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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
DIED..

BARRICKLO-On wednesday. September p. At her late
residence No. 70 trand-st, jersey City. julia n. VILE
Of Andrew BarckO aud daughter OF tho late Jeremiah
Lalor. OF Trenton y. J.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. -
BEALEAt Pecxskill n Y, on Tuesday: September 23~
1890. Phebe f.. Lewis. wife OF Joseph Beae
Funrs Thursday afternoon. at ocock from her late
residence, No $50 washngtOn.st.
1nrment at Yonkcrs Friday arrival Of train -
12:l5 p.
CUMMINS--On Tuesday. September %. Theodore r.:
only OF Henry L. and Julia \. Cuminins IN MS -Iss
year.
Funeral services at his ata residence. 40 LawrHce-ss
on Friday evening. ~ 8 o'clock.
1L.erment at Belrid"r".
Ent"red Test "Wednesday. 9th September.
Annie W., WIFI OF Robert Floyd. and daughter OF The
late w. NJ. Harrington. Of Halifax. Nova Scotia .
Funeral services her late rr-t'nce No. 1874 south
Elliot Place. BROOKLYN, on Friday. 18th inst at "
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO attends
lntcrm'nt at conyeDenr" OF foinily
LCSH-At Hampstead. l.. L. Cathane A. Lush. In the
10Th year Of h'r ..
Mrs Mary r. 81 H. Fu!toa--t. Hampstead
SEAItii.-C ". dn >tay morning, September -. Edwo
&. S,arlr. $3.50
n. Searr no 80 West l2dlh-st.. Thuradsy e.enng ~
o'clock.
Funeral private. . 49,,
Intcrnrnt nj Woodlawn on Friday.
WIGGIN- Suddenly, at Nort!sooi. y. IT,. on Monday,
September - Henry T. Wiggin. q orange y. j. 10 his
18Th year. 49, -. -,
Fr,s arr invited nd the funeral at his lat" resi-.
% NO % Day-st.. orange. Friday airrnoon' Oh
arrival Of 80 train from Ncw.YorK.
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lposfoEcc Notice,
tSlIo,.ld be ira

,Sho,d Ia. ,.,l t, lv All INT l,stt As changes NAY
occnr a: ANY time, "
o'ui AZ ", o,,,,i.s mad ro, Ia. SIM, ally ad.
Icttts 10 % " ,,,, nloT ,,.amc, ryceit when
ur'rn'u 'o' u'P''n W ~! ,uut :. ana r,au. iI
u Is ucHN 70 ,iu VI $3.50 Il .,ny .at Nv
u,cu s,, ,...;; ann t,t.ir ' " ~ e
III 49, 49,. 81 49,. "a ..k ,pdlup S.pt,nler >. VIII
Il, orisn H. III ~, Vi, -. n. mi. ono. ~ follow.
cio1y tRC.hty m Tor ,a,r Iayt and Port de-
p.i, ,.r ,f. al ii 40 , M Tor Eutup, per B. g. Nor.
nanhla VIA SoutHai'Pb'h ai!G amo"s ~ -. and
n,uta- p.' ,rr, nr S,ntnpo: Nc D. m Tor Trinidad
~aitd2o' ,""' pr = - io',f n, a n m IN Ruatau
anu ioD1Hu. ., ~" I'm nr;an, n; \ 40 n M for
Pe' o. -. t,on u,iNay n for
ST. Pierre Nlqutloh, P' :" ann itor ii.sS "a (.,o,a
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LEAVE our YOUR HTTERY ADS"
From The Washington Post.

From The Washington fOst
You will have u take those papers back to the Of
fire Won can't mail them now.' said superintendent j.
iIadley Doyle who has charge OF the mailing OF news:
ners NJ The City POstOfce to the buy who carried
e mail edition u The sunday Chronicle to the post
ONCE yesterday morning The boy hsd taken the
ir"wn them On the scales 70 Be weighed Just usual.
nile mcd il ont Of its wrapper and his practised
eve over tho s.hy pnnted page. scanning each COLUMN
In quick succession until he reached the third column
In this column he found lottery advertisement. and
then he told tho boy that the paper could not be al
mitted to the mails. 20 tho boy carried the mail
edition Of the paper back TO The Chronicle. 0nlce
SUPERINTENDENT Doyle was notified last saturday by
the TOstOffce Department Of the passage Of the Anti
Lottery law. the provisions Of which I'VE already been
paper OFFICES In the city Al the men In me city post
Office who handle the newspaper mail published mere
were also told to b6 the lookout for papers with
lottery advertsements In them .,,... A.. ,.u
This espionage will be continued. unless the law
should be changed and all Issues OF newspapers VIII he
closely searched for lottery ADVERTISING tne law
from, Tho mails bccanss 1t contains lottery sdVerlse-
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THE HONE MARKET CuB

Boston, sept. "a SpcciaD The fist neeAmS OF Inc
season Of the Home Market Club was held Wis
Ing President j. X. LccSOn grouped the chair
Speeches made BY the president DAVID Han
Eicc Edward Fiizw i,am. John Iiopcwcll IT,. Robert
NJ, Arthur. N EidGcfod Me-: Francis l'atrl"ll"r.
Roger i. scannc John shaw and Mr. MrDcrmo't "i
The l;Od and >io, Recorder. Colonel Albert
Clarke secretary Of the club. spoke Of the e' "nIaeh:
work being done by the club c-p"call, III tlr south
and West Convert, we're reported coming In from
the IanL, Of the wOriuGrncn, and "a letter was Ir"i
~ secretary Clarke from Chairman j. NJ. olnr'cdi.
Of the Icpu,lIcan tiy Committee, pivo' aiinS work
ard th' support Of worhien''i ard yourg
men in the lid Con gI'>>lJai District. SAYING that "
tn, Wcr done IL "Urd surely DC drri1i by The Re
publical,, at the COMING clc' ton.
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,n>NS-pINKTEY- "Wednesday. september -. 1890.
AZ ST. Thomas Church Ncw.iork tity. by ulr Rector,
I.,N John WrsDy Brown. u. D., Mr.. Susie Burchell
pinknry and Mr. John Dunbar Adams.
n,rKI-s-DAVIS-At uhc Hotel Brunswick, New.York.
on Srutnnr o. 1890 at II O'Clock ~ c forenoon, with
RI. Guidanc, Of Robert s. Macarthur. ID. D..
Harriet WINS daughter Of L. Wilmer Davis. to Henry
CiIu,on Rackus all Of NrwYork CITY.
utnD, ROLLER--At trare Church Orange. y. j.,
On Wrin' sia, afternoon. Sept, mber a. 1890 BY tho
"a W.v Anthony Schnylrr. y. D.. assisted ey n" kcy
isoi'T csq Of Fast Orange. and William Bl!dsali. Of
New.Yoik.
uRAINC-lNGLIS-On Wednesday. September = lSCc.
hv tho R,I 81 G. Thompson. at the Church OF the Holy
Trinity New. York. CEar.A Il. Brahe r.. 70 SARAH
Walton Inglls daughter OF Edward A. ingls and grand
dausItrr OF the late James De Lancy Walton.
poIMAN-MERSEREAr-At thu residence Of the brides
nar.nts Etnavillc staten Island OIL tuesday Ssp~ni.
e. "a $500 IS the Rev. Charles \. Matbon. S. T. D.,
lanes PERKINS Doman. Of Philadelphia and Amelia
Prfronela daughter Of Nicholas Ross and Mary Taylor
Mrrsrca
rmrKMAYEE- FIREMAN. Thursday. September IL.
Tvinc NAV I.lo.-om. daughter OF tn lat" john a..
Fro lunn % AGOlph El"rnay'r
u,NMn\D -EuswELI.-O Wednesday the :ith inst.
nj rhr.tnut mn PhIndlphia 10y tn" Rev. j. iHlviile.
ID d. Rev. Waiter ". Hammond to Elilab'th Mlnrr.
daughter Of thu John T. Boswell Of Hartford Conn
IA cards.
MAcNI'Tr srTrON-On Wednesday. S.ptm Der %. 1890.
hv IN, Rev, W. n. +. Faunc. Mary J. Sutton 10
Itownrd Mae SUIT. both OF Scw-lork city. No cards
ph,dn lphia papers please copy
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES september - 1890. bv the
tcv DE- Qusc ksnbush. George W. Perkins " sarsh "
FogglR
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unseated by the present Congress In lsVor Vi
WatkhsOn. the Republican contestant 80
Pittsburg, Sept. GA dispatch fr0m Lahes'ine'
Ohio says The Republican Congressional Convention
OF the XIvth Ohio District nominated B. F. swinRio
for Congress by accsmatOn The district gives T'oUV
Democratic majority and Mr. SwnSle says no VIII ho'
run
Lockport. y. y. Sept. o4.-At the Republican Con-
Cre,lonal Convention Of the XXXIIId District in this
city to-day. George a. Davis. OF Erie County, was
nominated after sharp contest. Richard crowley nao
- out OF ii votes. His opponents were divided LOT
several ballots. but at la>t united on Mr.. Davis
Atlantic city. y. j., Sept 24.-wllSon d. Haven,
president OF the Phoenix Iron Works. Of Trenton was
nouinstcd Tbs afcrn by the lid District Demo- rattle
Or. S.iDnai Convention.
Charleston. s. G., sept. :4.-The Democratic toh-
venton Of the With District to-day rcnomlatcd
william Elliott, vino was expelled from his seat III
the House yesterday TO make room for Thomas r.
Miller. The nomination Wa, by arclamatiOn The
convention adopted preamble and resolutions. con
denlning the INSCRIPTIONS dictatorship which has
been exercised in the suppression Of free debate IN
r. Elliott, case; and approving Mr. Elllots course
I'm Congress-
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THE cry TNII URSITI OPENS.

The University II the tIty 81 Sew i"Ik "p"u"d IL
dOvr- IN Wa-hii.t,iI >'lidir (" u li:." uuii"i :"
students Yesterday morning. lh" "N'i'i" were u"
ruu with a short .iii">~ 90 N"!'"h" o. th'
yirr chan, cilul. ii"nrV VI. Mi't IA. ""n. Dr. Va
t,, hen ~" -d'i Lpt ih"ir rti.iL
and fine piu-p 4 "a" Ir."ii N'hf. Il" dI' WE
t,krn up with nIdgi,uldi"n and III" '"han ii'"i "i
the examinations wI.,h wcr. l", uu h"i'a'. The
,;,nl"r ui ,,udcut ia" col" Pc SIT! '"i 10" i' " 70
ii,iil tl, OF iIr W""h. II j. i"i"''H h"""'' e.
inst ,hoi thirds 81" thr hfN 'h'7" hpp!' No. i"
udmi- lion 10 the Freshman 'ii, N 60" 'u'"li'd ~ ~"
,,r.c rnc students. all told. it' iI!,n- ih"' III ~
medical aud Law departments. VIII hnhl"i a !i' :"
ur.,,, than l,~i wear lluh the medic Il and Las H.
r,u.t ARE. well tilted with >iud'i T. Hh enter nI"iH
"a. ,..,r with .npi pro- prc-. NtI.i.:l lin" ma
-y WIS fprinay uInnci Vr.t"rdi ~" ir'iid'i"h,
ami VIII "eIu TN iriIil:. ~'N"iii dt' =
VIII 20 hy before every tlh. i III 'E"F"it order
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From The iualu "irirr.
Il, \r.,i,rr herewith demands 81 superintendent
Iurrow- the di~'llr.' -; iva ait,r'> 81 'l' 'ht II
for attn ions abuse of their position, IN "lpctratnS
d,ru,r.>> pi~S'I-r> ti' ~ an al i'.n- oi tir
diseased wits. \ Young Woman. m acquaintance y
IN, \ruuudrr Recently had to tab" pa>>a" over
tIir central and took a violin with her. When she
presented Ter nhrt I" tie d""rInau H. w!;h great
fl. nl,y If .l,r ,.Iid Tn, /, rnl' good fer on.
" am ,l,ir" she r.pl' ~ll-.ly n>fnnl>'d.
Haven't lnu got Your b." - b." a>kci, pointing
% i,.. violin bon.
4, >.. was alout enter the train. III" brakeman
,npId her with. Iul can't tab" that INTO IN" ear.
I'll have IA, into the baggage car.
Why have always carried II WITH me heretofore.
What j. the Obj" tI"n 80
rrdrr, arr cla>~,d u, freight said he. ,hu Kiln:
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A RECEPTION TO VISITING BUILDERS
GUESTS OF THE BUILDING TRADES CLrB-soME
OF THOSE PRESENT.

As fitting close to the three days. convention Of
the National Association Of Builders the bnildins
Trades Club OF this city gave an informal reception
Ia tlr officers and committees Of that association al
Their PLEASANT club house. No. 90 Fast Twcn'y-frSi-,t
last ni.ht An address Of welcome was delivered 10y
Mare Edlitz president Of tie club. To the Vi>tr>'
and was resi- yndcd 10y Colonel Arthur MeAi>'c" OF
Cleveland ohio, vice president Of the a,'ocAti"n ana
W. H. Saywam. Of Boston. secretary NcF supper
had been served rccatonS by Bert Andi1i>s and W. !
bailey were listened to by tho Delegates ana a mo>
cnjOy able evening waS spent
Among the club members who entertainer the
visitors w.,,. Marc Eidtz. president: stephen NJ
Wright, Charlie, \. Cowen. Henry y. Manrcf. Henry W.
E,,,r.ld SECRETARY: Daniel Herbert Edm''n y
Vaughan J. !. H.aev Charl:, Amd"l>S. h"l"rt {.
Martin. william C.. smith and Rober, l.. Dara.h
Among the guests were:
President John J. TucA'r N"w.Y"rH; hs' Ni'"'lf''''
dent Arthur McAii,t.r. Cleveland ohio; second wee
,,..jd,,t Anthony I,tn,r st Louis. Mo secretary
William n Savwald H ION. Mas. ti"l-ii'r """it"
Tavrr Chicago, ~. Dir tors: J.. l.. laitu Hai'l'
NOR" Md: II. T. sOul", Boston. Mass; j. J. A~h''u'
I:Ioo,Iyn. y; James Roland. Buffalo" y y; D. A. j.
sullivan th,rlc>tp : C. G'orc" {. Pru.snc thica:".
H.. Lawrence Trace Cincinnati. ONO: L. H. ''h">'
Cleveland OHIO: Il. +. LIZ Due. Denver. Col; w j.
sta,icton Detroit Mich; George G. Zwerk l,@St sag
naw Mich: n. t. Dogah. Grand Rapids. Mrh: James j.
shower indianapolis. Ind; William A. h"!N. Kansas
CIV Mo- James W. bennett Lowell. Mass Thomas
Armstrong Louisville. Ky; clifford Chase. Mii"ank"'.
WIS: RAJ. Law COOPER Minneapolis. MIMI. Richard
Smith, Omaha Neb william Hardness. tr Philadelphia
Penn. J. :. hudson, Pro, icrn'-. r. L. A. d. smith
Portland Me; D. j. Hamilton, Pittsburg. Penn W. H.
tor,iin. Rochester, y. y. Frank Clark. nionN CITY.
Iowa; John De Cue. st. Joseph. Mo: u. J. Kelly. 81
Louis Mo-: NJ. q. Craig. St. Paul. MINI. John Moore,
Syracuse y. v; Thomas j. King. Washington. u. 6 ;
Archibald O. Rcd Wilmington, Del; H. W. Eddy.
Worcester, Mas.
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OBITUARY SOTf.S,

Aehrrv Park. y. J.. Sept 81 'Spriall.Gnri"t Nr"'.
land Gr at hi ,o;td: S"wall-a,". lat night H."
u" o!-t real >ti" G'ai,r In jersey ttr. haI in;
i,n bu-inrs> th.I" f.. hltT.two His family
ben for n'aily hund''d var, OF "a" mot
lnniu.n, families % Hudson ,oInty. Mr.. Nrland was
-c,"ntr--!N yeas ~
carlisle Penn. - pt. - Especial DR.. W. = Eiurkaft
l,adin: IIy- 81 this ,al, died At Shir mau-t'" II
to-day at ia" agr ~ .iitt five years.
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SOME or MISS NARIE TEuPEST'S PRUSPEI'TS

H. J. Leslie. Mis-. Mai" T"Tir-,'- manager arrived
her. on ;h. Ele r., ~ay night. biin. I'm: al out nftv
tn,s Of sc.ir ~ and ssOirs for spra IT, "hic. be
means Ia bring out this cOInt.v u Will probably D.
cen AZ IA. (hca"o Auditorium In November and
m pr. not vet hN.d upon. Ia this city in January. Mi
I.c thinks IT, likely that Miss Tempest aud her company
wnl give "Dorothy" b"for' they lHN" Pall Ih"hti~
and t,y will uobu. ~ Alfred Golfers "Dor!s' in
the ,our,. of the American The PRESENT plan TO-
Miss Teupe.t to remain this country iii May and then
return " Englsnd but she viii probably com" back 10
Au.rIca next .rason Mi,s Bitd- Irving "a solo dancer
who viii probably appear la u the olrrss come with
A. Iu>lis
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XrETINf; Of TIE HiRI ARD DIERSEERS.

En-tri. >It. -IIi' iUid ri tNci>rcr> oi Harry iri
Crilr,r held Thar annual mc'tn. to-day. 'ilrl> /.
Adams I"-Idu-. >"l"npI |. moon Wa 'h"'rn pH'>i-
,.'ui Of the board. RESOLUTIONS ot tine Association
.. tie liuimnl change ia The " ten Ut voting
T.. ,,eI read aHd r"i'ii" {" IA" Commute"
% NJ, t'u,.. "a, committee on Changes ~ the
" ui'''' Department received htN" 10 rp'ui ~ PRINT
ip' t"'Glit, i.h' tuI~ e r'6 20 the ''H' I, III
a.. fir. i.,ilp,. us fI ten ui Years tru-e j..
>hAitl'k iiruN v. Iurrci llrhiy II. Spt'SIc ana
solomon Lincoln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
OPENING Or TNION THEOLOGIfIL SEMINARY.

The year at the Union Theological seminary
wa> begun in Irict way Yesterday At the SEMINARY
building, al Park and Fiftt ninth and >iNtlch IT,
In the morning President Jia-t!ncs and Professor
Brown took the REGISTRATION OF the Old and new
students and in tie afternoon the drawing for rooms
occurred Th. afternoon President Hastings will make
the annual opening address. 10 whi' h the public il
invited and at that tine the aniIpiiiiccn' hts Oh Tho
professors will be made to thr students. ON FRIDAY
The actual work OF the Will begin. The entering
class bids fair 10 be Il large one.
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GIFT TO A SrIEyTIFIC HHtrIL.

Boston. sept. 2i.-Thc Executive to'm tee OF ,'c
Boston Institute Of Technology has c'p'"d an one
of Colonel Albert 4. Pope Of this ry 10 '"h't'b"'
.uch sums Of money as the Institute may irc' ""rih
cha ne, five wears I'D to So 900. for the promo ~
- an ,n,ion i'm h ghway engineering. connected WITH
,,o cnur.r i'm civil or mechanical engine crlng.
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MAY R0I.fJ(,ATLT'S WIFE HIS ONLY HEIR

Dion Boucicaults will Is IN the possession OF his wif'-
LAWYER Clark Bell who will present IL foi probate at the
Surrogate, Office this morning The document Is ,hor'
and directs tstators dcbts and funeral
cu.,. hay. cu psld Of his YIOprr!. real aud
n.r,onaI shall 20 hi. WIFE, M!>. allie" Thorndike BOu
cicault Mr. Bell SAID yesterday that tn" dead actor had
II little II any property besides that which would be
needed to pay his debts.
Mr Boucicsults first wife. Mrs Agnes Robertson. is
now On her way this country from England. and 1t IL
.h has soue intention OF cont"sung the will.
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OH J.
ROBERT =. KELLY.

Helena. Mont, sept ~ (-pccia.-Eobert s. Kelly
died yesterday. During the Kansas trouble, in Terri
tolia! day, Mr. Kelly lived in Atchi-on and had IA
National reputation "a Il pro slavery advocate. For
several years h" vas postmaster and at the sam" time
edited The >ati"r Sovereign Of the first papers
prini'-i thu Territory. At the breaking out OF the
war Mr. Kelly came ~ thi, cii:.
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A NEW REPUBLICAN CLUB FORMED.

part OF the XIXth Assembly District Business Mems
Republican Organization last night a. No O3i Tenth.
and formed the Workingmens Republican Oreanika-
ton Of the Xth Assembly District The Officers e'td
were as follows: President. william {. Anderson irt
president Colonel Henry Altman sccond vicc-pSi-
Joseph La willie third vicepr sdcnt George Nicho,
.rcrtar,. Jan, O>ull,yan: treasurer. John ODonncli
j. W Franklin elected delegate TO the campaign
vcntion Colonel Altman chosen the candidate for
the Assembly alri the resolution naming Colonel william
l.. Strong for Mayor was adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
vi>,nX-IN IIrlIER\N> A>D THE EfN\EIl LAW.

Ntlv ,uk,,. ~rlt - t~i"''l''. Ihh t' '"'' ''''
, , ,,,,,,., f., l.. d..li, red h''iN :" -"
u.,,rr,,. IN the N,,, incr 'r, ton h. Eii'"i h"ihc.
and ,,r. pnii, .auS j. evident from ~'i'hs l'"'
II 90, ui,' .nu among them c'nd' Num-, tN' "''' -
/ ..r.,., and Ia c,lFraru'> The protect. "h'h VS.
,,N pat ~ az lIi ."n b" t"''N' Ia ""'''N
,,, the s,yu,tu,,.- II hunir'!> 81 pi'iin"nt LAIN
r.,, II ,,ni,.m- iin. tll'"Int: W. P""'''
f,, ,,,pr n. our ,hii:, and %li"oi INT" III w. -
, ,.l,ti,, T.. , dr,.r .t,tn AID an ii"!-H .
-. ,..,ri that ~" burning Tr"'ti"n "i iln ""'' ~"
u,.,,.,, 90, ,urmInl-"r, Edna i'"n ld", J. ''''"'
=, far - thr Interests II "ur 'hmrh ara >'"" ar
,,.,r,..d l., th. fat Il on part h'N'n- "' al u
,,r =, total rrIsal AID tlc Other Ter NV 'N',""
49, .,.- .. -, Ne ,n.c alwat- deemed
, ,r,uriId .lt that r adv" ii 9" '''N N,' "'" "'
i.,n me- elected. Vet u, pi"' 'al,''h'N u" w.
NV. :" 49,, ,,t ,r.ir,v he 20 Il with thc bui i,r
49, Itrr,,,.t law contains feature "hi'l We can al
,,u-,r, ni,-i, -upp II. l"t IL hrH'Iih =" 'A''' "
,hr ,,IunNlfu,, features ONLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

The XII ith Assembly District C,lotd Republican club
met No. 1913 Wr-t Twenty Curts last evening and
,rctd folloy officers $. T. johnson president L..
!. Williams Niccpicsld'nt J. Jenes0n financial secre
arr; william H. Brown. corresponding rotary F. Rich
ard-On TREASURER: j. Iin"t @cantat-arIS executive
committee l.. !. Williams. William Il. Bi pwn, J. Po,cy.
f. Richardson, A. H. Jrlrics and H. c. Baock. The club
"A mcnh' iship Of about 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

REPUBLICANS OF THE lid DISTRICT
Tho Disic: Committee OF the IIId Assembly District
Republican ORGANIZATION met last night Ut No. l3j Eighth
ave- and arranged for thu primarl to BE- held tomorrow
Nicholas Fish presided and Charles H. MURRAY elected
charnnn Of nomination Of delegates to the
primaries.
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,,, ,,,,.Ev\ ttR tJE rENN~NINNNIt.

unrri -,,urc Penn. sept ~. The Ir"h'''''"" 9'''
. .,,,,,.. me, here iil- aflrrio"n and n"nili'h'u
thu ~ ,,iIl of Wr,tm"r'iand. for '"N'ii"'' ''"'
a., ,,,,c. ~ tbar!r> Miller. of NcnaI-o. VIII" de-
rIlucd the nomination. lhirt, ono n'ni'"r' :" INV
mnntt., we're present. \ rominitt"" consisting o'
,.r, Eic.,rtt. \. \ >trvcn'. John ID. "lii' w W.
iiaruc and d. r. Amr> wa| appalh'"i |" PrP''
r.,.. fo- governing III" party. Chairman" '"'''" !"
ported the campaign - HhhihH i'"'''' P''"
Mr. Gil who p''>'nt ana af''p''' '"'
tiuu f,r t,ovrrnur, lives At trfril~bufe anu j. Il
u,niurut n,.ihlr Of tine W. tinoreEiid bar ne nv
,cn "A I'rnhi' i'ionIt since ISL, "hrI hc ''>t H.
y,tc for II John for PRESIDENT
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When In search OF WORK or workers, horses
rIaCcs board or rooms or real estate. consult rle
Trihnncs little advertisements OF the people, You
will find them on the ninth PAGE to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

ments Is be punished unless. rs trick or fraud
he succeeds In sending his paper through the malls
II the paper stopped by the pOstoicc authorizes as
IS expected to 10 done In case. the publisher is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

.uD;E KELLotiG CANDIDATE or BOTH 'Ahiif'
,ar,,o.a sept. - '>prciab. Judge : Al"ho h''o-t'
f ,burg who recently nominated by me " III
Judicial District Republican convention '"r ""'o'e
-, IN. .uurcmc Court was today also made fie
i,.. ~ the Democratic Judicial District tonvcn
Ian, which give, him walh-over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

p,rl,. tlv appointed " Limited ti3in>, tavc Grand
central >iali,u oni t.. each day. for Buitilp
N,.,ra Falls Cir,rani Cincinnati. thl ago. II.
Inui, ana th. Wrei. Nortliw, - I'D southwest. Nj
desirable features known and approved are Ia t"'
found In the equipment II tic~ trains and freedom
from petty annoy anrcS II as-uiri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

Hub Punch i, an Indispensable sd'boad rquisit
Huh Pch j. ronpo>rd u: nrc Old liquors 81 best Huay
,,,o,cr, and druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
lfdEHIE D.

Person. whose occupation ;iN', hnt llt' ,A,r'i.'
ar" llrtIui> ~ turpH AVER anu 'WlHt|"'" '""i :
Iu;lc Liver Phi, VIII rrlirN" yo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

Many practical needs could lie mt bv carefully schn
ming the little advertisement, on the hih page vi Inc
Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
lsarry's TrlropherOus

rryyrs lr.rinc lar u n"ws glosse- preserves ana
NUN plic- thu brr- and ''an'' thr zap '"fs pauh'>-'
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THE BARLEY DtTi ~ t\lI''N '' NV

Wre,.>p,ri. y. s.. >'pt. - niA'"I''c "''.'''
prevented 4 larc. ''i"ndarr" ~ III" N''"'P"' ''
f., L,, and A.. a r,..uli 10, than t'r i"r-''~ H>''"
T., t,r t,r..! drl,,;r bri""'n EN'i"i' J. Nh''r' 9"
x,, ,,,rl .,d Mater L. X. Iausuorn. -! New Irr"\'
N,inr Ih,rglrrn va, the first speaker. ana VIZ '''
l,,v,,l hy Mr. Wheeler. who assumed an apP"''"''"
,,ri,u,lly mur Tor tun.i''- Imam VI WOO. :" ""
,,r~r, The audience wa a"ntt r'"iN "'"'" -"
tween IA. old parti"> and ia" applause was "''
evenly divided ~ times u" >p'hh"f- "'Fr ''''
.,, 4, ,,c-,t,,s tenn the farmer. TIA" Arguments
,,rr, alout tl. same thv-r Delivered 10y 'h' SAM"
.u,,,L,.. Yesterday Al Lyons. with u" r\"p''" ~
,It ,,w,rd The cl>. ia" PROPOSED me r'a'' W ~"
,,nn on barrie, FROM 10 ,cn'' lH>h"l L" =" ''i'''
,.,u:a Comfy fnimcr~ Ar deeply lh''n'>'" III '
,., Al f,.tu., 81 tlv. NrkirI"N hill a"d When thi,
,,,ti Cpl' luf'l. me 'r""" "'t'''
,v Az -, that ~ the li-i i'r'' "rF' h' = i"r',
-. ,',,. L., ming 4, Nr y i".l"r. VA" ma i' nv
yuti !, The. day lad l"'r NOR Law '"''' an" Nv
rfi.u,i,r," l,r.'.. -" drr" ui%" Nv ~. -','
Il i'i. ftib~ ii' 'H'i ''P' "a
am, ,r,ltl,,, ihi- part Of the county.