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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLM NS.-Wmlc Oh the Way 10 carry guests
TO the marriage ~ Mis- Lillian sn Mn and Edward
IIo.ton Of New York City. IN the Memorial Church
Yesterday morning, Elijah eniiin'S team cane into
coll ,iou IN Broadway with IL: cdrIla;" OF iiona'
Anderson, ovcrtnrnIr bDh ,diIiacc, and throwing
.on horse. Mr. Anderson .iDlac away dnh
wrecked Dunns expire, wagon. damaging mirrors and
Unaware worth 200. The annual reception Of
The ", leicester Temporary Iiomc tor Destitute thl
drcn VA lcld at the Home IN North Il. Yesterday.
Many people vi ted the .n-ilii'ipn during ~ day
and were iavoraly imlrc- scd with the cleanliness
lie Home and the ncatncs of the children. The K"v
Or. Vail delivered the ANIMAL address since lis
organization ten year, ago over ,UOU children have
cared for. many being placed III excellent home"
and others being returned "a Their parent. There
ire at present over 100 children IN the home which
|, under Protestant influence. James ". Pierce j.
superintendent.
NKEI>.--MayOr NillWaid viii receive bids To-.
day for the sale OF $40 900 tax relief bonds II the
city Of Yonkers, maturing February 20, 1evi. II
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A TWENTY DULLAR NEWSPAFHK f =

From The It. Paul l'urr'r Pre-.
Eonyi,t 4. n"v paper for =" co,r
,,,,, Ia, ~, r-.piird ta'l. Enr nhll' Wa,
.,. =, &, T. ln;i.n. l"nue >mlhP'N WIN ,.
~ xLr.-Ln ~ about IN" fi'n" hiIl I'VE '"!,"
w. =: - r,r,,,... H. I,ranl.. W.. ald h"rh ON wv"
-, i'' r .,. urcr god viii "lrr" hNtu'r plan
and ih:nt for 80 ii' ~'' wv " '''
ivn wears fu A'.1".
.G,ai Nuhr'mr. ,,,,,c sd inur
Y,. =. inlr ION, 'oai'iHitl"" 81 ii'h'" tn I 49,,
IL, 81, ,r.,,,,, >ud.rl, iliiN"d IN "u' IT' v" =
,,i, So, and puf mp AZ a hotel "l"~ 'h w" W. -, =,
,,ih,r how. - lr oNu"h ia" tl'i"i '"'at,' -,
. ", a., ,r,.,,cr the ,,tic'" one. III" hFr "'>
' ,., r., an IN. Inrp RIVER. who 'iidn kn"
Al, EN- ,r,d f,nu a thrIpIrnuv lith nh'l., ~" ~ -
-, a. .1ho Courier ~ tts. SnlihS'H rN's'
~ 'r,,c over aid he'd tab" II. paid ~" inAs
,n,., nucd IN his coat and went To- WORN. Inl' w.
~ ,,r.r :, mort gage ou III" "uti' h''' ~
49,, ,,,,.r IN that without "n" ''h' l''' y,
49, 'J,,. ,I,,. ur,t week. ~mderh got "nt ii' i.n :,
,,.,s,r ga. A w,-k, the ilr~t i->io >''''Mc
-, -,.ri, 81 improvements ana t''H " ,',.',,r.,r
,i' itrs,u, II him-.N to- 10 ''"i,H 49, ~ \, =.
~" -, L., r., ~, tina, Official 4" rr"Hi-" I" u" ms
'nn,,nn,. wah The i"rliN '"'unl-' OUT, -
49," ,.> I,,t f., ,ut,l H. md ri"lf ."''''"'o III ,.
w " a 80, M, prnm,, - 4 crod bonus "n Inc ~
rl,. ii.t ,,.n. II 100. III 'hdi hi'i''' ~
u i''. ,l - ..u -uid.r., 49, III" 'nn'' '"l,in
-, ,,n,l;- ~. "'" a p''"' =" ~. w. "
,,u,tl,Iu. ma bad u","r II go d"h' ''''' "'' II"
,n =, nj. ~ ~, H. h. f,ii" up i' ~ worm ~ ~,
-, , vc. AT net .nIn. RI" Who'll" tow f'I ga"
i,, 81 b,, lu.'i," 81 tn l'a'". -"h' MN '" ,"'
,u,, and inr,rrd HIM for AL there v" W '!th.
a., ~. man {. i'"ig - -"' ~nl".''.
,,d ,,,t f,~ 800. wont W. !" b'N'I: ''' '' "
,t. uh,l.. - -nnr n!il'. -p"'u!'il"i. f'"it VOW
=, ri, .inr, : irur ,rd u -h"" IN" i">'l' h'
,'r ~ 49, ,Iva,~ l"rnlu- mp IN '"nnc >'''"- -
,naF ".'"ri'ri. in. n"n.'
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Honest Fall ONcrcOal> tor a> MUS
As ten dollars, but the range of poPii-
lar prices. with our trade. is SO t" SO.
We sell many at even higher prices.
If Il low-pricrd coat has SILK trlm-
mings. either the cloth or the SILK or
both. are apt to be inferior. Our
mcdium-prirrd Ovcrroat> are built IN
the most substantial manner. We lSo
silk sleeves, facinS> or Innings only IN
the better grades. where the price l'l>ll'
tirs the eos, of good stuff inside and out
Autumn Suits are likewise ready,
ROGERS, pEET ~ 90.
BRiADWAY warrSa.
STONES. }J.i ST
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PLA!NFIELD.

william Hunt Clcavcr. ninety t"O years old died at
the nome OF his son. the Rev. !. u. Ccavci. at North
PlainfcM yesterday morning. lie wa, born IN Yer
mont and was Il nephew OF bishop william Clcavcr
lie was one Of the pioneer teachers who made famous
the scotch Plains village -rhOO Mr.. teavcr's wife,
eighty eight years Old. survives Elm. The aged couple
celebrated their SiAiy-nnth wedding anniversary i'll
July
The authorize, Of the Borough Of North Painhcld
have blocked the passage OF the New Jcr>cy Postal rcc
cI,i nh Compan through Central NcWJ 'r>cy. During
unday night last holes for tn. telegraph pole, dug
along the North planhcd th0rCuehfarr,. The citizen
promptly made protest. but the authorities decided
Ia await further action the part Of the company.
YESTERDAY the street Commit ,siOMcr. MIR. COilOvcr.
cau> d every hole along the line I" lie filed In with
earth.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

IRIDt, Ein,Rr. -Ir,ik !. b'kc"l" u '"in'h"" al
traveller of south Iu ton both ~ whose L. were
,,i on on Monday hv the wheels OF tram. di"i YES
,,.rG,y Tie National Cuun'il Of the order
Of United American Ncch'ui'~ h"i > t">~i"' her"
Yesterday IN En,,' Hall. TIL. secretary reported ih'
total membership ~ Ii.Ol'. Al 'rca>c during thr
,.ur of The treasure: I"!uI''i TN amount
of cash In the treasures ~ ~3hortiiidr Inhe"N "a
50 !,si 60 4 gan ~ ~ -!- - during III" year
\ dnnrr Il tie ttlai tie llIicl Wa c!i ~
Yesterday IN homer II &. J. Williams. cashier 81 NE
Eastern Division ~ the Adam, E<prc>> '"lnI'aIN 81"
The eve Of i. departure ~" Ip,i"n rl"rr The .tln
paIiy', hc:tiqu.sAr- Will be- hereafter. up" -
wcIc made ~ Nathari"l Wh"cr. senator David VI.
Read w. f.. srclry Or. G.. J.. Porter and uthri~.
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ELIZABETH.

An EXCITING; CHASE AFTER A THIEF.
An exciting chase after a thief took place mere
last night \ stranger entered Bainchs jewclry store
OH Iroad.st. and asked to zee some s"" rihs>' ~
,ravf,, WA. shown to him which did not anit and
lie re1iicstcd to see something dhcrcnt' ""'ic INC
.alcswoman was getting them lie scilcd Tue hIs'
hox containing rings worth 500 and darirh out ~
the door, 4 cry Of stop thici' was raised al"
crovd started in pursuit Of the robbcr VIE" Dcins
hard nrr.,cd stumbled and dropped the tray lie
ouickly regnined his feet aud drawing pistol threat
,ncd 10 Kill the ncar,, Of his pur,ucrs. They fell
,.ck di,maved and this enabled the fugitive to escape
hc nIuncinC into d lot If weeds near the iS'ir"l
and d,anprarinc chief Austin and several p"l'cin
searched an hour for hin but without success. All
the rings but three were recovered.
Winfield scott Coun, Junior order oi mica
American Mechanics Yesterday presented a handsome
american Nar 70 Public -chr No. u. The pir's"I's
zion was made 10y William = Clarendon. Of IN" council
and wa, re- pended hv j. s. Dix. *upcrlnt nd"nt "'
chooI. \dd,,,-r, followed y A>>cmb, man Marsh
president Ira Il. Wheeler. ri the Board ct fdnraii"
and I,,rpi Euitn who gave the High sch"" building
,n thn ctv The Rev. v. II. shrrncr. ct "a" fir>'
Iayti,t Church. delivered an Grafton on the Nnic' All
hac.
lame. r. smith division foreman oi Tie IrhI>il
vani;, EaiIrrh hose district extends from IN" Ii>>''
River bridge tn Deans Station. N"w Brun>w'h. h.''
received !r annual pr1x" of Sio" gwen bN lh co'h
many tn fhc division supervisor having hi, section "i
The in the best condition.. Mr smith VIII n| in'
IN" prize with hi assistant i''rmcp
Mis- H. :. William. of Wet Jersey st. ana rIlriI'
had a narrow escape Yesterday from '"il"u> Injuries
by being thrown from their ':!rt2c.
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THE STATE CIVIL SERVICE BCARD Al """n

rnc Civil service Commissioners Of '!> H'a'e' 'o.
ur,.ed OF Alexander G. Eus'acc prc'idch "'''"" 81
Pustc Of New-iork. and John y. >'e0h''' % w.
". .,o c,sox House Yesterday ~ and CON
s,dcred a number Of requests from state "n'ers LOT
changes In the rules The state Dairy Commissioner
r.su d the tho employees OF office be excn' ron
examination. The request ~as not conii'"cu Will
The new Lizard Of state Commissioners "i huta's
nc,itioued the Civil Service Board TO adopt >trtcf
,,,os in reference to tile cxaminat ion Of physicians
=, state asyums and the suggestions were reierrcn
10 the secretary for proper formulation. rat, .,
'" nvmher N violations OF the state Civil Service
law were reported aud the board decided 70 make an
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NORTHERN NEw.JERSEY COUNTIES.

UOBOKEN.-A man who has not been identified
committed suicide Tuesday night BY throwing himself
In front Of an Eric Railway freight train ut tho Sixth
st. crossing. The train coming from Wcthawkcn
and an II approaC he'd the crossing tn stood in the
middle Of the track facing the locomotive The cng
ncer law him and blew two warning whistles. but
the man paid no heed to them. The engineer then
tried TO stop the train. but IL too late. The
locomotive struck the aud tLs suru kxip paAsaA
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NEWARK.

Nidl,las Lynch. thirty years old. commIfcd SUE 'd'
last nlgh at hi ',n'" IN C"i'n 81 lie "i Tie mp
Der table o>tcIl>hl, f. out and "h"rt VIM" a'l'i
u rd found han Ia the lrsll'W d'rr iI''
VIZ no, vet extinct. and I'VE ductor~ ""i'' linnhld"N
,.,d I,t their ri'ut- to -iN" hi IL proved iu'li'
nd one child.
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t1h. If al in 1avemnc Power-U Govt Report Aug ~ 1907
R@E!A!:'!!! B BSMds':
ABSOLUTELY PURE
PURE

over him. crushing him into shapelesS mass l"'
remains were taken Ia Crane, M"rEnc
RI-rIJFREoRD-T I.adic,' Aid society of Grace
Church Yesterday elected the following oni.cr': re-
dent, Mrs. +. lIa.biDIIck vice president VT. ~. W
I,in. treasurer Mrs, " r. Elliott assistant tic1s;llrr
Mrs Eutlcr: secretary. Mrs Wade: dle,ti",s' Ut
r. c. wilson: assistant dircctc--, Mrs. u. ic'' pooN
keeper, Mrs. \. Dcmarc>t.
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&. e.. .u.,>E. MANrFACTrRER


southampton s'ri H. with mdm and passengers" RI cor
steamer N~r'l ,Br. >imp,n. Am''"r'"m sept in bal
Nt'am. nc."n as"' r. Ii",' ,,''n In In ballast to
WIN pa,,ng",,r susA Jrvon,. Arrived At tn"
,rana' ny =" rara 10, Moc A.p,n"aii ~ days with
vr"-furi. ii"p.n, !" '.bello sept ~ CurA
t" n".llon hiss { ballet,
>,"amrr laiinsn ,Dr Thom-'n. wndwMd Islands. Wa
XII. sept H. with miS"t"A Ou''rhdgr& 90 Arrived
s"ame1 Airn. tBr, S.larr-. nins.on A.. with ,ua.e
and passengers TO INN. rmw"A 60. Arr~nt tn" Bar
steamer SARATOGA. Lcsno ,a,,';n..'a Ma,.u. day.:
III n'"a and passenger "1"' l. WaFdS 20 Arrived Al the
S,rs,%. """. llS, .ir; My va ~! West days
mI,r r1 ann" h.%,.: Hr"y. s"'-1" days. with
SUNSET wind s.ru iiooh. mo.eratc TX, al'Ar.
Atr.ty island light. NNE crir
Arrived yesterday
l;brnl'a sept : with MI r,"rc vessc. to John scaFcr
Arrived AT tho BAr at IL 2opm.
CLEARED.
steamer Egyptian Monarch IN. Parton. London Sander
S,ean.r state Of Pennsylvania tBr'. Mann. glasgow
s,o. - M"rws . M,mSnrs RJ cSIss ,.
S 2%"s AID Flower DR. 'Er "''n simpson" Spence
Steamer Niagara Burnley liavnna and sgnA Jas ward
br"iii" "'''"'"' '"''' '' '-" '"'''
Steamer Irouuo. PENNINGTON. Charleston amt Jacksonville
Stramri tIty Catherine" Savannah |. Walker
Steamer iicncfA,toi. IuEraI Wimuc NV M clyde
a
Steamer wyanokc Boaz. Norfolk AMI hchmond Old DO.
nIlnlOu -
Si'anri Alsenhnrn. Lewis Baltimore II 4 Foster.
Steamer ir--o tDrb. smith. Philadelphia j VI 'cbAilos
eco
steamer tottngr' NY. Bennett iorii,nI- Il"ra" Hall
shy a, "i Bengal Brl Lolita. Colombo simpson. spence
& Nounr.
ship Magdalouo ,Grr'. Hinmcskan,p. Hauburs-wagen.
Iocl Il Co
SAILED.
rs steamers plils!epha and Enterprise. for -,
Steamer iothnit BGhni' and city nj rn. Tor Liver
poo" Ne rr. loni"n. Hii.ei IamUurg: Travr. btonrn:
Iot,crtam thy ua",i Mag ara. havana;
CIV % Augusta. savannah. Iioluos Charleston WyAOke
Newlort News.
Sips Eastern Monarch tor Iatay ia Java; Ropes saa
Iran,
Also Gailei-va Long ISlint sound
I Steamer herman Winter for Boston
ALL NOV EMENTS OF STEAMERA
FOHEIQN PORTS.
LivERPuOt. sept "IA'riycd Ruhic (Br). ThOmp
sun from New. Oik
SOUTHAMPTON sept ~ Arrived steamer Vera tsrr,,
rohr from York her To
BREMEEHAvLN sept "%-Ssiled, steAnrr Brilliant (tier,
hunger. for New.York
HAvRK sent ~ sailed. steamer Rugts Ger, karlowA
hom Hamburg hence Tor Nsw'York.
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Nj. ElI, Ma, E,rurtt. VIII" j. T." ~ "uf'n'd /"
lie. uui.r, trd,". "N.tnIu"d - tl' nI>'i~i'-'
huron 81 -innv ir""h Ia; -lh. q :" he. I"ihA'h
lion. ,id now l,d. uI t. .ni~ NH" +. !"pirti ~
10 n"! ordination. IN" examination WI pHh' ana
many ruLlc pre- NJ ~" r"ui! 81 mlii>''i
,ll,si To- conduct ia" "\anIiL ""ic j. IL I'i!lr
i >uuinli j. /. Ii,' "r. "i i'Idc' port. hnd li"h
h. Na~>"rk. OF Grccul"Iit. Ai'"r VI. i'Hn"i i''I
been ,atccli n hy III" council upon rrlisi'H> II"
c,i, the Rev. iIhuh l.. N".-"ci pI"I' he'd >"r
non. MI Icirlrit >i,."i ia" c>arIn.'ttm hiHN"lv.
no an-wr,.! each in'-'i'. ~ '!""r.
ilbci," tone. aud ~lp"cd thorough "n"Nl
drc of c,'f I,~ta subjects. Tie '@rn'il W.T.
well ,at.-icd wnh the examination NJ. fl"r" "
iIauafVrd. Of ~" Haven, MI! Gclittr Ill" "dna
ion sermon TO-DAY. Mr>. l.rnnrtt T. u woman 81
Al liy. she i II brilliant c"iN rr-iti"Ealt. III" la-
pleasant home here IL. lives win her In band
and thr." children. she ha- c."a" 'ut feat 49, ana
- Slightly above the average II II ght he ''dr .!h
hair winch l. cnnicd ia".. >hnwIn: prominent ana
Intelligent fnrcll":d. Her r,"- arr GRAY. ma. ""h
,trak,ng ;r.y lighted mp wan i"u Inii' "il
he drr,-,s plainly. but richly. End in 4 III" zee IA
ny JauIrr Mr.. Bennett i fond OF pet ana AMONG
hem she la i trained alligator. Mr.. l"iucti J.
IanirI >hA!ur lIawkin, aud OF fourteen ''hiic l.
he benz. the twelfth. Tw" If Mr.. .'nr II un' IT,,
arc ,Irrgvincn John ferry l"ing Methodist ana WI
Dn Terry a Baptist II i llmnahi thai IL. VIII re
i.r a call t. the Inlvcr-al>t turclI 1T III" HNh.
Pen,
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OUTGOING STLd VERS.
IU-DAl.
NUIPPI ". VIEWS
PORT OF NETWORK "WEDNESDAY. SEPT. - 1890
ARRIVED.

Steamer Cnhc (Br Nico. Lvegpno Sept a. with mdse to
] Ismav. Arrived Al IN" Bar al 7.3ya
Steamer Majestic tBr Parsr Liverpool sept =. Queens
10. with msc and IAs-rngrrs 10 Bruce lsmay. Ar
u,,d 1t thr Bar nj u. -
Steamer ,,r"rgia ,I,r). Noodle Glasgow -.
H. with miso Ia Austin baldwin, Co
fd a N = 30a NJ.
steamer Wr~~rnlanh tBegI. Janison Antwerp Sept l3
win mi pnsaon Peter Wright Sons oil
st tho BAr At l.? ou IN.
utsalcr California lusu. pauer HAmeurg and HavTS VIA
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Jersey CITY.
Mn III, ,I,TEE TRY TO i.I'EN I'M IT

DID HIS S1-IE!. JEN 10 ~ ~ III"
Michael ,,lr,aau ci-t years old. lih"irr Il"
lived with Mr.. M".au, III ~i~t"". =, "" i L""liain
t. lying al the point III d'a:li ~ t!m 'i'y Hospital
from Injuries which h. ALLEGES We" inM'irH 10y M
sister, Cro.an i la hclur. and IN 'I-"r vii" =
widow Lcp house fI him. II ~" S''l- j"-"p'' 'c'
cpr.n wear, old. ard Iun. ii"ch year "h, al" N''i
with her The told IN c,lirt l. that on >a'uina'
night t;rogan went h"m" partially u'lrr ne Iuf'''
= Uci), a,iI -,Ncral time for hI when he
and his sister drank. !hrI both bee iin" ii"AHd'"l
and then U,arlc!lrd. ',t"eim Nv, that he 81 1'"h
II, the w!n,v and hi, sister poured lcI">inc "l over
him. and tire ~ II.
. ttncan wa intoxicated that be- Wa unable !"
help ,i!n.elf bat Ia, nephew lih IAN 10 MS asst
,;,c, and. ,lrowiig Il blanket around HIM. -uc"c1'h
IN r,tingni,Lin. the Gau"e. 'ro-ln rom i:ncl Tor t"'
Law, vl;out medical Attendance. although hI> hrric"
John >avs that he "f piIt >lan. bat VA iIhai"
10 get ore ON Tuesday II.t IN ION III law. Young
man named Van Horne. called ~ Or. Henry. ana the
latter ordered the "rnt To the hospital. ana III
formed the police. MIR. Me 'i.a arrested N"Ntrr
denied that he had fire to her bro'h"r aud aid lla
lac spilled the OIL hm-rf and then i on the stove"
Her ,,, aud other witncc- testified HAT tiri" wa
no fire in the .tuvc. Mr.. M""ian va> committed u
await the result Of her brIticr'> injuries.
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4 REPLY FROM TIE DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

District Attorney W.hirld lW occasion yesterday 70
rrplv to the letter winch Judge Iippintot addressed
To him lat week IN relation - the delay III moving
he tria. Of the indicted election Officers. Mr. Win
field made Application for s,n"k juric, I" try tl'
election officers Of the third precinct cc0hd district.
amt .e,nud prcciuct second district. Referring
specially to the implied 'cnNurr OF Judge Liprnr"i.
he said When the homicide awaiting mT aftiOh
in tho Cont over and Tcin!Inrr di .hoi oI
and other matters requiring The attention Of th> JmiH
are cleared ont Of the | shall read, I" NOV"
these cases, No auiO .nt Oi criticism VIII move me
from that determination. II NAV De- unfMturat" tina
the state a. New jersey Ia, intrI~t"d IL me IN
performance Of these dutie, but 1T has. II j..
and - mist w.
Judge Lipp.ncott fastened 10 ear that t!."re wa,
%, intention on the part Oi the court TO Critci>c any
of II, officers he granted the motion iOi truck
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

s,,r,.ss ~ ssa 40 Noon sat, - am Moons age II
UiGH WATER
u-s.nhy HOOK 4 ~ t;oy I,Ani 4 - FTel. cate r ~
p u-ssudy HOOK. - toy. Island i"- Hell GATE. biI
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Anuo'irlr' r 'ntS.
DiAMo>p> A>r PfAELs.

t... l.,,sl, a. dI,..nd- -n"ld 10 -"rp "Ht" Ia
80 ~ ,.,d D., r..,. >,'L''l,p\i II hi"'ni g. i.-h
ia. ant iAi'' ''i''t
~ &c. M. :. il.. .putdr ~ III. t'th 'nI - \'
10. tuiuI' 8 ''.t-
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immediate investigation. The preparation OF t.U
! uI,.I ana nc >utiui>~ 81 >oiIe
amendment, to the Civil service Jaw "e'c "''
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

BROOKLYN Jockey Club races. Gtarcsend. . " N. .
Normal College trustees, Board Of Education Hail. :
y.
ChsutsuQua Union excursion up the huue""'
Aldermen COMMITTEE Markets.
ordination of Mrs. Ella NAV Benn'lt 9oo"' "'0""
l.. I. ,..
SUBCOMMITTEE OF Municipal Building Committee
XXI,L Assembly District Republican AssotAuoh' NJ
JOS Last Fifty .nnth.-t. 3 D. H. 49,, .
.-qnbIy Dietrct. No. ~ Olivei.st.. : D. III.
Metropolitan Stenogr aph.is' As-oclatOn NO % Len
ington ave, D. IL. , IA
Music Ia Eat River Park by 9Th REGIMENT Band s 80
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HOME NEWS.
.,uNrxr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BREVOORT-Nsvsl Constructor Francis T. Rowlcs, L.
&. Navy - .CLARENlsOS-John Newell. Of Chicago
FIFTH AVENUE-SenStor Richard +. Prtgiew. Of SCUM
Dakota General william r. Draper OF Massachusetts A.
r. t;oshorn Of Cincineas and Henry W. Hard. OF Az
l,nta Ga ..GILSEY-f;cneral Austin IAthrop OF .oi"'
in- y. y. and Presiding Judge Sanluc! + Hunt OF inv
S,n.cror Court OF Ohio PARK AVHNrE-E HhrieJ.
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l.anccy Fioydjones L. :. Amy. ...WlNpsOh-"che'~'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25
OTHER SJBIRBAN row Ms.
LONG Island.

PRIZE, AT TIE QUEENS COUNTY rNE.
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different cntranc"s special i'n are no" benz run
daily from HrmlIvn. Long l-l,nd 'Iv and different
Long Island towns. Amonc III" p"Wiun'N 'h'' WV
AWARDED Yesterday wcr" the f"l""f-
pal, shetland por-,. first and second prizes Vol hv
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aud stella and tlc". -in-l" >"i''"d l"ni">. ~
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vou l., -. /. .I;"k-on with Lucinda md I"'"N ANA
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hand. and under i"uri 'i' hand. h-I ri'"' """ 10y
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plnc won by II. II. Tr'dw"li with h'!-' VI -'h-h
pony over twelve hand, and lot o;cr fourteen hr>t
prize won Ly ". 4. Wills with Wlnh'c.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

Lr\rHY For TOURISTS.
Ir Iy,u. T., r,cct TutI ~" lev. IN n"c1 Doves Win
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

NEW Euini f. COLLAR.
r. W" OITUNWA. "E w"
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b.,l.f- I!il''notr w. rt",- ana iMy -" 10 !"
Xxx ,,< fl i;NAIl. 90. -. and ~ Watt i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

:
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

LivERPuoi sept :IAtrivcd. steamer Runic tBr Thomp
son from Nrw York.
Sot1nANPION. Srpt ~ Arrived. steamer wrrra t(irrD
Pnr fr" New York her bremen. s,scd
BREMEEHAvLN sept &-Ssiled steAncr Brilliant Uierl.
hunger. for New.York
HAvsk. Sent % sailed steamer Rugia ,aer karlowA
hom Hamburg hence fsr Nsw.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-25

my The following goods will be sold Mt re'"'' ~
vnx A. m. dollar for the benefit Of the creditors
DON eftho DON Cloibihg Go.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-06
English Opinion Of Lincoln.

An Englishman tells this story OF
war.,imes: "When saw Mr.. Lincoln
and heard him talk l realized that he
was a man peculiar in his greatness.
| believe he was the only man who
could have met the troubles of your
country as they were net. The first
time ever saw Mr.. Lincoln WAS Oh
the occasion of his journey to Wash
ington to take the oath as President
OF the United States. That was When
he wore the Scotch cloak and cap of
which so much has been said and writ.
ten. know the man who furnished
those articles. He was Scot, and
had been imported to this country by
Mr.. Cameron and given a job on a
towpath. lie stuck to his job, fed
with mules, and was more than that
he became a millionaire. l think
Mr.. Cameron told him to give Mr..
Lincoln the cloak and cap.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-06
Champion Hurdler.

A. A. Jordan, champion hurdler of
America, and holder OF the American
record for running 100 yards over 3
feet 6 inch hurdles, says:
81 have for a great many years
used ALLCocK's Porous PLAsTERs,
particularly during the training sea-
son. find that il | am affected in
back or loins with any kind of a pain
or strain, that ALLCoCK's Porous
PLAsTERs instantly sffoM relief. For
pains in the body, the result of a se>
we're cold, nothing can beat AILCoCK' S
PLAsTERs. would certainly recon-
mend the plasters to any athlete who
is Suffering with soreness or stiffness
while in training"