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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
WILLIS'S DEMURRER SUSTAINED.
JUSTICE HIRsCHBERG HOLDS THAT THE IN
DICTMENT re FATALLY DEFECTIVE
VANHOUSEN. Frank.
WAINWRIGHT. James.

JUSTICE HIRSCHBERG HOLDS THAT THE IN
DICTMENT Is FATALLY DEFECTIVE.
In the Supreme Court, Brooklyn yesterday Jus
.ice Michael Hirschberg handed down decision
sustaining the demurrer OF the lawyers representing
Theodore h. Willis and William f. Philips. In the
case in which they are accused OF conspiring n
award illegally several contracts FOR public work
and supplies when Mi Wills Commissioner
Of City Works of the old city Of Brooklyn.
After Messrs. Willis and Philips had been Jointly
indicted by the Grand Jury. their attorneys among
whose number was General Benjamin F. Tracy. en-
tered the demurrer The document was based Oh
three arguments: First. that the Indictment dd not
conform to the sections Of the Code Of Criminal
Procedure which state that II should contain
plain and concise statement OF the acts charged
which constitute crime second. that more than
one crime is charged In the indictment. md third
that the facts alleged not suficent TO consti-
tute = crime.
The effect of Justice Hirschbergs decision 20 sus-
tain the demurrer these grounds VIII De I" rei'r
the case back TO the Grand jury. and there u VIII
be sent unless the Justices decision Is reversed
hv tho Appellatc Division. where It will in All
hility be taken by Dstrct-Attornoy Marean
Justice Hirschberg gives his argument In com
prehensive form in the following paragraph
am however compelled 10 hold That the lhdic'-
ment is fatally defective in that it does not contain
plain and concise statement OF the act coz
ing the crime within the requirement o. T, nd,ct
ment cannot he upheld as one for = cohIptr ~ H.,
commit q crime. for no crime Is alleges In me IN
o,ber mark 81 IDENTITY as The crime which tho
conspirators banded together to commit. to-. ,,.,
ub,io IN form r. declares that the Indictment s
defective. in that 1t does not contain PAN ah mo
crime II IL IN reality a decision that conspiracy
such as is charged in the Indictment Is not
a fun accoun, Of Justice Hirschberss decision
will be found in the Brooklyn edition ~ 'o-oays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
INJTRED N THE THLR'HHAN 81 ILDIAh.

MIRO Annie Braessner the wife OF the janitor OF
tho Churchman Building at No. a. Lafayette Place.
either fell or jumped from wirdo" on the 'hird
floor last night. and was severely injured ne
- ro married six weeks ago and since that
,,,, tho uoman has shown signs OF mental de-
ro,roment and according to neiehbors. has threat
cncd several times commit suicide.
Rraessner left his wife in her rooms lt'le before
G O'Clock last evening 10 attend 10 MS duties oh
h,s return half an hour later he found the rooms
emnty and looking out Of n window into the court
varrd ne saw the form OF his wife on the paveme nj
sunering from broken left leg and bodily injuries
The building occupied b. The ChuIchman was
,,rmoriv the home OF John Jacob Astor. and Is
hirently opposite the Aston Library.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
KEEPS 4 BOY AT THE RACE1RAfh d.
WRIT OF HABEAs coRPrs OBTAINED Hh
MOTHER TO RECOVER POSSESSION
or urp COX

Mrs Nellie Zv;nge. actress belonging 10 inc
"TeIephone Girl Company. and known on 'he
stage as Nellie Berwick. obtained YESTERDAY from
Justice Cohen in the Supreme Court WIT or
habeas corpus returnahle to-day. directing her nus
hand Henry u. Zwinge. TO produce in court this
morning their nine year old son. Henry r. Iwinee'
,r whom she declares he took away by force
from her home on Monday last. and has no" locked
4, q stable AZ the Morris Park racetrack
Mrs Zwinge in her petition. says That nor nus
hand is a race,rack toni and horse trainer. ana ~
commonly known Harry Force. The hoy nh'
o.. southern Boulevard. but Mrs. Iwinge SAYS mat
on Monday her husband called a. her motnri $
pmuen and took away the boy TO the Mount Nor
,is stables where he has since kept MIN INC
onlv cause for this. the mother said. v sIn'c
toward her on the fathers part. arising out 81 "
quarrel they had on Sunday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
NETWORK SOLDIERS COMPLAINS.

Albany. Sept % Former senator Jacob Rice and
Colonel Everett Of Kingston. committee repre-
scnfing the citizens OF that municipality. waited
upon Governor Black this afternoon and presented
a petition adopted az nm indignation meeting held
IN that city last night requesting tho Governor to
VS." his Influence t" bring about reforms In the
treatment - Company VI III New-Nork state Vol
unieer Regiment I'm service At Honolulu. II is
alleged iu IN" petition that members or that com
rnuy have suffered from lack ~ food and III
treatment on tn" part or IN" rcgimcntal o'ncets
Governor Rlack promised 70 give the matter his
immediate attention and 10 communicate With the
President with a view % correcting the alleged
existing evils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
HAWAIIAN ISLAND NEWS.
MORGAN BELIEVES TERRITORIAL GOV
EMINENT WILL RE ADOPTED.
PEOPLE TO MAKE THEIR Owls LAWS ARcHi-

PEOPLE TO MAKE THEIR Owls Laws ARchi-
PErAGo - NOW MILITARY DISTRICT.
Honolulu Sept. p Senator Morgan, OF the Ha-
waiian Commission, IL quoted az saying in an IN
tcrvlew:
Il have always been in favor of State govern
mcnt for Hawaii and am stu Speaking lot
myself. however. and no. for the COMMISSION |
am inclined 10 think that the islands WI nave only
a Territorial government at present. They nave
not asked for State government. and doubt very
much n the Commission will recommend one. As
tho Territory Of Hawaii the Islands will have th'ir
own Legislature. which the people will elect. me
Territorial officers to he appointed ny PRESIDENT NC
Knoy will he a Governor and a secretary. | mica
States District Attorney and a United States Mar
shall. who performs the same duties "a the present
marshal but only In United states business. the
United States Will of course take charge OF the
custom house and postal department. nut III All
other matters the people will he their own masters
.Thov viii make their laws. subject 10 the
approyal Of Congress The Territory of Hawaii
has great future before it. and with the increase
of population and business that must come from
annexation and all that is implied by IT, the road TO
Statehood cannot he long one.
The opening OF the Nicaragua Canal. an enter
prise which must be carried consummation In
very short period will still further advance the
prosperity of the Islands"
The Cha nhcr Of Commerce in memorial asks
Tor torritorial form ~ government. while the Bar
Associ,tion wants the judicial system of the ISLANDS
to remain unchanged.
Senator Cuom mas announced that the iaho I"N'
Of the United States do not apply to the Puo"c
lands Of Hawaii The local land laws remain IN
force Mr. Dole for the time being syn signs ms
name as president Of the Republic or hawai-
Princess Kauani's reception in h"nor o. INV
American Hawaiian Commission given al Hina ar
on September :. brilliant success Tfnert,
Merriam and STAFF. General King and stan, 'olonti
Narbor and staff Government officials. Army ah';
Navy Offices. ex-Qrecn l1luokalan ana severe
hundred permanent society pespie oi the city At
tended. ,.,, ..t,o1
\ committee from the Annexation ,luD Wat'd
on Senator Morgan a. the homo Of 5. NJ baIloh on
SUNDAY afternoon TO receive from IN" senator
largo photograph Of Congressman Frank g. New
iands who introdu ed the annexation resolution III
the House AZ Washington .,t...
The Hawaiian archipelago Is now the mhtary
district OF Hawaii. DEPARTMENT OF california: an
order creating this district dated september y nds
lust been promulga ted 10y MaJor-General Merriam
The order has significance NJ TO the 'NH s"N-
crnment to be- adopted here. $500.
a mass-meetlag OF natives will be held THIS even.
ing when resolutions asking FOR the restoration OF
queen Lilluokalani will be adopted.
The Commission probably VIII no. start tor San
Francisco before September q.
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DIED.

ismser IS Mr. ' hugh G1I' Msuash age Is yea" and
months
eldes' son ~ Frederick and la,s Catherine Muller
'rS are y. ses 70 at % AZ i:
residence OF his sister, No. John II. Thode. No. III
tarrc- ST.. BROOKLYN.
band Of Elizabeth Martash $50
from m hs "a, S S sss nsnes /:
- Jossph's church Pacinc-s,' near vsndsrbil,-sva
Ssrca, in Hoy tc aT csm ,s'ep ''e"'
REIsIG-At No 4ss Central Park West. September IL
| Funeral private
son % Columb and Bella Roart,.
iroosn nov wednesdsy September 81 isos at go
IN Msns , srany hi, September 49, John
ON '%s morn hSs from
No a ST. sero' 0 st. 'Ton .: c r r.
SsTSsntS 'fF a iS' c ISsc s S 1 .'
5sa b. 81 T ssa 1 io osu " e s s.
paid g.. aged 81 }ears 70 DAYS
f,Ha'i'es and friends invited attend the funeral
- .ern,o" =, W.dnrsdsS Ss7tsmiNr a. At p m
nT YAM 9dsR b r SnfaS Of Ms
Iniefmeni Al Greenwood.
sH,. % Is! s s'ss s' Esther rr
"ii's" wito" * John Tayl
Wednesda, afternoon At , O'Clock.
K,nsli omit fcwers
TRoWBRIDGE- A. Astoria Long Island. Tuesday.
2Gfh Inst R,ter Blackwell Tror'5riza edes son OF
| Anna r. Blackwell and Horf Tr1whrii.e
Funeral rcsiI.rca at
Thursday. September 90. At ?.
ln'ernent private.
vANpERyELbEN aaron vand"r'I4sn. nauv. Of
Hague Holland. aged O..
Funeral wein.sial morning 1880 o'clock from his
la'o residence y .p1 East ,iih
kindly omit flowers
Resves friends and members ~ the ConEresa'ion Bnai
Israel. Hebrew Mutual Beneni Society, FraUen veren
EieT C0mmunIu] Israelite FRANCHISE United Brethren
Mutual Benefit and Medical Society and Ladies' Mutual
Al Society respectfully requested ~ attend.
! VAN sANTyOORD ~ Albany. y. l.. september 10.
1875 Samuel " Van Santvoord, in the 10Th year OF
Funeral services ~ his residence No 800 Washing
ton ave. Altany. Wednesday afternoon. ~ 23o
O'Clock.
wALKER-on September %. Lieutenant Franklin n I.
Walker - typhoid fever.
Notice ~ funeral later.
NAlSIiOn Monday. September 10. William J. Walsh. OF
cuban fever. e'dcu 4 r. !. and Ellen Walsh In
hs 18Th wear member - Company y, 7lst Regmsnt-
New Yorl Volunteers
from his late residence 10 Edg.comoe- ave-.
THURSDAY. September % ~ O'Clock n, thence 10
81 charles HorrOmeOs Church 1921 81. and 7h-ave.
where solemn mass ~ requiem viii he offered for the
repose Of his soul
Relatives and friends and members Of his regiment
resT+ctfuli, requested 70 attend.
Interment ~ tayNry Cemetery.
WoOdlavn Cemetery.
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OBITUARY..
DR.. PHILIP ARTHUR MALLEsoN.

Or. Philip Arthur Maeson. one OF the best-knoDr
physicians in Harlem. lied 81 Monday at his home
40 2014 F1fth-are o. appendicitis DR. Mallesor
was bern in Glons Falls n. Y. December Is. 1859
and was gradlted from the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons in the class or lsA lie Immediately
began TO practise in Harlem. A.,
Dr. Madison took active interest In the Har'
lem PRESBYTERIAN Church being at the time OF his
death an elder and the superintendent or the sun
day school He was president OF the Harlem Meoi-
Club and of the Presbyterian Union Dr. MADISON
leaves wife and one child ..,,
The funeral will be held this evening at > O'CLOCK
IN the Harlem Presbyterian Church. one. nundreh,
and-twenty- hfth-st.. near Madison-ave The puria
will be at Hacl;ensack. y. J.. tomorrow
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DIED.

- , . - t.,o.s uo.n,,al scp,en,ner r..
Samuel 4 Besi. "a y,,,,r,, :, on
Thurslay 2:r ns', al o'clock ? m
CAHlLt. on Monaal September - RH'sN' N''''''
VIE of Thomas Cahlll ,,.o X, %, q,., s., nroos p
%n wisdes.5a; a. 4. m. h'no" 20 III" church Of s.
.'..,n,.,. ,.r,.,,.r d., N. 18Th wear Of,
'ARPtNrER leroy H. "P"'''' " ''
Fune,,l f,'rn his a. rrsde3,' L.'a'io
carrias-. me'' tn" so2 train from I|'F Island CITY
CLAUS, suadenry ., - NJ, Or Herr % 49, C,'9 ~
beloved father - nr. Henry o. '''''' j. I" "'' 80
,~ar . 49, ...,,,,r. i, .
a " s.oi .Hsr .c on %'! sss @., s a.,5 ,'.
DIVER O, sunaa, s,p.eme.r q. 1905 ., ser re.i .
lerce - loi Fleet Place. hf'oAlyn' NJ '''''''n~
,1SI,I rrq-., morning o., e,c. fiom NO residence
o., ,sr ,- " ~ ",- Lad, " Mcr-, where solemn
- her soli
rrtc-r,ont a, n.iv crr.s ,eure'er,
EflMoNpS In orange. "a september ~ IN we -
r,m,.ts ~. f,rrn,er = ne are Joseph Y Lord =
. Nov y ,, -, ,e-e,n.-
N'''' ~ '''.''' .. s.....,..- %
EH ~ M. Emma Eng. ,fs = Jacob Ens~ nor
N,r.~e ~ funeral hereafter
FELLOW. Aner \ lingering Nne-- Isaac Pu'nsm Eel
ioas. IN his 'S,h year .,, =, ,,n a,,,.
Wedn..day' 81 p m
FITZPATRICK A. ;, re,er. Hospital s.,,g''9mSst 10
Ir Pao r '' ne s IN, T Tsrer AND M' Ann s
rotrtck a, county Monaghan. ireland
$500 I'm, ,ho nm - he sissr Maggie Fitzpatrick
M Is carlton ave BROOKLYN. Wednesday after
nf,n a. z O'Clock
Relatives and friends no au respectfully nN"f -
attend his funeral
49, , e....so. % NJ. u,r, 10y ,s.a IS
f'N IN Moh''F s'I''', a, is,o r..0J.,-s
Funeral SER res " ' ,,, J. '"'' u" '
No. 10 Lee ave, lTo'tNn
in,~rrront AZ Greenwood
Phllsde,phia and Onto papers Please copy.
-.-- a, -, A.. ..,,a.... 81,
GARNEK on iu'nl'Y i,o, ~ t,,r,o, - y,,L.,.
AnnlS 4 widow ~ Morris Garner
Funeral services Thursday evening At &C CLOCK
a cypress NllS trldaN
49, . s % 49,
HALLoWAY-A Morris llains y 0aa,i on SeP' IN INV
Funeral service IN the PRESBYTERIAN church. Norris
Plains on Thursday. September -. ~ ! p.
Carriages Will be in waiting M station.
HARPER suddenly. nj h'i. r"S'Hen,s. New N,hispr
y Y. on SIlenl'+f ~, ,ilnt r. - Ii JUN"
Etuerol b. held "A late residence. Thurs
day af,arn..,n September ~"
leaving Hudson River Depot A. 1910 ..
"'''N ''"" "'"'' -,
HENDRINIn this city on September H. isaac hendrix.
W. gg'1as a, his late residence No $40 West a4th-
"Wednesday morning 4 o'clock
' ~
JACKSON-At Detroit. Mich. Tuesday september IL.
1898 william Hasey Jackson son ~ the late n H.
'"'NSo"' o''''''' " '' 80
KELLY Beloved wife OF Thomas Kelly
Funeral her late residence. No; 68 Frar'st, on
Wednesday September Fl, AZ O'clock p m
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
INV, ~ ,,.., s.r,ar,.r - after short illness,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
yROPHIES FROU NTTiGO,

Washington Sent Ca large lead gargoyle and
the ROYAL arms Of AraSon and Castle are now IN
the possession OF the Postoiice Department They
are trophies from Santiago having once gracod
the Spanish postoilce AT that place. In the open
Jaws of the Gargoyle deposited the letters OF
the patrons OF the Office. The mouth served az A
slot. and the etIors fell into receptacle on the
inside of the Office The royal arms OF spain were
also on the building. Both were sent TO the De-
partmcnt by Louis kcmpncr, the postal agent at
Santiago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
SOLDIERS MAKrNG TROUBLE ~ HONOLULU

Honolulu Sept r. yin san Francisco sept :"
Tho American soldiers In Honolulu ar" causing IN"
people NJ this once peaceful community much
worry Acts ~ vandalism ar" becoming frequent
and General KING has issued orders for court NJ
inquiry to investigate alleged lawless nets com
rnI,i.d hy soldiers and to assess III" amount ~
damage caused chinese fruit growers ana Iegc
,hla gardeners have boon favorit" victims of the
soldiers and their gardens have been raid"d and
Iocfroycd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
WILLIAM T. WALSH.

William T. Walsh. private of Company u. isl
Regiment died Of CJban fever ~ his home NO -
Edgecombe-ave.. on last Monday. He was nine
teen years old. The funeral will he held on lhnrs.
day AT his late home. at 10 o'clock a. M ana Al
ST Charles Borromeo church, where soieinh
mass Of requiem will he offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
MRS. GrILFORD GOES TO ELMIRA

Montreal Que. Sept 2O-"The star to-day an
nonnces positively that Mra. Guilford. whose nnmo
has been mentioned I'm connection with the Bridge
port murder mystery. left the city last night for
Elmra Notwithstanding reports that she had
gone t.urOpc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
THE HARRIET s. Ji'hSON iSH"hE'

Chatham Mass. Sept g.-The barkentine harriet
: Jackson OF New-York bound from New orH 'or
Chatham y. r.. with cargo 81 nr''nS'on'' l.
- on Morop,ov Roach The crew nave been
landed The vessel IS badly damaged and the cargo
probably will be n total loss. The Harriet ;. Jack-
son was built at Yarmouth, Me-" IN h'i' ana ieElS-
ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
TUF AVTILIi TO san FOR HAVANA.

Tho steamship Antia, the first ship hyinS IN"
Gpanish naC 70 come into this port after the cose
~ the war will sail for Havana tomorrow. The
Aniua belongs to the Spanish Line and she ar
rived here from Havana on September lV since
which time she has been repairing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
ROYAL BLUE LINE TO WASHINGTON.

Trains leave Neu'- York Station. Central r. X: OF
New-Jersey. foot Liberty street At 30 lo9n liz
4 NJ 100 IS 800 500. 500 p. NJ, l2l5 midnght
On SUNDAYS at 900 1880 A. NJ, l;t5, 800 o'o = NJ
I2.ls midnight Trains also leave from south rerry
root Of Whitehall Street minutes carrier trains
leaving at II 20 A. NJ. and 100 =. NJ are hFe-hour
trlinc -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
MARRIED.

EI.pNAN- VERMII.YEA on Wednesday "vNninS sep
tcr,her Il rNgS AZ S:i5 sadie F. Nernil'es daughter
~ H. Vormilyea. Frank g. Herman fy the Kew Mt
S'li
Notices OF marriages ard deaths must ne III
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21

Several years ago" says Mr.. Andrew Thompson,
NJ Linwood Kan, 81 supposed 10 he dying ~
Bronchitis but Jayne's Expectorant restored me to
health" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21

Tribune once Sept 81 a. m.-The weather Yesterday
was fair and The temperature ranged between os
and 70 degrees the , being o.. degrees lower
than that of Monday IN degrees higher than that Of
the corresponding day OF last year.
The weather to-day will lie fair and cooler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-21
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram the continuous white lire shows the
changes In pressure indicated by The Trbunes SELF
recording The dotted line shows the tenpera-
lure as recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
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Foreign mai. fsf mo week .plre september 2, ise'.
orc. follow Parcel. p. Mails close ore hour EARLIER
than dosing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
wrpNEsnNY- y O. n ,.gpgl'H,n''5g 10 20 !, m,
,or turore Pc G'rnsnic VI 9gssn.,ssn' =.
ISa'sa%p,"n de',ers mus, 10 directed per K,n.ns
rHrHspAY \. 8 a. m. ~ yar,r-. r.- - -. p"-
Arep, va ,'' sso Sg'i a soe sTI.r,na
is spain P,rassl Turk slg' '9a Brl'' =, Ins ss:
pans n Enrora mus irs.',l 20 "a Normsndi~',.
c2o m ~ EqrorS r'r IW'a via sran
rar'usal rurtey. Es,p' srt British lnti. musi ,.
Girsc' per - Msssdan ", rotterdam d. ger.
% e Ems. T s N Mfd' letter. mus. st } a,i:d
Fnrnsssis Vi, a.sow ,ie,,er. mus, be A.etei PER
Furnessia a. 10 80 p m Or Esr.pe per I s'lssn
Relsenlsnlp
After -" closing ~ The rrns,.n' Ms,
NAMED asg me- Ta r 1sD ppt M
, ,,rms@ S h1- az .sc ~ ssarSr VIM" -"
MAILS FOR sOTrH AID CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES. ETC
WEDNESDAY ., r p'To '. ,Td T,nss9
% q ,a3 e; . AaS'i q Ma T I.sssis
mer,sr, 10 80 a NJ Tor santa Martha. per : $
ssysraS %.% III ..r. er vene s1 ' cu1,.s
rrinilad British an uu'ch Guiana must b. di
cupremenAp ! ?. m, for s. Thomas ;, croly
s ss~rf' ana Grenada trinidad and 1oeaso must ss
arrested er FGo'S Hs&s, a. n &, t.F CUBA Per
drsc'. per Arssds. at II ?. NJ Tor Jamaica. per
TIL RsD,Y~ Il a N FOR Mexico VIA Prosr.so pr
;. > Gran Nnua d'ters must Re irected Der Gfan
and Yucatan per rroa deter. o,her parts Of
Elementary 1880 ?. M Tor Bermuda per ; : orinocc
re,I Puerto l5 orss and am Ar' ms ssr: f
per Ardsndnu .,,.
stTTE@ from a. sa- per uspl:
mentary 1880 a. M FOR Fortune Island. Jsmsica
tor Rca must be directed per AieShsnyJ at
Aux cages and jacmr per $ IL DumSi. All a. II
m complimentary II go a M for ventsusls and
Ary W ., ,T u IN Dr X'T'ound,na
America EXCEPT Costa Rica' and south pschc ports
per : ;. Finanse VIA nonn Se''ers fog Guatemala
PER M op S G B NS5n 1 sds There.
Mails for Newfoundland. by rail to Halifax. and theme.
by steamer, close al, this oiice daily $40 p M
sSamer close At his once daily a, $50 p M Nal,
%a p @sa BY r' s Only 4, snd nj AnS for
rom rS,, Tampa Fla Mails e, for Msscs c
close al this once daily a, :;ao a. M and : 80
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS
Malls 70. China ana Japan per Columbia ,s aso%
Er from o San Francisco, Close here daily Up to sep
q" @ g 'sa ssS ss
Maii. FOR Australia cexcep, hose for IVES, 1.Is.a
which forwarded We Europe New Zealand Hawaii
Isiaudr = Alameda,
FranciscoD. close daily up september t3o at
a. m, IL n. m. and G:ii p. arrival at New
York OF Etruria with British mails for Australia
Mails for China and Japan. Empress OF India
from Vancouver close here daily up October % at
$50 D. m. Mails for Australia texcept West Australia
New Zeasnd, Hawaii and FL, Islands per =. War
Vancouver close here daily after sepem-
Der 30 and up October fl3 al $3.50 y. ~.
Transpaclc mails forwarded port Of sailing daily
na tic Oh q S1sHs Us sF'"sss II;
Registered mail closes az P. m previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN cOTT Postmaster.
Posonce. New York. ~ Y. SAntamh~r ia is0A
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Wood n,yn Cemetery.
Gufrial Notices.

Ofice. No. % T. 23d-st.
woodlawn Station cath Ward. Harlem Railroad
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PROBABILITIES OF RENOMINATION

As Mr. Root resumed his seat. John Jay Chap
man rose and asked: "Why have you any belief
that either OF the political parties Will nominate
these men, and why do you think either party viii
be offended BY making these suggcstions%
ct believe the parties referred TO are the Demo-
cratic and Republican parties" answered Mr.
Root The reasons / have for believing that these
parties will nominate these gentlemen are that
there Is a prospect OF close contest Tor Inc
Governorship I'm this state this fell and each party
VIII be desirous Of strengthening its ticket as much
as possible and exceedingly unwilling 10 have the
opposition against them which Will follow refusal
70 recognize the principles which this association
has declared ! don't think either party will feel
Itself offended by suggestions Of this Kind. Indeed
our proposition is that such a suggestion snail he
made TO the proper nominating powers
There is another thing. The majority or the
bar Is rot IN this association. ana We were lhcnhcu
to think that "A general movement OF the par IN
which every lawyer however humble ana poor
could join. world he more effective ihan dis-
tinctivey association action.
John Brooks Leavitt: Mr.. Root states that II
was the opinion Of the committee 10 have meet
Ing OF the bar at large. II that were the opinion
OF the committee why have steps been taken
toward such action"
In Mr.. Peckham's Office In June. and had secured
the adherence Of many members OF tho bar. where
upon Mr.. Leavitt exclaimed:
Il am Informed that this meeting. which Mr.
Root describes being more Influential than
l,ooO members OF the Association. was attended by
|S~ persons. and since the meeting In June
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ON tho piers ~ tho American, Erglsh. French ant
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ans fim~p -
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