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New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
THE COMING SEASON AT L0yc Rp,vcy

Extensive preparations are being rnada FOR -,
coming OF the summer residents tho u,oIt I :,
ro5ds are being improved and put in tboro,,L
f anu uriVers and wheelmen will find tbsi-
ia VoiIte pursuits more attractive than eyer ~
t Wes1 fsnd Hotel an army of artisans and ieeo
aatois haNS tohS Deen al work putting the b0rS.
ana GROUNDS In perfect order and no mains viii &c
spared 70 riva the successes of former wears 1b ~
s I ana cottages will June and tbs
% 1o.ei June a Ihis season the music will be undar
Opera House orchestra a fact thai viii b fi,
appreciated. '''''' VIII oe IulIy
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
4 RESORT IN THE CITsKJtJs

AT an eieVation or two thousand feet and located
at one or the most attractive points in the West-
Catskilis Is the New Grand Hotel a housa ,h.
tuiy Justhes It's name. not only by its location b,
by It's size. appointments and character bf i,s r,
agement' From Its extensive piazzas one OF tba
most mashiheent views in the region is had To
the north the view is over the MINER DIuo
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

Valley while the south IS the valley Of The mort,
branch of the Esopus Creek, with Slide Mounfsl,'
the highest peak in the region. IN the distance h,
every direction he scenery Is grand and beautifn
while OF picturesque bits 20 be enjoyed near d,
there is end.
Grand provides all of the usual amusements a.
golf tennis and bowling while the new swimrniaS-
pool will found attractive feature. Under ths
supervising Of y. J. Spraguc. and with Charles
p Fleming s manager, guests viii De assured ~
the creates. attainable comfort and enjoyment.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

Washington. May f2--The charge against the
Rev. Wesley Reid Davis Of passing worthless
check for SIS on a florist here has been quashed
and Mr. Davis has been released His friends
made good the amount Of the check
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

Inc close OF the Garden Theatres season was
.eao'eu iast night when Hearts Are TrumDs"
was presented there for the last time The ar
ransementS for this house next season er,bro,a .t
appearance of Richard Mansfield p Fl Sotbr ,ue
Safah bernhardt. NJ Coquelin and e 8 WiIIarf I"
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

Quo Vadis.' at the New-York. enters upon its
sixth week tomorrow. 1t is announced that its
will be extended into the if the
present attendance continues. The introduction of
summer prices 30 cents for the best in the
house, has had effect the attendance at the
Sunday night concerts of the New-York Theatre
Among the attractions for tonight are Foug6re
the Partisan singer Fisher and Carroll George
Evans Louise Dresser. Weston and Yost. Collins
and North Josef Sazer. the Viennese tenor; Mabel
Taylor and Frances King Cherdah Simpson and
the Williams and Walker Quartet.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

The attractions at Keith's Union Square Theatre
this week will be Miss Fanny Rice. in Rosina
Vokess one-act play. My Miner's Bill: Mar
guerite Cornille Reno and Richards. grotesque
acrobatc team; Mr., and Mrs Mark Murphy, in
their skit THE Seventh SON; Galetta's perform
ing monkeys, Webb and Hassan. acrobats and head
balancers Gertrude Mansfield and Caryl Wilbur, in
the farce Color Blind; Nelson. Glenserrettl and
Demello, the biograph: James McCook and John
r. Murphy. in the sketch, Kitchen Canaries'':
Anna Kenwick the Dawsons. Daily and Devere,
John Healy and Tom Hefron.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

"EsmeraIda" one of the Madison Square The
atres early successes will be revived by the DON
nelly Stock Company the Murray Hill Theatre
this week
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

tomorrow night "Sapho'' enters on the last IN,
weeks of its New-York eneaeepnen+ ard - =,
80 Miss Nethersole sails for london anu O'i May
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

IHe Opening OF the summer season ar tba E,5,
~ muSee VIII take place tomorrow evening The in
terror OF the Musee has undergone many chances
ana ana al the wax groups and figures have been re-
noueneq q and put into summer costumes Naw
6ioups it nave been added New series OF noovin~
nb p,CtuTes VIII be exhibited in the Winter C;srja9
rsfIi houI OF the afternoon and evening and thera
Nea p aternSon and evening concerts by the
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

Lord and Lady Algy' is popular at the Empire
Theatre and it is not known when the end OF the
season at that house will be reached The fourth
week of the present of the piece will begin to-
morrow night and il Will also be the beginning OF
the twenty-second week of the Newly ork per-
formances of the play.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

Inc Academy Of Music begins a supplementary.
of Woman and Wine The cast incI,,da. ~
Enfa Proctor Otis, Miss Minnie Dupree Eovr,-1
Cb; NSIe; MISS Mabel Eaton. NJ A Kennedy Gsorya
Osoourhe' Franklyn Roberts and Daniel HaIifsx7
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

At Proctors Palace this week the leader is
Junius Brutus Booth in "A Conjugal Crisis ard
others are Carrie Graham. the three GoIdens Sill
teln sJ, ahn E!nerie. CasweN and Arnold Walter
' Alueii' ,Ferreli and Starck. and the kalatecbno
Teope noIdays continuous concert from . tin 10 an
La Fafalla Billy Van and others '''''p''NS
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre will begin its
second week of continuous vaudeville Tomorrow
Thomas Q. Scabrooke will be retained for on
other week. Others Adelaide Hermann. Mon
tren 1uggler; La Petite Elsie. Billy Van. Jane
Whitbeck. Jess Vernon. ventriIoquist. Pauline
AUoy' 9o ard m the kalatechnoscope To-days concert
from l5o TIL 1890 p m includes Thomas ~ Sea
brooke and his company the Earl OF VorToor.b
Mitchell. e' anu hltIie
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13


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FOR SALE-EiEht-rOOm house. barn and
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FOR LEASE-The arst-class house, No.
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A SIN OF OMISSION.

A provoking error destroyed the sense
OF our analysis Of the vote cast for Sena-
torial Candidates in this county at the
election of 1898. The error was in the
omission of several words which we now
supply
In any fair analysis OF the vote OF the
First Senatorial district, for the purpose
indicated in the above quotation, one
half Of it ought to have been counted
WITH THE Union Republican vote of Kent
and Sussex. This division OF the vote OF
one district alone makes the Anti.Ad.
dicksite total 5,s95 and the Union Re-
publican total 4,737. Whatever they did
once these Anti-Addicksites will not now
count Senator Blakely as an Anti-Ad-
dicksite, His vote eubtracted from
the Anti-Addicks vote and added
to the Union Republican sena.
torial vote ofthis county, makes the to.
tails $500 and ), 4l3 respectively. Another
little subtraction OF the 416 votes cast for
Representative Hushabeck, in New
Castle, from the total OF Senator McFar.
lan's vote, and added to the Union Re.
publican Senatorial vote, makes the Anti
Addicks Senatorial vote of the State
1850, and the Union Republican Sena.
toriai vote Of the State 5;8e2; making the
Union Republican Senatorial vote at the
election of 1898 more than double that
of the Anti-Addickstes.
When it is understood that these
Union Republican votes for Anti-Ad-
dicksite candidates for Senator were OBJ.
tanned by trick, betrayal of the voters
oy breach of contract, the enormity of
the political outrage of 1898 by which
the election OF Mr.. Addicks to the Sen.
ate WAS DEFEATED, becomes apparent.
The sun., 1900-06-29
THE PROHIBITIONISTS.
Second Day of the National Conven-
sa:..a s tion In Chicago.
SCENES OF ENTHUSIASM.
Pampas PIumes Waved and Dele
gates In uproar When DIR. swaI-
lows Name Was Presented
For Presidency.

Chicago. June 2S.-The attendance al
the Prohibition national convention was
much larger than before. The galleries
| OF the big First regiment armory were
thronged when Chairman Dickie raped
the convention to order while the num-
Der of delegates had been increased CON
slderably by arrivals from the more re-
mote states.
After a brief prayer by Rev. G. H.
Mead of New Jersey Chairman Johann
of the committee on credentials made a
supplementary report, showing additional
arrivals of 80 delegates. The total num-
Der of delegates present was T30, repre-
senting ~ states. On account of the to-
tai failure of Chairman Dickie's voice
A. q. Wolfenbarger of Nebraska took
the chair
Chairman Wolfenbarger recognized Ma
tional Chairman Oliver w. Stewart. who
IN a speech of some length outlined the
work of the national committee during
the last four years and the work as CON
tempiated for the coming campaign
Mr.. Stewart concluded with a plea for
funds to conduct the campaign, which it
Is intended Shall be on more extensive
scale than the party has ever before at
tempted. Several thousand dollars were
subscribed by the delegates and visitors.
Nominations for the presidency were
then in order, but this was postponed for
short time, and Colonel Brewer Of the
Salvation Army was introduced He
made an eloquent plea for the cause of
prohibition and was enthusiastically
cheered when he took his seat.
The roll of states will now be called
for nominations for president" announc-
ed Chairman Wolfenbarger.
The Candidates.
Arkansas yields to Illinois," piped the
lone woman delegate from that state.
Illinois has two candidates for the
presidency" shouted delegate. Amid
much applause National Chairman Oliver
W. Stewart was recognized to place John
q. Woolley in nomination.
Upon the announcement of Woolley's
name by Mr.. Stewart apparently half
the delegates arose, waved flags and
cheered wildly.
George w. Gere of Illinois then took
the floor 10 renominate Hale johnson.
Homer L. Castle placed in nomination
DR.. Silas Swallow of Pennsylvania.
As Mr.. Castle concluded, the most
striking demonstration of the day occur
red. Every delegate in the Pennsylvania
section, his hands full of gayly colored
pampas plumes, or with large pictures of
DR.. Swallow, jumped to his feet, shout
ing wildly, while in other sections of the
hall delegates blew horns and waved the
state banners. The demonstration CON
tinued for several minutes and apparent
ly came near to stampeding the conyen-
ton.
The roll call of states was then CON
cluded, no further nominations being
made
The sun., 1900-06-29

representatives and officers has been
called to meet at Dover August
2ord, 1900 The State committee
calling this convention has been
recognized by the National Repub-
lican Convention and Committee as its
representative in this State, and have in
that recognition put the seal of au.
thority upon the call OF the local conven-
tion; the electoral and other candidates
to be chosen by this convention will be
the candidates of the National Republic.
can party. Candidates chosen at con
ven!ion called by any other authority
and held elsewhere, will not be the can
didates of the National Republican party,
nor yet of the Republican party of Della
ware. The call for this convention
makes the opportunity for unity in fact
to follow unityof sentiment and purpose.
The call for the convention says:
All electors of the Union Republican
party Of the State of Delaware, and all
other electors without regard to past
political affiliations who believe in the
principles of the National Republican
party, who endorse its policies and who
are willing 10 aid in accomplishing the
overthrow OF the Democratic partv in
Delaware, are hereby requested to as
semb!e in New Castle county at their re-
spectiye voting places on Wednesday,
August the twenty-seeond, A. d., 1900,
and in Kent and Sussex counties on
Saturday the 18th day OF August, A. D.,
1900, and then and there by ballot to
choose and elect in each Representative
district Aforesaid by plurality OF votes
cast therein, five delegates and five
alternates to said convention, except in
districts numbers two and three OF New
Castle county, in each of which last
mentioned Representative districts they
shall choose and elect ten delegates and
ten alternates to said convention.
Here then is an opportunity given,
and the giving OF it sanctioned by the
highest authority in the case, to all cleo
tors Of this State, who believe in the
principles Of the National Republican
party and endorse its policies, to Join in
making national and State ticket hav-
ing every sanction of authority, every
quality of regularity Of proceeding and
rnanimity in its selection-a ticket the
making of which will unite all the
Republicans in one party, and as
sure complete victory throughout the
State.
The way. to unite to secure Republi-
can unity-is to unite in the election of
delegates to the State convention of
August 90, 1900.
The sun., 1900-06-29
DELAWARE n1r1s1nn

DELAWARE DIVISION
fod New Castle, 8.l3, a. M: ana d 90
ana 6,5S p. m, week days. o'oo' 500
@ FOR Lewes and Rehoboth. 819o =,
4.39 p. M, week days. - O. ~
Eor Dover, Harrington and Daln,ox
OLD, il.06 a. NJ; 4.39, 6. IS and - II D
M; sundays, l2.11 p. m, 80 =
For wyoming and way stations 2 n.
p. M, week days, oAe' o.oo
Express for Cape Charles, Old poin.
comfort and Norfolk, 1I.O6a. M waah uad.
y 1ays, and l2.ll night, daily. "ooA
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET CT.
lion, PHILADELPHIA. - a
$50 a. m. daily, Pittsburg rh;.. -
clnnati, Louisville and 81 ;a 0in'
Dining Car. :" LOUIS
lo.2o q. m., daily for Pittsburp and ~,
cago. (No coaches to Pittsburg rgS ! Gni' f;li
lted to two Buffet Parlor Cars 81 LINZ
l2.20 p. m. daily, "Limited n p;t.,h
Chicago, Cleveland Tojsdo iv@ssDarg, @s;o
ina inasl, ~ louisville and St. Louis. CDin.
lais6 is6dP P N. daily, Pittsburg, and clevs.
40 NasRPri11, 2; ~. "a. daily, pitssburg, Chicago,
Lis and g. wa VInclnnatl), indianapo.
SPY P; M, daily, Pittsburg and Cbica,o.
i, M M0n loIeoo, except Saturday.
and an,g1 nm r, m. daily, Pittaburg, Cincinnati
iz;ZG Up ?. m. daily, Pittaburg and Chioaoo.
WaIiy WVaiiy ioT Knoxville, via Shenandoah
satuega1 ssa,,eg Route; for Cleveland, except
All VestibuIe Parlor Cars 'su and cypress. n
pafi pari No extra fare other than the nlng uanaI
vaSrss) - limited limited Express, vestibule parlor
Dining Car. No extra fare ooa0hea and
Inc Wilmington Transfer Comnonn
Witl call for and check bappsSa UnPFany Fsa,y
hotels and residences. sassase from
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