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BOTTOM FtCrs REQUIRED.
The Ring DOcumcnts Coming out Conssrni ne
The iIempstead ReserYoir.

Corporation Counsel DE Witt applied TO
the BfooklJn Board OF city " orhs yesterday
for maps of the Hampstead reservoir, showing
the original surface. tho lnal grades adopted.
and tho present state Of tue work He asked,
also, for the monthly estimates Of chief En-
eiueor Adams. All Of which WAS necessary 20
contest the suit OF Kingsley and keouey against
the city for $i4~iUl. Gen. Slurun. the PRIEST
dent. iu speaking to Col. Adams Of tue request,
sad mat tie Corporation Counsel must not hH
forced to say ia court mat he htd been deprived
OF the Use Of the papers. Wnilc the paid officers
of the City wer' usiAg them In behalf Of the
contractors VINO were SUNG the ClN. Cot.
Adams, who WIS the engineer during the pro-
gress OF the JOB, refused to allow Engineer Nc
Elr1y, who han been employed rs an expert, TO
20 over the c-tlmatc-, aud ou lhure Lay OF last
week had forDibI taken thrm from Mr. Me
ElrOV, whom hp regards 40 "A professional rival.
lie sad TO q 20. SiOcuu; " 1 can't 20 into the
room whore McElruy is, after the course he hHs
taken Wi IN ~. ! cam recognize the man. Ho
has lost caste ma the Profession The Connie
sioutr- informed MIR. Adams tuat nc must sink
his personal objection, beneath bis duty to tho
city. Gen. lrum SAID That Nr. NcElruy ok
pccted To- prove, pY the ornuul estimates at tho
work done on the reservoir, tnAt there Il dit-
iertn e between them ami the esd NHtes PAT un
me- ON winch Inc contractors received tier
money, thus showing fraud Col. Adams ar
length gave NJ th" estimates, and the board ia
strucfcd MIN - furnish all other documents
asked tor. lie comnlaned thh the expert en-
plJyed meant TO ialsifN me- records.
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MIR. Robinson on hi. Nomination.

ALBANY, sept. 13.-Thc Hon. Luoius
Robinson received news Of his nomination this
afternoon while at his duties IN the Comp
trollers ONCE. The first despatch was followed
by large number congratulatlne him upon his
nomination. In conversation with your CORE
spondent soon afterward MIR. Robinson said
that he would write short letter Of acceptance
Gs soon as formal notice OF his nomination was
received. lie did not believe that the presence
Of so pronounced liberal as Mr.. Dorsheimer
upon the ticket with himself would influence
the votes Of Democrats against the ticket "
they fully comprehended his position uurinR
the war. He had been nominated bv Union
meeting, irrespective Of polii =, IN 1901 anu hau
been elected by 10000 majority: Two years
later his denomination seemed to be demanded
by the people aud he had consented to run
upon the same tickle, but In 1855, the war being
ended, he mad seen no further cause for merg-
ing tn political principles Of the two parties
and hadIrenew wed his relations with the Democ-
racy, remaining steadily with that party ever
since. lie thought the chances OF election
were excellent and should certainly throw his
whole soul into the canvass
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THE TICKET COMPLETED.
THE NON. LUCIUS ROBINSON NOMi-
MATED ron GOVERNOR.
uorat,o seymour at the Head Of the tlec-
tor.I Ticket rho Harmonious A'uon "
the Democratic Convention Ready Tor u"
active aud Aggressive tnll Campaign


uornt,o seymour NJ the Head Of the rec
tav,I Ticket rho Harmonious Aft"n OF
80 democratic Convention Ready Tor ""
Ac,,xc and Aggressive tall Cnmpsi.n'
s,nArooA. Sept. t3.-Evcrything mas
ma on unite AZ harmcn.ou-N "a the most
ardent friend q success at the polls III N'NV"-
her could have expected. Few iact- VIII Sho"
wbot the action of the Convention really mems
An the votes cast on the roll call Tor every eau
dtdate except Potter would have been cast lor
poninson had they been necessary TO nominate
him, Indeed, before the precise result OF tue
ballot was announced there were chahees
.nough from minor candidates TO hobinson 10
have given him more than two-thirds OF the
whole vote. But It WAS insisted that the vote
.Ao,,a he announced by the Secretary exactly
AZ II WAS originally cast, without counting these
o,anges II was ann ounced in this manner, and
A. appeared that Robinson had received bare
majority. but by counting the changes, which In
reality had been previously made. he In fact got
about two thirds on the ntst and only ballot.
Una motion TO make the nomination unanimous
came from leading supporters OF all the minor
candidates and especially from the friends OF
Mr. Potter Indeed, there was a wish from all
quarters to get the floor to make this motion.
Tammany and Anti rammony pushed hard TO
be fret In the agreeable work; 40 did the sup
, porters OF Potter. schoonmaker, starbuck' and
the rest in the rural districts. fhe motion TO
make the nomination unanimous oy acclaim
ton went through with great enthusiasm
The opinion that Mr.. Robinson will make
very strong candidate is universal among those
who we're determined to support Democratic
ticket In any form. There is little soreness In
Afew Of this class, but 1t will soon PASS away.
For every so-callsd Democratic vote which Rob
lnson may lose he will get two from Independ-
ants and Liberals whom no other Democratic
candidate could obtain. 1t Is felt that the
blunders of two weeks ago will do no harm at
all. and that the Democracy have safely uded
their ship over the breakers, or that II has now
reached the open sea. The reports from all parts
of the State are encouraging to the Democrats.
The only complaint Is that the campaign has
thus far been too languId. There Is a general
feeling among the delegates and outsiders here
that the state and national committees ought
now to AXE hold OF the work In this state with
al the vleor they can command. The demand
Is for an open aud aggressive canvass from thii
nme until the election.
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CORRhSrONDENrs .INswERED.

K.-rhs Centennial is announced 70 close
on nov A..
Mort R-You can, probably, get what you
want hut NOT rciore election.
A. S.-Your father having been nafurliized
before were uf ace you are entitled to vote with
ON bcns uaturtlHcd yuur-elf
B. kiernan.-You can ger a new cert iAcate by
RupNiug t. the court where procured the uid one
aud showlus he partially destroyed pai'fs.
+, II THE quickest mlle eVor ma .e hy run
Mug horse Ia the United States was py archer, at
Lexington, XIV, MAY H. lS51. IiiAe, l.ilA
nun who moves out Of tho state for the
purpose Of takinR up his residence IN another state
iuscs his vote mere, aud onh recover II ~ living
here one year,
NJ K-Ynu do not need your fathers papers.
Your citizenship does NOT depend ON them You lave
the right g. vote as any native born man. without
showing any papers.
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FAST MAIL TRAINS.
A Man who Don't Believe in Arbitration
Col. Tom SCOTS Oner.


Mr.. w. II. Vanderbilt said to the Com
mission on Railway Postal Service yesterday
that his company, the New York Central would
never have started the fast mail trains had lie
not been induced to believe that tue arrange
ment would be permanent. lie had furnished
twenty cars aud expended 100000 In the ser
vice. when Congress refused to comply with
the terms he offered he was compelled to with
draw the cars Even n the reduction OF ten per
cent had not been made bv Congress, he would
not have continued tn fast IA II trains without
additional CONT en-a'ton. lie II wiling To run
a fast mail Of four postal cars NJ speed Of forty
miles aud upward for ten mills yer linear foot
yer car "a mile. lie would agree 20 a sliding
schedule for postal service, Regulated bY the
rate OF speed from twenty-hve miles upward.
lie said that the fairest way for both the Cow
eminent ami the n tIwLy- to regulate the com
peasation WAS ty speed and space. with MAXI
mum weight flr each car " We ncsrr expect
ne added, - Eet a- mucn rom the Govern
uicnt as from oth,rs. and would do this service
for the Governments on special trains Tor less
than fOr woody else. not eveh excepting the
express rutnuanie- When cars have attained a
speed OF twenty-five miles an hour. then any
increase Of speed should command "A cor
responding Increase ~ paw"
When asked il he would be willing to have
the fostmasi cr-Geucril tx "a sch edule Of prices
ana select the tains for postal service. the
terms u not agreed up"n' 10 he submitted 10 a
boSrd OF arbitrator appointed hv the United
states supreme Iurt. ue answered
" prefer To attend to nay own business. II
Will be time enough to arDttate wnen there l.
something to artitfate upon. In the me milne
! think this commission should ue able TO regu-
late this whole muttcr rs recommending to
Congress a basis Of cOmVCns ton that will be
satisfactory like to the pubic and the rail
wiNs / have done EVERYTHING m NV power a.
bring about fast mails and shall certainly
throw ~ obstruction ia the way q tn r re
sumption. All u-a }, such conpenSatiOn as
VIII furnish small profit above cost"
COT. homas scott OF the PENNSYLVANIA Rail
way offers 10 run the fast mails al the same
rate. ten mills per hnear loot per car per m le.
Mr Jcwett ftbe Erie Railway VIII appear be
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state bonds we're dull ana quiet. We note sales OF
VI slnH DE-. ola. 40 go Lousiins Z, consolidated 551
auu Icuutss d. new series at A. Railroad s,curlles
rejected lair trade Win the principal transactions -
follows: CHESAPEAKE aud ONO lists. coupon ou. ~ n
American Dock IMPROVEMENT COMPANY ~. 90; vi
Nauhee and It Paul l,s La Crosse aNlslon lU2 024;
Milwaukee aud 81. Paul and W. division, ptip, Morris
and ts,rN lists, cuu-Odated lWr4Aluo Erie lst nuri-
ga.' 100 Michigan southern, ,inN ~ lund, lUA all ;
Michigan eu RAJ H. lO2is C. ira Patinr gold bonds,
llne. tripn Pacirc. sihkins tund. Oh Chicago aud
NorhWrsfcrn suklug fuud, lu3i chicago R0ck Island
sud Pacific - lOJe New jersey Central, convertible
~, Chicago, burlington ana Qln,y s.. us New Jcr-
seY Central l-ts new, lOie Sew jersey Central lets
con, olidstcd sd'pcss5S Morris AID sex l-t mort
&C. lltlp; Morris .ul Essex d N rtgt4r. Iu2 Nor
n, aud ICES o., "a HS Ere sd NOR gag, lup, Cedar
Pa ami MINI. lat MORTGAGE, 80; North Missouri 1T
mortgage yNlAGnsil, OtAtral Pdclut 1t mortgage.
California ana Ofc-un 1ranch nii4i Western P4cihc
bonds, lnl; Alton and Icrrr "A ue l-is lN1is Ntsttfu
Union Telegram coupons. 1900. iu1tp. luun ra,lnc
lsi NOR gaze lOi. 1904 De aware M Hudson CHual
OuupAnf. da, NCN On Central AMI iiu Icon iycr, lJd.
The opening highest lowest, ana A.. Nj. ca slls
pilcts OF stocAs tO-uaS we're;
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the DIVIDAD HOUSB.
Anti-Custom House Republicans Demanding
share of the Onicc-.

The committee appointed 10y the Ropub-
lie IA state Committee to consider the feasibility
Of reconclling the differences existing between
the Custom House and Anu-Custom House Re-
pubhcans Of this city heard, yesterday, Mr. FL
wood L. Ihorne, the representative u the indie
pendeut Republicans aud the Republican Reform
lup Mr.. Thorne rsked that the lndei endent
Reput llctns Wilht be permitted 10 participate ia
the election N dceg lte~ TO the Custom House Re
publican DunY ntiou- for me nomination Of cans
didutts ftr G. uEress, Assembly, and city and
county Offices. the committee will submit Mr.
Thorue'- quest to the state Committee. Mr..
/ orne believes that his request will be granted.
Sic beers ot the Anu-Cu-tOm House party thlnN
that tie 81 inns ol the independents viii not he
rec gulIed Do, the leader. Of the & .Istom Huuse
party. Ihs Independents threaten To nominate
less thr Custom House party accodez T. tAeir
demands.
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not allow himself to be outdone In generosity even BY
John Reilly simply second the motion With this un-
dertanding that whenever Mr.. est hears OF the ac
lion OF the Convention. n he should see NJ TO decline
the nomination. that the State Committee should put
Mr.. Kelly 90 10 HE stead. Applause and cries OF
"QuestiOn."I
Mr. Kelys motion was then adopted, and the
name Of Mr. seymour was substituted Tor that
of MIR. Kelly as electOr at large.
on motion Of Mr.. 4. j. Cam pbell OF New YORK
tho following named gentlemen we're appointed
A committee to notify MIR. Robinson OF his nOm-
nation John Kelly, Thomas Kinselii. Calvin
Frost. u. Magoue, Jr., X. w. Peckham, 7. y.
mpbell, ID. ID. Halliday. Wm. Purcell, 4. W.
G.. mberlain, and James McQunde.
The Convention then ad iOurned sine die. with
three cheers Tor Lucius Robinson.
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DIED.

Of Washington Alexander, aged 80 YEAR,. II months
Inc relatives and friends Of NE family, also tho
1hapief, SO. al Il. AN. ana Morton commSndesTy,
rom at Peeaec tx Nh IAN Amy Harlem Lee on
tTdiay Pm IN, at o'cocS r. NJ, ,..,. ,...,,..
u John and Annie DUN, aged years, month, anu
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
ten the funeral from III Union ,Miiamsburgh, on
GAMBLE Suddenly. Monday sept IL, is7e
J9mn canine, ia inc uull year ui Lis axe.
to attend tue funeral rom his late resdence $50 Union
HUlsf2 suidcni, ia i foa.s, sept 10, 1916 Mary
Miaer Eife Of Sn,re' llur,t
tno funeral from the c.icnce OF her father 10
KELLI.-A solemn r qli,in mas Cnonlh's MIND
VI BE- offered if tne t'1se 81 ne soul Of the lae
captou, iith si near ~. \. On Friday. 18Th inst at
kELlN -On sept ~, Mr.. Fanay Kelly, IN the 18th
Inc funeral Viii take pace on Frioay Sent. 10 from
tho re- d,ure ot her ,un.l-i,, john pundow si3 q
sS atic rl t oee '' '''''"' ''''''
IlfIrrfr, n u.f
linn. 6u lu,d0, sct 70 George 3. Lcth.
ptute-. aged Is years.
ua soa " '.' OF 90 d llsa sf1Ds s f ga
ay Oh Ta1s y : ptlia.la.o..ri H. Initr@Sa I
20 Grc.lNo % .I...IDtE.
Mulh o. lo .y ~rp ie alter a hort out
sNe"c u uc-- 80 r-Irff l..i native q tne county
Lon fa J.. %. 5000. .I ."t h.... Jour q H rag.
lnc relatives ana lne4..- ~ .ie nS, also those
OF herr -Nu, i.luts !. I respectfully invited TO
attend Dgr ia.cr' iom neg ' 'iGenee, 657 50 av..
Newport H. T., ,ru,i q uut. Pa, and san Fran
ROSS sud can. ou su.d :, sent 10 John Ross Of
Ap ia ," nm if r. n' %, ". ]. Al qFr,,lrn Nv
BIO syn, on llnr. day. So, ll.at O. T. VI.
scgl II. tiz,1e!o w'ieCo. ol J'm.' selgG[t ,,n'
"a from her late s',ace' ou thursday ahernoou.
i'fqi NN,NESEA' sent, IL Frank Humans,
ltGn VIII arrive at P.vona r.--yl' 90 oclocK
/ at N q
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live Stock Nlnrknf.

. NEW YORK, Wednesday, Sept. 13.-Receipts Of
s.4p3 since Monday. against 1858 for the same time
last week Prices further declined about Nc n ana
the market was slow at Slx@10jtc n for common 10
extra native steers and 7fsSAc to dress IS ns for
Cherokee cattle. - -
Receipts Of sheen and lamb. were SO car loads. or
62p5 lead, making O75 since MONDAY, against III $50
for the correspondlng time last week. Sheep were
about steady at 4Aa59lc. n Lamb were a shade
weaker and closed duh at 5ISd6ISc n. for ordinary
to prime lots.
Receipts OF hogs were 80 car loads. or 4,s35 head
making 6O51 since Monday against 6711 for the sams
time ast week Sales, alive, Include 1888 Ohio hogs 1s1
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4 LIDELT RAILROAD MEETING.
MIR. Garrison and the stockholders of the
Missouri Pacific.

At meeting OF the committee of stock
holders Of the Pacific Railroad Of Missouri Com
pany ON sept. :, Mr. George X. Fearing intro
duced the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted
where's, Mr. {. + Garrison has sent AtelegrAn to
M. - which ihe following Is copy
10 y 4. Co'cirsy, Chairman.
ori "a Dsrees.ed he he T (, for The
t,aW"S NOR, than intended paying ociure eaNius the
cit Ini- ~ coar.g, re.ieyrs ne from AL MoTai or
e sSi S'oH to the ''''NAod'5 sn ri 6Sa'
Which telegram we understand to mean tnlt he CGar
made 10y hun therefore
Resoirsd That will resist said decree OF foreelo
aAd tAc made tncrcuut,r ~ all r. al prop
,r means to tue hest VI our ability tuat we viii ai
ir,mr Court of the uu TED Safes Tor rcdres. our
sreva.c,- that Mewi continue the troseculign 81 te
". the Paclac k road and Andrew Pl,rce aud on er
.uii BOW pcnlls In thr Circuit Cour, Of Tie Guided
States Eastern District OF Missouri
The Chairman was then directed TO send. and
did send the following telegram To- MI Garrison {:
We DO MT hclese Pierce can make his hl good with
ens I'St ue We 'AP' S SIS1ut o II T'H
Aher which the following telegram was re.
c,Ned.
IONA. CoWpRry. CHAIRMAN / nave 10 say that /
oid ON ihe roaG t'.upu hote IMAM originally -,
.h, Of o,n,r. y, po.,lgu A. eyer 2ae ~ e l9u,
c.wnnet ".H-l nr, teiqsn. ." a,,'dg o. M Ter. p.
lhs teal am,g thr sac nave been solicited Go take
the control and mHutgrucu uf the road hY per
here and the Judges ~ the COuuD Court have lie.
] cidri that tnrY Wahr rO further tuu upon mr. I
must -, rat nave done hl 100 my power 60 carry uut
J. uY nri+iual sChrut, ana Whatever HrWug Wcnt may
max Win tir present purchtserr a. is Uut ma NY
power to aid ia any further. {. h. GAAKlslN.
To which the following reply was sent;
! c n Garrison. ~ LoUp.
NEW YonK. sept p-we VIII insist that You keep
yout u.r,,ucut Nlih u.s. "a looAs very much 4iAe cJi'
"a. CoWDRET, Chairman.
Mr. Garrison answered
81, Louis pc. ~ -FOUR telegram received II, im'
! putntuu h. Nutfuf Il thr miud ~ tNr uIu who l.
/ ccvedif await cneerfuly any action you may dccm
] uruucr 10 take. { h. AARltlruS.
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At Democratic headquarters, last ,yruIug. Mr..
j. II Shepherd told nov Name Ms Carried ~ ll.int
worked and talked nnd ufllu.rl for tine Republican
candidates a. Que pooling pace go Au-lsn. l.r iHru
employed M the granite WNrt- "a rN Io To- vote fhr
iaiur .lCAct leaN, aud tdnc tIkru Win urutr-f
and cea-rlessue,s miraculuu, lu uau Nhu mad r Il
L. De 50 sick during tue invest CATION uf as corrupt
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WEDNESDAY. Sept. 10 FLOUR ANp MEAL
There was an active and general demand Tor Hour upon
which some inrtner advance IN prices was olshs9
We quote state and Western eupernnr. 90 ti.toi
extra state &c, ti.S5@yblai Western sprlng w,gat
extras, a. S0Cst5 10 do. and Ky t52o gtnl' 40
patent, 80 7aSts.5Oi city shpmng extra; 20 g. ,
Southern shipping extras. t525@td2S. Corn meal
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Comic Opera at the Grand Opera House,

The o ties Come Ooera COMPANY are rehears-
NIX for their next weeks performance at the Grand
Opeu, Hou,e. some three years sMce this troupe
vas here, ana is oong, VIII nave Kind Of novelty.
IIIt OF admission viii pe low, to mt inc times
Inc nr-t rrurrsrutitlun VIII he that Of Madam An.
Rot's CAllg aLd val be gwen next Monday evening.
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AILEN-HENDBIX.-O Tuesday. Sept. ~ 1870 1t
Christ ClurrI, BrUoAyu. r, D. ny the Rev A. II. FAR
fridge, George t. Al en o, Boston to Florence W len
DIRK stcpuIu-hter OF :. T. con- ESD Of BROOKLYN.
PAlIis III bOis AT flshk 10 Ou-the- Hudson. sept.
1876. hy The Rev charles " rits, Edward l.. Parry
to Mary L., daughter OF The late Charles Du BOls.
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Arrixcd-wKpNKsnAY. Sc

Arrived-wKDNKsDAY, Sept. 13.
s.. New Orleans, Dearborn. New orleans Sept. 7.
s.. Albemarle. Gibbs, Lewes, Del.
bs. Ethiopia, Craig, Glasgow Sept 2, and Neville 3.
- IS. Pommerahia, schwensen, Hamburg Aug 80, vie
Hnvre Sept. 2.
S. New YORK, Quick. New Orleans Sept. 2.
S.. san Salvad T. Nick rsOn. savannah Sept. o.
s.. Eleanora. johnson, Portland.
IS. Pioneer Wakply, PM lade phia.
-. Columbus Reed, Havana, Sept o.
S.. state OF Indiana Glag Sept. 1. and Larne 50.
Bark Flash Light, Car 1, Little Glaze Bay.
Also the usual river md cOastwis' vessels.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

| MINIATURE ALMASAC-THIs DAY.
sun rises. 40 sun sets..... ii Moon rises. 40
| mon WATER-ruIs DAY.
Sandy Hook 4 90 Gov Island. az Hell Gate. W
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Large stock at greatly reduced prices. Bro
Kaw bruihers, Fourth avenue opposite Cooper lnsu-
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Monthly payments taken for furniture, car
pets, ana beading, At COwperthwalrs. 100 and LOT
Chatham street.
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TuE WEEKLY Sun
FROM NOW TILL AFTER TIE PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID. TO ANY Address THROUGHOUT
the UNITED STATES.
no CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE 1T.
Address The sun, n. Y. City.
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Monell's Teething Cordial luis the infant into
Ahe.lthfol sleep. Price " c9nls a b0tue.-Ad1,
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Practical Remedy. The SIX Elastic Truss. sold
only 10y The Elastic Truss Company, 6o5 Broadway,
cures fuDturc.
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Like oil upon troubled waters Is the influence
OF ilales Honey OF HOrehound and Far upon cold.
Pixies t0othache drops cure Ia Que minute.-Adp.
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Dyeing md Cieuniug.-New York Dyeiny and
Duane a.. 75s Broaiway 90 Sin av.. Scw YORK 1913
los Perrepont ST. BrOokyn Established o. years.
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LoNNL HAVANA LOTTERY.


wnl he drawn on sept. Is Prizes clshed; orders
Llcd. tulor.ntt ion tlru slri ire.
l,l Lof "a CO.,. NtINrrs
No.u wan S.. ~
s3.sO WORTH 80. Fu style Gents SIX HAT
Fine DERBY and soft hats. 10 New Church St. up stars
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MIRRIID.

The defects in the old Elastic Truss are
RENE died IN POMEROYs. Piice e.. 7id Bro away.
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Are YOU Costivet

If 40, be careful OF disease. Avoid IL by TAX
ing QuirA's Irish Tea Price 20 cents.-Adp.
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Business ilotltes.

-------e--e------- -
Card.-To the Kuptured.
DO not be deceived. DR.. ;. y. MARSH, inventor Of
the celebrated Radical Cure Truss has not opened an
office up town, no connections whatever with
any uptown concern. may ne consulted only at my
Old Office, Nesey St., Aston House. 3. v. MARSH.
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A Card

TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.
KNOX's FALL HAT READY,
PIC Broadway and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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81. Iotls ?. pc. a-lour telegram received. It. lm.
rutaton IL Nurfht Il tnc mind ~ tne uin who r n-
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A Card.-To the Ruptured.