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IFIRE RISKS. PREMIUMS.
sss.7ss.s s7 s518.572 IL
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+. II. HARRIS President.
JAS. ii. WORDEN Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 14th day
Tvs II H. NJ. DoHERTY Notary Public.
The morning call., 1890-07-04
Events IN The
SOCIAL WORLD.
SeTeral Very Interesting Marriage
Ceremonies in the In.
terror.
MANY VISIT THE COUNTRY.

Wedding of Miss Shaw and Mr..
Gulick at Pomona-The Golden
West Lodge Entertainment.
Campbell Dray and Higgins
TuIly NuptiaIs Party on Hayes
Street a Vallejo Wedding.
The morning call., 1890-07-04

Net amount of Risks writ
ten during the year......
Net amount OF Risks ex-
PRED during the year..
Net amount in force De-
cember 81, 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
OUARTERSTRETCH NOTES.

Tho bookmaker Nathan, w"lkno~n to the patrons ~
racing n, difficult to beat In the rms, af"ppfa
dad 1t HIS homo In ths city yesterday morning NV
closed hts book Shs<pAhead Friday. ana - Pre-.
,arlu, tn 90 tho country On short I"auoh' se~'
"a, ha nd aud had run himself down
Frank Fhrrt Of tn" new Hrllgat~ stable ha~ NJ
DID August D~nonts colt Clarendon nv - bial''
,lsra 10 his string Tho prize was 81 900 ~,
thr.t Ia. full TO -
IL as /" thinks advisable In thoronchM"ds
Tho Linden, Elizabeth. Gutenberg and Clifton om'ss
have had sd Arranged dates for their autumn
and winter meetings 1t l. understood that Linden viii
have the first week afrr the clos tho Legitimate racing
a,oo IN this State Thi. chang" Ia brought about by III"
CONFLICT with officers OF Union County Who s"" To
c much more ps their attack. The SrwJrts",
jocxcy Club uun Linden Park Boodhorse AssociA
Effort. arc IN progrc>a arrange special sweepstakes
this week at Shcep-hrah hay ao mile and fnrone for
s,Iyatr Kingston and Trnny. II the club will Offer
very liberal added money such race may per-
haps be arranged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
vARHIsHERs INCLINED TO COMPROMISE.
WITH 4 CAPITAL or f5.@o,6D.
ORGANIZING THE LONDON AND Chicago con-
TRACT CORPORATION.

TRACT CORPORATION.
Chicago, Sept. 6-Chicsgo Is to have another greas
financial enterprise London and Chicago Contract
Corporston The stock Of 3.OOO.OO0 will be DIVIDES
into lOO4 400 shares. One half VI the securities nave
been guaranteed by the ATTY of London Contract Cor
putation limitcd) and other responsible corporations
and persons In Great Britain. The other hall Is 10
served the United states and has been guaranteed
by responsible Chcago The objects Of the bank
are to aid corporations in placing stock on the market
aud to conduct IN Chicago and throughout tie 'hted
state, such business a. usually conducted by 10
bcnturc and trust corporations. Cooperation VIII ue
London Contract Company has already been arrshsea
for The latter corporation has formed inpor1Aos
branch connections in tins country, but admits u'ss
the time has come when. To secure tie permanent c~
operation Of influential firms IN the United states par
ipaton IN the financial results must bc allowed tne
Tho stock will be listed here. IN London and elsewhere
cable Dis patch received to-day says that Charles hen
,otn will have charge Of placing the securities III
America.
The directors Of the bank arc II. Osborne
Ia:an chairman Of the city OF London Contract Cor
porAt,un ,lmit,d Russell H. Monroe. director OF tns
t'y IT Chicago Brewing and Mating company UNI
nod, t. bishop deputy chairman OF the City OF London
"",,,rt Corporston jiimitcd; Sir william MagnAy.
Rart director Of the City OF London Contract Cor
poration limited: Charles wacker director OF ne
Torn Exchange Bank OF Chicago; Ioh! n Mitehcil
nrc,dcnt Of the Illinois Trust and savings Bank Of
t.hcaro: Edward Koch. F.. d. Reyer Co., bsnxeses
chicago and Ellis Wainwright st. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
UOGLDS FAIR DIRECTORS MEET
CONSIDERING THE ILLINOIS CENTRALS SlTI
PROPOSITION -THE. FINANCIAL OUTLOOK.

coSSIDFEING THE ILLINOIS CENrRAL'S SITE
PROPOSITION THE FINANCIAL OUTLOOK.
Chicago sept S.-An Informal meeting OF IN" Worlds
Far directors WAS held this afternoon The Object I"
c meeting wa, to consider the new proposition from
IA, uIu,,, Central Eailr,,d. the term, of which rs
todd by director are follows: strip Of the LAX"
.borc 500 feet IN width. running from the south side
81 Jackson It. south la rark Row. will br piled giving
the total arr~ae~ that will be- used 30 acres tn"
u,ipo. Central agrees To wall In ITS TRACKS and con
strct y,aducts over them. The cost Is half million
dollars. which the railroad agrees I" paw y
,,,morcd that large majority of the directors present
we're In favor of the proposition. ina>murh n 1t would
not be necessary for them T. thr back the site ~'r'"'
rendered To the National tomnis>"n
snrakipg on the subject of sensational IMPORTS AMI
unfoindcd charges bearing Oh the hnahrai Status Oh
the Worlds Columbian Exposition. Treasurer scebcrger
stated to day that not only tn" first halfmon OF
.tork fully subscribed for but the surplus ot the>o
original subscriptions Is ample To cover any dcdnrt"hs
which NAV eventually he made on account Of dmp''cao
subscriptions or subscriptions made through msapprc'
hrn.on leaving the fnll s3,00o.OOO OF valid ana I'M
conditional subscriptions In addition to thiS sam
Mr. Sccberccr Z" over 100000 has already been
subscribed Eta the second s3OOOOW.' not IN
Guiding the subscription contingent on tho sub
srripon Of the North Side side. II Is confidently cN-
pcctcd that. when work 1, actually begun. large
promotion II all Of the second 81 600 VIII he
placed Of the first $jOOOOOO over 100000 has
been paid n and account OF the second saOooOOo'
no part OF which has been regularly called TOR Tvs
vet over $40 900 hu, boon paid In. and there still
remains In the treasury. after paying the cxpoIso, of
the preliminary orgaii zl,i0n. and Of tn" agitation
Which finally secured the Fair for Chicago and the
permanent organization. to date as60.oOO all OF
which l. deposit with twelve Of tho leading banks
Of Chicago and drawing interest which Is added Ia
the principal every month. When the question OF
stc Is finally settled and work actually iseoin the
great bulk Of those who have not yet paid Will no doubt
meet their obligations like honorable men,
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THE PROPOSED ERIE SHIP CANAL.
IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE COMMISSION II
BE HELD THIS wEEK-THE PROB
ABI.E ROd-TE.

BE HELD THIS wEEK-TIIE PROB
ABLE ROUTE
Pfttsbure Sept y tspee.D The Erie Ship Canal
Commission will hold one OF the most important meet
ingx in Its history next Wednesday. The time for
definite action has come. and at Wednesdays meet
ing the first steps toward the actual preparation OF
the report that 1, N be sent to the Legislature VIII
be taken. Tho surveys have all been made. The
famous waterways Of the country have been carefully
examined Reports have been received from other
countries where biz canals are in snrccs>fui opera
ton and the practtbility and desrabilty of water
route from Ptt,burg to the Great Lakes have been
fully established.
The commission will strongly recommend the con-
strction Of the canal and will back the recommended
tion with facts and figures. which. II is said. cannot
lie controvertcd. The reports OF the surveyors snow
that either the Allegheny Valley or the Beaver River
route IL practicable. although the pcpondernncc OF
evidence orci)s to favor the latter. ana IL quito
probable that 1t will hc the recommended by the
Commission. The points IN favor &" the Beaver ROME
are dire ncss lay Of the land. cheapnen ana pro-
durtlvcne>s Of the country. From the ONO RIVER
10 Lake Erie BY the Eraver rontr Is only 1:3 mi eS'
and for almost half OK this distance the Hea'cr h'c
I, already damned. 81 that the actual raha 10 d" '"l'
strtc tod would only be about SIXTY miles long, IL
would cost comparatively little T. MAX" the i"aV'r
navlsabc by -.!Ahwaicr most "f the dams and
lacks ARE already there, and would only need iri.
proying Tho Allegheny route Is good onc but It
would cost more. and the country II not nearly 81
productive ~ that along tho Beaver Valley.
Colonel T. L. Roberts said The railroads cannot
supply cars for the Ptt>burp coal trade and oven II
they could the cost makes that mcthod Of Ahipping
ANYTHING hut desirable Much Of last years coal was
sbppcd down tho river 400 miles and was then
transferred to and sent over the rsilnoad 70 the
Lake region But coal 1, not the only tmnR 10 DO
con sdcrd The product Of the mills and fArtories
a, we'll ~ the Of the rich ca'er valley wouid
furnish to a ship canal an enormous. ,nNinr>%
.,,rrcIy think the state will underline the con
stru.ti,n of the canal. however. II would he To"
Ia. a contract The National t'ovcriWnt VIII PROB
,hly ,c ,upcaicd T.. think that tn" canal Will BE-
built however. and II tho Ecaver route - seierIcd
IinL II I, only a que ton II time until the Allegheny
wi,I he made navigabic rs ssrkwatcr system and.
r',cad 81 one route We will have two T. the l1hos. >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
YACHTS RACING IN THE DARK.
PROBABLE wlSNERs IN THE FALL REGATTA or
THE LARCHMoNT CLUB.

YACHTS RACING IN The DARN.
PROBABLE wISNEns IN THE FALL REGATTA of
THE LARcHMoNT CLUB.
Ont of sixteen yachts which started In tho .An
regatta of the Larchmont Yacht Club yesterday aet
ION onlv .sven had finished up to 0 o'clock last
night The wind was light at tho start Al ABOUT
n. m: and the yachts drfted until p. m. ~hem .
light breeze sprang up from the southwest ou' aeu
away again In an hour. The 0oa's which '".0U "
.hc respective classes we're Glass a. Gar" al" 10
.,ca: Class s, LrIs, MariquIt& and Minerva Class -
sasqua volusia and Kathleen; Class g. brahn.uc !.
and Amazon Glass II. Aurora. Elm ana Nu'"''
Glass Ia, ZelHia. Phyllis and Rival.
When last seen the Jcssica was leading the Iaia'
In drift to Stamford Light OF the forty footers t"o
Minerva won with the Marquita second ana LII
third The Lrs at p. m. was still IN iomp''..N
Harbor. having had bad luck with Gains. VI t'o sai
bo.ts the Amazon was thought TO De prooaoV
winner rs we'll as the Kathleen. The Rival won III
her class, and the Elm against the Aurora
There was no opportunity to Judge Oh INC
Je,s,c.'s speed as compared with that OF
the Clara account OF the Ign. gus az"
dukes These two boats sailed course rum '''
Iarchmont club house around q mark boat lh Iic"p
stead Harbor: thence TO boat OF stamford Ligh' ANU
return the same way distance twenty seven hau''c"
miles the time limit Of tho race was eight HOURS u'
A, tho cattx0ats sailed shore course they finished "
limo to make race for all classes. Drifting across
the Sound on the first leg Of the course the Jessca
cot the better luck and drew away from he Siar" p'
after tho first mark was rounded tho Clara, sailed by
w. ). Alley. kept near the Long Island shore wnc's
she got little breeze. and gained considerably on het
rival. The Mari1uit, took the Clara's course Ior
whilc and got The Liris and Mlnerv" 40 thnt Al
tho three forties together In the Ordcr Lifts
Minerva and llar.quta. These boats only saileh Il
twenty milo course the regular Captain, Island courss
OF the club. little breeze sprung up as fhcy turnoe
tle outer mark, and gave them wndwnrd work bacl
to Hcmpstrnd. The Mnervn split tatks, and lad tn.
best luck with tho uncertain wind. her elapsed umt
than that OF the MahQuita. The Minerva was sailed
By A. Bryan Alley.
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TIE WEATHER REPORT.

FORECAST UNTIL L. NJ. SUNDAY.
ws.hikrson Sept 8.-For Maine, New. Hamrshirr. va
mont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut fair ps
ccded BY rain OH Massachusetts coast stationary ~
pcrature variable winds. becoming eastcrly.
For Esstern New.iork Eastern pcnnsyvsnia ana Ns"'
Jersey, fair, warmer southcriy winds.
For the District OF Columbia Maryland Delaware sns
Virginia. fair warmer southwcsterly winds.
For we-:ern Ncw.York. Western i~nnsylyania. We
and ohio fair preceded BY local rains wsfmess
,o,tnrssteriy wind. cooler In Ohio Monday. 100000
For Missouri aud Arkansas fsr coole rxcep. s1u %
ary temperature In Southern Arkasas souttly "iho"'
cooler Monday. .. n.,,,. ,...i
For Minncsota North Dakota and south DasotS IosS
rains preceded BY fair In southern Ninnssou anu
Dakota: colder decidedly 80 In 81. Paul and vicinity;
northwcatety winds. .,... o., a, ,.r,
For Ncbrxsks and Kansas fair. decided ta' III Tenn
pcrsture bri.k ~ high nortawcsterly whos a. .o,h.,n
For Colorado local rains In nOfhrrn, TAR !" eou~'S
portion; decidedly colder; northwesterly winds'
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dcwse at his old rival. Suddenly Lotion shot up be-
tween them and Garrison took hI- eyes on Pho.ophy
IMAGINING him already out OF the race. To his thinking
he had only Lotion beat and he procecdrd W pas h
, rhsn no %. 70 the most h. found Mclaughlin and
Philosophy there bcforr him. The result looked ike
dead heat between the three. but the judges placed
Philosophy first, St Luke second. Lotion thra' ho>
spart There doubt IN the world that the ohsppr
threw the race away BONANZA did not start
Mutuals-Philosophy straight sl7 1S place - 90 o.
Luke place a. IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
YOryG HAyLOy AT THE ACADEMY AGAIN.

william Nsnlon. the acrobat the victim OF what seemed
dam rons accident during the first performance Of tho
IunIor,. Voter aud Martnett PantomImc and Novelty
Company, tho Academy. rrappcarrd the stage last
evening wholly recovered lie received with en-
thu.asn Next week tho young athlete will again engage
n mid air feats In coniunc ton With the performance
Of his brLthrr Rob and James Every day during tho
continuation Of the engagement each of thr swings
BY the trio VIII be subjected 70 u twOton prr,alrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
REGRET AT THE DEATH or mr.. SHINES.

The supcrntendents Of the various departments and
branch stations Of the Postofcc met yesterday mOri
Ing and passed resolutions OF regret at the death Of
william a. syn,cs the superintendent Of Branch sta
ton A. The officials and many ~ the clerks and
carrier. will attend the funeral ut O'Clock this after
noon vt the North Baptist Church. In West Eleventh st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
Fastest Trains In tho World,

The Royal blue Line trAins between Ncw.York Pha.
delphIa baltimore and Washington. VIC Jersey Central
Heading and Il. o. only the fastest trains IN
ths world but their equipment Is the finest built and
embrace. a tho devices ana appliance. 70 secure safety
bued protected by Pulnans xntilcscopic device
teVt 81 fib1Yty.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07

exactly GAS H. An hour later and under 'no ,
adverse conditions he msde . second trial re'an'"s
.. foIows:. Quarter in s+12. half In i :o.. .rr~
quarters in 40 mile els L. Ss: S rss O driven BY
HE owner. Inc performance caused tho srea'''' q"
tiusiasm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
BALDWIN WINS TIE SILVER CUP.

The i've. mile handicap road race OF the Orange
whccmcn for the presidents silver cup took place
yesterday afternoon. The course In Harrison st.
from Centre 1t. 10 Central ave-. 10 Lncoln.uvc to
Highland ave. to Ccntrest., TO tho surfing point and
repeat. There were twelve starters. The cup was
won by Is. X. BALDWIN timc!3 minutes 30 second, !;
actual time, 60 minutes. J. ID. Rnccy starter,
q. II. Holmes timer and DR.. T. N. Gray Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS 1T THE HOTELS.

ASTON President Franci, L. Patton OF princeton Col
Lgr. FIFTH AVENU E-rrrsdrnt Charles X. Adams
aud Andrrw u. White. Of Cornell University, and Con
rr..,man John W. Candcr. Of Boston. NEw.YORk-
captain Evan r. Howell. OF Atlanta Ga. WINDSOR
Edward Atkinson, OF Boston.
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BAR
tAeAaa
sos
500

1. ,he diagram eonnreu: Inc :Aess @s esre 49,
ssSnsi Service station this city The ds.nes indes~
Temperature nsteA ss Ferry fn.l'ns''' e1" "'~s'
Tribune once, Sept. 7. .. m-The weather ycSeefesy
va. hot, cloudy snd showey 10 the forenoon ana ps
49, .rs,noon but fair toward evening The tcmIeFsssrs
,.nsd between II and ~ degrse~ the average U beng
tn: :' I'd 49, e s liz s0.l.y ~ wsAs WI Ssssso
b YNls end WeSneS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
RACING ON STATEN ISLAND SOUND.

FALL REGATTA OF THE S. l. SQUADRON OF THE
CoEiNTIIIAN NAVY.
The fall regatta Of tho staten Island Squadron OF
he Cornihian Navy took place yesterday on staten
Island sound. on scwarcn. The fccaia began In the
morning with the Scwarcn Yacht Club for the
johnson Cup. valued ut sIoO. Tho entries were tho
catboat Nankit. owned by +. II. Hawkins: ARIEL cat
boat ". H. RadclIH Wandcrrr, sloOp. ii. e. Iiamscr ;
t'ndlne. W. Clarkson. The Nankit won easily In IL
minutes ~ seconds
The next race for naphiha launches between
Walter Iuttgcns Amelia Wet ,ra and s. Mcrshon''
Elsie. Tho former
The contest for tho championship Of Staten Island
sound had the following entries: Inst WokcIr. Kill
Won Kul Yacht Club Kidney Cure. Kcyport Yacht
Club: Emma NJ, south .tmbOy iacht Club, Gal
Water Newark lay Yacht C.mh; the Bayonnc. Dove.
Dolly and Gcnnctt. Of the layonnc Yacht Club the
Maggie f.. NanEit, Mahgc s. aud Manhattan. OF the
Corinthau Navy All the entries except Kidney Cur,
Just Woke Up and Emma VI. we're catboats. the others
Icing slUops. Just wokcJp. owned by Jonas Phil
lips, led from start tofnsh winning easily III hours.
- minutes and . seconds Tho prize for hrSt class
tatbOnts by the Nanklt. owned by T. W.
HAWKINS IN ::i :OI. For sccondclass ratb0afS tho
Dove owned by j. ". Ellsworth, won. IN " 20 o..
All the races sailed over Il len mile triangular
course.
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LN'VTSHNo ~ H'sVH H''N' WIN VIST'
bangor, Me-, Sept 6.-At the Maine state Fair
grounds this afternoon the stallion Nelson. owned by
&. u. Nelson OF Watcrvile, made attempt IN lower
tile worlds half mile track record Of 2 as lc. THO
track was slippery and the cir heavy and suflry. The
hrst attempt unsuccessful, tho mile being made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
SIIEEPSIIEAD ENTRIES FOR MONDAY.
FIRST RACE-SWEEPSTAkES. $40 EAIH. fi''V'
AnnEn SpElIAL WEIGHTS. ONE MILt

stIOND KACE-WOODCOCK STAKES. TWO htn
oLDS s25 EACH. $500 ADDED. ONE MILE oN
THE GRASS.
Castle Stable. h. C. ThorndaIr by Eolus-Iizzie Hazel
,,, 'nriiiocr i ii
Scnn,t Warns b.. C. Eclipse" ny Kvrlc p1Iy Bio" ,iS
C;ray Co - b. C. Gender by Farstus-Bank Stock
q; walbaum's cr. Gray Rock, by BlAzcs-Enna H.
nss"kror., b r. Woadcuttcr nv Forester Glrndaa lie
1,eorss iIcarsts ch. c.. Aigenion, by joe Danies-
Hanover stables CHI. -. BY Powhaan Sequence iis
az f,,v's b. + Lizzie. by Kingi.hcr- Ecu Toilet lis
,rorgan brothers b. T. Lady Washington. by Mis"r-
THIRD RACE SWEEPSTAKES. THREEYEAR.
nI.pS. sl5 EACH. q. 900 AppED STEtIAL
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TOO MUCH RAIN At IIAMPDEN PARK.


Springfield. Mass, Sept. tspccaI).-llampdcn Park
had another stroke OF III fortune 10 day in the attempt
20 clear up the card for the fourth day OF tho
Grand Circuit meeting. The track was heavy from
the wcttng OF yesterday. but start was made shortly
before I o'clock. About 100 were present, and
pools were sold all the regular races. For tho
= "a class. which came first, Mamie Woods was tho
favOrite at q to I over the other three. The
mare won the first leat from tho outset. finishing In
. :.5 IA. a few drops lad fallen before this. and
and then the rain came down IN earnest and II
soon apparent that there would be more tr0tting
TO day. The judges waited for an hour aud then an.
nonnccd p0s;Poncmcnt of the race started and the
:. - stukc until Monday, while the 2I7 Is of
altogether. All the horses not detained for the two
classes will DO shipped rs soon As possible. most Of
them bound for Fleetwood Park Ncw-YOrk, where the
circuit continues next week. Summaries:
2:24 CLASS-PrRSE I'll ,jOO-tCnfnishcdl
Mamie Woods. ..iodsmithl
Autograph tBrOwn)
Major tlrch ClurncrI y
", H. Nichols (AndreWs)
Timc2 a5 Ia.
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r. H. MA CY& co.
the mud sils Of the building trades will receive similar
instructions from their unions"
The building Material Exchange WEs closed ycstef.
day and about 200 900 brick came to the city.

The Building Material Exchange vas closed ycStef'
day, and about 700. 900 brick came to the city
TRAINS MOVED By \ FEDERAL MARSHAL.
Austin Tex. sept. 6.-Untcd states Districf At
torney Bryant has issued order to the United States
Marshal IN use all the power At his command 70
prevent interference with te running OF the sans
on the 81. Louis. Arkansas and Texa; Railway al
several points where strikes have occurred during
the past few days. Under this order Marshsl knight
has moved all freight trains stopped al CorsicanA
and will take similar action at other pares. New
readily obi aimed and set 10 work, and tho
strikerl offered no opposition.
vARNISHERS INCLINED TO COMPROMISE.
There arc over $50 members Of tho Varnishers Pro
tective Union strike this city yet. but they seem
inclined to effect compromise. and yesterday com.
mittee appointed to call on the firm OF POTTER
Stymus & Co.. No. 37o Lexington ave., and withdraw
tho demand for increase in wages Of twenty i've
cents a day for inside work. but to insist upon tho
demand OF % day for. outside work. The nrm 10
fused however. to pay than It has been In the
habit OF doing ~ so day for all kinds II work Some
Of the vainlsers dissatisfied ~ having to lose -
many DAYS work account Of the strike. ara they
want 10 return work. that In spite OF the suppo1
of tho Board OF Walking Delegates there will probably
DC break in the ranks Ut the varni>hers some Tune
this week The board reports that far forty out U!
tho sixty In tins city and Brooklyn have grantees
their demands,
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r. H. MACY & co.
.,xrH 18TH
~ cox Fall trade ready. and bargains Du be found
in departments.
BLACK SILK.

WE ARE DISPLAYING A MAGNIF iosr FASHION.
TIox OF THE NEWEST AM .HAprED FOR
H HhsE xaIx sSp WIxrEs COSTUME o Tas
VERY Low PRICES AT WHICH IhS SY or our
ARE OFFERED SHOULD INDUCE NJ w.xrs AS
PATRONS TO ANTICIPATE IrIv PREVAIL
uInvrp PRICES WILL LIKELi
LATER IN THE SEASON. ,,x ,a., worth
o1in. Ail.sik Heavy BLACK GRos '"~A''
$780, x, or
Very Rich sostTinish ROYAL AhH' ND FINE RAD.
LrTsa Ed DucHEssE and RHADAME' see' Wort"
Sl.oS.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

HOURS, Morning. o%N,i
Observation-Disclosures p ~
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SHOES.

LADIES' Royal Kid. patent leather tip BUTTON BOOTH
03.34.
Misses Donsols top straish: goat. foxed spring hesl
&2.63
CHILDREN'S, S2.24.
Tan Suede LOUIS XIV. HEEL oxFoRpS. S37%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
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DRAW IN SEAMS. 91e.. worth silo' 'i'''' "''''
el.5o; S1.3o, worth 81 30. w.pp INDIA
an New shades Of our 3l.tn. DOUBLE WANT
SILK,
a,,e., excellent value for SLOW