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pREssNfAINrNG.


ATTENTION ,-F'rench ladies' tsilorins ana
dressmakiBg. specially 10 s1AN- aIsO 10
other ,aafss Nho wish perfect hiting sai-
-f.s.-s- we'll mace. stylish street. evening
AID reception costumes ana Iha-i.eauA'
tafI1r slits. COATS. etc artlsl4C oesteHs'
flr plush. velvet and al 0tneI -. .. -.
altered ard mace over 70 the pc, eisli-s
s.yles. the wc-k We snow vi" SoHitate
xith am hish priced house n tie cltyi
home or out by day Nine. nh.>NAS' A"S
y est i25tn-st-. near fta-eNe,
A.-A.-A-Seai garments ana other me
rugs repaired. -eos e. ana reiho1elleo INTO
latest STYLES al exception sily loN pTlces' tur
rartr,rts made 10 order Mrs. z. J.
BARKER lI5 East ZSd-st. Iate Win l.
q. Gu 1ther's sons, 5th-aFe-
A-A-A-TANETTE First class dress
making done al shortest notice. street, re-
cepti1n, evening gownA attest coats. wea-
cling rousseau, lingerie cnliofeh Sotnplsts
outfits SD LeNIngton-ave-. near 4oth-si-
DREssMAkER--Neat- stylish. artistic
dresses made or remocelleat perfect nt
guaranteed. home or out S5Z East 4lst-st.
IRESsMAK E-R from Paris; dresses OF all
STYLES made or renodelled; prices mod
crate: perfect fl. not out by day. ROSSE
30 West 24th-st-. ground floor.
DREssMAKER--Sm street evening
,-ou--s. new models from Paris, Ladies
own material; moderate prices 90 West
s5th-Et
uREss1,AKER. Elegant gowns for all
occas .ors. chic; prices reasonable; going
C,.. ROWE. l72 West - h-Ft
lagf-~SNF 4 Il III wants few more custom
Crs- satisfaction guaranteed Miss Nc
uERNoTT 1-3 West 42th-st-
DPr--H' sE-R 20 GO out by fhe CAV. late
with D-rstars- all the latest STYLES and
scSfrrs SULLIVAN. - East 1OO;h-st
DE SSNAKER.-Over 20 years in bust
mess. makes handsome fall gowns. s6; re
modelling SMITH. $50 7th-ave.
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BEAD WORKERS on ornaments for slipper
trimmings. Call .. Z. BAKER, Ia Du-
ane-st.
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ANTIQUES. CURIos AND SILVER.
Oh CURIOSITY sRoP.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

KAN OF ABILITY an1 good salesman.
capa be q so -ceEsfuIv EtfrIuE q IIepcsl-
tioa- c7nterlplafes locating Dr. either Gec-c e
or AIS Ia ma. and NIsies 10 represent re-
sponeib's drn or corporation. Il ra1Fassl'i ia
or petty business considered address BOX
s. St Jolushury. VI
Dor SALE Old Csrah4iE1cc grocery.
butcher and feed business. IN ILe SUB ~ os
a Brooklyn ten miles from city Hal IL
cfudlng good viii. horses. wagons, harness
lsrRe and well assorted stock and open &C
counts. owner des.res 20 retire on account
Of ~ hes lth: bargain. 81 .5eo- AGlress C.,
Box - Tribune D1fCe.
HAVE NICE MANUFsC CT RED ART1 -l-T7
with reglstercd trademark. reFq money
20 market same. can you nelpe ADV Elt-
User s15 feth-st.. Dr0oEir--
REAL ES-AT- hoaEht sold a1e eV-
changed Management Cf frc9zrrE my
specially. DEWITT G. REID. l16 Ms
eau-EI
SMALL OR LARGE AMOUNTS in our CO.
operative SOLID reliable, safe and profit
shle real estate Investment VIII Interest
Any enc Whc Eas none - invest. Can NJ
write for fun particulars. JACKSON Co.
Isert 8 1900 Flafiron Duii6irE New --a
CIV.
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BROOKLYN.

DE FA1,R-hvF. E7-sl, 81 %. 81; singly.
eD suite. neat. quiet. back parlcr. s..
pleasant home. bridge convenient: owner.
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STORAGE,

HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES;: sth-
&c y3d to 34th st-Storase for furni =
,,,~e etc padded var S for removing, city
or country: boxing packing, shipping anc
Insurance: estimates furnished. Telephone
call 3 2IOJ-3Sth-st
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JAMES D. JASON 900 W. 34th-st.. New
Iors.-Funeral Director and Licensed
Enbalmer. with long experience.
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DRESSMA KER.-Smart street. evening
-ou-~s. new models from Paris, lacies'
own material; moderate prices 40 West
.Trh-Er
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UNDERTAkERy.

STEPHEN MERRITT Embalmng Inst,
Underiakers PAL. 243 West 23d-et. old
etand. World known. Telephone 1895
18th. Nodei te
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LADIES to do piecework at their homes;
We furnish all materials and pay from
81 TO Sl2 weekly. SEND stamped envelope
TO ROY AL Co. "a Monroe-st-. Chicago.
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AG E$TS.-Enormcus profits; quick sales;
people must buy from you ONLY; %
years on the saaTAet. SAMPLES free. I. II.
SAYMAN. c.IIo TO IFS Ffanklin-ave.. st.
Louis. No.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Uptown
Office No. 1904 Broadway. between 36th
and 3Ith SITS. until O'Clock D. IN Adver-
tisements received at The following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until ) O'Clock
=. H., VIZ IN shave. q e.. cor. 2.Bd-zt
i53 6th-ave., cor 12Ih- St ~ East fsth-st
81 West 42d-st-. between Tth and sth AYES
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BEERS.

-ANERICA-s
i . C> FINEST
1 IN s11Ef~ <lHAM PRODUCT
/ SlftZS y q, Ma Hired H5icndrr g.
SeEeSN.SSykf Co.. Sole Agents
l-.iszE--ss ,.ss.s.51 ssssr-II5- Elm 81 NJ
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~---------~-----~--------~---
ARTIFICIAL rlvical tiauts. Ferns fer
table zee. TIRE TROPICAL DECoRA-
TIVE PLANT CO. ~ Nest iaJh-st
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.

Male.
CRGANIST. CHOIkMASTER and CON
DJCTUR requires church position. ex-
perienced: wide reputation. vested or
mixed ckoirs: Bishops reference, etc. OR
GANIST, Box 80 Tribune Once.
Female.
FRENCH TEACHER desires pupils and
enEa Senents as visiting governcss: best
references. Address MADEMOISELLE. 12s
LeXlngtOn-ave.
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PATENTS.

PATENTS.
THONAB DREW SrETSON, patent 40
Ecitor anc expert. esta bllshed 1855. su-
perior connections los Fulton-st. tenth
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
STEINW-T, Pianos for sale OF 70
WEBER rent. cash OF Install
CHECNERINf. ment.. Small Up
VA. A. POND & co rights for m |
apartments. Grand Concert Aeolian Or
gan Tor sale bargain WM a. POND &
co. las Fifth-aye
BUYING A PIANor Buy direct OF tn.
Maker al the Factory. Secure best goods,
prices and terms. LENS Manufactur
802 West 3eth-st-. New-York-
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WAIST. sleeves and skirt irprovers: ap-
prentices paid while learning. HARDH'S.
~ East 4lst-st.
WANTED-An American Protestant woTn-
an o. experience as managing house
keeper in private family, Eew-fork city
Address by letter only. with references,
I P % East 14th-st.
WANTED a North German Protestant
nurse not exceeding 40 years OF age. fer
two children over three years; excellent ref
ere1ces required. Cali Monday between
and at - West S9th-st.
WOMEN TO sew at home SO per week;
materials sent everywhere free: plain
sewing only. Send addressed envelope for
full particulars. s. T. &. DU PONT, phil
adeiphia, Penn.
SOY PER 100 writing short letters from
COW: paw weekly. NA6d-eesed. slammed
envelope RACINE WHOLESALE CO.
Dept. 10 Chicago.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The tribune received a, their Uptown
Once No I 3f4 Broadway. between 9sth
and 37th SITS un:'l O'clock =. m. Adver-
tisene0ts received at Tire following branea
Offices at regular office rates until q clock
r. m. viz: ga sth-ave-. 8 o. cor 2t1-st;
IsS sth-ave CTR f2th-sJ: 90 East f4th-st :.
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
PRINTING.


PHYSICIANS STATIONERY. prescription
blanks b!llheacs; prices right. EMPIRE
ENNEIOPE CO. 800 West 1l1th-st- Tel
Sal MornnCside.
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HARDWARE,
LOST.

LOST.
LOST. -Bankbook No. iS. 400. Empire City
Savings Bank. 23I West I25th-st.. New
York Payment stopped. Please return TO
hank
LOST handbook No. z05 $50 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon TO present
the same 70 the bank within thirty days
or the said book viii be declared cancelled
and extinEuIshed and a new one issued in
lieu thereof.
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SDVrRTISENENT a-d SUBSCRIPTIONS lor
-~be TrfStne received az fNeir PtoN1
C~9re No Sff B-oadwav between So-'
and s7th SITS until o'ciocs p n 49,.
tisensnts received az the fol- wins oi -
snf TTtN St. until o'ricSk p ~ 49,
tia.r,~nts received AZ the foi'owi1s niS ,ls
oerce= a. regular Offfce rates unf'i q =
% m VIZ: 25t shave. =. 9. cor ~ ~ -
i.g eeN- ave cor i2rh-st ~ East 49,
vT- West 4"i-~t. Set~een IN ara - 49,.
rs,e Wet s2S-f-st as st-aVe.. oe-s 49,,
-Gth and 55th SIS. f.Osd 2t-ave.. ns- rs.t
ls5,h-st. so Trsmout-ave. ~ ~
r~sr 4fst-st.: S54 5d-aVe-: 30 Bie~S sei "a
Sc,r,- ~ :. sfs smith- 81 |. looA Gares-sss
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wANTED-A FIRST CLASS STENOG-
RAPHER. OF REFINED ADDRESS;
ANFRICAN: ONE FAMILIAR WITH
STEEL AND IRON CONSTRUCTION
BUSINESS PREFERRED. ADDRESS B.
N. BOX O. TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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HELP WANTED

BRIGHT WOMAN wanted for few hours
eHen week 70 nelp introduce into city ahG
suburban homes a new cnl!dIen's maya
Zlhe' good Inducements. White OF call De-
tween II and .. at Room 90, "a Last
..d-St
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LADIES having fancy work to seil-doilfes.
centTepieces BattenbeTg AMI drawn
work: AL kinds OF 'ancy work sold on COM
mission. send stamped envelope 10 La
DIES EXCHANGE, "a Monroe-St-. Chi
Cago.
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The NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN The reiatc6 rising in Eastern
MACEDONIA was proclaimed on september -.
$780, Turkish forces were "ithora"n rom
three points on ;Eo Bulgarian frontier. - AZ
was stated Lhat the EGlnVs OF The new uefnp ;
~ the British Cabinet wodld not be made pub
JIG before next week --= A6viCes from Paris
and 81 Petersburg said that General Kurop2t-
lyin was % bc relieved as Russian Minister o.
War. END that General Sallharod was hkeE 70
succeed hisl. -- Sir James Thomson -Gtchie,
brother az TIE former Chancellor 81 The IA
shegGc-. was elected Lord Mayor OF London. 10
succeed SIR Marcus samuel =- The birth
place n Charles Dickens vas purchased Tor ne
city by the Mayor % Portsmouth. --- NJ.
Robinson. one uf CaL14a'S counsel competed
his argument before he Alaskan Boundary Trl-
hunai, anG Hauus Taylor began his speech ior
the United stales. $4,000 SerHlan officers ia the
conspiracy 10 punish the Fegicides were SEN
tenced 30 terms OF imprisonment ranging iroEa
two wears 90 a month =- Martial law has
been proclaimed ar C4omel on account 81 the re-
cent riotiuE. == The University Of Porto Rico
was opcnes ~ San Juan
DOMESTIC President Roosevelt had a con-
ference with labor leaders on the situation in the
6cveluert Printing Office --- IL was said
in Washington thar Postraefer General Payne
health having improved. his resignation from the
cabinet was not expected Nr PAYNE Informed
-he President that his report on the postal i'm
'estieatiun would De- submitted by October 20.
--- The Delaware grand jury handed ia re-
PORT ignoring the bills presented by the state
Attorney General concerning The burning Al The
stake ~ negro iu thai State ==- Nine men
'yeIe arrested in the Canadian 500. charged
with melting the riots q the employees Of The
IONS lIa.Iea Lake superior company on Mon
cay, one was g Frcnchnan- SAID 70 be PROBES
tl0ual labor aEitator. === Ex-senator Wolcott
won iu JAe Republican fight in Colorado. ==
The Three Van MOrmer brothers condemned 10
ciC in the electric chair al Daunemora. declined
70 see their stepmother. fearing they would
break down.
CITY.-St0cks were strong. == Winners al
MOTIFS Park. Awur. Crown Prince. Calcutta.
Embarrassment, Jocund, Oarsman. == The
Kings County delegation az the meeting Of the
Democratic City Committee announced that
they would nominate their OWL ticket al the
Democratic convention tomorrow night. 49,
CYRUS /. Sulzherger was nominated for Borough
President 10y the Manhattan Republicans. ==
Borough President Cromwell OF Richmond was
re1on,uated by the Republicans =- Il was
rho opinion q John L. Freund that Orlando
Dexter was killed by an assassin hired by an
Adirondack sQustter or landowner. == One
workman was killed and three others seriously
hurt in an explosion az the Hotel Imperial
quests ana people in Broadway were thrown into
panic.
THE wEATHER.-IrSicst lions Tor today.
Fsir and slichtly warmer. The temperature yes
terdcy Highest. IS degrees. lowest, -
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SERrTAN HJrSTTCE.v

Servian justice has been dealt out 10 the
murderers OF the late King and Queen. IL is, in
its way, impressive. Two OF the conspirators
have been deprived Of their commissions in the
army and have been sent TO prison for two
years. Two others have been sent 70 prison FOR
Q month. but viii not lose their commissions
Several others have been sent TO prison for brief
terms. All have made appeal TO the Corps OF
Omcers." and 1t is pretty generally expected
that King Peter will pardon them all.
That we have said. is an impressive showing
az indicates tie quality OF justice in the King
dom OF SeIvia. When an army officer assassi-
mates the sovereign OF the country and his Own
commander IN chief, he is deprived Of Lis COM
mission. When a man chops the Queen 10
death with an axe and throws her body out oe
the window with obscene insults he is put into
jail for n couple Of years; and then il is ex.
pected that these punishments will be RENTED
by the new King, who reigns by the grace of
the assassins. and the men will be restored n
liberty, rank and favor.
1t is such hideous travesties On eo-nnoon 6o
cency that make civilized men the yvorls oxo-
almost despair Of the Balkan States. unless tbo,-
can be placed under the rule Of some strong and
just power. as Bosnia and Herzegovina We're
put under AustrOHungarian rule Quarter ~ \
century ago II would be a blessing r the T,r-
could be turned out Of Europe and all the lands
between the Danube and the Salambria be deal,
with as were those two provinces. once The
worst OF the whole lot Free Bulgaria ha,
mea~t the murder Of Stambuloff the kidna ppinr
OF Prince Alexander. and brigandage arson and
murder galore. Free Servie has mear- The
butchery OF n king and queen and this mockery
q justice. Free Macedonia, Bulgarized. would
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election OF that year l22.T2l votes were cast for
The Democratic electoral ticket. Tie vote Tor
lie Republican electors was 1922 If every
adult negro IN the State voted FOR Mckinley,
there we're stil 1876 white electors who
either votel for Mckinley or did not vote at all.
The present election law in Maryland was
framed expressly 10 eliminate the negro vote
Yet IL 1904. out OF total voting population OF
32l903, the Democratic State ticket got only
SCAR votes. leaving 10000 white electors who
either voted the Republican ticket or failed 10
vote.
II NAV be-doubted whether more than $4,000
or 10000 negroes now vote IL Maryland. Their
suffrage constitutes no race peril. a9d never
can constitute one. How long are we TO De
treated 70 such hysterical and chicken hearted
nonsense by Maryland politicians Who THINK
they see a negro with a blu'igeon behind every
husbF
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INCIDENTS IN WASHINGTON.
rFRoM The TRIBUNE BUEEAu.l

rFROM IHE TRIBUNE BCEEAU.I
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The Governor OF Porto
Rico and Mrs Hunt will spend the coming season
in Washington, having taken the house No ls55
Corcorau-st.
Ensign and Mrs. Tinmons, the latter the daush-
ter Of Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks. are spending
their honeymoon at the Senator's home IN Massa-
chusetts-ave. Mrs. Fairbanks is still in Wasnins-
ton but will leave here IN a few days for tour or
Iowa Kansas and several other Western States on
business in connection with the Daughters OF the
American Revolution OF which she is president
general
Commissioner Ware OF the Pension Bureau mas
returned from his summer vacation. which was
spent at his Kansas home.
General {. T. Humphrey, quarternaster seneral
Of the army. and Mrs. Humphrey have returned
TO Washir gton after several years residence IN
Manila and have taken the house No. SIC Connect
icut-ave. for the winter.
General and Mrs. Calvin De Witt announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Mary Wallace. TO
Dr.. Robert NJ Blanchard. L. s. A
The Rev DR.. Roland COtton-Smth, rector OK
St. Johns Church. and Mrs. Smith and family
will close their summer home at Edgehll. Mass.
and return to Washington this week.
Colonel and Mrs. Sanford c. Kellogg have re-
turned to their I-st. home earlier than usual
owing to the i'll health OF Colonel Kellogg.
Mrs. a. c. Barney and Miss Barney have closed
their cottage in the Catskills and are now n New
York preparatory to reopening their home on
Sheridan Circle next month
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NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

Newport. r. l.. Sept. % (SpeciaD.-There was
short run this afternoon OF the Monmouth County
hounds in which number of riders participat ted
and q large number Of the cottagers followed by
road The meet at Eastons Beach, with the
kill at Tammany Hill, the run being across the
farms on the east side OF the island Besides
Peter F. Collier. OF the hounds, there were
in the hunt Captain Lindsay. Lady Cathleen Lind
say Miss Edith Coford and F. Potter. II Is likely
that this will be the last hunt OF the season. Mr.
Collier will probably entertain the farmers over
whose lands hounds have hunted since the
season began.
Mrs. I. Townsend Burden entertained at luncheon
to-day at Farlawn. and this evening cottage din
ners were given by Ms. T. Shaw Safe and Mrs.
Burke-Roche.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grosvenor left Newport to-
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About People and Social incidents.

day FOR west Point where they we're called b.
the Illness OF their niece Miss Robinson.
Dr. ard Mrs. Austin Flint jr. closed thoir New
port cottage to-day and left Tor Saw-Tork
Mrs. Charles II. Bergman ard Mrs. r. g. Rsn-
wick concluded their Newport season to-day ard
returned 70 New-Vork
United States Senator George Peabody wetno-.
went % New-Tork to-day on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs William ?. Bufgm SAL for Europa
on saturday for stay Of several months.
J. Edward Addicks was In Newport to-day look
Ing after improvements 20 be made TO his estate
here. which he expects 20 occupy next season
Louis De Forest left Newport to-day for Nsr.
York
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Il nlRsenentS.

SckpEsry OF NrI-sTc-o-S lo-Drink
sAfERrcAN THEArRE-2--S 1s-CheclSers
1lllAs-O THEA. ltE--S--Lalils o. the Gcoe
Il -.a-
ppSkpwkY THEATRES 1s-s IA Princes. .,
Krnsircton
rAsIN0- LlEArfC-s I5--The Bunsvsys.
C-lRCIlfH-e- kauds.illa
cRfTERIoN--s .2o-Ihs Mar from Rlanklc1's
rATYe Three rsttle Maits
EIli-N ElE-.,-k--Lhe Word Wax
GARDEN TIIEATTE--s -l0----ls sses.
CanRrCk TIE ATFE--S -1r--fTer own Way
ffCr-SE-s 1c--he Aucrirrccr.
rTERALD SQUARE THEA TFE--s .2e--CaGtsin Dieppe-
KEITH S--Cortiruous Performance
JCSTCKEPBoCKER THEATRE-s-Bogers Brothers y
MAJESTIC krpE-a-s--Tha wizard q o.
Mi-RsAr HUI THEATRE-2-s .1s--Under cover.
Or ffT'f- Eau ~ IaWfucket
-c-Ty-YorN IEATRr-c-S-Ben HUI
FEfED AVENUE TFFT A-EE-S--Cfe oles0n
VICTORIA 1Hrs ~7r-c SIS l5--The Jersey Lily.
~ t1.T.ACh- SO I5--e .ch.-perFv from Paris.
VF~nt-p a T~rT.roa -e-Ty roor-Inoe-Doc.
W.T. EN-D HEArRE-2- -s-Ktuar.
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THE CABINET.
rr7ou ruz TRIBUNE BUREAU. !

yF9oM THE TRIBUNE BUREAC-l
WASHINGTON. Sept. c9.-AttOrney General and Mrs.
Knox are making visit to their son, Reed Knox.
on the large estate they recently purchased az
Valley Forge. Va Mrs Knox. who suffered much
from the effects Of the cool summer at beverley
Farms has fully recovered. and will return TO
Washington in the near future
Secretary Moody will go to Boston tomorrow
He viii address the Massachusetts, Republican
Convention Friday.
The home OF Secretary Wilson has been thor
oughly redecorated in the absence OF the family.
and Miss Wilson is expected to return to-morTo"
or next cay from her visit to New-YoTk-
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THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

lFEoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU
Washington. Sept. 29.-While the reported trans
fer Of Count Cassini to an important post at St
Petersburg still lacks official continuation. II :
thought to be sufficiently well grounded to cause
some anxiety to the friends in this country Oh the
ambassador and his young daughter the COUNTESS
Marquette Cassini.
The minister from Hayti and Nine. Leger. VINO
have been spending the summer at North Asoury'
y. J.. have returned to town.
c. Hauge. charge daffairss OF Norway anu
Sweden has left Bar Tia. Dor, where he located
mis- LEGATION for the summer, and is now az the
Virginia Hot Springs.
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The story about Mexican lotteries involving
the wife OF high Official" who was asserted
20 have received. the price Of immunity. high
prizes. or which the companies are always able
10 control the destination when they like is
now declared 10 be a mares nest. containin-
only brood OF wide mouthed Illusions May
icos progress in civilization OF late has been so
marked that il is q wonder she allows herself
10 cling TO such things as lotteries and bun
nghts-a long Inheritance OF hers. to be sure
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The irreconcilable Herr Bebel appears TO
have dominated the Socialist Congress at Dres-
den, having talked down everybody who vent
ured to advocate the acceptance OF VICE
presidency Of the Reichstag, and upheld through
out the doctrine that the party will rot If it
suffers itself TO be drawn into participation in
existing institutions His advice is to continue
the effort to tear down. not TO attempt to reform.
these institutions. and it seems probable that
this advice will be followed. at least for time.
Eventually, however. 1t is probable that the
German Socialists will adopt the plan that their
political brothers have found so successful in
Italy and France. and take what they can get
while waiting for the full accomplishment OF
their Ideals.
CROSSINGS where electric cars and steam en-
eines meet on a level may become in time, in
Newark and elsewhere. almost as destructive
as some of the Macedonian massacres.
The roasting OF human bodies. living or life
less. by the third rail on Brooklyn elevated
roads occurs with lamentable frequency. AS
there is no immediate prospect Of averting
such scenes by the hooding Of the bare con-
ductor why not a6breviate them by prompter
removal of the injured persons? Cannot wreck
ing apparatus be devised for that purpose which
viii be inexpensive. and which can be kept in
every station on the line?
Occasional whispers from Ohio give benighted
Fasteners the impression that Cincinnati and
Cleveland are becoming as devotedly fond Of
each other as Chicago and st. Louis have been
for generations
Chicago is now celebrating with pardonable
fervor the hundredth anniversary Of its birth
as an American settlement But it should not
forget, in it's fever Of self-congratulation. that
there are otner nerve centres Of industry,
commerce, government, progress. comfort, hap
''piness and social perfection in this country
even more than a single century old.
Devery IS still the roaring bull of Bashan
Did Tammany put a ring In his nose in the
IXth District primaries?
Committals charges Of murder rarely result
IN prompt convictions Is it impossible to strike
off the lead from the heels of Justice and punish
assassins expeditiously by due process Of law.
whether or no the miscreants members of
Iyncbfng nobs?