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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

william Ntzhugh, who nal the air O. Bowery tough
did not have good reputation with the police faced
the Recorder yesterday the Court OF General sessions He
was brave and brassy until the ecOrler who knows how
put a emphasis his words began to talk to him.
Then he ng and before the Recorder finished had
McHugh before tho Recorder for SEN
OF guilty OF throwing stones at police officers
second Precinct who taking PRISONERS to
the police 2 The Recorder sentenced Nc
Hugh six months IN the ary AMI made some SO
the pracceo throwing stones at policemen
would deal severely with brought be-
being guilty Of interfering with police
nicnI Ia their duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
OIL MARX Els.

OIL CITY. Penn. Sept 2J-Cruic on-Natioua Traasit
Certificates opeIod at O5's hghest price. 20. lowest
price, 81 cosei CAS- Sales lGtL5bJ eearaness,
ao4sObo barres oo,oAo UarEo4s snipaneuts
IS, DaIlols
PlrfsBUkG. Penn, sept 20 crude Ot-Petroleum hrnL
National Transit 60 and closed az %:
hlgnvat pilct, oU lowest prIor, Of's
BRADFORD. Penn. sept 20 -.rlis OuNatoni TRANSIT
opened rs aud closed at Bis highest prioe
COS, prics, U&s cioaranccs iloo.JOO Darres&
IIUsvLLk PENN sept Educational fraasit Cestlncates
opened ~ B5 and closed At a. highest price, oo lowest
LrIce. U41S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
p1.E op MR.. BAYARD's srENoGRAPHER.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 (SpeciaD.-AmOng
the nav Offices crested the second session OF the
XIvlIith Congress that OF "steDosrapher to the
Secretary Of state "st salary OF 1880 year Mr.
Bayas predecessors mad been able to get along with
out such an He apponVed to the place H. l.
Bryan bright young man whp mad been clerk OF MS
commttee for q number OF years In the Senate ana In
whom he hal great confidence. For some months re-
ports we been In circulation that Mr.. Bryans nbu
enee IN the an rs OF the State Department has been
unduly great considering the subordinate although con-
fdent.al position which he was supposed to occupy.
Recently IL Is said 50 ne Mr. Bryan's acts have been
sueh as 10 interfere with the proper discipline ana or
DERBY administration OF the Department to an extent
U,en bs been dsagreeable and vexatious 70 some OF
the snhord nate officials Of higher rank, ana caused
s,rto. plaint II uniersood that Mr Bryan now
assert t.t c Nh 5aysrds private secretary hut
,N,upies position editor OF the session laws OF Con
srs-s der tue direction Of the secretary OF state FOR
er,. noorrt C. schenck "a lawyer OF known ability aud
regulation. lie displaced by Secretary Bdyard sOho
mo ,tns ago The report that Mr. BRYAN has Deen rs
sgn.l To the duty seems almost incrrDle. put III Is
basel on whcn appears TO DO Trustworthy
He IA Young uan and H. SAID to be GOOD stenogfapher
bat that hc possesses the atahm
Orinance OF the du les OF an
sior o the laws the UnEsd states The annual al
prppriaon for editing AMI Publishing the session laws
l. ODO AN amount considerably larger than the saisry
OF the enographer Secretary OF state 1t Is not
IN No suppos that Mr. Bryan ID IeceiIng both salaries
aLough all appearances he Is discharsiEg the duties
vf lie hitter Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
GORDON'S BIBLE ErSHRIyED.
From foten and Countr

In o. the al picture Windsor Castle are
several precious cassets among other exquisite ob de
rsrtu. The Queen enered day a book in he
hand aud asked OF winch was the
vallb of all the caskets He showed her
one pure crystal. nted gold and
enamel In tI4s caskei Tue ~ en- pIasi The small
General GOTdons pocket Blbc. annDGitsd
hand. precious casket v Ill
precious OF A. giand's greatest heroes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
MRS STOWE ~ POOR HEALTH.

Wdshtngt0n UspdIcH 70 7H6 BOsOH HeTdId.
writer in The Capital says friend tells that since
the death Of husband Mrs Harriet Beecher
declne in health and spirits that alarms all her
friends There but little that binds here
authOress mournfully. reserved all my strength
might better look after and attend 10 the OF
husband and LOW that he has gone well ami IN weary
signs she concludes with
the words My TASK at All end Alth ugh the hcath OF
Professor stowe a been expected by his devoted wife for
months. the occurrence, when IL hnaly came shocked
her stem. she loss with caunrss but
admitted 10 her presence il is pain that IT
will not be long before the historic echer family viii be
robbed oi It's most niustrious female member"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
GJEs AND KRUhooK sesrEyogD

Nicholas Gies HenrJ kruegef the young men who we're
conyicIs Friday nnsaughtar SECOND degree IN
killing Onei-, taken before Recorder smy IA YES
tey sentence. The heonier toll them tney were
otulae result their Jury wOult nave
Decn usI1rsi vcrdcf su4ity IN
Ten months RorIs lac Young
men !. a
eIagged nom las seat any apparent
" .iUn part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

Earned rnns-N ew.York o Philadelphia. Two nase ~
-Drnsley l. ThTcrua-r hts-lrWIn, l. fa-6el .' ,.
McGuire wild pitches Ferguson. Nrlch 5 firs' -
ON hs-New Yors philadelphia FIRST Fsr on 'i'ys
New YORK. PhiitieiphA !. Strn' out NeW- ~ :. ,,
phlsicpa l. Double plivsAnArews. Rastian am faIr
Grrhardt Dorgan stolen Dasts-Doi -Ah, lcA"So"
/ B.-tian. l. Umpirs-C,rsce Prarra Iime-2;lo
ahnt 600 spectators ns-se~i the 81 Nashinst"n
* nj rtsn the and Loutsv lie climbs Ie nom"
bnneh their hts The batting oil NJ Tanany an browning
W ne feature OF the game The score was - oii"Wsi
Brootlvn .....................-.0 -
Earned runs-Brookyn Louisville B. First base on
Rronkvn s louisville, Let on bases strpoSivn y
Iousv,lle T. Battery errors brook w. D; LoNsf lie D.
Tofal bases Rrnnklyn II Louisville * S'ruck on
swlth Henderson, ,: Wcrrics, Wolf =; Wnt' OIL
Inns stolen bases-Sw rtwood. McFamtny pe,plrS
/ Cross ColnS, l. D0lJl@ plavs-By Nhte ani 'fo'N
wind throws-H endersOn Psebles =; cross - Werli'~
/. White l. Ump're-Mr. Kelly. rimc-l:ip
sbadr gain pitrhed Tor Mernp Titan cu IN its game
win tbe Pshnrg II. Georlo FrSierli. all $50
Indians ~ The game The score vas as .oo"7
Metropolitan ..-...--.-----.---..--.2
Pits " U " -"
Run~ Metropolitan Pittsbu-. First base On
Memorandum IittsDurg. !. First base Oh balls
MefroIitau 3 Piftshurg. I. Lett on na,' -Meuon"tt
g. PIN surg l. StrucK ont Metropolitan : FtSOni- ..
Tora as" hits etropOtsn. II: Pfisnurg, IT, Ihr''
2 Mann Miller !. Duuhle plys-N isftf a. UT! Ft-t'
halls Douobne Miller Mid pitClies-BishOp ? IN.
uIrr MIR Valentine. Timc-l3O
fTbe Sew York Philadelphia clubs plav Their st q q
tntiler al fhe Polo Grounds 10 g. The fsbuig cuD W"
play in Brooklyn and the Louisville cub ~ Staten Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
HARMONY BETWEEN SOLDIERS AVID VETERANS.

At meeting OF the 9TH Regiment Veteran Association
which II held October the -ettlemeat If
regiment and the Vet, Association, which
been agreed npon by Winchester Colonel
EmmOns Clark will be pres nte for the considera and
probable acceptance the Veterans Colonel
yesterday hoped that there would be
cultes the Two ssOclaOns and that The
decided upon OF tie most iTsenily
future" III any trouble Vii at
tended by the abagcds tie two associations We are
hard TO quiet u all
led f. Restoring harmony both sides
regiment al nave ptunity Ia consider agreement
aIte he have upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
A WARyISG AGAINST BAD WHITING.

From Ben Ferieg fo0rcs AeU BOOK.
Henry Clay. neat was quite enthus
the suovct handwriting and the habit of
telling story la point "A Cincinnati groceryman who
wanted lot AID Thought o. could them
cheap little Kentucky 10 this end he
al the place requesting him send 100 bushels of
cranDrfTies oinDois the OF ealnster The
writing party q
dressed could word 81 s but
coBce tat bushels pei
sAlons, when gathered forwarded. much
" the disgust vi Lhs Cincinnati man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
LOOKING fon MAY ANN AND THE BABY

Matthew Fitzpatrick laborcr with his wife and
baby Aewl look for ON sopen-
They travelled log thor lar Albany by rail At
pane Fitzpatrick put NAY baby On 4
bound down the aud lett them moment to
themselves. When he back Iad gou- Mat
iast dollar was spent ana he did lac only
t. New-l oxIi..IiAg nd
cnuh here lie di, Ind That they Tsye
nO The hlsr,si
4sAnS number people mar nm ana
saslns Only rutarn ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

said might Induced 10 lot Rapport for So rapport
the &b Detective Wagner VINO az
rested the They Thomas Herman Of %
and Eighthave Jacob Hahn OF No 6l5 West sixly
Herman who had done the main part OF tc ps
denied story said he knew notnlng OF
taken place between Rapport Justice
Wede held the prisoners 81. 300 each to answer man
named Leviet arrested Yokvie recently for exortng
money liquor dealers sentenced TO i've years IN te
State Prison by Judge Gildersleeye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
WHY THE WORK DoksNOT GO oyP4srre

Whether the subway Comm ssion Will compel tho
Yves crn Union Telegraph Company down It's IDes
Az Elevated Railroad question hat
will not be decided returns It IA under
soou Moss fayor of hav.
lng example cOlnpanrs
be DISPOSED t.r
oi LAY Inc sui IiIu
DOIsett " 10
keep pace the IiggIng Al pestnt
nearIy the way In.ity .tn-sL the condults
lad auIy AS Iara L LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
NEW PIERS TO BE CONSTRUCTED

President Stark and Commissioner Koch absent
from the Dock Department yesterday Tcy Will return to
morrow when some action viii be taken with regard to
tracts for the money bonds issued
Department Among the contracts Will be several for
new piers the North ivcr ami the East River a
received by the Board from ormer employees
Thru Avenue Railway Company asking for the en-
those whose families are destitute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
MRS CLEVELANDs OWN BOWER.


The White House comfortable condition, be-
ing full of wokmen who giving the finishing touches
the draperes placing of furniture, Upstairs
perhaps most attention OF all has been CIV TO the
ton OF Mrs. Cleveland bouoir the at the northwest
OF the house. already
special den ievlng IL thoroughly
redeeorated and Is quite dainty general effect rho
prcttest touches Will be made Mrs Cleveland herself
the display VI 80 many OF her wedding gifts little
her travels aOOad and rustic niscenccs their Adon
ack lie, IN the shape VI basan mr. pillows and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
SPORTS IN THE OPEN AIR.
NEw.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA TIED.
plrrspuRa DEFEATED BY the NETS AND LOUIS

VILE BNVVkT1Ns
the New York and Philadelphia clubs played game VI
baseball at the Polo yesterday before about lso'
spectators The game had be stopped at the end OF o
ninth inning On account darkness TIE game being ad""
each nine having 10 its credit Although ne 'o
was close throughout hnal result uncertain e pay
ING WAS too deliberate the enthusiast"
OF the onIookers showed less ind net 'hh
usua in his umprng his hiunerng errors OF sgh M
lowing the visiting club to run which hnaiF S'.
them from defeat Ewing played poorly. The score Is a. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
cRJuIyAL CARFLESSNLSS KILLED MCCARTHY

coroners Jury in Brooklyn found yesterday tat the death
Of Patrick Mccarthy patient In the Kings County
Luuatic Asylum who scaded in bathtuD on Saturday
by Charles 81 Fd-erton nurse, was due TO criminal care.
sssr,s the jail L. await the action o.
The Grand jury claims that two insane men VINO were IA
49, bathroom when he took Mccarthy To AZ must nave turned
OH the water the water in tIe tub was much Wamer
sfer he artly IL than when ne pat nm IN
me- whole matter he investigated by the Comm $50 os
of haritIes Correction. ligerton nal Deen dismissed
nom fhe a-yr dTuukenuess IN IN last TWO
wears and renstateG each time by Dr. shaw the medical
snperint tuienL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
cgAhGes OF BLAcKMAIL AND COySPIRA or

An affidavit male by Mrs. Anna Loesch, OF NO.
III Mauierst Brooklyn, midwife, charging tha when she
and another midwife Mary smith, rad Leen reported Tor NAL
practice to the Department. Dr. otto Grothe chemist
al The apartment called her and said that the matter
coud DO Kept OF the newspapers Tor Fee Mrs smi
then nut $40 III an envelope and 1t TO man named
l,,,rer with whom Mrs Loesch lived 0r Dr. GIOLe Mrs.
smith corrOborte Mrs Luesc story ABOUT the money r
he denies money OF Onerng suppress the
case for money and declares that he Is The victim Oh CON pr
scy asked Tor ms arrest put mas not Doen
granted proposes To charge eN-cerk OF te CoOher
,s with conspiracy, w ly the matter before the DIS
cf-AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
WORK FOR THE SUPREME COURT JUSTICES.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-Vhe Supreme Court
OF the United states will for the October term Of
1867 on Oclober IL. The number of cases on the
dos get increases steadily from year TO year. On sep
tepber 20, 1885, the docketed numbered 96i. At
the close OF In the CLERKS Office to- night there
were on the docket 002 OF thirty eight
Among the Important Of tho cases assigned for
argument In the early part OF the tern are the Pacific
National Bank from Boston, which involve ques
tons pending In 800 400 suits In the courts below
and the Kansas City, Lawrence and Southern
Railroad Company against BenJA H. Bre wster, At
General The latter lie suit brought TO test the
validity of the title OF the railroad company to certain
Isns III Kansas and cancel the patents Issued for the
same Tho CONTROVERSY IL between large number Of
setllers-aoout 7O0-aud the railroad company The
settlers claim the lands Ia question under the Homestead
laws Tue dispute has existed for years ami has been
much disorder aud distn Dance OF the puDho
peace places where the aDds are situated Tie
Supreme dec dod 10 advance the case on the
docket hear argument upon IL at once.
None OF Justices except Justice Harlan il yet I'D
tn, city. Chiel-Justict Waite spent his summer vaca
ton a trip 70 the Yellowstone National Park and TO
Alaska. and Is nis way home uuch Improved in
health and strength. Justice Field and Justice Matthews
uave spent most Of the summer In Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
PRoBABLY DROwALD FnoM A sCOw

The tug IvanLoe left the Navy Yard shortly after midnight
Yesterday with Two loaded VITA DIRT III tow to take
Them Out o On each Sow "hen the Tow
reached the sandy Hook hghtship at dybreak IL was dis
GOV, re Engii-lI ny. Ga NJ ooo an 4uh
tnc scOws "as inissh IL Il
A no fell crbOaTd Ia the dAfknt So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

The st. amship Guy Alexander of the Alexandra Line.
returned Havana trip yesterday. The Dow OF tic
,tuer was slightly ~ running INTO AMI hiking
Lie r,,s Gu en- IN Oeneys Channe,, September D. At
sa. All BY tlas La y ue TIC
crew placed LiAt lLAi
ursgs The accirnt hue la the heavy Os ia tho
ray Ine narrowly escaped COLLISION VITA The
,ur-iou boat fI,.nces HE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

PirTsBURG Sept 20 (Speeia.The Heard Braiburn fight
scheduled Saturday Geneva Heard
his backer I'D nalalan waited in the city until this
expecting reply asking Bradburn
10 keep agreement 80 grcelved.
heards share Of the receipts SATURDAY II sd aogre-
gates only SOG, which W ii penses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
4 DAxGnkOUs oAns 10 PLAY.

Ryersids Drive sunday sold hres glass
Of wcss beer" he says They PAID HIM and went
out The stayed and INFORMED us liquor seller that
luey we're onceIs. them i luu him
along he had violated the txose rapport prepared
" pany supposed policemen whom inc Spokesman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
KEMP RHATEN BY BUBEAR.

LONDON Sept 2OA boat for IL OOO took place the
Thames to-day between George Bubear and Peter Kemp
The course P1Itney Morake The betting
Kemp Bubear crossed the Line winner
by "a length and hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
ARMY AND NAVY ISrELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-First Lieutenant
Frank L. Hsoos. Ordnance Dspsrtment, has been
Draered 10 Joanstowu. Ponu.. ON pubic business
fns United 6txtcs steamer Shenandoah 1t San
1Oss de Gustswsis September 4, and expects reach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
TrvvTs IN PROsPECT Pack.

The fonrh days play In the tournament among the tennis
clubs in Prospect Park yesterday bv about
500 people the cold preventing many members from 1T
tending. The a. iOlOws
LADIES SINGLES.
FTnal round.-Second prize-Miss skiGnore beat Miss
Belon G-3, O-5, Go.
GESrLEMENs SINGLES.
Final yotnd-C H. Davis beat w. A. Webster 6-l' s.,
CO. second prize G Frnsioh beat D. CUR! 10y rhiiL
GkNTLEM IS DOUBLEs
Second round-T. and II. Hertcamp beat Smith and Ray
lnond 6-3 t. GO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's DOUBLES
Etrst round-T Maxwell aud Hiss OR nnell bea' II +.
Mitchell and Miss Manson O., %, O. C. Post Jr ~ 4
Miss Ogden beat g. H. Potter and Miss Burhap u, 70 j.
w. Pu, and Miss Adams .
Post IT., and Miss Ogden GO, ID, Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

rod. be- the regiment guished itself dnr
ing the Rebellion returnr- home last night Tnsy Wbs
away they visited AnticaIn, South Mountain enp'ous
and Getfysbura
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
me BIGGEST cLoCK FACE ~ TOWN.

The lar clock city for time adorned
the banA wall forming the upper side OF tho Cumberland
APARTMENT twenty thr and Broadway Recently
the gigantic hans have pnt INTO position AMI tne clock
sn,c a
oasr. cl,cN e>.trcy and tls "a ttsiy
.ppying power Bua al 2oZ brOaiway, over
I'm LIZ InL.au
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

San FRANCHISE about Octoher 15 It's csums.ea NJ ,no
California Navy Yard that about S1z.VvV rsn sn
aulred to repair the Alert and upward OF my au
nna men will needed In the steam engneering anu
caupmens departments to complete 'n'' "ofA In n"'
dan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

statement put the OF esiat. broker
yesterday proposed " cXtena the Avenue
Elevated hundred ifty 81 10 Two
and spuy Duyv Vice Pies dent
0aloway Ia hil- A. ho punIest 10
map iaoeieyatsd road 1c sad hal ioo.s would
10 u There , No
purpose o tho ROAD, know"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
ros. wALL pROBABLr DROWNED HRRSfLE

There h,ts doubt THAI Mrs. Elizabeth Wall
whose body found the Reservoir entril ark on
sunday c0mlittei suicide while out OF her nd From the
position which the body ;ounit IS deemed lupo sble
AT me old have got info the reservoir except by deber
ate the fence and umpins in Her daughter
Mrs Anderson oath to believe tnat her mother s
np Nh moi i'm 10 Ond Oi Walking
al lie Park ami known Dv ag 10 most o. TIE f'uA
Duc on duty aL0Ht the Arsenal ami the metropolitan MISE
al Art both within distance
OF her home Saturday she Approached PAk 20 lceindn
Courhln vino at the Museum ana l,kei hnl
to bny par knit wO0len iocnss which she pa Nhei
he dec med to sell them Tor r. lie escorted
he 10 The Lightly 4 Of the Park and anV her
a. m sunday Mrs. Wall, who hal been
LETT house TO Walk,
despite protests ~ her daughter she was seen gong
nii the the Par6 about ~
81, lock and hat was the OF her alive
Mrs. Walls body Will buried In the family plot III Gre IL
voo today funeral will be held at the nome of MIS-
Anderson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
nisuoNEsr cLAhk.S ArIAMPr IT SUICII

Mor-s L. Tgnhrrg dealer in nous furnishing goods nj NO
gg rtuaIsa. susp shr nktge In his stock
,t week ant suspected tl Henry Cooper his clerk HAD
h.cr srs "a ing articles iro After consulting with
Heidelberg Oh sunday he wehto no io'
Cnpton-st where Cooper occupied furnished room. IN
OBJ MY accused the yOdn cooper confessed that lie had
been stealing articles. delivered TO MI IynDerg some of
"a. stolen property which II in the rO0l an. told
r r,t a. fr- hal been uawned Then he ,sape red O ne
returned Yesterday aud pr"e~sed L" be peneh
Apectn that Mt 1yLDerg would not Try 10 pun
~ HIM MT fynbrrg sent boy To Police Headquarters 10
Heidelberg. Cooper went INTO the
-emait poison which Wia kept
liner. he down IN mont OF the store
aud cref out have taken poison BRINE me some MI"
A Broadway policeman summoned an Ambulance anu tOoh
C,npr - Il nCens Hospital under The surgeons
thou. III the young would Mr. 1yn serg was
making preparations IN tine afternoon 10 bn9 Coop aud NE
men who hat received Tie stolen goods Justice. lie SAID Inc
ufJDe-tv stolen by Cooper wdsn II great value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21

SHOPPEES DELIGHTED WITH "A Ill DISPLA T.
Cautious pedestrians attempting 10 zrn the southeast cor
ner OF ami Sixtave took the middle oil the
street Yesterday preferrng the risk Of being tramped on by
horses hopeless of pushing through the swang
surgng crowd Of shoppers who oeseed the doors o H.
H. Macy Co first Of the three regular TAIL
opening days. This display Is OCCASION TO which
ladies' always forward with interest ami the favor
able weather yesterday assisted in making even greater
success than usual day Those who had money to
spend to price and select goods
and had left the counters In despair remained 10
admire the windows The policeman on duty OCCASION
ally exclaimed Move iaiies In periunctofy man
he had expectation OF Oeig oOyei anu
he found that all could do In regulating Tue
steady stream traffic the two Crossings Inc !loni
window contained enough stock Tor ordinary store
The centre piece, Juneau bisque doll. four eet hgh
exqustely dressed bore sken banner WIN tle uece
Opening Day." one end OF the window contained an I'M
ported black with velvet body ana anotr o
Old front OF white lace PuDnc
costumes end OF the window hled with dis
play all ucketed with prices which brought out many
delight The background OF te
dTsped with curtains and porteres and dee
with handsome plain and cooied bronze paneis
unusually fine line OF imported suits az popular
prices comprising walking dresses In combinations ruby
veves black satins brocate veves and plain
cellent Hats received special attention The new
TEA trimmings design in hat button orna
all coOrs make hne display In the show cases Of
triu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-21
A SUPPLY OF NEW SILVER CERTIFICATES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 .-Arangements are
being made at the Treasury Department Tor the early
Distribution OF the silver certificates. The first
batch of 81 certificates received al the Treasury
Dcpar to-day 1t consisted OF 5000 sheets and
amounted 10 $4,000. They need only the seal OF
tho Treasury Department TO no finished notes Orders
for these IN large amounts -have been received
from all paris OF the country II is the purpose OF the
epartenI howe ver to hold the the supply
will ALLOW Of pro rata distribution OF resi- &c tsIle
amount to each section OF the uty and they will be
shipped from Washington rs To secure their simu
tsnoous delivery at the different sunIrcAsures IL is
Ell that Sis VIII be put into general circus
tio In al out two weeks. The S2 COZ titcatrs
waat delayed and gill not be ready for issue Tor abod
thre, weeks yet Tncy In great demand aud ther
completion will be fastened much as possible The
printing OF the IS certificates WILL not be pushed partc
ular u Or tue same dcna"u Tor
them Portraits III General Giant ami Mr. Tden were
suggested proper vgDetIes this pote and d-slsn
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was under confederation ny different officials for several
days aud uDaiy decided " secretary falrchid IN
favor OF the Grant vi9nette.