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AIR. LONGS FAMILY LEAVES BINGHAM.

bingham. Mass. Nov. u.-John d. Long. secre-
tary of the Navy accompanied by Mrs. Long and
the Misses Margaret and Helen his daughters, and
Mrs Carter. a relative OF the family left here to-
night in the private car OF President Clark OF the
New-York New-Haven and Hartford Railroad
The party left here In order that Secretary Long 5
dauehre- Helen may recover her health In the IN
MIGRATING climate Of Colorado. Margaret Long
viii leave the party at Philadelphia to resume
study at Johns Hopkins.
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HEAVY BIDS ASKED FOR.

CABLE CONTRACTS FOR THE NEW BRIDGE
AGGREGAT1NG ABOUT 81 10000, TO BE LET.
Bids for furnishing materials and constructing
cables for the New East River Bridge were adver-
tised for yesterday by the Commission. The ma
tsrials include steel cables suspenders cable bands
coverings sheaves and other appurtenances. The
contract must be performed within ten months
after the cable saddles set in place on the steel
towers Of the bridge. Only responsible establish
ments will be considered in the bidding. The sue
cessful bidder will have 70 furnish bond Of $4,000
The equipment advertised for will cost about
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DINNER TO JOHN SABINE SMITH.
HIS FRIENDS GIVE IT IN HONOR OF HIS AP'
PREACHING MARRIAGE

Friends OF John Sabine Smith the FORMER Pres-
dent OF the Republican Club. gave a dinner 10 MIN
q, the clubhouse No $50 Fifth-ave, last night in
honor OF his approaching marriage TO Miss Alice
Clara Sawyer The wedding will take place at
Randolph Centre, VT November l5 One OF
the pleasant features OF the dinner was the pres
entation to Mr.. Smith OF handsome silver loving
cup The names OF the donors, all OF whom were
present were inscribed on the cup
The dinner was strictly formal. and only about
ATTY Of Mr. Smiths most intimate club and business
associates were present. There were no SET
sneeches Among those present were General sam
rel THOMAS T. A. Newell Louis Stern, William
Brookfeld Alexander Caldwell william Leaty
\ " Jacobus W. II. Ten Eyck Charles n Treat
a e Ommen J. w. HAYES. Edward q Jones
cceorce r Bidwell James Talcott. W: l.. flndley
Magistrate deuel.. J. A Dutton. Mahlon Chance
and X ~ Kenyon.
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OFFICES.

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ropr,Gy AMBASSADORS RETURNING.

Washington. Nov l1--Dr. Won Holleben. the Ger
nan Ambassador has just returned 10 Washington
from Europe He called to-day upon Secretary
HAY al the State Department 10 pay his respects.
within the last few days the Russian. British and
,arr,an an,assadors have returned 10 Washington
after extended leaves in Europe, and with the re-
turn OF Ambassador Cambon, OF France. who Is
expected shortly the entire foreign representation
OF this highest type will be IN Washington.
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TO CONSULT UP STATE MEN,
c-v>,s,-s oF OPINION TO BE GATHERED RE-
GARpING THE ADvIsABILITY OF PAssiN'
A STATE coNsTABULARY BILL

Before the Legislature meets again the ieaNe!S ,
~ the Republican organization in the state are 10
have a census OF Republican opinion up the s'a.0
as 70 the advisabllity Of passing state eohslaou,
arv bill which will place the police OF TINS CITY anu
the police of all other cities in the STATE ui1et
oor+rol ~ a single head to be appointed py tne
Sovarnor Republcans in this city are known 10
he divided upon the question. ana mere ,sa9 ctIes
fSe state Most OF the opponents Of such
measure declare that II would De omtcry
against such legislation. on the coh nSsy hat
as3eI nc ~ State constabulary bill can the
police Of this city be taken from Tammany in
md he Kept from interfering WIN tue e'eS'40''' 40
az ,nterests OF Tammany candidates
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story oil the war with Spain Every Friday. an illus
trsted supplement To countries except Mexico
and Canada including extra postage 81 90 year.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1899 IS cents copy.
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ADIRONDACK GUIDE FATALLY SHOT.

PIattsburg. " Y, Nov. u--George selkrk' the
we'll known Adirondack guide. was shot and fatally
injured at McCollums, in the Adirondacks, seven
miles from Paul Smiths, to-day. Seikrk and
an accident Medical aid has been summoned rom
Malone.
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DIED.

MBRIDE-On November II. Lucy Amelia, wife OF nArS
Mcbride In the 57th year Of her age. 49, a.
Funeral services will be held AZ her late resdence no.
Girord-ave Jersey City Monday. November H. AZ 10
D. m.
Malone IN. ~ papers please copy.
McREERY-On Friday. the 10th inst. midnisht Al MS
residence No 20 East 54th-st, Dr. John A. NcCreery
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
sNELL-At Dover y. J. Thursday. November o. -
Charlotte Elizabeth, wife % George G Smell ana oauSn-
ter OF the late Charlotte r. and Dr. John L. Crane
Funeral services at the residence OF Dr. Bennett DovG
n. J.. Sunday. November II, at .. n.
Trains leave from Barcayst and from Chstopher-@ ~
! D. m.
UPHAM-suddenly Friday morning. November 10
Helen. eldest laughter OF Dr. j. Baxter Cpham. OF tins
city.
Interment at Mount Auburn Cambridge. Mass on ar
rival OF 300 O. m. train from New-York Monday, NO
vember Is.
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M4RRIED.

RAI1EY-BLACK-On Saturday, November II, 1922, at
the residence OF the brides mother OekanicKew rs
Edith Lawrence daughter OF Ms. Charles Newooid
Black 10 DR.. Pearce Bailey. Of New-forS CITY
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC.

suNDAY,As $50 sH1ntS for St Piee-Mqusl'n per
%,Gr.Is i ma t9r
directed per FantaeeeD; at for , Inass ia
Prince and Port de Pax also Santa Martha, per s. s.
from Philadelphia; at S a. for Bermuda per SIS.
Central America except Costa Rica and south Paciao
Ports per A.hos via Colon get'sTs , 6oP s
Po %1t b sco psf via
Juan at i a. m supplementary no a. G m1 ,or
Getters for savanIa and car,hasena must directed
NSrs Brazil per 81 ss.01ds' f Paf
esmDech. 7aOa.oo and cSSpa pea per
tiers for other parts Mexico must be directed per
q washinston via "a Tampieo asisrs be directed
per city o, wasnins 60 and u,,,,,,,,o
Island - % ma S ssr
AeshaRK Ss5s for az cs 10 kGn os
1890 a. m, for Hsyti. per IS, Alps; at II m for
directed per {. Mexico').
thence by steamer close this once daily al $50
d s f.'f on M
BY came b SG at hor oe SaE al
thence steamer close at this Office daily except
a @Sn'S %.dnesdaS and Frdsy raj
s. .Tely F cnS snS sy aSd
addressed for dispatch by steamer close az this once
daily al 2:30 a. m and 2:30 2. m. Mats for Costa
Rica Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala by rail- 10
New-Orleans thence by steamer close az THIS once
daily at % D. connecting closes here Nondays Tor
Belize Puerto Cortez and Gustemaal. Registered
mail closes at p m. previous day. Unregistered mail
closes a 9 p. m. second day before
TRANsPAcIFTc MAILS.
Mails for China Japan Hawaii Australia Except West
islands via San Francisco. close here daily at $50
o. m up 10 November tl2 for dispatch per $ Dorie'
Malls for Japan and China. wa san FraaSiseo.
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di.patch per S. $ Nippon Maru Mails for China ana
Tsnan Via Seattle close here daily at 6.3O p NJ. up
10 November t23 for dispatch per hnsniu s ca.
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sr SOCIETY Islands via Francisco. close mere osiy
az GAO % m Up 10 November To inclusIye ior ~
ns,ch bv sh,p Gallee. Mails for Australia te1cep.
w., Australia Zealand. Hawaii fiu ana
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Xeryork November IS. for dispatch per 8 s. Alaneea
Mails for china and Japan, via vancouver c.ose 10
s =. a al m up 10 November f2s. Inclusive Tor
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80. via Vancouver MAILS Tor hd"an,
via San Francisco close here daily az go p m up 70
sceraber rs Inclusive for dispatch per 3 AUSTRALIA,
,is sor Ausaiasan Colonies except West Australia,
reicb roes via Europe. and New-Iealanc whlcn goes
AZ sa, Francisco Hawaii and FIJI Islands via Van
en.yer close here daily $50 .. after November
t2s and up 10 TO- inclusive for dispatch per
Warrmoo . III, "a,
s,d IN. schedue closing arranged the presump-
ton OF their uninterrupted overland transit fRegs-
tered mail closes a .. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT Postmaster
Postonrce New-York. y. Y. November 10. 1893.
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DAILY with Sunday. 81 70 month. Address chansed
as often desired.
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changed often a desired
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DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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Postomce Notice.

Should be raid DAILY by all interested as Changes
may occur at any ume.) - ,ooo
Foreign malls week ending November Is, 1893,
will close promptly In all cases) al the General Post
Office follows Post Mails one hour earlier
than closing shown below. Parce.s Post Malls Tor
Germany close at p. Monday.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
TUESDAY-At a. m. for Europe per s. Trave via
Southampton and Bremen detters for Ireland must be
per Trave'); at a. m. for Scotland direct
per e. Ethiopia Qetters must be directed per
Ethiopia
WEDNtSDAY-At a. m. supplementary 1890 A. m
for Europe, per Southwark, via southampton ana
Antwerp letters be directed per SOUTHWARK };
~ m. supplementary 1880 p. M for Europe per
8. Oceanic. via Queenstown
THURSDAY-At a. m. for France direct Switzerland.
Italy Spain. Portugal Turkey Egypt and British india
parts OF Europe must be directed per s. la Gas
cogns)
sATCRDAY-At $3.50 a. m. for Europe per 3 Lucania
via Queenstown at for Netherlands direct per
g. Staatendam via Rotterdam uetters must be di-
rected per Staatendam') al . a. m. for Italy.
per Fuerst Bismarck, via Napes Qetters NUS be
directed per s. Fuerst Bismarck
PRINTED MATTER ETC.-German steamers Ealing on
Tuesdays take Printed Matter. etc. for Germany. and
Specially Addressed Printed Matter. etc. for ce parts
OF Europe. American and White star steamers on
Cunard French and German steamers on saturdays
take Printed Matter. etc. for all countries for which
they advertised to carry mall.
After closing Of the Supplementary Transatantic
Malls named above additional supplementary mails are
opened on piers the American, English French
and German steamers. and remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer
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5perial Notices.

Persons OF social standing desiring 10 supplement their
income are Invited 20 write The Helman-Taylor Art
Company. 257 Fifth Ave. New York. Correspondents
strictly confidential Personal interview only after cor
respondence.
congress water! rs popular because II Is health
iul IL mas long teen famous for the desired results
brings and for the clean aftertaste the
palate, an infsllible test Of its purity.
Ladies' are greatly benefited by OF Angostura
Bters the South American tonic J. @. b. siegert
a. Sons.
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REMIrTANCES should always be made In Postofhcs
order Express money order draft Nev-York
City II cash by mail unregistered. The Tribune
will not be responsible FOX Its loss.
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IN NEW YORK CITY
REMITTANCES.

One cent per copy extra postage is charged on the
DAILY and SEMI-WEEKLY 10 mail subscribers in New
York City.
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Mrs. Alfred P Dix Of No. s Madison Madlson-ave,, will
fve her daughter Miss Mildred Carruth Dix.
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ur and Mrs. Henry c. Carter, Mr.: and
seddenn GUIDE. Major and Mrs. John T; Glenn.
ants. bisMM George Williamson Smith of Trinity
pr i sn' Hartford; the Rev and Mrs Alean Ricney
GS e. Mrs Reno snstSn v Nr s soS MTs
Joseph "" uplna' The Rev and Mrs. William r. Tay-
Brunc. ?, and Mrs Sanders =. Bruce, Harry w
lor CoorWSr and Mrs Ernest Henry Luebbers. jr,
walker, and Mrs Montagu Geer. the Rev, CRATIC
e Robson the Rev DR. E BE beG Rsy H. the Rev
pr. arc SSsri;h the Rev DR. and Mrs Charles B.
lg US D. Mrs James Elgar, Miss May Mathews and
S,s Edmonds
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Rochester, y. Y. Nov. 1L-Assemolyman merton
Lewis, Of the 1st District and MISS Eva Juiie'
Gates NJ Ella we're quietly married by the Rev.
Dr. Doty a. the rectory Of Christ Church, on
Eas,-ave. al O'Clock last evening. Not even
" Lewls's associates IN his law once were
aware OF the marriage until after II was per-
formed Al 40 o'clock this morning MI ana
Ms Lewis left here for Albany and New, York.
The bride is the daughter Of the late Df' ~
Frank Gates d physician of Eloa
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The first OF Albert Morris Bagby's musical morn
tgs this season will take place in the large ball
room O. the Waldorf-Astoria on Monday. Decem-
Der 4 He has arranged TO have Nine schnmainn-
helnk 70 sing on that occasion MI bdspy
rornjnCs will be OF course as usual among the
most fashionable attractions Of the winter
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Religious Nohees.

CHRIST CHURCH. 7Ist-st and Broadway. Rev. Dv.
J. s. sHIPMAN, Rector.-Mornng service at H. Even
ing at 8. Sunday school at e:46 a. m.
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MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner ALA:
G-Rev HENRY n. SANDERS. u. D.. Pastor wiz
nreach Morning service II. afternoon 430
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Miss Ance Robert, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs J.
Eugene Robert will be married 10 J. Francis
Boeram on Wednesday next. November 10, al the
home OF her parents, No. IS West Seventy-iirst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12

General and Nine Di Cesnola deny the engage
nent Of their daughter. Miss Gabrielle Di Cesnola
10 Alfred Delcambre, jr.. Of Mount Kisco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12
CAPTAIN o. VI. CARRIERS CASE.
General Has Nearly Com
pleted His Review of the Papers.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE case Of
Captain o. NJ Carter, of the Engineer
Corps Of the army, convicted by court
martial of Irregularities in his accounts.
will probably be finally decided within
a few weeks. The papers are in the
hands of AttOrney-General Griggs. who
has been reviewing the case, by d.lec-
ton of the President The Attorney
General has given much time to the find
ings of the court and the evidence sub
mitted. He has personally examined
every phase Of the case. To give him
complete data, all the accounts of Cap
tain Carter were sent to the Department
of Justice, and Colonel Barr, the judge
advocate of the court, was directed 10
prepare a reply to the supplementary de-
fence Of Captain Carriers attorneys.
Briefs have been filed both for and
against Captain Carter but to give him
self d complete understanding OF the
case, Attorney General Griggs has had
an expert bank examiner 90 over all OF
Captain Carriers accounts ana make q
report. He has consumed much time, as
the papers I'LL two boxes about five feet
high and four feet square.
Attorney-General Griggs has nearly
completed his review. however. and is
now engaged In summing up the state
ments of counsel and the reply of Colo
nei Barr.
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THE, C0CKADE CITY.
THE PROPOSED OLD nLavDFoRD
CHURCH MEMORIAL
The LADIES ARE ENCOURAGED,
Inquiries as Ia the Cost Of the Win
dovs-Thc Movement for an Agri-
cultural Fnir-PersonnI and Gene
raj Notes.

PETERSBURG. VA, July 11.-(Special.l
The Ladies' Memorial Association OF this
city some time ago inauguratod a move
mcnt TO convert historic old Blandfofd
church into a memorial chapel I'm order
20 further honor the memory OF the Con-
federate dead, whose remains to the num-
Der of many thousands are buried and
tenderly cared for in our cemetery. The
plan OF the association Is not only to
have the church repaired and put in
proper condition, but 10 allow each south
ern State that has sons buried mere to
erect a suitable memorial window ia the
church TO their memory. An address
setting forth these facts has been sent
TO the Grand Camp Of each State, and
the ladies have been gratiled TO hear that
their plan is approved. Inquiries nave
been made as TO the probable cost Of the
windows. A committee of the camp
here is I'm correspondence with manufac-
turers, with the view Of obtaining an es-
innate OF the cost of the windows, and
when this information is received it Will
NC SNHN p"ts ~ ~pAA'N NANh bN"N~ VIZ
have its own design 1t is not believed
there will be the least trouble about the
windows. and that the Confederates OF
each State will be glad to pay this beau
uful tribute 10 their dead comrades.
An aggregate of about 5000 has been
pledged by our citizens towards holding
a fair here next fall. The subscribers
10 the stock will hold a meeting at an
early date to decide the question. It
is probable that a large subscription list
viii be required If a fair is 10 be held.
and this would undoubtedly be easily OBJ
tanned. The city has been only partially
caLyassed.
Mr. Charles r. Short and Miss Maggie
Pond, a popular and well-knOwn young
couple of Ettrick. left this morning for
Washington. to be married. 1T was not
a case Of elopement. but a simple mat
ter of choice with the young couple thdt
they should take a trip 10 and be mar
ried in the national capital
The latest information from AR. John
O. Jackson. who is very i'll at BuckrOe
Beach. IS that his condition has not
changed for the better.
Professor and Mrs \. X. Davis have
returned home from a delightful trip TO
Niagara Falls and Watkins Glen. \. Y.
Vice-President Johnson, of the Norfolk
and Western Railway Company. passed
through this city from Norfolk this
morning, ca route 20 Roanoke. He has
been on d tour of inspection.
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WILLIAMSBURG.
Visitors TO JnmestOWn-Dudge of
Personals.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July u-(Spe-
cial.)-A party Of visitors from here drove
over to jamestown this morning and
spent the day most delightfully."- on the
well-shaded and beautiful grounds around
the old tower. About midday an ele-
CANT lunch was spread, to which full JUS
fice was done by the entire party, in
which were Misses Kate Bdgood, OF
Richmond; Resale Labby, Of Lynchburg;
Elizabeth Watkins, OF Old Point; Rebecca
Scott of Petersburg: Julia Tyler, Susan
Webb Louise Henley Ida Henley, Eliza
beth Tyler, Susan Hundley, Catherine
Henley. and Mary Foster, of here. and
Messrs. AIacauley Bright, Of Philadel-
phia: Ed 3. Jones, II. G. Spencer, Hen
ningham Harrison, John Hundley, Blair
Spencer. and Peachy Spencer. The entire
party returned here late this evening.
Professor Charles f.. Bishop, Of William
and Mary. has been invited by the Bap-
fist Young Peoples Union 10 address
them next Monday, on which day they
will make an excursion to jamestown
Island. Professor Bishop will drive over
TO jamestown, six miles distant, in the
morning, in time to meet the Pocahontas'
upon her arrival from Richmond
MISS KOSdlc l-dbbg, iiDhi bNNAN4N
springs. who has been visiting MI. and
Mrs. II. d. Cole, will leave Friday morn
ing for home.
Mr.. Norman H. Williams, cashier OF the
Rank of Chase City, will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. II. n. Phillips, at this place.
Professor Hugh 5. Bird left this morn
ing for a trip to Richmond. The Pro-
lessor and his family will spend the sum-
mer at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Binns have had
visiting them Mrs. Pears and Miss Glib
son. from Charles City. and they are eN-
pecting within the next few days Mrs.
%. \. Binns and child. of Norfolk
Mr.. and Mrs. John 5. Charles are In
Hampton visiting their daughter, Mira.
Hodges Christian
The attending physicians in the cases
report both Mrs *. c. Johnston and Mr..
Thomas G. Peachy as improving.
Captain and Mrs. Lane and Mr.. Lane.
and Mrs. II. u. Cole and Mrs. ID.
peachy are in Norfolk at the bedside OK
Mrs 70. T. Lamb. who is critically ill
again. A telegram late this evening re-
ports that the doctors were very en-
couraging In their statements 10 the
family. Mrs. Lamb is still at ST. Vim
cents Hospital. where she has been for
the past ten days
Mr. Robert NJ. Garrett, OF James City.
qualified yesterday before Judge Sydney
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aritain and the TrHnsNaaI Matter.

LONDON, July 1.-THE parliamentary
secretary for the War Office, Mr. Mynd-
ham. replying to a question in the House
of Commons to-day, said the communlca-
ton published by the London Times July
7th giving the names Of British officers
detailed 10 proceed 60 South Africa 10
organize the forces there. had been s6nt
with the knowledge of the Marquis 0I
Lansdowne. Secretary Of War,
Secretary OF State for the Colonies, MI
chemberlain. I'm the course Of reply to
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, leader
OF the opposition in the House on the suD-
iect of President Krugers latest propo-
sails said that. i'm the absence OF ruler
proposals, it was impossible TO be certain
a. 10 the particular effect Of the fran
chise scheme, but SO far as he was ahle
to Judge it would nave no immediate Ell
fect on the representation of the Out
ianders in the first Volksraad, and he
was not certain the Outlanders would be
able 10 carry any Of the new seats allot-
led TO them in the Rand until very much
later date.