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THE CONCERT on TIE ETRTRTA.

Every one WHO has crossed the AtaI'ic British
steamer. and nearly y h" V~ not knows that
II is the custom each vOyac" t. sIyc concert f.?
TIE benefit OF tie sailors prphanage IN Liverpool
When there are pHofc>.o actors uusiciai.s o.,
hoard they often joan "a these entertainments AID
make them mach attractive than they WOIlli b."
WtIOVt such aid Al ~" rOnr"rl given the ElrIrs
which arrived here sunday morning. William NlutcI
~, led Chairman. a'l there mY'h pleasant
dncipaton among Tie Ih-4ci -crs Al the prospect that
Mr.. and Mrs Kendall WHO View on board. would take
some part IN The entertainment. They declined TO d.
80. however, the s!oInd That there wa, nothing
which they could do that would be appropriate To III"
occasion. and ME general disappointment equal {"
The previous altlC patton. Nj. Winter in his speech
e. chairman, cAllc>>"d his regret al TIE Kendall de-
cision. >ay- that he, IL The hiI Of doing m,tc
better and more worthy things than would be possible
here. and ADDED that some compensation might b"
found IN The announcement that lie had just received,
Iro1l Mr. Kendall chc'h for t'il Suiu"aS a.! addition
t0 the fGId to he raised lv the II l. nee!
less 10 say that This brOl. >Dlatipn t. those no
were anHiOvs for tic financial .cC"sS Of the concert
ho 10 those who wished hear the Kcndals. Ia"
ehertalin"t Wa an especially successful one, the
WlAl Ncepto amounting 10 so.
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DISTT >SlNG THE MERCHANT MARINE

The nineteenth ANNUAL meeting II the Na'iona
boa:d 81 steam Navigation held yesterday a. IN"
fA'h Avenue Iiocl. The report which sub
United Il: the morning Sc,,Jn by J. W. Muller, TIC
president. referred To- the enlargement Of tho Navy
and commended The present cJvciIIDcnt for the meas
ues 1t had taken Ia protect shipping. Tho report
also urged the removal Of Iccbnrss and wrecks.
In the afternoon the suIcrS report read, and
important question discussed duri,.c the DAY the
proposed establishment o. bureau or department Of
commercial marine Which should have a Cabinet
member al its head. At present all marine LIsihc,s
u Charge Of tie Treasury Department. After coz
"ae'ate discussion O! the subject. the president Of
We board and committee Of three were appointed to
usn bill emhodyinc the views Of the board and
10y u before Con2Ic-s. The question Of uniform
s'era lights for v.-si, then brought bclO,c Tho.
v"su, and 1t was proposed that the officers Of the
o'ard should IN, poet all signal lights and fog signals
VI each vessel before renewing the annual chartcrs.
AMONG those present. III addition to the president,
we're b. b. Wood. first vicc-prc,ident; Addison Lyle.
"ssurer; J. W. Bryant. c. il. Boyrr J. a. iiendcr
NNa Par, {. Brown, +. a. Churcilman, W. Moran. H..
yeIlhg y. NJ NcinGcr. J. j. Emmon-, VI. L. Ttaplcs.
& I. Fisher. j. A. r. Run>dcll. II. ;. Ram-deli, +.
+ oarmol. =. J. Clark. Il. L. Poor. Lieutenant A. =.
49,, j. b. toyle, y. =. HuYhe,, James Gal!agher, W.
~eTnNery and f.. H. Hand.
N. ne boad Will again at 10 O'Clock this morn
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Carpet Cleaning.
T. n. SIEM All. BIG 1.h-ave.
Telephone 10 18th. Srni for cii;u.Ar
I'ostOfl,re Notice.

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1r and thence s'ram,r sailing MONDAYS and Thurs.
d,r,, chsa At this of-ce da!:y At 90 - Mails tor
nniass specially afcr0ss'd Tor oispatc9
~; W. s,nomcr clos AZ thi, onicr daily at a. 70.
Tho schedule Of closing OF Trans Pa'fhr mails Is ar:
-,ncrd on presumption ot 'hrir un,A'rratd otrra9
iran,ls,o. Mails FROM thH East arriving
On inc A. san rarri~co the daT - -alinr 81 ,,Nm's
o ., ,h, ,h,nr, day Registered mall 'lo-es
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po.,oni,, Vow Yorl.. y. y. October 1s""
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MUSICAL NOTES.

The twcntythiri season Of the philharmonic 9o''''
Of BROOKLYN will consist Of six concerts ana SIN ~
lcarsal> 10 be given al the Academy OF Aiu>i'' ""'
the dSstion Of Theodore Thomas TIL" hrNl ro''''.
will take place on saturday evening tc Ir"'' '"'
being ON Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Inc pro-
cramme includes music TO Gocthc> " hSh'oh'' 'p'
~, Beethoven the songs BY Mile Cemcntnc do 'ero
symphony No. o, minor. OPP. 81. Tschaiko"'fV
ARA. Mile. DE We're: ParSital,' Wagner NorSp.,''
Good Friday spell and transition scene n ndv de-"
remaining concerts VIII he on satu,Hay, ',h r. and
ccmbcr 10, January u, February ~, Nai 80. >ons
April L. and the rchearsals on Friday n and
December II, January 10. February 49, Marc" " anu
April II.
seres Of orchestral concerts undcr the direction
Of G.. Mortimer WiSke will be given at the broohEh
Academy Of Music Monday evenings, November - a..
Derenbor %, January 90. February 30 MaSh :" oil"
April H. The concerts will be devoted tn the com
Rosers OF var0nS nations a. oi"Ws fmrth Xner
can Gfth. German Sxth, Belgian, Hun9srsn. Polish.
Russian. bohemian, swiss. Danish and Norwcg'a"
Tho Board OF Directors Of the Oratorio society OF
New York announces that the society has acccph an
invitotion to take part in the musical festival az "e
opcuine Of the now music hall at Fifty sevcnth-Nt
and seventh ave.. which will take place In the SPRING
and that IL will therefore be necessary 10 ohit "e
usual third subscription concert tn" "orhS 'cc'""
for the two afternoon and two evening '"n'r''H ~"
IIavdn's "Cration' and IIandcl's Messiah sud
.crcrs Of last season who wish to retain th"ir seats
Opera House from Mouday. November j. TO S"u'aS
November inclusive After the latter Gstc MI T'
claimed seats will he offered to new snNcrioers. Nv
general sale of season tickets Will begin on l"e>""'
November IL.
The afternoon concerts IT the symphony e"i''S Oh
New York for this season will he on Fridays November
81, December IL. January. =. January 30 fcor'A'
20 and March 20 and the evening concerts on SaVir
days. November ~ December ~. january d. Jai'IHy
81 February 81. and Marh ~. The programmes
will inclndc Hcothovrn symphony "" j. IN +. nav
f,ccthovcu symphony No D. in +. Brahms symphony
SO |. in minor. Mozart symphony No. D., III r.
IA. >chnnann symphony 80 >: IN T. Nat. MOekoWsh
suite 80. -. t;rrG suite prcrt'ynt." and "oin'hh'k
overture. rrolrhcu~.'
The Emma Abbott Grand English Opera Company
as ORGANIZED for this incnd"s MISS Emma
Abbott. prima sssolna Miss Lizzie Annandac' pT'ma
contra!to Miss Myra Mirca. prma soprano Mis-
Ionic Ebert, contia'o: Miss Emma Br","ri'k. soprano
Ni,, Alice EllcrInc'"r soprano: Fernando Mlchcena
tenor roiuso. Robert Eudolphi. t"npr r'uN": Maruh
Parhc tenor primo j. =. Dubois. tenor primo. u. ,.
kcaS tenor >,cuildo William lructtr hart'hic prih'
F. Nnvorich baritone: William lirod"rrk. blAso pro-
fiudo IL, hard kar bas>o primo: {. ~ hr'Wn pa-s!
primo: \l,ri krau-c. nu,iral director ana Robert
Rudolph, stage lIlhaScr.
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DIED.


noYD.-A. Schuyler Boyd. at Hackcnsaek. n j.. o.
Funeral hi. lat; rc.iaones 80 Esssxss wsdncs-
Train, i.a%o foot Corhaad IT. lao D. ~. and foot
nKTS "-tobr 1870, a, her late residence, No %
Of ii. +, n'",h tn osdi; year .l Of
FnNa ."Nic"- at III" house Thursday evening, 9th Inst.
Intrrmcnt at convenience of family
KIMEAII-oh SUNDAY. October s.. 1890 Rev. HensY
Fnn"faI RYE, his late residence. 400 Clermontsve..
Int'rm,nt az rOhs crl'nc" OF family
a. Lu l., Mass October
51;c SaSar s" rlSw Of ,s ls; 'e' robert Miller
from 50 Of s s"1 sn or sI% =
NIT ELo DSH:vn y e N p Ac" ss ds o;Ss,
OF the late Joseph rirSot. OF this citv.
MoREIsON-A, N"v.Brunswick ". J., October 9, clsrs
Morrison. Youngest daughter Of tn" late Rev VIII.
Fnnia .crti, at her lat. residence on Wednesday after.
Int '." P"n M a. |" M NInt
HI S""t fsS" :" SS oS
Fa nd t., attend the funeral services ;St IS, a. the
''' aa tr % pc D IN "'%S e'':' q i''
~ T.. jcr."E ri;y Ams: Alien Palmer formerly
Inrri.~n, =. ;ionngton Conn. Thursday. UcoI"r ..
PORl Elton Monday tn" Gta inst Florence D'nhis wife
Of Charles = Porter.
Fors ..,ic"- on FRIDAY tho 10Th inst. a. n M. ss
the i.si.nc" her ia'her.in.law. J. V. Porter lS+
Iark rla'r. E!"Dhl!n
SAMMls-Un octob'r 5. 1890. Lucinda Samnis aged 81
Funeral from r..Gnre u her sonin.aw. John Shracv.
NJ D.. 40 W"- l2Gh.-t. on "Wednesday. Sth Inst. 90
Hia?ss: aoi !; '';o1 .,a oSnc cs,r
SH nj @ ND ASi"'' q "i s%h h' assa
- months and H. day
STrNI1N- ipu.r,l -oryrHs ~ h" lat" Joseph Stnhn.
died AZ ~,.,"n 5ly sept ulhcr lith btno.
viii b" I'D Masonic T"Wp" go ast 18th.
At, y. Y. Tlur-frv. prtp'"r -. at o'clock y. M
1nt -urnt ~ WOrdlIwn Cemetery.
BiIlnG-. A. sp"-i, n"H,ng n III" n1nazers d
IN ~, and TI!-on Canal 'onpanv, f"ld 0rtobsf
:. i-.o ia" f,"n Tnut' Wa uran!muu-.y adopted.
spread r. rinut. ord Hd published" ard copy there
= -.n. e. W. II.ilir- family
iIv ,!. d. at ,a' associate. Mr. Frederick Bi'
Ing, his company has los most us"'n! and efficient
u,iacr Ihl> los l. tsii nj ha more k'"nv by he sur.
bcau.e 81 SINGER" regard and affection
Tor him liz alert and into i.'nt Interest IN ths ala>
-, the conrany sound judgment matters Of admin
l"y. and his loys1tv :" the duties Of trustee
cha,iangod respect and connd"n"'. -
FORM grntrn'- and courtesy in inrrrourse Win
his fl our I1r-"l "s"cn ana ahnctlon
NJ IA, ard kindly GHal.'cs toS much Woe,
,,r A.. wa, Iri'hrsprt'd ri:it'n and successful
u-n.s> u,r whose individual "ntsavoi conf -r'd ma
ria iri lasting hnef, upon Oh" country ~ lar go" ue
va , rrf'.t and phi anthro1.st Having s.Gmirnd
" nl,h - h,rr, ''.' h" dispensed ~ with generous
,,-io- d.. Iio ia" c!"a"n. viitu" and happi'
ST. tnt t, LIN bcr"ay'd family our S1,ecncd cond'l'
ou.. r. ". oLYPHtNT. Secretary.
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ALLOWING 4 CLAIM FOR PENSION

WASHINGTON oct : The Assistant Secretary. Mt
uu..ey has rendered u decision In the pension case
Of Edward p Murdock late hlih -"rccani OF 'onpahv
H. seth New York Volunteers. The app!i'hhts ors'
nal declaration WAS filed october u. 1-'S. aleshe
that willie IN the line Of dnty. on or about Jue -
1902, he received tab In the rish' breast. ,"n
which n permanent disability has resulted; thar al
I'm ,r,n h. wat wounded he was doing provost duty
IN Washington: that while he was Oh dnty there wa"
ouc trouble among cti,rns and the soldiers an"
I'm #, ing to STOP It he studied AZ the Tim" "'
ra. nm duty q, ~rr.r,ui Of the rifro' glNii' anu
hc SAYS, was performing h'N d'i'' ~ '"'"' ~
InuLou the "A. ant surgeon OF the TSlih'h' III NV
r, ,,, 80 disability ~ di~i h.rrr. FSr~ H." ''l''
-, ,,.,,,uv a, pl,uiro pneumonia. caused hN khlc
t.L and add. lie not IN Inc 81" dntN III 'h''
fine" captain Ten lrorrk. commanding u" con"
many a, the tlmr III his rc:ii'a' "i d'>'n' ~
that t,,. ,tal, WIZ received Ia house Oh III
fnma Uu thi. evidrnrA ha CLAIM "a 1'n31A "
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the Pension Bureau. large number Of aiRdavits
nl~l in the BY persons who assert that they
were cognIzant Of all the facts in the tend to
show Tint the claimant was a man OF good character
and habits: that at the time the wound received
he under order, sergeant OF the patrol guard
10 patrol the city. qucll all di'nrbapccs pick mp all
soldiers whomt passes. and 70 pick up and send in
all Government property In the hands Of citizens. and
take and destroy liquors found in low Places. While
carryIng ih">r orders, he had quar- rel with a
MAJ, na,ncd sullivan. VII" had large quantity Of
blankets, rcyOlvcr>, etc. taken from soldiers ALL
with Lnr exception, gwen above. agree that the
soldier In line Of duty, acting under orders
and that the wound did MT result from any fault
VI his own The Assistant secretary holds that the
weight OF testimony Is largely III favor OF the soldier
and he Therefore allows the claim.
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TEE CoLrNBrS THEATRE DTFFICCLTY.

:, w license has vel been granted by the Mayor Tor
..-lmenteih's Columbus Theatre In Harlem. Tor The
that the proprietor Ia, been unable 70 Obtain
~, "quired certificate from the Fir Department
80 ooihers main objection -eens 10 be tat the
-pns machinery Is Insufficient, because it wOuld
su'e twenty four hours to III the sprinkler. Tn"
Sssss. /, said. will cnIi-uinc u month IN making
ted.r ssor HERMANN va, ut the Mayors o'lcc Sc
kemc,,w lhquii~ about getting us new Theatre
tsm.xV., Dochsiadcr's-- H. cD-ed. Mayor Griut H.
eeeiSxx. ne wizard that when the usual report wa
htSHsSs RON the Fire Commits Oncrs and the super.
IN NJ OF the Buildings Bureau. certify Ing that the
~ oeen compiled wtth the license would be Is
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THE NATIONAL GUARD OF NETWORK.
WORDS OF PRAISE FROM AN ARMY OFFICER WHO


INSPECTED THE STATE CAMP.
Washington. Oct. THE Inspector General Of the
Army has received a long report from Lieutenant
Colonel X. II. Jackson III regard To the encanpment
of the National Guard OF New York. held at Peckskll
from July to August 23. lie gives in detail the re
suts OF his inspection and observation. and cOmpli-
mcnts the different departments for their efficiency.
The National Guard Of the state can. he says be
modified and placed in condition for active service IN
short time. He continues:
The conduct Of the troops while in camp was ex'
ccllcnt There was no drunkenness. noise or tom.
oolcry Of any kind. The military appearance OF an
n% 1oI wa good Ths h IA ,n ncPs,o
tn camp this year. It Is superb BODY 81 men. we'll
ST mp. well drilled and disciplined. Tie DIST separate
Company, from Troy, the largest one III camp,
having three officers ind 100 men present. The 18th
separate Company. from An 'cidam. had four oli'e!S
Gan"'i september u. 11-a. presents fine military
APPEARANCE and Is well drllcd organization. In.
d'sd all OF III" separate companies III camp I'M. year
were fine. s"ldrrly bodies Of men. we'll drilled ana
sr nv o Tine "h Ers"G f% M"%ffr Dm r NV
ior" city. made great Improvement during It's week
IN lamp alihosh nearly 40 per cent Of ,m. mem ct a.
m"nt. 1t presents a fine military appearance" and al"
men wcre ;o!cry and "aI hablS TIN" ittn , Rex q
duty. The 18th Regiment. from Irooklvn paid .
great deal Of attention 10 grand guard duty: inc
officers are rnt"rpriSnc and imd"fatrahc. and the men
yield a willing obedience 10 their orders
Troop \, Cavalry: ORGANIZED April g $780, in NOV ,
DIN I UN. lIHu" UN IINl HpN'oVlHt III '"IHP
year II is well selected. roldrrly body Of men, and
It. captain Charles r. Roe formerly officer OF The
I'd tnt's state cavalry. is well fitted by education
and experience 10 command II. The men sit their
horsc- in cavalry style and ride we'll They have. ap
pairnty. natural fondncss for the service and en-
dclvCr TO excel in II.
may here rrmlik that some OF the reGmental ana
separate" company officer, captains and sinancrm.'
w.r" rot we'll posted in their duties They knew ~
Il" about the management Of the mon upon IN" drM
ground and were not we'll soy mp Or instructed. II
would h" we'll II these officers couid be before tho
cNarmnQ boards FOR rc-cNauua'ion To their Qiallh
cations for command.
Colonel Jackson closes his report with high tribute
70 Major General Josiah Porter. Aduan' General Of
tho state; colonel Phstcrrr. tho post adlutant, ana
Captain J. ;. shepherd. Of the 90 Regiment.
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A GOOD DEAL OF wEryESS FOR so LIGHT A RAIN

Sergeant Dunn's prophecy that the storm which arose in
the loser Lake region Monday and turned New York
into a dl,na swamp would continue VITA greater
severity yrstda, unhapiiy proved De Hctw""I
n'c.ock Monday morning and midnight Yesterday only
80 u had fa'n Int clamrN mist and pnru.
laden northeast wind. which blew The rate 81
twenty and miles an caused
much discomfort. sud rnn. frirst down.
pour Of rain could have dome.
Til, morning, according the Signal Service
light shorrIs l." cNp"cd followed by clearing
ditioI- and stationary temperature. The ipTo> rurn Ia
weather will however, i. Of brief Duration for UP
the Northwest there T. another area Of bsrometic dpts
which - raLldlI making Its WAY eastward
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THE NATIONAL CROSS COUNTRY ASSOCIATION

The annual meeting Of the Cto.s County Association
OK place last evening the Union Hotel Tho EAnu.
tive Committee" toinp0-rd Of IS e. Williams y. !. A. c.
Mul,I IiarIlcr-: ". Frank =. I.
ri, dh.cm. l.. a. e.: &. |. ii1rsry star \. C.: e. e.
Hughes. NJ \ G.: &. e. Cater Y. r.. aud 4 Perry.
transacted cuisines, OF inpOi,A n". The Acorn Attn
lctc As.Orlat.On ad.it,'d membership aIi Ia.
Of the Corih,sn Athletic club r0id iii The
ncH, me- ting Tn subject o. an official entry blah< VA
discussed and IL va, d.rd"d t. aIoD: a form similar L.
,la. employed by the \. \ T.. by which athlete
.ckuy entry IN any games under the au-plr", 81
the .soria,iOn will rouuirfd to furnish statistics vi
IA. fcailLA- lamb.
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Ell PORTED M SAVE IMPORT DrTHES.

Chicago, oct. ~ story l. current IN the corridors
Of the Government Imiing here 10 this effect A few
week., ago "a man her" received 100 VI dnfabl"
goods They placed In the bonded warehouse
pending the fate II the mex bill placing them the
free st. Under the law dnablc goods can be ex
ported without payment Of import duties This man
with the eye single To- business concluded not 10 take
the goods ont Of The warehouse and consume" them
but 10 export them III under the new law they
the free Il~t. 3d. IN Ord"r to tlc duty, he yes
tcriav shipped them 10 Canada. They Will be back
IN few day, duty free.
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AR WILLIAMSON AVID MISS DAVIS.

n 'e. y. u. oct. tspecialj.-Alfred Wilkin
n, - seen today In regard to the statement that
k.sessement with Miss Winnie DAVIS had been
~, Ar. Wilkinson said that as he had not read
~ -. newspapers had said abont the matter ne
49, mpetent to reply. and further than that. II
SoVc~~ was subject on which ne cOnlh not nc
- anyway. II Miss Davi, had BROKEN of
- Sme M lie had no doubt that she had good
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1874 FIFTH AVENUE. NETWORK CITY.
Herr found only the comforts Of home blended With
oil that art culture and unstintcd expenditure can con-
tribute to the perfection Of mundane existence The Cam
bridge Is palace In all Its material appointments, N cpl
tempe in its facilities for good living and nucleos
Of all N. and diversions atnable Ia tho great
est city Of the New World. Visitors to NcwYork viii nnd
In Locnz Reich tho proprietor Of the Cambridge
encrtsnr ntts to his princely surroundings. cod
will be surprised at the testimonies OF genius which has
Dispatch
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Iilch,miion, y. Y. u,t. Eh/ur H. Pritdi". "N
, -crll, man from L..,'n County and An ~ nom
Lc, IF Congress. dl"i al NI".,h t" dI'.
Mr. rrindl" born ~ Newton. Crr:.. on Nav q.
10 lie i,"cN al .ri'!!' ciu'ltI'n and ~iud"d
Lag he wae ID iI'i Attorney 81 irItr-o County.
y y from leo - u urrni,"r II t,. Assembly Al
-.;. Il inriIIlrr 81 ~" tpi,- iu"ila Convention II
-G7 AID i Erpubl' al I."lnlmi %! The Mild toEsir>
Il - l..
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The System is Often so Rapidly Reduced By . severe
attack Of Diaroea or other Bowel Affection, that IL
would be better to keep by you DR.. Jaynes Carmina
tive Basam. a curative for Asiatic Cholera.
Cramps, Dysentcry, and tho Summer Complaint OF
children -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

When baby was sick, We gave her Csstoris
When she was . Child, she cried for Csstortes
When Abe became Miss. she clung % Castore.
When she had Children. she gave them Castof1A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
5pseia! Notices
Filth Ave. Auction Rooms,
90 FifhSN',
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

NJ g. I WlTNurT IA. bon Instructed ty RICH
ARD NNN~I'f'lD ia. :" >"i a. public auction on
Wt,...,,- ..,.'.r H. aud following DAYS his entrc
co.,. ,.ai, o.: E,f, Nr:pr.i."-. e.
TIE. ,uiI.trION wi. u" Ila"d Oh exhibition Friday.
III" lV'h Uc'o'"r
,,,,...r,> ~. no, in Ut. lir,'ion.
Carpet Cleaning.
T. ". SHEMANI. BIG 1,h-ave
Te.,nLone H., 18TH. S-uL for
EsfabIiahrd 1873. .
McIfpAIu> lONf.N noe
pIANDlfD CAHNi.D AND sPICLD FRUITS AND
Pi'KE RED crREASr JELLY sPEi
tyer,,hirs put glass aud Kept untll Ial. ros
r.,ra. ,et,r'nr,s &c. atdr a. Mrs. SARAH 3. NcEL'
& N yyS lIngrav ~ BcoHlyn. y. Y
Rorburk's Weather strips Tor doors Ina "lndI~s
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rxrrypIyG THE FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.

NIshIn;ton. Get. :, lh' free delivery 'rr>"' mas
been ordered To- b" established ~ the following l"'""
pnstn.,l,,s oi November l. lHSo:
M,..nrhi,.,if. Mrrr>'. Ply north. EN"r",i fr1
bod, Penn wanna Nouth c;hlri"n. >haI"RiiI on
(tI sharon. Dhip-Irri'un. Marion. Ne" YORK;
Wnvcrv Rhode Island Central FALL, :c" jersey -
Viurland Indiana jcNer, mvc. Lap 'rc 'o,iiicrS'
viii. California Alnur,la san BrrnaNuno' michigan
OW.sso West Hay tItv. Pontiac Ml'No'irl- N'N,"ih ;
Wisconsin West superior; North Carolina Durham,
(,rrs,nsbOrD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

capp,r before he BE- Admitted. IL was also u'u'u
to hold special handicap meeting on No'c"pcr T.
in which Willie bay and the Stafford Harriers lonEdis.
lance runners, and others will compete" All c''e"oh W
Officers resulted In the rrtnon Of the same onca'' WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

When In search OF work or workers. horses or car
riagcs board rooms. or real estate. consult HE
Irbunc's little advert scm"n:s Of The people You
Will find them Oh the ninth page today.
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j)ulltiral Notiefs.

Occsn,cs ncct a. a." primaries Il ~" b u,n. Il
Men, N.pnlln on aniInion To hoiiiA'
LOT nr, u,tii,,, TO met ~ TUn iitt ~ ., =
h.iwrrn ID aud Sd a,c> ~ Thur dsy "\srnnE o'e ~
ms. at = o'clock y. ~. T. > n sWI:ENY So