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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
THAT KEATS HiLHjDNS .

from The Fall River ''lptr.
4 Lao, with d wonderful capacity lor cold water
,na,r !, kind Of Noih, ark Snr II It lat evrIins i"r
people vino dwell arGdnd H. south Para" inir !,
a ad pp pear r p.r% VI %| ,c " I,' ~, I', pS
T., something Ike million polhu 10 tn' ,, .'' -,
inch Just what ''c',"d iha n'"r,nia nM inc TO
'"' IN fine band stand will probably never 10
tu,wn Possibly lc had found lir too low a, ,n.
lie could do the stand pipe any harm ~, ~ ma a c,u ," "n
lie Skinned up aud hrsan n"nkcia VIII 'n v ,"p ~,
wrud undoubtedly have experienced CONSIDERABLE i T.,
dllrmlty In uuia>cning th' zap hnt me ov n mS"
nrrhim found II easy enough IL in ~ ~
viii surprise him Ia IN" end Of his days nc Ma
inmdinv directly over the pipe. ,t"nnrh down. ~heh
Inc l,@t thread Of the cap screw wa loo'eneG ,,
Tlcrr was swish and roar ana n'I''" ' p, n%
,,r..urc sent II mighty volume Of water inou ,t
.r into the air II would have r1n nns' n,1d
,mc,ar!c but for feature which r"re me hl" oa
81, thr veins Of the assembled multitude. A' inr =,
The eve colld reach. and almost at ~" very p II
M '"wcr Of T'."r y nalp i p and S watn9 his
hand. and feet in hi terror Fortunately ~" ,,a
"cndo> force :"rpo;ri ~, him. . ara IT , . isrre.
lem, him In the middle II was Wet work looking ON.
ut for second, nobodv dared I" move. ,'.."
rave member of the Police Dcpailn'n cr0vc'rd
H., ,r,nrc of mind and darted IT, the Park House
Telephone. \ little later superintendent n,c n, A..
The water works arrived Oh tue s'e"o' p"'' ""' Wv
I'm" ~rmc thought seemed t" inspire the crowd ~
On, .,mc InOinrni. for 1--WE hundred voices eNcihlita
Sou must let him down eSS. a., S ,e,r tn,, ~
Kicrnan nerdcd such warnng lie kIirw tnn' w., ~
shut IN the supply suddenly mean, t"rr'" ,. ~, ,n
there among the stars. and WIN to''ri, a' ns, u" 80,
wumun' he began to turn back fl' swift tue III '"o
''' Inch by ,rch the tower Of wafer diminished inrh
b, inch that small sprr Of humanity dr>relsa. IN"
T., n"nrs, whispers Finally JOYOUS cheer rang ont
RI Thc urrnn wn1 thirty feet from the ground and sore,
:" s; w wST " "rder aaS the s so" Of
was turned he boy sr1rpsa safely !. into s 'ss
~, .o' "in.d h;s lace with his dripping sleeve.
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f;f,fJU PLAYING At LAWN TENNfS

Arh,uch the atrc"dantc Il tie tournament ~ the
E.t Orange Lawn Tennis tiab Was small >c-tcitiy
an account Of Tia" thratcnn: day. those thai wc''
,,cr, were amply awarded for coming bv IA" OK
o.cn play. There we're only games paved T.
thc mems singles Mr.. COndlcr tn" favoiiic ~ Tia
Orange. Lawn Tennis club. easily d"!catd la, MI
,,poulst and W. Van Der Kirft 81 the club.
roIud after round Of applause for his brilliant play
He was especially effective In his bickhand strokes.
The ,cor> made Yesterday Hc!r tie following:
Mem, singles 4. A. Gould beat q. WILKINSON. o.
q =: u. ". Condlcr beat r. W. EatlbOii". q .. d
~ A. Icirnnd beat ". V Johnson. G-4 u -, W. O..
Ludlow beat w. Van der kc't. D. 50.
PLAY will ia. continued Ia day Oh the arrival Of the
| 80 tram from New Ork.
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DIED.

ss ; s''is sc's'SS ca: "a -:
~ cs sT I ,G Tus E%~,s" s.s sns'
carraGes win .rt 80 'r.n faom r:nd Central Depot
Friends viii kindly omit nowrrs.
BrsiI suddenly. at HI; redence 2o2 Columbia i,elsh.:
Notice Of funeral herc-,ftar
cmEIsTMAs-As tn, Evansville sanatorium. n. y" Sep
Int rncnt at Greenwood.
u KAND-At Lll1abthtown. ~ Y, on MONDAY. the lSsA
Funeral notice her, after.
frXXEuA. c.IIsrr rsnt: L. J. on the 18th inst. Her
Friend, ,d 70 attend hc funeral from hi, lat" resi-
Train leaves Lcng Island CITY at D. M. Special ear.
lockwood died Monday september 10, in the 10Th year
Funeral rvee. at her late residence iis West 63dst.
Tuesday everns. September III, at O'clock.
i.fSsy j. %srrri late Of MorFl.,o"". s. j. in tn:
r9nr, ;:r;ic,. from chuIsh q H.: r"ac"nsF' Morri..
Train. Christopher and Barclay IS. ferry at $50
e. w # Enc a. sp sy child VI Il
Thoma j and %nnis Evans Middidtch. aged years
Not 'c CO Of % i"""rs hereafter.
a. s as%S lss9 81 hi. S sts
team. IN III" 10Th year Of h- 'gt . >,,,.o, ~
an" and isstn.. rae.day 10th INST; a. precisely
iniladsIpais aud BOSTON papr- please c.py.
rS AS4 M"%s md yei Of s her ss Church.
friends miltd attend without further
RiDN IL: >rdily ac >yo,-t l.. L. IN III" 9Th year OF
hr. age. Anu,tt. A.. widow Of Joseph l.idne-
Relatives and friends invited 20 attend her funeral
the r'.id'nrc ~ her brother. IhOt0r =. Lewis,
200 Pr>dmt.-'. BROOKLYN. Tuesday. September 10.
u :. orlucn 70. M.
RI S>EI.--Ou saturday morning. S"Dtinb'r l3 1870 AZ
her r. sdeirc, III Warrington Place" Hester Mary Rtv''
ST. daughter iltA Abraham Kusstl of this city
Funeral at late residence" "Wednesday the
In,.T,,cnt a, rcnyenirn,. ~ family
Kindly omit flowers
SII.IAOt rs On Monday Sopt mb"r IS Isabella h
II widow II tr la" Henry >ilcork- Of Bruins.
FlJeral At her lat r'-iG'n"c $50 Madsonst
I!Poouyh. Wednesday morning. - pt'hb"r Il.
STEHLlN- t Sodsn. Germany on the lith inst Joseph
Stehlin, Of y, w.York.
Notice az fun"ral hereafter.
N\N Be>kE HCK On saturday. September 10. 1890.
John ,. Van Boskesck. Of Maria PtnIan and the
ll. AbrSn. Nsu llosxerck ia the 5cth OF hl>
Relative and friends respectfully, invited 10 attend the
funeral At T. Tuesday. September ID. at hl, ats
In'"rnrnt prSat"
WAHDEN-Suddrnly. q. the honss OF her broh'rn.law
WnLam X. Warden. Rod Bank. " j.. >'ptrber ~.
lSiQ Mr.. Jane Hayward Walden. wife OF the lau John
- Warden. ~ Monmouth Co., y. J.
Funeral the house OF her sister Mrs William
u. smith AZ Cnnberlandst "Wednesday. 18th inst.
y. III.
WELLS >udd.nv OF heart failure. Westerly. Il. l..
jacob, wells, "a I'D his
Funeral Ir,st' Wcsrlli. L. |.
,rt. y. y, Wedn sdny, september II,
rival OF D. m. train.
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HER THEATRE FISHER THEN, hkh NJ '""'" ''''

IN, van know Tom Chap;c'" h" >a' ~ thF "''"
,. IN, m. ,b,atr. no. Let M tell YOU sufS ao""'
hi, lie 1, u hand -rr aud prosperous Young ''"!''
down town. lie I. happily MARRIED anu mas NV ',
wv, . =, ,,,c, ,ircl, Of friends and acqnainance>
nm ccount NJ nj. honesty purpose aud kindness Of mart
p,on,tn,.s Of action In emergencies Is Oh" oil MS h
fac,crI,.r, At such tines hc does "h"' nv ''' "
be rp,t rrpaidlv,r VI cnI sequences. .
~ e 81, h, ,.,, ,,. year, ago hc had Inv tied Two
y,,n vomrn their rhapr,on aud gentleman to a''na
,h. .prs at the old h'aicny Of M"sa' ra'" was
,,y md all ,ocr,y VA, TO be- present u IL "a' Wv
,,r,Iu. Might III. patty nad afri''u ~ t"e NOUS '
- .i,y II. u.y 10 the bo> when MI old v'"'t'"na'
', ,d Il, ,I. /, ,ln said 20 Tom: The young man
up,tx,,, says we irionx down her" somewhere ~"
shaw II, our .,ut,r Tom, eyes t"inkied ahd "''h
merry glance At hi, party liz hahu'u Inc "'n'' =" ''
.aid. certainly this way II YOU please
.Tom's party entered It's box and saw MN u. Inv
- ,.,,ny down two end m the Orchestra for the ola
nan and beautiful oung wohsn. who seeo"psn'su n'
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A PARLDR MA1r'H" AT TIE NEW PARK

farce comedy that lbs endured In "a number Of
ses>Ons brought coward mo.e last uicht at
The New lark Theatre IT." opening al r-,cu Of the
regular season. II wis Charlie, II. IOvt'> 4 FarlDr
Match played by Charles f. Evans AID william IIny
and their company. Til" piece La, been sea too Often
TO need comment. There no rca son 10 >uppo>e mat
II will not Le received with The same favor :,: il la,
always met before. 1t contains new song, and dances
Of course, and some Of them are attractive. while the
parts generally Clcvcrly played. OF the new mem
Der, Of the company Miss CLAIR, TIr0pp. d, imnOccnt
Kdd made a. good imprctiVn any and showed her.
self quite able 10 fill part that has been we'll flied
before and gives chance for some little dis play Of
Sprfghtly b,Imor. some further progress has been
made In the decoration OF the theatre and the effect Is
generally pleasing.
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,yrurC THEATRES LAST NIGHT.

Hand, Across Inc sea- Il mclUl,tma which was
given ut various theatres IN the city several times
last sesson was offered again last might at the Grand
fpe1 House. The piece has already bccn described
aud discussed IN these columns. Both the story and
the characters are conventional types. but they arr
the types that usually found TO suit III" taste OF the
audience at Tive Grand Opera House. and they did not
fall to meet tie requirements OF the situation In this
c&se. Most OF the actors were the same that have
Len seeh IN the parts before. At the Harlem Opera
AeASA Louis Aldrieli aud his company played /" The
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WAITING FOR a DIVISION OF STRIKE MONEY.
Albany. sept 13.-Mr. Hayes. grand secretary %
the General Executive Board Knights 81 Labor and
Lecturer Mcclure arrived Ecrc this morning. Inc
striker, hung around the headquarters for hoi- await
inc division II the funds which layc, wa> shppos"d
T., ,avc brought The amount for each of the six local
Assemblies whose men out strike VIII he gwen
to the master orhinan Of each assembly. IL j. cs'i'
mated that there arr about thousand men among
whom the money to he distributed. secret Hayes
would not say how much money h" brought Win nm
H., wa. ,Iu-ctcd with the leaders II the strike a MS
ppon in the brunswick Hotel The strikers WHO rc-
turned 10 wpra Will receive any money.
r. V Powdcrlv. General Master Workman OF th'
Enlut> Of Labor .aid Yesterday that ~ lac h'M rom
vrnt.ou ~ tho Federation of Railway Fmp'N'' mos,
d.t,A,t A. ,ml,l., composed Of railroad men Wouhi
orlly for adms sion to Il" Fs'icratl"n
r. Il. Mc,;mirr VIII, rturncl from Albany Ecc>Ur,
d,, said that twenty oi the old elnp"y'> "t mo
Nrw York Central Earr,d returned I" "o'n W''hllt
in the freight ards hlit the roni'non men ti'cite.i
10 ,trlke unless they DISCHARGED ana tir; WERE
Assistant superintendent; Harrington j. rH"U'n A. >n
In, that u 10 ~ ~" strikers Will pl'N;" 'l""''cNcH
10 return 10 work he will discharge the icw men,
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4 U'LDUI.NG.

:, =, C"aua'- ':'r 'aihl 'inrh ~ J." ~
ONE i,..rrci nd i.Nih =. Vi VIZ" hp. "'"-"
GER 81 l,.. Cutie. married - -" j. ~ N''f
,,y n Il. In i. i,"vi',,. rs ih' E"' u ViT '''
il'd oH,"jlt. t~-i>'"' - Ia" l'F. ''''' VI ->N"'
I .c,,h Lu.rl.i hot ms. a.! J"''i lli'''''
,,.. r,,,. c.,..-. l"h" Jo', .r. II: "'
,vl,- ,pt Pa! '.u-,.a er;tcd - u.'""'. vi
,li. l,...iit! vn> ;i8r "d, n.aid "i l'r" ih' ""
mon, va, E.llpVcd b, r""p;i"a held Al ~" horn" ~
~. h. lie, inrrt,. -. - W.T. ga" i"''i'' a."
n:t"uth -.
Among the guest, wrr'' Mr. and NJ Wi!!ahi i'i"n'
,hi.-n,u aud Mr.. David Larry. VI. aud VIZ. I"nEf
Nr ui,. Mr. ard NJ, J"'Ia - i"- VI ana WI.
,,,,c~ I.r.rp Nr AID Mr., T.. krpiry. VI "a" W. '.
Jane, dempsey. Mr.. and Mr.. Jane. "'''nn"il VI.
and Mr. r McNahun Mis-. W Iali'I. v - Ia''i
p,i, Mr. and Mr.. T.. I'"cnal. W. ana WI. u. ,,n
,,,n Mr. AMI Mr. Mch,"i Rrillt. VI. id Mr~
Matthew C".,nr. VI. Ard Mr., lh",u' lam. Nj
,,,rru,u / nm Wright. Me- iriii. Mr. l0'n ~
Irlu u, vi ,ron, Marin D,iv and Mr.. IA Mr. VII
ian Nalh,
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NR NEIDL To WILD mr. 81 ~ TIE 'tTHhi Ills


kiur-tt. o.Ih l., .,l.. C:"u'd v.'- Nv Eon f.
i, AT ,.,INin', Corner, IA" tn-'Ill- for III eye
can't 1rW -nrnrn-r h.,rm al Anton ~'.Il III. sell
at. pr. .ai N.h ...r'Il fr!"d-. L,:i4c been /" TIE
u, i!.ii> for w,.rh. -" ..'''t "i l. r. fh'"F. :"
.r'"' niir,- The sI"ir -i.-u g." Ne" ! RI a. IA
i,, T., " hni that pl'tuir.adr lp'af' J. li"ti' -
L.ic,I, ud..,t"l iuy ';tiyr '"':,-'.. 80 MAJ" "
r!.n G:ljWli. tho general ,iNi" -; ." old tnshN"
,.,,,nn. NE i'm lu!r l. Ia b" II 81 N'b hdi''"
bi,r.i ~" foundations. There Ar ~" towers. 'i"
i.,c.i al winch =. istr bat "i"'I gallery ~ ~
nr f-,,I Witch .,li cyt"ndrd AID h"Au !fnl 'i,A VIII
b.. ,,'p:drh 1i, in'.ir iul- / ~ fin'' ha-i WOMB
ma dr.nhin. hI Th, i, III ii" bd "m"'t. hi''"' with
hard W,nI W!ili vain dlug 81 li"h barb. Mhihu
ir rlrI. viii c obi 'rrnIin proverbs PERTAINING 4"
t-,.bius In IN" hI-t Il ~. a Wide and 'pri"nN hill
ard .,alrtt.. with Iirg" -inH" open hNpl"r> ~ IN
',l, ,n"r, are Dio.d rtrtu'"- - The I'at'r. HILLARY
and , Iy:. dining room Nth BAY wind ~ looking ont
u,,,I IT,. valley, TIL, dlulis room will Il" "'boia'"N
dc. nt:ci IN quaint design. ii ,wi x rough "'h"n bc ans
~ ;,i. ,,ril,. The second noh VIII L'v" ~" hrf'
=, cIiqg iu.n- wnh c"mpnt' BATH and thl't apart
mean. ald every III .dcrn app.lih" fr '"'n'"'. ne
,,t,. will h. .Irruu,dcd wth broad Nci""dhN. III"
rr.,,.ln. cuui- 81 tine cNtrri"r viii h. III hfo"h
.,-,y and ds.i. .It.n. The -" l. IL" mldl' OF
,..,ntiinl natural grove pi NAPLES ii l'ln", b.
,,.u acre, ii rAt"ut. This l. "u ia" lU - IN .
I,r and D,lawar, track and At viii H. Ia i''uly ma
.,,, IN n,d- AMI walks. Ih" suppl 81 HHT VIII u"
fq IN ; riV tai .pii!Is near ~ mana lh' 'rtinIto"
ro,t of Ia. structure rI;WO, and # viii be com
pl,,,d h, Iui, VIXEN Mr.. Hcidl VIII hflir Ms fanny
ana pend his entire summer lh"fr. lie SAYS maj nv
dc. no, icud Ia IT, nj Brighton Bach next summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

Editor which has also received comment here The
racterzaton OF American editor that is offered
is not crcdtahle either to Americans or TO editors.
and 1t Is hard to imagine that II could be true. Rough
ness and bluntncs> OF manner not be wholly un-
acceptable As companions TO honesty and Kindness nf
heart though their beauty Is likely t. be Ovcrc>macd.
t II Is the honesty and kindness that are chiefly com
mcudable and when the accompanying qualities arr
,.rIid ryond rr >onablo bounds the CLOAK OF virtues
ceases 10 cover their prominence and to prevent ito
giving offence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
NDNIN ATOMS El ACCLAIM \TlpN.

Tic Vth New 1,r."v pi>trrt E"pu'li' Al CONVENTION
VIII ret If Paterson to- DAY At II orl~l. y" hhW'
l,~ been men, ed except that 81 IN" ih' i'in"1''
,uyr.> ,uan Icckv III. and u Is expected that J." VIII
lr, nominated ~ a'cli.iaton. IT," Pa>'air t"iit'
R"pnhlcan Convention met Yesterday ~" II '"'h''' ="
=, alderman Joseph H. Gutck"nbnSi. -. Paterson fp'
sheriff and irn"inluat'd Charles u NM Tor SUR"
KAT. by A,rli:I,ioli.
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u,rui- vIIpu',lir TD RE AHEAD

uu,ford. CONT -rn L.. f'' state I''"'' ~
Convention meets hrc To in"rr'" III -
~ ,,..,. 80 Iui,rd STATE, Treasurer Jam"' W.
,,, -, xorx,,L and tDlD"l william H. H'"N'h'""'
,,,n.r,r, TN. evening In Fniri"h COUNTY
..u.u. stevenson h"rlarrd hn'"lf not "a rah""''e,
I'm. cucu, voted FOR Morris t. 30 f"t ,, r.nr anu
mn ~, Cnuu,y voted ~ for Hyatt 10 20 ni ho'
rI These ar" al informal II !, Ee,;..H uI I,e,u
10 night anon best observers '''a' "''''' WIN ~
Nominated.
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INSPECTING 4 UONDERFTL COW.
WE'LL KNOWN JERSEY BREEDERS sfE Mn
IppITrpN'> EtROrI>ANiA.


I.,top. sent IS ,-pcci.D.--D Fnllcr Appleton en-
lri,,n. a cnnliny Of HI friends who arr deeply
interested IN tn" Improvement of American DAIRY
dairy rrn,n,,, II hi farm. in Ipswich. on saturday
M. ,n.,,> rriii ..d many ~ the n"nf"r> oil me
,n..,i-.r ir,ri-' As.p' ration. Il, VOL Il" '"Ih-
..... ,.u,>,, ard butter makers from III over III"
Ti.i.i STAT. drawn together :" -" Mr Npp''"h
lt.. pr,aIu,,r. a." famous E>-"N 80" Euf"> AHA Il
,..t till ... u.,r,l.r e ihc i,r>', family. The
-.-, i lul"d Crloi.l t,,rr.'' 7. Wdiu' ct Newport
the %. iluai"r If III" \-'"Ii"n "t American Hr'"'t'
# lei, .ry Cttr: Nn,lauri Robli,.I. = New YORK ,
Dr. e. H. o..rwI. Of Oi;,,-r y. J.. Enrich PaImi'y'
If oc",nica. y. j. tolonc Henry > Russell! al Nl''"l
T'i",I.a. Nr~,rhi. II 49,. York fran'> p"d-"' III
Darvrr, l.njanll y. Wlyr. Of Mari'"head >. Emu
,o,t pra'"..v 81 S,l"n: 7. Jefferson Coolidge OF
r...',, rol,n-l Nathan Appleton. Of Boston: Thomas
>a,lI-,.. "f Hav,r.ill John trmmins. "f W""i'nin
Jo .rh w. Wooi-. "f I"-ton: Nathaniel ~ Horton. 81
>l,-m. r. ". l:oaTdn,n. % l;o>ton. and the Kew
E".,nl Z 'li"m >n,.th. 81 ID,tpn
runti~,uil WIS innd bv r,clf In a pretty pat
d-h. >'. bore her ho:";~ ln'r--ily aud submitted
{, ;n,r,u:h u..In,r.,n II ,'r Guc point. She l.
~ ,.lr- ID ard Ter number In ~" herd book i
.or;-. Her rcilglrc /, from Eiotcr II and Alpha
!,y,n.. With /. MAIN li.rr tel >ih> q" Eurti~ Who ~
les than a yrlf lr,lurd 80 pounds anl l on"c "f
butter AID dropped cali within TIE Nca' III" t'>
with frrvtl~anla hogan April -. -. ana c!'d
w.,h \rI ~. I-oo. H. TIL, time her milk pr's!i'd
81 ppuii> aud . ounces oil lEtt"r. Hio' "'''N
the ~ and ~ Quantity Of sour apple "h''"
.an,,d "A .n.ir, ~ ~ Ter bn't"r prriu' 10" from
>, ., ..nI,,> 4 Nuk to - pounds y week. ana
t',,u:L -" ,ui hIs recovered her health. ~" ""
"a. ini,..,. IN ,irr milh bitter I" the rrrv"u"
AVERAGE v,..hN pr..iu't In october. l1-'. |'\
In"rih> after al" t'>i wa- bogus. the 90" ",s"e"
IN ,,nIud- 81. ,,r.IN four p,id> Of gram
4. I. .Ii. -. al 'i'h ul ,OrnnrI. gN'ttd 'ril> ana
I'm, VITA t,,u.. ,I,n-. AID hay according ID TIE
.>on ll.t for Il" ,Hr appl" rp.>d u Is ,r'irDed
,ht TIN. Wonderful Wuili HAY" iitd ftil' lO"
p.,,,., ul 1uitrr ~ -" y"sr. Eur"'lNihla carried
~ ,,,,.,r nv, M nh, If tli" wear. Her record
lin -, hat mad" hy larl>c r. Fanny. me famous
,ov ~ t,L mel ". \ Wei >"r o Columbia. Tenn. IN
~ h, richr pounds and one tale "tn""~ Mt
\ppl,.m l.r> Tie. I,rss'l, ..>'sailoh silver pr!xr
,r ~ a,,l.rl I.urmi ANA u, the hampton butter p9o
drr,r uf th. world. wlni II" VIII hold unless Bison
Irllc IN. property 81 ,lpne Webster. Of tennessee.
r,,u ul,rr.,dilg :, tc-t. .l,nld - lp>' icG Irorl
rho a Movement Of EuIIlr-ana Wa best rrasurSi -
colonel Martu- >t't.i. hN the fat that the average
cow', hitter production fnv one year Wa tut lie
pounds.
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large numtr Of Toms scQuaintances In the auo'ehee
bold and became specifies with establishment
when hc entered his box . moment later IS uncoh'
scous a. he had Just stepped from his carriage their
astonishment became sensation which spread over the
house IL particularly amusing 10 watch the isccs
the old gentleman aud his fair companion Patti sang
well that night but Toms friends paid more attention 10
tho right prosccn'um box than they did to the diva Tom
was married about years 70 Rochester airl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

r.. C.,.n.ttt.. on :lni,'!". m ~. lh''"~' w..
r.u.i, "a Assn alton hid u""'ln? last 'Ncllt ~ W.
.r,. ,r' AZ. ,,.,r wLrh { = shawn. 'haf'nir ~
ad 1rc co,,l.t." i'.ir,i 4 staten ~: 81 u Hi"
.,Ii. ,i.uy IA the NtXt.I Assembly, Dstfht '"t"''n
H., ..,. NJ which :. And' = pr -'d'T: Hu q"
t,,I ....t.ir,un Witch Dan.' krily lads ht"i u"'
,.u COT, d-rlr. Il the matter The c''iltt'" q" u''
,.. , f.rr.,niy,,i"r - -" us.i!rt \ H'''H9 LOT ~
,.,..,.. VIII lr h,ld - r.'l>d," evening r"'ab!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
THE HANHArTAS CLI'B ~ IT'S VIEW MORSE.

The Manhattan club moved into It's new home. tn"
stewart msnsion at Fiftl,avc. and Thirty fpui tist
Yesterday. There were formal ceremonies. but the
club will have appropriate house warming some time
this fall. The club has had decorators and other
artisans at work the hOlsc for some time. and In
consequence the big marble building has been fitted mp
with ell tho Injuries ~ well Is convcnicnces OF big
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

here The mummies cost $500 each and to protocol
the infant mummy Industry OF this country something
like 300 each was addei tn the valrc in inc CnstoW
stand the rigorous climate Of Wc3nsn and when the
mummy had returned to DUST according t. the divine
laws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
r,,,, OFFICIAL RETURNS ~ ARK ANH\>

,u,i, rock. Ark. sept. io.rh" official majority Tor
Each, Democratic candidate for ''"vrrh"r' J. :i'o''
nvcr ruer. tnion Laho: and R"pihh'" '',"''''
The total vote in the stat" WAS '''''@'' u. "'''
-" ,n. .,n- and Flyer ,j.lSl. The average
,,,,. m. i,ri,, on the r,~t of the state ticket Is
about 2!.jtO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
xn,;IXArED FOR ASSEMBLY.

r,,,, \ y. sept i5.-Thc Prohibition '"hN'h
. -, Nootuomery Count. held here Oh ah'r''
Wv" .,n.,.d y,,d.r Iu,n, Of Flat Creek. for 'nsn"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
MARRIED.


CARMAN- Gf0RGFOn ThT: day. Jun" ). 1890; nv Hev
co. r. Cnyl.r D.. D., Miriam A. G"org. OF ,'loncestefs
Eng. and William Warm (arnai, OF BROOKLYN, ~ Y.
ESTWICk-WII.SoN-On Monday. september "a at Mad
isOn 'Av"nur Baptist Church by the k". C. DIV B,de'
both OF S'w.York city.
TITUS uOWLAND-rhursday. September II. at the
r,si' 81 the brides mother. Ath'I> HUDSON. ~
the Roy. Jas ". stewart Ella J. Rowland to Frank
a. Titus. Of Br iOalyn.
Notices Of marriage must he Endorsed with fun
oamc and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
4 NruNY err VBLES To Dr. st.

From The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin.
Imriug a recent tour through Egypt Herman Frank:
M milwaukee, purchased two mnmnlles and shipped
them 10 Hilw aukoe " DO PLACED IL tho public museum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

New York clubhouse Many members v,ltel TIC hons,
yesterday and Inspected every part Of H. and al OK
pressed the greatest satisfaction with the new homo OF
tie cluh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
TIE ELECTION WILL. COST LOTS or M'Hh''

TIE ELECTION WILL COST LOTS or M"Nh',
Tie Police Commits ,iDlcls held long secret mee''"s
al hradonartcrs yesterday. and went rsr"fhiy over
IN" estimate, for election expenses III "fn'r l" MANI
,,.uor, TO the BOARD ~ Estimate and App":tohheht
~ ,,,v They decided that II would be necessary u"
h,Id ,hout 200 voting booths In election districts III
which rooms Of >uiicIcnt szc cannot hc hlrc" All"
III, Iouh, viii cost $50 each. A. t" III" coal /"
printing the ballots. the Commissioners did i"t 'l
wla, estimate they arrived at aud the hcirr' WI"
not IL. made known until to-day. Perhaps the he
u,,.s will have 10 Dc madr larger II IN" I'"sr' I"
Aldermen compel tho Commissioners Ia nVc the pF'ht
inc dim. y contract la sd on scaled bids The result
of t, Aldrm.n'> meeting today will be awaited WIN
interest on that account. The C"Inni> 'oirrS H''u
,for their rncrtn. Yesterday that III" election wriIu
r,.t ,lr ,i., aIont Hij0.O00. at Sl',"n hnr' Ihn
,n. =, ,r,n.c la, wear which included 1JjOOO spout
f,- .u., ial 4,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

The clever little advertisements on ,nc hn" Hto
of The Tribune minister 10 all t"o '''"'"'
of mankind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

Hub Punch Is perfection itsrlfthe best formula eve
devised Hub Punch tnllt and tones tho ston'
ach. Groceis and druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
TIIEI\YFR, IN CONVENTION.

Tho National Tile Layers Association beyan III
annual convention ut No. 176 East Seveniy-'ixth>t
yesterday. The preliminary business Ok the conveh
ton finished and cOmInittcco were appOint'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

MaTifOm Ginger Champagne 49,
i sold Y all the leading druggists and grOtrs R0SSito
Skdmorr, Ncw-i DIRK Agents. $50 FTankin-st