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ROOSEVELT THEIR CHOICE.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY REPUBLICANS
OF DOBBS FERRY


Tho Republicans OF Dobbs Ferry held a meeting
IN Corpora ton Hall last evening TO indorse Theo-
dore Roosevelt as candidate for Governor. The
meeting presided over by Or Robert Denis
ION. NJ y. Todd acted secretary The following
VICE prf sdents were elected: A. l.. Barber. j. NJ
Embree. Dr. C. NJ. Kellogg. james l. Taylor. y.
Lawrence, W. p Brown, James Johnson Daniel
s Remscn Walston II. Brown. DR. Joseph Has
brouck Francis r. Masters John Langc. Charles
F. Elchhorn. Samuel Welsch. l.. b. King Charles
f. Storms and w. A. G. Even.
Mr. Todd made an address. in which he said
"Theodore Roosevelt is no mans man. He repre-
sents the principles for which the Republican party
has always stood"
The following resolutions we're unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. The people of the STATE, OF Ncw,Yor x
have learned anew tho virtues and the valor OF
their youth: and
whereas. Among the heroes at santias9 none
were more brave than the sons OF the Empire
Whereas Among such sons is one o whose ne ex
pericnce in legislative and ezscutiye once p soI
G,er ana In ~iyii lie "yhhit ability. Integrity and
peculiar fitness TO I'll the highest 2fIice in the
gift Of the people In tho State Of New YORK; ana
Whereas. The welfare OF the Republican party
cguirs that W nomnGe for me tho ss coo I anG
Whereas We believe that no man IN The state
of he ho2 bdn coone only eoS n ROOSEVELT
Resolved That creed and our motto Is
R"solvsd. That We believe 1t would be danger
Qua experiment on tho part OF the Repblican Con-
ycntion II It shall attempt 30 pac" before The peo-
pie the name OF any other candidate Tor roVcrnor
Resolved. Tina. a committee OF three Dc 1ploiltru
~, the chairman Of this meeting 10 present copy
OF these resolutions each delegate TO the state
Convention from this district. with the r.qLes. Inat
no nae his host enlen vors 10 bring about the nom-
mn lion Of Coonc Theodore Roosevelt for Governor
Of tho State Of New-York. ,., :,
Resolved Tha, copy OF these resolutions be
presented TO the State Convention by committee
Of three appointed by the chairman OF TINS meeting
for that purpose. -, ,-., -,
Resolved. That in the event OF the nomination U'
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as RepuDncan cahoi-
date for Governor the chairman Of this meeting PC
and ne hereby &c authorized to appoint commit.
tee OF i've whose duty II shall be 10 brinG aDnu,
tho organization OF n Roosevelt Campaign ,iuD
that a most vigorous campaign may De Waffd IN
mis- behalf and In behalf Of the Whole RepuHlcah
Ticket ..
Resolved That the chairman and secretary pass
this meeting along 10 Republicans or neighborlnB
villages and request them to do likewise FURNISH;
Ing copy Of these resolutions to such as shai'
take the Initiative
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CITY CARING FOR MANY SICh.
THE SOLDIERS IN ALL THE INSTITUTIONS
IMPROvING-ROOM FOR MORE PROVIDED

THE SOLDIERS IN ALL THE INSTITUTIONS
IMPROvING-ROOM FOR MORE PROVIDED.
Although. of course. the heat yesterday was try
inc 20 the soldiers Of the Regular and volunteer
armies who are now al the various city hospitals
re condition o. the majority Of them was reported
10 be better After :he privatons they suffered AZ
the front and in camp. the careful attention ana
excellent food which they are now receiving nave
resulted Ia n speedy Improvement In the majority
OF cases
AT Bellevue Hospital II was said yesterday tha'
eli the soldiers there were getting along nicely
Several new cases admitted to the Hudson
Street Hospital. most Of them being OF typhoid'
dysentery and malaria. There were no members
o. the New York regiments among these patients.
At the Manhattan Hospital. where several SOL
Gers are being cared for II SAID yesterday tha'
10 notice had We; been received for the authorities
10 prepare for additional II was added that
room would be gladly found for them II 1t was re-
CURED. and that large hummer OF men couId De
Received. st. Lukc's Hospital. where there are
iIore sick soldiers. is now fu A Roosevelt Hos
i;ai there FORTY cases. all OF which were re-
lorted yesterday as being In satisfactory condl-
tOn.
Superintendent Fisher OF the Presbyterian Hos
ulai ha, converted :he dispcnsary connected with
The hos pital into waTd tor sieH sol le,b ne oay
more and that every attention will be paid to them
President Keller OF the Department OF Charities
q MS Department also prepared 10 care TOT al
least three hundred more soldiers These institu-
hospitals The treatment In these hospitals Is
offered free 10 the Government but Mr Keller says
that many OF the soldiers are now pony sem "
other institutions. where the Government is com
PEELED to pay for their treatment
The following list shows the number OF soldiers
number still in tho hospitals, and the general con-
dition OF the patents:
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STRIKERS TAKE NINE OFFICERS.
PRESIDENT AND SUPERINTENDENT CARRIED
OFF AT PANA. ILI.-IlNERs WANT NON
UNION MEN TO CEASE WORK

OFF AT pANA. III--N!NEEs WANT Nun
UNION MEN TO CEASE WORK.
ST. Louis Sept "A dispatch from Pana. HI,
Gays that six hundred striking miners this after
noon seized David j. Oyerhoit and Lewis over
hoh president and superintendent respectively Or
the Springsldc Mines.
The two officials were taken out OF their buggy
ny the moi and carried In the direction OF the
mines. Nothing Is known OF their fate.
The Rev. DR. Ni!lard. a minister Of Pana. made
q plea to the miners 10 release the Overholts' ana
was knocked the head with revolver for his
pains.
The miners were overtaken by tho State ofnciais
OF the Miners Union and halted ID. J. ana Lewis
Overholt gave The committee order 10 send Tor
committee Of the negro miners. Sheriff Coburn
refused, and replied demanding the release q, the
OVerhol:s. John Mitchell National vce-presldent
oi the union. sent back note saying the OVernots
were not In his keeping
Galesburg H.. Sept ,.-Bntery II. of the Illinois
National Guard. received orders tonight 10 proceed
~ once for Pana. Sixty men. with I'VE eating
guns under command of Lieutenant Frank Henry
xin start Immediately on special train Iroupie
tUs,ween the striking coal miners and deputy snrr
MS Is feared. because OF the efforts or the mine
~eTators 10 import colored miners
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4 DINNER FOR OSCAR s. STRAUS.

Oscar s. Sraus. who is about TO depart for hs
post United States Minister TO Turkey, was
the guest last evening at dinner given at the
University Club by his fellow-trustees OF the New
York Life Insurance Company. Those present were
William +. Buckley. John Cafiln. Charles y. Fair
child Thomas p Fowler Edward n. Gibbs, WILL
lam r. Grace Carrot A. Hobart. William B. Horn.
blower Darwin +. Kingsley. Woodbury. Langdon<
Walter n. Lewis. John A. Mccall, Henry G. Morti'
mund d. Randolph. Hiram II. Steele William L.
Strong. Henry Tuck and David A. Wells: Speeches
made by President John A. Mccall or the
New-York Life Insurance Company. Henry c.
Mortimer and ex-AIayor. Strong. each OF whom
In reply.
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FrSTON FAILED ~ WISCONSIN,.

FULL. DEMOCRATIC srATD TICKET NOMINATED
Milwaukee. Sept. The Democratic State Con-
vention nominated the following ticket:
FOR Governor-IIIRAM W. SAWYER. Hartford.
fl.u,,nant Governor PETER V DEtSrER. Nlwaukee
Secretary o: State-P -. SIltpMlNf- Mhiie"'
} milwaukee.
Attorney Generai-HARRY II. GRA'E superior, ,,,
insnranc. COMMUNICATIONS +. ScHINpLER MIL
Railroa! CommsslOner-C. @. WILTON. DuIrce: ,
sInerintenient - Public instructon--W. II sCHu lS
Spring Green.
The ticket was nominated after one OF tho
s,ormicst Democratic State Conventions ever held
IN Wisconsin The night was confined 10 the ques-
ton OF fusion with the Populists on the state
ticket II was "A battle between the delegation
from Milwaukee County against tho rest OF tne
state The outside delegates finally cane OUT
,ic,orious when vote on their resolution 10
oiIour INC Popusts to name "A candidnt" Tor Secre-
,arv az State subject 10 the approval Of the con,
yention lost the vote resulting ~ i"' an"
1851 against fusion. - .,a ,o,.,
Notwithstanding that fusion was voted down.
panul,st John + SCHNEIDER. of Milwaukee. sue
cerdcd in being nominated FOR Insurance Com
,nIas,oner However. II was az Democrat mat ne
received the nomination. and not as fopuHst'
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CONGRESSMAN BAKER RENOMINATED.

Baltimore, Sept / (SpeciaD.-Congressman WILL
lam H. Baker was renominated by the lid District
Republican Convention here to-day. This district
comprises several wards OF Baltimore city. all OF
baltimore County and Carroll. Cecil and Hartford
counties For two years bitter dissensons have
existed In the party In Baltimore County. John T.
Ensor for many years the party leader, broke
away from the regular organization. His son.
John s Ensor. was n candidate for Congress-. In
the primaries he was defeated by close vote. To-
day father and son agreed TO support the ticket,
thus assuring its success complimentary vote
was given TO Ensor by rs county. and then the
delegation made the vote for Bakers denomination
iuanlmOus.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-pAfS
Washington Sept 1.-The heated term mas conunuea
IN tho Ohio and Middle Mississippi valleys the lake T"
49,, "a. u,aa,o md North Atlantic states A maximum
t.mpcraure has been reported follows fhiiade'ph'a
and Parkersburg 90 Washington city. P'shurs' roeno
Ds,rol, and ST Louis "a Indianapolis cncnnau ana ~,
Thunderstorms anu rain have occurred IN the
s"mh Atlantic and Fast Gulf States and Upper Missou
Soun rassure /. high on the South Atlantic and
r,lv "a cnssts Extreme will continue In the
Ohio Valley and the interior OF the Middle ana N'In a.
Du So. III saturday Rain be expected IN the
ch Atlantic and East Gulf States the Middle ana W
ner Missouri and Upper Misssrippi valleys
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PRESIDENT VISITS CANTON.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY WELCOMED BY HIS
FELLOW TOWNSMEN.
, BRIEF STAY MADE-No CHANGE ~
PLANS ANNOUNCED.

np,rr STAY MADE-No CHANGE IN
PLANS ANNOUNCED.
carton. Ohio. Sept. IA grand Demonstration
...,r.d here at noon to-day in honor OF Presi-
Mckinley and Secretary Day. out OF re-
W. ,or the Presidents expressed wish that
~ ~ .ooon, visit be informal the afair was 10
90 .onsiderchle extent unorsanzed. ana was
n,,ueors outhVrst Of enthusiasm Inc pe0-
-, .be community turned out ana from the
.,ar 20 he Barber house. where the Mchin-
- orc .he guests OF Mrs. Mchinleys sister,
leFS az o,s wer, bright with flags and other
,,e.,ovs Of the National coors Inc ARRIVAL was
''Sp'"!9 Wa noon hour that employees of many
...or,os succeeded in securing early cios'hs
- ,o,red the :hrong about the stauoh.
''', NO. president and Mrs. Mckinley were driven
III. .he Barber home. where their stay OK
,o,y hours was devoid OF al 'orh'ahy'
IL" rd o'clock they took a special train
~ Tho pennsylvania line ana prcceec'u eas'
on '.'e ,,,o, Webb c. Hayes and Colonel and
Nrs Mvron T. Herrck were Oh 'he party
80 Cen, president Mckinley and
80, cleveland for Canton this morn
- special train over the Cle'elano Ierni-
- ord Valley Railway. A small crowd or
ND '.s.ors and friends assembled to see the party
Oh" =, had beeS supposed that the President
r,irbt return to Ohio next week to attend inc
p reunion at Cincinnati pu' was
soo,,.e,,, announced that his oiilc'a' ou'ies !"
49,, nth the peace negotiations will pre-
VIZ. n,,, from doing so. The members OF the
$500 commission are due in Paris to meet the
snan,sb commissioners October l. 1t VIII be
..a, FOR them to leave this country. there
ohout September II. and hence there 10
or,y q short time for them to arrange 'heir
affairs for their protracted absence ana 10 CON-
fer with the President regarding me heso''a-
lions and the many perpleXing questions when
49, o,nec,ed 10 arise before the freely OF peace
is agreed 10 and signed.
So far es could be learned to-day, the fresi-
dent does not contemplate any change IN 'he
nlanse announced heretofore covering his move
men,s for the remainder of the week lie ex-
ncc,s HOW 10 be at Montauk Point on Saturday
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in the city until the OF election. attending
strictly TO business all the time.
john Wha.en. Corporation Counsel and Michael
T. DAILY were among the callers yesterday Inc
most interesting conference that Mr.. Croker heId,
however unexpected one apparently Cn
his way 10 his office he met Perry Belmont IN me
street. Mr. belmont walked to Mr.. Croker's ounce
with him. and they stopped to chat for a momeni
there before parting. Neither would say word
about the talk
Mr.. Croker gathered around him his usual follow,
last night NJ the Savoy. and there was q great
deal of talk 50 far as Is known, however, the
safe is far from fixed the platform is still thing
uncertain
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prppy RFTUOyT AVID Mr. CROKER.

Richard Crokers presence IN the city has given
Tammany politics impetus. but so far he has
baon exceptionally reticcnt about the plans OF the
oresnizatton lie let II be known yesterday that ne
would make daily visits 10 his office. at NO. Ill
Broadway. and as a result n number OF his follow
.rs were on hand there yesterday morning. He
sr,,ved nj his Office bright and carly Mr.. Croker
,aid Yesterday that he not discussing candi-
dates or platforms ny yet and supplemented this
abatement with the Information that he would "
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POstOtiicc Notice

Postotiice Notice.
Should be DAILY by all interested. as changes
for.isn mails ter ,ns week ending ssp,smssr 8 isss
will closs prmpy in al cos., at The General po:o::
han closing shown below:
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
stErsD:S: &: Es'ss: is:
Be Sfs'sa span 'Is
a :st1 nf parts '' Europe 1 s' asi'F ss''i
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E Es6Ss a s%.G~ ssons ss
ans VIA so al H %e,ts BE- arsci.d
Deter. at nus, 8. s
Nails named above additional supplementary mails
S n: Ps' Of &c
Minutes Of the hour Of sailing OF steamer
MAILS FOR SOUTH i HNS ST ETC AMERICA WEST
FRIrAY-At p M for La Plata Countries direct. per
hss q s[Ss ger oi.s *
Sss per s'':'asH Belize ps:ss:
ns %,Saw 10 ..n ,S, St r., s.
HIs AND robsso directed per prscris
. no ana Cost. s'IsSa:
Altai. 1870 a. Tor Haiti, r.ns
Nllem " dettsrs for Venesuela. Curacao Trinidad
Willem W.: at II a; m. for Barbados and Demerara
per s. a. TJomo detters must be directed per
T,omoo. a. IL for Porto Rico direct per a
EVELYN; at p N. for Barbados and North Brazil per
steamer from North sydney; $50 D. M Tor 81
Pierre and Miqueon. per steamer from North Sydney.
by steamer close this Office daily at $50 D. M Mails
for Miaucon by Boston. and thence by steamer
close al this Office daily at $50 Mails for Mexico
CITY overland unless specially addressed for dispatch
by steamer, close this Office daily 2:3o and
23o o. M. tResistered mail closes at D. m. previous
day. ..>,sr.o,r,, ,,.v.
tral,a which are forwarded Europe), N.w-zsa-
land. Hawaii. FIN and Samoan Islands, per q
Moana from San Francisco close here daily up to
September Y at a.; m. II a. m and $40 .; n.
mails for Australian, Mails for China and Japan per
8 O. Empress OF China from Vancouver. close here
daily up sepsemesr 70 At go p m Mails for Chine
daily up September ~ at ESQ p. m. Malls for
Australia (except West Ausralla New-Zeaand. Hawaii
sSs. here daily after September and up to ssoemSsi
us $40 m Malls for the s,, Society Islands PSF
a p 70 i sepemSer a at $40 p M Malls Tor China snd
Jspan, per . Geneyle from San Francsco). eoee
here daily UP September 4 at $50 p.
rranspacnc mails forwarded port Of sailing aaty
and the schedule OF closing Is arranged on tie pre-
sumption Of their uninterrupted overland transit trey
istered mali cioses at 9 2. m, previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COir. PostmastegA
POstOncs Nsw-Y0rk. ~ J" August %. is9k -.
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TO ARRIVE HERE TU-DAF
SPECIAL TRAIN OF FIVE CARS WILL TAKE HIS
PARTY AND SECRETARY AIGERs
NONTAIK.


TO MONTAUK
Vben President Mckinley arrives In the city
,odov II is exDected that he will. as usual. go 20
THO windsor Hotel Rooms there are being placed
In readiness for his coming. and the same SUITE ne
accounted when here on his last visit will be at his
d,snosal ] Addison Porter. the Presidents secre-
tarv was in the city yesterday making arrange
roents for the Presidents visit. but ne ala not
know Just what the Presidents plans were to be
after ne reached here.
Colonel Kimball. Deputy Quarter1naster-Genern
received information at the Army Building yester-
dav afternoon that the Secretary OF War would
orr,ve TODAY al Jersey City on the Congressional
limited whore ne would be met by the Government
steamer Genera! Meiss. when VIII convey MIN "
Long Island City. ,,,<,,. .. ~,
Tho plans for taking President Mckinley 10 Mon
tank have been completed The PresI1cn, Will
each Jersey CITY some tim, this afternoon or even
win his party at the Hotel Manhattan. Alter dlh-
ner he and his party will be driven 10 the mr.
foirth-st pier where a will be in waiting 10
take them 70 Lonc Island City Ether az lh';L!-
and party will Join the President The Long ISL
and Railroad will have train OF I'VE Pullman
Goa ches N waiting. and these VIII be imTedlatt!y
boarded The time the party VII! rehch Lo'is Isl.
nor any sc; time for the train TO get away Inc
plan OF the railroad is 20 make what II terms a
islow run 10 Montauk. This vii! enable the party
10 get a good nights rest the cars. ana the
schedule will be so arranged that the tram VII
reach Mortouk at o'clock tomorrow morning
Tho return Will be made In the evening. and WI
be n fast rum and the train Will have reached Long
;siand City in time for the President to go TO Pat az
main over Sunday and Monday as the guests OF
Vice President and Mrs. Hobart. at Carroll Han.
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Mss RaRT0y COuING HOME.

TAMPA. Fla Sept. O5peciaD.-Colonel BeI'ih8er'
ouortcrmastcr received a cable dispatch late TINS
evening from Miss Clara Barton at Havana. say
inc she would sail at once on the hospital snip
CLINTON for New-Orlcans. The clinton Is loaded
,,b Rod Cross supplies and will put In nj Mullett
~ Tor coal Miss Barton asks that seventy-nVe
,ors he sent there for her. The transport Fanlta
,tpn
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NEW NAME FOR A CLUB.

The Progressive Republican Club has been renamed
the Jacob E.lperin Association. In honor o! Its
rresident The club members feel that the good
work accomplished By the organization In the past
can be extended and TO that end desire TO have
their own clubroom. In order to accomplish this
purpose an increase In membership Is necessary 10
provde sufcient funds. and the club appeals 10 the
Penublran citizens OF the city 10 lend their nd.
The initiation fec Ia % cents and the dues 40 cents
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nrr,,rrn FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

ror Nov. England generally fair I'LL Saturday: con-
,,., NTH temperature In the Interior southwestery
winds.
For Easern New-York. fair till Saturday; conthuou
h,rh ,empernture westerly winds.
49,. r,ns,.rn PENNSYLVANIA New-Jerssy and Delaware
,,r an saturday: continued high temperature; south
westerly winds . ,.,. an. Nory,o,a ,o,, and
nrun hxh ten perature TIL Saturday southerly winds
Eev-York and Western Pennsylvania. gen
.auv ,air; continued high temperature Hight south
westerly winds
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ruOMAs DEWITT PENFIELD.

,-., ~ V Sept ! (SpeclaD. Thomas Dewitt
,,o,, a,ad a, camden to-nigh; aged eighty-flvc
yoars lie served IN the Assembly In 1861, 1851
and 1919 lie was Democrat. and on one occasion
vos the only Democrats member OF the h"s''.
lotnre who voted In favor OF resolution 70 amend a
IN constitution prohibiting slavery Inc biIl was
amollv Dasscd in April 1865, eleven Democrats vot
Ing FOR IT, Mr. penhcld was greS' h hen ;pSe,o ol
ment's war policy. lie was elected sheriff OF
Oneida County in isS2 He always lived In camden
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on SPRUCE N SINTH-AVE. EXTENDED.

The Metropolitan Street Railway COMPANY yes
,o,aov resumed service In SiXth-ave from Fifty
nlnth-st to Fourteenth-st. The change rom morse
20 electrical power was accomplished IN th'rty
seven DAYS on this section II was said yes'e'oh'
that the line would be completed from ln'r'een'"-
''"' -, carois, within two weeks. and from
- 80 rho Vcsey-st terminus In an equally snort
tine ny september Is Mr. vresian ma s SaSsv t ,or
p substitution OF electricity for the present morse
mol
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.vp,Ss,nOB CAMBOy N QUEBEC.

Quebec Sept IN Camoon. the FRENCH An.
hossodor TO the United States arrived III "ueoeo
las, night and was driven quietly 10 the county
home of Iieutenant-G Governor Jettc' AZ Spe"'e
good To-day he has been visiting ST Anne am am
49, ,i,ccs 81 interest His stay in quebec VIII
p pe short lie declines to talk for publication.
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OBITUARY..
DIR. ]. 0. NELSON.

BOSTON. Sect DIR. J. O. Nelson. medical In
spector AZ the Charlcstown Navy YARD. died to-day
DR. Nelson's death sudden. heart disease
being assigned the cause. lie was IN MS my
fourth wear and had been Twenty-Five years In the
-. Il, ,r,dou a daughter and a SON who IL
srrccon ~ the repair ship Vulcan survive him
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nrl,waBE COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

Delhi n Y Sept. 1.-The Republican Convention
n, Delaware County met to-day. and decided to
support Delos II. Mackcy. OF Meredith LOT the
Senate nomination Dcos Axte. OF Deposit was
..nor,,p,tod for the Assembly. The delegates 10
the Congress Convention were instructed for
George W. Ray. The State Delegates were UNI
t,vtr .t1
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MARRIED.

PURDY-FAIIE-On ThurSday. Septenber ]. By ohe
Venerable Archdeacon Kirkby. Antoirette Ldvingstcn
Fne Of White Plains. sylvanus Purdy. NJ d.. OF
New-York.
REISS-ALEXANDER-On Thursday. September l. 1898.
by the Rev Raphael Benjamin VI. A.. Jennie Alexander
10 Meyer Itess.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be u
dorsed with full name and address.
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Tota! number Number n1~
treated in hospital.

A namocr Of soIdiers have 5ecn 'reateu AT tI
Eew-Ynrk Uosuital but Information concernin
their number or condition was refused last night.
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