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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-02

Boyd. III 200 402 E50f 608 59s alf 1919 1175-13o5
Humor. 100 1S5 23 400 5ls t26 7s2 842 g75-1Oss
Umpire-L. B. Hahn.
S-corers-Messrs. J. Earle and J. s. Lynch.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-02

M II ANtaA = NHsAA
Mines from the Kensi ffgfon Athletic
Club and the Greenviile Y. M. C. A. will
cross bats next Saturday afternoon ON the
latter,s grounds.
Members OF the X. A. G. ball team will
report for duty at the club house next
Saturday at three O'clock.
The New York Sporting Times will
hereafter be published on Sunday. The
next issue will contain the handsome
portrait of Herman Long, the clever short
stop OF the Boston Baseball Club. O. p.
Caylor is the baseball editor and James e.
Sullivan conducts the athletic depart
ment.
The baseball team Of the New Jersey
Athletic Club will have an to-
morrow afternoon at Livingston. S. L..
with the nine of the Staten Island Cricket
aud Baseball Club. The game will be
the first OF the season for the Jersey team
and a large contingent of its partisans
will accompany it.
Dooley is in trim aud he may play at
first base tomorrow. He was with the
New Yorks.
Turner, the pitcher Of the Jersey Citys.
was called home br the death of his bro
her This is why the Jersey Citys were
Without his valuable services on the trip.
n Steve Brady is In town.
The Jersey Citys and Worcester cham
pions, Of the Atlantic Association, will
meet tomorrow afternoon at Oakland
Park. Turner ana Reidy viii probably
occupy the points.
President Hewitt, of the Washington
Club, Informed Lawyer Braden that the
Jersey Citys put up fine ball at Washing
ton but played in poor luck. as the errors
were at the wrong time and their hits
wore scattered.
The Tabernacle Athletic Club win have
q baseball team.
The Woodwards and the Tabernacles
will play tomorrow.
Lynch has not done the work at the
nrS5 corner II was predicted he would do.
His playing and batting have been decid-
eddy Inferior to that Of Steve Brady.
The X. VI. G. AIS bali team has been
weakened by the formation OF the High
lane Club, as several of the bestN players
The Athletic Arena.
The LorilIards Will be well represented
at the Manhattan A. C.'s games on May
TO- In the 10 yards da sh William Far
rell and J. salters Will appear. Joe
Hudnett is entered for the 220
yards hurdle race. r. r. Malonoy and
Frank Riordan In the 500 yards and also
the 1000 yards run and j. Moran and
JOHN Brown in the two nsile run. WIZ
iaul Farrell and II. j.. Lewkowicz are on
the list of competitors III the high Jump,
ahd Lewkowfcz is entered in the rannin9
broad jump.
II il said that the scots will shortly oc-
ckipy more suitable quarters.
The Lorillard n. and A.. AS. Committee
isl preparing a HIST Of events for their
gAmes.
mime Of the Waynes have entered the
CLUB competition to determine which is
t9cs hest boxer Of the ~115-pound men.
M gellns, Schnaitei, Carey, Falfon, Cody,
INlly, Finley, Moore and Carey are the
dintries.
The Hoboken Athletic Club win have
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-02
RHEUMATIC G0UT CURED.
lNDiGESTl0N AND DYSPEPSIA
EUREd.

February Goth. 1890.
ALvAs BRAzHLiAstSPKc1Bic Co.-Gents. For several
years / suffered from Indigestion and dyspepsia. I
physicians. and finding no relief 1 went to Enrope,
and in Paris was treated By a specialist In stomach
diseases who also failed to make q cure. Two
months age I heard OF the Cactus Blood Cure aud
determined to try it. After taking q few bottles |
was cured I am only toosgfad to recommend so
valuable q medicine 70 those AFFLICTED with the same
P. YITzsIMMoNs. No. lo4 West 2sth St.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-02

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discovered. Used by South American Indians for
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acquired blood diseases. InfaIibie in scrofuia.
cancer rheumatism. diaagnring e~ruptions and dis
orders Of stomach, liver and kidneys OF adults and
children. Pronounced by physicians OF New York
the greatest blood cureknown, Send for descrfpt-
i've book containing endorsements OF Reverend
Catholic Fathers, prominent physicians. and many
cured iu New York, Sold by Druggists.
ALvA's BRAZILIAN SPECIFIC ca.
No. 6 Wall street, New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-02

oREsTEs CLEVELAND,
Mayor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-02
LRO

oREsTEs CLEVELAND.
MayOr.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-02

JoH Z. SCOTT. PTesiSant
City Clerk.
Approved April II 1891.
May0s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
\DAY,S RECORD OF FAILURES.

SEVERAL. FIRMS Is NETWORK AND BROOKLYN
SUSPEND BUSINESS.
no~r,,d ,canucll x CO.. dealers in plumbers sup
Pile, Al So i56 william ST., composed Of BieeoAer D
U,ru,ld John +. Soaaue and W. h. barnard' hnauo
An ,,,.enmcut Yesterday 10 George y. DRAW glN'hs
preferences for $1,000. a. follows tIo'e"'" ~
u,,,oo a e., ~ K,r,nn Slo 900; Ellen l.. scannell.
II 500 and rctcr T. Daly. $1,000 Tie hrlh 7'ar'N
in bu,u,.,- last May very liberal. II Is SAID III
,b.r ci,d, 10 plumbers and found collections very
sloc Their outstanding accounts arr reported 70 DO
-2-ooo and the stock NORMALLY valued AT te same
amo.nt making norlnn assets Of foo''Vo' l"o
l,hil.t.D, are about $4,000.
Vrmc,1cr Brothers. composed of George y ana hu'
r,rd G. licmics,cr. dealer, in diamonds and jew
,l-v a, so 80 F,fth ave. and 40. 3O5 Manhattan
ave. BROOKLYN. made an assignment Yesterday 10
U,rr, ro-cller giving preferences for 5000 a. fol-
low. Lou., II. Nicmi'-tcr, 5000 Mechlh'' anu
Traders Eank u brooklyn. $1,000; Louis sfa'S'
Lu,..r. Il 600 and Mr.. William Render $500. Inc
finn va. formed ON February !. $50. and last July
claimed a hil.nr,, worth $4,000. They bought 'ncr
hu.,nc,. premises, so 3O3 Manhattan ave, brooklyh H.
/ C,r ST 900 of which $4,000 on mortgage.
rr,o,uu U,cn. rcprc-entns creditors whose claims
,c-c.,,. about $4,000. has brought sut IN thC
-rprcr, court to ct aside the assignment of H. H.
W,i,lr,n ~ co.. diamond dealers At No. "a MAIDEN
Lane. 49,,
,,ycn judgments. acgrcgatins S267,oo6 were NED
ac<u.t Jacob Loullard, president OF the Lorsn "rl''
W,-l,. C,mpouy YESTERDAY in favor u the following
/ n,r,i,.. tallatin National Bank. r0oo72' t. t.
! Wood go .O63 Theodore \ HavemeyeF' F'o'oio
/ seventh National Bank S;l63ol +. W. Locw' S"o'-'
rhomp,on Bank. Of Thompson. conn., S-ooio' aho
| D,lahanty. SlO.2,3. The Judgments sre an uat i
,crlps from We9tche9ter County Mr. L'''H'N '>''
! dclta b..uc III Nc>tcm,-i"i. . A., ,.,t,., s,a,.,
Gr,d,trct reports $40 failures IN the nIed Sra''
during the week against 81 IN te ppersTnS weak
ard o 3d. 3GI and 3l2 IN the coIrrspohu'is "Svh.
If lo-u l---. les and $50 rcspecuV'N. ir nv
| Ic STATE, had 50. New England ~ southern =
Western o. Northwestern 81, Pachc - anu VT. u,
| tnr.r, > tauada had 80, Il decrease oi from "'
| ....A Il-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
wv ITALIANS BRILLIANT S'HENh

Angelo Greco OF No. 10 Muborryst., came mere r'"
y iron, Italy with few hundred dollars tha' nc -.
N invest in business. lie met Emanuel Couc''' VI "
oso Nottst who tod him Of splendid scheme 70 n'A7
money The plan OF Coluceia was to have Greco h'i.
house and turn II into a Italian lodging hons'' "
WAS plea.ed With idea. and Coueeio showed h" ~
building at No. III Mulberry-st, anu lola III"
,oull get a lease for much lees than It's Nalue' 49,.
a. Monday CoIuccia took to the ONCE OF o'sr.
N, Frlnpa lawyer at No. - Broadway where u'e! -
JLu Ashmorc who represented that he was tAe Own.
., the propery A.hlnore agreed TO let 'reco raw "
,.,o., ~. s9-z 40 a month. The latter paid --Vo Wv
-, when Grace went take possession Of INV
,o.rv he WAS thrown the streets by ;he teHsns
u lea,ncd that the property was owned by Peter "s.
,hsr ~ No 90 Eighth and that neither AshmOe
Couccia had any thing to do with H. "Fe'o 49, 800
- Nccuuach and tod mis- story and last evenD
c,,a AVA, arr s,ed and locked up at the ElltabenS
,stI,u. The police are looking for Ashmo'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
vVrF,crrRIyG flour Ar 4 loss

Minneapolis. Dec. -. "1hc Northwestern Miller
eav,. with a much improved water power the mills
yround somewhat stronger last week The aggregate
on,nn, for the week was 1867 barrels, averaging
- GA barrels daily against 1900 barrels tf "''N
bcfor, and I52.jGO barrels for M corresponding
time I'm l--o and 80 600 barrels I'm i--- The water
power still very n.r, though the major portion oil
Ga, ,urr.n t product is ground BY 8team Higher
,,,t .,r,ulated quite active trading in -four during
,h, chasing half Of n, week. and sales Of patents
hath al home aud abroad were llrg" the largest
der. and seemed g come from Ne" England ana New
York. the price; obtained at Boston ranging from - -
~ ~ 20 pc. barrel 1t Is claimed that at these
n,n,,,iou- there wa actual loss 70 the manl
f,,,r.r ~ -, cents more. aud som" inll'r~ Npr>@
ti.,.,ly., a~ not under landing WHY II H. done.
rL.y are especially emphatic In the sentiment in
lIg,t ~ the present. high price OF cash wheat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
rAuJpEs IN BUSINESS.

M,dIlc,own y. Y, Dee i9.-EN sher'h Zen" AMIN W.
Winner Of Liberty, sullivan County, has ialled WIN
uab.iiiic, between 10000 and S'3"oo ana pfoo"'H
o, assets. lie was a dealer in wood and did IL ISs
,,,.. with IN, IIaycrstrlw brichmakcrs. Among hs
creditor, are said to be eN senator Thomas {. Plntt
u, 900. cN A.,cmblyman VI. A. smith s"Uoo' '"r
emo, spasuc Editor Of Tho Liberty Register SN'Ooo'
and e. As,rmllyman +. \. Nvcn, $4,000
puluth pee l9-The Hall a. Co. Bank OF the west
End Yesterday nlnd a statement Of assets and hlhc>
rl, ,, are placed at r65s04 - and the liabilities
s47,l00 -.
A-bury Park. y. j., Dec. 10 tspociap. -Phara ~
lu.man the proprctoIs ., large general s'ofr 1T
Point Pleasant city made an assignment today 10
Allen "A Van Note. of that place.
Minneapolis. Dec. I0.-EX Insurance Commissioner
shuuGrew ha, been appointed receiver Tor the Mil
ncapois Mutual Fire Insurance Company at the re
ulr' Of rs officers. The company was organized nNe
wear, l-o. TO compete against the hsh rates OF STOCK
rnupAes The latter have since reduced heir rdl rs
40 That the bushes, of the Mutual company became
uuprOhtahlc No losses win result nom mo com sc
tuLcH,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

WA@hineton Dec. 10 t~pcc.dlJ-E Recent .pcrIreutS
at the Naval Proving Ground with eating gun at
tachcd 10 an electric motor have determined a new
method for firing 1hi- cla,, of ordnance Oh Snph"dd
The results Satisfactory and hereafter Guns mounted
on deck or aOI viii be operated by motor. Land
ing parties shore will continue 10 fire the gun hf
the usual method The motor attachment j, AN in-
provencnt instituted ~ Dr. K. !. Eatllng, aHi tine
plans Of The arrangement were made by The trockcr
Wheeler Motor Company Of NcW-lorK CIV, Who also
furnished the electrical appliance" TIE adoption Of The
motor Will result in Of ncu and in cfC"t,
and will increase the efficiency of The fire. Where
before were rcqu rcd 10 opcrt" the Nhiln2
guns, only one Will be acccssaly hereafter Hereto.
fore one man. the gunner. trained tAt gun and
dropped the shot where they would produce she greatest
effect. and another operated the crank which set, -
motion the mechanism Of the piece. Ey the new ~
ten tho gunner alone trains and operates the gun by
touching button.
The motor is attached TO the breech OF the gun
and moves with IL In all objections. IL can be de-
tached instantly, the connection being specially de-
vi.ed one. and injury to the motor alone VIII not
Impair the usefulness Of the gun. The grtc' o'ciHl
ness OF Application by the electricity renders the Cat
| ling gun more effective = "a piece Of ordnance tiN
when operated by hand. Tie serving is certain al.d
| there is increased regularity. These clements nave
entered into the new arrangement, and gwen 70 ui'
| scrNlc another for the electric current
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
, FINE DISPLAY or SILvERW ARE.

Among the novelties most sought after by pur
cbascrs OF holiday goods. perhaps the most popu"
arc those Of silver goods which are now maze WIN
beauty and dclicacy OF workmanship that is mar'eo'
At the establishment OF Reed a Barton. siIve1si..'
Of No 81 Union square. there ia now oeau''"i ",
play Of sold silverware. The articles are ei'"''P
u their own manufacture. and are iohnu III NO.
new designs The basis Of their display CONSISTS VI 80
standard articles Ne teaware pitchers truI' DO" ~
and spoons and other artIcle>of ordinary use besu
,,.se ,h.v have in stock a large variety of novelues
that are most desirable holiday gifts Iheit III
bv the beauty Of the display rs by the merit "
hr goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
AZ .pIzoyIAY BEWAILS THE loss OF $4,000

i,muel Ttaycfs came hero recently from Tombstone,
,,,, to settle ip some business with che Hiob' la.
,,,,., COMPANY lie had tl2GQO which hc cIrIIed ia
.i, around his body. IraNcrs went % the Iconasd.st
station last Tuesday aud told Sergeant saul mt h' HAD
hceu robbed Of sll IL money and $500 ~ checks IN
I ia West.st lie said that he hal been drinking and
old not remember place where he had been robbed
An that ne knew was that he met stranger who invited
him To 60 home with him and when he 1"oke In tho
morning he was sitting On the cuIb-tonc m Ne'ts-
near Norton.st TrlNela WcAt back 70 Iomp'toh' ths
following day. The police VI the Lconad-s station
,ofs no 70 believe the story told by Iaycs and nave
not tinen any action In the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
To REPORT IT WITHOUT CHANGE.

TIE FINANCIAL BILL AGREED I'D ID
suv,TE COMMITTED ON FINANCE
w,sldny,on. Dee. 10 (~peciah The senate '",i
,i,.o. mn Finance decided day b. report Da'h WIN
o,t amendment the financial bill agreed on o' NV ~
nubIi,an conference on Wednesday ana ln'r"'uo W
, o. teriov In tho senate by Mr. sherman inc dr'''''
which wa. practically unanimous, seems ~ ''''
that the Republican programme IS - Dc car,
without a hitch aud that more tran eho"t" WV"
have hccu pied ,od ~ the unconditional support VI ''
,u I'm rs present shape 10 insure the failure o '''
.ttcu,pt :, -,ddle II with free coinage at'nl'' ="
II however any amendments aI~ 10 be o'or'u }" ''''
senat, bv the Republicans, Mr. Morrill, ana Mr' H''
man reserve the right 10 ask vote on the per WIZ
lnni n-opo.ltion discarded by Oh" conference '''
MIR ,lirch ard Mr. I,cock viii consider t'e'~l'''
FREQ T., try +, defeat The provision when authorize
the i..u, - simple legal tender n"'c' VIC" n'
bul,u i prcuiahc on which 10 issue silver H'''' 10
make up for Withdrawal, Of bank notes belo" '''
fixed ,um "f. ~ -Ooopooo.
Tho Democratic senators made no ob!''u'H ~
favorable report from tho committee on the caucus
hill Ion, the, VIII no.. be bound I'm any way - up
,,,r. a. in he. Mr.. sherman. VINO III I''N'
1ho~cr ~ tho measure did not bring ~ IN fpr COZ
.,l,.t ION this afternpon. pr"t"rrus nplaNhl'N ~
rrt,r, n in Oh" r.-ular order To- MORO" morning. ~
10 u,t cert ain whether The bin VIII b" called mp 81" 'l
iu i'o afternoon bat TIE probability is tat VIII -
o, CT At lest until Monday or Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
MORE GOLD WILL ARRIVE TO-DAY.

The approach OF the Christmas holiday appears
almost 10 have suppressed speculation in Wall Street
The large arrivals OF gold the steamer Majestic OH
Thursday failed to create activity. but the professional
brll~ who -aied Yesterday market made only snla
ur,er.ss The Assay once received 100000 IN
lritI-h sovcrgn,. which formed part OF the consign
rent o. r4lO.30O. There was ~ ,3u0.O00 in Ameh
can gold coin turned in at the oub'rrcasury. and
.FgOO.OOO Of the amount examined and paid for
There were notices Of e3OOo additional American
gold 10 be sent 10 the Sub Treasury today Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
SrCcESSFUL CHURCH BAZAAR

h,l,,r m nd O, the building fnnd OF the East Harlem
r,s,teran Church IN last Oue.hundr land "N'erhth'i
when wa held dining Thur-cay and Yesterday "oa m"'
ic1t The net l1orc i, wcr" tclrly $500 The bahusr
90. held under the nu-plcc, of the Ladies Ma ana
Christian Fndonyor societies u the church The committee
IN charg. o, th. enterprise comp,.d Mr.. Marian
RYAN MI. Drank Gmung Mrs. Robert Bunting Mi''
Siehoa. Terhune Mr.. Charlie, Cesweu aud Mis- sarah
Gnnbl. The Rev. charles h. Iluilhg il pastor OF tho
church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
MR. GRAY, RECIPROCITY EE,oLrTloN

Washington. Dec. ia rc,olu ION introduced 70
dsy BY senator Gray on TIE subject ol reciprocity
reads a. follows:
Tia, for the expansion Of the m":ict- ava for tro
nromotinn Of friendly intercourse V 'h tho" G1Ncii
iucnts Wh0-s territorial limit. stretch along our
northern and southern border, il Is hereby recon
ncudod 10 the resident Of the ntod stale t. institute
negotiation. with the countries Ol GNat britain and
Mexico whereby In the Interest Of commercial inter
colre and for the Strengthening Of III" tc- "i anliy
and OF good ncghiOrhood. the reduction and total O.
peal OF the import duties on the leading articles o p"
ducon OF the people Of The pccuvc countries h"Nin
named may be effected By combined and OPP alive
legislation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
po.rAL SERVICE on srEAMERs.

Washington Dec. l9.-G. \. Gachse, director TO the
Post and Telegraph Department of the German Empire.
vas at the Postofce Department to-day and had brcf
conference with Postmaster General Wanamaker aud
the principal officers OF the Department in relation to
,he proposed international posto;ices steamers
plyiDg between New.York and Hamburg and Bremen.
Mr. Gachse is greatly interested in the matter and
hopes 10 be able 10 the service begun during the
coming Spring BY the plan proposed all mail passin.
between the two countries is 10 be assorted and dis
tributcd ready for immediate delivery reaching its
destination. Ii is said that not only would the out
going steamers taus be able TO take mail at least
hours later than at present but several hours would
lie saved in its delivery. The P0stmssterIGencral
stated his last two annual reports, Is heartily in favor
the proposition and it is hoped 10 have The details
speedily arranged. one feature which has been ptac
ic3lly agreed upon that AZ the outset each country
shall have clerk each steamer, the expense
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
W:H,JACKS0N=&@
New Double Store,
UNION SQUARE oxonrn, cor. Broadway.
Purchases delivered when desired.

form. for applications for placing cases OH VIZ '
,.,cd a,,s these forms 10 be printed on SIPS =
io,s uiee and : > inches long, as - shpHN
and reduce the labor of the office IN tha' 'es''"'
those new forms are 70 be used after JANUARY J.
al. lie has further dl"rcted. IN accorda"ce WIZ
,ro order OF secretary Noblc. that any atotWS "o
faithfully violates the orders relative 10 w. ro
ihSrh ARE not complete, shall be reported iof us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
f,rcgn exchange market is Strengthening so thai hop.

foreign exchange market is strengthening so that hopes
Of additional imports are dampened but it is known
that the steamer Lahn due today Will have gold on
board.
Wall street has temporarily lost interest in the
Morgan railroad agreement, as practically all tho
companies that likely to take corporate action hero
have already done So RsseH Miller, president on
the St. Paul Company. left the city for Chicago yes.
t.riay morning, and the future meetings Of director,
To rntfy Che action OF last Monday will probably be-
held i'm Boston or in the West. by the new year n
Is expected that sll the companies will have ratified
tho agreement and meeting Of the Advisory Board
Wi Ia called.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
AccEprINC so CEYTs oN THE poLLAR.

Boston, Dec. l0.-The creditors Of Written Burdett
& Young clothers today voted 20 accept 30 cents on
the dollar, payable in three, SIX, nine and twelve
months, notes. each for % per cent Of the amount
with 6 per cent interest from January /. 1891. Tie
committee Of creditors reported the actual assets to h
1867 436. against S095,l as announced last week
The liabilities are JOB 2i0 against 81 pa an.
nounced before Mr.. Written has assets amounting 10
sl47 900 and liabilities 81 S3i 300 Mr. Young has
assets of 81 OOO with no liabilities, and Mr.. Burde't
assets OF 10000 and liabilities OF $4,000, on Whit.
ten Burdett IL YounS's paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

occurrences should happen IN Of The tinted states
s seG" ana % Sqse$ e y' sG aa
XIX Since by the cmanc P. np nom the 1prr,sSon
Il he Turks. o,,.io, be forwarded 10 the
sad Mqiser be directed to PRISM T car Of an the
1mpcriai Majesty Eie1andef 'i
Eu-sla-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
sry,1nr 1xn1I..s E1NANcIAL NEAerEE.

Wa.h!nrtlu. Dcc. -. Tn" bin inirodu"T- il ~"
-.ofo od,g los VII Iugall, 20 allow the Tnit"f state
IN ,>riu.o rs interest bearing dct for l"-t! tender
note, provide, tat when any person desire =" "r
render any iit"r.s bearing don't i-suod 10y IN" United
-t,fo. IN. bond, she'll Doc redeemed by the i'-n" OF;
lc, tender note, sufficient IT, redeem all Interest bear
ir doh Irr-cnt d whether due or not at ~" iue 81
,e-eut,tnn T. b. also mad" IN" duty ~ h" s'r"irT
~ allow - premium ~ NOT over per cent "u IN
ru,fil-,,l b. nd. pr'-cut0d for redemption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
Tho 4" ShOrS I,sr- Is

Tho shore Lac" Is again at the mont with IN.
noystion addition It's train service that Will be
Dcresse It's already great popularity New buffet mario!
smoking part 81 the Gilt Edge" ENmess
leaving NewYork and Boston simultaneously after
AZ o'elock
Elegant sumptuous, roorpy, conforabe-these
really modern clubhouse APARTMENTS on wheels. Tbs
service precisely tie that found The celebrated
~CkieaSo Limited" E&press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
r,r u,m,r1Ay TREATY Ayn TIE rNRIrF Law

wa-hington Dec lg.-lt j. understood i'' 'i''
c,,,-ulf,t3on I-twccn senator sherman ana ~
rce..ut,tvc Mckinley tie former has decided - "'"
draw the resolution introduced hy him :" u CON
,truc the Tariff law ~ MAINTAIN u" HH""'''
reciprocity treaty in operation. Inc P'o"''''
d,,,. hoinc oFcNd which might reopen ti'
entire tarin question j, understood 70 nave '""'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
.RNArnR GEAN.S AMENDMENT,

Washington. pee. 9.-seagtor Gray mliuduccd in
The senate a number OF amendments 10 the pending
Election BILL the effect of when are IN bret 10 strike
out thu provis for a permanent annual appropria
ton FOR the compensation Of the supervisors and To
deprive these ofccr- Of the power 10 interfere with
the return and 10 separate them entirely from the
clc, tive machinery aftc. O. ton dAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

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College Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

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