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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
THEY WANT TO BE SEWER COMMISSIONERS.

The village Of Far R0c!Hvav, l.. J., is acaied over
tbe friendly rivalry existing between Jane, Harper
and joseph Bgln for place on the Village Board Of
sewer Commissioners. IL was learned last night mat
Mr. Harpcr who :, OF the vcl.noVn firm Of
torurr Erothc.s d co.. OF this city Ia, been a rel
dent Of Far Rockaway for ,everal y'a"'. he Is "h
,iv, member Of the Oceanic Hose Company Of which
-, {, rrc.deut Mr. Bglin his rival, j. brother Of
peruard BgHn n wcll-known politician OF this rty,
and is employed in the NcwYorh Appraisers Stores
whore he has charge Of department.
The BOARD Of Trustees Of the village y empowered
~ an all vacancies In the Board Of sever Commits
s,oners and at It's meeting held on Inc-day evening
November a. It's vote for Mcssrs Harper ana 'aenh
r..pItcd in a tie f. J. Heay, the president aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

Frederick Richmond voted for The former. aud william
y. Wynn and Andrew j. Mcrigue voted for :he latter
The last TWO members named are also members Of the
taxpayers ASSOCIATION, 20 which MIR. Bign belongs.
I'll" Board Is 'ad 10 be Democratic with tine exception
Of Nr. Richmond. who is sid t. he an independent in
polite. IT was aid last night that Mr.. afpcrs vote
had been Challenged az the last general election held
at Far Rocha"ay and that he had promptly sworn IT
in. II could not be learned that there was any per
S,nal feeling between the two candidates It ,ad
that Mr. liaIper's actions the Board had met with
the general approval OF the citizens 81 the village.
~ meeting Of the Board OF Trustee, held last
night, N" VOC again resulted III tie. Tho meeting
Wa adjourned until January g. 1891. Mr. Harper
MI continue 10 act upon the Board until that meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

Princeton y. J.. Dec. 2.-Thc catIlogu" # the col
Iege, which viii come ont during the latter part Of
the week is larger tiian any preceding one IT." fJl
lowing new names appear among thr faculty wood
row Wilson, professor Of jar prudence and p1iii!ca!
economy: w. NJ Frdnci, Magic, professor Of phy~ic,
Howard e. Warren. instructor IN logic; John VI.
prooks Instructor in mathematical Louis +. Liv
ingood Instructor in French and German, Rob.
ert Ii. Bcatc, Instructor in Latin; Robert v.
Blake. Instructor in Greek Clarke b. Williams. IN
structor in mathematics Robert L. spec, instructor
in Dblo. and Ernest G. Richardson, lbia.pn. Twelve
more endowed scholarships appear in The st, matGs
Inc vel ole number ninety. and a number o. new prizes
are offered in tie department. VI political history
English and matAem1ucs. The whole huHtes 81
indonts enrolled is $50 of whom 749 are in the under
graduate department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
ALLIANCE MEN IN OCALA.
PRESIDENT POLK OUTLINES TIE FARMERS
POLICY
BOTH POLITICAL PARTIES DENOUNCED IL HIS
ANNUAL ADDRESS WILL \ NEW POLITG-

BOTH POLITICAL PARTIES DENOUNCED IL HIS
ANNUAL ADDREss-WILL NEW POLITG-
cAL PARTY BE FoRMED'
ocala Fla. Dec. 2.-At . 80 this afternoon public
meeting Of the National Farmers Alliance was held in
the opera house about 100 persons being present
President Rogers Of the Florida Alliance, presided
Governor Fleming welcomed the delegates, and was
followed by John F. Dunn, state senator and promi-
RcDt a-piraHt fpr the tuted states >cnatorsmp 10
succeed senator CAN. President Fouks Of the S0utn
Dakota Alliance. also made short address. IN WHICH
he predicted victory for the Alliance at The ballotboN
in l-o2, sentiment which the delegates cheered to
the echo. All the speakers Of the afternoon dwell
forcbly upon the breaking down Of sectional line, and
predicted The general prevalence within short time
of the ideas embodied in the Alliance platform
adopted al ST. Louis. President Polk was introduced
by Mr. Rogers AMI delivered his annual address, in
which he congratulated the Alliance Oh its
Achievements since the last meeting ana then Ie
viewed the cause, OF ocr1curuiil depression. The
president declared that this depression is anomaly
the student Of industrial progress. "Ec;rogrc sion
in American agriculture De laid. means National
decay. ard powerful and promising {, this young
Giant Republic, YET s power and glory toach not the
desrad&;i0n Of the American farmer The alarm
incident - cc:ti-'ii2 tou OF the money power ana up
binding 81 mouopolie, "a, then pointed out AMI both
political l1rtc- were condemned ~. forcing and en-
couIacng this coucition WIKI reference - extending
The order the PRESIDENT urged tha additional organizers
be sent AZ one" into oregon. Wa hngtol. ohio. New
York. NceJorscy Arizona aud other state. Among
his recommendations wa, one that organization be
formed 60 be hroWn the National Legislature. com
posed % the National president and thc pre- dents u
all state alliances, their dVty being to look closely
after leg ativc reform demanded by The Aliln" both
IN state legislation and in Congress.
Touching upon the political action q the Alliance,
ID 80 q
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TIE HEALTH pR0rrcrIvB ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting Of tae Ladies, Health Protective
Asso, a,lOu this ctf held Yesterday morning at
40. los West Fo.tyfourth--t. The following oncer,
vclc ol,ctd President Ms, Clark Ecll Slorprcsldent
AI, Margaret W. Raycnhill second Nec.pre-dcnt Mrs
Mary Ncv ton rccrrtary. Mrs. ah O-trcm
toir, ponding secretary al-. Mary r. Trautman o. a.
rrcr Mrs. Mahilde T. WcnGti chairman Of the hoard oil
Directors. Miss Thcrc,a Bucalow. The Board Of
Directors l. composed nf'ccn ncmbcs and the Man
aging Board q frScnty-fvc members.
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vorK or THE FARMERS LEAGUE.


Kingston. T. y Gee. = Cpcc.,l. -"corr' 7.
Powell the president of a." National Ia.mcrs lran"
g. buy man This winter. In addition I" his
regular work q, ohirf officer OF a." league. b" T. no."
couductinc ~" farmo:.' iu~,i';tcI which are being
lcd every wcol throughout the different counties OF
the state. Ecfrrlina q" the work OF n" Iaiiirr'
League he said 'c-t.ulir. There never wa 'uch
,n opportunity for Good work "a, now hy Farmers.
he National Lcaguc directing the work Of orsan(a
Ion In several stale. aud it f. going on we'll except
I'm Vow YOrn. The subject ~ irritation 81 immense
tracts Of ard land - lhr r>pcn,' oi the National
tiovcrnmcmi viii De taken up 10y Gr league ana
opposed The Interstate Commerce nw a regard"
.niclnpl package. Will rcco!V" attention. - great
Interests arr low -cripu.p affected by the al" ~
,Ic,marsarinc. especially iu ~" N"rh. where 10
cannot h. manufactured aud sold under the state
law
As 10 the work Of ia" Lean" ~ me N'd''' nv
Powell prefers not 10 speak in detail at uir tH'.
he hmcuts the di,corl cs Ting through the ~
efficiency Of those IN control and hopes mat AT tn
annual meeting to be- held thc Last IF ti> ronth
" I.Gom may prevail in the selection I better mon.
The subject ~ road improvement ihr0ugnoW iir
STAT" l. being vi-oruu~lf DISCUSSED hN H. ifdh'H
leagues In l~tcr County. ANA ,lr Board "i NHp'i ~
now IN So. i0n viii u' a-tcd T. pas u resolution
recommending ~" ai"li-lmcui "i me pH,'Nt n rru'
al road rcuair, aud urging state aid in the improve
tucnt Ii Governor IIIlS scheme Il state fp1ls, ~
embodied In The Richardson all last winter IS not
generally favored.
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4 MINISTERIAL CRISIS ~ BRAZIL
CAUSES WHICH MAY HAVE PRhCiPirATEo IT.
Rio Janeiro Dec "a Ministerial crisis exists

Rio Janeiro. Dec. "a Ministerial crisis exists
here.
This trouble is probably tho outcome Of the cleo
lions recently held IN l'rozil. Although they chn'n
in a sweeping victory for the Republican Government
room had to be made in the Cabinet for r. pfeSei'a
tive Of the minority OF The Dcputlc, elect. ~ Is the
practice in all countries which have constitutional
form Of government, Lut In which thc voters are moi
divided into two great parties. The Government ~
the new American Republic is too liberal T. refuse
any relatively larS" group Of the Chambers voice
In tle Cabinets councils and the displacement OF
single one Of the present Minister'S may have pccpi
tated the reported crisis. This s of cour~" an
opimi>t explanation Of the dispatch for the1H arr
not. 80 far a. known here any impor;a'f questions
that would b" likely 10 give an alarming aspect n
a change i'm the Brazil an Ministry The latest new
by mail was that the republican form Of government
had been accepted by The whole ccIntry-s1 com
plctciy that ne Cabnct had granted reccnt!r permit
Of rNu?, 10 Ouro PITtO. Siivcrt Martins ara other
mon prominent under the Empire. sun. II may b.
that some Minister, have dis3pprOved Of those cnc,t
measures which rebound 10 the honor 81 the L."
publican Government 81 Ar1lh
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TRYING TROr?ING TRACK CASES.
THE BOARD OF REVIEW or THE NATIONAL AsSo
CITATION At WORK

TIE BOARD OF REVIEW or THE NATIONAL AsSo-
CITATION At WORK.
The BOARD Of Review Of the National Iiotths As
soclation held s regular December meeting al uH
Murray fll Hotel last night. This h0ui j. c"hp"Nu
Of member each ~ the i've d'''ir' h"aF'' W 40
ditlon 10 thc resident and yi'eprc,dcnt "i "" ~
.oc,,,ion I, * the D.. supreme Court" OF The trotting
world Al appnil. must be- made 10 it, ana th' de
c,ion ~ TIE bonri j, supposed 10 b" FINAL me bo'"
j. composed Of Major >. !. johnston president Lex
mgon. Ky: David Honncr, New York g. '' Hlern'
Chcopcc. Ma: George ". Arder Rochester ~ l. >
G.. ". Flag. Nashville. 6. H. t"ohh-' NAp" a. wv"
NJ NJ Morse. Hartford secretary. There wa Il" ''PIc
-ent,tiyc f,ou I'm, Western District. although d'l'-
gate j, expected TO-DAY.
Among those present +. H. Nelson 'iaine
4. a. sharp. Kentucky J. H. White California "r'''
IT, Page. Philadelphia: John Trout and J. j. Bowen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

Tie charter election ~ Elizabeth. y j., yesterday
resulted lu a drawn battle. The Republicans elected
the lIouilc Aldermen: FIRST Ward, W. \. VI. Mack
FOURTH Ni.tor Nall1;, ri.th. john W. Benjamin
and .Iona " Pitcairn, probably. sixth Thoma, II.
smith seventh. Jonathan l. CLASSIFY. Tie Democratic
Aldermen elected arc First Ward. Louis Qulen
second. Lawrence O'Donnel, Michael R"sn; Third.
Peter Bcrccuolf. Timothy J. Cantwell Eighth, John
f. Dunn. The Republicans elected g. W. Cooley
school Commissioner in Tire list Ward. gain
,f one Th, make, the next board Of Education
stand Republican. @: Democratic, :. The Board
,f ilcrrutu will stand AT present, Democratic -
l.nnnll.ll. u.
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,pROTAt Past Orange New-Jersev. November 30, 1890
Frances Fanny H. abbot daughter Of the lat Francis
II. Abbot. . - 80. ..,... ,,,
Funeral service VIII be held at her late residence, i3l
Wulam.,t.. on Wednesday, December g. AZ IL a III.
lHtormrnt az GREENWOOD
BAYATD-O ON December . At the "Srdthnofc" 10, :
Broadway. aft.r a lingering l.I''' NuvA~' l. h'Nsuu'
dlY. ht.t uf the lat" john Ba' iuG.
III, i.. and f,rnd, VI The ilh!ly ana ~ her b'o
,htn ~ and t,eo D. IaYaud. respectfully lnNtt q
To assist az uutiai ob-rqus az D. m oh iriiy, th'
5th inst. from - Ann OhuFci' lSu''V "c'' H-''c'
Intctu.prt 40 Greenwood
Kindly omit flowers.
GANToN SUNDAY. November 80 In NewHork cts, sud
drn, Martha daughter Il Ssbna l. and the lat,
DAVID r. Cooper. of Ncndhdm, y. J.. AZ d 30 y'a1s.
Notice of funeral hereafter
HARRIS December L. NJ Frances Harris daughter Of
In, late Rev. Robert " Harris ID. D.
rtlcos Grace church. White Plans on WSanes
dly Sd Inst. at 3 o'clock.
Train leaves Grand Central Station. 90 p M
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AZ 4yyrAL wArrRcolnR rxHrPr7Ioy.

The opening of the sroold annual water color exhibition
under 4uepcc u The NcvYok Soo!cty fo the Promo
ton held last Eiaht IA the socety- gallery m
tc IIcn Nuscc building. over 1870 pictures. rcII sent
lna cillty.nyc arti-t-, were cNhbit'd
tmoag iLoor who contiL ut"c picture, wero ". j. Will
t.nor, Carlton 7. Chapman. T. J.. Rrdsl Carol BECK
with Elliot P,inr.d Charles Mentc Iihols Iloimes
Nichols Jamcs Sy1nlngon. Alfred In,by Mary Hart, b
De Haven Arthur Hcebe Is. L. Fltz and Z. ~ Bleknen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
nnw Mor1n Yor LIKr ro nE rs 81. vINcE:yrI

=. parl. MINI. Dec. 2-Th" con wave mat ""'
centred over Manitoba yesterday has moved slowly
.,l,h~..-tvlrd and va. central tI, morning oyer
.,or,lc~t liMuo-ota ~. Vincent headed the LIST 81
cold pItc.. with "a dr-1,c, below lrr'. winnipeg.
N,.YlclI. Port Arthur ad Dulu'h followed ."
- ctiv.ly with -. l.. If and de-'"'
below zero so other station, reported t"".
I.rttire below zero. II ~ showing DO f1si'Fu
Montana. south Dakota and Minnesota. with
touicfiurc RANGING from 10 - degree above I"r'
rt r., arc PROSPECTS that the snow Will extend over the
eDatr. norton ~ the Northwest IN the coming tHcniy
fy.r hours The lowest temperature at -. PAM TIN
rlorr,u. .as ! degree abp." Il VIII 20 below fcF
Il, morrow morning. A Lsnt SHOW Is now alll.e 49,
ts- ,lfv ana sapw !, reported from Other plrir 81
..c state Tne cold WA,c wil! have an effect Oh iD
lod,,n.. but may be insufficient to drive them ini,
the ag.ncy.
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TO RIvD GERMANY AID AUSTRIA

Vienna. Dec. Count kalnoly today op"ncd ITO
conference between Austrian Hungarian ard German
delegates called for the pIrpo~c % negotiating com
mcrcial treaty. lie declared that there w's god
prospect of the establishment u economic under
standing tie; woud bee IN harmony VITA tie political
relations Of the two countries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
OpEvIvC; ~ TIIE DEICu-TAG

Berlin Dec. 3.-Thc Ecich-iac rcas,onblcd TO-DAY.
Her Won BoCttichar. Minister Of th" Imperial Home
Once and representative Of the Chancellor presented
the bill providing for the foncr Of Iclgolud. Dr.
Windthor, tlic leader Of IN" Clerical party, aid that
the thanks OF the country due the Government for
acquiring the island. Her Richter. the fIr,iuniS'
leader cxpYcs ,cd his unqualified apIlo;al Of the
meaeulc
The TN then passed ~ first reading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
nR. Kocu nEc1INING 4 NoNrY EEwARD.

Berlin. Dec TIE National Gazotte" says that
Dr.. Koch will decline - accept the proposed national
testimonial in the form of sum Of money.
Paris, Dee. M. Kto;, Mni.tcr OF Fore IN Affair
has received from Professor Koch p,nnt,ty of m"
lymph used he treatment OF ConeGMp''Fe. 1h"
lymph was sent n NJ Robot through the French I'm
bassadOr al Berlin.
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ROBBED N A FRENCH RAILWAY CARRIAGE

Paris, Dec 2-Auo;her railway robbery s reported
\ french woman, tie Marquis, Garrel. while t.ay
ellnc in q railway carriage from MonOco 20 fuulon,
was attacked nv thieves. who lIniCned her and
robbed he" If G.9JO fliuc~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

FRANCE OFFERING RECIPROCITY To GREE =.
Paris Dec 2.-Prrsidcrt Carnot ha- signed bili
granting to Greece tie tcnca5 Of the most favored
Nation clause until February, l-9. condition ina
recprocate by admitting Fr uch WIN" freq. and
by reducing the dujes ou lace - per cent and on
vclYefs 30 pcr cent.
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Paris. Dec. 2.-rbe Figaro" say tAat tine Pope
will soon publish letter. d.apployug Of Cardinal
Lavcerics policy union Of Church ana state hu:
approving The principles which Euldod him In advaur-
iNc the scheme. The E0Nal!-t, are Organizing cam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
DISORDER II THE coxGo STATE.

Brussels. Dec. 2.-Advices from the Congo state
report that the native, .'u r,bcll'u-, aud Tat
fighting has occurred between them and the force
wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

Don't Allow Yourself to tilnc with Cold. and 50
encourage the development OF some latent Pulmonary
ar Bronchial disease which often ends fatal'. Nou
had better cure your COugh or Cold by promptly
r-sortng 10 Dr. D. Jayne, EXpcc iorant, Old
remedy Tor all Coughs Lang and throat Anccton :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

The Republicans won victory at thc charter election
In prinn,d Y J.. .teroav The Indications a la'e
hour last Int the entire republican ticket
..,tcd Alexander ,Io.r- thr Republican candidate for
MaAnr hnNLnr II ont LOB mginIlty.
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CEN .rL1rER.KnrFs MrEnrEEa hERrsrED.

Paris Dee. "a man who j, supposed TO De- the
Russian Pole Padlcw,ki. the su,pcc;od murderer OF
General s"liyer-kOG. ha, been arI.-tcd If u rS"ile
He give, The name Of Mathicu Boa The police are
holding him. pcndHR inquiries.
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BrNNIE 10 CIR HER 49, oo.
Tur DECISION ~ THE CAMPDELL~ARBuCKLE

THE DECISION ~ THE CAMPBETI~ARBrfKLN
CASE AFFIRMED By THE CorRT OF APPEALS
Au,r,. Dec 2-Iu the court o. Appeals this morn
inn il, the case of Campbell agt Arbucklc for breach
Of promi5c the judgment Of The l"wer court wa ~
urlcd and therefore the complainant rc'0vcrs $1,000
damages.
'r ArbucbIe could not d" found lt.i evening ~ III
home 80 - Cranberry So, DIoO,lvn. and II roHAI
40, bee learned whether b" proposed 10 contest TIE
c,.c ans further or -cttc az once. II Wa sad tla
,,o md gone We, and would not he bach unul next
vc,.. lie il, a-,ociat"d with a., brother and others
iq iho manufacture Of coffee Their great factory is
In l,v,t. and "A large business is done IN supply ing
,f,,c.r. in the West and ~odth. Mr. Arbucldc owns
fine Arbucilc building hear III" Cty Hall In Hrooklyn'
and Tire huge fiat going up al Columbia Heights and
Or-,ugc-et He Ia, recently made number Of other
,.ll e,tato Investments In BROOKLYN
Mr. AIbncllc .s about .orly YEAR old. The Init 81
No, Campbell against him tried IN the superior
Cmrt ~ Sew York tWo year aSo and va or 10000
a damage for breach uf promise OF marriage. Much
,r...irr testimony vs., pIoiuccd. especially In the
letter; In which the pamtiG figured a Imnnc' aud
fi,c defendant a, Baby Bunting \ vast amount
~ mugs and ki,so,. shortened 40 II. e. wrI,
iRal.i. ed DV the mail until the lovers aIdOr cool q
af:rr 10" fair plaintiff, father failed IN bu-!nc,,.
Mis-, campbell the daughter oi iron manu-.
farf.er i'm ohio AID after her father failed she taught;
II prons. ia Br0Ohl'I that Of Miss Nary Al
mOi- livingston against Walter Fleming. which she
recovered $4,000. IIe was settled. but Inc
exact amount paid vas never knoan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

When baby was sex. gave her CastoFi,,
Mucn she Nas a enid, she cred for Ls,t0f!a,
When she Became Mis- she clung % OaStora.
When she had Children. she ssNo them Cas,oiiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
1yroRMA11oy ~ the rRIYor1oy cArALoGUE

MANY ponuiar necessities met by consulting the
little advertisements in Thc Tribune.
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Don't Miss the chance 10 Buy 50, -.

sore Thront Couch. il suffered TO progress oft,n
tceulf4 iucurJhr throat oi llur uouOc 'bIoNh :
utou. HAL Irpchrs' "Nr instant relief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

pcopc on. Of vorl, md those In search ~ helpers
elcud not neglect to Examine tho many column Of
snort Embellishments the NTH page Of The Tribune
THO morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

II Won want TO hny oi ell anytime. or find work.
tscmcnts OF the people
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The Cambridge Tiftha,c. and Thirty thiid-st, Is n
u,l,t1l model hot.l Cuisine unsurpassed Loren"
Reich Iropiictor.-, Home Journal.
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Rr1IIlrN CHAMPAGNE.

Used IN the hospital, o! Europe.
Quarts 80, piut- 81 pc: ease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

wcll.malc a.d handsome fimitpic At FlintS 1oi We
Iith-t.. G.l-a>c. Lang REDUCTIONS u force sIieo
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MARRIED..
nANZIGER-ETRTI

DANZlGER-FURTH- on TUESDAY. Deccnher2 .. 1890. by
Rev. Raphael Benjamin, NJ. y, Mlss Mile turth "
Nj. ScanOn Dinz.etr
GAKRLI SON-SMALLEY-T Tuesday. December ., 1890,
b. the Rev 7. L. Davis. t.e Presbyterian Chulth,
Jos ph C. CiarrcsOn and Laura 2. SmA.y al o. Bound
Brook y. J.
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THE GOLD PREMIUM IN LuEYoS AYREs.

BueAo, Ayrcs. Dec. l.-Gold today quoted at
2O5 per cent premium.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
MEN AND AFFAIRS AT TIE NATIONAL CAP
TTAL.

HOW DEMOCRATS VIEW THE TARIFF LAW AND
IT'S EFFECTS SENATOR QUAY AND THE
CHAIRMANsHIP-oNE PHASE OF THE
INDIAN TROUBLE sURGEON-GEN
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HIED

Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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An Intelligent and arti'e Young Am.iican desire, 70
retail lu-in, for nun ~ yeas j. accustomed 10
handling aui money. Has available capital AID high
references reliability, social and business sanding
=, Bon : Tribune OiIc'.
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The meeting for TIE transaction 81 business and
election 81 officer, aud managers VIII be held In lIauncs'
Tavern corner R-odl aad Pearl -. " n0 sfay. Dec.
g. AZ D. rc society Will ce.chtsta "a loith amt
Scr.lr, formal OF evacuation hY Brit. n
Amy on December 3. 1883. and the -cinqushucnt II
territorial sOvergnty in Oh" United states az >herTys.
5tlA,'. and 3'tsi.. on N"Gn'> .ag evening,
Dto,mb'r 3 AZ p IA. CaId, Il admission AN be psO.
cured n Arthur NJ Hatch Treas. u Nsssou-st
fkEDEKiCh > TALLhADhE, Pres.
JAMES ". MONTGOMERY, Sec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
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MT. James Finley, of the Hermosa at Harshaw, has just added a larger Huntington pulverizer to his milling plant. The whole concern, which takes the place of stamps, crushes % tons per day and is about ten feet in diameter. The smaller one which he has just discarded for this latter oEt had been in constant use for sixteen
 months and is still in good condition Any one doubting the success of the Huntington mill can be satisfied by in specting this one, which has piled nI MT. Finley's bank account so steadily and successfully.