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7o.PoorERs IN RACING rRIH.
Race fer Upton Cup win he sailed Te-dsy
-Mineola Out In q Blow.

The 7o-footers will race TO day for the LIP
ton cup. They will meet ht the Sandy HOOK
IiRhtship and race over thirty mile course
fifteen Of which will be 20 wlndwnrd. The
four yachts have been put In hrSt-clasS con-
dition for the race and the contest should De
one OF the most interesting of the season 1he
Upton cup l. worth 5000 and was offered
By Sir Thomas Upton early IN the season Tor
race In any class the Regatta Committee
OF the New YORK \. {. might select. The
7O-fOot clgss Is the most important OF mo
year and II was thouEht II good idea to have
the yacht race over the Americas Cup course
OH sandy Hook for the trophy.
Yesterday afternoon all four yachts were
In the haibor ready TO DO towed out To the
starting line. The Yankee was anchored
on the Atlantic iacht CLUB house at Sea Gate.
The Rainbow and Mlneola we're on Tompkins-
vile and the Virginia, which arrived late In
the day from the eastward. was anchored on
Staten Island
The Mineola early In the day went down
10 the Horse Shoe and the sailors on board
had chance To '9S III" spot where lhey
spent 50 many weeks last wear Thrr"
wds strong wind blowing In the morning
end quite sea was running. Thus WIND
inCroiised IN force ~ that about noon Capt.
Mrinse decided ,hat it would be better 10
ny the bay under storm Jib and anchored
In the upper harbor
-, According 10 the programme Issued by
the Regatta Committee the start will be
made a, 1880 o'clock of the SANDY Hook
Hook LChtship II feasible. The prenara-
tory signal viii be the blue peter and ten
minutes later tho starting signal will be-
made The yachts will be allowed three
minutes to cross the line. Two courses
have been selected one which will be
signaed by the flag FOR the letter G. a red
ball in a white triangle, is tlftcen miles TO
wndward or leeward and return. The
second course for which the signal will he
the iiag for the letter ID. a white ball on
blue triangle. IL seven and one-hali miles
20 wndward and return sailed twice oyer.
The compass courses will be signalled AZ
the time the course selected is announced
II II IL necessary TO POSTPONE tho start
preliminary signal win be made fifteen
minutes before the preparatory signal is
made. The race must be sailed within
six and a half hours and II the Yachts fail
to finish in that time another attempt will
be made to sail the race tomorrow, and the
attempts will be made each day except
SUNDAY until the race Ia completed The
entries with the racing numbers Of the
yachts follow:
No Yacht Opnsr
ii Mlneola August Belmont
II RAr bow Cornelius Vanderbilt
II Z. Virginia w X. Vanderbilt, Jr,
II II Yankee Harry Payne Whitney and Her
man Il. DuryeA
The members OF the New York Yacht Club
and their guests will watch tho race from the
Iron steamboat Cepheus. whlch will leave the
foot OF West Twenty second street at O'Clock
and land there after the race Is over.
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Christians Sacrificed TO lido :.

The Rev, John II, Ilykes. d. d. the China
agent Of the American Bible Society. writes
70 Or. John Fox in this city that the perse-
outlon Of the native Christians continues 10
wrote GS follows
After suffering namelos. torture, many
Of the native Christians have been sacrificed
10 idols in the heather temples. One of the
Catholic priests, an Italian az Ileng CHOW
was partly iaynd alive aud then covered with
cotton saturated it, oil and burned 10 death.
Fresh riots have occurred in the Hupeh PROV
ince Tho hos-ital and residence OF the ply
sician Of the Wesle an mission al Teh-ngan
have been looted bat the missionaries have
reached Hankow IN safety II"
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FATE OF FOUR EXPRESSES.
Two Of Them Obliged by the DowaEer TO
Jump Down . Well at Pekin.

Prom q stan Correspondent OF THH SUN
PEKIS. Aug 20. via Taku. Sept 10 and shans-
hal Sept 1.-THE japanese have released
N1ty-ei1 servants who were confined in the
Imperial palace. These say that there are
a hundred more servants inside the palace
They assert that the Dowager Empress eft
Pekn on the morning OF Aug. is. She departed
in q great hurry. taking large umber Of on
clals and the best servants with her. II Ia
thought that she probably fed 10 Jehol.
II IL said that the Dowager caused two En-
presses 10 Jump down a we'll Two other En-
presses Of a former monarch are reported 10
be Imprisoned in the pdltce.
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tho representatives Of the United States 10 any
dealings with the Chinese unless tho condition
OF bis health requires that a rest be given him
He will be stationed wherever the peaoc ne
Rotiatlons shall bo carried on. This Govern
msnt favors shanghl. II Ia said because Of the
easy means Of current communication that
will bc afforded there with the home Govern
ments Of the Commissioners and the favorable
climatic conditions there In winter
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JEprERsoS, \. II. sent 4? -Waumbeka goli
PLAYER, have MAY d all day IN "A driving north
west gale. summary:
Managers Gun Division edward NJ. DALEY bea'
Alyah Ifordst, = UP and to play W. e downing
beat ". o. Underwood up and ! 10 pay, T. ~
Ayofd beat I. Robertson, ? up, J.. y. Pfoal Jed'
!. Ward up ana to plaS -,
Assistant Man gers Cup DiyiSlon-Raynond Ives
beat John u. Raymond up and To play y, Del
bert Jt, beat Lawrence Daley, ! up; cyrus Adams
beat Josiah Bartlett up: Aiyah Ctockcf' Jt' Deh'
H. T. Adfiance, up: ...,, 49,,
Con Solation Cup ID D,vsion Elton O. Litiel beat J:
Russell May o up and s TO play; C. ]. Candee brat
II. WickhAin, up and to play: J. Is, Forsythe beat
e. NJ Cook ) up and TO play ". J. Peek beat w
T. McCord, up
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P111sr1Ern. Sept l?.-Good golf was nlarec

PIITsFIELD Sept i2.--Cood golf was played
to-day In the LenOX Club tournament under the
most adverse CirCUmSi an CeS. The tail-end Of
the West Indian storm struck lenox this morn
ing and the match play for the IenoN cup was
PLAYED in a stiff northwest sale The wind
blew steadily from the opening Of the tourna-
ment TODAY to the close. Ii was gusty, and
this upset the best ~ calculations regarding
the play. The wind made low scores impos-
sihlein medal play. Despite the severity OF the
wind there was keen eolf played by those who
were In the Le1oX. cup contest With the eN-
ccption q two pairs IN the morning play the
men were not a hole apart at the eighteenth
hole and in two INSTANCE, II was necessary To
play nineteen holes To decide the match. The
feature Of the day was the hong out of +
Jacques by a 75-yard approach on the seventh
green IN the drive Jacques sliced into the
woods. He got out handy. the ball reaching
the green and running out into the cup. This
won him his match with Johnstone, The Con-
ISOLATION cup was won this afternoon by Alex
ander Morton. The results of match play for
the IenON cup to-day were.
S rockingham LcAt T. l. Amory. ) up, . 10 play;
a !. Wcng ton beat John Mollef, Jt, up 10
play: 4. ". Coates beat ". ". Hoffman. VI: c. b
Baker. up nineteen holes, =. NJ, Vance beat =. y
Hoffman Jr.. up: Greenvle Kane beat j G. Green.
leaf nm. nineteen holes /. jacques BRAT II. r.
second Rouad- -Fro,hlnsham bra, wellington. !
up TO play. Coates beat Cory, up, Allen beat
Vance Up, to play: Kane beat Jacques sup.
To-morroy frothngham plays Coates and
Allen pays Kane
Mo g than half Of the plays for the Consola-
ton cup did not return scores owing u tire
largo gross scores. The result OF this match
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mass. Sept ~ -
Harry Nardon defeated JoseCh llnvg, eH-Iro-
fe4slonal champion and John Dingwal. by one
up in q 80 ole best ball gOd contest on the
link Of the Essex County Club to-day, II wat
MAXI z il a win for Nardon LLOYD should
have made he game evenup. for ne was on the
last green 2I5 yarCs in :. but poor w'Tk win
the tutter allowed Nardon to halve the hole IN
o. which gave Vardon the match, he being
UP here. In the morning pay OF eighteen holes
NardOn was Up.
Ihe PLAYERS " re- bothered by n northwest
gale which prevailed The wind at times car
rled the ball out II bounds Vardon, probably
Tered most from This eau 80. although he short
game OF Lloyd and DlnGwall was notceably
below Nardon's STANDARD. In driving Vardon
was only slightly heir superior, but 1t wa. IN
his direction shots that he was strong. The
nnrds.
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Missionaries Back at wuchsnr.

NpFCIuI { Ibf DttpuffN 70 III Sun
LONDON. Sept. IA despatch TO the Wes-
leyan Missionary Society from Wuchang re-
ports the safe arrival there OF four Of the So
ciety's missionaries from Shanghai At the
outbreak Of the trouble with the Boxers these
missionaries conducted the women and children
Of the mission to the coast and their return
indicates that affairs in midChina are quieter
The sun., 1900-09-13

House course to-day. Charles Murphy Of ne
Net Prize with a score OF 81. His gross eoore
was 90 j. W. johnson Of Ardsley, with han
dicap Of rs. won cobd prize Win 81 " X,
Swan OF " Nollaston, the sofhtch man. Weht 'ho
eighteen hole. IN 0s.
Professionals who have been doubtful about
going To the opcn chant lonship. and al ANA
tours who love good golf. will read the follow
ins letter with interest;
10 TIIR EDITOR oP THE SrN-Sri " eem,
10 he the General opinion Tint tn playing OF Harry
Nnidon nd j. H. Taylor ia the open ehainli9%nshmip % m
may cuflAl the entries and possibly destroy !ne "
iefrN on the mari Of resident professionals ~ we
tournament In order 10 etvr A. An inductnth' 10 eo
To them TO enter Mf a. q, Spaldlng las caoeu ne
10 offt rufsr Of so aud $50 golf medal fnr inc
hest score made by any player other man AtIon o'
Taylor Yours lruly, CHANLhS - wa
NEw YORK. Sept ~.
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Court Calendar, Thi. Day.

Appellate Division Suprem. Court Recess
Supreme Court Special Tern Part l. Motion
calendar called st 1890 a. NJ Part IL -Hx parte
matters
Surtogatc'S Court Chambers For probate Wills
OF William Icruts, Earle ". BlOd Teu. Sarah 7. Van
Coii. Joan Schrade, John H. knoOp, at 1910 A. NJ
City Cuuu special Term Couu opens at 10
A. " Motions
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NEWPORT. sept i2 The Gnals In the mixed
four .OrnC- ON the Newport links for the cups
offered 10y Mrs Nathaniel Thaycr we're plhyed
to-day. The conditions we're ,HgulhSl sUuu
cards The result Of the play was; MtS
ROYAL Phelps Carroll and Victor Sorrchan a Deat
and @ To play On Saturday the members of
the club will play for the Count Of Turin c.ip.
the conditions being thirty-siN holes the
handicap limited to eighteen strokes
The sun., 1900-09-13
The Yorktown Sails From Ch,foo for Manila

NAsHINGIoN, 5 'pt l2.--The collier Send q
has arrived al Malta and the ArethuSs at Gibral-
Jar. The gu boat YORKTOWN sailed from he
foo day for Manila.
The sun., 1900-09-13
Baron,. Won Kettel.r at ricut.in.

'Vf''H bV'e S'spH'' 80 AhE ON
BERLIN. Sept ~ A despatch from Tientsin
via Taku, Sept o. says that Baroness Won Kct-
teller. widow Of the murdered German Minister
at Pekin, and daughter OF President Iedyard
OF the Michigan Central Railroad, ha arrived
IN Tentsn She Is on her way To Germany
via the nited Statcs
The sun., 1900-09-13
Baron wood win. in Straight Heats.

BALTIMORE, Sept i2.-There were 9, 90 persons
at Prospect park to-day. the largest attendance al
uotting races In this section for many day The
nelds were large. and the sport good there ben
many close nniSheS 1.-THE feature Of the day was the
2.i4 uot In which Baron Wood won three straigh
rats The : 23 rot was not completed a peculiar
feature was that Rose Electric who the hrst two
heats. was diStanced in the NTH. Summaries
The sun., 1900-09-13

The Edison football team ot Orange. y. T.. having
reoTgAnlZ-d for the season Of 1900 would like TO hes
from nrSi.caSs teams averaging - pounds that wil
oifrr a suitable guarantee VIII play Saturday after
moons and all holiday, commencing Oct g. Address
II. Reimer manager. Orange y. j.
The sun., 1900-09-13
AMERICANS DIsPERsE BOXERS.
Three Troops Of the sixth Cavalry In a Fight
south Of pekin
!Sp>cfa' CdNs De,pdch to THE Su-

Sprcfa' CdSs De,pd.ch to THE Su.
From STAFF Correspondent OF THE SUN
PEKIN. Aug. 20. via Taku Sept 10. and ShanR-
hal Sept ll.-Three troops Of the Sixth Cavalry.
while moving TO Nanhai. six miles south Of here,
encountered a force Of Boxers, who were dis
persod with the loss of twelve killed The
Americans captured a quantity OF rice and
then returned to Pekin.
The sun., 1900-09-13

GLENcovF. Sept l2.--Over the Nassau Coun-
try Clubs course to-day the events were the
Maxwell cup match for the women and the
event Miss e. :. Nurster and Mrs. J. p. G.
Tappan we're a tie for first place. dividing FIVE
points while Miss Lena Richardson. who. de-
So gained one point. Among the men. How
ard Maxwell gained 3 points, Charles Adams
. and n. =. Noyes |. Many Of the mon did not
iurn in cards as the heavy wind blowing over
the hills made high figures the order. Tho
cards
Maxwell Cup-C. 3 wurster. b6, o-4e; Mrs j. h
Tappan ~, e-4q: Miss Lena Richardson, so. O. o.:
NJ. &. Eddy. 81. o-Si Mrs ". IL. Hagen, 6S, ll-b2;
Mrs s. * Jennings, 65, l2-53; Miss r. Knox
"a ls-5S; Louise d. Maxwell. 50, 0-54: Mrs
Charles Adams, SO. a-5I; Mrs. a. /. White, Gi
s-SS.
Adams 9s, l2-s4 r. H. Pratt 81. li-S6 Howard
Maxwell, SO s-sl.
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MoSTCLAIR. sept. IL. ON the Montclai- golf
links to-day tho women's team OF he Essex
Country Club defeated the home team Ly this
score.
Essex County-MrS Sanford. q. Mlss Wnmerding
J: Miss Howard. :: Mis- Kyle, :: Mrs. on. o. Mrs
LeCato q. TCtNL ~.
Montclait Mrs pickmAn. =: Mrs Daniels n: Miss
Cross. o. Miss Mcpherson, o; MISS Childs, >. hrS u
s. Porter. Total, IN.
POLAND SPRING. sept. IA handicap medal
plAy tourna ament Was held on the Poland SprnR
The sun., 1900-09-13
NeII-Built Dwelling Hou.e,

in the city or out OF town. are always 10 de-
niand. SUS cad rs especi ally require the
best. To reach them use the real estate col
umns.-Adp.
The sun., 1900-09-13
Thtre Arr Few subIccl. Mor. Intete.,lns

than the relation between an income and what
should be expanded ia the putchASe Of home 70
make II safe Investment Read next Sundays
SCS, Sept 10 Ada
The sun., 1900-09-13

The course out was 2.9el yards. ard In 1881
yards The abs lutA par score would be 70
begin this morning for the Tuxedo. Ramapc
andWee Wah cups.
The sun., 1900-09-13
For Children-Cny and Country.

NEW YORK PREPARATORY SCHOOL. IS ",
~ 43d St: Brooklyn, 200 JofatmOn Il pfepai
any one fnr REGENrS. nnllegeN. Sehuols. open no
The sun., 1900-09-13

MRS. SANFORD. who will open her school fof eoT,
vi under thirteen years o. age at Seneca Fails y
", Oct l. will be ia New York ailsr september TO-
for week. to consult with parents and guaidAN
who have bpyS 70 place In school ,
Address care Of box 100 sun uptown once i1's
Broadway
The sun., 1900-09-13
Business Colleges.
new YORK BUSINESS INSTITUTE,

The leading school Il BuSineS In Greater New YoiE
Prepares thoroughly for practical WORK and oNhti
Situat onS for all graduates Of Complete ConmeiSAl
Course Day ana evening All Tor CaalogI, ~
write to Clement {. Gaines Mt Morris BhuG BuIdlhg,
l25th ST., New York y Y.
The sun., 1900-09-13

WASHING ron. ID. &.
Arts and sciences. law, medicine College ana pro
naratory DEPARTMENT il2h yeAr Sept IL
For Young hen A women-City CouuuJ
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
NEW-YORK CITY

The Schoomasters' Association Of New-York and
Vicinity win hold its ninety-ninth regular session
Saturday October 13 at 1890 a m. in the Brear
ley School. No. II West Forty-fourth-st.
The last trips Of the Hudson River Day Line
boats for this season will be made from this city
Saturday, October 20. and from Albany on Mon
day, October p.
The Society for instruction in First Aid to the
Injured is forming classes for men and wom-
en-. Persons wishing to join may apply to the
secretary. No, lO5 East Twenty-second-st.
Members of the lst Battery have received orders
70 proceed TO Van Cortlandt Park next Saturday
morning for annual inspection and muster. There
will be mounted and dismounted drills and firing
by section, platoon and battery.
Company L s9th Regiment has unanimously
elected Regimentai Commissary Sergeant T. L.
REYNOLDS second lieutenant. He served in the vol
unteer regiment during the Spanish war.
The University Of Michigan Club of New-York on
Friday evening opened its lSOo'0l series of Round
Table" gatherings with dinner the Vendome
Those present were Lewis NJ McLouth, president;
Reno R Ellington. IS; Elmer II. Nef, go; Edgar
NJ Doughty 80: James F. Tweedy. 20: A p. Ker
ley II: Williston Hough, "a; W. L Neff. 49, and
Lawrence l. briggs. c. G. Clark. J. l. Martin and
J. /. ST. John. Arrangements were made for the
annual banquet Of the alumni in this city and its
vicinity there being about one hundred members
The next annual gathering viii be in February. and
viii have Senator Cushman X Davis Mr.. Meikle-
joan Assistant Secretary Of War. and President
James P. Angel for speakers.
P-ofcssor Walter a. Wyckof, Of Princeton. au-
rllo~ cf The Workers" who knows by experience
t'o condition Of workingmen the United States.
--~U ereak AT the West Side Auditorium. No. 3lS
g. FIfty-seventh-st.. this afternoon AIS
3.rlo-k This is the first Of this years series Of
raess meetings for men under the auspices of the
W.St Side Young Mems Christian Association. Earl
Gutck the boy soprano. will sing. viii the West
= Gee Club
after Mayer, who IS engaged 10 Miss Ray Gantz.
o 20 269 West nc-hundred-and-t hirty- -frst-st.
viii receive at her home Sunday, October H.
frcm 10 p m.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 8.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YORK. SATURDAY. OCT. g. 1900
ARRIVED.
Steamer Aral tBr) Nicholas Shields September 2l in
ballast the Columbia OH Co. Arrived the Bar 8
a
Steamer Norge DAM Knudsen Copenhagen sepAmber
Christiansand %, with mdse 50
passengers 70 Funch Edye & Co.
Bar 10 m. 9th. and anchored.
Ger. Karlowa, Hamburg September
% Bouogne 24 and Plymouth o. with mdse 364 cabin
and 293 passengers 70 the Hamburg
Line. Arrived at the Bar At 2:30 a m.
Steamer British Queen fBr. o. OHagan Antwerp Sep
tember D. with mdse TO Ssnderson & Son. Arrived
the Bar at G.l5 a
Steamer di Palermo UtaD. Bruno Glrgenti Sep
tember Messina 16 Palermo IS, mdse and ,
cabin passengers Hirzel Femann & Co. Arrived al
the Bar at rs
Steamer Acara tBr). Ktgour. Shanghai July IL Foo
Chow 81 Annoy 20. Hong-Kong 81 Singapore August T.
Colombo % Perrin September B. Port Said II Agiers
ls. with mdse Shewan, PONIES & Co. Arrived a the
Bar 9:55 p m. 5th
Bahia u. Maceo 10. PeTnambuco p Barbados %
Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Orzaba. Leighton. Campeche September q
Vera Cruz Is PrOgTeso 30 and Havana October 2 with
mdse and "a passengers 10 James Ward 4 Co Arrived
the Bar at e:30 m.
Steamer Lampssas Barstow. Galveston September %
ana Key West October 2 with mdse passengers 10
II Mallory Go.
Steamer Algers. Prescott. New-Creans days with
udse 7 Van Sickle.
Steamer Juan Sampson, Ponce September % and
San Juan October /, with uadse 80
NewTork and Porto Rico SIS Co. Arrived the Bar at
$40 m.
steamer Comanche. Pennington. jacksonville October
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
WHITE PLAINS.

Two thousand people listened to speeches on Fri
say night in Depot Square ny advocates Of the
Socialist Labor party. Joseph H. Sweeney and
John J. Kinneally were the speakers.
Chief of Police Bogart, who is suffering from a
stroke Of paralysis. is considerably better and his
recovery is expected
The engagement is announced of Miss Emily
TroVbridge Dykman daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry T. Dykman. Of this village. to Walter B.
Craighead of Louisiana.
Miss Helen Magness, of Lexington returned
yesterday from an extended tour in Europe and the
Holy Land Mr.. and Mrs. James L. C PTigge
also arrived home from Europe
Ward L. Marcy, of New-York City, and Miss
Susan B. Russell, were married On Thursday by
the Rev. Archdeacon Van Kleeck. at the brides
home, in Lexington-ave Mr; and Mrs Marcy are
now In the South a wedding trip
Frank Horton Brown, the architect. married
Miss Birdie Bell at the brides home at somers, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Algernon S. Jarvis and family returned
from the White Mountains yesterday, and are now
at their Broadway home. where they VIII remain
until November when they will go to New-York
City for the winter.
Miss Elsie Bonnemann has returned from trip
the Paris Exposition, Switzerland and Ger
many.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
HOME NEWS.
Prominent Arrivals AT THE HOTELS.

Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBEMARLE-F. G. du Bignon of Savannah
BROADWAY CENTRAI-Eml Sled Mache. Of
Schoenberg: DR.. ]. NJ. Richards. L. s. A CAM
BRIDGE-Ccunt J. g. De Lchtervelde, Belgium
Minister at Washington Andrew Carnegie, ID, Of
Pittsburg: Frederick R. Drake, Of Easton, Penn.
HOLLAND-Chares Carroll. of Maryland. FIFTY
AVENUE-The Rev. Theodore NPayne Thursto-,
Winona, Mimi; Francis Hendricks. State Superfn-
tendent Of Insurance. GILSEY0General ]. Wal
lace Randolph. L. S. A. Professor Alexander
Graham Bell, Of Washington GRAND-W. A.
Chenoweth, Of Birmingham. Ala. HERALD
SQUARE,. Gichrist McGonige. of St Angus
tine. Fla. HOFFMAN-F. s. Burrows of Pitts
burg; Frank P. Morgan. of Washington. M
PERIAI-Colonel Ambrose Buckley of San Fran
cisco. MANHATTAN-Captain John r. Bartlett
q. s. N: Seward w. Coffin, of Middetown Conn.
MURRAY HILL-Dr. Persifer Frazer. of Philadel-
phia- PARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Joseph n
Miller, L. S. N Cretired) Bishop William R. Nicho-
son, Of Philadelphia. PLAZA-C f. Patterson. of
Troy. VICTORIA-Colonel ]. Edwards Clarke of
Washington. WALDORF-Leutenant Israel Put
nam, L. S. A: eX-Congressman Wallace T Foote
jr, Of Port Henry; A. B. Foster of Rochester.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
PEEKSKILL.

The Rev. George Cornwall. who has been for
some years q missionary in China. has returned.
This morning he will speak in the First Presby-
terian Church 1.-The Present Crisis in China: It's
Causes, Its Remedy and Its Effects" Tonight he
Will address a union meeting at the Second Presby-
rertan Church What Recent Events Teach
Us of Mission Work in China
musical for the season yesterday afternoon will
Mrs John D. Prince. in Hgh-st.
The case Of Rose Scribner against the Board OF
Water Commissioners in the Supreme Court has
been stricken from the calendar. The contention
in another phase is now in the Appellate Division.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
5TEI AVE.

12:3O to 1O:45 p. VI.
TOMORROW AND ALL WEEK.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
YONKERS.

watchuan at the Ludlow pier yesterday found
the body Of a man floating in the Hudson River.
Coroner Schofmeister ordered the police TO remove
the body TO the morgue. There were several
wounds on the head. The Coroner suspects foul
play.
Church. IN Williamsburg, organized in 1854, has eX
tended call 10 the Rev. j. G. Hume, pastor OF
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church. to succeed the
Rev William H Jackson.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. OCTOBER s.

MONDAY. OCTOBER 8
For. Line. Mails close. Vessel sails
Princess Anne Norfolk, Old Dominion 800 p m
Algonquin Charleston, Clyde -......... 800 p
TUESDAY OCTOBER g.
Hamilton. Norfolk Dominion. 800 . m
Ilahn Bremen, @ Lloyd. ........... 700 1000 m
Allianca Colon. Panama r r. $50 100
Prince. Azores, Prince. 300 IL 200
Madiana Thomas, Quebec 1890 p m 800
Belgravia, Hamburg Hamb-Am. ...... 300
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10
Teutonc Liverpool White ...... 900 a m 1900 m
Norfolk. Old Dominion 800 m
New-York. Southampton American ZOO 1000
Southwark Antwerp, Red Star. 1880 m 1900 m
City of Washington. Havana 100 300
Comanche, Charleston, Clyde. ......... 300 2 m
I.ampasas Galveston. Mallory ....... 800 p
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
MOUNT KISCO.

The Republican Convention of the lid As
se,lbly District will be held in Pamer's Hotel at
Croton Dam. on Tuesday morning at II o'clock. 1t
9 probable that James K Apgar viii be renomi-
2atod. The Democratic convention will be held in
--1unt Kisco on Wednesday
Tie first Republican rally Of the campaign will
.1eld in the Opera House Wednesday even
--,~ Congressman Serene Z. Payne and Wallace
zee will be the speakers. There will be music
i.v 4. band and singing by the Republican Glee
4