of che at
tempted revolution. If the number Of
those cases be deducted from the total
of 916, the criminal cases for The pc
Rod would fall short of those for the
period of 1S96-97.
The Chief Justice in his report viii
doubtless analyze the crime of the
country and will be able to show
some of the causes for it. One thing
is certain that during the year 1897
there were more homicides than IN
any one year for many years past.
There is one thing to be said in fa-
vor of the officials, in each case the
perpetrators of the crime have been
brought to justice. There have been
no mysterious murders like that of
Mary Pomper. on Maui, some years
ago, the perpetrators of which were
never discovered.
With increase of crime there must
necessarily be increase of police force.
and the suggestions in this direction
will have to be considered by the COM
ing Legislature. Some effort should
also be made to probe the causes, and
if possible to prevent crime.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-10
Because

you can now have ten pounds of
ice a day for SO a month, which
used to cost you $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
Gleti,on Notices.
Gletilon Notices.
POLICE Department
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
300 MULBERRY ST.

800 MULBERRY ST. J
Sept. IA. 1898 !
p,rsan 10 the provisions Of the Primary Election LAW.
craner i7o OF OF 1888 notice Is herehy gwen
Election of the democratic ana
Renuhican electors Of the CITY Of New fork w." be MO
on TUESDAY September 90 1898. between the houIs OF
A N and p the several primary districts. or
m. districts wards thereof as oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
Annexed District.
NEW. YORK COUNTY.

WHEREAS. The Chairman Of the Democratic fepuo
Ncan General Committee OF the county OF New io'k 10
certified this Police Board custodian OF PRIMARY
Records
That there shall be elected AZ the Primary Election 70
be held September 20 lsos. delegates 70 me cOun'
Convention. the Congressional Senatorial ana Asse"
bly, District Conventions ~
Therefore That pursuant 20 the provisions
OF the Primary Election Law the Police Board as Gus
todan OF Primary Records do determine ana appo'
and do and determine that the deegaes 70 VIC
above named conventions shall and they are hereby
ammo mad foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
COMMITTEE SEES SHAFIER.
LITTLE POSSIBILITY OF PARADE VI
TROOPS IN THIS CITY.


,,..- co,ar., william r. Shafter and Major
80, Iosonh Wheeler arrived in the city early
..,ordoy ,rorning over the Pennsylvania ha'.
road from washington. Both went 10 the r.i'"
Avenue Hotel Here conference was "'''
which General Wheeler went to Mon'auh
General Shafter remained In the CITY Over mo-,
General Shefter said he was feeling we'll anu wa
be uould 20 down to Camp Wikoff to-day ne wiz
take command OF the camp when ne go 80
Tho subcommittee Of the committee appoln'eu W
fry to arrange for a parade OF UoopS III -, -,
called on General Shafter soon AFTER ne d. ,,,
tho hotel II consisted of General I. H. J. No
.x Navor Thomas F Gilroy. General Daniei r.
cIol,Ins cororai Howard Carroll and President
Randolph Guggenhetner OF the Municipal Couhci'
General Shafte- had been seen by members OF
the committee when he was here before put III
said he would have to go 10 Washington ana co"'
suit the President before he conld nay any on,s
~ ~ commIttee that the parade was mpracticaole
lust at present because Of the condition Oh 'he INV"
IN The he members of the committee stated ate ths
conferencr with Genera Shafter that All lded OF d
parade on Saturday had been abandoned ne on, 1nS
hope now they said was in two propoShlons raS
had been talked of. and one or when ma! ~. 80
ont The first Of these Is for parade o. me lnen
o, tho ann who are to he sent TO Cuba and Porto
R9o The b men n will viii III he f cn al south H
ports II is the hope Of the members oI ' an tbnir
mmtee co rn}' ' surgeons say that the men in the
camp cannot be In a condit9h 10 paia y, unI he
October /. II the parade takes pace " Will w
after that date o., ..oao .. Eav-
The second proposition Is for Parade 81 he yS
49, .roons ~ this State be gathered together
an6 that a parade Of them be held. making the
aTair purely New-York one ,, =, ,
"cnnoraI Shofter said the parade would he n goon
thing and that he was in :ayor Of Howard Carroll
liza or Wavor Van Wyck yesterday ana report
"a ,be result Of the conference with General Shai
ter
Washington Sept l4.-General Miles IN an answer
TO an inquiry to-day. stated tha' IN Ms op''I',"
- ...,,na oorode Of the United States troops In
~o,, york was no longer possible. The arrival IN
Ncu.york Harbor yesterday Of another OF me
,ransnorts from Porto Rico, bringing q iarse ~
rremair 10 return. and the immediate dlspatSh oi
these troops to their home stations renoNeu VIZ.
ias, chance Of a parade Of the Porto Rcan uoops,
and there was no opportunity now Tor the Moh'duA
contingent to parade.
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fully But II IL only once in awhile that no can Soy
enough alcohol at a time to get really uproer'ou'"
drunk.
VISITS THE MOUNTAIN LION
He did this while IN the camp here ana Ms wa"
whoops would have made the blood OF an Apa'ns NO
Indian curde He closed his jag IN
glory by rushing down &c tho cage u
the mountain lion. mascot OF his troop
I'm a wildcat fighter ne yeheu " ~. .ha
o..,los ,n,o the cage OF Josephine At hrst she
,asan,aa h,s Intrusion by sapping him IN the race
u,,h hs- Me paw. Then she scratched the Dack
o, his hand and he beat hasty retreat.
Dad" does not want any pension. IN sp ,..,o.,
hi. wounds and the fever that left his cons'itu',o
somewhat damaged. he told the physician az wv
final examination that he was NJ as nu ,or
onorce ~ go TO Porto Rico. In the nope 'i'"'
there NAV be brush or two more with the Span
or
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POLICE Department
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
300 MULBERRY ST.
Son, IL 1904

Pursuant to the provisions ot ne prisry bsrSy tvs
,bs Annual Primary Election Ok the aue ~
p"nubcan electors Of the Cy OF New r0s W" so ue'
psSav Sentenber 10 1895. between We houn o.
on 10 p NJ in the several primary tistrco OF u
a. VI a,amhv districts wards thereof. as foNovs:
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TIE RECEPTION FOR THE 9ih hh"'"H'i'
MYSTERIOUS TELEGRAM FROM COLONEL GREEN
c,,.srs 4 CHANGE IN THE PLANS

MYSTERIOUS TELEGRAM FROM COLONEL GREENE
ca1sEs A CHANGE IN THE PLANS
Co,o,e, Japha. OF the lOath Regiment. received
,olegran last night from Colonel Greene. OF the
OH Regiment. which will probably cause com
nla,a revision Of the plans made for the reception
ton,orrow OF Colonel Greenes command wheh IL
arrives in this city. $500,
The first section of the regiment LETT .ihc'I'"'
Of 2 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon TOT New
York bv way OF Cleveland, Buffalo and Albany
The programme includes a stopover at Albany To-
dav and a review by Governor Black. ana the
regiment Is expected TO reach the Hrano 'e"'"
STATION about noon tomorrow. Colonel Japha yes
,.rdav .e,eeraphed TO Colonel Greene that ne mao
rgad "a escort the 9Th with the ohcers on nc
I0eth and the 9Th Regiment Veteran. So. and
TO the armory, when they reached '"'' '"'' '
sen, details to the line or naIch. .. ,,o, a,
Colonel Japha with several OF his orlcefs W. a.
the armory last night expecting r sepEroundea
Colonel Greene and IL came at last oui ul sa
b he ocers and some callers the Colonel tore the
envelope and read: ,..-.o.a. Association
"Have accepted escor' Oh Ne'o'"'''
81 this point Colonel JApha's voice SANK 20 ~
whisper and then ceased. He read the resi- ot o s
enn,hled company said he did not wish 10 mhhe inc
contents OF the telegram public. .no n-o.
1T will necessitate complete chnnee ~ bn diiy
rramme' added Colonel Japha, ana VIII ne M
eonsidercd al the meeting tomorrow mor iliS
Until that time must decline 10 say a"S'"'"e
further" ,oh ois,,,rhed nv the
news contained In the telegram whatever ns pu,
port When seen iater in TIE even r, Tween
Coonei Greene and himself concerning the Pina'Is
for the reception. he answered with Sine. so. Sou
he oNicers Of the 10th will march In the paraue.
and that It IL possible thu entire regiment "a'
'" More than this the Colonel and his officer. de-
ciiued o
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BOROUGHs CT MANHATTAN AND THE
BRONX.
County Convention.

For the Election OF Delegates 10 the rsmocauc tou"
Convention. and Assembly District Convention 10 ses'
Delegates to Senatorial and Congressional DSrct Noh
follows: