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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
OBITUARY NOTES.

Toronto. Ont Aug. 2l-Colonel Sir Casimir Stanis-
laus Gzowskl clcd this morning al his home here
He was in his eighty-sixth year. or late years ne
had Withdrawn from active participation IN politics
and public lie
Exeter y H. Aug Al. Hamilton Shaplelgh
one Of the best known lawyers and public men In
tie State died here this morning Mr.. Shapeigh
was born In Portsmouth eighty-cight years ago
Providence. r. l., Aug. 2i-Judge Robert Motion.
who was FOR ten years Judge Of the City ana
Civil Courts at Halifax. y. S. died In this city
to-day. He had been invalid for long time.
and brought TO this section OF the country
In hopes dat he might be benefited.
Schenectady y Y. Aug. A.-Dr. Volney smith
an aged and well-known citizen Of this place died
to-day at his nome In this city Dr. Smith was
among the first Of Eastern men to reach Cailfornia
IN $50. He was also an inventor OF cohsldefable
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,,a Whether the five notifications
- no suggested are or are not precisely
. twisting conditions. his general
Ho"p -, o,oandinC and revising the treaty IS
A,.b oneh, 10 be employed in preference to
U"e ,.as au,able one Of abrogating 1t. II ought
u. - 10 ,ropossble for the two countries In
.,,. IN their Canadian scores to agree
,eu canal treaty. which will be mutu-
odvontaceous. IN this way the last source
A.'' understanding and vexatious controversy
Ill he removed.
~. this will be delicate undertaking It is
-, needless TO add; hut where there is
-, .,ores way; and there can be no more
- anle opportunity FOR diplomatic action than
- resent period Of good feeling. There are
'"- ',sions which America can rake 70 Eng
ouch as the adoption Of the same prnci-
u bich regulate the maintenance Of the
canal as a neutrallzed waterway open 10 all
-, and merchant fleets In time Of war as
~ - peace: the establishment Of free ports
'.ob end Of the canal, and possibly an inter
,oral guarantee that the waterway shall al
. hs free open and neutral In return there
occasions which England can grant to the
,.od states Government. such as the privilege
:, certifying and earrisoning the terminal ports
"a NJ exercising the same control over 1t IN
'~.o-sences which Lord Cromer has recently en-
.-,sa over the Suez Canal These are difficult
liars OF detail but a solution of the canal
lection would not be impossible. II the subject
- candidly discussed in a friendly and con-
.r,a,orv spirit. The canal treaty as 1t STANDS
e obsolete and Of no practical value If 1t can
" revised and adapted 10 altered conditions. 1t
nav be transformed from source Of irritation
"a had temper into a new bond Of union be
tween England and America l. y. r.
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CROKER AND THE ANTI-swEAR BILL.

To the Editor o., The Tribune.
Sir: note H. this mornings issue OF The Trio-
,ine that the "Cugeeuheimer Anti Swear BIZ was
bopelessiy squelched when brought before the
Board o: Aldermen l am greatly relieved over
this fact for II seemed a pity that Tamnany's
matches record Of political and civil corruption
should be- rnarred by the adoption OF such clean
law as an anti-swear law.
So croker thinks IL bid fo~ cheap no
,orietvi" We'll. he is right. Dewey and Schley
are grea; men. bu. Croker and his crowd would
he apeafer N they allowed said proposed law 10
whlton the present municipality Of our immense
city. , -, -,
members Of the Tammany ring Ike 20 swctr--they
would grow thin II they cou!dn swearing - TO
victims OF habli-an absolute necessity. Therefore
o.e can readily forgive them for dealing upon The
oil a.. N fIc 'Guggenheimcr Anti-Swcar Blll'
lis knockout" blow. BURR a. Gnu hCH
Network. August u. 1888.
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po.to'iir~ Notice.


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close a, this office leiy : 80 D. Mails Tor Mexico
CITY overland specially addressed Tor dsspaten
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Mail, FOR TIE Society per ship 1aiee ,from san
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CORNELIUS VAN CorT. Pos,msstA
postofacs Nsv-Yask N. T.. August TO- i@~
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St Louis Aug 2-Lost nights festivities kept
many OF tho delegates to tho Republican State
Convention UP until late hour. and K was long
after the scheduled time when they assembled IN
Music Hall to-day and Nice-Chairmnn cyrus r.
Wnlbridge called the convention 10 order
He Immediately proceeded 70 the regular ORDER
o., business which the placing IN nomination
4 candidates for the position Of chairman OF no
Republican State Central Committee 10 succeed me
veteran manager Chauncey Ives F!Ney. who Tor
fnnny wears has been at the head Of the party IN
this STATE . . 49,
elected on tho second ballot The other CANDIDATE
were Wallace Love Of Kansas CITY, ana W l.
Norsey % Warrenton
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II. CAMBON'S VISIT.
HE SPENDS PLEASANT DAY HERE AND DE-

he SPENDS PLEASANT DAY HERE AND De
c7ISEs TO DISCUSS PUBLIC AFFAIRS.
ruIe. Carnbon. French Ambassador 20 the United
States will this morning leave this city, where he
has been staying since Tuesday night. FOR ie"
weeks vacation NJ Niagara and In the Adirondacks
NJ Cambon spent yesterday In visiting various
parts OF tho metropolis and In calling Oh some OF
the numerous friends he has here 10 tribune
reporter who saw him In his apartments at tho
Holland House last night. VI. Cambon said.
Il am passing through New-fork on y pleasure
visit 10 Niagara Falls. and subsequently 10 the
Adrondacks / have spent a pleasant day IN New
York and VIII continue my journey tomorrow
morning ,-., =. -
When ar inquiry vas put 20 him relating 70 tho
part no had taken In the peace negotiations. the
Ambassador with an emphatic negative gesture,
remarked Il can discuss nothing relating 70 recent
events or 20 public policy. You will understand
tina, my official position forbds me talking FOR pub
ncatiOn."
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THE CHURCH IN HOLLAND.

To tho Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: read with delight the admirable article on
"Wilhelmna's Faies" by !. y. +. In The Tribune
Of August s. but the writer made one mistake when
he stated that there j. ecclesiasuc in the
Lutheran Church 20 crown Ter" and. further on.
that "shc VIII take the oaths Of office before TWO
thousand Witnesses In the Lutheran Church adj
Joining the palace In Amsterdam The church
Il not Lutheran bat a Reformed church. for the
State Church OF Holland Is the Reformed Church.
the mother Church Of our own Reformed DUTCH
Church in America. and tho young Queen was re-
Gently confirmed in this same denomination. OK
course this fact IS OF little importance, sill.
think IL Is we'll 10 rectify th!s small error
JOHN VAN Dusk.
Monterey Mass. aus. Il. 1875.
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CLOSE CONTEST FOR CHAIRMAN IN SOUTH
DAKOTA

Mitchell s. y. Aug H-The contest for tenn
porary chairman OF the Republican State Conyen-
ton came squarely before the convention to-day
n J. Rice OF Huron. figured "a the anti-machin,
candidate and J. ". Green. Of Chamberln. as the
machine candidate. Green was elected over rice
by q vote OF $50 70 3S.
Go.,licb Docrine OF Mcpherson County. came
as, ,o-day as candidate for Treasurer. against
Brrke and schamhcr. Il Il assumed ny the ma
rhinc ina, Kirk Philips Will be named fOr Cow
error burke and Gamble for Congress. REEVES Tor
Auditor and Docring for Treasurer.
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PROPOSED RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.

Vancouver c., Aug. 2-Advlces received mere
from London state that the Gootemay Railway and
v,yigo,,on Company. Limited. has been formed -
con soldate into one system the knslo and SLOGAN
Railroad and the international Navieaton AMI
riding COMPANY Limited. and 20 connect iheso
iir.cfiv With the GREAT Northern and Northern IA
ciac railways by "a lire owned or confronted oy me
company The capital Is fl0orp
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DELEGATES FROM SARATOGA.

Saratoga. y Y. Aug 2i-The Saratoga County
Democratic Convention. which met AZ Balston
spa to-day. elected delegates TO the state con-
vention John Foley. James DouCray and James +
Thomson A resolution was unanimously adopted
ndorSlng ex-State Senator John Foley. OF Saratoga
Tor nomination FOR the once OF Atorne, General
Joseph = Brennan OF Saratoga. corporal IN tne
2d Regiment. New-York nieers, now ar Fcf-
nandina Fla. nominated for Member OF the
A..
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DEMOCRATIC CHAIRNEN CONFER.
POLL THAT is ENCOURAGING TO Mr..
DANFORTHS CANDIDACY FOR THE
GOVERNORSHIP NOMINATION

Charmen OF Democratic committees In about
forty counties OF the State in the headquarters
in the Hoffman House. last evening. in response 20
the call OF State Senator McCarren chairman OF
the special committee appointed by the Democratic
State Committee to organize the party for the cam
paign in the rural districts Senator McCarren pre-
sided at the meeting md called the roll Of counties
The chalrmen or their representatives. responded
with short speeches. reporting the condition Of the
Democratic party in their several counties. the
needs for organization and what the Democratic
vote In the counties might be expected to be.
The men at the meeting were:
ANsEL REQUA. Albany.
i. J. QUINN. Alieghany.
. NORMIEL. Btoome
W. J. HOLMAN. Cayugn.
DANIEL SHEEHAN. Chemung.
ELLIOT DANFOkFH proxy FOR ". H. sullivan che
STORM EMAEs. Dutche,s
jobs \ JlpsoN. Ful;.n.
JOHN CONBDl pro1y for John y. Carlisle Jefferson
4 J. wlLTsE. Madison.
W. y JOHNSON. Montgomery.
J r BARIE Niagara
j : GAYNoR ononG,s,.
5 y. ROBERTSON orange.
$ g. I; x :, E, goRS. o,...o
J II. stTPHIN. queens
n. NAYiJOf. Jr. Schenectady
q. " LANE Sieuhen.
WILLIAM p. REID Suffolk
u LYNCH. Tloga
J. p MERRILL. Tompkins.
n. q. SMITH. lister.
\. r, ARMSTRONG proxy for ". ". Gamer r. Warren.
g 4 LI-y Wayne
W n ELY proxy tor Isaac W Turner wes'-hes,cr.
JoU% vNDERHILr. Wyoming
One o, the mos, significant, happenings attend
ing the meeting pol OF the county chalrmen
as TO their choice ,or Democratic candidate for
Governor this fall Twenty nine OF them took part
IN the poll. and Of those twentv-fve said they IA
1orcd the nomination Of Eli OF Danforth. chairman
o. the Democratic State Committee for Governor
while two declared for Robert e. Titus Of Erie;
for John y Stanchfeld. and one was for
Frank Campbell Tho poll was taken without the
know edge OF Mr. Danforth. who went 20 the
meeting at n late hour to represent the chairman
from Chenanro. When he heard what had taken
pace Mr. Danforth smiled. as II ne fet encouraged
cratic State ticket this fall He said later that
the reports from the county chairmen were most
encouraging. both as 10 the success Of the Demo
cratic State ticket and 20 the Democratic con-
troll % the Legislature next year.
Senator McCarren said. when tho conference
closed at an hour before Midnight. that the plans
for the organization OF the upstate Democrats Tor
active work In the campaign embraced the ior-
nation Of organizations In election districts ana
school districts TO strengthen the Assembly dis
trict or county organizations. The reports OF m"
feeling among the Democrats In the rural districts
ne said indicated that there would be union OF
the gold and silver Democrats this fall on plat
form confined 20 State Issues
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4 DINNER FOR NAVAL OFFICERS.

The Lambs last night give dinner 70 scVefa
officers OF the Iowa who members Of the CLUB
The Lambs from the Iowa who present were
IAcutenants Van Duzcr and TwininS and Che'
Surgeon Crandal Among the guests were Cap
tain Lincoln Karmany. United states Marin"
CorDe OF the Iowa. Lieutenant y. .. McFhrlnnd,
Of the oregon and several other officers Of IN"
feet The dinner was given At the clubhouse IN
speaking and the storytelling lasted TIL well alon6
In the morning.
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TILE PRESIDENT COMO TO ONAHA.

Washington Aug. H-It l. learned that the
President and tn. members Of the Cabinet fully
.xpect 10 attend the Trans Mississippi Exposition
some time late In september or carry m pctoo"l
10 nositive promise has been given tho ENposltln
uaugers but tho President viii attend " nothing
hnnpens In the nom upe 70 prevent
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MAIN orFIcE-I.. Ns..sa-.

UPTOWN OFFfCl.-i a.g broadway
AMERICANS ABROAD Will Ord me Tribune ~;
London Orc 2 The Tribune igp fleet -.
Morton chaplin < 90 ~ pflrrsss-st.. T. {.
Brown Goulf z a.. - New 0sforl-st
Thomas OK a son Lltea'e circus
Pafs-T Munro A CO. Rue Scribe
iI-ftiusler : Co = Rue 10 Provence
Moran. Hsrte- \ Co.. 81 Boulevard Hau-snarn
,r-iff f.Vnnn4is Vlrc1u lss Efr1ngers
Th1rn. COOK & Son. I Place fe lOpeis
Cersra- Lombard. oder & Co.. and Union Daak
Ffrrrnrs-Whlfhy & 60
Vienna Arcl'. Austrian Bark
Pefe-.h.rg rsff ~ Tna|s
The ionIrn n''-e - The Tribune = convenient place
% leave advertisements and .ub-cr p'ic~s
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this plan. and believe that no rules customs OF
the ages should be observed II find better
ores When occupying rooms al hotels. with am
PIE corridor room. often find the door of the room
opening In and against bathroom or closet door
and note the inconvenience which would be saved
J. II opened out into the corridor. and believe mat
In most houses changes could be- made In the hang
Ing OF the doors which would be OF much benefit.
WILLIAM H. RICHMOND.
Scranton Penn. Aug. IS. ls9S.
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FALSE REPORT ABOUT C. p. HUNTINGTON

report from San Francisco 10 the effect that
cous p Huntington had been shot In this city
gained currency here yesterday. II is impossible 20
ascertain how the report got ahoat but 1t may
aaa,oiy he aid that IL f. untrue AZ Mr. Hunt
ington's office downtown IT was said yesterday that
he VAS Al Camp Pine Knot Racquet Lake In
tho Adirondack In his usual daily communica-
lions 10 his Office Yesterday morning Mr.. Hunting
ION made no mention OF having received an Injury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
GEORGE EDGAR MONTGOMERY

The death occurred in this city on Monday o,
George Edgar Montgomery at the age OF about
forty years After being educated In Paris ne re-
turned 20 this country In ls77 and engaged In news
paper work largely In the dramatic department ~
IS he published a book OF poems. lie contributed
10 various magazines. --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
recording The dotted line shows the tempera
turs n recorded At Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune Once. Aug %. a m-The weather yesterday
hot with Thunderstorm In the evening The tenn
poraurs ranged between ~ degrees the average
j desrees) being degree higher than on Tuesday ana
i3s degrees higher than the corresponding day last
year
Tn. weather In and near this city to-day viii probably
10 cooise with fhundsrsfarrrA and rain
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CANADIAN PACIFIC EARNINGS

Montreal Aug a-The Canadian Pacific Railway
earnings for the week ending August q were Nsl'-
coo. for the same period last year. $500 de-
crease OF Si.r0
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FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

FORECAST IN DETAIL FpN D-DNi
-, Neu-Engiand. thunders,orms ard min variable
winds. . -, -. ..o,..
For Eastern New-York. 'hunders'ofms ana ram 0o''
IN southern portion; variable winds.
-, Eastern Pennsylvania. thunderstorms ana rain
For New~Jersey. Delaware ana Maryisnd ,hnn .ss
storms and rain cooler except on ''n'e'a'' '''''
winds. c-,...e,. Virginia Increasing
III thunder storms high temperature UP 70
olouu''. l.s,.r =, the afternoon. south-ry winds.
'on and south Carolina. partly cl'udy weather
r., s,usrs on the coast. continued hgh rmp~taturs
.outhery winds ,,.,- s.wyo,L ara ohio
and rain: brisk southwesterly 10 westerly
ve-,ern PENNSYLVANIA. thunderstorms and rain
cooler: fresh variable WINDS
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urRK1MER DEMOCRATS MEET

Little Falls. y. Y. Aug a-Democrauc eau
cuses were held throughout Herkimer County to-
day There was no strife. The County Conven
ton will be controlled by Clinton Bcckwlth. state
Committeeman from this district
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO DAYS FORECAST
Washington Aug 2'-Temp"ra'rfe mls ~ - ~
degrees have occurred the lever lak's ~" ONO ~"
yssle and Lower Mississippi valleys The temperature
-, H., In the middle and northern portions ~ inc
na,.au regions Rocky Mountain region ard the missouri
valley Thunders,orrns and rain have occnrrra IN
iron Lower Rocky Mountain Ieson
,hroueh me ohio and New Englani n. pssu.s.
i.nues high the soutaeas, coert OF fIo'ra ~
,,ttiio Pacific coast Thundefstornls ana rain ms} p
s,rr"ted from the lower lAAe- the ONO anp 49,,
v,I,vs Atlantic COAT. Win c"''-'
ssaaaas,S.-' IN tho Middle and South Atlantic states
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A WEDDING.

pn'odeford Pool. Me. Aug "a (SpeciaD.-Miss Jane
SOokmire Of St Louis and Hugh Corby Fox OF
S"-1 ork. were married here to-day 81 81 Mary
'"eh' by tho Rev. T. =. Suichan. The bride Is
ii"e ,a daughter Of Mrs. James H. Brookmre OF 81.
nus The bridegroom Is well-known bushes,
I've '''A' ""''c MI an" .' ~
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~ An Explanation Ready-"Hannah'' exclaimed
w, ery young housckeeper. how IN the wor,d ci1
x TO- happen 10 bring home black bass when tod
'og 10 get bluchsh7'
shsMen. miss" was the answer after some con-
I Snsosn, i reckens mus hab dis yere nictioh
washington Star.
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Special Notices.
Tribune Terms TO Mall Subscribers.

Dslly SO a wear. 81 1~r m0nfh
Daily without sunday 9 year. Z. cents per month
sunfay Tribune - year Week. 81 S.ri-Weekly. 81
pOST A6E-Ertra postage charged % foreign countriss
erccp, Mexico and canada and on the daily In New
REMIT ACES u sent IN cash unregistered. will - -
:
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Walter clifford. recently Of George Edwardcs's
Gayety Theatre Company. OF London. has arrived
in New-York under engagement TO \. n Chamber
Ivn 10 play In the latter's operetta which Will be
PRODUCED by the Broadway Theatre Company. en-
Titled THE Cadet Girls" Pending this production
Mr. Clifford has accepted an engagement 70 appear
in Little Mics Nobody" at the Garden Theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

MICHIGAN PROHIBIT1ONIsTs NOMINATE.
Lansing Mich. Aug 24-The prohshitlonsts yes
,ortay nominated a State ticket. headed BY y. W.
Checver for Governor.
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pENNsYLrANIA COLLfERY STARTS Up

PENNSILIiNIA COLLikhl SHAFTS tP
Ashland Penn Aug. 4-The Lehigh Valley Coal
Company's mammoth Centralia coliery. at Cen
tralia started up to-day. giving employment 10
five hundred men and boys Four hundred moro
hands will be added within the next few weeks.
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NOTES or TIE STAGE.

a fhe MlIISVU Is'TI
tho following programme VIII be performed by tho
Metropolitan Permanent Orchestra:
March. ''HunFarian' it'fInN
'from~fhe1s -bcetn'''
selection Tho TVr0lonn' I~lleI
cnisaie PAGING dAmore' Van der rtuckon
Dsua, music "Fcram0rs' Uhrre parts. Ruhnsteh
overture The Flying Duichman Wesnri
waltz SO Saran H0ss -ArHit
w soprano sol, MIS- Minnie Metho'.
symphonic poem "Fhmton saint sicn'
'A-as oeaih from, peer Gynt' Cries
,rrrr,r,sn Rhsrsoi. SO is-'t
orertare .-Thc Narrv Wives Of Windsor Nicolai
Air Louis XII"
''Padinar"
Fresken
Eagle NnSn'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

Tho Herald Square Theatre has been redcco-
rated since the close OF last season. 1t vii open on
Saturday evening OF next week. with a return Of
The French Maid"
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THE REV. DIR. coURrLAND W. ANABLE

The Rev. Dr. Courtland Wilcox Anable died yes
terday al his home at Brighton. Staten Island
6, the age OF seventy-thTee years. He was MEN,
her OF the Union College Alumni Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

Tho Murray Hill Theatre viii open on Saturday
evonInr with Jorcph Grismer's The New South"
Thia NAV will be continued through next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

A-Thr kensico t~mctery.-Prvs's station,
H.rsm Railroad ride from the Grand Central
Ucpol Oricr 10 Fart Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

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