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fHE PRESIDENT At EBENSBCkG.
TAKING GOOD VIEW OF THE MOUNTAINS
APPOINTMENTS SENT TO THE SENATE.


APPOINTMENTS SENT TO THE SENATE
Cresson, Penn sept. 10 (speciaD.-The weather TO-
day was COOL bright and sunsiny. and the President
took advantage Of 1t by walking with Mrs Dmmick
to ILy's Station about four miles distant, in the
q forenoon and driving with Mrs. Harrison and Mrs.
Dimmick In the afternoon to Ebcn>burg. about eight
miles from Cresson Ebensburg is the highest settled
point In the neiglborhOOd, and affords fine view OF
the surrounding mountainous country.
W. H. DILL of Clearfield. Penn, again called on tho
President this afternoon in behalf Of the miners in the
btuminous coal regions near Phillip>burg Penn. TO
urge an accordance of their invitation TO visit the
Mines They promise the President a r0usng refcp'
ton. and II is likely that lie will accede TO their
wishes II he can possibly spare the time. Mr. Dill.
George ". Boyd of the Pennsylvania road and MI
and Mrs T. " Ely. Of Altoona. were the PrcNdcn'S
guests this evening"
The President sent the following nominations to
washington this morning: Colonel Edward r. |olnh'.
TO be Chief Medical Purvcyor United states Army with
the rank OF colonel. vice Colonel J. H. Baxter pro-
noted u be Surgeon General: Lieutenant Colonel b. D.
D. Irwin Assistant Medical Purveyor to I've SURG. on.
with the rank OF colonel vice Vol!um promoted. Con-
siderable routine business transacted at The Fr'Hl'
ford has instructed Assistant secretary Pudcn to ;o
ward the Anti Lottery bill tn the President immehlsely
upon its receipt at the White House In the ordiLar!
course OF business the bill would be referred 10 INC
The same course will be followed in the case Of t,
River and larhOr bill Secretary Wnd?m M, II,
formed the President of the success OF his props
for the redemption of $16OOoO0O four per cent bonds
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Postoffce MOI
cA...lI Ia IL A MY La all lufNI

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Lttr, Sr o'ssn countries need nos be specially i'd:
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p"r city Of wa.hinston; at p M for Nassau N p.
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from Ma for Na"tra Newzcs.nd Maws!an Eu and
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from RON San sco close her. September % q 80
Mails 70, ros. az . oS One DALI. IL ~
ana m Malls for Miqcon Bo.ton. Ind thence
T., stcanrr close at this once daily Of 80 Mails
r Tui%. hy rail TO Tampa Fla. and thence BY ste.per
Monday and Thnrsdavs) close at his once daily
a. 40 M Mails for Mexico overland unless specially
addressed dispatch By steamer close at this ONCE daA
Inc schedule OF closing Of trans psciac mails 10 A.
rsurcu on tn presumption Of their uninteriped overland
Ss Francisco Mails fr:m tse Eat a!yins On
s sa@s $ 90 the day. of S:
I" D. III D'S"S CHoRSELIUs VAN corr. PostmassaA j
Postoece. New.York. ". Y. 6eptembes II 1884,. -
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TIE SEcRET or FENININE BEATTY.

From The Washington Post.
1. has lony been known that personal VIII anu
u,r,i>,ut effort ran do much 10 promote th' erdeo
and charm ui female lovclincNs In SAY ing hn.' no
references /, not ~ mach Ia The old and somewhat rue
thc,ry that beautiful spirit WILL III course III ,n'o
irluiify It's rOrporcAl cnra>cncnt ana toiicl, ia"
uruI,-iy upou lace and feature. tiih lhde-cr,ounIc
charm, If nurity nubicnc>> and serenity whlrh mo-
c",n. m hc regarded ~ special type, rs 10 those
,nuI.ucrs and art. which. scinlOlsly ana per
ncIy applied give IL dazzling li>ire to me
a niu,;int brilitncy TO the expression. anu luii uc
yeiopucnt and pliancy {" the neur. for mrs pun,
noses there are means and processes known only u,
hc c,y Inn extensively advertised FOR the bcheht OF
Inc uanypccuiir baths. strangely concerted WASHES
and lot ons marvron>ly cnracion' creams ana bSm ,
and n,hcr negotiations Of different kinds. cn" wing
nrrro,s secret, derived from tn" famous bcau y o
ilc French court. who. perhaps. nan receiver 'o" ~
toilet tradition, ~ the matrOns OF ancient Rome 70
whom DO. ,ibly they had been handed down by thrl'
rcrh prcdccP Who II may he, III ltlr 'nrh III
hcr,"d thcn from the daughters Of the rharaohs.
lint II remained for the scientific evolution Of mes
later day, to discover ana disclose lss icconuilr.
method. Of securing and retaining the attriDhE" Oh
nhy,icuI beauty. Unlike some OF the secrets OF thc
rpmc,cn,s thc,: methods are IN full accord with the
Ew. Of health. and founded upon the necessity vi
n,o,,rr and natural exercise To load 70 me best r.
. schoo OF physical eui nGsr nave S direction bTr Of
Or d. L. sargent. at Harvard IA. A. allan, ~,
some time Ance DR.. sargent. with the view OF
u,crrtaIuing tho results Of his system offered prihr
10 b. awarded to the most symmc'piraN nta s.,nu
woman in the country. out OF 1000 :onprWvl,otrs
Il Wa, won BY Mis-, Margaret blanche Best OK Moan
VILE Penn who Is thu, officially dcrlarc1 upon ex
nc,f testimony to be, far Is known the most penn
tml woman In the United states: an s shoE train .
ing Miss Best who 1, twenty five yearS 0id say .n
I'm her twentieth year she vas quite shcht ~ norr
and gave promise Of the symnetrcS n In
sists that whsteyer beauty she now RossesscS - u
TO rcsUiute practice on her part inteeentv oroceo
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THE FAILURE OF r. G. CHASE'& co.
TIGHT MONEY ALLEGED TO BE THE CAUSE
SYMPATHY FOR THE FIRM.

SYMPATHY FOR THE FIRM.
Boston, September 10 tspecIaD.-The failure Of r.
Gardner Chase Co., brokers. the talk Of the
street to-day but there were no words Of condemna-
tiOn and only expressions Of surprise and sympathy
for the firm. Though the liabilities are stated
S20o0OOO. there IS general feeling that they will
be largely Offset by substantial assets. At the Office Of
the concern James r. Phelps the assignee. was busy
preparing u statement for the creditors and could
say nothing definite 70 assets and liabilities beyond
his original estimate OF S20OOOOO Messrs. Chase and
Lesg were also busy. and would give little additional
information. The latter said. however that he was
confident none Of the banks named would lose money.
since all had good security.
As TO the actual OF the failure there Is
much uncertainty as ever. though probably the follow
Ing statement from in authority gives clear
All idea can be obtained at present The trouble
is due wholly to the tiehtness Of money. Tho calls
upon have been greater than could withstand
Our cOatcras have shrnk In value beyond all expec
taticn, and much have endesvored to avert .
Suspension. have been forced to II. No. outside
trans specultions have led to this trouble
10 is tight money! and nothing else We have done no
business OF q speculative character as honse. and
such have done for customers has boon done
a conservative basis do not feel warranted now
In giving the circumstances that were the immediate
cause OF the failure
Tie firm Is believed BY brokers generally tn have
done more business IN Ncwlork Of late years than in
Boston. and not large capital as would
be expected. The stocks Of the firm held at tho
Boston stock Exchange were under the rule. sold o
Wednesday az soon as the assignment was announced
Their value go .257 ~. and the sales showed a
profit Of about 1000. To five Boston banks are duo
SlOO.OW each. The losses will fall mainly upon
customers and friends. The firm Is indignant at tho
stories Of "palatal residences Mr. Legs house In
Chelsea did not cost slO 900 and Mr.. rhascs house in
Nrwbury 81. cost lass than 200. Mr. Chase has
estate in Dorchester and lost anything in land
speculation IN Nantucket. Mr. Chase Ia day hired q
e4OO apartment and will start life anew.
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pREFERRIyG A SMALL AUDIENCE.
From The BuffalO Express.

T., thc sprinu OF 1870 the Common Council OF CHI
c,vn A.d nun order for an election Of city 0ilrcrs
under the new city charter. which oder contained no
,,.fcrenrr to the office OF Mayor. There WA, great
a..atisfa,tion with Msyor Calvin. who was holding
over and meeting wa called at the EXPOSITION
I,wiinr which was advertised to be addressed 10y
MANY prominent citizens, including the two eminent
attorney, both since dead Leonard .wett and Emory
a Stnrr, The k;rIncr delivered = 1t ring speech in
rvnr ri nominating a candd ntc for Mayor. but tho
latter who doubled the legality Of the propo,ed eec
Inn md whose judgment the courts Subsequently
.."taIncd did Mt put In an appearance The next
morning the w" gentlemen met a 'r 'trst
her,xi frowns. why didn't you come ar'hnd h>t
night, - 1t was a great meeting; fully 10000 were
' SWEET replied the little lawyer. lowering his
voice and assuming tone at once impressive ana co
aIsntIai. WHEN dednitely determine that I've got
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
H,KEE RANKIN EED BIZ HIS WIFE.

No,ir.c Ina, been served upon Mckee Rankin. who
l. playnr at Holmes, star Theatre In Jay->t Brook
Ivn 10 make answer In the supreme Court why ho
should not he compelled By law to provide for the
moinanan Of III, family Mrs Rankin Is now Lis ns
with her youngest daughter. who Is sixteen years DID,
at The Knobs" In Rivcrdac. She WAS formerly an
actress, and known as Kttie Blanchard. Her husband
ha, not lived with her for nearly four years. Mr':
She should not share In his profits. she makes no
criminal charges against him. but simply says lie mas
abandoned her, and Asks for support
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NOTES or THE fENSTS.

Waslugton sept. I-.--rhc Census Burcan to-day
announced the result Of the count of the populations
Of cities aud towns rs follows; '"'IiVto"' n.y.
~ ;1 in, r.a>c 500 .J.1h per cent, LrNihG'h
T., ....,- iurrc,., ? ,;,,. or 81 80 per cent New
mort Ky, "a 9.I-- incSwse 4.jO5, Or 22O' per cent
Paris, w.. BOO incwas. :.30l, or 7l.o2 per cent
ruc,on. Ar1L 1905 decrease l.02l. or LID per
cent: Rome TIA. $3.50 Increase 3o'', or ~"
per cent: Athens Ca. 1.G"T Increase 10 or 10
in.r cent Augusta t,a., 50, ljO Increase ll,.o0. or
IL AZ per cent 49, rL,or. &c ~ 20,
In is,O the ir,pulaton iO,4iO, net Increase
lH,1vl or ~ 90 per cent.
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PRINCETON SEMINARY CROWDED.

Princeton sept IA tSpccialI.rhs opening exercises
81 the Princeton Theological seminary held tn day
A. II O'Clock IN Stuart Hall. The number OF men
from other scinaarics entering the middle and senior
classes Is un.uny LARGO this year. ten having already
nrrculs'd for the senior and lively" for the middle
class. The number 81 students for this year will De-
i15 or upward. Tn" seminary 1, crowded To IFS
utmost capacity. and number Of students must seek
recommendations IN tDan. The Board Of Directors. who
have IN charge The matter ~ raising mean. Ia erect an
other dormiiOry hope Ia be able 10 report avoraby IN
the future.
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fair the story that the first fortnight OF her married
life was unhappy. that the fst siorlc, which made ma,
Sigouriiey-cvcry Of those sir. hcti0ns Don't
believe ans of them Amelle wa. little given to
doing irrational things. but-but Of those hard
things were 20. Sir. none Of them Why. sir II was
scamp who wrot" them sir Scamp-a rascal-a grand
rascal sir, Why why lie dcservcs-he dr-crvcs'
cshaking his cane obviously, "why-why I'd thrash
ln to within an inch OF IBIS life sr-his life. sir.
er,d IL was the father Of that YOU'VE GIRL ard he
Would have done It, ard would it have been right
saw to gentlemen would II not have been right
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THE wEwrRy NETWORK GRAPE CROP.

Prom TIC KOCIlesUr IIcTdIo .
"Unless all signs fail. laid Gcntienam rom hSnM
York VII be able 10 furnish grape, enough 70 81
long way toward making up 70. the lack OF "thrl
as they have put the market IN scvcrai year,
several days ago. picked Delaware grapes t,at were
god, and the later varieties, ~ Tic taVa"ba CMi
cord. etc, promise TO rpen as carly as t,nti iHe
rot which rauscd so much alarm few %echs ago. ha'
stopped now and although II reduced the crop some
what. there will still be plenty Of good grape, II not
ing out OF the ordinary occurs, between now ana tc
first OF next month. Tut you will have TO pay more
for your grapes this than Won have for several
years mast, and ySu ought 70 b willing to DO II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
OBITUARY NOTES

South bethlehem. Penn. Srpt. IA tSircia Frfhk Cal
laha. cht 81 The Eagle Ilol Bethlehem. died this
Of typhoid foyer. aged Nifty years He was Of Tho
bc.tknown caterers In the State.
rM-. >"p,. lsMilc. SamAry. actress OF the Thea.
tire Francsi- /, dead
bennington. VI Sept. lS.-Flrst Lieutenant Frederick
H"lton Il the ID rnra State, cavalry stationed
Fort whipplc died his morning NJ Brights disease
II" gradual" Of West Point, class Of so and this
h!> first visit: home years Hr arrived last Satnr.
Fatigue Incident TO the long journey home probably
prccipitxtrd hls demise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
. UOTCL vENDDXE hell BOZ ~ CCSToDf

I.tul,c- Icidcborg ard MaLgn took To f"i''N lie
rr,r. lass ni2ht br!l.bpy nineteen wears oio "h" "e
co ~; MO, ID the Hot" N"idor" IL j -hrno'" Una"
nj rti,n /. ,orrcted With til" efforts to .id out WIN"
,, IN. iruey from the hotel SAT" St'"fa daI' M"'
1l,c q. Electives would not say a'Sthhf ab'"t 'h' ~
a. tho hotel the proprietor wound n"th; "dht nor "'''
49,, ,,. hay lad ANYTHING to do vita tho theft
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MARRIEO.

BARKER-LLOYD-ln Brooklyn. on wtcnc sdar; S'ptem
Der H. l-oo Rev. John T. Lloyd, lloisc l.lose
W"i,b BARKER.
GROvE>TEEN jacobson On Tuesday sert'tnoer 10 1S
at hr.t Church UIch,n-ack, " j., BY the R'v DE-
VIM Wr,lcs Hnlley Milton Weston Grovestcen. o. Ncw'
York city and os"pinc. daughter OF Ssiah liz
jacobson.
MOE COOPER Oakland. cal september 10, 1890; at ting
residence brides parent. Francs. daughtrt o.
Almond f. Cooper to John NJ. Moe. OF Corona. y. !.
AKi;ISf-SIIEPARD--O Thur>dar september 49, 1890.
a. ,.rac. Chapel. BY the Rev ,.ror;" F. Ne son Lucy
Walru dau.her ~ Alexander W shepard. of Rrooxlyns
ard Hugh Roberts Parrish, OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

Perhaps the finest example Of the modern hotel y
found in the Buckingham, New-iork. In city where
this peculiar and progressive science OF bookkeeping
Is carried to such perfection, II speaks we'll for house
TO be singled ont especially possessed OF every reQ
site for luxurious living. With people OF wealth anq
refinement. the Buckingham Is deservedly an immense
favOrte The restaurant Is most tastelly arranged
and the cuisine uncxcelled(Boston saturday Evening
Gazette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
J,wptyf'r II JrPpUL'S WIDOW I'LL.

All. taut D>:rI't Attorney Jerome r'cNeh Il NJ
match Yesterday. when h" was tNi'p Wv"
~. order smith, In. rIn!nc him that his mo'"r W.
,c.rou.v III q, sharon, Conn. lie .u:rcndrrch NJ
,. ,u c,ur "a an Il 80, ate and left The CIV on
,, ,f,cruoon tram. HIS moth"r l. TIE VINO" VI
.,,ycur.. H. Jerome. who died Two year, hg" di'c' u
Iour and painful Hines.
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BEGINNING TIE COLLEGE YEAR.
AMHERsTS EX.PREsIpENT PRAIsISG HIS sUo
CESSOR.

Amherst. Mass. Sept. IL tspeciap.The opening
cxcrcls-s at Amherst College held this morning
aud conducted by OK President J. H. seeye. ~
Or. Gat",. the new president. IS not expected hero
until October l. Dr.. scclyc spok" 10 the students
Of his rrgrs AZ retiring. and praised the great ex
erutivr pow r and the brill.ancy Of Dr. Gates.
Tho freshman caa' is one 81 hirh raDh. Judging
from the admission papers. but II Is not so large as
ti,ual In numbers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
CHARITIES COMMISSIONERS rIsRED Up.

Preden. Porter and the Commissioners Of tho Depos
men Of Charities busIy engaged yesterday in prepare
ing reply Mayor Grants letter regarding the recon.
nendsons by Grand Jury reference TO Charity
Hospital. probable that the will be sent -
the Mayor to-day. by order Of the Commissioners IL
medical board Of Charity Hospital have subjected that insos
tuition 20 thorough examination Although report hoo
been the Commissioners yet the sanitary change
BY Grand Jury have been carried cut -
far A. pOssIble
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TO THE SEASHORE.

SPECIAL BOAT BY THE SANDY HOOK ROUTE Oh
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach Seabnghc
Long Branch Asbury Park, and all stations TO PouS
Pleasant the steamer Sandy Hook will leave Pier
e. North River foot Of Rcctorst Saturday. Septem-
Der 30, at 10
Regular boats leave New-York at 80. 10 rs Ne
S45, .. m Sundays, 8 80 .. NJ, l p. N. u
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FOR PRESIDENT OF cHIcAG0 rSIvERSITr

Chicago, sept. l-.-T1c director, of the new Uni
versity Of Chicago to-day elected DIR. W. r. Harper
OF Yale College president Of the now Institution. Al
though given six months IN which 10 decide upon his
answer the trustees, il is we'll known fact that
the trustees had almost positive knowledge " DR..
Harpers willingness 70 accept the place before 1t was
offered HIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

formancc. pair Of brothers. dressed in sdn- tight
| garments Of red silk. spanged with gold. appear on
two thin ropes stretched across hurdles dozen ieet
or from the floor OF the stage. On these tiey
dance. skip. turn double somersaults stand their
heads and race up and down with the same ease and
agility though they were on terra frma. ono
>omcrssu I'm particular. Is marvellous in its dcxterty
The brothers sit straddlc the ropes playing on
their entire impetus from the scat Of the body and
without losing note Of the melody they keep scrap
ipg the strings and alght together again on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
OFFICIAL RETURNS IN NAIyE,

Augusta Me-, Sept. 1S.-Oflcial returns OF the voe
for Governor are ss follows: Burlcgh. S41o0 ThomD|
son, 1880; Clark, :,049; scattering. 9o6; total
113 1888 Burleighs plurality, 1890 There he's BEEN
no change In the list Of Senators Is published The
next House will stand 40 Republicans to IL DemO
Gratis.
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1ur prv mn (CUPGE n CHEEVER I'LL.

TIL. P.v. Dr. d,corHr Is. Fh"N f i 'ohhh'" y" ~"
-, I,.i,vo,d y = H.. ilinr~- II" l. feeble, i"i'
,, con.,d.r.d In "A cfitica condition lie II being
,a ,,, hy If. -I.t.s Mrs. Washburn hi br"th"r u"
Key Henry r. thc'ser and his NIECE Miss i''h '"'''
. ,,,..,cr Mas, Dr. th.rver IL eighty four years old
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Busy DAY IT THE sUB.TREAsCRr.


FLAIR or MONEY DISTURBANCE FOR A LONG
TINE To COME ALLAYED.
The Sub Treasury had unusually busy day YES
tert!ay. In addition rs usual business. which has
been increased hy tho recent Treasury orders for the
prepayment Of interest ON the per rent and the
currency per cent bond. and for the redemption Of
IL per cents. It had to pay for the bulk Of tho
per cents under the Treasury acccpances II Wcdnes
day While IL business larger than for any day
in several wears II was tar from being the largest
since IT, Establishment. II paid for Sll.61s.so0 4
per cent bonds and there remain only about 80 500 600
to lie presented. The late pay ment on Wednesday WAS
made in cash. instead Of cheeks aud yesterday
sj.3IT 900 d>1urscd In the same way. What DIS
position made Of this money not learned. but
Il wa, con-idcNd improbable that It vnS Immediately
put m bank. At rate. II will not appear IN the
Clearing Horse statement 10 day Onr prominent trust
COMPANY received at least part OF 1t. and
Immediately sent II into tie market In the shape OF
call lsn- The effect Of tho heavy payments was
felt quickly. and the highest rate for dcmand money
) per cent.
The sub Treasury also redeemed 800 l .cs
and prepaid s7o4 $40 interest several issues. H.,
payments Of pensions and issue of new silver notes
made che total disbursements unusually large. Fear
necn allaycd hy the "utpourns II Government funds.
The >tJcX market rc-p"ndcd slowly to the easier rate,
S.,rr "%s nH ;S pa npc Of t the frc Of
r. Gardner Chase & Co. II Iioston. was received at
the stock EArhanac. hut the announcement was
without effect. because the firm had M contracts Oh
the floor.
BONDS OFFERED AND INTEREST PREPAID.
Washington. sept. 1,.-Thc offers II IL per cent
bond, u tho Treasury to-day for the entire country,
far ~ heard FROM aggregated $:v2.13O. The pre-
payment OF interest the - for tho entire country.
~ far H. heard from. amounts I" TlSo4i- Tile re
turns from the Ash, amt Treasurer at Newiork are
missing in both CASES.
The Offer, of = per cent bonds TO tho
Treasury Yesterday. for the entire country, az
crryatcd sLD.,.i.,O. making total ~ far
offered under the CIR, ulsr Of August 80 o(
Sl1Gip6IO. Tn" prepayment ~ interest on the -
Yesterday for the country aggregated $j7.7'
making a total III far of Si.'8rD23
Applications have been received at the Treasury
Department for all extension Of time beyond scptem-
her 90 for deliveries OF per cent boad> under tie
rir,Il.r Of August 80 -.O. II ha, been decided 10
allow a reasonable DELAY in making deliveries. pro
yIdcd tIc bond, are offered Ia the secret ,ry or t0
Tho Office of an Assistant Treasurer Of the nitcd
states ON or before saturday, september 20 Author
nv To TN, effect has been given " the sub treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
REGIsTEATIOE DAY AT SYRACCaE.

Svracusc. SPIT IL tspccial.Thi was registration
dny At ayrarn-~ University and IN" etcrin: class will
l'Iincr 10. tn" chancellor made q ,l"rt address ~
which liz welcomed back IA" students and gave them
fcw words 81 caution. The fnruy had scarcely had
their when the sailing II the n ,hI.en began.