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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-30
Notice For Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,
Sept 90 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the follow ing nj AIMED
settle has filed notice Of hi. intention 10 make
final proof in support of his claim. and that said
roof will be made b, fore the Register and Re
ceiver at HALEY. 1dtho, on Oct 81. 1889, viz
James Bingham. for the northeast quarter Of Sec
ton seven, Township three north, Range eighteen
east.
He names the following witnesses t. prove his
continuous residence npoH, and cultivation OF,
said iald. viz: A. p. Turner. Thomas Miser.
H. Mclaughlin aud h. z. Koonce all Of haley
Idaho.
VT. RILEY, Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
\ REDiarEItTING DiLL IN TIE HOUSE.

W,rhiaeon. sept i:-Lr. Barton. al uhio. to-day
n,r,.ccs; IN tn l0G,r 4 bill regulate the dhi,."n
t,t"> of III" Unoi. into Cougr, >,.on4l ditlrtt,
Ihc bi.i provide, tlG,t wi'tin twclyr month, afv:
he pnn',gc of All Appoitonrut act IN" state s.lh
al, n" Into Congressional dl-trct> hy Ii D>trrtsna
Road In each state, COip,sc Of four re- icn ncil.es
iwo Of each political party To- In appointed 10y the
.,vrrAurS. Districts coii,ist Oi Contiguous
territory and no district /, ~ have more than
ii,inir. district is not To he divided unl,,,, H.
,ululiion cxcv", by tenth thu number cntitlr
:, To Representative, except In states clcrtin,
Representative, By towns: and district Is TO
1ln thln Onctwcntlcih less Inhabitants
dian the number nccry to cntitlc II to ~ Represent
.;ivo. Districts am t. he composed Of compact t"ri
tory. bounded rs nearly Inlay bc by civil suD.
divisions or natural boundaries. There be IA
National Board Of live members four politically oil
y.di, ana the other judge ~ the supreme. District
tii' nit nitat stats courts, appointed BY the
leririt and confirmed by tn ornr, at IN cas-,
II IA lure ~ act or disagreement " the state Roar,
rhe districts made 10y these hOarie are to remain
intact until ms next ccIlsiis Airport comment.
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ovt any payncnt In equivalent special privileges Y"
would b, a unprecedented c,'l4
Another ., ,;,. NJ,
wpi,- t,,, ,.overnGeG cahnot agroc WIN .s VI
N xro that under tn provisions OF the most 'a'oru
Clause another nation bconcs chtI:led to pr' yes
he rcci ro, lev treaty still a. thor ar" various
tlon. Affecting TIE question as now yr'''hNo' '
myself with courteous denisl that The most "'oru
riau.e apIcs to reciprocity rses without no" ch'"k
into any argument on tn snbject-tMr freihH"u'' DIT"
serr,,ary Of STAT. to Mr. Romero. May :. 1851.
Mr. spooncr-FrOm excessive caution the nmlt;; ,
. ,ra,uitrus " ar kindred limitations. are sometimes
inserted before favored nation" In re em ,bc nns
Knit mi, docs not dcrvgate In any way rom S.o r,
ton that privileges transferable under inc a. 'e are
IavI,cu ' Tnwrcnce,s Wheaton 4O3) ! will not
take the time call attention TO t sat th a. Sa0 IN
iwrrn this and other countries. ana 10 w nm h
Which there sem "a ne gratifying prO'Isc's q, r
returns to our people from proy ar sI have done
Ill., shall vote nc"rporate rn PrI,ei 5hat ~
e; yaid and that tn President and ms dlsl,ngus"to
secretary Of statc will speedily SO ue , barrels Of
u, and other products OF thu farm and the FACTORY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
yR CLARKSDy AND THE CIVIL SER|IfE.

Wu,h,ueton sept ia delegation II MaiEEhe
ii,publcan clubs called Oh J. ,. thrR'"h """ T"
tho r,,ns Of The Republican Congressional ''"l"',.
committed, and presented u HIM rc>oh''ol' o'A'.
ing him for his expressed opp'ni'hn u Tie W.
service law A. Worth Spalc>. Of hai'ih'ro' n'A .,
tie presentation addirS>. and denoui'9i Tue 80
service INV In strong terms Mr. 'i"rH'oh T>i"'
:lL.nhing tho committee. ana the kep"oi'"' a."
ton that they represented. for tn. kindness s"u
and the faith expressed IN him. III" sail NJ WAS "''
,pls.,d 10 reformed civil service. nor 10 one 'hs0
Intelligent in the most practical degree. b"' y"
would make tho examinations departmental, A"u
Conducted by those under whom the CLERKS wo'i' ""'S
{, work. and would select all CLERKS tn Sympathy VIVA VIA
I In, Marty I'm power Referring &" the a.iSi"is ii"uo
,n MS record I'm c.,ansins D,nrr,ir for kcpnblhas
umstn ast.r>, he said h, rouM not hav" d>p"..'%%
Democrats II Clcvcland's Reform AdmllSto, ai.I
uot pul ucnu,Il> IN and Republican, out ne aa ~.
chat he hud Apologies la nidhr - any one io Wv
Democrat, he Lad removed from Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
CELEBRATING GEyESEOS CENTENNIAL.

Rochester y. V. sept. H. In spite "t '''c W..
cradle weather the c.lbra ion BIZ the village of fc
~, tho ,,ut,nn,ol anniversary Of it, first Saflcn"s
WAS a great success. Fully 5000 persons were P..
cpt 10 attend the celebration The town was oo
fully decorated every rcsld, ut seeming to b u''.
mined to 0utdo all hi, neighh'rs IN that N'p
In the morning. a parade III which local ana 's""
military and fire companies ard &. ~ H. 81 40
tho ,icnescc Valley. the Hunt cub, the Nth '*p"
Company and other organizations t''H p''' ,,,
held which WAS thc feature Il the day. There ~e'o
about ! 800 men in line There exhibition ~.
competition drills by tho visiting ilc copanu o"n
athletic contests Of various kinds In the sSn"mai
exercises wsr, held IN the chapel Of thc E .,,a":f
school Addresses were Delivered b. A. j. ~ Wc.
and sherman ;. Iot RS Of En'lalo. ana =. nj h
NnnuI,tnn read . room. A display OF hrvwo'A
The evening closed the celebration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
DIR. GEORGE Il. GHISELIN.

Dr. George Il. GhiSelin died AT the Gil>ey House on
Thursday morning from IA disorder OF the liver. liz
was born ut Richmond. Va. In 1o2+. When ire wa'
broke ont he entered the Confederate service VIII Ms
two brothers ard acquitted himself In ,nrh manner
as To attract tho attention VI Jefferson Davis WHO
sem, him 10 England. as an emergency" diplomat 10
assist Mason and sldr IN their proposed efforts 70
induce England To recognize the autonomy OK the Ton
fcterate states. lie went this mission by way Oh
Canada and the only one Of I'll" three WI" ra'hed
England There he laborrd 1calon>ly at his n's>n!'
lie remained abroad until the close Of thu war ara o"
his return devoted his effort to the development q" u'
mining resources Of the south. lie was atrrwau ~
.,,i,t,d with Henry Mciec> In his Peruvian mini"
and railroad enterprises. i> shares IN the ;ri MINIS
of IIuantayaya rear IIulGc. are now 'uiui"' ION
iny, lie WIS the man who succeeded II! otttn'nr .
,Lnrtcr for the 1rhuancpcc canal Just before tr "@.,
ll,, leaves A su Richard. In Louisville Ny anu oao
daughter In Arizona. Or. 'h>clin was wen "iow w
urnrr In New York. and his body will be taken W
Kentucky for burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
WILLIAM BkOckIE.

Philadelphia. sept, l2.-wiilam Bro"kic, shppino
and commission merchant. agent OF the Allen seani-
ship Line and une OF Philadephias bcstknown busl'
hess men, died this morning. lie was appaFchtY IN
good health when he LETT III, homo IN the suburbs TINS
morning and took inward hound PehnsVvahia h'i'
mad train lie sat with william c. Morgan, IT,, tho
broker, and ciatted pleasantly with him. oh r&'N'
ing the city the two gentlemen walked brlSky Gown
Chcstnut-st. when suddenly Mr.. Brochc stopped ana
remarked that lie felt sick lie had barely spoken INC
word, when he fell t. the sidewalk lie va, carricd
into store and expired before physician could 10
spond to the summons.
Mr. Brockie vas president OF the Investment oo"'
pany Of Philadelphia and Of the Maritime Exchahs''
a director Of the Lehgh Valley Railroad. the fhiia
dnlphia National Bank. the Insurance Soi"p'p. "
North America the saving Fund society OF t'rniih'
town the Board Of Trade and was Tor man! yci's an
active member and director OF tie C"Ilher'"i rA'
change. , ,.,, r..c.r,,er OF
ls3x and came to this city In 1868 as president "i Tue
;.1SI IA fSihefpnis He Apfdiy rrrinent
plSce in tLe mercantile world He was an acty tive
mrnbeF OF the Presby terrain Church. lie was married
TO Phiadeipha Lady otter his arrival IN this country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
THE PRESIDENT DEEPLY INTERESTED.
rt,SFERRlNG By TELEGRAPH WITH SECRETAhf


wfNp~M ~ THE MONETARY SIT ALTON.
t'r-,,u spir;s Penn. sept. l2-That the frcsi'
dem + taking deep Interest IN the financial situation
j. shown y the fac, that he devoted nearly two hours
II the afternoon Ia t,lcgrarh' correspondence Win
-,.,,,,r, WlnIoIn. at Wllamst ywIl. Mass and As
s,sant >ccr.tar,- Baichcdcr and Ncttl,ton. ut wash
,r,,n a, To- IN" lest n,HnS NJ relieving the present
,rnrnc, IN ~" MONEY market Tie telegraph Is located
I'm on" ,rv frame building near the Executive cot
;..r formerly u-S by colorcd people " place
.fwor'lhp and II wlI tIcc that The President ana MT
u.ifo tran sact.d their bu,.lcIs this afternoon one
Of ,h. r.,,, II the rn,tulcc was IN order for the
pr, p,yn,rut II Interest AgrEating five millions on the
currency sizes and for advance IN tho rate for "ir
Is.- cent bond, to 49,. Another question considered
VS. the proprcty II ,uggrti x An rN"nslon vi banded
p.ri -, under the proposed Tariff law but no
tU,listnl was reached ON this point.
l.r latest advice. ,TriNcS. hy he President VEN la
tl r,rt that nloucv vas rn>!c- a. tho rl.c Of bu,i
ness and that the oItlck NOR, favorable.
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reo. there has been enhancement OF the price OF any
article Of merchandise
The President must be satisfied
he shall have Tower and " ts hereby made his duty 70
..,uc his proclamation suscIdng the collection Of all
CUSTOMS duties or import similar articles whf
Imported into The United States from any foreign country
That Is not all.
Such Suspension shall continue for ninety aays sief
the Pro dent upon being satisfied
It was left to him
TINT such cnhancs in price longer exiSts SHALL
i.ue h, proclamation Withdrawing his former procana
ton Of suspen,ion.
Nor Is this oil.
And the President Of United States may. from time
tine. In his Judgment be proper rsrS"'
modify or Withdraw proclamation he may nave ssueu
And being satisfied Of the fact that trust had pen
formed which enhanced the price OF goods, NJ Wa u
suspend the law or suspend the roiSc'o =, rnvv Il
The next week by his proclamation hr cou1 reV!Ht ~
and month after he could suspend 1t. ond again re
vlve It ad inhnitu Sir that Vas power very I noh
such horror. II Is essentially the same onl! larger.
Mr.. Adrich-1 hope the senator VIII nau uei1 e
some Sc,aiors on ti. sd. o. well the other arr
troubled about the power OF the President anu a. dhc
S %epe ts s sea ,hnrr viii rd Il ta ,0
Sir. spooner-I voted believe IN common with a., al
tho senators on tbs SIDE Of tho Saa% M, S SSr .e
tSst aid moi vote against It bocause took any ex
tinr upon n the trident vesns IN I'm DISCRETION
which it not competent or wise foT S"sresN mo "
y yer N ns. nm here e" d S Ssssnss Il pSon
The ,nWrr Of foreign manufacturers a,d importers
s s assE desired sc S Rq c s aie a'c1
trust and enhance te price Of and npTn rrovn ,n",
M to the Il sSs,Sm was ss those soE IN
breaking down Industries would have tnc r"~rT I"
f invS' and n sao q rvise our a
our free list The vote upon TINS ProPo.!tou' Ill la'o
off IL I mn read IT, rs the following:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
OBITUARY..
RnRERT Johnson.

Albany Sept. ]: (spccialj.-Hobcrt Johnston.
prominent resident Of CUlOes died at mid''eh lIss
night. lie wa, manager Of the Harmony 'ii'i' Nm'
pany which place he has held since lroo ar.
Johnston cciebr,ted his eighty.t,rd birthday last
February lie had been col.icctcd with the cotton
industry for scventysx years. being born in Dalston'
England III 1880 he came to Amcrha and hired ois
as a spinner in a mill in Providence X. l. In 1874
he went 10 vsatic y. W and took charge OF cottor
mill belonging to Nathan Wild. Willie there he pro-
duccd the first muslin dclainc ever made In this
country The warp was spun In Vaatic and tho
nIinc was imported from England. In 1850 Gard
ner IL Co.. Of York, bought the Old Harmony mill
I'm Cohoes and Alfred Wild brothc: OF Nathan who
was one Uf the members Of the new firm. Ofiersi Mr.
Johnston lie. management. The Office was Af'pt"
and from that date the cotton Industry IN C0hGs has
been "A success. since Mr.. Jou,tDn's ma!a-cncnt "
tho concern 1t has grown and developed until II 70
now one Of the largest cotton pia:t, In tile world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
ny HASTEN ACTION ON THE TARIFF BILL
TIL, MATTER DISCUSSED BY THE WAYS AND
MEANS COM,MTTEE-THE DILL REFERRED

MANS COMMIT Ell he Jill "A'' ~
TO IT-Mo HEARINGS To DE GRANTED
Washington. Sept. 12.-Thc Ways and Means oom
mutec held session this MORNING. LOT ''e h'' ,'o
In several months. Tic purpose WIS ~ -" w.. ,u
treatment OF the senate amendments W I'll. .'" DA
md the entire session was occupied III 'h"' u''.
A. tho hill Itself had not reached the committee no
to,r,, conclusions rOnd he noted. ana to Pro'ccs'
wore confined TO general discussion ON one po'h'
49,. s,r,od IN he practical agreement. ana tha'
NO. tina. the amendments should Oe consldercd oy
thc committee instead III accciing ~ once W INC 10
oucst 81 the Senate for conference. AS !" "o" ""'
fine should be allotted to that proc c1nS' t'crc
20 Lc a diversity Of opinion: but 'here WIS ~"
nounccd disposition on boci the R"pnoh'ah III"
ncmocratlc sides TO hasten tho action In the col'u.c
nc r,urh as ussibIc Tie dat: upon when tue pni'
whom enacted into Inv shall take effect was also
d,,cusscd but without result beyond inc dc'eIoP''
NJ strong individual DELI { that the dac hHen w VI.
scpotr-t,cto,cr Twas too early 70 admit OF maj
action upon this bill and its Distribution ""o"e
the customs officers Of the country.
Tho committee will meet again to'n'"rr'"' "i"
nroc.cd formally to consider the bill and amendments
which wcr referred to 1t by the House soon aiter
the committee adjourned II Is said by som" pc''o
cratic members that tho facility WIN "h"h '''''
Marty a,,ocIatc, will lrrd them selves to the Ike
nubl,cap efforts to hasten the final hlspt'on Oh uc
an l., conditional upon the programme which Is 10
the rest Of the session. and that II II '"'u'" ="
attempted Ia pass a threatened resolution T. INTERIOR
yi,h the Ohio district, established by the Et gerry
ua,dcr or Ia force through other pronon'' Pa's"
measures rc,ort will be h,d to all parianieh'",
m,a;.s 10 uh>irnrt III" farN ldl
MINER ms requests haze a!'"aiy been man" I" MI"
tor Aidr!ch Of the conf'ccs appointed 10y t!e "a'e
81, he TariI lii fr hearings i"if' 'h' '"''''''
Committee and several Delegations rcpr,rhting var
pus Interests arr reported t. have brh Hpl""',cn w
yI>t W.,hu.t ~ and appear before ~" '"'ItI,'
senator = that such pr"""iIhf "N'li ~
il, viola, ION Il all the lr'c1l"niS 81 ''lir'>N. anu ~
ras mo- ,,, thar sich an innovation wnnh h' t"iN'
for "A moment IS hi>. t";:acn">. " lar ~ nc j.
uocrurt he j. nilltcrahit 0pi"Nfd !" rrsh'ihR 'N'
rr. n any person or irt, r'st dc>lrs To pIbc
i,rr ia" confcrr,- aay Information or afHnh,h' on
,,Iy ,u,jcr, 1t nay lee done l.! written hr,'t an"
,h,. communication VIII r''riv" dH" rniIS"'ra'''H
,,r,inr Aiorcn ..rv.> that IN" I'LL VIII DE- III c"h
fcr,.uc, not lor,rr than four DAYS. =,
..,,u,Ir Mcl'u.r,on wrote to day from Monmouth
.,.u.n y ! a.!iis 10 b. ri"'"i ron >"rVl'' on IN
inference committee IN the Ihr' hi'! oh =" 'lhl 81
III h,:th and his place va hiird ~ TIC apTo W
Il ,cua or \u, lee. tie Dcno rave n.cnt'T
y t.c Committee on Finahcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13


PARED To APPLY FURTHER REMEDIES.
Washington. ~rt. i".-ticncr.l Ncttkton. Assistant
secretary ~ the Tr"surv in response I" inquiries on
the subject ~ reporter Of The Associated Prts'. To-
ulgtt Md" ;lr fil!"wii; ST.: mrit;
TN Treasury D.n IN 20 DAY. IN addition 70 It's r'ru
lar d.!r-in,nt. which unusually heavy. paid out
as ~ bond Iprrha-rs and adNanr" IT.
i.r.,t Il, folow.: Int"rest I"pa.d >i.0dSo3, ~demr
ton Of f"rg aud half. si35 COO. purchase Of four pe
,,ni- $50 Cur. Ih' four p,' '~:ts pYr'ha"d to-day
", r. acp. u, 10. Thu l. tn inst c"r-d rattle pur
cla.c four per Tor time. aud tl price i4d II
per cent heretofore paid under III" circular u
July l.? II /, trn'et that t.c-- b. impr>s1n
a,uov holders per bonds u.at III" Government
"a, Withdrawn ftun fn- fon i~'r c'ntS This
/. not the fat The Ira.y 1, riy (, TAKE consdtI
ailv iiIuint al frir~ II ..,s e. IT, nad
Thr !nau.r, h-tiun,.L v~tsrE, by tn" SECRETARY Of
,hr Trc,-,ry t,rlos tc fee t, total baaitss dI,
- I'll ih"ti ,rpi- load II the pNrt ~ New"
Vurk 81 L'ntr only rl1.jol coo. oniN d mOi /.
,or' II goods viii be- subject TO ncra'cd duty
under the trn,!llc IA III" rIrin bill These fAc''
would ,.,n to dc,t ihrt nh bas thi,
II tn. silIaLi',n has been largely "thcut fouadaon
A, 10 tlr,!.cr mcJsrr,, " i'lif. IN fai a, Oh
,Aistinp ,;rnv,ny can reasonably b. said br due
table operations Stag laws governing TIE
COLI rtn and ,'ur,rnrnt o. the ''o, ran mt
81, tive dts tr law permit aid tc stI,tiol
rQuir- The : crrtaIy ~ ,h' Tr a-ury his rctUr
a. Washington from New In Land. Will b in NcwlorA
tomorrow. AID viii ADOPT sucn cour'" sh, 'ecn %
him tn-y, and calculated To n.tcL the dilncuty Il
exists.
II Is expected that one Of the minor of rcli
FOR the market that Inlay b. adopted by the Treasury
On thc Sa6.OUo.OOO OF Government bonds known rs
Currency SKIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
AIl.RED pElkUAM,

Alfred Pcckliam. one Of the oldest members I" '''
Consolidated stock and Petroleum EXCHANGE Ht'' sc'
.rl,v At hi, home IN Br,ohlyn. lie had hong 'Tca
III with consumption. He was a member Vi ''''
N,w York Mining stock Exchange lols bc"re III"
nrion ~ the ,,riou, board, which now MAXI ny ,,o
odat.si ENrlaugc, and was an active p,VhcI w
m the time he taken sick. lie was WI h,J ,,
I'D generally liked. lie kaN'> WIG anu ''"oS N'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
THD ACGUSTA-VI(TORIA'S FAST TRIP.

The steamer Augusta Victoria. OF the Hamburg
American Packet Company. has caught the record
breaking fever. Shc arrived hero yesterday frum
southampton In the handsome time Of six days twenty
three hours aud nifty four minutes. This beats her
best regard Of seven dogs and ono hour I.mt hor
SISTER ship, the Columbia stlli holds the record, six
days sixteen hours and two Minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

WASHINGTON, sept. 1.-The Offer, of 4 -. per cent
bond, AT the Tncisury Department. Ia noon to day.
under Che circular Of Ausr"t 30. aggregated $1,000
Later offers ut T,JOO - and of 100000 rcr
ceptcd.
The total amount of 4 L. per cent bonds offered to
tho rrrahry department yesterday, f"r the entire
country, under the circular VI August 81. VIZ, $76S
700: making u tOnl ris inr Of :''.j'3.53O TIL. pre-
p;,, Inrnt Of interest on the pei cent bond, at Wn,
lngton. New York and l!oston yesterday, under tho
Giro uar Of september q. aggregated S3Ia:50 making
u iOtul thus fur Of 81 ,i2,',.34.
The amount Of silver Offered for SAL To the Treasury
Department to-day aggregated 81 900 ounces. The
purchases were us follows: $4,000 Al 1856
loo 900 ounces at Sl.l37, 1OnOO ounces vt @l.l57i
5000 ounces At ~ 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

Boyd Vincent. OF the diocese OF southern 'n' saying
ht tho Kishon Is still a sick man, that the fever Il
a,iII rising. but not yet ut It's height. bishop Vim
cent had IN attack Of the typhoid fever some ting
AGO and had nearly recovered WHEN a Iciapec occCrIea
Ills friends hero regard his CONDITION. do ''i''e'1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
JOSEPH BELL.

Cincinnati, Sept l2.-Joscph Eel. aged seventy
,evcn died to-day suddenly Of apoplexy lie was
DISTINGUISHED as a builder Of machinery and Tor '"ihs
the first 10 take Steamboat across the Gulf OK Mexico
lie introduced steamers IN the rivers OF Mexico. his
father was an English lieutenant. who. IN the war Oh
diii master to the troops Fort Washington IN thus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
TOl'RISIS.

Whether pleasure bent or business. should tAkc
on every trip bIttle Of Sy rup VI klys. II art most
pleasantly md oIcctually tho Kidneys. liver AID
bowels preventing fcvers hcadarhos and other forms
of sickness For sale In 5Oc. end u bottles By I'LL
leading druggists. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
JOSEPH ID. sII.tFER

Newburg. sept. II tspccal.-Joscph ID. shafer'
brother OF the Rev. Jesse +. Sacr. and the first Re'
cordcr Of the city Il SD IS dead aged sixty lie
had been District Attorney OF Ulster County lO' tws
terms. For q number of years recently ne
ha been a resident Of lIroohlyn. lie died IN Mont
COmcry Ulster County, in which town he was born.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
JLLyExs or bishop morn VINCENT

Cincinnati. Sept. PA telegram received yes
to-day by tho Rev. T. j. MciSch. Of this city. from
Westerly, II. L. from tho physicians attending BishUp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
ANOTHER DAY WASTED.
WILL REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLIES FROM THE
HOUSE RETURN TO DCTY9

r,rr sEcEssIoNIsrs IN HIGH FEArHER-rHEY
ANSWER TO THEIR NAMES AND THEN
SNEAK OUT OF THE HoUsE-IhE1
POSTPONE THE SIGNING OF thu
RIVER AND HARBoR BILL
AND vAcATE A SITTING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
np nlEERT ". JONES.

Chicago Sept. L. ,Specab.-Dr. Robert W. JONES'
professor Of Therapeutics in the College OF PySlahs
and surgeons and Of The best Known ply scias oi
tho CITY, died suddenly of heart disease to-cSy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
LOWER RATES FOR ArSTRALASIAN MAILS

WishiD don. sept. II Chairman lin"han. VI tho
Posio9hco COMMITTEES. 10 dav trosiucci In the House
j0ln resolution 10 authorize the lOsiini,tcr itncrll
10 TRANSPORT the Austral ,sun closed mail fr0m
Francisco to New York ior Great BRIAN &; reduced
rateo, order to the cooperation OF tn. colonies
in continuing after November next the direct mail
service between FrAncls'o and Auckland and
sydney, subsidized by New-2ealand and New South
Wales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
tiOHFHHMi:HT NOTES A%D TATE TAXATION.

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Washington sept. H. G.lr tl.-iG" b:il - aGbiC"
90 state Taxation Nit oaai hanh nt In.icl Bats
T"- uy r".- Will. { day pa.,cd thc - nae upjn
lie rrcnn.:.t dat.o o: tin Comm &c IN t' judo nv
is The ~, ..urr reported by that Committee tc'cr u
,ld!s a,J vcra .."i'CCt.hi atcm.,, t. pa, which
had already been n.adc. t"ll'wiM; IL the text of the
bi,l Il, pd>~'u:
chat AL ,irrlat;, MT, Snl.oii banking s,>oca-
tons and all t'n S'1rn l"a!-t'Gd'r notes. I'd ~.
liner t":.- md .rr''noa-., ~ tn int SJi- I"vabc
OH u"rlid md circulating -hhi not
,G ,2y.i.on u..dr t' auh'ri'i u an STATE OK
T, ritorv.
rro, died that u,ly such rnii L. cNrrcib.d IL
the .aiue auLrr. ard at t' rate that any s'Icn
stat, or Territory rlal money villain II, juris.
d!ctou.
Src .. That the Prov ions Of thip act shall not be-
Deemed or hcrI I, claI.. lifting laws Of t,
sYa..oD Of National LAnhiy a>r0"iations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

FOTRTIiCLAsS POSTMASTERS APPOINTED
Washington. Sept 12.-Fourthclass postmastcrs
were today appointed Is follows:
New. York-(icorgo ". DC Land Freetown Cornyrs.
Connectcut-Mr. K. n Dill. Bill lIiu.