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Evening journal., 1899-07-19
LOW RATES TO REHOBOTH AND
OCEAN CITY.
ONE-DAY EXCURSIONS VIA pIILA.
DELPHnA. WILMINGTON AND BAL.
TIMORE RAILROAD

TIMORE RAILROAD.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
iimore Railroad Company announces two
excursions to Rehoboth and Ocean City
durins the present season-July 10 and
July 20.
A special train viii be run on the
schedule given below. and excursion
tickets, good only ON the special train in
each direction, viii be sold al rates
quoted
Evening journal., 1899-07-19
25C
Buys, WOOL KNEE PANTS.

All sizes 4 to IS years i'll
our on basement 4 price sale.
These pants are from our
regular stock, regular zoe
goods, but VIC are over
stocked with them and mean
to clean some of them out.
All sizes in to-day but
some of them won't last
long, Boys wash suits at
e price 3711 and SOC. Boys
crash double breasted coats
with trousers at soc. Boys
wool suits in small sizes at
SOC. Mems crash suits SIPS.
A lot of odd vests for men at
Ioc and 25c. We are clean
ing up odds and ends and
this is your chance if you
want cheap clothing.
Closed evenings at 6 ex-
cept Saturday.
Evening journal., 1899-07-19
SAILED FoR PORTO RICO.

Howard T. Jason, a brother of Rev.
w. c. Jason, president of the State Col
lege for Colored Students. sailed from
New York on the steamer Burnside for
Porto Rico to-day. having received an
appointment under the War Depart
ment 70 take charge Of the school dis
trict at Mameyes. Mr.. Jason has been
teaching at Frederica for the past
three years among both white and col
ored people of that place
Evening journal., 1899-07-19
DREW sTAws FOR THE WORK
RIVER AND HARBOR COMPANY.
OF CAMDEN, WON THE CON-
TRACT

The River and Harbor Improvement
Company, Of Camden, was sue
cessful in securing the contract for
dredging the Appoquinimink and Mis-
pillion rivers.
That company and John S. Mills, of
the same place, made similar bids foI
the work and yesterday lots were
drawn to see who would take the work.
The company named won the prize
Evening journal., 1899-07-19

Apoon
offered for Five Dollars
recommended and highly
valuable
miles three miles wide tits
mining claims.
property developed sufficiently begin producing once
marketed
running
Calumet
o per oe)
property railroad nd water available
than will
according
per with pound pound.
historical a
question experiment speculative they
Report Prof Wm DeEye
oacreuac should upon urface.
depth of
resulted copper
copper. (Worth $3.50, metz
easily and the which
ily e1cavated than other in which
Report Prof w.
condition of this lode
had been done, employed few hands and cleaned
Of copper Of copper yield
copper. twenty
following the lode When had twelve
struck another lode below the second lode Immediately
extending
Of say probably marw yield
Of copper"
From Report Of westman Mining Engineer.
express satisfaction with report
by W F. Cummn.
only Of three spots
already deposits
Washing copper OF
These could Of be taken and made available relatively
smalexp
Evening journal., 1899-07-19
The Delaware Insurance
Co., Fire Lightning.

To the Evening Journal Readers who
need Fire Insurance-Just a Word.
The Delaware Insurance Company IL
your Company, chartered under our Own
laws. managed by our own people-yOuf
Insurance money Is kept here, why then
insure wholly In foreign or other COM
panies, and swell the purses OF corpora
tions outside the state. when The Deia-
ware offers You ample protection, and
at most reasonable ratcs2 Call or write
for Information.
H. a. RICHARDSON Pres't..
Dover. Del.
II. c. SMITH. Resident Manager,
$50 Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1899-07-19
An ARTIsrIc PAMpnLEr

George A. Wolf, the artist and de-
signer, has issued an artistic, illus
trated pamphlet, which is one Of the
finest ever put out in this city. 1t
contains. among other Illustrations
half-tones of the City Hall and Della
ware Historical Society Building and
tinted half-tones of the Brandywine
and Old Swedes Church.
Evening journal., 1899-07-19
SHIPPED A DIGEsTER.

The Pusey and Jones Company
shipped to the Kaolin Works. near
Brandywine Summit, large steel TO-
tary digester yesterday Il is under
stood that a new firm has secured the
quarries and viii make many improve
ments.
Evening journal., 1899-07-19
UNCLE SANS HOT BATHS.
THE HOT SPRINGS or ARKANSAS
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n 0VD'IIIIlTtN ItAILWNl.
Wlll eradicate from your system the
llheerlns effects Of grip and other ail-
mtnta caused by The severe Winter. and
nalailt, rheumatism, neuralgia. satarrh.
stomach. kidney liver and nervous disor-
ders, paralysis, blood and skin diseases
ana chronic and functional derangemonts
ihe mountain climate of Hot Springs Is
eooi ana dellshtful IN Summer. 100 Hotels
open the year around.
for Illustrated literature. containing an
Information, address O.. F Cooley. Man
ager business Mems Lcague.Iot SPRINGS
Ark f'-''79
For reduced excursion tickets ana mar.
licuiafs of The trip. address W. A. Turk
General Passenger Agent southern Raii.
way Washineton. ID. c.. or G. J.. Hon.
Ains' lnls' District Passenger Agent SIS Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1899-07-19
Copper Shares.
Safest Investment, Largest Dividends.

situated below the sandstone containing Is
From Report of George RendaII Mining Engineer.
at seeyident fact every report this property
copper hundreds shipped
deposit very yield
existing only likely
From Report OF Arthur ReaI, Superintendent.
Tls property all right and SALT copper you tnkH
te Texas and been selected for
and the hills here think
because there coal Oil has been found c'cana The property
farming which to be profitable here and
laid and railroad built Dundee l2 miles,
n Copper Shares.
the safest profitable industry America
recently
largein investor in copper stocks
company produce copper chespy cap
price copper
"copper"
large n o. capitalization ($25OOOOo)
Receipts leading assayers the country
are on lie i the companys office
company of highest standing and
capacity and include;
Emery Brockton,
George RUSSELL Esq paper manufacturer, Boston,
spaudiug, I'd viPresident
Robins Boston,
Jane Wheaton, Boston, Secretary
IIon.J Bennett, Fx-Pre Telephone
Only price per
wishing
paid price be
advanced
land quantity quality ore cheapness mining and treat
transportation year
around the increasing demand and profit producing considered
Copper Company unued
year price
the sockis
may through your
TT, MINING ENGINEER AND EXPERT.
g,
eepeu oy @ TS so found ReTs mmsne 5eds while n @
be reduced.
5 $ n hard formations and work
Of the opinion of copper in country
ctfuly T. BURTON EVERETT M. E.
from property Gays: country you the
property
and confirm They visited and examined the
management
during the is the
stock offered will the benefit
Express Edward q. Robins, Treasurer, fremont
& TO advance.
AS COPPER co.
Evening journal., 1899-07-19
Rehobofh

RehobOth. City.
Milford. Del, 9.0S a. m.......75 cents SfO0
Glendale. Del, 9.22 a. m....15 cents 100
Georgetown, Del. $40 a. m...50 cents. 80
Lewos, Del, 1905 a. m.......20 cents.
Rate TO
Ocean city.
Franlford, Del-.......10.00 a. m. O. cents
Sclbyvine, Dcl..........1 1000 a. m. so cents
Returning, special train viii leave
Ocean City 4.50 p. M. RehobOth $50 @. m.
Children under twelve years OF age.
one-half the above rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
Mr.. HOBARTS ATTITUDE.
HIS HEALTH NAY KEEP HIM OFF THE
TICKET n 1900

Long Branch Sept Special Here are the
exact facts about Mr. Hobarts attitude on the
question o, denomination for the Vice-Presi-
dencv
IIr. Hobart IS anything but We'll man. he
simply exhausted himself last year in trying 10
do IN Washington the work II dozen men
When he had 70 take to his bed. friends VINO
knew that he had never been seriously I'll IN MS
life before and thai he not man - readily
succumb greatly alarmed Those "no
have seen him recently are not treasured 10y
his appearance He Is fighting with al MS
power - regain the splendid health that ne On
joyea before becoming a Dart % the Mckinney
Administration He does not wish 70 he cons'a-
cred AT invalid and says confidently that ne =
going 70 be al right soon
T is fact however that Mr. Hobart is not IN
a condition To take any active part in politics
and unless there is soon a marked Improvement
his family and friends vii veto imQeratively ah
attempts 70 put upon him any political oN'n'n'
Personally. NJ. Hobart would prefer N retire
ror TIE present on his well earned laure.S IL
has won all the glory that Is possible n lir
Office and has been more q, a coa1ju'or - 'ne
President than any other Pres dent N mo
Nations history Even r. his health permitted
Nj Hobart would not care 70 take the IN na-
ton again unless ne fresl1sn1 anu -''9 '
associates wished 70 In order TO avoid awakening
complications and clashing OF geos'ei 'N'
anG personal ambitions.
Mr Hobart is not the sort OF man hoNT,,,.
To view complacentiy possible attempts ~ SUI
track him on the part ~ pou'lclans W -
49, +rai- eves On his seat He is something ol
fighter when once stirred UP. and /, al -,'yl
were made 70 retire nm willyniAy ne ''ul ~
depended upon n help make Things ih'e.-7 =.
A. matters s+an4 now hs II rather inclined -
10, somebody else have chance al tne "-.'0'
and hard work which have fallen 70 ms I' 80
the last two years And q is pronaole I'M. VIC
selection OF Governor Roosevelt az ms 50. So,
ressor would please NJ Hobart about as W."
"a any choice that could he made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
PRIZE WINNERS At THE FAIR
-N~IrSENT WEATHER AFFECTED THE AT
rENDANCE-wARM COMPETITION
N ALL CLASSES

svracuse y I Sept g lsqec.aD The A>.y-
ninth annual exhibition O; the State Agriculture!
Society virtually closed today on the whole g;
has hoe- a good show. though n attendance T. has
been perhaps az are-sge one Ine rgn Vinds az
o,s.a-. ,sA.r O., dust have made e unpleasant ;0r
visitors and for tE.s reason or another ne crowds
have not teen large except to-day. Governor
nav =. Is possible thai the other reason was that
,-are we're TO racing events this year Some are
e.srosed 70 cr'rcise the management ,or di'con-
,f-.r- This feature ~ tae fair Wnethe7 Il - WISE
.-o-r financial point % view he gate receipts VI.
,-obabfv toll Mary maintain that there should Il
q a,,o-re ween an agricultural fair sn6 horse
.ro- MESS ne latter oe decidedly SUBORDINATE -
he agriculture. part n the show
- e.ook s~htrtt has been worthy one. fully
.., 20 p-evious years Among The oniet exhio!iors
- horses were Smith Powell and SKIN bros q
.tts ol.v. : T. webster Marathon. Richard Hicks.
.,,s.,--. charles z Marsh. Ononaaga Valley. Ed
49, Paw Southport. q Il. Bel. Rome l. =
A,wats- waveriy. " Shara. Os~eEo. r a
r5o-ou 2 O. Bradley and y. =. smith. Syracuse
- -. cattle DEPARTMENT the leading exhibitors
,e-e " A Mat-eson. Utica, a A roF'e4yo-'
~.shanic y James Hilton. Ne" -scoilai- NC
ren-v Bros Portlandville r W. Mosher aurora
= II c S Barney. Metorc. . x H. M-..h~''
r,-,iaskt and : II = Vhitcomb. Litueion. Mass
-, --an,,,,r, IN this department fell 20 " A
80 - Avon. who captured everything In fac'.
10 sbor-norus. IN Aberdeen Angus. Thomas Ma'''n-
80, ~ south Charleston OHIO took nearly al 'ht
a-sts while the seconds went 20 James Hiei-. oi
t5er,s,owr Penn There vas more competition
sr~orr exhibitors Of Holstein divisions. and the
go. we're quit. equally divided between " A.
,,..oscn o.. I-tica A a. CCrteyou. & Nesnanic.
"a = KNOWLES az Worcester Mass O. ~
- t5,,n. q Liverpool. and others ana we sane
t lsif ~ ne awards Tor ng.s'riNr ~. .
49, h.ir4d cattle the sane fNniD4tyIs Gen.
30 winners in that class FremIums ~ olo
k-e. 80 ~ + " HUI = Sons. Lane ONO, an
81 ~ Bros Portancvi-e g.. +. o'g- rn, g'
~ -.is~Svii1e took everything IN sFni ~ rTencH-
Canadians -..,.tor a. .be horse de-
,-.r,ert and among the frst prize winners ar
q7o@@nceeo Aision and A K GA!is. syreouse. IN
,;ana1iIg ard 4 Powell. took hrsts IN Goa
a lai s--I-r & Powell took every thins III heas
49,. horses and IN cobs r A. Po"ei Won az
vlr~ ~9s ~ the Shetland pony lass t.eFt ~
49, competition first prizes fa-lht ~ -
l-essrt-S Eov Southport = Il AtWater ""Fe''9'
EH"xvtD TS-ov-u Elbridge. good SECONDS 49,.
M &c never was bette shoW -' ~
49,. go - 'Tee-york and Eastern New- y ok Rory,
..'-,,-ai societies being Representa- ny Inlh a.,
~ceiiert exhibits n ooleC u"n- Is - s:-f,r g
80 we're William Palmer 'roonN u7.,os..~
rIfISr se.-arlise Ellvancer & BAY hpcis 49,
: ~ willard Geneva. Grant iii.ehins~ - >
S-,-4sra J. Collame Son. hilton ana % r.
Nan Buren, stockport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
WANT A HUGE cHnDREN.s STAND.
SUGGESTION TO ACCOMMODATE THE LIT
TIE ONES 0N a PLATFORM ALONG
CENTRAL PARK
lit0r x The Tribune

T. he Editor x The Tribune
Sr. Now that tile Dewey Committee has decld-
ed that the parade s-a. be- through F.fty-n.a,h
s. from Elertn 30 Fif'h ave.. ~ would suggest
tha. ora large stand he erected Oh -h- Park side -
Tlftv-rirth-at extending from FIFTH -o Eighth
ave for -re * lgsir- 1850 ~ tae children - our
public schools AS ms space would nor accom-
MEDIATE a.. t.a' attend Our schools va would f1r-
Their suggest chat only those e.sL- years Old and
ov.- r- allowed on f.e stand. we make eigIt
y-ers rhe lini- for tr- reason tAat under that
aye t-ey would ~ mlrr ir che way and certainly
roo Young 20 form an IDEA = What was meant Is
tHe celebration
We axe j. that the reception ~ Admiral Dewey
is 20 SHOW him th- Iatr1tic love The American
people have fir one VII. has SO nooy done nis
U.s. should 80 every possible way be insrilied mo
Gle minds = The r.s- generation ~ or c' lhlIy
grand object lesson these ut-e ones VIII receive
from witnessing The coming -I-.ra-l0l
A patriotic Impression WI, he made that VIII
e Wiz o.. m through all their lives, and FL years
called upon 20 ID work simil ar - that now being
done ht our noble Bows A. the front they WI
saw the grand celebration gwen hv tie cry "
New-Ior6 IN nonor Of Admiral Dewey and MS
We are Informed tia, the cost q platform
ri f-e7 W.. ~. ex-eed s; 30 Z he committee
has nor 60 funds win wni.- ~ 30 - - e70eal
r nav te siis4 .fa. tfs .-s-'a- = ne aour are
nore necessary ,o TIE young tran 90 any other -
the risiae generation should 10 thus irrraesed
What wonderfully beautiful CIR 20 al heholiers
they V1u-- maze And % Pile eyes ~ Dewey and
his heroes VIVA ioy e T7-.- prove @, Sc tle
Yong mus rl4-s-l and 'r-tr hearts cYerr owing
WIKI patriot. fe-vor Very respectfully yours.
nAf pE1r All"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
THE INSECT HORDES.
BUTTERFLIES N THE CITY AND ALL SORTS
OF THINGS EVERYWHERE.

q ri E.f.l +
49,. 10 ~. creates. summer ,or Insects ths-
49, -. -. .hs. ~. hAe, ..arts.
ever was Al t"@ SORES Una nav
with & view OF exploiting ar entirely rncalec '''
.... .,s,rr ha-a beer about insects First
SID seas" - - 49,. ,s-s the
there was The Kissing ouE IAeh tHe-e &c a.
carerplIars. whi-h stopped trains by Sreas'ng the
-.r. -rt.1 chat lowfv bodies An old tale ny
Ta'- VIZ" '-s.. .--,,,-, 49,. -. ..-.o.,, ,n~e-..
masters, ana ca'eFIN.als 40 '.'' $50
srvway. After these came '7- kisslrz NIX FsN-
-. No., 80 a-sAias mat covered ballast tTall
mere W ~. q. ''1... No.. .es co.n.-v through
which u travelled tor miles around After these
g.. 1910, t-r
VS. Ut" N's''-'> -. ,. o.. a..
The uos- % these We'e myths +"' - ~ -
-. biset~u bug vas a myth The Others may nave
oAer ~ they may not b. there - NO. dotot .-
.ra acct manifestation. for T. mas cone rEnt ll'
New ok wnere tTlst7 orthy witnesses Ca So 81.
THIS Is hot SAYING trat there are T. MAJ
feop.e who i've u tae country. .-- ,ie Cum.
c0rresqo.ielt @: cry paper "Ae @- = z
f0r lack ~ mater "a e. ne Ilreyi..s .ra ~ r..
him ard al rr4t VII aarl IN rug - rie- j. ie
thi-ks ma. re Is tar enough = 80 tfat re p'p't
vii nor serd a sDec.a. reporter n. hnr O4i aJOut
.ns Bugs ArL sa1Vosllg d spec.a. reporter Were
se~- and dill rn- any bugs That VOID II
move ma tie correspondent AID ne sec them ne
say beto-e sonl. Nor car 500 things right " ere
other rar cart and af TIE same tine. voc n--
tr.s a--i..s IS about cn -0moiogy. lot flsom4r.a
Wra- credible witnesses nave se"n 10 New J orS
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
ROOSEVELT Will SUPPORT HOBART
GOVERNOR IS NOT SEEKING THE VICE. -
rDFNcY--ONTENTE WHERE he
Is AT PRESENT

Albany Sept : spec isu.-Every now ar NJ"
n late r,inors have been circulated a''l'"s
Republican politicians q this State that Gov
s-nor Roosevelt is candidate for the no'l''la-
zion for vice-Presldent on the Republican Ma
tional .,cke, O., 300 such reports were hT-'
circulated last winter and they gained ires"
strength after the Governors return TOT" HIS
Journey % Las Vegas NJ
A. the conclusion % that journey It may o.
-a-rer,l bered The Governor declared tha' -"7
Northern Republicans strongly favor ne re-
nomination ~ President Mck.nley and INA, Il.
ti-~ea's would earnestly support the Pres i''-'
@o- 2 reror,irati0n Then came ruinors aga"
.ra- he Governor himself might AZ. ept a i'...
nation fo~ Vice President on the trk~' VIII.
1rs4o- Mckinley Recently Senator LolgN. IN
Massachusetts has added tue' = thls IT. ~
evr-ass'nr the opinion % his friends that '71t
e-~o- Roosevelt certainly ought - DO NOM
-s.a5 s7- Vice President ard since he vas
+fe Governors perso nai friend. nstural.f there
rs heer a -aviva, 90 the talk that the Governor
might indeed re 2 candidate for the h'il.-'la
ton. s.s..t.-
These reports however have m fou11ation
Governor Roosevelt IS strong friend o. wee
President Hobart. and ar ADVOCATE ~ ms re-
nomination. and would under no circums ahees
consent 70 he a candidate against him. re n
tends 20 support s-anchly NJ Hobart t.r 'hs
-e-oroiratior Further r. can - stated that
the Governor ISM hother.ng his head about ne
y CO. Pres. 1enrv. denomination f0r Cover. r
or ANYTHING csc ~ that nature but IS qufe
busy enough % sur him r. carrying on the
Gove-no-ship accc rding 10 his OWL ideas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

fSfcul- - rad DAILY Interested charg.s
,---- a, arg ume)
Foreign rails 'r .s- week ertins s-7'.neer .. 800
al. Sc promptly 80 -a.e' a. TIE 5ea-r.. Pct
than closing tine sa'on oel.w
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
sAT E.AFA 30 a. s-Ey 7sT .,'.,.,ia Ian
lay SYstr. Iortgga. Tlrsef. W ( hrnsl ind.
o. rra,-s ssi,1er.4as Iia, spain Portugal. Turkey.
q; 81 AZ a' ma. ma es - - "a :. a.
re.tea .re- In Chsmpsgrs a. a. n Or
S.,.r. ,.,s, Z. s,e..s5 'osr Stss..nsa- - a; 3
2. fr ita.l psr BINS "a AAp.es ',-teTs a.,
direct yer rity = ne DEBTORS must be directed
.prri.s MAJ = -is-nsn steamer. sailing or ru.s-
Ga. ''' 49, r..-tss N'...r s.- :s.r ar.
Crsri Frenc- s-a erua, steamers on saturday. 49,
Printed Mat-r. tt-, t,r az counties .9r which ia-y
A'er Ne losing r iae Supplementary T-arsaiianti,
Ma. nanr5 -. .T,.sTy nails v. r'
a. GERMAN steamer, aaa reuaia 5pea -a,I wisaia
Tn Minutes % tf- hour O., sailing 2 '-eamer.
MAILS FOR SOUTH ~ CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES Etc
"a EDAY-sf 40 n. tor NeTt-.ns.ans d.r.ct PEI
s,.a Il, - n ''.5 , ,5'. az 10 80 a ~
l-- A.r.r.a.. --f-rs tr c-',s hes must 10
e-e..,. 7el H.i, ~ 20 a. y ..s'p.s.
Andes a. 20 a r. for Pernam5sss ana santos.
RE- a'' ma ~. A'@ T,2ss. 49, a. =
T1 1' re- '' i5 pr 4. i.a-l saa '' ssa
bamngo Ter 'ar0
Ma..- g., Nev,,s-i.ans fy ran 20 N1r'h ssiue- ara
hence bs steamer close a. tnis re .a4Y ~
m .---re.f M lose here every M1rtaY "Wednesday
and satu-.1y) Ma f7r Aiqueon. by reu 20 Bcsi'r
~ Malls pr cuba. - raj g. Per- Tampa. Fla.
and thence by 'te~ner e.l,@ a. Us n eay except
suriav Wednesday ard Friday. Mails far Cl6a ~
fa .. Mani F4. ard tasrce tr steamer. close q
trs 80 a,a-v Mrrfar Tuesday az %tlriy A. = -
r THE connecting c.oses are n TUESDAY ard safIr
.s4-.-.st IT, t.spa.n ty close a, ms 0r,.
daiy = eso a.. : 80 J n Mas for costs
Sse-0-'-ans srs thence 5y steamer. close a. al,
- t.lr A. -I g.. connecting IS here SUNDAYS
49, ~-e.i,~s or Costa I.cs ant M,riays Tor B>ilt.
rusr,o Cortsz and GI- mslal fkss stored NAL close.
8 o a second tay before
TRANsFAclFIC MAILS
Mails sor China and japan. 'a vancouver. clos. hers
da'v go ~ 20 os'oeer - tor
isoar and Hawaii va s4n Frsreisco. close here daily
M p, ~ W September fish ~ DIS
-t Ter City o. RIO 10 Janelro Mails Tor Hawaii
,ia Frlu -sco. c.us- here fall A. = 80 up %
-. en1er ti5h FOR Dispatch Australia Mails ~
A.s,-4fasiqr Colonies except Nesf AlstgaIs which
GOES ia Elr3r- and NrV-Zeeaal whl.t goes VIA san
80 here daily AZ 20 ? AFTER september ~, and
up 10 september fl3th for dispatch per . Warrimoo
daily 30 ? m. Up % september foth for dispatch
-hfn Tropc Bad Malls tfr Australia except Wes.
Au.trailal NeW-Zeaiand Hawaii Fu snd samoan is-
Francisco. COS" here ia.f a. - >.
-. .erlter tiith aul 90 September fesh.
dav of srr,a Al o, g. Canpana, due A. New-lork
september -fh. fr l.spatcn PEI Aaliposa
ana The schedule closing arranged the yFasump-
non uninterrupted overland transit. Regis
,e4sl mail closes ~ 4 2 ~ prey us DAY
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Pos-saastss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
EDWARDS ELEcTED WAJoR " TBE sTB

Captain Rohcr Edwards u vas unanimously
elected Junior major - no s'h Regiment lasi rigat
70 succeed MAJOR F-eemar. who resigned snort
,i-re ago Previous 20 Tho election ~ Edwards a
complimentary vote pas rendered % Captain Frank
n Sauvan senior captain IN the regiment who
"a NOT desire 90 30 "a candidate for major
Major Edwards vino was second senior captain
n rho .th TONED 81 A. private m Company on
October $500 He was prou0-et corpora. = Iuly
= fs.i second ier'eran+ on February = 20 hrst
liai,.s-.n- or October ~ iEf and captain o. lune
H. f.. ~ served v.+n 'hs volunteer regiment IN
the Spanish var as captain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09

woman lives az No "a East One-hundred and
twenty-third-st with her son. Henry WOLF, VINO IS
a butcher. bur At present out of employment tor
some days Il has been noticed that no y oman X
dependent. Yesterday she picked up the h,eag-
knife ard let her house walking - One-hunorel-
ard-tu enty-t hrd-st and Second-ave whore she GUY
both vrlsts The wounds a-e no, serious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
IIsT OF BOARDING HOUSES WANTED

A. ~. request o., he. Dewey Committee CHE,
Dsverv Will snd-avor 10 get isf ~ AL The
reputable boarding houses and hotels ~ th~ boz
oughs Of Manhattan and Brooklyn Yesterday Dc
sent out the following notice 20 al he police cap
ta.na in the TWO horongh-
sir Vol Will cau-- 20 he procured and sent 20
ne tr tfrf.at- with returns OF Tuesday. sep
tsmber :. = .!st O. a.! the reputable hotels and