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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

At The railway eating houses or other
eating works. avoid extending the neck
with a serpentine motion while swallow
INK. and endeavor also TO avoid any re-
port when swallowing Eating is done
mostly for the purPcse Of nourishing the
physical strength. and not to friChten
ether people away FROM the table. So
you should not move the head 20 suit the
motion Of the knife while eating. Keep
the elbows close to the sides. Raise tho
knife slowly, together with its contents,
snd insert both into the mouth with an
sir Of natural candor and sincerity
which vii eudesr you 70 one and all.
n food should lodge on the blade of the
knife up near the hiit. do not try TO get
it ofT Vith The mouth. as The Blade may
- longer than You bad calculatei a1d
injuFe yogr voice. A friend If mins
made a mislick - this character once.
ard bis voics has been cracked il two
places ever since.
Finger bowls vith snail Turkish
towels. on which the monogram "a
worked sra Sill IN fsvcr T,o nct taks
ofT the cuffs and turn taeu when about
- nse ths fnzer bowl T. looks 200
much ss = vos were affecting great
degree ~ nestnsSs in or1er - attract AZ
usn1ou = vc1Irself
When 7ou "a married ~ 70 - =
Eaoi vifs - vour hustsnd Trv earnest
II - msks him - happy tsst be VII
hardly nsi-s the 5ear cd h1Hle ress fro1.
which Tou have 50 suitierlT sratclsed
him. Re ~sutiz vith hin. V'liiiHE his
v0unz sud tender fsst a.orz the narrow
Hr5 souss~hst icneir pathway C rsce-
t7l5e. firmly ~ scftiv keepinx h5r,
pointed n the right iirersson. as his
parents hsd srne prs~fous - - TIRE
sAeS Ec1 s1kxe6 sh< az>@zu - srpcSz.sss
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Naming kittens Is 10 Young children a
matter of no little responsibility and inn
portanoe. A little girl Of our acquaint-
ance, who has been vel instructed in
the Episcopal prayer book, has recently
been the possessor Of three wee kittens.
through the unssldsh and maternal fore
sight Of her PET cat
What shall We name them said
mamma.
After serious thought and due delib-
Grafton, the owner of the feline menag-
erie said:
Let their names be Battle, Murder
and Sudden Death. buffalo CONNER
cial
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

q LIS home ana 5erksd him loose fro-a
ne GENIAL so - which he had grown.
Hou AXE upen yo~rss-f ING 1lf0l re-
so9nslllLey Estell2. whe8 yea SEX Tor
~ hzad q, a yoang usu ~ho hAs never
oeen married before, and thonga e-lq uetss
vii come 10 very hanoy during yoor
married life. real sffeetioa and nnselhsh
horse sense are letter hope that Bar
thol0neS w1ll treat you white, and / do
earnestly hope also. fer year SAKE. THAI
he Goes noG belong u that great army q
gentlemen who claim 70 * tbelr own
ssorst enemies
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
ANSWERS III BILL ME-.
70 QUESTIONS or THOROUGHLY
EEsPEc TEs-E NoUIsEas.

o~yszasF Clara sad His Coz 90 rh~fs
Daeaa~ssa rrp - Aib.@y-A ProsPss-
~. Briss Tsld asz - s~-- H4rtASLz-
2s- wedefag Jssrasy.
lC0pgrsEL. sd. ~ Z " syel
A correspondent residing AZ Scu1s-
town, KY. writes % knO~ II New YORK
state ever hal . temperance governor,
snd, a -, sbO hs Has. There wzs
temperance governor whose naule vas
Clark. Re saz inclined % Be q a simple
nature and 49, elected during an IN
guarded moment. believe. AZ east 4
mas never occurred since. He lived, !
think, at Canandaigl4, and still does 50
Tor that matter
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
Getting Uneasy About Himself

He knocked at the door Of the morrus
and the keeper asked:
What do you wanty'
Il want to know II you've got anybody
ike me inside. I've not been home now
for going on three weeks. and I'm sort
Of getting anxious about myself.
The difficulty was finally cut by an Of
fcer and the patrol Philadelphia Times
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Little Tommy had spent his fret day
~ school
What did you learn asked his auutis
OF hIs return.
Didn't learn anythingr said Tonnn~.
well. What did you dor
Didn't 10 anythingi a woman wan
cd 10 know how to spell cat and told
her. -London Tif-Bits.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Its Al nonsense ssil Mr s1sczs ~
his wife 20 sag that snso si1y IS i-1lr-
Gus Vow orT oaay ! saw ia the pa
per thst Tr Ferness. ~ Fhi.ste.r .rais.
who s. 50 rsars Cd. has use3 cigars erer
siucs be g - Tou1V nlsr.
Yes. replied M-s Srarrs- "bzf vou
rs7sf rsuerah~r that 81 c5nss raH7ral to
a Farn@ss - sr1oks. .~-Pssrs58rR Ck-oz5-
eel IslezTspA
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

There Is one face that Is alravs -
fore me. said Clarence. as he s-roked
The golden locks of his month Old VIE.
Ard that is~
All then the tinii creature huuZ her
dainty head. white the hesrfiess wretch
whispered.
" o7rn. --Tor ksrs Statesman
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Whest-NeW 75e ' bUsaeL
gorn--s8ss-c Y tushel.
Oafs-Nes Z4ta-oc bUSheL
Corn Meai-slSv0 p ten
kye-Soc q kUshel-
barley u esql - y hundred.
Ground Feed-s a e9xblA.ts : ton
BTan-siZoC 2 ten.
Mi1dAHgS-SlAo9 ton
llour-Lly White. $40 Patent s2-so Y hun
lrsd
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Buttef-lt8 isc ? pauaG.
Er.s-i- - g 441eA-
Pul4r0SS-aoC . 84SscL
Cabbage So t.s-sg ? hundred.
Iurnlps--1ee f.e ? buslcL
bcets-a1c y ous1 el-
PArs8tps saDe ? busheL
oniUns-ooc > bushcL
Apples Il &c . 1tiShel.
Lettuce Les- ~ 3 pound
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

JObhers' Prices.
Apples-s2 sc go = barrel.
Beans-sl.7S12lV0 y buShcL-
EggS S-lsR los . doEen.
butter-lb.a -ec = pound
Potatoes -s0c Z huShel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
Roth Pretty Rad.

"Blykens i. an exceedingly extrava-
CANT man" said Mrs. Jones 10 her hus-
band.
HAS he been telling you how much
be paid for his house?"
"Yes."
"Well. I never could make up nv
mind which were the most extravagant.
his expenditures or his storys about
them. w ashington Post.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Greeu--s3s 81 p pound
Para Cures 4saf ? pound
kull CsTea - po-ac-
Drx-sasoe . pouad
Cali ~AlE> >r4e 81 p peEua.
>h-ep ~kfrs - each
4al.s--sg pea1a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Untrimmed Hats from....-...-.... Is cents 20 $50
Flowers-Sprays. 1000 doz. from cents % $500.
Trimmed Hats fronl....-......9s cents 10 SIS each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
yE,y DAILY rTyAHCTAL NEWSPAPER.

A new morning newspaper will begin p"or"'' '',,
ON Tuesday whrh shOnd ill n nsrfni sphere: - w."
n, called THE Journal Of Finance ana VIII W. w"
.. a.. .,.r,, finance banking. railroads. rillroad
transportation. railroad supply. electrical suppy, ~,
sur,ncc real estate and Wall street news ,an,
"Thc Jour1,ai' will be In rlarg" OF tiee eo''l .,,
cxpcrIcnccd well known and popular Wall s'rf' heM,
r.nc, w.n Henry Allsway Walter T. Prentice w"
William II. Corwinc. Mr. Allaway will be the eo.'or
Of tho paper, and will lie assisted by Mr. r ,,r
Mr.. Corwnc viii be the business manager. i"' ~,
STAFF will be composed Of Old wall '''''. 'p n,,,,r.
IN . naue twenty inches In length. The inrorpora'ors
arc Collector Joel H. Erhardt Charles r. fint anu
Charles C. Ehcy They not Interested hn'.'' s's
in tho news papcp but II Is hardly necessay " I
th,t thcr kI,dy interest IN the enterprise OF teir o"
friends Will be value 10 The that
ono OF the prospc tive editors s&id ye,.,E,uaty ,rii
he and his ASSOCIATES had been 1verwne,nra 81"
wishes NJ success and a,,nrantcS OF parohasc. ,S
Soar in the paper is held han bcen snsscriD"a
bv man in Wall street. The Journal 0! OH, fi.s soId
win be published No. - Broud ST. anu WI" oc '''"
for Ss a wear and ut thrce rents copy
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WET OF TIE SEABRIGHr DRIVING CLUB

seabrtght. n. j.. Sept. (SpecaD.- To-day the
cottaeers of seabrighi, Monmouth Beach. Rumson
Bluff and the Rumson Road watched the first xrrnsl
mcet OF the scabright Driving Club. The meet
DELAYED until after o'clock BY the storm. There
were forty vehicles OF a kinds in the parade from
fancy pony.csrts driven by pretty little maIdens 10
t.Ilyhos driven BY well.known cottagcrs. The idea
Of having tho parade originated with the wife Of Con
erl Louis Ftsgersld OF New York All OF tue vehicles
and tho horses were decorated with movers ana SIX
h.nr.-. Mu.Io WAS rendered by q band located on
the lavn AZ the quaint clubhouse OF the seabriRht
Cricies ana Lawn Tennis Club. fine lunch was
served By Mr. Pingcralds servants in the clubhouse.
The arst prize was taken BY H. L. Crawfora ana Miss
Win. Prizes wero also won by Mr. Frellnghuyscn'
Mis- wye, mr. McDonad Master Mast S,, c stronr Mrs
Thosp and te Misses street Carpenter smd tiugersio
mis- evening there was dancing ct the clubhouse.
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Should be read daily b, all iners ed as changes nAN
for to.rcn countries need be specially 81
dressed for dispatch y az. patnsr sns and sH ro
iui do,n,nt- letters not SPECIALLY addressed oeine
sen" by the matt ot the ~.ss snans 10 will
co all ' o1 a. n S ' and as per
sr ,...s f.Sa y o. 10. ""'D' a"1
>a M 'ir From r Nv d rSs's fS';i and
Tor Jam.,a .rr,'Own and t;i,'maa per s Asuan
" wFp 81 H io r;ssrs:c , T e. ;,:;s
S.f 4 cs. for %'@'f % o s' ''
south snr port % S"Hnoy Ixr wa r?" al 10 SO
e. y:a@sa r.: ID d ;s:s n:s .! f':
@ cn nss" r s"s for "s.
"i , oa".on a,s-r. for G' Great Rrain and
o sc"ntf,s =, mus, @ arS Si5. psr Ter
T Tssd sia T. N" ' letter, np i m. /" drcsd
a, p M 70, cnha sr per rr;is" a, M
d9 ns ~ N" aS az, ' o ia" "s and
i.i i" Ess2 VIA II !a'o or for Srosa
comha sham"n 2Hd I"Is ~, so az SS .nd
fcI %n" , ~f mus. N,''G or kassS
%a!,, u e f . MSa% ssn', s"' &
% " ,a, FOR a, Gst 70 I'1a FOR "a pei
.omr from Halifax q, S;5o p. m for ST. Pierre Mique'
S a. NJ fp FRANCE sw rS,Sr,ss! .', y:
Queenstown for fa1sc s%I,nd I,ly Spain;
st. ,roiN aud Thomas. VIA St troi~ also WinassT
rr 8 rrn, iom II. ,l"tars for Ncn"zula Curacao
Trinidad british and Dutch Guiana. must he directS
mr Trin. Will,m I'h at ~ a. M for Fortune isiano
and Jan,ira per Atho> ettrrs for Jacinrl ana Aux
ayr, must be drnrtNt per A;hos'; mt IL 80 m. LOT
r,rom per FulGa VIA Southampton ana tr'!neh az
/ Il M for ,ampcchr. Chanas. Taasro ana fncatsn per
ur,alm ttt.rs for Other Mexican states ana Cuoe
must 10 directed "p"r Onra3a'l ut D. m
70" e S%rar p @'i %; :s:
must IL, directed ''prr Ar.-terdan at r. M Tor hue'
tan per y P1rati from New-Orleans x.., 49,
Natl, for Austrpla. NcwZraland. fia~ailan FIJI sho
samoan =. Alameda from san Francisco.
rlor here september IA at 80 NJ Tor on arrival
YORK q :, Aurania with british mails for Aus us
tr,lia Mails for China and Japan, per s. tty OF Ro
Jan"ro (from Francisco elo,r here Septem9rr ~
mia from san Francisco close here september - Al
10 n M Mall, for Srwfoundisnd by rail To Halifax,
and thence close Ct this office daily az :Se
n Mails for Miqi'lon. BY rail 70 Boston. and thence
tx ..canrr close At this Office daily nj 80 r. m Malls
fnr cuba by rail Tampa. Fla. and thence BY steamer
tnnr Mondays Thnr,days close at this ohee daily
AZ 10 a. m Mail. al MrxicO overland. unless spe.
ay addressed for Dispatch by steamer close at this once
rh. .,L,dul. closing u Trans Pncinc mails "a a.
ranged ON III" presumption VI their uninterrupted over
land transi. san Francisco. Mails from IN" fnN o.:
irving on San Francisco on the day OF sanR "
steamers arr dispatch thence the same day Reeissereo
man Closes AZ pcor%ELiTS VAN COLT. Postmaster.
pntoCIcn. Nrw.York. ~ V. sept D. ls.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
TIE pRESrDEyr RESTING AT CRESSOy.

Put>burg Sept. GA dispatch from CreSSon springs
s,ys. Thl, WAS rather an uncvcntful day for the
President lie arose about : O'Clock somewhat r.
t,rshcd from his trip OF Yesterday and accompanied
the rest OF The family to the Mountain House for brcaR
fast As his principal reason in coming To Cr's>oh
wo, ia obtain much needed rest he has de'lined for
the present To have any general receptions expressing
n Willingness however. TO meet In II social way any
Of Ia. people who may desire to meet him. lie re
cciycd n heavy mail from Washington this morning
hn, thrr nothing in it OF M Important or pressing
character Private secretary llallord sad this morn
inc that the President would not net upon any on'in
matters before Monday at least AMI Only THEREAFTER
on such Us wcrc absolutely necessary II" added That
thcr, w.s no truth whatever IN tho report from wash
imTon that the President had selected Mr.. Nchcn"r
of Indiana for First Assistant POstn'stcr'chc"i In
'''A drizxing. penetrating rain prevailed during the
forenoon. and the President ana oil tho mclnDTr, ."
A. Tkin formerly Deputy 0uartcrmas''r General
United STATE, Army. WAS the Presidents only visitor
Nss.tant secretary Willis Of the Agricultural De-
partmcut. passed through hers last evening on ms
way I" ! nfh,, o" a, ' .hn G"mha Exp".itio"
TN, afternoon Mrs. Henry Darlington gave t"a iIr
the ladies Of the Presidents household I" w'H s al
Invited several Other "a> arr pr"ro'ii , an" n"nr
Nc a%hrr %fa' e r%n "rr| ~,' arHc h% hi,
evening aud ,;rorgr ". Eo,d. Of the i',nnsShana
Eaah reached g., e, w", H% the ,y m rnr rTnn cleared
nm th, President. accompanied by Ms n'tc, VIZ
Dmmrk went for walk 20 the rrl9Ia'% ir"h Sp',,S
md spent about two hours rambling ain.ie 'n"
nictur.-,lue spots 81 This nrIhhorlmod Ia thc even
Ing the President and all thc ladies OF d., Party , aI
trud"d tho regular saturday evening hop at IN" n''
and 50 great wa the rush ~ people I" SEC IN" ir,
d"nt that he was compelled to hold All Informal re
ccption The dancing was suspended Temporarily. anu
ali the guests. including the children. were prosecute"
10 tho President. . 49, , ,,., 81.
Private secretary lIafoN said this evening tna' inc
President had been compelled TO abandon ''l' c,n
tcnplncd visit 10 Toledo ohio. to nt"ni III" fcuoh
of tho society OF the Army Of the Cumberland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
Tho Cambridge. 33A Finh.ave.


The onartmcnt> this house which people OF travel
who bny, tested hotel accommodations In all parts OF tho
world speak OF q. very ideal Of what home hotel
should be- have hitherto been rented exclusively by yearly
but Reich has been Induced IN part by present
OF his house In part by thelr friends
who have heard good report OF the amenities OK LIE
that may enjoyed there permit the apartments to be
tcmrorary occupied By the month or season. This new
arr cement has already into effect and " those
Souhrrncr, look upon seaside city as veraole
summer resort and such to them IL may be- Tho Homo
Journal" would commend the Cambridge delightfully."- stu
ated Is II tho slope OF Murray Ill., as Offering Just
such . temporary homo a. they would like best Our
transatlantic friends should Also taks tie hns-Aoms
Journal.
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Notices Of marriage must be Endorsed With fav
name and address.
DIED..


s::S'es s:rs%Pss: "
ssS's s' William ' h.f%s. this
s. jane re- II . eAr e
4 rss.y e. . soYs ID e
Sss s' sss:sy :' ri: rs
3Sshaa S Goos s ;a' s:'op'
N ' TIsas cH eSsv.s csa.S Ss
co%sm.ndery 30 and Association Exempt yifs|ea
t csa, S Ss and
Sunday. september 7. At D. M
III: S:.n ::
iS GS.fie. 'er.'ef Ma.en lei rosdw.y r.nae -
;cos Of L Il asps 0s anu ' '
noLLAND.At stamford, Conn, Frances j. Holland
S.y s. ,s,Sss a.sy conn" '''
ss SSFeh s nsIvy and
M sss. nTI, ssi g ssh ass tn. .
the Of h S Hes At
Intcrment at Greenwood.
Iowa. Sunset Ridge" Newport r. 4, on ThursdaY.
september 4. 1890. Anne Dawson beoeii' WIG Oh a. ~
ran".l service. from Grac. Church. Brooklyn Heghss
It is requested that flowers be not sent
LYMAN-in the A Nt.T ym FRIDAY september
Netce Of funera hereafter.
L12Non ss%Ssr Eu1ee , A Is ncns daughter "
rS"ss Services Sna r"% 1850
Lrxngton.aye. on Monday ats o'clock D. m. Relsavss
Inerlicnt At woodawn. !
pATrERsoN-9n THURSDAY. September NIB T. 1890 "ni'n
FunssI Service: :. his se ?o7 Consresss
N sS%Sssy sss:nSs 10 Ss
Relative; and friends are invited 70 as:end use MsnHSHs
9ds: nS 10 IS o. 1 Fl !es M 49, I'D Ssoctys
Council No. II, Il. A. -.
PowERs-Enrrcd into rs. at the rs::dence Of Dr. Ge9.
Miss Martha T.. Powers.
pow ERS-At Hudson. Saturday. September q
1890, Rev. HCratlo Nelson Powers D. d. In MS oo'e
Note" Of funeral hereafter
# FSy s.ps0eF Emma d.
Funeral services fro her residence sst reeneave
I'rooklyn. on Sunday. september . az = ,: M, Can.
STROBEL-At her residence. Rhnebeck SATURDAY. iSep'
tmh"r g. Abby Anna Engs. wife OF the iate Ne'' wine
s'% 1o b., D. e., aged ,ae car TUESDAY September ~
o'clock p. M .,
sYMEsQn Friday. September 8. william A.. In the oo~
sy,ed ts 10 :s.nSw e
lithst., OF sunday 81 pt"mmf .. At 0clo;k. 1881.
Association Of the Enrolled Republicans OF the iA0
Assembly District Members arr requested to a''empe q"
adqusr"rs. No. Abingdon square SUNDAY Az ~ .oo
fneal services OF our Orother mem.
pr William y. a: tn" North Baptist Churcn' "eos
'S az po,; jpSrY Mirt!xN ePPrssa:ns
THoMrsON-on September L. Alfred Thompson IN ne
,;th OF his a2t: w.. v.,,,..
Sp. s M. '''"'y''''' N'0'Ny" '''''',' ''s'
wMITTEMoEEs suddenly scp.emeess 5 1890 Theodore
Reativs and friends invited 70 attend the fnnefN
S ss sn ssd:S e Fast h: "S ::
II 80 O. M
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A rovExEyr TO SECURE BETTER SERVANTS.

Asheville. n. c.. Sept. 8.-The women OF nSne'o
had . meeting this afternoon in response I" : os,'
published In "Thc Citizen" to take action o', no
servant girl question: which has boon agA'ea io'
seversl weeks General incompctency and untris!'
wort,,incss arc the complaints made. Nrs. NJ +.
Fitch Was elected president. and read paper soVoss
ns The formation OF union OF housekeepere TO secure
nod SogvaptS. ana NJ schedules Of capacity ana Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
UtS PREY ~ LITI(, iTTON SIX YEARS

Bccfontc. Penn, Sept GA decision for the &c
PENDANT, was rendered In the courts here to DAY III tho
suit Of the. Tyrone Mining and Manufacturing .o"'
pany. plaintiffs. against James Cross d''chu"n' Al"
is the third time the ha, been tried In this court
n having bc,.n twice handed down from the Supreme
Court II has been In litigation six year. ana i i'm
rtmcnt case over valuable tract OF ore iamd me
location of which Is disputed. the Whole depchd'S OH
surveys made in 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07

DAYS oJ"rISt; Oh MOI NTAlN AND IN GLEN.
For Mauch Chunk. Glen Onoho ami t!,c s"itcnOar"
Wcdne ,day, September TO- at 80 a. M. via the
Central Railroad " Ncw-Jcr,cy rare iouhd UP
A., ~ swtchback 20 cents extra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
HOFFMAN BISHOP,

Ponehkecpsie. y. v. Sept. G.-lIohmor Bishop
first mate OF the steamer Mary Powell died last nIsht
.t nj. home IN New -lIamburg. He was with the
Andersons on the Mary Powell line for over thirty
r..rs and was we'll and favoraby known To the travel
i,ng n,iniIc lie was one OF the Oldest steamboat
man IN the Hudson. lie wa = bachelor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
IOIIIS RATlfBONE.

Albany, Sept. q special)-Louls Raihbone one OF
Abanvs oldest retired stove manufacturers Is dead at
tina aye Of seventy. two. From 1914 TO 1873 Mr..
Rathbone was associated In business with his brother
General John +. Rathbone. The Madison Avenus
Baptist Church was erected by Mr.. Rathbope - 9
memorial to hts wife. who was KILLED BY runaway
horse about fifteen years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07

Tho Pennsylvania railroad COMPANY n ah, .nro"ch
thai Turinr the season At trsson springs ~ t"romEn
tickets viii admit Of q siopovcr nj that poinL ii'
ncement is Of particular interest 20 tnroE " ,hc,
Ia. Tho cannot fall IN enjoy break atcr tneir
iourusv Il this delightful mountain resort 81
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XdRRIED.

ontecra. n. r. on Sepscmb>a
l. by the rev. A. H. Bradford d. D.. OF MonteSlf n ~
Jessie Pnncy Henry dc Forest Baldwin. both Of this
city.
by he Rev. Henry N6seet John stuart Elliott q
Savannah Co.. 70 Helena Forsyth. daughter Of the late
Matthias Ellis.
Mcnesy: August g. is3oa
& Y by the Rev John Chamberlain. William ]. TesS
willeer and {. Agnes L. Wilson, both of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07

Teachers, stcnographers typewrtters. coarhmcn wait
ara cooks gardeners. and. In short oil classes OF
people find Il to their advantage The Tribunes
Columns Of short advertisements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07

DIsclr4Eaw CHRIS, Sy ssss;s t: ss:; ssA-.""
Manning sermon by the Rev. p TOOF. Vt New.Hsveas
Sao'"'Ae Conn, No evening service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
THE EARL OF ROSsLYN.

London. Sept. 8.The death Is announced OF Francis
Robert st, Clair. Erskne, fourth Earl OF Rosslyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07

CHURCH OF THE BELOVED DISCIPLE s9th.ss.s
,esr Madison ave Rev =. GREGORY LINES Rector:
Viii oflcate at 30 ii and =. During reoeconuhH -
church, services held in chapel ADJOINING
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,1slIop I0lIN Plus LEANY

BISIIOF JOHN FIUo LE"HI'
Dublin, Sept. 8.-The Most Rev. John Plus Leahy
Roman Catholic Bishop Of Dromore. Is decd.
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Religious Notices.

CHURCH OF ZION AND ST IIMOihI.S- sunosy.
Scnt,rb,r service With Holy ComnuniR1 ana sermoo.
nj II m IN -, Johns NJ F.. Church, 2S3 West o3d.st.
40 evening service.
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ST. BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH. NadisonAys -
%.sa.. tsy. DAVID II. GREER. D.; D.. Rsetss.
cUARI,ES g. CCRRlE. D. D.. formerly Of st. LukSs
Shurch Philadelphia. will onicate.
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Servants of all kinds offer their services 10 the
short advertisements on tho ninth rAss q Tho Tribune
TO-DAY.
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Any one can take Carters Little Liver rll's 0g
ere very SMALL No trouble 70 swallow NO pan "
Cri All

Words cannot describe the gloss. the tiisines:. ns
luxusisce flowing waving beauty OF the hair ehas
dresed daily with Bsrys Trlcopherous. Only cure sos
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Is there anything you war Ia hnv. hire or sell
IL So take a look AT the little HNcrti>chcHtS Oh lhe
ninth page Of The Tribune this morning
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When I'm search Of work or workers. horses or car
p ,r,s hoard or rooms. or real estate. consult The
iiihunc's little advertisements Of the people, You
" III find them ON the ninth PAGE to dav.
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Dr. n enucdys rmoiIient encctualv removes reckless
sunburi TN, pnpr- Aothss &C., and leaves the rough.
st and rcddes skin perfect smooth soft ana Nnik box
.nt uostpald on receipt II 81 fox s.. III Wess
o3dst. y. \.
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ST. MARKS CHURCH. I'd ave. and 1oth.ss Services
scnu mbtr T. at II q. III. and a5 p The Rector d.
NYLANCE. will preach morning and evening.
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majority OF ] 900 In his district. although his
friends feel confident that it will reach 800.
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ST, THONAS'S CHURCH 6th.ave and Se4sk, Nsv.
sad Holy comnuaoa q II s'clssk Evening Havo c
: 0eleaS
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Not a Puraativr, Carriers Little Liver

pills; their ton is mild. p!c,>ant and nstural.
InafaiIice N0Ilce.
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NAMED AS e. Il. DRECKINRIDGES OPPONENT.
Little Rock, Ark. Sept. tSpecab.-At the Union
Labor Convention Of the lid District. held at searry
today IsOm r. Langley. Of White County. WAS nom'-
mated rs the opponent Of e. r. BrccLinrdee for Con-
crcss Mr.. Langley Is well known preacher ana
Union Labor ortOr and has every chance OF being
elected.
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MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
Special Notices

once. $50 Six,h.sye.. corner o3d.st..