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ADJUSTMENTS.
A LDAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Engagement of the Brilliant Actress,
MISS JANE CooMBs
and her Excellent Company.
TONIGHT ATS
The Delightful Comedy
THE pREssMAkER
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CAMILLE
SATURDAY NIGHT,
BLEAK HOUSE"
Next week-Kiralfy Bros Grand Production,
AROUND THE WORLD IN so DAYS
SEATS NOW ON SALE sr2
r ACE MEETING,
BREEDERS ASSOCIATION OF MARYLAND AND
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, SEPT IL AND is
-Four races each day. $4,000 in purses. One, two
three and four year old colts 800. a45 .. 35 and
p classes
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The society event Of the season
Special trains leave baltimore and Potomac dcpo,
every half hour, beginning at L. O'Clock.
Fast racing large crowds, good music and fine dis
play Of horses
ADMISSION. 81.
Ladies admitted FREE to all parts Of the grounds.
No objectionable characters allowed
Col. L. VICTOR BAUGHMAN, President
Gen. FELIX AGNUS. Vice President
Gen. E. F. BEALE, Second Vice President
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
AHHY WI NArI fYILffiGCV-r

W,,aiuc; g.. u'. Cl"ur \ T.. Ii..,,. ~'I cav
dr., it,. l.,-, lri.r,,r f.,.n .i..t.i. QUE asa
prd, rcd Jnlr h.- t.r'i'ri' ,lt,l Z. : Is. NI'
u!Iry l-.I iihi IN ..un. r-' "v'l u-u dn'' - l'"i
>upuIy lldiau TcritIv. ,id "idri.A :" lu', ~ lr,
Levi. ,l.. t,lh,n waite. E',r'. ',.t ur-'r':.
relieved ir IN d,r, III Np.at Ntu,u I.ui, .L~. Va
ha,ra lud ,rir.d - duit = I.iliil.. tr - I!i
MAJ ,,ir g: l,,Hi.. ~r"id lirI'r' Ant +. u. nm
ell -Ieu '"tp. be- U'"i. ".'l'i' - -r'Ii d'N at
Wa>h.,:'.,u. u. {. Ll"ui"iiu' ''i,n"l :. I. Mex
and"r .ris,"ir. ha> ben d''u'r a, mr''rr vi t"'
Board u Nc,ra uilc'r- tot t:r ,\uuhraimu 81 can
,'..,.- ir ATTN, Ion mt, ilr Ncdna corp. al to-
,r.i,. "" Major ,'r"rsr VI -i'.li.rt. rr',"d M' =
r T. NV ,rl Vari,'Ilnl-t4 he trru r.t'vrd II ,tn
dI;, a. -au Anton'". l"\l- t'h ORDERED e. DAT, a.
,,n,tun. renewing Major LrF,. :. I"r-ith. VIII" =
ordered T., duiy santa H.. y. VI. rr,Ins captain
j. " -unmcrllaNr.. Who f. ordered {" duty at san
,ntor.ip. Tr\a,.
The following chang. ha,. been, ord rcd In TIE Med
,,sl Department e a." A'.ll i.ii". e. VI sierra.
yer, /, relieved it"'u duty At IA lrIn,,'. t"irN ic
81 mel H. T. i. IRWIN vi" 8. "..i". 1t f. Vancouver
i,,,rach, Washington. r"lir> g., I,,"I William L.
Waters, Who /, order. 4 10 I"t 'u-''r. Montana. Lieu
tenant Colonel rharr- e. lNlnr !! r'ii"'"d from duiN
Al Waslnng:"n D. g.. and o;d":rd For >lW iou""n.
Teya> Major rnr'i, T.. YUM. fl"m dnt, AT Angel
Island Cil and ordered - l"H M"nlo". Va. 70
IN .ins Major John Hr"o.". "h' "r!"'td 10 Fort
Lra,cnw.rl. Kan. rirvu@ "a \ \ Morllu!l.
no j. rciri ~iicitnin. Iili'. Nalir William
IT, Gardner relieved from dHtr ~ Washington. d. e..
and ordered 10 Angel Island a. MAJOR j. h COR on
IL ordered 70 duty At Washington. i. &. First Lieu
tenant AtM smith relieved from dirty al orr smell
ng Mimi. and or''Ir"i Il i":i \-'In.i"'n". ii"hf
relieving IN. L,cuicuau' ran >Ii!"k VII" /, "r"i''
+, Fort ,u...r Won't. r'ln"' Ivr taptaIn William Il
Hall who n ordered to "ii >n>lr. y. y. i"i"Nn@
t..rt,, >nr,lI Strun. ur!,"'L - inrt Mad. -. D.
NuI,r ;uu i!mrn Hui, ard "l'lrr ii li"m '"inn'
Lur9cr,. ohio. - Font ~l'"han", En-h.. n'l'> mr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
THE ERIE ROAD AND lIS MEN'
TALK ABOUT THE ANNUAL A"KfEMfNi
. prpoyr THAT THE EMPLOYEES WILL ASK FOR
A LIMIT OF TEN HOURS FOR
DAYS WORK.

Some labor agtators say that the relations between
,,o X,w y,rk Lake Erie and Western Railroad CON
many and , few members Of the brotherhood "f Loco
,rotv o Euyuecrs and Federated orgihIHd'"h vi Nali
way Trainlnen are somewhat strained p'' '"ch 'ne
same assertion wa, made year ago. "heh '"' 'hRi
nrcrs submitted to the company the annual "s''ce"
containing clauses relative to hours OF i"r raj" OF
wages. etc This year the agreement snoH''"" I" INC
comp,uy for ratification by certain T'P"N'h'a
t,yes OF organized employee Is sud 10 '"ha'"
o,yh,v tLrec clauses one VI tho most inp"rfon' OF
rbtch i, that one making ten hour inc
limit ~ a DAYS, work however long or short VI" III"
may lac A cumInIt.c, OF forty three rPr'''H''"s
,i, oars nren,ou conductors aud brahrUen thp'"'cn
ON the Erie system between this city snd 'h'"0" pc
.utcd the agreement f,r l-sl Ia me COMPANY carry
last week and an answer was to have been give" We
copmittcc Yesterday. but owing 10 inc '"" NC
,muIut Of work IN gathering statistics, r'''>"s ~
mort, from various branchc, Of the system AMI s''n
oyer long accounts the committee VIII o rr'''c "'
answer in regard "a the acceptance Oh '"e 's'''''
until some time This wcrk
Meanwhile for ten DAYS meetings OF some ehg'h'r''
jersey City. -. -
~. viii stand firm for demands -ald a
member Of the committee"
,rrc.inu ~ members - tho Hroholhood ~ I|N"'
,no,iyc fir.rncn wa held In TIC National BANK hi'd
,uc in Pavuri, ave. yesterday. At "hhh i'P'"
vcrn r,nd CONCERNING the Naripns "Ee' VII
tlr I'm" If the Erie Railroad NN'i"i me "'' 't
inAiM..ly awaitins al "u-v"r r"Ih!': W .',,. -,
,.,u,riy intend 70 do with their cltilti '' A' ="
asr,..'"l'. 80 "a, la, uo,d
Anon; The employee OF al trades on IN" tr" h"an
The. ,,, ar,tion Of way nppn ne h"sh' ~ i''Y
,>r. and III, i,ct Of this declaration did not seem
20 pl"asr II" men d. all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
NOTES OF TIE CANVASS.

At mrriing of tn" West >I'r N"rh'''' h'P""
llcon SIN iatnn vc-i.'ly,I. l''"uii"i> we're "'P'"
-, t,vnr 81 , straight Republican, comfy til hrt. y
comui,t,, wa, ,rp,iie,i to- confer with a." E"piblI'
,,,, Comfy Communion 81. nominations
The iu-irr-> M"u'> E"in'd an bi;n'Na'l"h ID INC
XXtl \ emily Di>t:i't VIII met IT ". - lf'''
avc on ri-.,lav evening wien lddrr-r"i VIII 80 ''
hy &. G. >ialre. ". L. strong W. H. /. l"-'' '"'
others.
IN. llu.lnrS, M"n's Republican ORGANIZATION 81 ~"
Vil Assembly, District MI h"li pn''i' n'' ~ !"
morrow -v.i.iu: "'l"'a =. "a N'h, '',"n Ia"
W go >p-i.e -y"'' 4"- "tI ''' ui'" bF ' ' .
.luvrc ,.r.ri.., H. -,>,~n, ID v ,li.h;i \. Nt~-.
The lIu .:ir.,, Mems E"p"l AZ '"LnnNi'l" 81 ia"
IVth \ emily pl,trf'f l"!i - p"'d' :H"t.h1 Li't
W~,ur,n, evening So. 80 Fat !i',i"'' >I''' TO-
verr rindc Is II A. Nait'"w- JOHN k"iiN and '"Ar
T. Grow l.v i,.-nlH'!o;> "'r" pa so. 'ilH"f ~
'.,l.,,l II l. >ir,u, fl Ntiri. ,-N E"pnlL
,,i t.ii sd Her. T. I'n'' f"r tHu."t Of IT." ~
.ruL.N.
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MORE TESTIMONY AGAINST GIBBS.
HOW A POLICEMAN REFUSED TO ARREST

HOW A POLICEMAN REFUSED TO ARREST 4
MAN At THE EEorESr or II. /" SPE"''I"
Tho committee. appointed los the Republican Comfy
Con, entiou u take testimony and r"ipi; upon IN" 'ii
TO-, il, ,i,c XlIi,h Assembly - ,ricl net Yesterday
af,cruoon i'm the rooms %. the mon Ecpubhcah C!b,
ia the Grand opera iiOn,c and continued 'ahin1 t>-
tinuv. All the witne>>es examined for the contest
ants added 20 the evidence which hui been pFN''d
ON Friday night. tending 10 prov" that the gibbs men
ran the primary IN mgh'ihi'o'o Hhhh'r' All"
IN At their con,c, tants not allowed the common
protection which the law elvr- them. i dozen VII
c> testified that the polls wcr" oIr'd al I"a>i zen
minutes before the legal time. aud That many ballot
were In the box before the regularly appointed IN
specois Of the opposition reached the room IN WHICH
tho voting took place. The first two ballote pollcd
wore those Of Gibbs and Police Justice Meade.
Henry l.. Sprague the leader Of the opposition, who
VA, one Of the witnes-e. examined. told a clcaf.
straightforward story Of what occurred during III"
afternoon aud evening when the election was In prog
rcss Ills testimony was mainly cOrroborntive Of that
prcviou.ly given but he gave interesting account
regarding III, efforts 10 have Illegal voter arrest d.
The policeman TO whom he appealed fixed hi eyes
upon the ceiling Of the room as he expected 10 thd
the ,lSa voter there Repeatedly Mr. Spragne pointed
on, the man, but the policeman refused TO lower hi
eve. from the ceiling The man escaped from tn
hall The orhcer was No .352 and after he learned
Ing the arrest lie went 10 him and begged him not 10
d. II. g. he didn't want 10 ser INTO trouble AZ mean
Quar,ers. 1900 -,
(;ibb, side 10 show how Tamnlanv mon voted lie
said thai ~ lafi Tammsny Hall lat spring because h.
could III" gct a much a. IA nc" ol 'oDh,'" IRON
r.,nm,,,, wear "A 20 IL. voted "a .tia2ht TannaI V
,icLc, Tine c,i,uIi", uiiil lat" last night listen
Ing TO TESTIMONY iLd closed the c:,c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
THE NEW IFGISLATION.
,py TELEGRAPH To TIE TniBrNE.I

uo,tou oct t. The Massachusetts an" 'oi'"
.Ill,s held their banqnri> a. >ohhi ''"e' "'" W
;.r,aned a, facc;lourly rcfls'"e"' WV w.
home from the wars Although some WIN "''' -
pced were unavOdably absent. the ed'"''.'S ""
mot, AMI. for the presence OF large number OF PROM
nam, ,.r,,cu,n The Mas.ac i-etts Club has ioi many
vc.r Lccu Identified with the live issues oil inc daS
md has been on the alert 10 throw Us ih""c'' III "
half Of nca SurcS calculated TO prove Vi H"u''' "
q, ,.,n,er are conservative. able business Ihcn anu
thclr Influence on legislation has not been hen'' 'N
,,vcruor ,luNu prr, dcd today and gathered ~ INC
ta,ns were congressman Henry CBbot i""ie'' "a J.
walker +. L. ,;rvenhage John W Gambler ana fhIsn
, N,~.c OK. tougrc sinai Rannry. Edward Il. P1er'e'
tho R.nuli,an caud date in the liId District tu"ar"
~ Kir-ley Col f.. II. Haskell. Collector D'"'"' my
err Dav,. If Fall Rivc, DE- "r''F; H. I'''"e' CIV"
u,, ,o,n H. Alley ~ Councillor MCPHERSON. Judge
Wells e.. W. Kn,c,. ira.k Aa'| W. W. hungry :.
George. A. -. Ernst MaNor Hart fr"Ideh' "'''"''' VI
thr Board Of Aldermen cA ~"nator 'fra-'h' - y
u,pcs Frank w. Irtsl. OF the Worlds Fair Com
mission: t. Edwin Dudley, John II"ww".i Albert T.
Duyl,ce OF, Eddy samuel Moves. j. ''is ""i""c"'
Major George r. MERRILL and e. W simmons
president Cl.nln made brief AND graceful opening
spccch introducing Congressman L"dt'' WIN was ~
c.ivcd with tremendous applause. MIR L"hS' man" al,
.orrc.t cIoouont ,p"cch every sentence telling ana
convincing Referring 10 the l"ntth OF the l"'' '"h
crc., rs compared with all other. he said
The last session Of tr Ith 'onsrr|- was no longer
,u,, il did 20 ntlr of val". thai II might property
b., forgotten. We III hr last t"ner>L. mHhc Il b'''"'
record than any Congress since IN" war; or hV III l'
congresses for ia" Lat iff""n years. Inc most u"
por;ant mra cuactd l. the farm hl. we car
rd the. country IN tho last election on tho i~-'" ~
mr. Election arnI. free trade. "" N"r" pl'Ct"' -
revise the trn and w. DID it on the prInepl" 81 pro
lection 10 American Industry. The ampHni 81 E'b"'
involved I'm that measure Int-Id"r can "'inpi"h'hu
|, v,> ,l,. girar.~t piece. Of economic cr'laton ''"n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
TIE REPUBLICAN OUTLOOK GOOD IN IOWA

r ILL ~
St. Paul. oct 4 ,SpecialI-The managers of the Re
publican campaign Iowa do not fear that the PROM
billion question j. going lose them many votes III
November. Edgar E. Mack, chairman OF the Kcphh
lcan state Central Committee. said al Dcs MONIES
TO dav that he believed the AUTHORIZATION Kepib
Ncaus wonld generally support the party this fall III
both State and Congressional contests lir acnt'"'
that there might be loss in Cedar EapidS ana so'c
Other cities hut asserted that this loss "od 10 oN'r
como in the agricultural districts. He holds 'ha' inc
anti Prohibition Republicans will make their hEht hrA
fall I'm attending TO elect q legislature III sympathy
With the repeal Of the law. lie CLAIMS tha' III" hcP""
can state ticket will he elected this fall y tsr ma
,nrlty and that Republicans will be returned III every
district except the Id. the Dcnocrato stronghold III
the Uawkeyc STATE lie admits. however. that the
Indications do not point to y Republican "wnlEoVef
in every Confessional district In the absence "'
Chairman rNlen. Of the Democratic STATE 'ehid'
Committee T.. II. Hunter. Of this city, inen'h''
of the committee declared that eight out "'
the eleven Congressional districts were drbatabl'
Mis year lie was >angunc that his parry
food fully a good an opp lrluhlN IL.
The Republicans t0 elect their nominee. III NE o." :"
the eleven districts II" has >tron: hopes 'Ia' l"'
Demo, ratio state ticket viii lie elected. hii Wi'
frank enough Il. that the party MANAGERS w'r"
losing no Slrcp over th" success or "'I''' o." Il"
state fIckr. With the exception OF senator NH,"n'
who's, health forids. every man III The Iowa d""calI
#, congress l. 10 stump the stat" Tor ms phiN
speaker Reed is '' max" two speeches III III" S ,i,
onc in Gears district the 1T, and IA" other in Hes
drr~on's the lid. Tn" fact that t"nrr>S rd"'','
IN, dtv on binding Irvine viii have n" "Nrrt ~ max
inc thoilsaud, of vmr> for the R"pnl'ca> IN III" STATE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05

eio,,l District in this CITY to-day nominated S"th
". Cobb for Congress- .
Er,diu. PENN. OFT 1.-rl" P,phhition>ts 81 me
JXth Congress District hi at"rnron nonIiia'ch nv
nov " - t,;n,- Of Allentown. Tor { 'l. res
,.lcvcI,ud ,,r, IT. l.. Johnson noinlnlf"n
for ronrre>s to-day by the Democrats Il IN" NAl''
District.
Ja,nc,,owD ~ T.. oct d.-IIiram Smith. N james
,owu vn. m duX nominated fu CONGRESS by the Dem
Graf, OF thu XXNf,t District.
Niddlrtnwu " y. p't. i.-j'in \. Il"lVih' VI
IInvcrstnw Ia, been noui.uird BIZ the Prlibuohi y
~ thc XVII congressional Dl>iirt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05

Lewis col. to Fort Trumbul Conn.,. relieving Capts'n
H. j. Gibson ordered to Fort Sam lionston, texas :
CAPTAIN James A. Finley. from Fort Totfen y. d. ~
Ir"hy ordered 10 Fort Pembins, y. d.: Captain W. Z.
oiticn from Fort sam Houston TO Fort Davn,' , isxas'
= ,rlicviuc (aptain !. J. Cochran ordered 70 tsfp
Easi Pa, TEX. relieving First lcnc'ant iau, len
" it"uI,au, from FOri Hamilton, ~ y, to MI. vernon
Barracks. Ala. - . 49, .o. ,o., o.,,r.d % thc
,,,r The orders Of Lieutenant :. r. NoOdw0lth u,
~ ,,r. have lc,n rcvokrd and he has BEEN ordered
To- rr>irnc duties at IN" Pacii' h"'"S ">' "a" wan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
>IIrIN ISLAND.
BOWLING, ANALYSES
POSST'S SLAYER Found ~ LONDON

London oct +.--tastion the Radical. who shot ana
killed Councillor Ros,i at Bellintona. Cantou VI
rlruo switzerland during the recent revof there WAS
arrested 10 da, At hon>e In chelsea in which he had
,,Irri lodging. lie Wa lrraigncd IN The Bow street
Fol &C.. ruIri where Application for hi "\'radtlii
as ,.,l A.. ,oin.rl ,,ai" that the question VAS
,,i,,i a T., whether the - II III" prisoner MAS Of "
u,ltl,,l nature. and therefore act for wh Ii he
,uld not l.. r\tladt"d In' prisoner WAS rrinandrd.
ca nui wa, iuuud l u >.lrd IA the garden Alta he'd
IN. iir surrounded bN uhmirr of his
,,rnI~ all al whom armed. The police seized
rounds - ammunition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05

Convention: Bradford Rhodes, william ID. "aro'
c. s. Garrison. William A. Boyd and William '. MOI
10y The delegates instructed to vote 1"r
Alexander Taylor. jr.. Of Rye The convention ca'c"
at Fcrg1i-on's Hall, Mount Vernon. on Sathrua! ,
October II, TO nominate candidate TOT MEL w
Assembly. has been adjourned to TUESDAY. oc'ootr
L. the same place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
Mr.. EVARTS On THE SENATORS1l1P.
HE DECLARES THAT HE WILL. NOT ne CANDT
DATE FOR REELECTION.

Canajohare, ". u. oct. (Specian.-In recent
conversation which State senator James Arhrl ihu
In Washington with United states Senator W. N. EvatS
the latter said " IOu remember. Mr.. Mkcll. when N"i
advocated my candidacy for the Senate. then told !o
that should not under circumstances be i'll the
field for reelection: that the Republican parry o New
York state had such excellent material That 1t WAS "V
just that the honor, should s pa >cd around. W mar
lime said M. in confidence. now release You from
silence aud you can say publicly what SAID privately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
,cTI.S WIN\N oN EFCIPEG CITY.

New Haven, Conn.,. oct. l. tr'S'n- "IH'ai' III
answer 10 the invitation Of the Chamber "f "ih''r"
will address public meeting IN In" rooms 81 III" "nr'
~ ,npcal> here October IA. III" sl')c't i'il~
e. Cccinro,itv the New Hop" ~ New EuelNic '
, following cvcnin. tie ioa' ~ Trad" of I'ide"l.'
IN listen 70 an address from III" sam" speaker w.
.,i,.rt henc \ CONNER Q ilat az be tJntnenttl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
The Many

,,.,,o,uoh,o cures OF Cafarrh effected by the
,'sn ~ Ayers SarsaParllla are conclusive
W. ,n., This loa,hsomr and dangerous
disease is one Of the blood. needing only
mi, searching and powerful Alternative 10
thoroughly eradicate T.
81 have suffered for years from cafarrh,
,,,ic,, w,s 80 severe that II destroyed my
o,,net,,c and weakened my system. None ct
,,,I r..rcJics I took afforded mr any relief,
u,,,iI uscd Ayers Sarsaparllla. began to
,are mis- medicine last spling and am now
cntirrly free from that Disgusting disease.
Ny annette has returned. and ! am once
marc strong and healthy" - Susan J.. w.
"onr "a, Albany street. Boston highlands,
Boston. Mass
..Wv son %. now fifteen years Of age was
troubled for a long time with raiarrli. III rs
wors, form. through the effects Of which his
Inland became poisoned About year ago
no hogan using Ayers Sarsaparilla, has
,,,.or scven bottles Of il. and is now entirely
welI"-D. r. Kerr. Big Spring. OHIO.
~ was cured Of a long standing catarrh
nv the usr Of Ayers Sarsaparllla." James
I Douchcr Company g., 18th Infantry Fort
Wingarc. y. NJ.
Ayers SarsaparilIa
PRKPAEpp NJ
D.. j. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggist. Fl. six s. Worth s3a bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05

FA.Ui.iNt. 4. TAYLOR. JH.. FOR CONGRE>o.
The Il. ,nhli"aiI Convention VI the I'D Assembly
D>,r,.: ni Hr~tclratI County was Held III Moran
Hall ~ NLi;c Plane, yc>;rid1v. when the follow ing
a., =. 10 g., zen To- IA" XVIII Congress District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05


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meeting ~ Dcr,| rat called r. ~ nfi"r"'"' - W
protest a..i,>' ;lc I,r:i'- t'"c" al fr'" "h' '
prevail II at the prWr AT" primaries t'' r"Vc-'"
4 Mpn,n"uih Crn'iv op.r"! IN >'r''; Han -
O'Clock Tier. nearly roo voter r'r'"'i. MOS
4 whom have voted ~" Dr0Ip'rn:!c t' L." s'" fN'r
hnyhnod Tie nI"cti.c was u''"'!v. h'd "aI '"'
.,fe big contrast Z" "a" t"'vr'i.o Vel" h"r' 90
Noncav. which cam" i"ar c'd.uc ~ Il riot '-"''l
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one time d priiIi"tt d:dat" + - sat" -"nt' y" Ma
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fra I'd ~ pralt.y. ~ q" D"'u"ora"v q: i'' "'t'f.
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throw u - The N"I;i''I 81 N,diT. va ui"l"
-rr.tary Kc.u!l.fi,fS w." read N wa . -"
vioc;c. and fraud 'he j. '"r'~ ""ic &C. H'''!
~ al,o IL alleged mr.,' ,I"" - N"'"t =
c"nvrilttW Tn" r'-,!u:.n'- De .aNd t'h "n'' %
,rlitv cl,r, ~ fraud h'i "a, h- ''. t'..' "'-
al atdr.-s to t'ir p"u"'rs f"'"tr .: ~" ''I'',
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pl.-,g.ng their .ur',r' - TIE !Hd'l"''''i NJ -
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mo rouiua .ni i,I" r.ul.r r"f!V"iiIp I'M 49,
in, O,i greeted IA 'h"IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
THE REPUBLICAN, VICTORY.
CONGRESSMAN LODGE DESC RIDGNG THE
STRUGGLE IN CONGRESS.

1T WAS NOT MERELY QUESTION OF TIE
T,nIFF. BIT THE PROBLEM WHETHER OR
NOT ANYTHING SHOULD BE DONE BY
rur r1rTy.FIRsT CONGRESS TiIE
PROSPECTIVE BENEFIT OF
THE NEW IrCISIATToN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05

Commencing neat Monday. October u. New York
central train leaving Grand Central station nj . 80
n M for Troy and saratoga will also have Wagner
Drawing room and coach for Albany. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05

I'm, n.t.,in,- New and T." "a IA" VIA " lal
R,yer lin. IA, nut reduced from III % I" )" W
r'duc has been made to Oil oth.t East
en- ponts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05

Victoria Hotel
,h.v. p,sadwav and 27ni.,t Entirely In IL
rsatmentl American and European plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
MILLINE cry.

WE WILL INTRODroE THIS WEEK ADVANCE
STYLES IN FALL AND WINTER TRIMMED
MILLINERY
Very cloi,. stJ,h u EVENING TOOuES AND ron.
NETS also pretty cf.cts ia SHOPPING TOQCES
AND BONNETS AT S3.8S and 500; with 81
to -
Our latest LONpON NOVELTY. the " PRINCESS W
WALLS" ia and Collar. very ATTRACTIVE and le
coming ~ vel "a. Ia" MAJESTIC" At 8, ~ end
the "TI I TONIC at ST. 49,
Desrsbr styles in tl,IfpEINS HATS including lns
Of SCHOOL HAYS a. Sl.!9 and Si,3S Which
cannot be obts,nd .l."~hcI" 20. do'.tl" IN" pnce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Sid nv nil druggists. 81 six for 81 Prepared only
by C. l. HOOD 4 CO.. Ap0thccarea. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05

Grand Rapid SWllpuE> s!.!9 = h.