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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
THE PARK MUST BE DEFENDED.
BANK.
y th = dftOr OF The Tr,h

BANK
me Edftor OF The Trtbune
or nave read Mr. Henry r. TONNES letter 10
H0 mayor given IN The Tribune of the cath inst in
"'on ne sets forth the urgency OF Immediate action
- 'a,s'ns FUNDS Tor the Worlds Fair II seems TO me
~ lst and most important duty of all good citizens
. TO raise fund for the defence Of Central Par,,
ssaihSt lis occupation for the Exhibition purpo,es
uan contribute literally TO this first fund the Cen
- farA Deiehce Fund and shall do all | can to pre-
noN The consummaton OF the nl-advised proiect OF
~ $40 committee TO injure and d.sfgure the Park
eOuH@' agree with The Tribune IN all its excellent
lcmarksupOn the subject
recently saw beautiful sketch bv Mr. 7 q
N"So", I'VE artist, showing how admirably the river
Dauh OF riverside Drive Is adapted for the purpos,s
Vi 'e ENhlDtOr and wonder the committee has not
gwen II more study and consideration. The nroiect
IS 10 foor over all that part OF the seep riverbank
from seventy Secoud-st. TO One-hundred and twenty
secondSt., from the TOa1-wall extending out IN the
waters edge ana, on this grand floor or promenade
clVct all the necessary buildings for the Exhibition
ms would afford area OF nearly $50 acres for the
Dulldings-far more than they are likely to occupy.
Nothing could be more admirable for the purpose
nan such location. The direct approaches to the
IMhlbIlOn would be through fifty of our finest streets
e east Exhibition front being two and One-halt miles
long, with western or river frontage of tbe same
chgth II this plan were at Ono adopted everybO IN
would be satisfied and the rising yround swell OF dis
satisfaction and disappointment. Ocasoncd by the
present selection. would be at broken.
Mr. Davdson's picture i'm additlOnto the attractive
arrangement Of buildings, also lncludcC view of the
hODe river, which al this point, w.dehs into lake
anu upon It's broad waters the artist Ind depicted
great fleet Of ships, gathered from all parts of the
world, to assist al the festival. The Riverside bank
could be occupied without detrlment injury to the
grounds leaving Central Park Il is VIII CHI OF slf
II unoccupied. would form Of the chOcet attrac-
lions TO all visitors TO tho Exhibition. o B :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
AN UNDESIRABLE ROUTE.

From The Detroit Free PTees
stranger yesterday entered Warren's union ticket
Office and after gazing around for spell he said he
wanted a ticket 10 60 10 St. Louis By the Bawash
aOa1.
"Esver heard Of such line,n said the clerk.
but there must be one"
assy, don't you mean the Wabash Road ~
Yea. that's II. / got the thing mixed. Yes, its
the Washbash Road"
sad Wabash"
Yes, know. Singular how got 1t turned
around Yes, / want to 60 by the Bashwash Road
C can't you say wabash"
Inc man looked at him in an anxious way for a
long minute md then asked
1" You can.'
49, ihen u Deter do 20. IL | should start for the
Washbash Depot and bring nm AT the Dsshwash DDnot
might not get out of town al all. know what
pesd Ld h, Tbs o. Wi as anyone-ts me Mobblebash
lobi-Dut "heh n TO pronounce II n comes out the
other way. Give ne something easy-somethlng /
can take Two more dins on and yet carry straight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03


Should be read daily by all interested. as changes may
dressed for dispatch BY aGy particular except when
letters specially addressed being sent BY the
Foreign mails Tor the week ending October will co
pr2%R a ~ cases q AZ this office se a follows
ma Es o1Rsmpo So ana na@ S5 hqG e
the d. direct Per 81 s via Amrdam
FRiDHY-xt ) 80 D. n for Newfoundland. per ;.
Il, Rla1 81 S. sam5 R sna as q s Plata &c So g.
for Barbados ana Tr4dad and Vi. Barbados
70 s,,. must for be NodEsy directed d:s S'ri
F1%ss S sy, Italy g sS FST's:
lard direct per bsSop Glasgow o e;es . Rps b
Baigium, Set6erards Austria Germany Denmark. sws.
s and ' Bene@ ee for r Ireland must b:
directed PEE t1 l At 10 80 a. m for ISl,na
and other European Countries must be directed per
Sss and Tor Jaene "a and Aux cayes 'I Hay p
Xene at II m. for Venezuela, Curacao and ior sayl
a Ga Fa Rs' be fss5
h nor CqSa Sr @ civ Il oS OF comS s
j. M for Trinidad and TSbsgo yia Trinidad per s. Nsp
from om a. p o. for TruO and Ra'tan
eg:.s rom ss% ,.S Esa Va
Malls Tor the Hawaiian ian, Island. pc. AS''rss .G.
san china and
close here October N, at D. Mails for Australia
New Zealand Hawaiian FIJI and Samoan Islands.
Alameda iron Francisco close here october ia az
o. m Tor on arrival New-York OF 5. Aursnla with
British mails for Australia Mails for the Society Islands
per ship City Of Papei from San Francisco elcse here
October so5 az D. m Mails for Cuba by rail 10 Tampa.
Fla and thence BY steamer. via Key West Fla elosa Al
this Orice daily at . 80 m.
THE schedule OF closing Of Trans Pacific mails T. AZ.
ranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted oyerd
transit In San franc Mails from the East arriving
time az San the day o. sailing Of steamers
dispatched the day Registered mail closes 40
6 80 D. N. previous day
Post once New.York n. Y. Sept 81 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
MARRIED.

BRISToL-ARMOUR-AtS ST Peter, Church Cobufg Csn
sda, September 81. 1889 Mary Dorothy, Third daughter
OF the Honorable Chief Justice Armour Edmund Br.s
tol, OF Osg0ode Hall, barrsier-at-aw.
HERIDAN-ROBI NSON-October > by the Rev. fohn
Shcridln. father OF the groom Susie r. Robinson 20
William IL. sheridan, both OF Brooklyn, N. y.
No cards.
SIX ELDlNG-PAUI.-on Monday. September 30, 1859. st
St Thomas Church. Oaknont by the RI ht Rev. Court.
landt Whitehead. Bishop Of Ptisbufg assisted b.
Rev Geo. Rogers rector Of the parish, Ellen daughier
~ Jacob w Paul Of Ptshurg. Penn Francis Hobbs
Shedding. Of New-York City.
SToNE-MEEKER-0n "Wednesday October =. 1881 Al,
the residence OF the brides sister Dover n j. by Rev
pr. J; C. French Of Newark \. j., assisted by The
Rev. DR.. X. b Macarthur OF New-Nork city. Albert
FTankyn Stone to Julia daughter % the late Joseph l.
MeekeF
WILLCOX-BEAN-In stamford. Conn. October . by
Rev. Samuel ScOvio Dr.. Harry T. Wilcox Elzabet n
Hoyt daughter Of the laic Rev. T. Il. Bean.
WYETH-HOPKINS-On Tuesday October I, az tho
Church Of the Intecesson Washington Heights by his
Rev. RI. VI. Reed. Leonard !. Wyeth. IT, Louise 4
Hopkins daughter Of John NJ Hopkins and grandiaugh-
ter OF the late John 4. Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
Dolitital aotites.
Republican Primary Election.

The Republican voters enrolled in ne hsss al Non
FidIldsest In thls city on Friday tne t'n Of oetooe,
1859 Between The hour. Of aud nfosd Rspubesn or or
puPUy % sa Seecstes 70 the Republican County Commits
tsa ana 20 members OF the Distnc. Cohinutsee'
zee AM anu ~ T ne amen from 70 O'clock D. n
Called under authority from S ne Rnor"nnisston Ta
fammittee BY underslRned Wy HN"'A>s'''" ~''~'
,nIttee FOR the sth Assembly Dlsuiee
Dated 3oth sep'e"' HENRY GRASSF.
John COLLINS.
HENRY G. BOTrY.
John r. NUGENT.
ROBERT A. GREACEN.
a.. Reu.hIcan Judiciary Convention for the Second
ycsi Department wal meet at the County Court House
''V'' ~ WILLIAM w. GOODRICH,
Chairman last Conyentoa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03

naturally enough the members Of each proclaim thcit
methods Of distributing fruit the bcst The third
class comprises number NJ eniefpiSins commission
merchants. who for years have been handling oranges
These look upon any innovation With suspicion. AID
this crystallzes in0 violent opposition when The Pew
plan means the destruction Of their business. 1hs
discussion among members of the three DIga1Iai0ns
WAKES hotter with every rev move. and arguments
pro and con advanced often With earnest.
ness than logic Meanwhile. the artless grower kcsfs
quiet, but with an eye 10 tbs main chsncc receives.
with seeming approval. the bids of all cofncr~.
The whole thing ia nutshell Is that every handler
OF fruit in the large cite, wants ~ do as heavy
BUSINESS as possible. ard every grover waits 70
make te best pos sible bargain f0i the disposal ~
his crop DESPITE the flourish Of tnlupoiS, the passing
OF resolutions, and the plentiful promises Of c0opera
ton. cash and Individual oiou VIII De the Controlling
operators Of the Florida orange. When the smoke
clears away and the much advertised crop Of tho
Peninsula State appears h. maikct II win be found
mat neither the ssiOn merchants nor tc auction
houses have a monopoly Of thc Florida Ofsngc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
WANTS A FRESH IRISH POLICY.

Aberdeen, Oct. 2.-Lord Harrington I'm speech
here tonight, justified the attempt 20 solve the Irish
Catholic University problem the ground that both
Mr.. Gladstone and Mr. Balfour had declared it 10 be
soluble. While crediting Mr. Gladstone with great
services to the country and with unrvaled eoquence.
he thought the ex Premiers skill tactical leader
was less conspicuous Mr.. Gladstone had on three
occasions led the Liberals to defeat and the people
were justified in demanding 10 know where he was
leading them The adoption of fresh Irish
policy was warranted, not by any demand for Tcpara
ton for past wrongs but by the benefits which would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
NEW WAR SHIPS FOR GERMANY.

Berlin, Oct. 2.-The Government has placed TO the
credit Of the Navy Department the of - 900 900
marks to be expended on men-of-war. OF this
amount 100000 marks is account OF vessels now
In course Of construction. being the second appropr
ton for that purpose. The remaining l. 900 900
marks forms the first appropriation toward the build
Ing Of two new irOncads. three cruiser cOrvettes.
one cruiser and three dispatch boats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
NEW wATEARAJsIyG INVENTION
From The Helena (MoI,) stock journal


Montana man has Invented machine for lifting
wafer 70 any desired Lowell IL is said TO be an i'm.
proved imitation of the Archmedcan screw. Canals
built at great expense, viii be unnecessary II this
device VIII accomplish al that Is claimed for n. From
well or stream 200 fee,bel0w the level OF his farm
the ranchman can easily Snduct water 10 tho higher
levels and through bitches aqucducts 10 every por-
ton Of his land Mr. Whesie the inventor, Is Operat-
ing lime quarry at KirisndalI, but Will shortly
place the business in other lands and devote HIS at
iention the solution Of the sontana water problem
II half the reports corrot Mr.. Whteside has
brought forth invention of f,stmable value TO the
new State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
A CORRECTION rRoM PERE HYAcINTHE

TO me Edft0r OF The tribune.
Sir / not unmindful Of the good intentions
nor Of the kind appreciation Of your Paris CORE
spondent in your issue of Augus' 90 and these make
me regret all the that he did aot TO the proper
persons for information concerning the Galicah
Church and the work Of Catholic reform to which
have given my life. Had he asked for one OF the
curates OF the church, he would have received IN
lnrnatnn very different from that which hs ehtssAH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

. Asioh-cofpofal James Tanner. exConmssloner Of
Pensions BREvooPT-Nrs General george II THOMAS
SLh.EN p0N-The Rev DR.. sullivan, Bishop Of Aleoma
,1sn ENEhETT-Bishop Henry A. Nicely. OF Maine
aHah AtENVE-Chief Justice Melville w. Fuller, Of
shc y D. supreme Court Senators Frank Hscoek A. r.
ousan OF Maryland, ana Randall L. Gibson OF Louisiana
~, Sa@ senator r. b. Arnold, Of Unadllla N Y
vyhseeND-Captsn T. o. selfhdge. U. S. Navy. HOFF.
VII, Suose lgnsuus c. Grub, Of Delaware. MURRAY
,or n eaes Amasa J. Parker Of Albany, and State Sens
w " r. Vecder. NEW.YoRK-Bishop w. T. McLaren
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
SUBSTITUTE FOR THE FOURTH OF July.

Two gentlemen were arguing the question yesterday
as 10 whether all the sgners OF the Declaration Of In
dependence affixed their signatures 10 the document
at the same time' II was impossible 10 settle the
dispute without reference 10 the histories and IL
remarkable how many men 10 whom the question was
put failed TO give an answer promptly. In all prOba-
bilty there Is not one man IN thousand who will be
able 10 answer II off-hand.
According 10 CAROLS Catechism OF History John
Hancock was the only gentleman who signed the Dec
laratlOn on the 4th OF July. One other gentleman
signed II In the following November aud the rest the
big majority, made their quill marks on the I'd OF
August According therefore, 10 ono OK tho princi-
aiAs IN tset the fundamental principle " the cnnsti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
ONE or OUR CIVIL RIGHTS.

From The Detroit Free Press
There +, one thing that ought TO be maze pena'
Offence win minimum fine OF at least 200 win I'M
prsonment for not less than SIX months; II Is tnat
Of dOubtpC the statements of a man VINO hds peeh
a~fshing Fish have been caught ever SInoo h9 h
hooks wer, Invented. The fish were maze 20 De
caught They rather expect II. It 10 no trek at an
TO catch dSb And vet a. Jones returns from his
vacation he Is mot and asked
Been away"
"Ycsn
Up North ~
"Yes7
Went fishing, suppose"
Of course
Catch anything"
Certainly , ..
Hm. Caught some fourpOunders. presume !.
Yes: caught one which weighed seven pounds
HIN Good by - -
Jones not only caught one Weighing seven pounds,
but number which weighed Ave and SIN pounds
apiece but he dared not speak Of 1t. Even WIN what
he did say he felt that the other man believed nm 10
lie liar As he walked on he felt belttled ahh de-
graded, and he made up his mind 10 teli ooiu lie
on the occasion and declare that he dd Ot even
see fish while he gone. Something shouln De
done in this matter, and II cannot be done 700 soon
A man should he protected In telling the ruin as
wei as In life and limb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
THE WASHINGTON ARCH AND ITS SITE.
70 the EdffOr OF The Trtbpns.

Sir: T. it not nonsense for any One 10 advocate
another site for the Washington Arch than the one
settled upon? There are persons who think the wOrih
revolvrs around Central Park. Washington square
for the Washington Memorial Arch is the only tit
place. But Is il dscouraging that the plan drags
along vtlOut movement toward erecting the Arch.
81 first $50. 900 estimated as the cost now with
over $50 900 on hand. IT, Is asserted that 300 600
Will be needed Let the committee begin at once is
erection and show that they mean BUSINESS. Take
my word for II, public interest Will then increase
and with Il the peoples gifts. COMPl-AINER.
Newyora, sept. 30, 1eS9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
4 NEW FEATURE IN A LARGE STORE.

An important feature has been added to the immense
store Of l. j. Denning Co.. at Broadway. from MIMI
Tenth sts in the shape OF house-iurnshhg ucpdrI
ment which occupies twothirds OF the entire block on
the basement floor Here may be found excellent stock
in every variety OF household goods. including hhc inc
Of verwarc and the best Of china and porcelain ware
and an kinds Of kitchen utensils This department Is
one OF the largest OF it, kind IN country and includes
all sor NJ homo decorations such "a pictures and eteh
ings as we'll AS frames number Of starways ana ee'
yatoIs make this department easy Of access
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03

run strangers to the work: and he would have I'M
uo.S'ood thai the poor chapel In the Rue dArras is
UnI 'ne humble pivot upon which turns the greater
cuT, 'n,o ughout France. The work is slow and diff
publc ,iduS anu certain. OF changing private and
o oniy opinion reply rarely to mlssatemens. aud
Sores ,Hheh they touch vital principles and there
ont Ivy 70 correct an inaccuracy of your correspond
freoros saSlng That my does not and never has
IIIs "n, any school Institution Of the Jcsuits
~ ,h hIie French education has been and Is at one
" Due Due Lyceums of the University OF France
''' "cp'' 10 1851. HYACINTIIE LOYSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
MIsIyFoRMED ABOUT SENATOR MCMILLAN

'''i+NFVhiTD ANU cfaNAiOh VI MILAN.
10 the EdttOr OF The tribune.
Sir: An editorial recently appeared IN I" The New
York star" built the statement that whereas
senator Mcmillan was ardent Proectionist during
The last campaign. now the Pennsuar Car Company
OF which he Is president is dschargng its men, owing
to lack Of orders 1t IS true that Senator Mcmillan
was Protoctonlst 1t is not true that he is prcs-
dent of the Peilinsular Car Company, though he is
president of the Michigan Car Company. The latter
company has not cut down IT'S force, bat has Increased
IT, The only two week days when the works have
not run the day when the company gave their
men ar excursion TO Putin Bay and the day when they
sent them TO the Detroit Exposition. The PennSuaI
Car Company has not reduced its force NJ. C.
Detroit Mich. Sept 21, 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
NEWS TROM TlIE CITY OF MEXIco.

City Of Mexico, oct ., via Galveston.-A movement
Is foot here to reduce the representation in Con
gress by one-half
Earthquake shocks were felt here and throughout
Guerrero to-day. The undulations lasted half
minute.
The works for the improvement Of the harbor OF
Vera Cruz were left In bad state by the recent
storms.
Trains arr now coming in on all roads the damage
by the hOOd~ having been repaired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
THE FLORIDA ORANGE QUESTION

From The Fruit Trade Journal
As the Florida orange season approaches the ques'
ton OF how this luscious fruit shall be marketed be
comes more interesting The agitation OF this ques-
ton IS more the result OF the spicy tr1angular ntary
among receivers than OF any especial activity among
the growers. There now three distinct Organic
tons anxious to control or market the Florida efy S
fwo Of these the FLORIDA Fruit Exchange ana tno
Association organiKed at the once Of NJ r. y Good,
se,L this week are II favor Of selling at suction sad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
4 HOSPITAL FOR URGENT CASES.

70 me Edttor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Your remarks upon the Mary Mullln case are
pertinent aud timely. such reception hospital for
urgent medical cases is needed. society with a
place 10 receive. give temporary relief, and make
a proper disposal Of all such could do much
good il cOnduc in the human spirit in which your
article IS conceived. j. t. L.
New-YOrk, Sept. 25 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
me CoMING ELEcTIoNs IN GERMANY.

Berlin, Oct. 2.-The Politische Nachrichten' says
that the Rechstag will be closed, at the latest early
in January, permit the holding OF general election
and the assembling Of the new Parliament I'm the
spring II necessary The paper also says that the
Government intends 10 give the Anti Socialist law a
definite, permanent character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
THE AYRSHIRE HANDICAP NOT pEo1DED.

London, Oct. 2.-The report that the judges had
sustained the objection lodged against Lord Dudley's
horse Fullerton, the winner Of the Ayrshire Handicap
and had given the TO Noel Fenwcks horse Wood
land, which second, placing +. V. GOoch's colt
Jack Frost second and c. {. Dormers horse Pros.
perity third. proves 10 have been erroneous. No
decision in the matter has yet been rendered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03


Paris. Oct. IN Rochefort, in a violently worried
manifesto asks the Beeville electors TO plump" him
protest against the dictatorial behavior of the
Government.
1t is rumored that NJ Joffrn has resigned his seat.
fearing for his reception in the Chamber in view Of
his being declared elected with only 500 votes out
of a total of IA 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
PREMIER TrszA HOPES FOR PEACE.

Vienna, Oct 2.-IIeT Tisza the Hungarian Premier.
was entertained at a banquet at Grosswar1ein to-day.
In a speech the Premier said that although circum-
stances would not permit any abatement Of the
c0untys preparations for defence he hoped with
confidence that peace would be preserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
COMPROMISE REACHED AND THE MEN TO
RESUME WORK TO-DAY.

Rotterdam. Oct. 2.-The strike ended. At a
meeting of 1900 dockmen this evening the modaed
terms accepted, namely, sd. hour week.
days, 7 led hour on Sundays and n minimum Of
four hours work per day All the strikers will
resume tomorrow. They intend to form union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
THE CRuMBlNG CLIFF AT QUEBEC


Quebec. Oct. AT an cary hour this morning a
large piece Of rock became detached from the face
OF the cliff Immediately underneath DuFerin Terrace
and crashing into a house Little Champlain-
81. The slide took place several yards TO the
Of the Of the recent fatal disaster. No lives
lost. The whole back of the building struck by
the rock is crushed in and wrecked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03

VI Ohicaso N1CfoRIA-Blshop Ethelbert Talbot. Of
"Somlhg' WESTMINSTER Bishops Henry ~ Pierce,
81 Arkansas NJ. N. Gilbert Of Minnesota and George
Worthhgton, OF Nebraska
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03

AN ADDRESS IN LONDON BY PROFESSOR DEWEY.
London, Oct. o.-Pofessor Melvil Dewey. State Li-
braran of NewYork delivered an address Library
Progress before the Library Association Of London
last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03

OVER 1000 STUDENTS AT ANN ARBOR y
Ann AibOr Mich. oct 2.-Thc Michigan UnNeIsy
opened this morning with attendance much IN cN
-css Of that anticipated OF the freshmen. who conn
plete their examination This afternoon 39f have reg
,tcicd against 322 last year II IS expected that the
attendance this year Will aggregate 21OO IN the various
n1tupl r1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
THE STEAMSHIP Campus ASHORE.

Quebec oct 2.-The steamship Campus which nut
back to port fortnight ago with her cargo on fire.
and which left here again yesterday with general
cargo for Liverpool is reported ashore this morning
at Point Saint Waller. fifteen miles below Quebec
with twenty feet of water I'm her hold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03

The delicious perfume Of Wood Violet Is an and more
than il name Implies.
II possesses penetrating though delicate od0t which
causes sensation u pleasure, and easily believe
that the fresh Niolets close at hand
10 Is seldom that toilet article meets with the i'm.
mediate appreciation which has been given 20 this recent
manufacture OF Messrs Joseph Burnett Z Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03

The southwestern Limited. via New York Central
Lake shore and Big -Four for Cincinnati and -
Louis October q. AID every day thereafter ses
extended notice In another column :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03

business chances of many kinds made know
In the varied collection Of short advertisements on thu
ninth page of The Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
SIR JULIAN pAUYCEFoTE's RETURN.

London, Oct. 2-Sr Julian Pauncefoe. the British
Minister to Washington, who has been home for some
months leave Of absence will start his return
to Washington on Saturday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
WILSON BARRETT SAILS For AMERIt

WILcUN BNKKETT eAILo FUR AMkKICN
Liverpool Oct. 2.-Wilson Barrett sailed for Amer
ica the City OF New-YOrk to-day. Miss East
lake, accompanied by her brother, also sailed to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
Films Furniture store.

T., 4. Jay eros. a &c, Opticians ara Special,
goods Difficult eases Of defective vision deslrcd