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THE PLAINS.

The Kansas.Pacifc RailrOad-COId Weather
mt Fort Bcnfoa-Fast Freight Lines to Mon
tam and Idaho.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 20, 1860.
special despatch from Denver City says:-"The
Kansas Pacific Railroad party arrived here this
morning, after inspecting the country between sner
idan and Denver and 1000 miles OF the eastern
base OF the Rocky Mountains, reference 10 the ex-
tension Of the Kansas Pacific Road and Its iutnre
busness.n
Fort Benton, Montana, telegram notices the
arrival there OF party of miners from point 425
miles north, they having been forced to leave on
account OF the actions OF the Backfeet Indians and
the refusal OF the British to sell them provisions
The party, consisting OF nine men, subslsted ten days
on one grouse.
The weather ct Fort Benton is very cold. The
mercury yesterday was ten degrees below zero.
An Omaha despatch says:-"Coonel Hammond
General superintendent OF the Union Pacific Rail
road, to-day contracted with Maurice Creighton a
Elard for fast freight line TO Idaho Montana and
Utah. The new Inc Will open offices in st. Louis
New York, Chicago, Omaha and all other important
points,"
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PENNS YLVANIA.
Romoval Of the High Constable Of PhiIadel-
phia-COntinuation of the Brooks Case.

Rcmovai Of the High Constable Of PhiIadcl-
a-COntinuation of the Brooks Case.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %, 1882
High Constable Clark has been removed by Mayor
Fox. He has been connected with the police fifteen
years. 1t II supposed that the removal grew out OF
his course during the political riot few nights be-
fore the recent election.
Tho Brooks case was resumed this morning.
MI Brooks testified to the facts OF the assault.
nc recognized Morrow rs being IN keenan'5
store previous to the assault, and believed James
Dougnerty to be the man he saw struggling to
ees nt0 the carriage at the door when he reached
IL In pursuit OF his assaiants. on account OF the
olsappearance OF witness for the prosecution tho
court adjourned till Tomorrow Judge Ludlow in
vted the efforts OF the United states authorities and
sne State ana city officers to endeavor TO md this
witness, ana said he would exhaust the power OF
sne cours IN search, and II the witness was in New
Jersey no would request the Governor of that state
70 denver MIN 10 the court. While Mr. Brooks was
glvng MS testimony he was called on by Mr. Mann,
counsel LOT the defence, to STOP for saying III this
cause ID TO be tried by NOISE | can make IA much
noss - you; my lungs haven't been shot.r
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FRANCEs
Tho Radical sReds'' Observation-Disclosures,
In the Legislative Body.

Tho Radical ssReds'' Observation-Disclosures
In the Legislative Body.
PARIS, Oct. 90, 1859.
II Ia asserted thar a number OF Deputies propose
to Introduce law at the next session OF the Corps
Le0isasif to annul the decree OF 1852 confscatlng
the property OF the Orleans Princes.
Tho Furte reports that ultra-radlcals are visiting
the workshops and urging the men to take part In
the demonstration Of the 26th inst.
The Presse says the revolutionary committee in
Paris have warned the workmen in the provinces
that on the 2sth OF the present month there will be
q general uprising in the city.
The radical journals do not approve Of the pro-
posed demonstration.
It Is rumored that Ledru Rollin Felix Pyat, Victor
Hugo Louis Blanc and other extreme radicals VIII
come forward candidates for the Corps Legislatir
In the supplementary elections soon to be held in
Paris.
duel was fought to-day between the Count de
Beaumont and the Duke de,Fitz-James. The latter
was dangerously wounded.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest aud Best Newspaper In tho
Country.

The Cheapest aud Best Newspaper In tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European News BY
the Cable up to the hour OF publication; also Tele-
graphic Dispatches from Cuba Mexico. and other
points. 1t also contains the Current News OF the
Week; the Fashions; Amusements; Facetia; Foreign
intelligence; Scientific, Sporting, Religious and
Literary Intelligence; washington News; obit-
uary Notices; Editorial Articles on the prominent
topics OF the day; Our Agricultural Budget; Re-
views OF the Cattle, Horse Dry Goods and Boot and
Shoe Markets; Financial and Commercial Intelli-
gence and accounts OF all the important and inter
esting events OF the week
TERxs:-sngle subscription 81; Three copies, IS;
Rivecoptes, o.; Ten copies. SIS; single coples ave
cents each. A limited number OF Advertisements IN.
serted In the WHnKLv HnRALp.
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ENGLAND.

Neutral Rights-The Hornet and Alabama.
LONDON Oct %, 1869.
The Standard tory organ, referring to the action
OF the United States preventing the departure OF
lbustering expeditions for Cuba, argues that how
ever excellent the conduct Of the Americans may be
In OBTAINING the steamer Hornet 1t cannot be prac.
ticai example for the future, still less a cause OF
repr0ach for the past. The whole basis on which
the case OF the Alabama rests Is that she was not
such q vessel as the Hornet. We could not have
proceeded against her the Americans have against
the Cuban pirate.
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ILLINOIS,.

Snow Storm in Chicag0-Burning OF the
Rodlnan House mt Rock Island.
CHICAGO, Oct. %, 1869.
The first snow OF the season fell here to-day
Rock Island despatch says the Rodman House
in that city totally destroyed by fire this morn
ing. The house and furniture were valued at
500 O00 and were insured fory$15, 00O as foows:-
Hartford, $4,000; Home, OF New York, S. 600; Secu-
rity, OF New York, $4,000 and the rest In Chicago
cOmDany
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THE CUBAN PRiVATEEa.

Trial of the Officers of the Privateer Cuba.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. %, 1859.
The trial OF the officers OF the steamer Cuba con-
tnued before the United States Commissioner to-day.
and the court adjourned until ten O'Clock tomorrow
The only witness yet examined was Gordon, who
said he belonged to the United States detective
Iorce The defence expect TO be able to invalldate
his testimony. The trial may consume several days.
The sailors and marines Of the Cuba have been
quartered at the Seaman's Home by their officers
and show no disposition TO leave. They have gen.
orally conducted themselves in an orderly manner.
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Cuban Policy Of the Government-The Spu-
rious Seveu-Thirties.

Cuban Policy Of the GOvernment-The Spu-
rious Seven-Thrties.
washington (Oct. 2l) correspondence Baltimore
A careful canvass OF the opinions or the Cabinet
regarding the Cuban question develops the fact
that Secretary Fish and Attorney General Hoar are
the only members who are opposed to a speedy re-
cognltion OF the new republic, and they are only
opposed to 1t on the ground that 1t may compcate
our negotiations with Great Britain relative TO the
Alabama claims. They are earnest sympathzers
with the Cuban cause and II they could devise any
plan by which they would be able to advance II
without prejudice to matters already pending they
would heartily embrace IT,
General Belknap, the new Secretary OF War, ia
known to be ardent friend OF the Cubans as his
predecessor, Secretary RawIins, whose dying words
were almost an earnest appeal to Postmaster Gene
raj Creswe TO use all his influence IN their behalf
General Rawlins had previously prepared a lengthy
statement OF his views on the subject, which in
cluded numerous important Statistics and which he
submitted to the Cabinet. IL Is known that 1t ex-
erted q great influence over the deliberations OF
that body, and II he lived It would doubtless have
finally cuImlnaed ip the recogn ition OF the bellige
rent rights OF the Cespedes government.
This document IS now IN the possession OF Score
tary Fish. IL also contains refutation OF the
forreries perpetrated by the Spanish authorities
winch induced Senator Sumner to make the state
mcnt that Cuoans nave not vet liberated their
Considering all these circumstances, the friends
of cuba here feel confident that the government will
soon develop definite and favorable policy towards
them. They assert, and IL Is generally believed in
Official circles that the assertion Is true, that the
question OF recognition - merely matter OF time
and they believe that VIII occur before Congress
meets.
the statement sent by your correspondent rela.
tive to the spurious eectrotype Issue thirty
bonds has caused some comment. Since my first
telegram | ind the government officers have
received as genuine over 90, 900 OF the spurious
bonds instead OF $1,000. as stated In my para
graph. Cincinnati banker purchased and now
holds 900 OF the spurious Issues The proof ~
complete that bonds were printed from electrotype,
and that fact Is not disputed among those perts
who have thoroughly examined the matter.
ATTIC the victors Belong the spsils,' Is
the great political rule. There patriotic victor
ever, whom the rule does not srtoty apply this
KNOX the Halter of 22 Broadway, OF Futon street.
spos 10 unknown for not his hats
his Last ssuebe perfection OF elegance sys
they going or at rae that
run al Dsxlar2 Nolhsos sUoNs KNOCKS Aanda
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WOUkINGwOmsN's CONVENTION.

BOSTON. Oct ~, 1869.
The sessions OF the Workingwomen's Convention
we're brought to a close tonight. In the afternoon
an organization was formed. to be styled
the Massachusetts Worklngwomens League and
constitution was adopted and officers
especially to unite factory operatives and to
bring them into harmony with other trades organI-
cations OF the state. There was large attendance
this evening. and addresses were made by Mrs
Livermore OF chicago; Mrs. Blackwell lucy Stone)
Miss Jennie Collins, Mrs. Daniels. Mrs Bradley and
others,
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kENTUCK
Arrest Of Bank Robbers.

L0UIsvILLE, Oct. o. 1859.
Some time DUNG September the Peoples Bank OF
Kentucky missed $1,000. No clue was obtained to
the thief until today, when a man named Meador
appeared at the counter with some notes which he
desired exchanged. Suspicion was aroused and
Meador and two confederates. named simmons and
Blakenship were arrested. Upon examining their
persons 81 500 OF the miss ing notes recovered.
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Two or Three Colds In Succession VIII.
with many constitutions securely establish the seeds OF
consumption In the system thus converting ort
nally simple, durable Affection generally fatal
whls ordinary prudence therefore makes tho busnfs Of
to take care OF cold until Ia rid itNei-
gent experiences fortunately presents remesy in r -
JAYNE's EAPECTORANr, thoroughly adapted to rsnovs
speedily all Coughs And Colds and equally eertve In
Sold by all druggists.
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IRELAND.

The State Church Episcopal Congress.
LONDON Oct. 20, 1869.
At large meeting OF the clergy held at
Dublin yesterday. Archbishop Trench presiding, 1t
was decided by large majority That the aity have
the right to decide upon matters OF doctrine aud
discipline.
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AUS TRIA.
ssOr,.er,, Restored In Dnlnnfi

ssOrGer'' Restored i'm Dnlmafia
TRIESTE, Get. o. 1869.
The instruction az Cattaro in Dalmatia has been
suppressed but not without booished. conflict
took place on the arrival of the troops The insur-
gents made desperate resistance, but were totally
defeated. Order is now completely restored.
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CUBA.

Activity OF the Insurgenfs-Rep0rted Slkir-
uishes-Cuban Losses.
HAVANA, Oct. %, 1850.
Small bodies OF rebels have made their appear
ance near Trinidad.
skrmlsh took place between the insurgents ana
Spanish troops IN the Cuatro Villas district, during
which six OF the insurgents were killed.
In the Serras Nueyas district small engagement
took place between :the spanlards and Cubans,
during which the Cubans lost seven killed.
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FALMOUTH Oct 22-Evening.
The ship Athlete, Captain Robertson, which sailed
from New York September 10 for Antwerp, was
abandoned at sea- All hands were saved and landed
ct this port to-day.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. o. 1869.
The Jonathan Godfrey has arrived at Cardiff leak
lnQ.
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Amdavit Made that Ninety-dve out Of Ono
hundred OF all taking DIR. FILTERS VEGETABLE
RHEUMATIC REMEDY are permanently cured
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EGYPT.

The Empress of France I'm Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. %, 1862
The Empress Eugene arrived here from Constan-
elnople al u late hour last evening.
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A.-Cnnada Malt Scotch Whiskey, Fully
equal purity and strength of flavor the imported article
at about half the price, c. j. MURPHY l09 Pearl
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A.-The Missisqu0i Spring Water VIII
positively diseases OF the kidneys and all impurities OF
the blood Fol sale by druggists everywhere eau OF SEND
for new pamphlets, at depot j. +. HENRY, No oCoaege
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At Everdelrs, 3O2 Broadway, Wedding
and Visiting Cards. the stylish in the also elegsns
IntIaled Note Papers, French and English.
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ssTberc Is n Land of Pure Delight,
Where Saints immortal reign.
Innnite day excludes tho night
And pleasures Danish paip"
This line 10 fully realized at the COTTON Deafaa
Rooms, ~ Cooper Institute
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A.-Weather Strips Exclude Cold, Wind
Dust. sc. ROEBUCK BROS. IS Fulton street, New York
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Test the vi ,rits

Test the vi srits
OF aCHERRY PICTORIAL rROCHES"
for Colds Bronchitis Superior 20 all oAewp
paaabe, which cannot be Aad OF those hosriby
tasting brown things.
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,,a WI ~ OF Cheer Tor Young Ne n, Who, Hav-
ssn 80 sealed letter envelopes tree so charge Address
apWARo AsSoGIArIuN box Z. Phy .deiphiN' Pa
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Cure for Rupture.-Dr. Sherman's Appli-
ance and Compound guarantee For pamphlets OF photo
graphic kenessas OF before and after with other
Information, mailed TO address receipt Of 10 conA
Office W. Broadway.
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A New ParIor Match.-No. Park Place.
ONCE New York Match Company. Single gross desiv-
ered 49,
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Wreck of the Sierra Misunderstanding of
n Steamer In the Columbia River-CniifOr-
mia EiectiOns-A Democratic VictOry-C0m-
mcncement OF the Rainy Season.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct q, 1859.
The passengers and crew or the wrecked steamer
Sierra Nevada arrived here to-day on the steamer
Senator. Governor Wood and wife, OF Illinois, were
among the passengers, forty-two OF whom were
compelled TO spend night on the sea in small boats.
The treasure and papers were saved but the pas
sengers lost all their effects.
To-day being the anniversary OF the great earth
quake the newspapers have comments on the sub
Ject.
The steamboat, Forty-Nine sunk above Fort Col
vile. In the Columbia river, and 10 total loss.
:, The election yesterday resulted IN the choice OF
Mr. KSGr for Judge Of the
and republican, Judge Of the Twelfth, u. ID. Sawyer
democrat Police Judge OF San Francisco.
for Crockett democrat, supported also BY
the independently, =, S,lsl, and Ior Wallace
light only 49, 500 being cast owing to the rain there
was general apathy In the judicial election, and
nothing definite had been received. The returns
from the interior are favorable to the democrats.
The election OF J. b. Crockett and William I. Wal
lace tdemocrats) for the Supreme Court Is con-
coded.
The work on the Sutro tunnel was inaugurated on
the 10Th OF October heavy rain and snow storm
interfered with the ceremonies.
1t has been raining for three days, and the tele-
graph lines are out OF order.
Salutes In respect TO the memory OF Franklin
to-day
Flour is IN good demand at 81 rs a IS 80. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Legal tenders 1914.
Discovery of Tin Mines in CaIifOrnia-Death
OF the Secretary OF Arizonn-Murder Of
General Stone by the Indians.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. %, 1885,
New tin deposits have been discovered in the
coast range Of mountains in Los Angeles county.
The Washington Territory Legislature is again In
session. The return OF q member from Alaska made
n quorum IN the Legislature and votes enough to de-
feat the seceders
Arizona advices to October 5 have been received
Colonel Carter the Secretary OF the Territory is
dead.
General Stone the superintendent OF the Apache
mine. was Killed by the Indians.
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Royal Havana Loffery.-Prizes Paid in Gold
furnished The highest paid for Doboonn
ndail kinds of Gold and Silver
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AZ Genin's Former superintendent, D'Anc0-
MAS 81 Sixth avenue-ats Furs and Fur Alterations &C
% per cent below Broadway prices.
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A.-Whence this CommotiOn the Country
through What's the matter Is the circle squared The
longitude asceranedr The wnteng place Of the swallows
found? The pin problem sovedy No. These questions
main open pure Transparent fluid has been introduced
which Inevitably brings back the natural color to har
without danger inconvenience. II ia called PHALON6
vITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, and 10
driving all the muddy, sushy coorers "dycs &C., out Of
existence That's what's
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &c.s, Executed
with neaness quckness and DESPATCH tweniyhye per cent
cheaper other printing essbshuent In the cIs
at tie METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT97 Nassau street.
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Plaid, Check and Striped SHIFTS,
Gents, Boys. Yonths' and Children'as
BROkAW BROTHERS, opposite Cooper fnslutps
and So Lafayette place
Largest store OF the kind In this cy
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Watches aud Jewelry Repaired,
BY hrs class xorlxmeu. GEO. G. ALLBN as Rroaaw.x
one door below yana street. and i3 .ay betweyu
twenty sevsrAA and Twenty eighth streets ~ $1,000
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All the New Styles of Gents Hats mt vail'ss
Hl Fulton street.
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All Varieties Kidney Disease Radically
Hours from 10 till 4.
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Before You Turn All Gray Consult Dr.
GRAHDJEAE, the only man. who prevents badness and
gray hair Aston place.
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Buckskin Shirts anf Observation-Disclosures
preventive for Rheumatism, manufactured by n.
HEALEY, 663 Broadway, opposite Bond street.
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Gouraud,s Oriental Cream, 81 so Per. Bot
ls Bond street. late Of <5s Broadway and druggists
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A.-Usc the Egyptian Hair COIOring and
no other article Contains filthy SEDIMENT leaves
stain free from posons the only safe eecua prepa-
ration used Try and be convinced Depot So Vesey street
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Neglected Coughs and CoIds.-Few arc
aware of the Importance of checking cough or "com
cold" in its first That which in the beginning
would yield to mild remedy II neglected rsys
the lungs. BROWNS CEREMONIAL TRoCHES,"
Cough Lo3snges, afford instant relief
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Dnvid's Fall Style Of Gentlemen's Hats
ut $685. Broadway, Duane street.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best in tho
world The only perfect dye harmless. reliable nstanta-
neous. Factory Is Bond street
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A.-7Ials
for
Gentlemen,
Boys and Youths,
for every season
and every OCCASION.
WARNOCK Il co, Hatters.
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Rheumatic Sufferer Wastes His Money
nmens electricity external applications, preparations OF
iodde poassa colchlcum de- which produce but
temporary relief while permanent warranted by
legal agreement stated limited quantity Of DIR. FILTERS
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY, or amount paid
funded less five per cent?. Depot 7O4 Broadway Com
munoations answered.
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Established in 1SOO-The HIetrOp0lifaa Job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
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TBLEGRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The Probabilities of a Throne
i'm Spain.
MONTPENSIER THE COMING MAN.
ccccc-ccccccccccc~
Defeat Of Andrew Johnson for the Ten
nessee Senatorshp.
SPAIN.
The Thraae Question-The Country More
TranqnH>
MADRID. Oct. 90. 1859.
Tho indications now are that the Duke OF Mont
pensier will be the successful candidate for the throne
OF Spain.
Tho country Is generally tranquil.
Senior Orense. the celebratea republican leader In
the COrtes. has been arrested.
Advocacy of Observation-Disclosures Privi-
lege.
MADRID, Oct. 90 1869.
The press strongly urges the immediate election OF
king. and suggests the elevation OF Espartero to
the throne for life and the designation of the Duke
OF Genoa rs his successor.
In tbe Corres, the question Of ordering elections
for Deputies to supply the places OF those who
Joined the insurgents Is now under consideration.
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Furniture COyerings.-New 1870 Styles,
Speciaties Wholesale retail at the curtain store Of
g. L. J. B. kelly l. co, AT Broadway, near Howard
street. Furniture store Sol Broadway, Amy street.
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For First Class Printing OF Every Descrip-
tIon 90 to the Metropolitan job Printing EstsbshmsnlH