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jot Into control of the GovernmentThe mon kept blazing at Candidate Got

tad shot IU rar constantly at the falsa claimhe tIaIrishman Every one In a wbllatatmoon burst out with Mother Goose rhymeste mid the crowd laughtat pntty girls In the moon fred these shots

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1IADI AN ARRANGEMENT TRi REPUBLICANPARTI VBEBEBT IN EVENT OJ ELECTION HE-BISI aOHID TO DIVIDE E11BI IATDONAOIor TilL DISTRICT

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The moon let drive at Reformer Peekham-Vltb this political rhyme

IT PECKIUMS TAXES LEE REDUCEDADD PEllAB THE TAX

WELL SEEMS TO1momnInn BBOTBEB PECXBAU in RETORUER

In full view of Boss Plaits city room at thetwentyfourth street corner of the Fifth A ve-to

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SIT ot Democratic llehtWILL TOO CHOOSE PLATT AND SoonOB GRANT AND ECONOMICAL BULLTas lUlWHO RODDED TOO 01THB WORLDS

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tips The white satin at-tached

¬trameasures three yards and aexquisite white satin bodice to be worn withh1siscedup the back with whlto ribbon Ithas low nick and short sleevesantique dentelles The bodice is edged withnarrow sold Daaxementcrle The robe In thisform Is to bworn nt court receptionsin tho room Itself the Princes butwear another bodice and a more magnificenttail with the clothofcold skirt This trainare of n brocade of pale green satinwith too much of white to be Nilegreen but nearly that shad theeat bigtea ros8 and clleto buds The

tins If edged withnenterie Thll court tram in four yards longtnt on such a small body as the Princess it willappear much longer European court shoeswill bworn with this splendid costume

TI Indlitmcnt AacBlnit Ez1ipsto-WeeIr Dismissed

Wallace W Wheeler wee formerly a In-spector

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of the new aqueduct lie was dlsmisled About a yuaraco ho luod for rein-statement and for back pay on the groundthat the Aiiuednct Commissioners had noright to rfimore him becausoJio was an honorIbb7di4lftrged veteran nf the war The CornttUilonm looked into Wheeler war recordlad submitted 10 Fellowsextnuiu from the rebellion records In Washlotion goIng tn show that Wheelor was disBoariraMv dk liurued upon various cbarcesod lust hI huH made use of the honornMrtcora or lilmra Vs Wliseler wno bad servedrJil 500S reclmBiittUe Hecond Uonne tlciitArtillerra cnnd Metitennnt TbcOiandDflnlffd Wliueier for an attomnt to com ¬

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TS4srdsv Altsnt Dstrlct tIolord moved thnt hit Indictment Is dismissedlhjwound that no couvlullon could be hailI i evidence In tho po seselon of the MO1 The Indlctmcut wua dismissed

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The marriage ot Milsl Lily Wilson daughterof James Wilson to Count Class Lowenhaupta son of Count Adam Lwonhauptot Swedentool place yesterday afternoon at fi oclock

tho home of the brides father971 Madison avenue U was the mostmagnificent horn wedding of the pres-ent

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season Tho marriage ceremonywhich was performed In the front drawing-room beneath a canopy of smilax Americanbeauty roses and lilies of the valley was wit-nessed

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only by the Immediate family of thebride The llev Dr Rodnrlck Terry of theDutch Reformed Church was tho officiatingclergyman and the Episcopal marriage cere-mony

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Th bride a tall blonde 8 led by herfather through an aisle formed of whlto satinribbons fastened to redostnls of ferns andwhItroses Bho was attired In an exquisitegown ot point lace with full court train andmade ot heavy white satin embroidered withpearls Thl dtScollete oorsRwoe also em-broidered

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with pearls ad studded with dia-mond

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pins Including stars crescents and halfmoons The point lace yell was fastened t-ote head by a coronet of diamonds and pealshere and there In the coiffure wore maldiamond lns liar other ornamentsnecklace brooch and bracelets whichwore gifts from hor father and motherHer bouimot was of lllltes of the valley MissGrace Wilson her sister was the maid ofhonor Her dress was of white and sliver bro-cade

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with trimmings of white ostrich plumesThe skirt was made demltratn and the corBIRO dtolett Her bouquet was of American

Count was attended by theSwedish Minister M Grip The ushers wereReginald Moore Secretaryot the Swedish Legation and a cousin of thebridegroom Count Magnus von llosen andUjalmar von Kohlor

Tho bridegroom is special military envoy oftho Swedish Legation at Washington Ho Is32 years old aeducated in the universitiesot Sweden and Is a First Lieutenant In theRing bodyguard The Count is connectedwith some of the oldest families of Sweden Hohas visited this country times Twoyears ago he canto hereleera onicer on awedlsh manofwar

Immediately alter the ceremony the wed ¬

ding dinner was served by 1lnard In tho dintog room which was dressed with the Swedishcolors The walls were hung with yellowchrysanlhemuml yellow roses and purpl

the sides and in the corners-of the looms wore DOtb of green plants Thetable was sot with a service of gold and thedecorations wero nt yellow and white roesOnly the immediate family the bridal partyand a few ot the most Intimate friends of thocouple wer Droont The hallway of thehouse W yellow chrysanthemums-and smllax while the middle drnwlnl roomwas made beautiful with roses crim ¬

son tint A dance and small reception followedtin dinner

The bridegrooms gift WD a design of theLewonhaupt coronet ot gold with Liveupright points set with diamonds pearls rubloc and sapphires From the CountessLewenbaupt the bridegrooms mother wore acorner necklace shoulder links brooch ear ¬

bracelets of gold and sllxer of oxqulslto workmanship sot with emeraldsoalarKOas hazel nutgnndchrysolites The Count AdamLewenhanpthe bridegrooms father presenteda solid gold card case executed by his ownhands Other gUts were from Lord Thurlow-a diamond and sapphire bracelet Lady Thur ¬

low a diamond bracelet Ed ward B DaringGould a pearl bracelet Mr and Mrs FrankCrisp of England a set nf Bold 191c dessert-spoons knives and fork Moffetthe brides grandmother two diamond antione diamond anti pearl bracelet JohnWilson uncle ot the bride a Japaneseaftordinner coffee tat Miss Grace Wilsona toilet set of solid silver and a pair ofbracelets and a pendant of diamonds andsapphires Mrs James Wilson mother ot thebride a largo diamond pendant Mrs LewisP Judson diamond butterfly i Mrs II A MottJr a diamond comb The brides other giftsfrom her father Included a pair of ase ofRussian enamelled onyx and three completeservlaen of elhor porcelain and cut glasswhl h aro nluea at 150000

Among tbo guests at the wedding eremonyend dinner were Mr and Mrs LowU P JudsonDr and Mr H AMnttMisses Florence andGenevieve Mott W Mott and MissMot relatives of the bride

Count and his bride who are said tohave met on hoard of ship while crossing theocean will sail some time noxt month andwill reldo for the winter in Stockholm wherethe brides inrenta havo a mansion CountAdam LowcL auiHo country seat SjOholm

laneSea Island II In the province of Sodorznan

DeeUer WiycantM-

iDDLETOWN Oct 2A notable weddingwas celebrated Church thisevening the Rev Charles Scaddlng officiatingThe church was handsomely decorated thealtar being adorned with palms and flowersand lighted by candles Th lovely youngbride Iis Miss Natalie Maude Veygant of thenoted Newburgh family of that name and Ispossessed of a considerable fortune Inheritedfrom parents who died In her Infancy Thegroom Is ALincoln Decker a rising ounlbusiness man of this city rind n nephew exJudges William and Stephen W Fullerton ofNew York city Tbe grooms best man woeJohn D Stivers of the Mlddletown Prrtt Theushurs were Frank li hathaway ot New Yorkand Robert IL Houston and John H King ofMiddlotown Prot Ernest roderick Georgepresided the organaAt 61 the bridal party advanced up themain aIsle to the altar preceded by a crossberawith ft cross of white chrysanthemums

the boy choir Mnclnga nuptial hrrnTbe brld was attended by three maidsBertha Cbeesebrougb of Brooklyn Miss mooButler of Hudson and Miss Edith Dunning of

IddloloWJ Her drew was of heavy whitemade with lonp train nnd irlmmfJ

with point lace and orange blossoms Thewas ol tulle and site carried a prayer niwhltA and gold Sb was given away br HenryW7 Wiggins her business manoe and thenuptial Benedltlon wasto the Episcopal Church forms A torIccorlnlnionr there was a reoeutlon aud weddingsupper nt the house newly built and elegantlyfurnished lor the happy pale Among theguests were many friends from rtewhiirgb NewYork and Brooklyn There wore uiuny elegantbridal gifts

Vrrallr NormnaAt tho house of her father A T Norman

1S9 West 120th street Miss Irene M Normanwas married last evening to Allen 0 Vermllyaa sort of William Vermllya of Clifton Springsbr the Rev Dr W 0 IJlttlng of the MountMorris Baptist Church William A Osbornwa test man Tb ushers were Arthur 1-

Veimllya a pepbewr of the bridegroom and A-

IrmanT Muudlgo an uncle of the brideRoland Willis was the gropmrman The twobridesmaids wia illis Ilolqn Wruijlra anltxti of the bridegroom and Mis lora II-

iciI fl1 of Iloehestsr a cousIn of lbs bride Klovnru a town uf inlon pink lulll Irlmmod-

I wilts otrieh feathers 10 match and curried a-

uIIfl pink roses Muse vcrmllya was atblue sllkjind lao anti oar

rIell u loiuinelof vluletn The iirld spparedIn vvhiiafrllla tlluulyrl of ostrich heath-cr4 suI nob bouquet was ofwhite reei

A H dinii suip rw served J17 UMrcttl-Aiiiontf lItOjilletiS were Mr and Hr Wllllain-Viiruiliya MIS Joi o J lld frI IS Ilang

< A liuwl Jlr sql Sits leortto Vunnuiilit ami Uf f I Jlullls A UVIIKSIMI Sor-iiiau Mr iiiid Mr q jr w Arreik r Mr andJIN J it> Johnson Mr aud Mrn J A Huriuaii-

m5 JjmrlH MfBdTjfo Mr1 Mrs A ltsii111Ir am Sirs J H 1 anil Mrj li-

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of white chrysanthemum The brides-maids

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were Mils Marleu ic Ilottne MissClara Murray 01 Flushing JU1 Rnc lionrlstown Mis IlalnhrldgoHoff nf Wash ¬

ington Miss Kdlth Pottn of Now York antiMiss Emily lucks n sister of the brideThey were all drened In yellow chiffon Prank

I I llounn wo best man Tho ushers wereTownsend Nelson Macy Mart nRogert II W K Potts Mr IU-

It llu li and Frank Klmonds Tho couplestarted on a wedding tour Immediately allotthe wrddlngbroskfatt The presents toohlded-

colacqn In Sanford avenue tho gift ot DrJckl daughter

UJtbO nIIJMiss Ratio Agnes OReilly daughter of Cor ¬

nouns OReilly was married to Joseph DSmyth in St Patricks Cathedral yesterdaymorning by the Rev Father Brady of Lambervllle Now Jersey a cousin of thonuptial mass celebrated by the Rev FatherDaly of tho cathedral parish followed TheRev Charles Kelly woe tho master of cere-

monies The bride was attended by MIssTheresa Harrlron whoso gown was or pinkcrepe and who wora pink crdpo hat trimmedwith pink and carried a bunch otCatharine Mermet roses John Murphy was-best maJohn OBrien John Ouskky Williamo William Tourney Cornelius Fyansand Edward Flanncry wore tbe ushers Thebrides gown wal of white foible trimmed withpoint lace orange blossoms Tho tulle01 was caught with orange blossoms and

only ornament worn was a diamond broochpresented by the brlcsloom Miss ORolllycorniest a bouQuet the valley Awedding breakfast followed at tho home or-

Mr OReilly IU East Fortyfifth street whiChwas attanded by intimate friends ot the I

Jl1lZBD ON ma IICIBA Banshtcr etC Bnttarwortb UnU d to-

Ur Howe of she State DepartmentWAsniNOTow 00t aoMIss Mary Butter

worth daughter GSDButtorworth of Ohiowas today marred to Mr Haughwaltl Howof tho State Tho marriage wasto have been celebrated tomorrow On Fridaylast Mr Howe was taken ill at his roms atthe Metropolitan Club Chambers and hassince grown rapidly worse His mother andstepfather Dr and MrSt John Roosa ofNow York wore Bent for and arrived hero lastnight Mr Howe Is suffering from Inflamma-tory

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rheumatism and pneumonia His Illnesshas very mnch aggravated by distress orben disappointment because of his In-ability

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to keen his wedding engagement to ¬

morrow and when Miss Dutterworth learnedthis fact she proposed that alt formali-ties

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be dispensed with and the weddingceremony take place at once In Mr Howessick room The physicians hold a consulta-tion

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and decided that a weddlnl would be tholiest possible remedy patient MrHowe rcthed the suggestion with a sll ofrelief Accordingly at 3 P M ananxious party assembled In the chamber ofMr Howe and the marriage ceremony wasperformed by the Rev Dr llartlett of the NowYork Avenue Presbyterian Church Thosowho witnessed the ceremony were Mr and MrsRuttorworth Dr and Mrs Stt John Roosn DrA F Magruaor of the navy Mr W E Curtisthe three brothers of the bride Miss Ballardof Chicago and tho daughter ot AttorneyGeneral Miller

XEira OF rUB njHLnoAau

The IonlTl11 New Albany and Chicagoflood to Be Extended cad Improved

Thoro was a special meeting yesterday at 47Broadway of the stockholders of the Luis ¬

yule Now Albany and Chicago tovote upon various proposed extensions andImprovements Out of 0000 shares 30000were represented and Toted unanimously forthe Improvements Ono extension thirtymiles long Is to tap the Brazil coal fields InCook and Clay counties IndIana Anothermore Important place of track will bo the ex-

tension¬

of the Orleans West linden nndFrench Lake road to Evansvllle connectingwith the Louisville and Nashville and openingup a short route to the South The stockhold-ers

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decided also to got terminal property oftheir own In Indianapolis The road now usesthe tracks and depot of the Lake Erie andWOltemIn a report covering the last six monthsPresident Sreyfoeo said that the business oltho road was beyond the capacity ot Its roloistock but It had added 527 new carsnew locomotives Ihad put down OOOo tonsuf new steel rails 600000 ties rebuilt orstrengthened al the bridges and distributedlOMd car of ballastl

The directors were authorized to Issue nowstock or to provide for tho lmproements Inany way they see nt

VicePresident Boyle says that the extensionof tlio Chicago Bt Paul and Kansas City roadfrom Ht Joseph into Kansas City will be com-pleted

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In less than a mouth and that a 10mile extension IntoOmahDlruDa point blowDes Moines wilatter will the road a shorter route forthrough Western business Mr Boyle saysthat the operating expenses of his road are lessthan those of any other rood In tho West be-cause

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of their dllslonDconTorslnl to a com-mon

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centin reaon of thistrains leaving Chicago for Paul andKanas City goober the same tral as far asOolweln then branch oft to north andMouth This II8mlslbe Its of one locomotive-for both the junction Thesame plan works for trains starting ut KansasCity for Chicago and Bt Paul

Thomas Donny a director of tho Bt Paul andDuluth road who has just returned from atwo weeks trip throueu the hortliwost tarsthat the Granger roads are no nearer the set-tlement

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of rate difficulties titan they have boonall summer The trouble wont end untilthe cloie of navigation he said yesterday Inspite of the proposed meeting of Presidents-and managers and thin rate war will bo re-sumed

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next sJrlnt as usual The freight-men realize their managers expectthem to hustle Promotion depends uponIt When there ila a vacancy anywhereit Is oHeied to a man who hIl made areputation for heaping up IrollhtIt Is n question of tonnage notthey dont loaulro whether It was obtained bycutting rates or nol Them is no munov Infreight although IIs running veiy heavyThorn will iicr be stable freight rates In lUeNorthwest until the Granger roads rococnlethat the same lake rates must exist betweenRufTulo and Duluth as liotneen liulTalo andChluiigo then I it Is ODI onethird as farfrom Duluth tl Paul Is from Chicago-to Kt Iaul Duluth roads will Insist ondllTiiibiitlal I

A Chicago despatch says arrangements arelining perfected by tIes Chicago and EasternIlllnoiH for the ronstructlon or a connectinglink between itKroaduintthelligFourllndlan-apulU and Hi Loulu which when completedwill form another good line ChlcuKOand hi Louis a strong trnfTl agreement be-

tween the Chicago and the Eastern Illinoisand the Dig lour having been tanned tor thatpurpose Topeka and bantu Id

just opened a now line between Chicagohal Bt louis In connection with the Jackson-ville

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and Houtbeasurn pnl the Rock Island IsaUogrtitlugrondr to oi upaBt Lout 11for freight truffle in connection with theand Jacksonville-

A mOllnlof stockholders of theChliMO anti Bt C1llnd

Company was blldll Clndnuatl yesterday tut-

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Five Years With tho Congo Cannibals

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In hi preface lo this most Intereitlng Ylol HrWard tell the STORY OX TUB REAR QUA III of theStanley Eipedltlon for tbe Uellef of Emln fnrnlehea new chapter IIn the bllof of Itt lulup411nTb utah of Ibou Uhlnd br Mr It bepushed forward with bla advance rrdthe death oMajor farttalot sad Mr Ward pert In ibe >ailloss of that trying period all matter of profoundulere are given In Ibis rolonje

Herbert Ward book IIs the record ot Ore rri spentwith lb most savage tribes of beta Interior of Africa-It contain manr facts hitherto unknown concerningbe lit euiuima and Mperatllloua of the cannibal

tiLls II shooed with thrllllBg adreoturea au4 tiestory It Will of rlk and dam er ncounterdlu itngplaces aad among wild sal boiUle people U ODe ofrawlastiBf laurnt

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The handsome President ot Hobart CollegeGeneva NY the Rev Dr EllphaletNott Potteris In town for n few days booming his project ofan Episcopal Church Central University BoardRegents Dr Potter IIs a brother of BishopPotter and his career emphasizes at once theproverbial good luck and ability of the famousPotter family In his case the ability IIs asgreat as the luck for the President of Hobartwould probably have made his fortune had ltsadopted a business carenr He would be calleda hustler In the West for be goes abouteverything he takes in hand with a vim and anencrg that almost insures success Beforebecoming the President of Hobart College he-w President of Union College and within thepast few years has boon elected to severalbishoprics all of which ho has declined

Dr Potters present scheme Iis one that willvastly strengthen tho Episcopal Church it it isadopted which now seems very likely It IsIn brier to establish a great central educa-tional

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Board for the Church to be called thoUniversity Board of Regents Eventually thisBoard will consolidate all the denominationalcolleges of the country Into one or more uni-versities

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all degrees being conferred by theUniversity Board

Buttblb Iis not the most Immediate object oftho movement which Is rather to pystcmatlzoand strengthen the future educational systemof the Church It might easily happen thattwo church institutions of learning might hiestablished when they would bo practicallyrivals of each other and so destroy eachothers usefulness The establishment of DrPottorH Hoard would obviate all that Bo alsoIt could aid the cause of education In new ter-ritories

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of schools and colleges The EpiscopalChurchn achievement In its first century oflife says Dr Potter was the establishmentof the episcopate Its achievement in Its sacond century must be tho endowment of edu-cation

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And his denomination apparently agreeswith him In this For the General Conventionhas officially appointed Board of UniversityRegents at his request and Episcopaliansgenerally are taking bold of the matter withgroat enthusiasm Dr Potter has been speak ¬

lag before nearly all the Episcopal Institutionsof learning in the United States during thepast few months and ho teals much encour-aged

¬by the results It Is now decided to hold

a general conference of all the educators ofthe Episcopal Church In this city next Maywhich win not only be a notable gatheringitself but which will probably come to somevery Important decisions regard to tho gen-eral

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subject of education

A Life Sentence for MillerMorris Miller a young colored house painter

recently from Virginia was convicted lastweek In tho General Sessions of murder In tbesecond degree in stabbing James H Millercolored to the hart at 1775 Third avenueearly on tho morning of Feb 16 No motivefor tho stabbing appeared upon the trial butafterward it was understood that tho two menwho lived In tho same house and had beenfriends had quarrelled in tho dark hallway ofthe house about Morris Millers attentions toJames U Millers reputed wife Mllltr8 ar-raigned

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yesterday before Recorder Smyth andAssistant District Attorney Jorom moved forsentence Lawyer Wosterfleld moved for n newtrial and Recorder Smyth denied the motion

Miller said Recorder Smyth 1 do not be-lieve

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that the Appellate Courts will disturb thoverdict of a most intelligent and painstakingjury You were lortunat enough to escapewith your life The evidence In judgmentwould have fully justified verdict of murderIn the first degree lint the jury probably tooktbe view that there was a sudden quarrel inthat dark hallway and that in a passion ofanger and resentment you struck the laInblow Your fate is a terrible otio little lessterrible perhaps than death In tho execu-tioners

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ohslr You ore a young strong man-y t the remainder of your life must be spentwithin the walls nf a prison The law gives meno discretion Your punishment Is absolutelyprescribed I sentence you to Btato prison athard labor for the remainder of your life

To Prevent be Improper Vo or a CourtIIoae

In view of tho use to which the Queencounty Court House was put on Saturdaynight when Mayor Gleusons followers cele-brated

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the Mayors release from jail by hold-Ing a big demonstration in the ourS room theQueens county Board of Supervisors yesterdaypassed a resolution to permit no political fac-tion

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to have tho use or the building except byconsent of the entire Board

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Requiem mu at St Jobni Church Wlllontbby avsear Stayvtatnk today tt lo oclock A H JUl-atlri and friends invited Interment holy CrossCemetery

PIAVEItKAt her Ut horn Bedford ParkOct-Sd Mary Jan Sprott widow Samuel Lloyd yiaveils In her 63lh yea-

rOALLAOUEUOn Tniidty Oct 19 MaggIe Lintla beloved daughter ol John and tb late AnnieOallaiber In the 10th year of her an-

fnntral from hr late riildtnia 803 8th iv onThursday Oct 5 i at 3 r H-

OEIXOn Monday Oct 37 Sarah H Oee wife otWilliam Gee aged 27 year and 8 months

Funeral today at 10 oclock from II spring it New-

ark K J Interment In Uraenwood CemeteryHAVIIANUOu Monday the 27Ih tnit tt 231

East TOth it Haul E suit 20 years and 10 montb-iyonntt daughter of Uarrlet and the let Jonph KIltvlland-

Fnuiral this mornlnr at II oclock from Cornell Me-

morIal Methodist Episcopal Church TOth it and 3d-

av Interment at ByeMOJLBTKLonIi HoliU widow ot rnderlek

hoists very inddtnly tt the residence ot her son203 Laxinllon av-

JEWETTAtbislate residence 423 Weil Jlitiu-en the Z7th IniU at 1030 A U of apocliiy JohnUgbt Jewett In the B9thy < arof his age

ynnartl services will be btld tt the Church of be Mw-Jernil < m3wedenborilanX SItU at between Parkand Lexington ara on Wadneiday morning theUth IniL at 10SO oclock Interment tt Eiyport-N J

At t mMtlnK of the Board of Director of the IrvingNational Bank heldonToeidty Octza IB80 noticewai received ot the death of the PresIdent Mr JohnL Jewell and on motion the following resolutionware nnanlmoutly adopted

Whereas We the Board of Directors of this bankhave received with profound lorrow notice ot thedeath of ear lat President and aaaoclate Mr JohnL Jewett and feeling at we do moat ae nly ourgreat los we desire to give aspreailon to our sIncer and heartfelt appreciation ot hi long andfaithful sonic to this InnltuUon be It therefore

Beiolred That In the death of Mr Jewett who fortwenty four years at Cashier antI Preildent ol thIsbank waa one of IU wlicit eonniilton Whose exceptionat honor Intigrtty and tblllty and uniform-lyI kind anti courteou manner endear hi memoryto ni alL we feel the lou of a warm etraeit andgenial friend antI aSsociate a aUrllng and strictman of affaire with a heart and purse elwaji opento the trouble of others and tender our tloeereit-lympttby to bit family In their sad bereavementand

fiteolred That this Board attend his funeral In abody that these reiolutlon be enticed on the attnate of the bank and that t copy of the same saltsbly niroiMd be forwarded to hli family

GEORGE E SOUrER CaablerSENT Snddenlr on Tuesday Oct 28 tt her late

residence 77 West 10th it Margaret O Kentwife ot-Alonzo f Ken-

tKERIIIOANOn Tuesday Oct 28 Edward n-Kerrigan

Funeral from hla late residence 800 Madison tu onThursday 90th Init at Bi3O A it thence to EtMary Church where a mass of requiem willbcelebrated for hi repose ot hIs soot tt 10 oclockPies omit flower

KINOAt buIlt residence 507But 13thit onWedneiitay Oct 29 lew Jamei P King belovedhusband Mary Conway a natty of the city ot-Pnblln Ireland

BelatlTii and frlendiof the family also Shtildi Posta A It and Veteran Carps oeth RegIment are repectfnlly Invited to attend bU funeral on Fridaytb3litlnit atlF M-

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Belatlrei and friends are Invited lo attend the funeralon Thursday tt I P N from 88 Morton it Inter-ment In Greenwood Cemetery

IAIUIAYVln Parlum tIdal Predrika Murraydauiihtir of Royal 0 sad Aunt Katherine Laidlaw-of dan Franclaeo aged 5 year and II months

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ITONHOn 28 UOO Margaret Lyona-

BelallTei and frIends are Invited to attend the funeralon Thursday at 1 P M from 23 Hubert it Intermeet In Calvary Cemete-

ryHeCAFFEBYOn Monday Oct 271860 Marywife of Michael McCafferj-

Fnneral from her let reildeno 187 Snlllvan it enThursday 30th Init at I P It Belatlru and friendare Invited to atten-

d5ZsOVIIZEin Brooklyn Brldftt Magnlre widowof Thomas Maguire

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terment In Calvary CemeteryNEr > EKIn Paris Oct 27 John O Keierof Kew

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Monday Oct 37 IHPO Charts Stark Newell t greatgreat grandson of den John Start In IlLS 47la year

Funeral servIces at St Anna Troteitnt EpUcopalChurch WeitlSth it andbth tv on Thursday theSOth last tt liSt Interment tt Mount AuburnCemetery

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KANI AIrAt his lat reildence New Scanswick N J Parley Randall aged SJ yeArs

BliUUT At hit late resIdence 44 Waverliy it Jericy City heIghts on Wednesday Oct 29 ISUO Pat-rick r Iteddy

Notice funeral hereafterHOHCBTn Oet lit Ella Boberta aged W years

Belatlrti and friend are Invited U tttend the funeralon Wednesday at I P M from 747 Waahlngton itInterment Calvary Cemetery

BCOTTOn Tuesday Oct 25 Rletnor P eldestdancbier of tbe late William C Seott

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