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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Richard Mansfield will give his last special matinee
At the Madison Square Theatre this afternoon pre-
senting Prince Karl and introducing his drawing
room entertainment which used 20 be popular The
engagement in beau BrImmcl' at the Madison
squire ends Oh saturday night
The Heir at Law is drawing such large audiences
a. palmer's Theatre that Me-srs. jefferson and Flor
ence have decided 10 continue il for the remainder OF
their engagement which ends on November {, lhey
will not be seen in this city again this season
part of The whiriwind7 which Miss Helen
Danvray is PLAYING al Standard Theatre has been
rewritten by George II. Jessup. and the piece Will De
given in its new form in Boston next week Inc con
unuancc of the Is said WILL arPemu Oh h sa
rec pon of the piece in Boston, liner nav o es
reports that the company Was to se di'oahoeo s' III"
end Of another week
The Harlem Opera House contains sree ''u "cii
pleased audience last evening when ii Iro'stoc was
produced signor Montegrino sang De 9oela LITE
In his native tongue and ne was Obliged 10 800
tire song before the curtain 70 sausfy t!le I,s
signor Tagiapictra Charlotte Walker Cora Sont .
Louise Mcsi.tger ard the others FeceiNen peii A
share OF the approval o; the people present.
sir Julian and Lady Paunccforte arrived III '"'
yesterday and ia the evening visited the Aaoisoa H,
Theatre where they saw the performance OF LEA
BruMrleus
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DIED..

JoHNsoN-At Hotel Nssiboroush. Thursday. oes'o@ ~
PYneraI services ss g. Lakes y. Z. Church. <1sest
hesf 6tAave., Thursaay mesninS. as 10 0eiock.
LLoYD-At weehswken, n. j.. On Ocsoe1 a. Dsss
Funeral and inSsr1s0t ss Lebanon, n. Y.
resdence No SO Ssh-sye Henri NsSu sgsd % ysSss.
Funsrai services Vim b hid wednssasy ~ nss =
Peose omit flowers.
ha 4 a. r. ss.l S 81 lss s.
Il, E1wH Ss,sAsii, sSsd OF yssf..
81 tho above ADDE'S. ss DAY fThufsday) sveninS
7:So; also = Amawslk Aeesnshouss % "a ~
risaa :sSe: 155th,ss M =. n. r. R, ~ sis . n
PIERCE-At p,ssantvIlIe. N. r.. Secoaa eay. t04k
month 1890 Martha Pierce In tho Goth yees q hes -
Relatives snd fri ends Of DE family espec4uy ey
70 attend funeral at the house Of James Pierce nh
sntvflle n. T.. on Fin day (I'ursosy Ion month -
Carriages win meet the trains leaving Grand Central Ds
n. Y, At :25 and II &c .. m.
rOOLE-on Sunday October 10 Eliza H. Poole. n ~ 81
Rssve- and friend. RESPECTFULLY iny.ted g ssend hs
iSner1, ss;Sss' e. her s saene dnssd.y 0cso,
Intcrment private
ROR1NSON-At Mamnrtneck on Monday. October =.
1890 Thomas r. blnson. aged s. years
from the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mamaroneek,
Carriages viii Lc 10 waiting st Mamaroneck Depot o. =
rival Of the 10 OF train from Grand Central D<poA
THURSTON-At Morristown. October 10. william p
Thursson IT,. ip the t1th year Of his see
The funeral seryces VII be he'd o. his isse reeiaence
soecal will alta he'd TO the train leaving Chris
toDhef.st. ferry at IL o'clock.
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DIED..

DIED.
REC KWITH-On Thursday, October > 10 Lonson' Eng
land, John A Beck~ith. ,, ,,.., ,o ,,,,ra
Rsyes ard friends are ssa Of he Vine Psrn
corner and 45th.st, on WEDNESDAY ocN"oef
at 3 o'clock p. IN. ,
IpLerment At tireenport, Long Island.
BRIGGS-On TUESDAY Oct FL at D. H. Iap'a'n "e'fSe
Briggs. in the SD year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral bereafter
CAsE-suodeply i.ol r. l.. augustus Il pss %ae
Rear. Admiral A. Ludlow Case ana Anna hoe'rs Ns"'
In the 31th year Of his age ,,,o, n BRISTOL n T. on
Funeral st the rrsden ,so o. a,' =, 's' M ~
Friday. October "a. 1890 al IL . NJ
Int. rnent at N.wLprt
II omit covers. =. A., n,
COLLYER-on October 81. Anne wife Of The Rsy'
Robert Colyer. Minister OF the |hurNh o' Tut 1'"'
Funsr, service at the church Parkave and s4th'' on
Thursday, at o'clock - o.
prLMAN-On Monday evening. october 20. 1890: Az
thony G. Dclnan In the oosh yea OF Ms n' resi-
Fun .ral :ryat..
Chicago papers please copy.
tEnBgR-Dr A. Ferber Mcnday, Octooer 70 O.,
rrnrra services a. his late residence NO. ~ Zdsve'
rRoTHISeHAM-on Monday, October 20 at ii. late
rssiasnee, 10 lsl Remsen :s Brooklyn Isaac H.
eorney Of FerfepontSt eaa Mo1S0o fseo Va AHuf'SAy
afternoon October %, at p M; .
rrtsnas arr ,, auested ~ send Movers
co ,npYEunera serviees Of ". NJ Goadby WIN be held
st thu Church Of the inearnauon 1o.se ana Msoson'
HEwI,ETT-At Nanhaasett L. l., ON oc'ooer II. 1870.
irna wife Of WIN. II. Hewlett
and friends respectfully invited 70 atteod the
sme,s from her rsdcnce Manhasset L. l., on satur
oetSSe, % ..s. s a. ssye :. Gs. Ss
rssssSsspsis psysrs Isass ssGe
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REVTvfyG THE ORIGISALPACKAGE HWSES

Cbicoco oct a1-A dispatch from Fort Dodge. Iowa.
,ay, systematic scheme on the part Of the liquor
men ~ Iowa - bring back the original package 10
i,rl life has been d ,covercd in this city. number
Of the men who were openly engaged in the original
parkaCe' business last summer received circulars pur
porting 10 come from tine secretary of the eAes
original Package Dealers Association. The name
icned TO the Giro uar that OF prominent council
lI liguor dealer. In the name OF the newly formed
association every salOon-keeper urged to contribute
literally to a fond to D., used in an attempt to secure
~ Injunction restraining Iowa courts from prosecuting
original package dealer under the old prohibition
law II j. claimed that the recent Kansas decision
lives good grounds for such all action"
>iOaA City. Iowa, oct. IL" original package
houses are beginning TO open here In view OF uic
recent Kansas decision. Tie city anthoriries are AZ
resting the proprietors and fning them $50 month
A. was done before Congress passed the bill There
ire at least 600 places where liquor is Sold but these
laces Will be closed up By the city authorities and
only the respectable original package houses allowed
TO
Y.nkton. s. D. Oct ol.-The original package
hons.s here have been reopened on the strength OF
the recent Kansas decisions. The city officials Will
probably pass an ordinance licensing such houses.
It. Paul Oct 81 spec!aD.-A man who stands IN
close relation to the Iowa State Administration
that the Supreme Court Of Iowa, in the appeal In
the original package cases, holds similar opinion
10 the Kansas United states Circuit Court the Governor
is prepared to call extra session Of the Legislature
Iowa could In no other way get relief wthi eighteen
months Under the Kansas decision the State Is now
practically without law, and original package deal
ers under the strength Of this decisIon opening
shsps eyeryvbcro In case EXTRA session Is called
IA persorrni Of Ne General Assembly being I'M
sSspssS. tsfs NepN b 70 Ae es~ house oss usise
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A pAyrox1xE COMING FeoN FRANCE.

Arthur Miller. the theatrical manager. said last
night that he and his partner. ". Coulon. had securci
the right To give in this country the psntomimiC
production called "The PrOdigL Father which had
been presented in different cities In France. Nh
Miller sad that time ago he understood from hi
partner thst u. Coulon had obtained the right to
produce In this country the pantomrnic production
entitled The Prodgal son. but he heard tlst Angus
tin DAILY had forestal,ed him. and on calling Mr.
DAILY learned that lie had bought the rights. Mr.
Miller attempted to effect compromise with Mr.
DAILY but could not do So Mr.. Miller has now de-
,erminod he said. to have . pantomimic production
~ his own and last night he heard from II. CouIon
that he haA secured the rights TO Tho Prodiga
Gn.h.r And would arrive here the next steamer
f,cn Hsyre. The company Of fifteen would folos
an the next steamer. Mr. Ainsr z neeCdatins or
shss1ss ~ tnteuAs - sDen IN Novemex.
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NOTAR PHELPSSoNIONTA TART, AFTER ALI
A DELIcACY COMPOUNDED IN THE FERTILE
IMAGINATION OF EUGENE FIELD.

DELIcAcY COMPOUNDED IN THE FERTILE
IMAGINATION OF EUGENE FIELD.
short time after william Walter Phelps had entered
upon his duties United states Minister to Germany
o wonderful story sent to THE Chicago news oy
Eugene Field who at tho time was In Europe. Tnis
tale related how Mr.. Phelps had found time IN inc
moments unoccupied by diplomatic AFFAIRS, 10 invent
great decacy-nothing less than an onion tart that
he had instructed his cef In the making OF this paae
tickling DISH and that the novel compound had been
received with much favor In Berlin. over in Bergen
County, y. j. whore Mr.. Phelps's home is situated,
this interesting piece of intelligence created no sma
excitement and interpreted as one moro evidence
Of the Presidents wisdom In selecting Mr. Pheips i
an important place, 1t being rightly considered thas
any one who could make fashionable dish from ONIONS
and pie-crust must be q man capable OF meeting ana
oonquering any difficulty which might Lie in his path
The other night Mr.. Phelps attended fair held In
little New Jersey town. and big crowd was presen'
to greet him. among them Charles Burrows, we'll
known Grand Army man and an old political frlend
OF the Minister to Germany. After short speech
which was heartily applauded, Mr. Phelps mingled Win
the people who crowded the hall. asked by some
twenty young women to aid the fair by purchasing
various articles aid finally got within speaking us
Why by Mr. Phelps, how we'll You Iooklns' What
Is the cause-s It the foreign climate or the Onion
TART - ap,,...r.s -, l.. cola
that story was = pure fabrication | never eat
onions, a. they don't agree with my DIGESTION" ,s
said Mr. Burrows and Mr. Phelps smiled and was
soon busy engaged in shaking hands with Us many
old and new friends as could get near him
so endeth the tale Of the onion tart, which was
widely copied the time when 1t was new and Bergen
County housewives need longer concern themselves
with the composition Of dish the making and COOKING
Of which could only occur In those realms OF 1ancy
dear Tire illustrous Chicago poet and newspaper
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Postomce Notice.

Should be read by all Interested. as changes may
med no. Be- :DsSi.ly a.:
%hsn !. ia desI,d to ,ehd d2pratrs banking ana
Ts me-, 81 sSs s. .s .S n Ta '
Fof'an sis for ire ending October 18th, viii
''ss H5sh R,SA z AZ "a m:
T,n ., he f ps1 .@e At 80
Plan via sass:,s 9 h be 10 s.ssS
10 m 70. g S B. d dSs eaf pe;
SO SS Cub. "a Ger sa:'o; =, y.
4 aSsn, ais, at RRnaxaf S Island. ' Dirt
a. D. ~ for J.maica Dorian a. 30 D. M
for FIT Gfta Rs H's4Y clrf' 10 80 ~ Esr:pe
Norua anna via Southampton and Hamburg az sa M
ssF F. FsF" and Santiago cuba snnsiagS q
Sac /" D. 0f m for st. PcrsMlquelon steamer from
for the %ner .1o. l'I DsT p,
sS .ss bdeS s:a for
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sne Ss
a at?sss i ss : u $.
land fS r III farsy
T gfi ss'sa. mus: dise. I'd
5 tsi 'Nf Sstssi ans'
.,. for must ss"t la siyi Va
e; cd To'fS "a an x1fa 1P fE and
other Mexican states vi. Cruz be directed pes
o, e. r. from tT R9fsSs and 'ey''*n pei
" SI-SDAY-At d. m. for Costa Rica. via Ltmon. PEI
$ Foxhall. from View Orleans: at p m. for Ruatan
per 8. s. oter, from Eew0resns . c,,- -, p,,.,,,,
ffrcn, san Francisco close here October .25 At 80
g; @2a and 4sa JaR R.1 r ocss, cy g Of psss
M Mails for Australia New.Zcaland. Hawaiian. FIN
@ s:Ts soIg:S z:s'Sds from se3 on r:
,y,i ,t SewYork of Aurana with British mails for
hnstrsiial Mails for Newfoundland BY rail 20 Halifax;
and thence nv steamer close az this ONCE daily at 80
m Mails for Miouelon nv rail to Boston. and thence
Ry STEAMER close this ofce daily az 80 p M,i,
for Cuba nv rail Tampa Fla. and thence nv steamer
Sailing Mondays and Thurd1vs close At this once daily
a, 40 m Mails for Mexico overland unless specially
addressed dispatch by steamer close at this once daily
atSa m. ,.,s r. .
ced on the presumption OF thn uniuerrnd overlar4
,ranst n san Francisco Mails from tho Fast srrivnt
On time at Francisco the dav OF sailing Of steamsl
thence the day. Registered m0D
e'"''' CORNELIUS wy CoTT. Pos.mastef.
Postorrn NewYork y. Y, October Il. 1897
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ACROSS THE SEA FROM TIE Descent.

The six African lions that are TO take part III
3Claudus Nero at Niblo's Garden. rs soon Us thf
Necessary arran cements for their Introduction can NC
made. arrived here yesterday on the France OF .h
National Line, which sailed from London on Octooei
J. They were accompanied by their tanner hn"aiu
Darling. The passage had been long ana u ious
one and the animals had not enjoyed 10 IN inc f.s
but they were In good health. The ship arrlVea "o
late for the lions to be entered ut the Custom House
Yesterday and they will be brought on shore TO-DAY
II Is not certain whether they can appear on t'e
Stage this evening not. Fonr OF the hons a'c
regular performers and their names sse Pssha' Leo
Ten and sultan Sultan is three years old ana inc
etness sbout two years and ten months each INC
Nnaipins tvo, Prince and Brutus, sTs undsrssas's'
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PRESS OF NAVAL WORK.

Washington, Oct. 2l.-fhe large amount Of Naval
construction now in the hands Of the shpbuildng firms
appears be embarrassing the builders in obtaining
supplies of material, which must be Of domestic pro
ducton. The number Of steel works that produce
the large steel castings required to carry out certain
designs is exceedingly limited and they arc pressed
with standing orders that Mr. Cramp has suggested
to the Navy Department that he be allowed to modify
the designs for the stem and stern posts Of armorcd
cruiser No. 2-two mammoth solid steel castings-in
order to open mp the field to other methods OF con-
structton and hasten the work upon the vessel
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Two OF the six were born In captivity and the others
were captured when they were cubs. All are said
10 be quite gentle and harmless.
The lions have been for four months ct the French
Exhibition IN London. They DO not form the whole
menaYrc for thess are four ane, largo German boar
HOUNDS, tneS poe1ofm with them. Two OF the dogs,
Flock ard Nero, ere regular sectors, and the other
two. nnderseudies Tue animals received . number
Of visitors on board the France YESTERDAY and seemed
glad to sos them and also glad TO see the end Of the
Yoracn
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Tho Cambridge.

334 FIFTH AVENUE. NETWORK CITY.
Here are found only the comforts Of home blended with
al, that art culture unscnte1 expenditure con-
tribute TO the perfection Of mundane existence The Cam
ridge is palace in all material appointments an cpl
curean temple In It's faelaes for good living and nucleus
"a, all the conyerences and diversions attanabe In che great
90, c,.y Of the New World. Visitors 70 NewTork will md
in Lorenz Reich proprietor OF the Cambridge
an entertainer fitted his prlncely surroundings, and
viii be surprised at the testimonies OF genius which has
made posslsle genuine home-ie in hotel Richmond
DlspaJch.
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MARRIED..

HASKELL-MERRIAM-On Tuesday, October q, at the
residence OF the Lrdes mother. by the Rev X HSH.r
Newton Julia Estelle daughter OF tie late Isaac L. Mrr-
RAM TO Henry Carter Haekell.
KENT-HCRRY-On Tuesday. october p. le9O. at ne
hurch OF the sfguratiOn by the Roy. tftorge n
iioushton D. D., Ad lade Bulow daughter OF Emily
Bucknor and the late James Hurry TO Eeorse henry
Kent.
KNoX-oUlNBY-on Saturday. October Is 1890 a. me
second Reformed Church Tary Hudson p tno
Hcv Francis Brown d. D.. assisted BY the Rev. 2; f.
ISon Ada daught. OF Joshua 5 Quinby OF M hisco
New. York the Rev. Tabor Knox. OF Philsdelohta
Pennsylvania
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PREPARING HIS ANyr-AL REPORT.

Washington, Oct 21.-Secretary Window Is busily
engaged in the preparation Of his annual report to
Congress and finds ii convenient TO do his writ
Ing at home In the forenoon. Consequently he does
not get to the Treasury Department until noon ex-
cept on Cabinet days He then devotes hour to the
reception Of visitors leaving the rest Of the day 10 the
con sheraton and dispatch Of current Business.
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AMERICAN LOCO

AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVES IN TIE HOLY LAND.
Washington, Oct 21.-Cnited States Consul Henry
Gilman. at Jerusalem. reports 10 the Department OF
State, under date Of September o., that three Amer
lean locomotives made in Philadelphia and intended
for the new railway from jerusalem to jana, have
arrived at jana. The consul SAYS 1t must interest
American citizens to know that the first locomotives
used In this ancient land were made In the new
world
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BIDS FOR THE ELLIS ISLAND BUILDINGS.

BIDS FOR THE ELLIS ISLAND BUILDINGS.
Washington Oct 2i.-Bids were opened at the Treas
ury Department to-day for tho erection and completion
OF the main building and boiler house Of the United
States Immigrant station on Ellis Island, N. T.. as
follows:
For the main building, F. Knngman. s11s,S75 and
s11ss75 william z. Elderd. s1oo0oj Henry Schiller
d Co.. s121 ,258 Sheridan Byrne s1l5.2O5: Samuel
smyth 1921, sos: r. H. Casey, S1oO7ss, and Mahoney
Brothers 1921 0OO For the boilerhouse. F. Klngman,
$685.: H. Schiller & Co.. $4,000 Sheridan q
Pvrne s16456: samuel Smyth, 300; Z. H. Casey
az ,335 Mahoney & Brothers, $4,000
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When baby was sick, we gave her Castorfa
" men she Child, she cried for CastoriA,
When abe became Miss, she chung 20 Cast9ra,
When abe had Children sha gave them CsssoflA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

When IN search Of work or workers, horses or car.
rfages board or rooms, real estate. consult Ine
Trbune's little advertisements Of the people, You
will ind them on the ninth page To-Day.
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ADMIRAL POINTERS COyDETIoy.

Washington, Oct. 21.-There was no decided change
In Admiral Porters condition to-day and the improve
ment made yesterday has been fully maintained.
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L160r a01 MY HeD06B66nS vk0 100H Is fe4Be1 upca
. vute for reensctment Of Tie present sw ana In
tAe Senate working majority. but sAould The Gov.
eror rsfused 10 gvs tho b his signature could NOS
b passed over his veto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

Tho little Advertisements Of the people appeal
N ,,rry condition of man and woman. They rim
Along the whole gamut OF human necessities This
morning YOU Will find them on the ninth page.
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REIHLEN CHAMPAGNE.
The champagne for Americans.
Quarts Sl5, pints 81 per ease.

It IS Best Break up Catarrhal Cold IN lis early
stages BY using Dr. D. Jaynes Expect rant ana 'hsoy
save yourself much risk and misery. -
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ANOrNT OF BONDS REDEEMED.

washin gton Oct. 21.-The amount Of 1-2 per cent
bonds redeemed to-day under the circular OF October
is S1T4 o50 making the total to date 50, 500
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TO BE LEADING NAV AT THE BOSTOy KCSECh.

Boston, oct. 81 epeciall-Manager Field. OF me
roston Museum. has engaged Eben Plympton as lead
Ing man during the old comedy season at that house
The date OF the opening has not yet Deeh aihouhcen
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" BaRY BUNTING. IN THE Court OF APPEALS

Albany, Oct. 21.-Thc famous Baby Bunting case
OF Campbell against Alhucle was argued before the
Court OF Appeals this afternoon.
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pclliieal Notices.
(.rand Rattle q ton Meeting.

Grand Rattle alton Meeting.
THE NETWORK COUNTY DEMOCRACY
! will assemble in and around
The Cooper Union
MAss.MEETING
| "Wednesday evening. October 90, At 8 O'Clock.
to ratfy the nominations Of
ROBERT EARL for Associate Judge of Cour. Of ~.
FRANCIS NJ. SCOTT. for Mayor.
THEODORE W. MYERS. for Compsroliss.
JOHN w. GoFF for District Attorney.
WILLIAM II. CORSA, for Sheriff.
WILLIAM II. BELLAMY. for County Clerk.
JOHN j. FREEDMAN. JAMES NJ. vARNUM. for JUDGED
OF the Supcrio. Court.
DONALD MCLEAN. ABNER C. THOMAS. for Justices
City Court.
JAMES HAwEs for President of the Board Of Alder
men.
MACMILLAN o. RAEFLE. for Coroner.
Hon WILLIAM R. GRACE will preside.
The following distinguished speakers Wal be preseaAs
Francis NJ SrOtt John W. Coz,
Theodore w. Myers. Abner C. Thomas.
John Dewitt wsnr Timothy J. Campbell.
Jo,enh [ McKaon William T. CroasdalA
Knsyell r. Flower, Ashbel p. Fitch
Charles l. Jackson, Charles w. Dayton,
Henry Il. 3eeHman. Roger Foster,
Stephen s. Blake Edwin L. Aotets
John A. Mason Thomas A. Atchison.
John r. Abearn. Michael I. Murphy
Michael T Sharkey. AT.hur Berry
Herman Ridder Timothy r. Neville
Henry NJ fioldogle, Edward Crosse
Nathan S. Levy Patrick Keenan,.
Ernest Haryier, James DAILY.
James O'Bren John JerooTaAn.
John Hayes. Samson LAcnnno'
Max Altmayer Dennis A. spelliay.
Abraham L. Jacobs Denis Burns.
o,so Horwt, John Fannel.
Henry de F. BALDWIN. william I. Jerome
Victor J. Bowling.
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Each one Of the many short, crisp advertisements
the ninth pae Of The Tribune contains great zeal
in he'll
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Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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Wonderfully Fasclnatins

rho new game Rtdobt for old and young Sold By all toy
dealers price 81 will amuse and instruct the whole amy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

Servants of all kinds Offer their services In the
short the ninth of The Tribune
TODAY.
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Special Notlres.
COD LIVER OIL.

COD LIVER OIL.
Hundreds OF physicians have assured Caswei1,
Massey Co. that In thousands Of cases talents
have been able to take and retain their "ENUL-
SION OF COD LIVER OIL with PEPSIN
and oClNINE." although utterly unable 70
take any other Emulsion or plain Cod Liver
Oil. Csswe'l. Massey & Co.'S Emulsion Is far
the most NOCRlSHING and STRENGTH.
ENING. Sod by all druggists
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Grand Rattle alton Meeting.
THE NETWORK COUNTY DEMOCRACY
will assemble In and around
The Cooper Union
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Established 1873.
MRS. MeELRAths h0ME.M4pE PRESERvxDs
BRANDED CANNED AND SPICED JKUlTb AMI
yEJ-LlE Els.
PURE RED CCKIAST JELLY A SPECIALLY
Evssyth1ng put ny In Eiass and kept until fall -
prices ref. &C., address Mrs. SARAH 8. AeEIp
RATH. 3oS De9ra~ ST. BROOKLYN. ". Y.
Ncw.York Against Tammany.
HAVE YOC REGISTEREDl
The Tsmnanv Hall districts showed average "a
registration for the first DAYS this oSel
corresponding days Last year Of only l3. Der cens:
The anti Tamuany districts for the days snove4
nt fease OF so DR. cent
This
VICTORY FOR THE PEOPLES MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
TICKET
II this oyersgH Is na'n tlined.
10 20 4stsr. send poseo1
card T. oiles Municipal League No llit BROAD
way Will full information By return mall
ktop that Cold Draft BY using Rorbucks Weafhe4
Strip, yoTr doors aud windows. Estimates given ~
Rorbucks. 10 Fulton. Tel call Conrtandt 2l3.
Violet.
FLORENTIEE: VIOLET OI.RlS SACHETS. MADE "
CASWELL MASSEY Co. readily comnunicste Ius
IN. many init tons III Broadway. aud 1.S NhaSe.