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clad to hear him express 50 much sympathy with the

Glad to hear him express 50 much sympathy with the
deep lc1S ,,.s aWahtTnS. .
-, The last time Mr. Greeley was just before his
ilatcd nomination for tho Presidency IN l-12. we
spent the evening together in addressing Temperance
meeting mainly composed " cIrdrv'r> ana l'horlhg
men in little Methodist chapel IN StiiyvcsaitIvc'
ErOOklyn. When | told HIM that ! never hcard MIN
speak with more power. he remarked tiai ne "W'n
rather lodge vital truth in the minds OF th'e
plain worhinSnen than address dozen big SHOW meet
ihg, in the academy Of Music. We parted III nov
>tDrm-at the corner! of oxford st. and nrced nm 10
60 home with me Ills reply was :" No m',t 20
and make up The Tribune vet tonight but am com
inC over soon to spend few days win Hr. Ko'Kkrr.
and | will have one night with YOU" badc MN
goodnight: and The sweet. white Garcworn oi, rcni
face Of the old philosopher and plan'lnnpl,t ValShcl
from view Eight months aiterward; on Rl"'inv
and chilly November twilight, ! stood among inc
crowd around the open grave OF Horace "reciev IN
Greenwood ~
seldom visit nv plot In that beautiful GENE,
tory without hatng beside that gTaliic monument '
covers the ashc, of the poor, hard oilinr pHn;ibN
and bears it, well brown Inscription" Tie Founder
Of The New. York Tribune" To the fanl's and the
ccccntricitics Of the great man whose dust rn'~,s
there I have never been blind but America VIII al
way honor the memory Of the fearless ana iaitn,ni
champion OF freedom. industry, social pnrifv Ten.
pcranco and DoIitlcal ho'eety she VIII ever regard
him as the foremost educator OF the public Co,Sr!cnr"
in those crr,t nrlnc,p> TINT truEphcd on the hcii
of Getty slurs and tn emancipation cdict OF Abra'
I'm
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REFORMS IN TEE PENSION BUREAU.
SECRETARY NOBLE MOVED BY THE TRIBUNE
ARTICLES TO CORRECT CERTAIN ABUSES.

ARTICLES TO CORRECT CERTAIN ABUSES.
Washington, Oct (SpcciaD-It is learned tnat
both secretary Noble and his assistant VINO mas charge
Of pension matters have appreciated the rcccht
articles upon the Pension Bureau pnbllShcd III Aho
Tribune-hoth regards their absolute accuracy ana
the spirit OF genuine Republication when pr"hpra
thcm-that they have been moved to oeeih certain
much needed reforms II would therefore appear safe
predict that if the present Commissioner OF PENSIONS
dos not readily accommodate himself to TINS new
situation . successor who will chccrfny 40 50 may
shortly he found Among the first fruits Oh tllis re-
form movement be mentioned the order recently
issued with the design Of protecting the secretary
own decisions from such violence Of subordina'cs rs
had been pointed ont in thee dispatches ard proVid
ing that hereafter clerks shall not, at wui. reopen
<ch cases bu transmit the evidence " 10 the higher
court"
a second and equally important measure Is the
order issued by thr secretary the INFERIOR on sep
cmhcr -. for preventing undue preference " claims
winch provides that such action shall be taken nv
all officers aud employees in the Pension Burean a.
will prevent any ncdue preference of any claim III
time Of either hesring or Adjustment As Commits
,nncr Raum and the Assistant secretary had been
long and laborlonsy explaining 10 Congressional
Committee that this has been done during this
administration Of the Pension Euiriu this order might
indeed. slightly sup 'rl-,ou'. Moreover. while
would appear to be work OF -upcrcroGation ~ issue
an order forlddng persons from doing what they urc
alleged Eu 10 have done. St The Tribune has reason
10 congratulate "lf upon having pointed tn" way to
additional effort at sorcy needed Improvement:
and following the time l.,npItd admonttpn oi good
odd >anch" a,za must fo,icar t. look gift hor,s
in the mouth
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WESTMINSTER REPUBLICANS ENTHUSIASTIC.
The Republican convention for westchestcr County
met in Moran's Hall. White Plains yesterday to nomi
nate candidates for county Offices. Ex-Judgc Robert
son called the convention to order, and named J.
Irving Burns chairman, and he chosen. Two
hundred and four delegates. the full number.
spOndcd to the rOll.Call by towns. Harmony pre-.
vailed throughout Amid much enthusiasm David
Cromwell rcnomnatcd for County Treasurer BY
acclamation. John G.. Holmes. OF Lewisboro.
nominated for Justice Of Sessions and the following
were nominated for Coroners for the full term William
II. Hatfield. Of IOnkers; Joshua T. Many. OF Sing
sing and 4. smith Hopkins. of North Castle. DR..
Joseph Ilbrouck. Of Dobbs Ferry, was nominated for
school Commissioner in the I'D School District
The death Of James = Mlard was announced. and
the convention appointed committee Of five to at
lend the funeral The committee IS ex-Judge Robert
son. General James ". Hustled. Judge !. y. Mills,
f.. T. Lovatt and j. Irving Burns.
The County Committee chosen follows
Bedford. William II. Robertson: Cortandt Edward
Bclicuie: EaStclcstcr. Henry E,scr; Glccnburg. W.
II. Bnrnham, Lcwsboro'. Cyrus Lawrence MamarO
neck. William A. Boyd Mount Pleasant. Alfred Romcl ;
New Castle Francis VI. Carpenter: New Rochelle, Will
ian " Mo.loy North as'e. James liopkins; No: III
salem Henry W. Norton: O->ining Jams Is. swain;
Pelham. ID. 5. Pc: Poundr!dge. u. !. Roe e: Rye
MILAN l.. Ward Scar,dalc. B."dtord Rhodes; 'ners.
James i. iced: W">tcic-tcr. Henry &. Henderson,
White Plains, Edward Is. Long: IHkers. J. Irving
Iurn>; Yorktown j. II. Tomphns
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THE FOUNDER or TIE TRIBTNE.
DR. CuYLER's MEMORIES OF HIN AND TRIBUTE
TO HIS FAME

DR. CrYLER's MEMORIES OF HIN AND TRIBUTE
TO HIS FAME
The Rev Dr. T. L. Cuyer, IN The NV York Evan
gelis;.
frinccton Col!cSo !, "T!ppc,.,n"e' (.nvcn,Io" 1T
foaehs,oepseml ringd up a% me "n ,. Cd a.
table >ai yo2hs EaI, with face a. 'ingn" ,'.n
fair a, tls tsby'>-Hi,h Il bald head hinsed win
sDi White heii. ad with an eAf',. an oi AM
humor AID bousniiy. He was "itred ia lv'7c
alpaca coat and 10" trousers that came Gown aIol.
half WAY from H. knees to Eis OLD oiippcis' ihat
Was NY frst view Of Horace Grccl"y-".ip,c " ~"
Yorker had been my d"li;ht when al hoafG'n- c"Jl
Two hours a.,crwH.h. Oh the deck oi the Hudson
Liver steamboat >Aallpw. d crowd OF people gathered
atou, the awAwa?d. ~mooihiic,d yon,n-aiI r"scr
10 look AZ Nh ucniy di,corci I'd r:odSy OF i.c
pres That 10: C,ih." campaign of 40 mad"
Greey iamou FROM Maine to -" M',,!-' ,pp,, ~,
style and hi immense political hnp"lcdcc showed
The maturity o. a nan Of Ii'y.
prs paV,rr r. n nioa. y j. aud NJ '.rcIcy cane
~ my hJa,c. a. t.c chef >i"a""f ~ sa'" ,"ni':
snce convention. 4, III. >urprrtahl" he declined
the offer of ,c: or cor,c--aynt IA H., dra"ln; iD!r
Il hope to drinh coffee III heaven. Ll' can't stand
IN ,hi| world cup OF il% a" nd n"' w.t. t, wa.
Ma TO deliver. After supper cam" FANNY wo%,
mp and asked "nr f"r, ,i mc WOMB a 'o, !o,I
that ! am ab,u, IN" only rrc,by'cr.ai, p.,s'n ~lo
ever had Horace Greeley Oh hi- Knee, b'lhr him N
hmous old whltc ovorco..t ana >hichcl hat and
shamb!cd IN IN" tcapcrncc n.'il"p Dr. "a
ard the ws,% O, a rld.hoppcr.' He isd Lately lot
his beautiful bow "lhclue. and on ms Wy 70 '!e
City Hall he talked about HI idol7cd CHA WIN snc'
exquisite tenderness that my good l"'cr wn, per-
iectly carried away with him. ON tnai "vc''ie We,
En- h,na'p f ,r great Fa stronger rT@ to MS
dying day. loved Horace Greeley ih'ch-cN' ana
va, never wary OF corr ..,,, ~, oc s OF hn-spohe
beside him many platforms for tenpanec , ann " wt
i'nS s3. had ..o s'rs D1 e Ham 1 N
most eminent me-. o.. our tn"; bat FOR oiiSiii ICY
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Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address
DIED..


ASHMAN-On Saturday October 4. at Colorado SPRING.
John j. A,i,nan Q, A. l.. Ashman of This city. In
The ga y'Sr 81 H. ace: 10 ~ 20 M s.. Ann.
Roman Catholic church, i2th.t. near 4th'ave.
y..ar u hi, az No.aham. i,.garou. ir.
Relative and tnd. arr ny"d to attnd the funeral
nroo~l.n, on rr diy, a: II o. ocS: xom,.,
' ';ianin H,ahd,h @re q the late Benjamin Brand.
rHnih nom her late residence on Friday o toSe' 10.
Tian- i.a'" .rand at IL IS. Returning
$780, at tf Mr !of Fs,s:";f vi Sas IS
o H. T. Erh N III. ssh var Of hI aSs' ~, ,o.,
Iu'rn u. at convenience Of family.
DIlI.,,n Wn, dav. october s. 1890 at his residence,
SO L"Ainstonaf' John j. Dihl IN the i'th year Of
x":i.' q tun.ial hereafter.
r>rY suddenly, III" Tho,ndK Boston, oc,oser 2;
IH"ard =. E-ty. Of !haa, y. y In the 9th year OF
lsir .! at Ithaca October d 100.
fHwL IL. ilAi ""' BY .; tasry;,i Of . tho
.o1 # the late Amelia De Pau and Theodos.us ..
Da.t.roe rap4s peas" coy.
n/NAA - :h ,rtt~nly Of s dphiSsr''
Eii. ,a,i.. In. Afternoon a; hilt.pa-t o'clock.
MlI.NEv-N l,1vt"Nn, Ort"b,r :, ie?o, Jane, y
Il ill.,, '.c, AZ. mite! to attend his funeral on
nrEniLI.-p,.i srticnly;, a: winam:rGyn: Mass:
run,ia at WiIiaii,tovn. October o. at II a. m.
o.t"i,t : Maraar'. widow OF the late Rober, Milst.
~ ',fr Of hr ,:* q, no, d,u.,h,e, Mrs. Emma
i town, ID 80 NA'n->t. sinc sing. on Thursday. al
- Nt.A4" t. ir. '.t A.oot Alien Palmer. formerly
IN r.at 4, . " .nn Ia1i,d, VI ~. "t5 81 o.
r"EIt-0n N"nl'v tn d'h in-ta Iog'nee p"nni-. wife
r~niH >'i,.., "a l.lay -" lon. inst, M. at
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1UE UELIIIER REPORT

FORECAST Till. = i. Vi. TIllE~pAf
W,.l,nrtno oct y Tor y. i-tu,,ihd Ii'tfn New.
VIM, ,f.rn prl.i-, ,nri, N'NJ'l-'N p"ltwarr. Mary.
land and VtaIia -.eLtl, wato.'1 fair "rih'i; winds
.hifunr 10 ~uuti,,r.N. ,
i 49,. I, ,to ..t-. far "N' ut ran on III" coast
a., ,...r, X,.,Lnrn and Western Florida ram.
Ioi Alllamn Ns-i>-irp. Louisiana and Ia rl Texas.
iar wra.hr..
For vt rn Nrw.Yog,. We" Perm viianh, We;
N!r.in, GAO krn.n' rs. ArNdn~a-' i'h HS"' lhu'''
and Lower Mihgin IAN Nrati' r. SiIhuy "'ruri io''
low cd II, Lower MlrhrIn nv rains
10! Illinois Mi,so.r. aId iowa far weather tcow'd
l., -nuv r. cuort trial morning.
E,r WIS, o. and lci Michigan iiiis ,
o. Mlnh ~o'i Tie la .ota, ". Ia~ta h1H''> flu
{ 81 nd. h,h. RIA 81 ,'"" GOA except a"'"N thl
,rr.'utr Ia @. do
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NOTES or THE 81. tFE.

Mr.. Dilv announces that TIC old 'nnclv sr1Son
II Ills 1T l- III are viii iHr Jude revival, II
H. y! fW scandal. and TIE Country Girl t. There
VIII a.0 he q IiUduri!"u Of a Shal.chprran play
thn' ha~ not beer .c'n iicr: many years,
President Harmon and -"ycrtl member, OF the
tal met attend I sol ~n'h I'm ~, prrlOliilsn,,
81 = Poor E"ldlon,' a. Al auIh's Grand opera
Iiur-r. "" h,iisrUi. Friday night
II j. often that thI"" pla;- hy any one author.
cAr";i >haA"-p"a"". occnp' Sew N"rn ih,u'rc, at
81, -a'.r TIM. jcr0n" h. J"gonI" ENJOYS hat honor
Ia nuW. the play, brir New Lamp, for DId.
It: Dul r. Theatre. RI" Master Il Nuoihar.Ow. At
-" Lv"cun. and ".uE,el." ~ the GaiJrL.
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MARRIED.,

ADANS-Trr BErIL-At wiamsown, Mass. october \.
le9O, Julia Louisa IubEcll, taughtr the lae
Charles l.. Hnhbrl NJ D.. TO Elhr dye Laphanl ADAMS:
Of 10 hester y. " by thu Rev. Edward d. Tiboits, OF
HU0,ar, y. Y.
BIKCHALI.PILE-wILsON- Tuesday. October 2.
$50. the Church OF the Nativity south Bethlehem.
Penn. BY, thu Rev, {; Km;Sck Nelson HsRrlet;a
r. W. Erchal.pi". OF London. England.
HtEntET,, 0rltY-At Antwerp = r, at the resi-
by I:"y. j. a. Canclrld Wilbur i>k Herbert ia, Of
I.Ioo vn " Y. to Helen Louise daughter OF De witt
Co,,l"y 81 Antwerp.
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday: October a.
the ,drncr OF tn" brides patents. Iia,tingson.tud:
Dan, Kttredgr to Anna. daughter OF joseph Madison.
sPlOTT-HOMAN-Ne w.Yorl Tuesday. October. 4 BY
the Rcv u. wife, Albert West Sprott and Julia
Enida HoB4n, both Of this City.
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rAXpfn\Tf> To- u. N,,lTp ~ KINGS COUNTY
EE'Gur 0rr1nuK.

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tween Joa.. ki- II .,.' I,"; %. T. Nt!';". A--ru
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80 " 80 TO- ''"' - 80
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pcOYINE;T ARRIVAL At TIE HOTELS.

AIHENA Rf.l.-> 'uatur Knuddl l. ''lh~'r. Z" i"'i'l
ana, EAETIOf.uI 1.i't Ju-'i,r l'lf"ion. - -" Ia
hama. EK!vuOEr IN" .b'.t' UId pi'h'>> al !N13'''
ongl luI e. Utn. Ioft bIN.- o. Na'n"-''r. h''r "S
vI,t ,.nun. 80 ,hu"u ,i su.di, u,.d i..ln t'a:!>
r4,;,. Of lo,'"n. lIlIH Az lt.-N'"t'p. rank
uI.,,,,a II >,l.rr-. So t'" SH"h, NJ M 4" IL
luni- T.. a.. Iioiu Gay. 81 ia" niri stats Sp'''
count. THUMBS BIi."v Ainri'h. " F''t" ana e\'@" VI
Wll.," pIt, K",,.. Of Io'I'.i'Ha. UIlNi
pv.,ua.,rarrrr,I jan, y. 1sirt %! Wh'alu,'n. -
JAMES Secretary 81 stats il'nrr >. Waih'i' d" VS.
yl,.ur W!>rNIN~ri l. G.nriH J'r"'t OF IA
1i1n->ail E'pEiti,. WlNPN'N-'e''' i''''''" "''''
Al IL tDIIIL
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THE COLCMBCS THEATRE STILL CLOSED.
MANAGER HAMMERSTTIN RorNDfy pENorNCrs
The INSPECTORS OF THE FIRE BOARD

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.
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Manager HlHi'H'I'"'I '''''' "'' W. NV" ~ -
daF IN f"li''I - OBTAINING u '''' i' ''' ''''''
Theatre. lu' rr,1r hdI y ~ vd ~ -" -
.u fr,,o tho Fra Irr1,iuc,t no action could l,,
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n,ccr.cSTyG WHAT CJrSTTTrTES NNtfy.

Clark ,icII presided LET cv"ninr a. m'''"S OF ''
vocico GOAL society in tie Ip"l lucengan ana READ
. ~, :. Tho Legal Tcs, Of Lrnacv," Nv a. Wood
yn,.. . h.rr,ster Of London. While reading II. h!H
n,.ce in tho chair was f!l"d bv Judge A. l.. Palmer
Of NeN brunswick. Jude Palmer and Mr.. Eel took
mart IN the discussion which followed the reading
Or. Emily Kcmpin made an interesting report Of
tho proceedings u, cic international congress Z"
,.s,,in.I Law NJ Berne, and Or. Robert Newman
. ,ono., .,out the international Medical CON
erc.s and Tie Internal onal Cremation tonercsN III
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object Of his visit to this country but SAID that IL WIS
sre,v NJ holiday ch,,.c,c, When their baggage had
sd through the ores of Custom House inspection tue
Duke and Duchess drove tn the Brcvoor House. "hefo
they rcsoutcy denied themselves to all newspaper 'nen
In the evening they dincd At Dclmon'cos win Nrh"r
Ieary and Mrs. Paran returning 70 the brt'oo
House shortly after 10 O'Clock.
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p"'"r',rr >"-".i''. Vall"y aud Evarh1r last nict
''i N,utri II. orr tW"ltV ilN" years old ami
.n'..,l MIN up - r"' Head, ua:i"r- charge D!
;'I''., h. a'''. ~. Ni."n. IL her property. ON
september - ui: 'iu-"l H." arrest Of Mr.. NNol
.,u trnp,ir' That -" H. .r.
l. II, committed l'- for uoIi, II cx,mI"i'iu a.
i.l.-vu. II,-p.tA whore >i- prpr"un. ID insane
i,I: de- ,r"l in ~" Glv- NJ. NiApn went 10 her
l,,I" 81 - Wr> rh'''y fourth t.. ard found that
r,l. 20. " - a'.I' - trp'W had >r sold he"
Iu. al f'-.i.'i i,. . =, III hrr wtl,u penny. ulr
a. ,,.r p...t'.Hi> /" c't hey r'innHt"t 70 som"
J. .n' 49, H. applied Z" ln>t" ''ornin for a warrant
I. q
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The D,un.r ,ti, neral Committee OF Kings ''""'
$40, .,..nI,p voted 10 pmt aO,cUOO pastel TO- ~" IN
,,c,o, I,,y Ti,rr VIII IL ,ai.ple ''h' AT n III"
,tylnrr. on rlcrtcn day, aud dummy hiI"'- via oe
ed 10 inotc u. voters into IN" '>' III ~
40 IL h und tood that fund ~ go ocO ha' o'"
- fot The pufpo-, Of making hou-"tohois" canvass
,hc ty esuerally In the tNn"nenthou" quart To- "
,o,e-. me inticacirs Of the Euot.R. foiin LAW
,.n ,a,r ccort j. U he ind" u MAJ" al I''h"'rl''c
o.t. .xncr, nough TO handle "a" new ballot, b' i'.hs
the ballots they coTy into tn hooh' Oh NV o"' '''
and folding them pioprilr
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TO DISCUSS THE DISPUTED TARIFF sECNov

Special Deputy Collector Joseph J. Couch went -
Washington yesterday TO consult with the OFFICIALS q
the Treasury Department regard TO the intcrpreta
ton OF the disputed section No. So OF the new Tarh
law Mr.. Couch believes that the goods now In bond
imported under the old law and placed on the FREQ
list can be withdrawn under the new act. Mr. Couchs
opinions customs affairs are held In high esteem
at Washington.
The receipts at the Custom House yesterday Tese
3513 G24 81. and there were 1OB6 entries.
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,,r uorsE EXPLAINS WHAT III. SAID.

c -, fla. D,,un rain lup'r> hay" been n'-l""'he
A.. ,,,.h ~ Frederick Is. HOUSE, mad" al 'l' h'i"" "'
,,,, ION last Monday n!Fht hhEhF ~" s"'
,,, , MATURITY IT thu n",nb'tN ~ the committee ~ %
sd AT. which unanimously reported ia '"'"' 10 '''"-
,n,,,, dedication, wr.r prcJdi,rd against ~ the
,:u,,. dc.,at,on from the ,tai,. Mr.. House h'' "'"
cr.,,lv ANNOYED A. this malirio', m''o"''f" % VI w.
wo,s. What he did In his speech rrgafui'" '"'
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rur nUYr ,rn UT.rUEVS or UlRLROROI'GH

r,. uuke and Iuchrss u Marlb ror9h Wei" among the
m .,enacr, who arrived IL H""''"' Oh IN" i""'o"o
F.rd,y Th,v VIII rem, u IN this ct during the nrAt
w. ,.ons tn tn. rclortcr> who lin on tb" White
81, ns the Duke W., exceedingly rteeni fa"rdng The
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SILVER BOIGIlT AND INTEREST PREPAID.

Washington. Oct. s.rhc pr payments Of interest on
Govegnmrn, bonds yesterday amounted to 40, 1872.
mailing the total 10 dat" SO '41l 1876.
The amount Of silver offered for sale to rho Treasury
Department dav was IA: 600 and flc amount
puTo a>ed .UuJ ounces a. fDIl1WS FIitv thousand
ounces al ~ II 30, .JO,O0O ounce, al ~ IL ! 10.
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and a. dearces the average t66ss) tens 1la lower usa
the corresponding day last year. and higher hAa o.
Tuesday.
generally fair slightly warmer weachel.
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CATTLE ~ THE INDIAN TERRITORY.

Wa hnCtoH Oc'. -.-Thc Acting Indian Commits
,on"r today issued m'diicati"n OF the cir' unr OF
March. l-po H. rccnrd I" TIE removal Of stock from
oklahoma. extending III" time for removal To November
l. The modified Order apples ala u NIL 1attle i"H
'rpt those owned Dy Indians in the Indian Territory
and Oklnlnn.1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
TIE FIRST %EW PENSION CEETirIr ATE

Washington. oct -.-Th" fr-t pension certificate. No
SO under III" act Of iurc - Lat. was i>'n'' v"s'cr
dav GrnrGc r. DYER. Company T. i:ih ohio
Nnlunt"cr>. at 81. per month. from July - 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
VETERANS no HoyoR MINISTER GRCBB.

Camden, n. j.. Oct. (SpeclaD.-A number O
G.. A. r. veterans are arranging TO give dinner 70
General F. Bmrd Cir1bb the new Minister to Spain, on
the evening OF october 30. General Grubb, n .
characteristic letter, has accepted the honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
Liebig Company's Extract Of Beef

Biliousness, dizziness. nausea, headache sse fs'
levcd BY small doses OF Carters Little Liver Pills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
uo!liieal Notices.

Oelcsntes erotd y; ~" pimaiic- II the Bu,lnesi
N,n', Il. p,bl., an Or-ani/aiion. 10 h",in.]'
ri k,t arr nuiii,d I" met at Turn iIal ih.t 49,. -
b,twrrn I'd and I'd sNe>. THURSDAY o'enlnG, INC ~
"'s'' ~ - CHAS. D. SWEENY ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09

When baby was sick, We gave her CsseoriA,
When she WIS q Child, she cried for Castoria,
When abe became Miss. abe chung to Castoria,
When she had Children. she gave them CastoilA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09

He declared emphatcay thai the members Of the commit
the investigation with minds absolutely devsd
Of nartialitY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
M MAD HrP rDYViTTED To RDR HER. SIZE SAYS

r." plihv advert. >rmnntS IN" ninth page ~ The
Tribur" mention lr,inc~, chan"'- II vdronS sorts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
Barry's Trlcophcreus

for the hair before the public for 90 years and 10
to-day tho popular toilet article in the United SAses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
Tribune LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

!, the dag,am continuous line shows thr barometer
ob>rt\eG ut tit hitrI STATES
."'',.' ~, Ills at, lar DASH mt
P"i.r'a ihaEark. SIN Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09

Mnnitou Natural Water. purr, natural. spsrnins:
Mixes perfectly with liquors and wines The ideal oar
and table water. drrocers and druggist keep II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09

Tribune Oaee. oct g. y. NTH" she's 81 and cary
.,,1,, and dry afr with westerly br"rfr> made d..
y,,h,ol w..thA The temperature ranged bsLwssn 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09

DO YOU want real tat" ."rv,nt hoard. rooms ;
1L' rAalni" ~" lat L. .!vrgii ,rnents IN; ninth
pd. 70 .! The IIl,,uAr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
VWrDFI Z ICaHIHVs
T. NJ. SIEWAHi.. 80 i:h-aye.

restaurants, sod ly ~. e"4'r-.
Carpet Cleaning.
T. ". SIl.NA.sI, 80 '.h-ava
Telephone. rs letn nd Tor circuar
= Facc md I!and.. ~ ia" INN dI'" i.lr,vm'nt q
IA f',ru.,, and fi".'i 81 IA kin tA>W!!I. MAS
sly COS !.l.ui.H H. VIA; sud ttCu MEIER COLD
CREAM = CNIpt ALLIED.
Mrs 4. A. sinclair sl IT. orders for homemade jams,
i.,, ,uun.L sp "a preserved anu brand ed fruits. ALB
so,r g!ty lnt,d and only Inst ass material used
All fr, pat p IN gas ai Stored for customer, until
fa For c.rcu.a- containing prcs and references ad'
Mrs. c a. Sinclair. NO Alice Coaro brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
Special Notices

A. Pan.o- Highest Ciass - iSrut sherry
kos TN" L. lad a. AL inst As h'tels ant
r..tiI,Ant,. sod ly .l c"a.'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-06

- 49, -.10,ey - aDuuno ~ - ~ enos
fxf1o rtulo Wn6n nosDtng brennE 0sa91 -
OA1Gke
Aeenrd - ~ ehey IN & heosesas eun nobA
DnfIlfnx 4 NJ 49, snnD = - poEos npoe
Al - f1v11 1R1es 49, omn1 - fnDUu
e1anhGuu q noTno0s I'm 0geene11 he1Ght
~ fnl1H o<ey e16oms - he1ng - esFruvse n1DAt
- te1nu - 0eeoee4tng ooopen = aasnee
= - - IN sras unsnronly ri
A.! . - ~ IN -. tseush ~ dgpu
ptv1nelp vasI II uomouy: Wits HIS Duro
ure1mfnx. hfds = ~ night psepose;
Ynee ~ Nh usHs = Jtetk ~ ~ t1sk 49,.
NJ e1nn1 Wlth shem - ~ unchanDsahiA
-fDaac wnIfema.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-06

szx she south frons lots cleared and In clover.
atka, dry. AID eserlaeksssg eaiusn hay oEly
- each; ase laird cash bslAsee In ak noaths
ih2xsez Juues Co. 81 Secand xsYeet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-06

Hxsegy and uaserveaz 81 seasesd n ~ 50
CAester sleAzy.