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THE ECUMENICAL CONFERENCE.
THREE SESSIONS HELD-BRITISH FRIEND
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London. Sept 10. 1 a. m-The Methodist
Ecumenical Conference had theological
ing and an educational afternoon and evening
session marked by Anglo-Saxon sentiment. The
Rev. Frederick W. Bourne led off the polemics
in an essay setting forth the principles of
Professionalism in antagonism to the practices of
modern sacerdotalsm. Professor Charles Stuart
of Canada. and DR.. Banks, Wesleyan Meth
odist, followed the essayist. and there was
series of five minute speeches. DIR. Charles j.
Little read. after luncheon, scholarly paper on
"Methodism and Education of the Twentieth
Century and there prolonged discussion
by English and American delegates.
The evening meeting at st. Jamess Hall was
deeply interesting. since the subject discussed
for which an object lesson had been
supplied by the outburst of English indignation
the monstrous attack upon Mr. Mckinley
THE Moral Unity of English Speaking Peoples
was the theme. and nothing that might be said
from the platform could be so effective and
thrilling the evidence of brotherhood and
race affinity spontaneously produced under the
stress of strong emotion since the President
became the victim of anarchists crime. r.
w Perks was chairman in the absence of Sir
Henry Fowler and the list of speakers included
Bishop Grant, the Rev. DR.. Quayle, the Rev. DR..
John POTTS. H. w. Oliver from Kimberley, and
the Rev. ]. Bracken, from Cork. /. n. f.
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lieans OF Long Island City and vicinity unit
eono 6hef a @ R e new ali wng
and eager to do anything that will assure to the
oar Shares Sa eng eSS With its
stituents; We feel certain that the fusion
forces will be victorious
T. A. BRANIFF. Richmond County Republican
We have come TO this meeting with the single
good feeling e ainens g. the forces who viii soon
et IN in e warfare in WE rsp pe6ss es
there can be no possible chance for the enemy
O'BRIEN. City Democracy-The
cry Demoeracy in our opinion is the third
city our work is entirey among Damocrats m on
August 13. at our meeting at the XIIIth Assem-
We're Brought under our banne Iast Wesk s we
enrolled in one evening two hundred Tammany-
the good government cause. We have not yet
advanced the name of candidate but will do
a model man in every respect Given such
man. we will do our utmost to elect him.
J. c. TIMBLET, Richmond County Republican-we
shall an,n, soon be at work in RICHMOND County or
en men IN our district and president of the Repub-
tion will be effective in swinging our county into
the line of good government Our delegation
work to promote cooperation against Tam,
oaes wiz cs41 3sye n That & the fusion Is
Impossible TO think otherwise in the light of
DAVID LLOYD, City Denlocraey-We want a
candidate for Mayor who will secure the largest
number OF votes. By securing such man we
can win this campaign with plenty OF stiff work
and by every pulling together From what
| have observed the fusion forces united
In the opinion that close harmony will be main
tained. In a day or two executive commit
tee will meet to plan our own campaign. We
shall then decide upon the ways and means
necessary to victory. BY the success and en-
thusiasm of our meetings in the past l pre-
dict that the City Democracy. working as 1t
does among hard and fast Democrats and Tam
many men, will be q strong weapon for the
cause of the patriotic fusionists
WILLIAM HEPBURN RUSSELL. Greater New
York Democracy.-The Greater New-York
Democracy, after careful consideration has
suggested list Of eleven names for the anti
Tammany conference. We believe that anv one
of the gentlemen named will make q strong
candidate. This list. however is purely sug-
gestve and not final. We ready to cooper
ate with other representatives to effect
unison. S'0Oe a
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CHILPS DELEGATES TO CONGRESS-.

CONGRESS APPROVES NOMINATION OF TWO MEN
TO PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS.
Santiago de Chill. Sept. 9.-The Chilian Con-
gress has approved the nomination of two dele
gates to the coming Pan-American Congress in
the City of Mexico. and the government has
named Augusta Matte and Alberto Blest Cara.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
THE WE4THER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST.
washington. Sept "a disturbance Of moderate in
tensity appeared Sunday night in Nebraska
eastward Northern Illinois accompanied by
general and places rains in the lower
Missouri upper Mississippi valleys and the south
western upper region. There have been other
during hours east Of the Rocky
Mountains. in the middle slope and central Rocky
Mountain region where there scattered thunder
Temperatures continued comparatively low from
middle and upper Mississippi Valley eastward and
rison generally though slightly. in the Northwest
of the Rocky Mountains weather has been fair
with somewhat higher temperatures and there light
frosts Monday morning Eastern Oregon and South
Idaho. The weather will continue fair Tuesday
IN States followed by show
er night Wednesday. There will be showers Tues
and probably Wednesday the greater of the
lower lake region Tennessee and the West Gulf States,
and showers Tuesday upper lake region the South
western and Northwestern States. followed by fair
weather Wednesday. hunderstoris prob
Tuesday n Rocky Mountain region.
Temperature will be irregular and unnportant.
On the New England light westerly winds will
shift southerly the Middle Atlantic Coast they
viii be light southery the South Atlantic ana Gulf
coasts light 10 SOUTH on the upper lakes variable be
coming fresh northery and tine lower lakes fresh
brisk Steamers which depart Tuesday fo-
European light westerly winds fair
weather to the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
TRANSPORT FITZPATRICK DELAYED

Washington, Sept. s.-Acting Adjutant-General
Ward received a cable message to-day from Gen
eral Chafree at Manila saying that the transport
Fitzpatrick. her trip from San Francisco. mas
been delayed at Guam four days by unloading and
had been subsequently delayed two days by head
winds General Chaffee says that it will be inpos-
sibIe 10 send the engineer companies to San Fran
cisco on the Fitzpatrick which is scheduled to san
on the 18th inst, but that they will be sent TO
the United States the first transport arriving at
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
ESTIMATE OF AUSTRIAN CROPS.

WHEAT BARLEY AND OATS SHOW DECREASES
AND RYE IMPROVES.
Budapest Sept. 9.-The final official estimate
for the seasons crops in Austria-Hungary,
which was issued to-day. shows the yield Of
wheat to be "a 900 metacentres; rye. IL ,5O0
GOO; barley 100000, and oats. 9SO0oco- This
represents decline compared with the yield
of last year. of 3.64O.OOO metacentres in wheat,
800 600 in barley and 100000 in OATS and an
increase of 100000 metacentres In rye.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10

The Congress delegation which has arrived at
Manila on the transport Mcclellan is TO examine
into the general administration of affairs In the
Philippines and report back to Congress any recon-
rlendations which it may consider necessary for
the improvement of existing conditions
The party consists of Senators Bacon. of Georgia,
and pietrieh of Nebraska and Representatives
Mercer of Nebraska Smith, of Illinois, Burieson;
of Texas: De Almond, OF Missouri; DrlScol. OF
Newly ork; Gaines, of Tennessee, and Green, OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
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DIED..

PANGBoRN-suaaeny. ser'ems., at so%e-vme.
Georx.ana L.. wife OF Zshina K Panzoorn @
Jersey City ~ j.. aged s5 years Funeral services a,
residence. 354 Arlington ave- Jersey ti'y
Heights. Thursday. September ~ - O'Clock p m
PARKER-At Manchester VT. Thursday. September
s. Cordela Newell. daughter Of the late william
Caroline X Parker. in the 25th year Of her age
Interment New-Britain. Conn.
CNDERwooD-rn Tolland. Conn. September 4 1901.
Emily c. Underwood. widow of Henry Underwood. aged
II Funeral ToIisnd.
Saturday. September Ss5 head OF the hrn OF
William Van Horn 4 Funeral 2 p sscnes-
day. at his late residence. in Narksboro-
WEEkS-At Foughks-psie y. Y. sunday morning. sep
tenber s. residence No SO Marker-st. Mrs
Harriet s. widow Of the late James Fl Weeks. and
daughter Of the late Rufus Baocock Funeral sertcss
Wednesday morning. September III. az le3o O'CLOCK
Kindly omit flowers.
WILBCR-Entsre1 into eternal life Lake George. on
Thursday morning. s. Wilson wilbur.
late Rev James Patri0: Wilson p. d. Relatives ard
friends invited attend the services at the enapet
OF MI Pleasant Cemetery. at Newark y J.. on Tusf-
cay morning, September 10. az II 80 o'clock
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REFORMS IN CHINA.
EDUCATIONAL EDICT INDICATES LIB
ERAL PARTY's POWER

Pekng. Sept. 9.-The imperial edict issued
recently providing for reform of the exanlina-
tions seems to indicate that the Liberals
in control Of the court. and its Importance, IL
enforced. is difficult to overestimate- IT pro-
vdes that the examinations must Include West
ern history, Western sciences and industrial
methods. 1t aboishes the traditional eight part
classical essays and verbatim reproductions of
the classics proficiency In which has been the
chief qualification for officeholding- 1t rele-
gates the classics to the background. requiring
only expostions of their meaning.
General Yuan Shi Kai's troops are entering
Peking to-day. and are assuming the work OF
policing the city They are stalwart well
drilled
Great forces OF workmen are engaged In re-
pairing the palaces and streets.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
DELEGATES AT MANILA.
SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES, AR
RIVE ON THE MCCLELLAN

Manila, Sept. 9-The United States transport
Mcclellan from New-York, on July 10. having
board the Congress party, has arrived here.
The visitors will start on Thursday on tour of
the islands, for the purpose of investigating the
conduct of affairs.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10

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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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Highest temperature yesterday. "a degrees at 4;1o
n. lowest. 56 a a m. 65 Average temper
corresponding date last year IL; tenn
peraure for corresponding date for last tSsntynvs
yAAru -.
toct forecast Partly coydy today: showssu wsdnss-
cay: uoh& vasaa0A winds. booo1AtAe ooU1A
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
BURGHERS GROWING CROPS.
WHEAT IN SENEKAL DISTRICT-CAPTURES
MADE BY BARKER'S TROOPS.

Winburg Orange River Colony Sept. q
Barker's column has returned here from 160
mile march through the Senekal district. The
soldiers were astonished TO find green wheat
fields everywhere troops having visited
that region since December, so that the Beers
had time TO plough and SOW. They retreated
to the mountains on the approach of the Brit
ish who captured one hundred men. women
and children, enormous quantities OF grain
and fifteen hundred head of cattle.
Winburg is situated in about the centre OF the
Orange River Colony It is connected with the main
railroad line running through the colony. by a
short branch road. Senekal Is about forty miles
northeast of Wnburg.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
THOSE ASTRONOMICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Berlin. Sept "a dispatch to the "Lokal An
zeiger" from Bremerhaven asserts that the
Chinese astronomical instruments the arrival of
which about q month ago by the Palatia excited
some sharp press criticism have been shipped
to Potsdam.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Eden Musee offered it's usual attractions
of waxworks moving pictures and concerts yester-
day.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10

The farce THE Widow Bedott" originally played
by Nell Burgess the chief offering the Proc
tor Stock Company at the Twenty-third Street
Theatre yesterday, and the acrobatic feats of the
FleIenz troupe headed the vaudeville numbers.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
PoStoGce Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all interested. chanseA
al tn1e)
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
For New-Engand. fair to-day; partly cloudy Wednes-
DAY with probably showers southern and western
tons light to fresh westerly winds. becoming variable
For Eastern New-York partly cloudy to-day; showers
Wednesday: light winds, becoming southery.
Eastern Pennsylvania partly cloudy to-day light
fresh southery winds: probably showers Wednesday
For New-Jersey. partly cloudy to-day light to fresh
southerly Winds cloudy Wednesday with probably
in the interior.
For the District OF Columbia Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia, partly cloudy to-day; light southeriy WINDS
threatening Wednesday. with probably showers.
For Western New-York, Showers and warmer to-day
fresh and possibly brisk south winds; showers
Wednesday.
Fer Western Pennsylvania showers to-day and probably
Wednesday, fresh and possibly brisk TO south winds
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10

The America Maru is scheduled to sail from
Hong Kong on September II and from Yokohama
September 2s for San Francisco. The only San
September 1S is the Coptic which is scheduled to
sail from Hong-Kong September 10 and from
Yokohama on September q Both steamers belong
TO the Pacific Steamship Company.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
THE MARQUIS ITO COMING HERE.

Yokohama, Sept. s-The Marquis Ito has decided
to comply with his doctors orders and will take
sea trip. He starts September Is for San Fran
cisco on board the Japanese steamer America
Maru.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10

"A Night Off, the first of a series of Augustin
Daly's fsrces secured for the Proctor Stock Com
pany, was successful at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
yesterday The customary vaudeville specialties
We're presented to complete the continuous portion
of the bill.
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De Sauette Institute fo1 W. 40th-st.: iuxur'ouS
oatns OIL tBetzD rheumatism
Dr. Binn's house private PATIENTS. les West Attn.
fady consutsnt until ey'gs. 1888.
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NOMINATIONS PUT OFF.
Continued from first page.

GEORGE HAVEN PUTNAM Of Manhattan and
JAMES B. REYNOLDS. OF Manhattan
GREATER NEW-YORK DEMOCRACY.
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were presented to complete the continuous portion
of the bill.
1.-The Man from Mexico aroused
laughter than 1T did yesterday when presented by
the Proctor Stock Company at the Fifty-eghth
Street Theatre. with Charles Seay as Benjamin
Fitzhugh Variety specialties were presented be-
tween the acts
1.-The Jilt' yesterday had its first presentat ton
by the Proctor Stock Company, at the One hun
dred- and-twenty-tifth Street house. Several
rety acts presented between the acts of The
JiIt."
Tony Pastor yesterday offered program in
cluding Nat NJ Wills O'Rourke and Burnett
Little and Pritzkow. Nudge and Morton. Mcbride
and Goodrich. Stewart and Gilien the Three Renos.
Jackhn and Ingram Fredo and Forrest. Williams
and Williams, Flatow and Dunn. Frederick High,
the vitagTaph and Bert Howard and Miss Leona
Bland In Charles Horwitzs farce, "A Strange
Boy.
Contributors the entertainment at Keth's
yesterday were s'The Eight English Roses. Craw-
ford and Stanley Smith and Campbell. Mile Ches-
ter and her performing dogs. the De Coureey
Brothers, Lew Simmons and Frank White La
Belle Blanche. Herbert and Willing, Fyne and
Dandy and Adena Roatino.
programme chieny new was offered At the
ParadiSs GARDENS last evening and was enjoyed
b. . good audience.
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