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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
REDUCING NEHSP4PER Prices.

YORK Correspondence The Waterbury Comm american
An important event, aud what VIII probably
Prove gr, ul5aAe with one OF he wcu-AnOWu journals
Printing House Square, occurred during the past
IL. For some tme II mai been cOItemplttc by HE
II,BUNE As DcauOn to make reduction 10
,n bearing upon The eiec OF suc reduction was care
g. y gc l,sed ma while II proven That the prof
B OF pub .uing such sul error newspaper as lHt
iBINK would scarcely warrant such step To De
TAX aud il Justice Ia tie stOckuOders, II was Concluded
thar the reduction would b. made at early Gay.
Wnether The Times Association heard that this
step about TO De takop Tie community - siarro
ON Tuesday Dy the announcement tuaL me It1teS
n ID rtdacpd IT'S price 30 per cnt. It has Dten
known Tor some tine tu1t The Times saw the ne
c-.ity for Increasing It's clrcuatpn ana tnaJ It's rcal
competitor feared among the better ana more IN
elll&eut css read Is was The TRIBUNE, hence, II
was supp ,sed, t the sudden aeon OF Ihe inns was
int nd 10 fOre-tal the cntucc, wuich TIE Tribune
would i sui Ttucr Wublng oyer tue suDscilDefs
Of tna pa per as well Of of the Otner New OrA
il was believed would be followed by the
reduction IN tne price OF The HeF0td 10 Z
cents, and OF The san II sur 10 l cent eacD, ana,
though thi5 resale yt' followed II j. known lhat
Tue reduc ION Ia price OF paper not been 30 great
as to warrant the reduction tn mas Oceu nte IN inc
price Oi IRIBt NJ and Tunes. the managers OF
lie former declare thal Wall stHl continue as
tne "leddng American newspaper be rs care
fully euited the news carefully rejected. and
ZION Ii IL "a JOseDn Ntdl. EdltOr Of The Chic0g0
Tribune remarked Tat the stockholders VIII suur tne
loss, ne employees Will have to work M harder, aud tie
puDlc will scarcely appreciate tue differ nee III the
price OF their papers II the pubic Iuily upGer-
stood the present cost the ncr ang cost IN jour
uasn they would tniuk OF asking fOl The reduction
which must nee sslty extend 10 the newspapers
generally throughout the Uuled STATES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
HONORING KEMBLES MEMORY.

Tie Kembe Amateur Dramatic Society OF
Brooklyn celebrated the one hundredth anniversary oil
tb rstappearanoe Of John Philip Kembe at Drry Lane
Tbeotre y banquet at Hotel brunswick last eve
ming at which about seyenyfye persons were present
G. de Coroa the president Of the society sat at the head
of the table on his right being the Rev. DR. c. H. del
aud John FoOrd and on the left Judge John r. Brady
anI Collector Robertson. Behind the president was
marble bust of Kemble crowned with wreath ofiaureL
The tapes were handsomely decorated and the menus
were espeally pretty and appropriate the list OF dishes
being fully illustrated by designs In fine steel engraving
On four Leaves neatly bound together the outside having
handsome designs with the Of the occasion and the
names Of the officers and trustees inscribed thereon
Among the persons present b. McFarane, william
Matthews d.. Alexander Hutch,ns Constance Mayer
C1berg Miss Helen May Mayer James l. Cavahhgh,
Miss Julia n. Reid. Henry q. Som1on ana Mf, anu
Mrs W. ii. Courtney. Letters OF IeAIes "ete ioau "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
FATAL RESULT OF QUARREL IN FoRsYTH-sr.

FATAL RESULT OF A QUARREL IN FoRsYTHsr.
The tenants OF No. 20S Forsyth-st. heard
scnfng in their lower hallway az 1890 o'clock this
morning aud then q single plstol shot and cry Of
Murder" Before they could go to the assistance
across the street and fallen dead in the
gutter Immediately after the had left the doorway
OF No. EOS two others rushed out. one calling TO the
other Don't give it away Rody stick together" When
the pistol shot was fired Robert Matthias. who keeps
liquor store at No. 200 Forsytn-st jumped through the
window of his shop and gave chase to one OF the
who running away lie was assihVeu
in the by Officer Rooney of the Tenth Precinct
The policeman and Matthias pursued the man to Houston
ST. where he turned and stantonst Therein was
captured and taken to the police station When the officer
arrested him he cried did do little lager beer man
the he gave his name Roderick Maser
OF No. POS FOrsYtb-St., and said thlt ne was colnE
down the stairs at the lime and no, guilty OIL the
shooting. No weapon was iound anout MN MN 5oro1
Meanwhile the body OF lhe inuruoIcI
remained the gutter wnefe nc hhu
fallen, until Thomas Dalton, OF No l97 BOweiy,
picked him up and took min into sMattniass liquor store
There it discovered that the wound Whlch
caIsed the mau's death was in tie sac
the bullet taking an upward course ana
piercing the heart There nothing found about hin
10 indicate his identity pair OF plated sifeveastuus
bore tue initial letter =" b. He dressed as me
chanic wearing simply pair OF trousers ana Olue
cotton Jumper A number OF persons followed the DOdy
the station, but nOne of them could identity the man
Robert Matthias told TRIBUNE reporter al. ne
Snoring that ne positive tat tue prisoner was que
the who ran from the hallway al 'er me MouhAs'
had stagQer the street He saw the otner
man throw something IN the gutter as he lied, but WHAT
T. he could not say. When the men left the hallway
they separated.
thomas DslIon was also confident that tie prisoner was
one OF the mulderers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
FRANCIS R. SHERWIN ARRESTED.
IbY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-Francis r. Sherwn,
owner OF the largest stock farm NewMexico was ar
rested at the fremont House by detectives upon instruc-
ton from the District Attorney at Albany. ana was
placed in Jail H. Is wanted six indictments for ems
3ezzlenent and forgery Tue story of the crime dates
back to 1873, wlen Sherwin was banker at Albany
and in conjunction with state officials defrauded
the state out OF S3jO00O Shcrwu and MS cOnfederates
were arrps.ed when the defaca lou was discovered but
the prosecution fell thrOugh for want OF eVide &C. ne
went TO New-MexicO and again arrestei In 1881
and placed under bonds. New evidences having been
accumulated against nm his suredes concluded u wh@
draw from the bond hence his He u accOnpau-
led by his wife aud children and was travelling III
prnceiy style.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
MR. MOSES DESERTED BY HIS CHILDREN.

Mr.. Moses, whose son married Blanche
Gray, the Jumbo ofthe NewYOrk Museum, called az
Police Headquarters last ngnt and told Inspector DkS
that his son had been absorbed the uttermOst by his
wife and he wanted the proprictors OF the museum
rested for dc aiming his against his WILL Hesad that
David was only eighteen years OLD, and was married
without the paternal consent
"Dont you admire your daughterin-lawl !" asked
the Ins pectOr.
'Goot Himme" exclaimed Mr. Moses, q" dot girl vos
all same dot house this Is. she vos too muen Oh
her" 49,, -, >,
Then the old man, clasping his hands, told the In
snector that his two daughters, Bertha aud Rosetta
TWENTY-FIVE and fifteen years Old respectively, had lett
their home ana tha nc deserted and alone. " Una
Talyays nab now To COOK mein food" e explained
Inspector Duks out general alarm Tor the
Younger girl. and told the faher that Bertha was od
enough TO look out for herself"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
FLUCTUATIONS IN CHICAGO.
DEALINGS IN PORK AND RrBs-PRICEs OF WHEAT
AND CORR.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUSEI

AND CORN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Chicago, Sept 29.-It is certain that Armour
is "squeez 2" IN pork and RIBS for Octobtr
lie has been buylag this month day after day until
the that he was covering shO u" fails to
Gt the case at all He has been buying
long stuff and buying it vast quantities, too.
He il ordering pork all the other nous which it turns
ont belongs 60 him. Five thousand barrels taken
ont of the houses Of higgins IL Gilbert, yesterday, and
mn into the Armour warehouses The pork in the MUIR
phy Packing Compauys warehouse was wheeled over 10
the same place today The deliveries Monday OF pork
and rios apparently will be small, for the Inspector
norris that little s,uf has been inspected
for regular delivery. Everybody believes here that
Armour in OCTOBER. will pork such "squceze"
that the shorts" Will be compelled to pay premium
over January. Everybody However, regGrIs the
squeeze" as simply for October
Pork and ribs" SAID provision man, care
Armour's deal He knows how 10 manipulate
them better than anybody in the trade.
In tnat October deal winch believe will be appaTene
for every BODY within he Will be tnOr0ushy az
home L. viii not DO opposed b. Che local crowd either
All the packers Will glad W see reas ion Tney are
tired OF depreciation OF property. lie LlNefpJOl
peOple who tho ari here WllI be glaO TO- dnd II
they can gt title advantage VIII So our Al any Iato
Ihere IL 10 be boom IN October Ii Il sai1 there are
about 500 900 barrels of PORK ana lO0OOOOO pounds
of rios uere uoS. ,,
be delivered ON Monday. II Is known that George =;
Walker q Coz VINO OWn several million bushels. viii
denver q large share OF II. The wheat mar
tons showing an advance OF ia cent n'g III,
and closing the highest prices oi the day. OctoOer
al 959i cents, November al % cent? anu December at
81 oOls Corn on the hahd was weak Gud closed
i a "A oil cent under Itt nights figures, september at
45l2, October at 4SSs. November AT ~ cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
THE UEAIHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past nren'y four tou's

Synopsis for the past tCen'y four holos
WASHINGTON Sept. Delight showers have
prevailed in the Lake region. NegsEngland aud the
Middle states aud ia continues In the Southern
States, ONO Valley and Northwest. Tue temperature
has fallen from 81 to 100 in w-EngaDd and the Middle
states, with nOrtherly winds.
fnftc1hoHs to-dLL
For Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy weather
and local rains falling barometer, slight rise ia tenn
perature.
For New.Engand Threatening wea her and rain, lower
barometer, stationary or lower temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
FIXTURES FOE NINE MONTHS.

The mercantile failures in the United States,
,.o,,or,.d NV r. g. Dun a Co. for the three months
en- led Yesterday we're 1903 number with liabilities
aaore ,ang S52O72 854 against 1900 with liabilities
Of only about $40 100000 FOR the corresponding quarer
of 1852. There we're 3l4 failures IN Canada Win
liabilities of So 439 SOL for the third quarter OF the year.
There have been g. 44O faure with Liabilities amount
ing a SIIg26I0ls IN IN. United STATES since Janu-
AIRY against S97, with llabl1tes CfS0ooO1oOOin tne
same niue months OF 1852 The PASTURES since JAnu-
aIy IN Canada plumber l00l and Inc liabilities amount
10 81 6ss 05I against 537 ani S5,OOOVOO liabilities III
the cOrres pOndlng time last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
NEW PHISE or THg RATE WAR.

CHICAGO, Sept 29.-NO change occurred
to-day IN the passenger wlr between Chicago aud
OHIO River pomts and intermediate places, but an
announcement made tonight seems to nilcate an III
tention on the part the rOai making it TO eX tend the
war 10 freight rates: it follows: The Chicago
ara Eastern Illinois Railroad nave Withdrawn their
bills OF lldug from the OHIO River pooi Office. and on
aaI after Oc 1bsr / viii issue their oEn bills OF laIlng
for the southern dispatcn lac. Appncat0n@ iOr
IA es and IN Ornatiln snOdld bc made al tie ohce 70
W d. Scott. general agent" Nothing more definite
tha.l mi. knnYu Lnlnt Inc m.ttAE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
ACCIDENTS on RAILROADS.

NEwBURG, Sept. 29.-An accident occurred
on the Ncwburg branch OF the Erie Road last mig at
WasninrtouyilI. IN which the fireman L. ncn. in
iurcI, bu. MOI fatally 80 M ,,
,acre was an accident at Ros 'ndale the Waikiki
Valley Road. when ijurcd one mdu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.

.'The Romanoffr was withdrawn from the
stage the street Theatre because OF the
adverse criticism OF the newspapers Charlotte Thomp
son states and last night "Jane Eyre" with Jew
changes was substituted for the new piece. MIS-
Thompson in her familiar character seen b. large
and WarIn-hearfed audience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
AGREEMENT or THE PAcHIC ROADS.

SAN Francisco, Sept 29.-A circular has
been prepared by the railway managers for distribution
among merchants calling attention to the new arrange
nen that special contracts FOR rates between Eastern
through points In the United states and Canada shall be
until further notice the 10 Portland Ore as TO san
Francisco with the privilege OF shipping 10 elmer point
via other on the terms The other conditions OF
circular based on the eIms 0i agreement already
telegraphed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30

Henry Irving the Rev. Robert Colye sod A. Nh ~,
Palmer John r. Fellows and Thomas ii''che dne
sueeches were feicitOus. Judge Brady ~ on Ou i
Tunirys RulerS and the Presa.' The - Dr hall :,
topic was "The Guardians OF the Mora, "i s9e iy
JuJ0e Robertson REPLIED for the Ben 80. william
IIerlies for The Drama" A. lie Cordova FOR me me
Arts, and John Foord for Shakespeare ana houein
AuthOrs
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TIE ONO CAMPAIGN.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRlBUNE.l

REPUBLICAN MEETING ~ CLEVELAND - JUDGE
HOADLY ~ THE FIELD
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRGBUNEl
CLEVELAND, Sept. 29.-The Cleveland Re-
pubicans held their greatest meeting OF the campaign
tonight Owing to a heavy storm the meeting
was held in CITY Armory Tho rain kept
many away only 1000 persons being
present. Dr. scott author OF the Scott Law, was the first
speaker. He dwelt principally on tie Scott law He
was followed by Judge Foraker, the Republican can
didate tor Governor and Benjamin HARRISON Of Indiana
Both made short speeches Mr.. Foraker looks some
what fa;lgued, having spoken nearly every night for
several weeks.
Judge George Hoadly. the Democratic candidate for
Governor OF OIo, arrived in this CITY mss evening ana
was immediately driven 70 tIe Residence OF
Henry Payne, whose guest he Will De
over Sunday. Judge HOadly VII make short
speech az q meeting Oe neld here on Monday night,
ana If no serious results follow will make speeches al
S.nlusky ami Toledo week. H. Is nuoh improved
in health, but feels weak aud appears somewhat eha-
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NouIy4TAD TO T4a 4SShMBLR.

ITHACA, Sept. 29.-Rc, arms from the Repub-
ican town caucus III saow tIa Or, rdrOcil re-
ccyed the largest number OF TO- member Of Assem-
bly, This virtually means Tha Il, will receive the sup
port OF ithaca 4, "a: coming cu1n and viii PROBABLY
be the n, X Re pre5cn ,atiyr icJ IOmphll5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
NrW JrDGE oFAoarH CAROLINA

RALEIGH, y. c., Sept 29--Govemor Jarvis
TO day ap loiatcd ex-senator 4. ;. Merriam to ths
yacancy on the Supr me court Bench, vice Thomas
iunin who has resigned accO Int o. Ill heath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Sept. Sol H. M The movement in
the barometer yesterday was inward and downward.
Clear, fair and cloudy weather prevailed The temp''"
allure ran zei between 63' and 49' the 56l'
eeq % higher than on day last year
ana 7l2- hirher lhal on Friday
Clear or far weather with slight changes in tempcra
ture uiay ue expected tO-ddy IN this city ana yclny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
LIABiLITY or EXPRLSSMEM

Justice Parker, of the Third District Court,
yesterday rendered decision in favor of the paintlh' ID
a suit sbrougnt by Charles II. Preyer for Mrs Fanny
MeKepzie OF ibis city, againt Eugene Underhll' An
erpressman at No. 10 Jane-st Mrs hcKenzes uunK
vak Iiyerpd last GUNNER by the expfee silan al the
plor of tLo Yoakers steamboat line. but % lost Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
REArrY,s GREAT EyrrRpRIsg.
AN ORGAN EVER FIVE ,,ISU1

AN ORGAN EVER Five ,,ISUrEs.
lis stated that Daniel =. Beatty, Tho enterpTi,ns
organ builder. OF Washington ~ j., "a now finishing
completed instrument every five 90 minutes and tnst
there are 5000 constantly In psocess OF manufacture
Read his adyefisement IN tdls Issue carefully, AM
order organ without DELAY Won desire TO secure h5
loXest limited time price Of only $40 -. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
"ELI PERKINS" BEFORE Il CLUE.

The Constitution Club laid aside the cares of
State last evening for the promotion OF fellowship ana
good cheer at No. 81 West Twenty-seventI-st Among
the sneaker, were Iii Perkins -, General f. o. Parker.
John swinton aud Harry Edwards T. b. ThurOer
presented the club with encyclopedia when was at
one time tue property OF Thomas Jefferson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
KATE CLAXToNS STOLEN DLlu0YDs.

PHILADELPHIA Sepl. 29-Kate CaXtOn
brought suit ,o-lay against ]. L. Kingsley & Co.. esees
OF Inc Continental Hotel for The recovery Of $4,000 the
value she pac on diamonds that were stolen while
she was at breakfast in the hotel during her recent en-
.ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
OPERA SINGERS SHIFTING FOR NEW-ToRK

LONDON. Sept 29.-The steamship Bothnia'
which sailed from Liverpool TO-DAY for YORK. TOOK
out Nine. Sofia scachi the contrato. Of Mr.. ADbeys
Italian opera troupe; and the steamship Arizona TOOK
signor Itao Campanin the tenor; signor Ba assaIe
Corsni 6asso rlgnor CleofOnte Campanni conductor,
and Slgnor Azzini, OF the same troupe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30

delicious to take aud all IRREGULARITIES
the liver stomach aud bowels For cOnsiDs ION Billions
ness hegdacbe tSc II rs uneqpaled EyeryD0dy kos
ssld every where at rs and % cents PEI hOx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
WOMEY VoUAG ~ MISCELLANEOUS

BiNGHAMTON, n Y, Sept 29.-Three hundred
women voted nc the school election re yesterday The
first time they had the privilege OF voting was three
veors ae, when they poe0 only forty-scycn woes.
Inc election orderly. Gne voting OF women nas
ceaaed 10 attract attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30

BARRETT HousE, Long Acre square, Broad
way ana 43f-st. Now open. New honse. New fufb'
ture, VITA every modern improvement BARRETT BROS.
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DIED.


BARTLETT-IOst the Yacht Mystery, August ~. 1888
Joseph Winthrop Bartlett oaS son OF Pbena IL. ami tho
late Joseph ". Bartlett OF hi ciiy axe y cars
memorial service Will be netd az Grace ChutcA Ivth-t
sunday afternoon, september so, az 0cipcx
Friends invited TO attend
SYCAMORE LODGE.
37I r. and A.. 81.
Brethren You are hereby summoned aiten special
co immune ion ned in Lyng-tOns Room. Nasgnie
Temple sunday september 80 at kSJ for the purpose
OF Attending memorial services our late Bf0ther
Joseph w BlrJe.t. BY ORDER
". L. Hiscox. ALFRlD LUCAS
secretary Acting Master.
DOUGLASAt Clancy's. North Lake. n Y, suddenly sep
D. 1883 joan Waldo douglas OF Trentoa, Oneida
County, y Y.
LY VES-On saturday, September DO Eugene Gemme,
Youngest OF benjamin. and Elizabeth Lynes.
Noii,e OF funeral he eater.
sWARTW UT-Sud ienly at stanford Conn September
~. Robert DuuscOmO swaftwouL aged 50 years SOD on
Robert Swart won't.
Funeral at st. Johns Church, STANFORD Mondy
OcJoUer l. aC hal fpdst o'clock D. M
Carriages viii the O'CLOCK train from Sew-fork
VAN yORSr-At mis- ia Utica n. " FRIDAY.
september -, 1888 James Baker Van Worst formerly 0f
schenectady, IN the I'd year Of ais age. =,
aud f1ents Of the IA nl dfs requese 10 aeDa
In Calvary Church, U1Cs On Monday moinlhS
October ], at 10 O'Clock.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Esl<az--rl-l -
HOURS: Morning.

~ th ten0ns
tiue tOt th -
white line rcpnt NE osci ei
those hou The broken or oitrd lac re-
tie Indicated by the Thermometer o. hHa
nut, BToedNAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30

TOILET ARTICLES.
These vary accordu tas Those witch are now re,
gared a. brushes cnOs 20 nades pow
Gers sponges slaps aud most Of al! bottle OF Perry
Dayiss Pam Killer The latter Is not tor the appeaia
vet many time there would be no appearance Dnt or dose
oft Not enc tlOusald PISS summer dai subject 10
exposure eSorton fruit diet or cnangc OF food drink
loatiOn habit he without eranp or promontOn OF
some complaint Hence the neoess TO tho rene dy
among Eeuta toilet articles You 2sO thus kinu
TO yourself n sht in the height o. tho fashion
EARL s. WusoN's "short band" Collars and
re cuts the best. Sold everywaere
LUNDBORG's PERFUMES,
ECZEMA. AND MARECHAL MIL ROSE
DIR. LYoY's PERFECT roorH POWDER.
The Bestin tho World - centL
CLOTHES WRINGERs-All kinds repaired.
METROPOLITAN MEG Co.,
~ COrtianitst.
HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D.,
lii LeXln gIon-lVe. Detsesa -Jch All tltlNL
Hours, To 1, TO Dliahs3tDfblf EDryob Syttsn
dealtO. Urnary Organs Iapotsaoe Aai StseIitY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30

MfHRIED

Blooms mr. Penn.
paradise Of perfect whore invaGs rapidly
recover.
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AnlOnnre nentl
TOILET ARTICLES.

Flies. roa ches. ants, bedbugs. rats, mice, crows,
cbipmunEs cleaned al by Rough on Rats" Zoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
5ueclal NJnce5.
CLEANING AND DYEING.

CLEANING AND DYEING.
French black zeal brown and the fashionable fall md
winter dyed IDS Fine process Of cleaning or
laces ana fancy mlterlal+
FacIory AID ohces IL and Is Stlave 1.-THE largest Ia
city Gp.tO gn) j5S 9TH 39ts~ and On lOh-
ST. opposite Tihdny's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
RURTTNGHAM-

Observation-Disclosures --ssptenber 90. at the rs.I-
brides father the Rev. A. Burilnlaau.
D. D. Charles G.. Birmingham 10 Louisl w, dau gter Of
Dewitt G. Lawrence. esq. 0f this cay
BARNARD BRADLEY-At Washington. ID. O., september
20 by Rev. O. Butler. Egbeft - Barnard Of Mich
igan. TO Miss Saiie A. Bradley. Of Hashin don-
COWELI,-GLENNY-s nbeP 10 at J2j West Goth sts
New.YOrk. by the Rev DR. John Il. Newman. Alexander
Tying COweil Washing d. g.. 20 Minnie L., dsu5hter
OF General William Glenny. OF ithaca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30

All notices Of marriages must be iai1rseI ,cih III.
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
An UNI vogN NAN SIfOT

Court held that the fact OF the delivery t. the clerk at
the pier was not o legal defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30

Earl & Wilson'S "shOrt bandh Collars and
d.edge Guns the best Sold eyerywhere