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NOTES or TIE STAGE.

The Music Of the strauss orchestra vii DC oid"i
I'm plonograph, at the Madison square Garden .,mpi
theatre TO night. The New York phonocraph Company
the raised platform Of the orcc ira. and the cylinders
will be preserved. that tn" music OF the orchestra
be piodIrcd in miniature: in future year. ON this
Gated TO ThOuIa, A. Edison hv EdIaid Stiau->. VIII b.
PLAYED In the ihcrni,-on the pIOnogre PHI, Will lr
-ct in motion To produce the nn~i' Of TIE or'I",tri
already performed. 80 that all attending can have an
illustration of the capacities OF Mr. Ed~Ons inIcOn.
Rehearsal, OF Doctor Bill" are going on daily at tho
Garden Theatre adjoining the Amphithcatrc in Mad
jsnr ave- The date Of t!c opening f. positively set
down for saturday evening, september -, and the
seats and boxes for tic first nIrlt Will be sold by
auction.
The first production in New York Of Wilson barrett
and Hall Gaines "Goof old Times Will DE- gwen on
Nnndav at the Fourteenth street Theatre. Among the
company are Atkins lauIancc. John Gcndcnn,Ig,
Charlie, COoc. Alfred Fisher and Mis-, Eleanor Carey
Next Monday the Lilipntian>. European operate
and burIc,quc company. Will "pIar for the first time
in thu country IA, Niblo, Garden. Rehearsal, for
The Pupil IN Magic are goiiir on daiIS.
Millockcrs latest composition. Poor Jonathan. -
seem, To please the German audiences. II j. ~"
approachng It's "jOth performance IN Ecrlin Daily
rehearsal, Of the chOri-", are now going on al the
Casino where in all probability 1t will be produced
about Octolcr H. The people to appear in IT haze
been summoned and must bring their vacations 10 u
close Miss Lillian Russell returns from Newport To-
morrow: Miss Fanny Rice viii stay AT her New linp
.hIr, Marin until Monday Mis-, Rose Wilson comes from
the Cat >lils Edwin stevens leaves Nils Fay Temple
on Satnr:Iay and Jefferson d'Ancclis comes up from
New Jersey,
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lii pRENIUENT AZ EKESNON

Cics-on springs. Penn. sept. 10 Expenditures
dent Harrison has been under the III DR.. DcVcr
caiA. the Mountain House physician, for the last TWO
DAYS and last night another occupant OF the l'trk
c,dtacc was add,G to the dO'tOrs list ~ Patients
Little Ecnjain Mckee taken III during tho night.
but tI, morning felt much better.
This morning the President received IA committee
from the Grand Army Posts Of Altoona and Tyrone
advising him Of their wish 10 send delegation to him
pay their respects.
Private secretary iIaford has been disappointed W.
his cncavor To- get few days rest ii Cr"">on spring.
The bulk the Presidents mail l. new coming here.
and Yesterday when II found that there wa 10"
n,urh for Mr. IIalfori a. attend {" himself. Miss
Sanger the Presidents stcnOcraphcr, sent for
The President took Mrs Dumirk for Il drive tins
morning. This morning he signed the commission NJ
r. j. Mcmahon 0icpb and Alphonsc I.e Due (Dcm)
A. alternate tmin- -i"nrr, ~ the Worlds Far from
Iou,iaiIl and John Il. Cochran as commissioner ana
r. w Tindall H. alternate. from S'nth Carolina.
Colonel Willinm \. ~luc who was h"niiitch ny
the Republicans last SATURDAY IN the XNild Pcnnsy!
yaua Congress District registered this mornln; ut the
Maintain House.
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u,rPr or Ey. PRESI DENT WHITE.

svnrthIiore. PENN. sept. 10 epc'iai'-I"c 'i'''e'
~ o. pr.,lurnt andrew D. White OF cornell 10 hi''
l,,cu MlSiil eldest daughter OF eX Prc'idcht SaEi
= .,,,uthm,r, took place In the Presidents Rouse
,n ,hc college campu, to day before number OF rel
,,iy,s and friends. There about forty persons
uy,.,,nt when the bride and bridegroom descended
the stairway followed by Mis- Beatrice Magili ana
Mis-, A.nc, B. Williams sister ana cousin OK the
bride The bride WIS dressed in white crepe and
carried white roses while the bridesmaids were In the
males. Of pale green silk and wore pink roscbuds The
bridal couple walked to the END OF the room ana
facing the audience claSped hands. repeating the
marriage ceremony themselves according to the
Friends CUSTOM the bride being member OF that de-
nomination.
The BRIDE after graduating from Swarthmorc Col
lccr took the degree Of Fl d. at Boston University,
and then spent three years In study at Ncwnham Col
lcg.. Cambridge. England Upon her return tO thi,
country ,hc engaged In teaching and ccturing. and
II was while reading paper before thc students OF
Cornell University that eX President White became
quainted with her.
Among those present to-day were Frederick B. White
and wife, sou and daugbterin.lsw Of the bridegroom
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A. M OF william A Si;u"aS 80 O.
ra nnF oi o. S S nSf Gi Pa = iaS:
lard No ir>it -to!.aNc, N"~.iork. Friday septen'
CmA>l.-sudd'nly at Hew.Brlns"ick. s. j., September
rn ~" 5p H. ia .a' i t 81 nanE, fey evening
s1tn"l K At o'i, H. .,cc ., tho family
rl;t,,i.ld. Mas. s~pt. ., 1850. aged - yeas
EI.>woRI1i >u'id"al, scp,,mber o. Henry son OF tho
Iistii", and iIcnGs arc invited to attend the funeral
Vest ' s!h:., ~ Il xxx pas; /" '' a. NJ law
i" a, hi. lat? r"'idne" no 2ol ,g Ease
Funeral and mtcinsnt priNat'.
nlLLsrddy a. crane s. L. S sep , moer o. Eleanor.
t1 -Iicc at the nOusc. THURSDAY, september II. 40
- .;S"ca%ocd Like, and Is due at L's~e'yn station ''
LyDhAMM oy.tcr nay l.; i, L. September D. Robert F.
Ra,%s ana ",it.a =. attend tn" funeral pnsr.
Gay ss ."I IT, ,'i At 10 80 H.Y H. '''' Day
MAyXAEpoa snbr TO- TO E z; M lay as
x" %S% q +' u rH Ma,"1 "tar a T: year Oh S' 'S"
MIIIFH-In sanford Conn. on SUNDAY sept :, isoO
a. 1p the uiG ,.a Of ~ john III N ,f i? M b "
F.h'fal No.. III ~, trt;y t"a,' 10 .lok' W
In h.a,;i' r'i'at,.
S'r;.'.r : W...am IL. NOr:nrpp. in the 18th year Of
@ H. I'd hG ar E as S, attend "a TAS FRIDAY.
Ki, ,G,:', .a;. 4, ,.u si 10 a HI
sG i E E' fy s;s';"''1 20 s';'S
tSa III" s% Of her ,.r Mrs u. t + ~
the I'm Inst at : O'Clock u. H.
EIanAE I w til ,!7 'e.' on Of M ms oss
Inona. Il: Eicnard-. ,,on q IL" lat: Thomas b. ana
E t aaer a'a on RI Ta,, a STGr H. At 30
sr i h. S S%", d:a Il s la S-
Funeral frop lat" I"-idcc. No - c"dar'' ." Friday
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J. s. Newberry professor OF chemistry ct Cornell
Isaac P. clOther and wife, OF Philadelphia Professors
Beadsey and ItocoIIb, OF Swarthmore College; Mrs:
Elizabeth Powell Bond and numerous relatives OF
tho bride: The parOr handsomely decorated with
ferns ard roses The stairs was buried with Slmax.
Ancr the ceremony tie newly married couple lefe
here to spend some time at the seashorc and In
Now England. after which they will return to Ithaca,
where they will live.
Miss II. Maide DoOlttle. daughter OF Elias r.
DOotlc was married last night at her fathers house
in Rutherford. " j. To D. Frank Bower. general sec.
rotary Of the Young Mems Christian Association Of
Fort Wayne. Ind, the Rev. G. N. Anderson, pastor
Of the Rutherford Methodist Church. officiating. The
bride dressed In white faille silk, in train, and
carried bouquet Of white roses. After the ceremony
reception was given IN about fifty guests. and Mr..
and Mrs. Bower left Rutherford late train for
tour They expect to rearh Fort Wayne. where they
will make their future home. about October l. The
wedding gifts handsome and numerous
Among the invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. p. T.
DOOlittc Mr. and Mrs. ". DoO!ittlc and Mr. and Mrs.
". F. DOOlittc Of Passair " j. Mr. j. B0we- ard Miss
(reacc Bower Of Reading. Penn Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Bower Of Tamanaud. Penn; Mr.. and Ms. E. Willie.
Of Boston: Mrs. n. Iiarlcy and Mr.: and Mrs. D. II.
Bower. Of New burg. " V. Mr.. and Mrs j. MalllnsOn.
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Merrill. Of AileHdae. ~ j.. Miss
Christine tiritflths and r. Coy. Of Brooyn, Mis-!
lIildrith. Of brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Grebil and
Miss Poole, Of Paterson, y. j.
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PASTE JEWELS AND An ALLEGED FORTTEE

Some amusing and probably exaggerated stories
we're in circulation Yesterday about William Mcdhmr>t
tile yonng Enclislimah from whom ALLEGED valuable
level, were seized when he landed here recently, On
thc Tower Hill. with horses and carriage, I, cut
swell, I'm Newly this winter. One published re-
port estimated the jewels worth 100000. but When
they were appraised the "diamond' ncrkla9c was
found to be made Of paste WORTH together with tic
rest Of the stuff. about s'' Mr.. Mcdhnr't explained
that he had smugglcd the Jewels into port because
they were family relics. lie knew that they were
paste IL said yesterday THAT some ancestor Of
tho MediiuIst family lad substituted paste for the
original gems TO swell the family cxchcancr IL wa
also whispered that young Medhurs lad intend"d TO
present them 10 an actress here whom he saw In
London.
The inspector who made the seizure lad that Mr..
Mcdhurst went u the Office OF the Anchor Line to get
draft and there received dispatch saying That an
uncle had died and left him q large fortune Mr.:
Medhurst told Inspector Kegan that ne mad changed
Ids plans and would sail for Europe on the TeutOnc.
on Wednesday, to claim his new Inheritance.
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PnatOmcc Notice.

tshould b. read daily all Interested changes
Ltt,r Tor i,r ign rountri's ned not be .ps tally sd
drss'd t d,n ny any n pa., a'I and tAe. IN,
u%rcial dammit; lett NOT srri'.v addressed being
n s az "s:H l s9 r; s:s: '' VIII
col r1sp n> va Soa:somn,o" sad ',%tr
i i,rr a%a"' 'icS : must k.er %
S.i,s ~ &, i T and smith, ~
hi, am for At ae 81 @ for ann n N1 pre-
.i.a@;r iiat.S; as % m for St. rlriH aqae-
sSTrM6xy S for Franc. s"tY,s1 and. Is.lg
asr aS 10 Tor r f"os PER la SPAIN
-. n FOR Scotland dir l.r h 0n., y, va a'eS ",
Tcrnambngo Raha kio Janr'ro and >a";o a;'n la Plata
co. -, VA AID :, ' h"n r "a s. rs $50 a WHARF, nj
.a.d: d Print Em nrI y at vans ,' c MSy'
trinidad british and Duth Guiana. must he directed
. "J aa n: p " Ac. and 'saa
drsS sr asS at and 80 p % q
,s, sss: Nssn ' s.. ssa t H:
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Sa!.a.s i sis ,;.S ms. '; q I;
trsiia Mail. for China and Japan per Ci,y q. Rio
S s.ss1S '" S.% ?f T;sps
Nird from San Francisco. rios" here September
go p m. Mai. for Nrwfou.tla2d .y rai 20 Halliay,
p. Mails for Mianeon yrail to so,on. and thence
Tor Cuba by rail to TAMPA Fla. and thence by stespsr
sailing Mondays and Thur>d,y- close at this office daily
ciay for dispatch by steamer once
daily at 3 .. IN.
THE chedul" Of closing Of Transpacihc mails o..
RANGED on the presumption OF tn, uni corrupted
land transit TO San Francisco. Mails from IN. East
irving time at san Francisco the day Of sailing Of
are dispatched thence the day Registered
mall closes coRS SjEsTiPs dvAx corr Postmaster,
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A BI'SY DAY Il SPEAKER REID.
OVERWHELMED WITH CONGRATULATIONS FROM
FRIENDSTlT. SIGNIFICANCE OF


| WI .hinch,n sept. ~ tSpccian-ThS has hccn II
| busy day Tor SPEAKER Reed. From the minute that
he from the brcakia 1 Table this morning until
lie sought hi, ls MINT he fairly overwhelmed
by personal and political friends VIII" Insisted upon
| making their congratulations IN person. H. we'll a.
gcd by Irgion> Of icrsam> and it'rN from every
| part Of the country. Evcrybudy seem, suddenly Il"
have realized felt or believed that the Republican,
party was on trial I'm the 1T Maine District and that.
for the time being, at least Reed was H. 'lltiipo:I
Ills triumph rcyayicd by Republicans Of every drgv"
and shade OF opinion In Washington ~ one OF NATIONAL
Importance and significance one which prc''tc' sun
g1andcr Republican trumph-. A. Major FarluhH
said Maine and Reed have taken position on tn
right Of the line. Reed /, tic marker aud VIC must
align ourcNts with him IN November
Another prominent member Of the lIou-" said ::
L" II will dn for any man. Republican or c'in"
crat " k wants 10 achieve or rctun reputation
for political .agay, 10 attempt to bciile the six
nl.canco OF the victory In Mr. Reeds district. The
plain fact Is that tho Kcpulcan National platform of
i--s was on trial. and Mr. Reeds sOlc plea Wa, that
the Republican minority In the House had done or
viii do it, full duty In rciccinins These pledges
Tho people Of his district have rewarded him mag
nhccntIy for tho share which lie la, contributed to
this result and the honest, earnest Republican,, o.:
every district mindful and apprcCiativo Of his
efforts "a they Of the efforts Of the men who
have 80 Loyalty and valianty stood with him In Ia"
stubborn contest which har been necessary 10 over
ON. might write columns and not include half NJ thu"
pleasant tIings which Were su:d To AMI about he
sneaker 10 day-or including all the thing, which
said by those Democrats VINO al" manly enough I"
recoRnzc aud admire honest manlnc,> IN Republican,
even II he be speaker Of the House. For good reason
the Speaker did not preside to-day. and 50 1t wa, not
until after the House had adjourned that he the
plea> ant souvenir, which had been sent to lin b.
apprecI ativc friends aud which had been view AL
day ono WAS a small but sturdy pine tree. with The
inC II
was nQt a pine tree frOm the Pine Tree State. but
southern pine dominated by the old flag Another,
which had becIs sent by the CLERIC, In the enrolling room
Of the IIoisc gnvc resting on floral desk top:
upon which the word business was the Striking ad
appropriate inscription. . -. .,,
S,n,c OF speaker Reeds enthusiastic friend, had ar
ranged for sr-cnahc with tOrchIigt> spcerhcs etc.
tn-uIght but he compelled by ltigne T., ask to b.
excused until after he had been able to obtain much
needed rest.
The pinc tree was sent by Mrs. J. Ellen Foster.
,dcnt Of the W. &. T. T. Of Iowa. with the follow
nc letter:
Washington, d. c. sept 10. 1880.
The Hon. Thomas H. Reed Speaker OF the House Of Repre-
.entati,es. List Congress
Dear Sir Please accept this token Of tho respect OF
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many who congratulate and congratulate the
country your return position Of great representative
authority. We honor You and party for the steA"y
and aggressive defence OF majority rule in the House OF
Representatives and at tho balotbox for which the Pro-
ple's House this Congress has been distinguished Geote
I'm the social convcntiOnaltes In the
aror appreciated and gratefully accepted by American
women but far do honor and would we crown
patriotism In legislative halls. That your omc'a
record Is SUSTAINED by everywhere and has been
recently emphasized by the Pine Tree STAT gives us hope
the pages heroic American history are not all YET
written and in the future the Victories OF peace
full legislation may greater than thosc Of the civil war
Your, sincerely J. ELLEN FOSTER.
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CAPTIVE KNIGHTS AT TIE EAR.
>rIrGrD TE\!N-wEr"KEE5 AREAlGNtD AT
IRE Y-TWO AT I.Alti,..


Troy Y v sept l0-Thc fir examination 81
the men arrested ~ Albany for attempting I" "tT'N
,h M.rt~.,l c\p,c,> on the Central Railroad fo"k
r,,, h.f,, County Judge Griffith. "f Troy, thi'
,r,,ruiuc IL 10 u'.l,nh. Their" wcr' present J1hll
Cordial and John klc:nan, th" two prisoners 'Hc''
,ou,,rI Justice William j. Luddcn. Of Troy Master
V,r,man f. j. Lee. secretary Pnrtcy ad lira>uTr
Price oi u strict Ascent " No 40 kh-N'N "i Lioo'
r,v,r >fal,, Of the >imc lodge. ard the prosecuting
,,io-u.v u, Tract N,ioracv John p. Kelly Tie
rrI.nnc., were not IN the least fl>c"h'ritch LIZ
examination h"+Hn ~ One.
Jud ,,rii;th said -. John Herman. You ar charged
with having f-lonl"u>iy lr"d 10 wrcrk tram Oh lie
nght ~ september D. Il NV do you plead =
\t unity" replied Herman firmly. and with "A
smile
Iou Cordial. you are CHARGED with fc!'rlloa~ly
placing ul. truc,ion- the track I'll the Hc"''"i"
central rnh" continued Judge rri;'th.
.Not .uiltv" replied Curi.a, loohin- about the
room wish cool mir.
Ju-tirr Iuddrn. conn 'cl Tor the prisoners sal" hc
would nl. to think the matter over ana tax Win h'N
clients.
- trict Niornry Kelly. for the prosecution SAN
IN, ,r,ud Jiry met on Monday. and that an c\amlna
,,, ,,i.It therefore, a, we'll BE- made on saturday.
and counsel agreeing to this. the matter was All
iorrucd until II a. N saturday. When this was
.,uunuurcd Master Workman Lee took "nt roil Oh
nanny and handed a so hill 10 cordial and "a I,
ki.rn,u The men then m"cn back To lal' II"
alton ( r bal having H. en- had"
a., af,i,vt, ana warrant, slow tIat IN" mon SUI
-, t,r,c ,r. Ihora, Cn.n and Nrthur Rnrt. and Tat
I,hu Feed /, al.o Used Bncii l. Sad u nave lie"
,hc mnrn,n after the wreck. III, righ name Is sad
10 be l;url ,
ud uns hrou.ht to Troy this afternoon from Al
n,y and orra,s,cd before judge Griffith. The pIi'
amor ucad,d not gay to the formal cmr-e ANA sad
IN, did not care for all examination al P'c>c"~ NV
wns commit ted Ia the Troy jail! ,, 49,, :,
W" r,, ,.,,u, Iury vii, convene on Monday. ana IL
,,,,il. tl. ,os-, Of the tram wrr' Acr> VIII %"
ro,l ,,cr.d nj once by that dy. ktcN WAS iii '"'
,m.t,dy Of Detective humphreys,
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such report could have circulated at IS not q
fact that Dr. Buit,ell has been silenced Why should
FAR u a Know Of a. Wa' there is
Of course ground for that at ALL When ! wrote
to him before left home proposed to transfer him
objected and said that he wished to appeal to tho
Holy see. which he did and my view was sustained
What Is row expected OF Dr. Burtscll!'
THE BURTSELL CASE
The Archbishop spoke in kindly tone as he re
piled "These are matters concerning which, ont of
respect TO Dr. Bnrtsell. do not like TO speak,
"Will the Doctor be assigned to any parish besides
Rondout:'
Dr. Hurtscl himself holds the key to the siruatiOn,'
said Dr. Corrigan. lie can 80 to Rondout any time
he chooses If he does not choose TO 90. that's his
Upon what conditions ~ asked the reporter.
Upon conditions. replied the Archbishop with
have been imposed by the Holy sec and which. since
Dr. Burtsell has not spoken himself 1t would e rather
The Archbishop expressed his delight at the pleasure
afforded. not alone TO him but the whole ship, com
Tx,ny by Mr. Dcpcw'S wi, and wisdom. lie was the
animation. and General Porter too. contributed
greatly To the enjoyment Of thi, most pleasant voyage
which," and hi. with shade OF regret is now sue
The boat had reached rorticth-s. and the E?t
River and the Archbishop shaking tho r"p2rtcrs hand
cordially was driven In tho front of line of carriages
10 hi, home In Madison ave-. where the hand shaking
and congratulations we .i,, renewed rel "i,S &, a..
in the Cathedral tomorrow at ii O'Clock by both the
lay and the clergy. John d. Crimnins. in behalf
Of the laity will read address to which there will
be a brief reply while the Rev. Joseph Mooney. Of
Holy Cr,s> Church. in West Forty 'econd;> and tho
both been dccga'ed as subcommittee ly the Diocesan
Council to draw up an address in behalf Of the clergy
The ccrgynicn will assemble in the Roman Catholic
orr @ a "s ON the ad PaJ c ac OF e
avenue, where the ceremony will begin at II O'Clock
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RARE FLOWERS on EXHIBITION.

Newport. H. l.. sept 1o.-Thc Newport horticultural
Society opened II, exhibition VI the Casino this morn
ing under the patronage Of the Casino Governors.
The Of. play Is magnificent. Many Of the totagcrS
have Loaned their bcs and rairst plants and flowers
for the exhibition.
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ANOTHER FIREU'CRK CARNIVAL At THE BEACH

There will bn another magnificent pyroccinic dis.
play at Manhattan Eac! in Pains .Amphithe.ltrc
saturday evening. AID In addition to " The siege Of
Vera Cruz all the Of the carnival night will Do
repeated. TIE exhibition from until the end u
the VIII be given only TUESDAYS. Thursdays
and saturdays, instead Of every night, - formerly.
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THE clone Of rALTFORNTAS CELEBRATION.

san Francisco. sept. 1O.--N the conclusion Of the
ar;dc Yesterday literary cxcrccS were held NJ the
Grand OPERA House. which was handsomely dcrorstrd
Among the speakers were Governor Waterman. Henry
r. IIichton and Judge Jane, ID. Holland. who WAS the
or,tnr Of the day. The ccIrra;ion Of Admission Day
was ended with a grand ball ut tho Mechanics ia
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When In search Of work workers. horses
rlagos. board rooms, real estate consult The
Trb!nc's little advert Of the people, You
will find them Oh the ninth PAGE to-day.
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Long Island Raroad-Tlc shelter Island ard IIanp.
EAp'c>> leaving I,rODhlyn al % and Long Island
CITY . :OJ D. M and Train 30. leaving sag la:bor At
10 ard t,rr.cupori go p. H.. will only Fri
DAYS and saturdays until further notice. :.
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MApRLiGE nE lNI,LS ML,RPHY.

Rock Island, H.. sept. l0-Francis Murphy. tho
temperance orator married last evening to Mrs
Eelrrca Fisher. Of Council I,lurs. Iowa The honey
moon will be spent In the East.
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uPUNING UF LEHLGH ENIHERSITY

bethlehem. Penn, sept. 1OThc fall term Of the Lc-
high University opened thi, afternoon. The fresh
man class numbers 1873, the smallest In several years
There nearly 500 applications for admnNon'
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Barrys Tricophcrous viii be famou, As long as fine
hair /. an oplrt d d,~r' to wou0n. Apply 10
daily aid slcndd head OF GLOSSY ir viii b. the ceitsin
rpsnlt.
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TIE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.
GIFTS OF MIR. ROCKEFELLER AND OTHERS
TAKING SHAPE.

Chicago. Sept. 10 (special.-Tle secretary Of State
TO-DAY issued license Of incorporation the University
OF Chicago II, object Is stated to be for educational
purposes and its incOrporatOrs John ID. Rookie
fccr. f. Nelson Blake. Marshall Field and many
Others This Is the long projected Baptist University
to which Mr. Rockefeller contributed generously and
the original intention to call ii the University n
Chicago has been finally carried ont by the older
Institution o. that name to-day filing change u
name to " the Old University of Chicago
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CAPTURE Or 4 DTG SEA TTRTLE.

Sandwich. Mass, sept 1O.-A tuItlc weighing
LOO pounds was captured in the fish weir here 70
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11

When in search Of business chances cXaminc IN
sh,rt advertisements IN The Tribune. ihcy arc "
the ninth page to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
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Women with pale. colorie~. faces. who f"'l weak ana
Discouraged Will LUh ..Il and bodly N!sor Dy
using AErEE'n IIrTII. LlNI.i: PILLS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11

Heads Of families engaging e"rvantS for the town
season will ind the short advert rncnt> tue ninth
mage an invaluable servants directory.