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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
fOst Dihcc NOtiCc.
d.IIv BY nu Interested, as changes may
lShnnlh he road

Should be read daily b. all Interested, a. changes may
Letcrs ior io IN counue. need not be specially I'D;
Whsa il is dSsrsi % cat and CON,
meroia ocumens e,tF' noG sHecaN! a11'''''d 'e'"S
Fofsen mails Tor the weeA ending october 19 will close
%EDSEsDAY Tor RIO de apeiIo sad Sane! sano'
direct anu the la Plaza countries wa K'o DC 2aasS'
per Gala Via Queenstown Ggters i'r Ss5. b'!&sr
Gss az M for EgoPs PEE lesns a Sl we d seS
.'r AllerSi AZ a M for Belgium direct per Rhyn
agd Via Antwerp detters directed per Rhyn;
Yueatin. AZ per p : Niagara ior tgea a1d Tuxps9
direct and Tor other Mexican states, VIC Vera Cruz must
be directed per Niagaal at D. H. ios the "iha"aia
Islands, per ; $ sIdonian. r,,.oo. ro. v,,a,,n,
via Pym nH cae1b gFg a@oas te io5 Ireland
agd direct DR. S. = Veendam Via Rotterdam eters must
@ arsed per VeepqSm at 9nS a. Pudr lot '1C at
per- > ; Agl.an; at a H. for Azores Islands. per
V cdSda via Hama ter io Tor P otsF @essa
states be directed per G. Conda'l az 10 M FOR
VIA A9pnWa i at ii a. H. for h. Bahama ISLANDS aud
Hay t be- P[E directed 11F0diS@ az 'is o BE-
mu1a, per $ Ofnoeo a. p NJ Tor IT9A5o ana kaa'Sa'
or St Crox AMI 81 Thomas via s. CrolN also WlndwaTd
ana Sn a5fG Pr steamer from is% at 30 n for
st. Pierre.M Quelon, per steamer from Halifax
EahS ef Haay ss az a0f e M
sATCRDNY-At $50 a N. for NORWAY direct Per $.
Thasaa letters mus be 4efl Per Thg,S val po;, a.
GAL per $ la Ch4m9IaT w LAVE az Al a. m 70, tof
Great Br Fa L' 2s ogcenS u ec. Tor athea Euro
oan Countries must DE directed per Eturla"l az 30
a m Tor scotland direct, per Anchora via Glasgow
effers must be- directed per Anchor az at for
t;ern9ny Denmark sweden. Norway Russia and Turkey
Werra Bremen Qctrr5 for Great Britain lrc
and Dplrum Netherlands and Austria. via southampton
mus ~ dircctd per WeNa'l; ut / y. - for Cuba per
Cay OK Atlanta via havana u'tlcFS must DC 'ufeeted
" per CITY Of AuGnta'l ~ -. -
t-ra1ccol clos. here October II. az p. Malls for
tustrala New.Zealan1 lIawalian ti and samoan
1s1oras nor : Aameia from san FTsciscOl close here
october rs az p m Tor on arrival az New,fork OF
tnrapia Win British malls for AustFaa) Mails fcs me
society Islands per ship City OF Papeit from san f, nss
ci.eo, close heS October '25 az D. m NAILS 49, s, Kew
- =, Tanna FTa and thence by steamer wa MY
West Fla close al this Office daily at 80 a. mn a. .,
be schedule OF closing OF Trans-Paelne .eys,,.,6
ranged on the presumption o. their % srryns On
Mails from the E.s. -
tfas4l - a n On me day OF sailing OF sesnels nv
dispatched thence the same DAY
az 80 D. m previous day. Wv cOT-r Postmaster.
POST once New-York, n ". v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

At Pembroke Glen Cove, l. J., the country place
of the brides mother Mrs. Charles Perkins, yesterday
afternoon Miss Elise Perkins married to Captain
4 Lindsay Kelly Of the goth Hus ars, English Army
Tho Rev Dr. Robbins, Of Philadelphia, ofciated,
assisted by the Rector Of st. Paus. Glel Cove. The
only bridesmaid sister Of the bride, Miss Marie
Perkins.
The wedding Of Miss Pauline Onativia TO John X.
Townsend will take place to-day at noon in tho Church
of the Heavenly Rest.
Miss Mabel A. Harper, daughter Of John W. Harper.
will be married TO Leonard Cow, jr, of Glasgow, Scot
land this afternoon at o'clock at her fathers home,
sands Point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
THE VEATHER REPORT.

FORECAST TILL p. ". WEDNESDAY.
Washington Oct s.-For Northern New.England fair
For Southern New England, all New York all Penn
sylvanla, New.Jersey Delaware, Maryland, the Yir-
GINA. the Carollnas Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee,
fair til THURSDAY night; warmer winds becoming south
erly.
For the other Southern States fair TIL Thursday night
For Indiana Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin, fair
warmer.
For Iowa, fair; stationary temperature.
For Mnne-ofa ana Dakota light rain, preceded by
fair IN Minnesota; slightly cooler.
For Ncbrlska Kansas ana Colorado. fair; slightly
cooler, except stationary temperature IN Ea'tern Kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
NO SALE THERE THAI DAY.

Prom The Detroit Free Press.
He rang the dOOrbell Of a house inSecond ave ana
then sat down. In a minute he rOS up and rang
AGAIN Then be waited spell and rang for the third
ure Soon thereafter the lady OF the hmse, betray ne
demanded:
Are you trying 70 pull the house downq'
r NO. masm.' be answered HaN You the
Lives Of Piutarch, 4,
q minutes "o0 q man ~
Ard ~ 1 see, madam. ! guess ia be1er go"
<1uu 80 he took the " Lives Of Plutarch' uder his
80 ar ms own IN his hand and backed down ne step
man who wished he hsda,t '"' VA WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
MARRIED.
RFNJkMIN-RYRON-

BENJhMIN-BYRoN-Mop october 2. ~ st. Agnes
Church, by Rev. H. G. Macdowau Miss Anna Byron
10 Edward VI. Benjamin.
CRoUTER-HU Mon Nondsy. october {, At the rest.
son, y. j. by ths Rev W. &. steele. Lydia j., daugh-
ter Of the late Henry and Ruth Hume, 10 Albert NJ.
Crouter, Of jersey city Heights n. J.
HlLI-TRAPHAGEN-On Tuesday. october s, at the
residence OF Mr. 5. NJ. BlNby, f0rdham, by the Rey.
William T. Anderson assisted by Roy. DR.. Edward T.
CLARK Miss Elizabeth f. daughter Of the late John ".
Traphagen, 20 Mr.. George A. Hill
KELLY-PERK INS-On October &, 81 Pembroke, Glen
Cove, Long Island, by The Rev. DR.. Robbins Ella
Nevlns Perkins. Of New-lork daughter o. the late
Charles L. Perkins, b. =. Lindsay Kelly, Of London
England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
4 Young CTGARETTE SMOKER.


While out at the theatre last night. stepped into
the smOkng groom for glass Of Tee water and nearly
ell backward Ia constituent. For there seated on
The chairs and divans little boys Of almost any
az, from six twelve. putting away at cigarettes.
The room was quite crowded and the air blue with
the wrcathing clouds which almost hid the ceiling from
-icht. one little fellow. who could not possibly be
over eight years old, had perched himself In chair
say Ierhed, because he really LOOKED like bird on
a perch. His legs reached little more than hall
ways to the floor. he was drawing In the n.ICtiHe
charged smoke with susto that looked very pre-
cocous. His little head lOlled on the back OF the
chair with evident satisfaction. as he allowed the
,mOke TO curl slowly upwaN from hi, lips. His feet
were swinging beneath the chair and he wore air
II absolute ABANDON At the rate he inhallng the
smoke Physician would give him, perhaps. ten more
veas 10 I've Probably less than that. When he IS
dropping of in galloping CONSUMPTION acgrav ated
by nervous strain. IS 10 be wondered whether It
viii TO that boys parents that they could have
prevented It all 1t Is TO be supposed thar the boy
has parents living His snOwy-white linen collar
and his tasteful silk tie his welftting cloth suit
aud his natty little shoes all gave evidence that he
vas no Walt lie evidently had welltodo parents or
relatives; but there he was, al p m. I'm the hot.
poisonous air Of the smoking room, OlinG back
fortably a. If he thoroughly used thai sort Of
hing. This happened 10 be the first time / ever en-.
tered the smoking room Of that theatre. The same
may have been going on every night for months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
ATcHrsoy REORGANIZATION PLAN.

Boston. Oct. Sex President Strong Of the Atchi-
road, says that the reorganization plan as It has
been outlined strikes him as an equitable arrange
and he expresses the sincere hope that it may
be successful. Inquiry among some Of the large Sc
curty holders Of the company indicates that they are
disposed regard It favorably. but most Of them be
fore giving pronounced opinion want the full official
details Of the plan. Some sentiment Is expressed
against a 5 per cent income bond many holding that
the rate should be per cent. first proposed,
per cent. II IS stated that under IL Kansas Territorial
charter the company cannot assess the stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
HoMGoPATB1c PHYSICIANS SHOW FIGHT

The Committee Medical Legislation Of the HomoeO.
pathlc Medical Society Of the State Of New-Yok has
issued circular 10 homeopathic physicians through
the country appealing for subscriptions OF Ell ana upward
10 carry on the defeating the single examining
licensing board system which they has been intro
duced by the 0lopahic school with view TO crushing
out Of existence the homeopathic profession They call
attention 10 the Canada during period Of
esty.one years in which the single board system has
ben in existence than thirteen hundred aIoDathe
aid only nine homeopathic physicians have been licensed
Tn collections obtained by secretaries Of county societies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF WOMEN

Denver Col, oct. s.-The seventeenth annual
meeting Of the Association for the Advancement Of
Women was held here to-day. After the reading
OF reports by vce-presidents OF the various state
organizations and 9th routine bu mess. Mrs. Julia
ard Howe, the president, gave the opening address
Papers were read by Mrs Louisa Linton, OF Mime
sOta on Women in Science and by Mrs Helen s.
shed, Of Illinois, on Women in Affairs Tonight
reception given 10 the delegates by the WHO
Of Governor Cooper. There about fifty delegates
present, representing almost every section ia the
United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
SMALL REGISTRATION IN BROOKLYN.
BEHIND THE RECORD OF PREVIOUS YEARS
CAUSES OF THE FALLING OFF.


The second day Of registration in Brooklyn yesterday
showed marked falling off from the corresponding
ngures on the second day last year. when the terest
ID the Presidential campaign was at fever heat and
also large decrease from the second day two years
ago, when Mayor last elected. Compared with the
number registered on two days two years ago, the
hsures are only few hundreds apart But it must
be remembered that in 1857 the candidates all
named by the Republicans before the second day Of
registration. The total number yesterday
4o,4S2 which 10 101 less than the second day
In 1885, and 1855 less than in 1887 while the INCREASE
over 1855 5,153 The total for the two days this
year IS s20j5, while in 1883 It wac 11s,314 and In
1887 1897. The final day is October %. The table
ACCOMMODATING g1vea compa-l.ons BY wards :.
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TO DISCUSS THE DENVER RATE.

Chicago, oct CSpeclaD.-A meeting OF the West
states Passenger Association IS called for tomor
row to consider proposition to raise tho s26 Denver
passenger rate 10 its old figure Of $50 65. The at
tempt seems almost foredoomed to failure, as the
Alton Railroad reduced the rate openly because II
had been cut to the 600 figure by It's competitors
Even at the $26 rate, tickets have lately been manlpu
lated down u ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
IN INTERNATIONAL PREssMEy,s Union.

PlessInen u United and Canada held their
first annual Pressmen's Unions No. 95
Forsyth- yesterday. roll call showed delegates from
DO ton. Albany Troy. Toronto. Detroit, Denver. Buffalo
philadelphia. Washington Louisville. Seattle AID New
York. RESOLUTIONS were passd forming international
union, 70 be the InternaIorg Printing Press
mems Union Of North America. The following perna
nent officers were elected T. +. Mahoney Of Boston.
pre.d J. W. Williams OF Toronto ce-presdcnt
c. f. TAYLOR, o. Louisville second v'~epresiient; and
T. j. Hawkins Of the Adams and Cylinder Association OF
New-York, secretary and treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
Mr. rlLroRD rNpERaoIva AN opERlr1oY.

MR.. HALFORD UNDERGOING AN OPER4TION
Washington, Oct. e-Private Secretary Haford IS
lying the White House, where on Sunday surgical
operation was performed on him by Or. Sewers. The
operation was successful, and the doctor says that
with few weeks rest Mr.. HalfOrd viii have entirely
recovered from the tenesmlc condition OF the bowels
from which he has suffered times for number
~ yea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
ppopPprv oF 4 Duchess TO BE SOLD.

PROPEETI OF 4 UUCHLo9 TO DE bUI-D'
The trustees Of the Duchess of Marlborough have
placed in the hands of A. H. Muller a Son. real
estate agents for sale, the following properties The
entire block sixtleh and Sixty first stS tlfth
and Madison ayes also property in Iifth-ave. aud
Fifty fth-st Broadway and FraalD ST., and 10 Thirty
eghth-st and Fifth-ave. Tho sale will probably take
place early N November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
4 NOTABLE NIGHT FOR ." THE oOLAH."

The hundred and hfieth performance Of The ooah
az the Broadway Theatre marked by the return Of
Miss Marie Jansen the unusually hearty
and enthusiastic reception Of the amusing hts OF tho
opera Encorcs demanded nearly all the promi-
parts the piece and Mr. Wilson kept prOuet.
ing about the stage until he Threatened with ca
hsu-slon seemed have her limp and
sang and acted with great animation. The house wa
crowded, and though souvenirs given. IA many
other ways the night notable in the Of The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

TO COMMAND THE SCHOOLSHIP S4R4TOG4.
Philadelphia, oct. s.The Board OF Directors OF the
Nautical schOoship Saratoga, which IS expected tD
reach this city and be ready for the reception OF
pupils early in November. met to-day and adopted
re Olutlon, requesting the Secretary OF the Navy
detail Commander Francis VI. Green. T.. S. ".
FOR the place OF superintendent OF the school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
MRS. HARR1sows HAPPY THOUGHT.

trOm Tho N1ItmOro AmeflCAI
Mrs. Harrison designed the very appropriate nora
centre piece Of TIE lunch table when the south
American delegates were entertainedl. To her j.
due the credit for originating the unique aud happy
thought Of the globe Of flowers with the North ana
South American countries Defined In Owers Of various
hues. The aater represented hy the smOOth'
deep green leaves Of laurel almost exactly the color
OF the The globe was prepared at the White
House conservatory. under Mrs. Harrison's own
Supervision. No one knew anything Of IL until II
appeared on the table secretary Blaine declared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

Rcd Bank, " J., oct. 5.-The second annual parade
Of the Red Bank Fire Department took place here
to-day. The public and private buildings were dec
Grated with flags and bunting. The companies outside
Of Red Bank which In the parade came from
Long Branch. Asbury Park. Matawan, Navcs'n k
Oceanic, Atlantic Highlands, Ocean Grove and Eaton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
THE ECLIPSE PARTY TO SAIL THIS WEEK.

THE ECLIPSE PARTY TO SAIL THIS WEEK.
Washington, Oct. s.-Oriers have been issued by
the Navy Department the officer in command OF the
Pensacola 10 take Professor Todd and party 10 Africa
to observe the eclipse Of the in De- ember. The
vessel will sail about October IL from New-York, for
ST. Paul de LOandO, the coast of Africa. Fro
fessor Todd and his associates will 60 about $50 miles
into the Interior TO make their obser1 alton. Return
ing the Pensacola viii stop az Cape Town. St Helena
and Ascension Islands, 10 allow the scientists 10 make
magnetic and pendulum observations. The trip viii
occupy about four months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
HE DOES NOT WANT TO BE RASH.

IVII nc IDUIsFIIH NVIHIFI- uHTHdI
There lives in Bentoa. I'm Marshall County, an
aged negro who claims 10 have cut 100 yeaf-Hafhs
upon the stick Of time Hs concern about eternity,
though does not appear 10 be more lively than thas
" the aged sinner. A local account says ::
" lie professed religion about month or so ago,
and was 10 have been baptizel last Sunday, but he
did not feel well and put II on until some more con
venlent time. He said he had plenty Of time yet"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
Mr.. RANDALL AGAIN ABLE TO BE OUT.

Philadelphia, Oct. s.-Congressman samuel J. Ran
dali will probably return Washington Thursday.
Continued unfavOrable weather has hlndered him In
reganing strength by combining him to the house and
much OF tho time to his room Last week he was
not so well as usual: but he is better. and. It
Is expected that he Will be able 10 make the Journey
10 Washington without discomfort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
rnr lppo1rrMrNrs n.y. RE MApE ro.pAY

l. Is expected that Supsrvsor.atIargo Qulntard Of
Kings County will name the Commissioners Of
Charities and Correction to-day. over forty applicants
for the places have fled their papers with him. Tho
most public pressure brought bear in favor Of
eCoroncr Frank and John Cottie Of the Eastern
District; Ass.mbyman Mclaughlin and II. NJ. Winter,
Of the Western District, and James Ryan OF Fatbush
II Is deemed likely that Cotter and Mclaughlin will
be named although some unnamed may be chosen 70
one OF places
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

Nh fL4Ck DOES NOT LIKE THE PRESS
From Texas siftings.
q, So,le VI iherl tacks friends assert that he Is ale
he VII A. oAOherae himself. and they predict tia
Ss, - oO 70 a a. early day. Flack's friends also
Ky Sorh INC ,s sn'erpnse Of the press.
40 doubt the press Is a grcaf nuisance under the
i,t s.shces, perhaps almost as great nuisance ~
IN, genne was when her big sister was entertaining
sisnout little Jennies assistance matted her on The
VI shut In sleep" 49, ~ ''' Jun W.
SusA NIT sad Jennie. "Mother told me to rssp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

MISS zEL4, THE SWEDISH SINGER, MARRIED
Boston. oct. SIN Trinity Church this evening a
select gathering OF the best known people Of Boston
witnessed the marriage Of Miss Apena Zela the
~w-d.sh singer, who only recently reached
this country 10 Edward A. Achorn, a
young Boston lawyer. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Or. Phillips Brooks. and after II wedding
supper was spread at the ThOmdibe. The couple Will
make a brief trip 10 Fortress Monroe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
PRESIDENT AsHLrys PROPOSAL,

Chicago Oct. Sat the meetings Of the presidents OF
the lines in the Interstate Commerce Association to-day
President Ashley OF Wabash who represented Jay
Gould the meeting, proposed amendment to the
agreement providing the arbrators' award shall be
final and no road can contrary IT, This laid
until the meeting. which will be held in New
York In January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

Few remedies after sixty years, trial ana constant
use retain their position the best yet such Is the
case with DR. d. Jayne's Tonic Vermlfuge whether
a. tonic or strengthener In dyspepsia In adults or
the ndigesuoc and arrangements Of the stomach ~
children, IL Is simply invaluable; and as worn
remedy II is one OF the most safe and best SOFA oy
AL druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

TIE MORRISsEY OPERA COMPANY IN TOWN.
The Morrissey opera company is in town ana Is
about 20 begin rehesrsals Of The First Day OF hap
pness" The reports that the company had dsbanded
have been denied by everybody in a position 10 know
the facts The company is resting for two weeks
but Nh Morrissey said yesterday that the engage
ments made for this time had been cancelled, but
only postponed, and the next move would be into
Nev-Tnglapd. There Is an engagement Of two months
next sprang at the Grand Opera House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
CHARLESTON AND TIE SOUTH CAROLINA RoAr

Charleston, s. c., Oct. 9.-A special committee was
today appointed By the Chamber OF Commerce to take
steps looking TO the control of the South Carolina
Railway in the interests Of Charleston. No definite
plan of action was adopted but with the cooperation
Of the city authorities and local capitalists the road
can DO bought and operated specially in the interests
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

Tribune ONCE, Oct o. a. m.-Clear weather was the
rule yesterday with winds abating and shifting from
northwestey southwesteriy The temperature ranged
between A and 81 degrees. the average (47s being
% lower than on the corresponding day lat year and IL
lower than Monday. 80, - -
In and this city today there Will pfoDdoS Vo
warmer, fair weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
THE DEADLOCK At UTICA.

Utica, Oct s.-Thc Republican Convention for INC
XXIHd Senatorial District adjourned tonight until
tomorrow without a choice. The 23Oth ballot IT,
suited ShearI g. Wilson, g. Arnold, o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
to be the most beautiful feature of the luncheon, and
all the delegates united In expressions OF praise.
A SMALL REGISTRATION.
FEW VOTERS PRESENT THEMSELVES ON
THE FIRST DAY.
THE LOWEST TOTAL IN FOUR YEARs-rHE EN-.
ROLMENT by WARDS.

The registration Of voters In the city yesterday
conducted quietly About fifty inspectors Of election
Jailed to report for duty and dismissed by the
poiice Board but their places were filed promptly
one inspector was dismissed for intoxlcation Fol-
lowing are the returns by Assembly Districts Of the
registration IN this city yesterday compared with those
Tor The first day Of registration In 1856 1887 and 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
Tile RERKsHIRE Hills.

The latter part Of September and the entire mourh
OF October form the most delightful season in tte
Berkshire Hills-reached in four hours By superb
rains, via the Harlem Division OF the New-fork
Central. >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
CHAIRMAN WALKER AS ARBITRATOR.

Chicago, Oct. epeciaD.-The presidents OF the
Interstate Commerce Railway Association met today
but did nothing of importance except TO continue
Chairman Walker sole arbitrator The next meeting
will be held IN New-Nork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

The bad bank statement Of last saturday male his cw
bank refuse TO lend He might have had plenty o
cash in hand II he had not paid all out for fgrnitnre
carpets, ETC. Moral Buy OF UOwperthwalt. 1913 % 20
Park Row. NewYor, long credit aud keep your read
cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
po!lilcal Noiife.
Ratification Meeting!

,. t.,er.l Climb wifi raty the Republican Sate tieket
lee Meeting a. club houfc. 645 Matson-aNe. ~
y selsck on Weile@day evening. october D seyea q
on Tire ticket VII b. present. and
t,s.ses will be delivered by prominent speakera All
panblIeans others Interested In TIE cause or go04
goyernmeat are invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
5uecl1I Noncts.
2 for weak

Cod Liver Oil.-This invaluable medicine for weak
lungs and debility frequently rendered unavailable by
lts strong odor and taste. Caswel, Massey & Co.'s
EMULSION Of COD LIVER OIL with PEPsIN and
oUININE entirely oyercomes these objections.
SIZE LETTERS FROM LEADING PHYSICIANS TO
CASWELL, MASSEY CO.,
112t Bway. 5ls 5thaye.. and Newport r. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

NEW PRESIDENT OF THE TROY AND BOSTON.
Troy, y. Y, Oct. SIS b. Sanford to-day elected
president OF the Troy and Boston Railroad Company,
In the place Of rhe late Daniel Robinson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

To the students OF human nature not less than 70
the man who has an ungratihed wish, the many COZ
umns OF short advertisements tho eghtn anu hnth
pages Of The Tribune this morning win be found brim-
ful Of interest