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ANOTHER ATTEMPT at dRSON.
KEROsLNE SPILLED ALI. OVER A HOUSE IN
HARLEM BEFORE THE FLAMES BROKE GuT.

KEROsl.NE SPILLED ALL OVER HOUSE IN
HARLEM BEFORE THE FLAMES BROKE OFT.
When the milkman who delivers milk at no. 80
East One hundred and twenty cycnth.s drove up {,
that number at %lj yesterday morning. smoke WAS
issuing from the window both floors Of the house,
frame Cries OF Are frnm womcn's voices we're
heard from within. The mikman at once gave tho
alarm. and after the usual short interval the nrcmc
walton 10 SEQ that the fire was incendary. There
Was strong OdOr OF kerosene. and the oil found
soaked into the woodwork
An empty kerosene oil can was found nthc lower
hall. and upstairs on the second door found
another can half filed with the OIL Holes had been
cut into the plaster Of the walls and tho athing
saturated with OIL Oil-soaked paper was stuffed Into
upstairs, another in tho back the samo floor
and still another In the wall under In" stairs leading
TO the upper floor. in tho bathroom Oh tho same
floor, one In the dining room. In the kitchen and
another In the Ewcr hall
Tho hre was put out before II did much HARM One
thousand dollars tho damage placed at. As.
sista Fire Marshal Frank investigated the origin OF
the fro. Charles Gucpp. lawyer; his vito Kate. her
two sisters and a brother. James silk. n yomng man
Of twenty three, and six children, live at that num
bcr Mr.. Guepp Is at present In California, and
three chihTch are staying on Staten Island. Those
IN tho house wero dressed when the fremcn arrived
They could give no explanation except to insinuate
that they wore Victims Of an incendary. The family
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TIE TARIFF BILL ~ THE HOUSE.

MR. MK1HLEY's PLAN OF PROCEDURE ADOPTED
BY REPUBLICAN, CACCus-TO GIVE EEA-
soNADLE TINE FOR DEBATE.
Washington, Sept l3.-The Republican Representa-
tves met in caucus tonight to discuss the procedure
to be adopted respecting the disposition OF the
Senate amendments to the Tariff bill The main
proposition ono coming from the Republican mem
bers Of the Ways and Means Committee and embodied
In the resolution introduced 70 day in the House by
Representative Mckinley, looking to the coasdcra
ton OF tho amendments in tho House instead Of In
Committee Of the Whole. and o vote upon non
concurrence In them In gross after reasonable debate
Mr.. Mckinley explained that he had already com
inundated with the minority members Of the Ways and
Means Committee upon the subject. While the
majority DESTROYS that there shond 10 no debate
1t was fclt to be expedlent to afford the minority
reasonable time. Their representatives the WAYS
and Means Committee had promised to consult their
party colleagues and inform the majority on Monday
what amount Of time they desired for debate.
Speaker Reed took hand III the discussion pointing
out tho necessity for tho course proposed In the inter-
est Of carly adjournment and Of harmony.
Finally. upon viva voce vote. Nr. McKlney's plan
was adopted and the Committsten Rules instruct
ed to fix the time 10 be allowed for debatc after the
minority heard from, and bring in the special rule
early In the week.
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DEATH OF JOHN D. yAS BOSKERCK.

John D. Van Boskerck. lfty.fve years old. died at
his home No. go second.avc., yesterday afternoon
from heart failure. Mr.. Won Boskerck retired from
business In 1895. owing 10 bad health. lie had not
boon out Of his house for about three months. lie
born VT No. 100 Broadway. His father. tho ato
Abram Van Boskorck. was at one timo Enngcr for
this port, and wss also an Alderman. Mr.. Van Dos.
kerck was ccucated In this city and Ars bocamo an
importer OF laccs. lie afterward wont into tho
Custom House brokerage business with his brother
Lemuel lie WAS next associated with tho firm Of
lsaacs, Volt Co.. In the samo business and remained
In that firm until 1893. Mr.. Van T'oskerck WAS at
time secretary Of tho old Brooklyn Volunteer Hook
and Ladder 20. He unmarried Ills only nelr
relatives his mother. who Is In hor nlnicth year.
and sister. living Of springfield. Mas Tho funeral
Will he at his homo and burial In the family plot
Greenwood.
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SrR,rSS GOES AND SEIpL CONES.

Tn, season Of the strauss Orchestra ami the oauNs
Al the Madison s1uar Garden ended hf night with.
concert which wa attended by one II the hrsc'A
audiences that have been inside the Garden since IL
was opened. Tho new ~ri"s Of concerts by An''n
scidl and his orchestra. which VIII number an'ns
seventy i've musicians Will begin next saturday even
Ing and will lat IN the orrhsStr, has {" begin prSpS
arsons for the opera sca'n and the Garden mas 70 %
turned over u the 81 the horse show In mo
...,,i,,. Mr. ,,r,ns, and hi, musicians will mako an
az ,rr,ivc tour Of the country. They VIII sun ior
home on December g. and II - All ct rcI,ain 's I'M
,n.r mi, give faewe ell concert AZ the Garden on thS
nrryiouS night. On The night before that the! WIZ
n, MI n ErlOklNn
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BEDS AND BEDDING.

Third floor; reached BY eic,ators)
FULL LINE OF EVERYTHING TO THIS LINE AZ
PRICES FROM q TO 10 FER CENT LESS
THAN IS USUALLY CHARGED
Full siss HAIR MATTRESSES. 40 POUNDS $3.50
Full size Best 5. \. HAIR MATTRESSES. 20 pounaA,
S1j.21.
Sinait Bed HAIR MATTRESSES IS pounds 94.20.
Single Bed Best s. A. HAIR MATTRESSES. c5 poundA.
SELL
Full size Excelsior MATTRESSES. o3.3+.
Full size Excelsior and Jute Top MATTRESSES. e2ea,
Full size Fibre and Hair MATTRESSES 3j.SI
Full size Plain Nb-e MATTRESSES 1919.
yEATHER PILLOWS all sizAs. 64c. tn 9114 each.
Stat SPRING BEDS. 49,. Sl.06 and e1,46~ath.
Woven Wire SPRIN'i BEDS. S2.3@ To Sj.34 each
Best Single Border SPRING BEDS. $3.50 each
Best Double Border SPRINf; BEDS 81 90 each.
Full sifs Iron French BEDSrEADS. iapannet. wAN
or Black. Brssstrimmtd. 1851 up tn S1s.tl.
Drass French BEDSTEADS full s1es. 4.dxt-A
S2,.8l to s7440each.
Canvas COT BEDS,
ot.1s and 41.t8.
wovrn Wire COT EEDS.
9i.6s and e204.
Upholstered COT BEDS
81 - and 11.sA.
WOOL MATTRESSES FOR Cot Bcds,
$l.S7 each.
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THE BONDED PERIOD WILL BE EXTENDED
THE OPINION OF TIE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
AFTER CAREFUL IHoC1RY-MR. M'KIN'

TIE OPINION OF THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
AFTER CAREFUL INorInY-MR. MKIN.
LEYs STATEMENT.
Washington sept 13.-Thc Treasury Drparocnt
caused careful INQUIRY 10 be made TO-DAY as tn the
probabilities Of Congress fixing later date than
November l. in tho pending Tariff bill, for tn" with
drawal OF bonded merchandise under existing srhcd'
ulcs and Assistant Secretary Nctleton has avcn to
the Associated Press the following statement as 10
what conc usion was reached:
Tho information obtained renders II as sure ae any
fnt legislative event can or:ccu that the date for
withdrawing goods will be fixed at February l. 1901 In
decd there appears be little opposition t. the change
have scc Vessrs 4ldrich. Allison and IIiscock Of the
Senate Committee. and Chairman Mckinley. of the
House. and am able - state definitely from interviews
with them that they favor the proposed extension 10
February l. The President to-day expressed his con
currApce In tho suggested change. Mr.. Mckinley In
nv Interview with him used the following emphatic
language:
"Sohing should DC done by Congress to tighten The
money marhet. II 1t can be avodSl. IN Justice
TO all interests. Whether the date fixed by the
Senate for the Withdrawal of merchandise
In bond would have that effect or not. II there is
Widespread bel ef In the business community that II will
do % Il 10 about ~ serious though II WA fact
The House OF Representatives. will do nothing rnshy
strinepncy has been promoted by undue importation:
for purposes speculation and to ihwa the effect 81
tariff legislation. yet close tines como other must
suffer besides those who occasion them. ThcTcforc
Congress should not hesitate to give such time a VIII
prevent any extraordinary demand for money IN the
present condition Of affairs
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FINE EXHIBITS IN ALL TIE DEPARTMENTS
PREPARING; FOR MR.. pEPEw

Syracuse. sept. 10 ,spcrlal,-Ths was the third
day of the Ncw.lork state Fair Despite tho heavy
RAIN nearly 5000 tickets were .oc To day. Men and
used rubber boots n walk around the grounds
In. Tho society Is putting down plank walks and
NoAts The officers arc bound 10 have a chow. unless
= perfect delugc The rain postponed he 1ndg
Ing OF horses and cattle, which now &c, down for
Monday. sixty additional pens for sheep and swine
wcrc built yesterday afternoon b, Mr. Gillette. "a
contractor. making 40 pms in all The horses and
cattle oil unloaded amt their sh"ds ar" full 100
additional cattle stalls being bmt YESTERDAY. There
are 700 horses the grounds and each horse has \
good box. stall. Tho exhibition ct poultry l. show
in Itself Thero are fully 500 exhibit.
Chaunccy u. Depew SENDS Word That he Will DO
here on Tuesday next, ruin or shine \ large plat
Of the society the vacant spare at the north end
OF tho grounds. The crowd will have forty acre lot
to stand In. President Wood Will be maS,er Of cerc
monies
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CHERRY DIAMOND YACHTING.
HIGHLY Si'Nf ESSltI- Rf.HAl \.
ru, rra.,cA ruO,.CU OvTCL\SSFp, DOES SOME
VINE woEK WINNERS AND TiNFA

rlSr. woEK WINNERS AND TiNfA
Tn. cherry diamond Of M. Manhattan Athletic Cinh
,r. c,r,cd IN one Of most utrcs>!u rrehft> "i
tho ..n,nn over IN. Iarchm"nt \ant Clubs ''r'c
,..,c,,,, I'll. Cl,.h I'D against I'll" Jrt'!oh
,l. utii.ni. against tho lir' and the Acne Against
,, al. h,d Tho Ir.sca Ns-. -! ''II>". ONO ''"~''
81. .tc really lrlonEN IN III" forty loot 'L'> ""'
=. - io o., mat III. w"uh nnionb'"dl' hav" beaten III"
clara had IL not bccn for an a'rifnt TINS WAS M
u. rr,ylu, II th" mainshcc' aS al" rrnf"d captain
t,,nd ,,.v This lost het good hv" minute I'll"
adj. a good showing. however nnd great hopes
ar, entertained II her when IN" Sc"
=, racing form II /, almost too hln'h
IA expect forty foot Yacht I" 'roes the o'''H
and then bog!n to race aud viii victories. '"' sh'
LA. shown qualities which make pr"pl"r"N n"nc'""'
Inn, r,,t SEASON >hc will htot the Minerva IN"
,>wed them vcs,~rdsy In her rsce "th TN 'lara ana
tho Ar u u,c taxation o. S.Il ara were bold
IN ,he.r theories last night At the LErhmont 'luo
The wind blew flesh from the southwest Al tho start
and thctr Wa Il choppv sea running. The Jcs'"a
cr,.scd first, followed by the M"ri1nta Then ramo
tho clara Iiris. Akrnc and Lskshmi IL WAS = rc~rh
oyer N the Ilcrnp.rcad buoy aud from thcrc mp ="
I.and the yarhts could mako their spinnakers
draw They carried mainsail. working topsaii. forc
s,.v.,,, and lib topsa except the 1rs which ala no.!
S.rry ,op, ais the lara fok the lead OF the meet
and Kept H. Tho Alone drcw out OF the rHc Inc
,,,rt VA. as follows.
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r.n,s c,e house, and hove lived there sihce "ue1
Thnv have policies for a5,5S7 insurance


WHO STARTS THESE FIRES!
A Suspicion, Arc in the cellar OF tic DIX Nn;" Ia.
,o,.o M 10 Eldridsc.st. was discovered about ma'
night on Friday night by men WHO were p'. 49,
billiards In the barroom on the ground noor ~,
sprcad the alarm among twcn'!io"r ''m ..",r
.' ,a man women And children. ran out In their
,n, clothes. half crazy with fear. Nobody was h"r'
in The rush except Mrs. Jane overwit'. who I'll DOW"
stairs and hurt her head. The polee sent nor 70 'lD
f;ouvcrneur Hospital Meanwhile the flames had ooeh
.xti,cuIshcd In tic collar The loss was 'rSh. '.'
fire having only damaged some wood ara coal o'h'
Mrs. Eliza IIyhl who lives on the first ho'r' o""'
tho house She asked the police TO make an invcNusA
Wv, Wv o.,ord,v hcc,usc A similar fire occurred IN the
h m"" on the night OF Junc 20. and there was
sm.p ciou, fire in tho adjoining house. when sne as,
owns on Junc Is. There Is reason TO ooileVc us.
somebody ha, been trying to burn up the houses. D'
thc police have not been able TO fd tho mlsc'e'h'
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

Au.xool cuEvRoN, Sec, worth zoe.
A A., wv, nnAp D,ALMA, Sac, worth Toe. on.
sm.wooi French ARMUREs. 67c:' "or. .,,. a. 1;e
Ai,.wool STRIPED sIC1LIhANs .S''' "'''
wool BIARRITz. 74c. ~or'n wv, xo,,h 1925
A An WOO IWpoRTrp CHEv1or. 7le.' worth '0'
M.wool BLACK cHALLIE ass.. WORT, wa .U' for deep
mourning Asc., worth '"e. ... aver known:
~. cn, r. ,auMENES 1t lowest prices ever ~
H. a' suo quality. ,.e.' worth ','o 90
supcrnn. quality. SIC. wort" WIN, IN rich ...ln
Unmarried ALL.wO0L hENRlErInn ~
lmr''"N ri.h, O4c., worth $780,
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GRAvE CHARGES AGAINST A BISHOP.

Akron. Ohio. sept. 10 (specal.-The three days
session Of the fifty third annual Ohio Conference Of tho
Evangelical ABsociaton closed to night Resolutions
were adopted condemning Bishop Dubbs. who was de-
posed at Chicago. and charging him and his followers
with lying forgery and Misrepresentation The Ohio
Conference Is the only ono far to come out boldly
against Dubhs whose following Is large Forty-seven
persons voted for tho resolution and fifteen against It,
The Dubbs sympathizes say that this open declaration
a war will split tho church in two, and may lead to
its final dissolution.
Resolutions were also adopted calling for the closing
Of tho Worlds Fair Oh Sundays.
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BONDS OFFERED AND INTEREST PREPAID

BONDS OF EKED MD IN IFNIs~I 7 r'T'r ''TD
WashuctOn sept. lJ.-Thc > per cent b"hds
Offered 10 the Treasury Department for redemption
Yesterday for the entire country. under the c!rnlAr
OF August 30. aggregated eso7 300 making total
thus far OF es.l1O.sSo. The prepayment OF interest,"
On the 4 per cent bonds yesterday at ws'hngt"n.
NewYork and Boston, under the circular OF september
g. aggregated d ,ooo,o 32. making total thus ia' Oh
ec.5c3.760.
The offers OF 4 Q per cent bonds ~ the Tira'hry
today up 70 noon. under tho circular OF August
10. Aggregated sI57.o0O. The Department also r.,
ccived Offers OF a1OI 800 per cent bonds at 125.
later an sAdtlo,L offer Of $1,000 LIS was re-
ceived and accepted.
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UNDERWEAR.

Childrcns Natural Wool UNDERWEAR, 20c. for SIN
20. rise &c. . sire.
Ladies' White Mcrino VESTS AND PANTS. 44c. cache
Ladies Fine White Nerino VESTS AND PANTS 6De.
each.
Ladies' Fine White Wool VESTS AND PANTS. S1.io
each; worth $3.50.
Ladies' Fine Scarlet Wool VESTS AND PANTS. Csc.
zach worth el.S0
Lades' Jersey ribbed UNION SUITS In Balbresan suss
BILE for Fall woAr. 94c. each.
rrLLHlNE or LADIES SWISS WOOL WHITE AND
NATURAL UNDERWEAR At LOWEST PRICES.
BALANCE OF CHILDRFN'S GArzE UNDERWEAR
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Mens GRAY M,rino SHIRTS AND DRAWERS Soc,
each worth soc.
Mems Australian Wool SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. &c.
,a-h worth ~ %
FULL, LINE OF RF'irLARMApE ENGLISH
NATCRAL.woOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
twntrr weight MANrFACTrRED ESPECIALLY
FOR Us AT PRICES FAR LOWER THAN ELSE
WHERE.
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BOOKS.

,nov nrp,nrNryr rs WORTHY THE ATIEN'
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&c SS11.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN.

ru,re THOUSAND YARDS OF . MxSSi KICK
sITIs prcaEssI.is VERY CHOICE For Rich
AnArrED FOR FULL cosI ..S Soops ARE uS.
NESS AND DURABILITY f III UEsICNs HAVE
s srcrxThY Been SOLD AT $50 pen pen COVER OVER
orr PRICE. ssc. PER YARD. DohI IVA
TUE Cosr or TIE RAW MATENAAN
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R. H MACY !. 8. & CO.,
.,xru AVENUE. 18TH
UPHOLSTERY.

Third floor; reached BY clevatorsl
SILK SUMNER ROBES,
30 each worth -.
CHENILLE CURTAINS AND pORTfERES IN oil ii
new colorings. with rich Dados.
NJ o4.38, worth 90 and ss.
With extra heavy fringe and rich Dado. top and ososA
9j.24, worth 81.
Better quality. eJ.13t worth %
Extra heavy 1896, worth -
MADRAS LACE CURTAINS
Doc. up to SJ.aS.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
&c. to $500.
200 pairs NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAIN
Doc, worth $50.
IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS.
s3.Si MP to e3s.70.
TAMBOCR LACE CURTAINS.
81 80 up tn 03J.1S.
100 PAIRS ANTIQUE LACE CrRrAINRI
Sf.8O,p worth $3.50.
30 pairs CLrNY LACE CURTAINS.
93.50, worth ~.
Higher grades up TO S3S24.
LOUIS XIV. AND XVI LACE CrRTAIN
s16.74 up To S03.34.
NOTTINGHAM LACE BED SETS
e1.34 up IA 1919.
ANTIQUE LACE BED SETS.
e4.28up 70 $500.
IRISH POINT LACE BED SETS
010.24, 0l1.2i. etl.09. SlS.6s.
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vcntnre, however. earnestly 10 suggest. In view on ,e
present strained condition OF the money MARKET a.smS
from tho ABSORPTION OF money by the Treasury latc
that can he withdrawn. the usual demand for moving
the crops and the apprehension OF the larger ammmt
which will be reauircd 10 pay duties under the new
tariff owing to the increase OF duties on CERTAIN art
that the Tsrn bill should be amended IN cohifr
time OF It's becoming operative. on which by the new
law erc IS an increase Of duties may remain ~ hGmn
suCh acton will go far toward removing the present
anxiety anu lend to Inc restoration OF confidence.
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THRER LIMITED TRAINS.

exPres: trims; three mssnhesntly equipped limited
$50 .. m. "Chcago Limited" reaching Chicago
lo:lo next morning; 10 40 m. southwestern
10 p. m. next dAS-Do extrs fare on this train:
$50 ,. m. North Shore Limited" reachins Detroit
York OentsAl trSns ieaSe 6fand Central btaxion.
foaf4hAvA krA Forty seconAst. :.
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DUTIES PAYABLE Oy GOODS IN BOHD.

special Deputy Collector Couch has prepared ana
sent TO the Treasury Department the estimated balance
duo on goods remaining in the bonded warehouses IN
this city up To September 1. He finds that the
balance due is l36G,6sl o., nearly what his ron-h
estimate was on Friday This will settle tire wild
talk in Democratic papers that about alOoOOOOO
would be needed to pay the duties ON these goods
when tho Mckinley Tariff bill goes into cfcct. Mr.
(-ouch's abatement Is as follows
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DEvORALIzED TKE SERVANTS AT BELNAR.

Aebnry Park. " j.. sept. IL ,spccaD.-Mrs. A. II.
sank OF Philadelphia the proprlctrcss Of
the Neptune House, at Ocean and Six
tcoenth avcs. pelmar. has boon placed under
bonds by Justice Gregg to await tho action OF the
Grand Jury upon several charges Of illegal liquor
selling All summer the hotel aud cottage servants Of
helmsr were badly domorslIcd through the use OF
llouors and beers The authorities say that tho
iicg al selling done In Mrs. Sank's hotel. George
ThSmas her head porter, who was also arrested. has
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Positive M crit

IL the characteristic OF Hoois ria and II Il mani
Tested every DAY The remarkable ta medicine &C.
cOnplshc~ Druggists say: When sell 4 bottle ~
leods Ssrsaperilla To customer. N scc
linn back IN few weeks After mofcprovng that the good
rAtus from TRIAL hottie warrant continuing n. use is
psitive merit llood Sarsapsre po~ecs by vrtur Of tho
Peculiar Combination. Proportion and Process uAcd u IL
prtarston and by which oil The remedial Tia I'm.
Rrtdents used retained HUOd's Sarsapa ra thus IL.
:nlisr to tsdf and absolutely uneQnalcd In power a.
blood nurincf and tonic = - -
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A SUGGESTION BY BANKING HOUSES

A 6CGGEST10N BY BANKING HOUSES.
: WaSAtnston, Sept. l3.-The following is Q sample
tftAe Isttees that havc boon received At the Treas
NJ DEPARTMENT md sent to Members Of Congress-
snce Hstzfneeney In money has been threatened This
ttDee = dgnsd by Drexel. Morgan d Co.. a0A BY
- yrsaiaapts q . numbse Of National banks:
S,,rsrb sssesn3etns r. e6ort. ycu ase msSns g
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II have In the drur business ever 80 years and
have never sold ony blood medicine that has given better
satisfaction than Nood's Sarsapariia. sell dozen Of
Iiood's whese I cell ole bottle OF any other" j. n.
DOM NrK, Cambridge. Ohio.
Hoods ssr,alnrlla ic'icrrd me- 70 good health In.
feeling tired and worn out would earnestly recommend
trial q Hoods Saranarlla" Mrs. PnEBE A. MOhI1ER
90 RrookA.st.. Fast boston, Mas.
To scrs :: my su.tSmsr: ..s. nsdcSuas
kTEItIING DRAKE. Mariners HarbOr. Now.York.
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THE WELTHER REPORT


FORECAST TILL r. NJ SUNDAY.
w,.,.r "a, Scm ly-lor Maine. rain; stationary 'ens
southwecrlv winds brisk 20 heh On the eoa's
diminishing In force -
Ear Eastern Ncn.York. far; clearing IN southern p"'
ton collar westerly winds,
For Eastern Pennsylvania. N"wJfr>"' ana pe'"'."
fair n-rc,dcd by light roocr >"nth"'>"FiF VIM,
For Western New.YorN. Western r'nns'Nanm W.
VIRGINIA and Ohio fair: cooler followed ~ ring ,.,nP~
s,"r in Western ONO westerly winds. TAR M"i0'!'
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CROWDS OF VISITORS AT pouGIlKEErslE

Poughkccpsie NAY. sept. II (SpeclaD.-licavy rains
have prevailed along the Hudson all day. and streams
leading to the river greatly swollen. At the fair
here there werc In spite Of the weather over 30 900
visitors. Tho prize to the handsomest woman
awarded IN Mrs. william II. woodin. wife of ex.Di,
trictAttorney WoOdin. Out Of twelve races announced
at tho opening Of tho fair eight havo been declared or
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MlLLlN cry.

WE cWoicE DESIGNS OF TRIMMED Ml"L.'."
SHOPPING noxSErs AND roorEs AT s''"o'"''D
VALUE FOR So .r
ATTRACTIVE STYLES IN cHiLD ur varuE.
800 line OF MOURNING HATS, To9T.s'
.oxxsrs AND EMPRESS EUGENE 'A'1''
IN ALL LENGTHS.
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POPULATION OF NETWORK.
OFFICIAL FIGURES ANNOUNCED BY The
CENSUS OFFICE.

TUE xruarn OF PEOPLE IN TIE METROPOLIS
PLACED At 1jl3,3ol. An IN'hh"S| Va
c5a2 PER CENT IN TIE De- ADE'-
THE SHOWING ny WARDS.
iBY 1ELEGnArI no TIE TkibrHE.l AT,
Washington Sept. disappointment for'cr VIZ.
evening made public the following ohcal count "
the population OF the city OF Ncw-loFH o! ""''
The report by election districts VIII DC rea"s "N
week. The Census Office also hlrhshco tn1 ne.
Of 1880 by wards to facilitate comparison 1"o
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BLANK ETS.

WE HAVE OPENED A SEPARATE DEPARTMENT
IN Orr 18TH IT. ANNEX DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY
TO THIS LINE OF GOODS. IN WHICH WILL RE
FOUND EVERY DESIRABLE GRADE AT PRICES
THAT CANNOT DE APPROACHED. WE oCoTD
IN PART:
Io.t. e!.1N. e3i9. S3.7a.
ia. S2.92. eA67, et.S2 $3.50.
CALIFORNIA
1854. &c. Sc, e,.39. 500 T. s.3. - rer pair.
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All these figures have been proved. except those
which arc spoken Of as estimated. hut th" latter nrc
close TO the mark. A comprehensive statement en-
bracing all particulars will be prepared later
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SEPTEMBER VACATION TOURS.

Tho Now.York Central and Hudson rive. nsweS
viii continue until september 80 the sale ~ su%%
excursion tickets 81 reduced rates smo sDa nsss
resorts 81 America Principal ticket o!kces sas,
eco, / Droadwny. ~ Park Piate. 81 west lSo~