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New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
DEATH or THE REV. GEORGE WcLosEEr.

"Ilc va, beloved by every one In the parish during
hi, incumbcncy" said Father Shayne, OF the Chur'h
Of tie N0tiylty In second ave. yesterday He spoNc
Of the Rev George McClo,kcy who has Just dlca III
oui villo XIV Father McClOshcy came t0 the Church
of the Nativity in september, loi7. Assistants III
the parish hdvc been the Rcvs. John Slannha''
J. Murray Forbes and william Everett. who Is tho
present pastor. ~
Father McClo,kcy was never strong ana III las
ne went to Enron. 10 visit his brother. the present
Bishop of Louisville then Vicar OF the Amer
lean College at Rome. The priests health r"p'uN
improved at the English htalh resort. "'c'' war
vcrn aud IL was while Father McCIo'key WaN ',,crJ %
that the following incident, characteristic ol NJ - -
for his Church happened. There were seNehI M ti
olcs In Malvern but no church, and a. soon a. tnVl
Met loskey became cOnNdlcsccnt he began 70 St,
mass IN a gymnasium. But the owner u 'nr n".,;s t n;
An enthusiastic Church of England "ona uluo" ~, .rH
ant and he Immediately resumed his serves w u,,
RON When hr returned q America tlr ,"msttVcnno
,inn had rrown 10 such proportions that BlNhop llh
th"ri@ o{ ,hrDp,lrr built chapel aud ocni pic'.
To- the new parish. lie mas b'c" ''
Louisville for many years
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
NnTES OF LILLE STIGE.

Nckee Rankin began the second week Of his en-
eagement last night the BijOu Theatre, where his
representation Of Jean Baptistc CadcauX IN " lj'
SssnucED has been warmly appaudcd at every per
,g nddnoe. The indications that the new pay
WIN nave long and prosperous run,
FaiEers Theatre will reopen tonight, when Miss
s'are Tempest Will make her American debut In
e'epnens and SOlomonS comic opera, The Red
hussar which will be heard here for the first time
ino opera Is IN three acts and viii be produced Win
al INC original scenery and costumes used IN London,
Mnee ,s ~ had run Of $50 nights. The cast Will ~
Guue bliss Isabelle Crquhart Miss LcOua ClGTk. hiss
,snnS awards, IlerndOn MDrscll. Jane, savage.
ST,Mn;h W.; hanolcy William Gilbert Joseph G. Fay and
francis Wilson says that there Will lie flowers
passed over the foOghts on the first night Of Tho
Merry Monarch at Tie Broadway Theatre on August
To- lie believes that the custom Of presenting flowers
ouing Performance seriously Interrupts the action Of
an opera and is objectionable 10 the greater par, Of
an euulence. such floral pieces ~ ma, he sent bi
,ushul friends viii be displayed In the lobby and
s n be sent to the performers by way of the stage
'" J. scanlan is said TO be having unusually
prosperous season on the Pacific Coast.
Heinrich Conred, who has Just returned from
nu,ope' IS with Ms. ConrIcd. spending few weeks
~ Lake Hopatcong. While abroad he secured some
STelnal costumes from real gypsics. 20 bc used in
rin i~ gypsy Baron' The rchearsals OF his company
on september &.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

now? These who know most of what is going
on in the hardware capital will tell YOU that MT
Chamberlain is again in the saddle. How Is IL III
the Honse Of Commons? There. as in the country
n large he is without a party. in one sense; that
Is, he has no band Of devoted supporters VINO
identify themselves with his fortunes Mr.. Glad
stone has known how TO attach men to HIM lhey
surrender themselves him, surrender their ludg-
ment, their opinions, their interests MT
Chamberlain has not discovered thai secret. Ac',
lie has only to rise in an important deoa'r. 70
reasscrt, and, al least for moment, 10 r-es-
tablish. his authority. lie does 1t by sheer force
of ability: an ability never seen to better adj
vantage than when he has TO face this critical
and hostile House 1t is not all hostile, of
course. but the minority who hate him hate
him 50 bitterly that the whole atmosphere is
seething with their animoslty. II serves excel
lently TO pat him on his mctte.
Tbev mover weary of reminding him of his
failure TO make Fishery Treaty. This, how
aver like so much Of what is said in politics,
is inaccurate. Nlr Chamberlain did make Fish
erv Treaty. 1t was the United States Senate
,vhicb unmade it, Not five minutes ago, former
col,earuc Of the maker said " II the Irish in
America who secured the rejection OF Chamber
,ein's Treaty." ! tried 10 explain 10 hlm that
his ey-collraque's real fault lay in having made
TOO good treaty: that he got for his own country
more than she claimed and nearly everything
Canada claimed beside; and that We got no one
of the three things wanted The treaty was
therefore rejected on its merits, or its demeri's'
But that is one of those facts which Will oc uhdef
stood and accepted hy the next generation o.
Englishmen; not by this The truth is known
I'm America. of course, but English unacqualntAnce
with 1t gives rise to some jcers at Mr. Chamber
laln's expense, the foundation Tor whlch Hes III
the region of fancy.
With all this, he is STILL though a power. less
a power than when he first crossed the Atlantic.
His fame has suffered an eclipse, but astronomy
affords ground for believing that luminary oh
scured in this way, or in any way, will rcappear
TO mortal gaze in its original brightness. Be
sides, period of adversely, rightly used, may he
q period of instruction: and who knows that Mr..
Chamberlain, on emerging from the gloom that is
about him to-day. may not be wiser than before !?
1t depends himself; on his perception OF the
fact that he still has something to learn, and
that a knowledge of MEN is not less valuable
than a knowledge of affairs. q. W. 5.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
SECRETARY TRlCY ~ EtR Y tRROR.

Bar IIsrbor. Nc. huI. special secretary Tracy
arrived here At noon 10 day. Tic Baltimore iicd
ialute oi nineteen guns. NJ the s'ogmcrS at th"
wharf also fred sl-utc,. mahing considerable noise FOR
u Ntjlc while. The Secretary Inspected tie AaGshlp
Ralt.mocr and received another salute. The baltimore
sailed at > O'Clock for New York when getting oUt
of tie harhor she strIc the Dolphin rough blow. bu
no srriou, Injury 9',ult"a. secretary Tracy accom-
panied by hi, daughter 60. WIlmc7iur. Miss Wilmer
ding N-s Chad, .clt wfa Of Command Chadwick u
ts,. Yorktown ana Ms -. uet0n. 4 WJehn@ton Tie
vrolr party capc on shore thi- afternoon and v"rr
taken fo- dr.Vr ~ General John s. X -pn. q Nn
iu--oo VINO IS -fpyirs ~ tie Malvern. The S'ci''
farr Vii remain herc -"vrD dny-. The Dolphin anl
if.Ir s.ui tomorrow morning Tor fNvuc.i'"n, cape
ca.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
crNrpA1 RAILROAD oE NEw.IERsEY.

Trains FOR the ScashoLong Branch, Ocean Grove 80.
Sandy Hook route-Ieave New York, Pier s. North
River, at 30 40 :0o IL 100 a. m, 100, 8 40.
80, 3 80 p. IN.
Allrail route-Leave New-York, foot Of Liberty ST..
North River at :OO 10, 01j, 1915, IL 10 a. m.
1 80 (exprcss 2 80, 80, 4 100, 4:30, 80, 6:1e
p. m.
special fast express on Saturdays at 90 p. IN.
Sunday trains Sandy Hook Route-Lcave New-forh'
Pier 8, North River at 8 80 a. m, 100 p nl iof
Atlantic Highlands, sandy Hook and all s'auonS W
Long Branch
Allral Routc-Leave New-York, foot Of Liberty
st.. North River at :OO 100 a. m, :o0 p rn' for
Long Branch Point Pleasant etc -
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
REFLEXIvE rRONOUNS.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: While y0ur correspondents are agitating the
subject of the use OF the word sc" would like
10 ask question 10 which have never been able to
obtain a satisfactory answer from any one. When tho
word myself is used in any connection, self seems
to be- the thing alluded to- while the pronoun "my"
denotes what particular self whose self Is intended
the prOnoun being in the possossivc case as " Sef Il
tho possession Of the speaker. Sow. 1t Is correct to
this form IN the first and second persons, and to
say myself" and ourselves and yourself ana
yourselves why 10 We the objective form III
the thru person, instead Of saying hiSScli ahd
theirscvcs"! If himself why not "mcsclt' and
"usSclvcs" Are these words now nscd IN their
original forms. and i there any explanation 81 tuS
apparent incougulty W. H. L'
Brooklyn, Aug l. 1890.
Originally the reflective pronouns were de-
cinrd through all the cases. thus: Ic selfa. |
myself lnominativc min selles, Of myself gent
tive; me selfum. to myself dativel; me selfne,
myself (obiectvel. So we silfe, we ourselves :;
he selfa he himself, etc These forms were used
In Anglo-Sixon and the oldest English. In time
the number of Gases was reduced TO three. and
one form used for all The form chosen was,
naturally. the most euphouons myself being a
plcasantcr word to speak than Iscf or mcsclf
himself than hcseli or hissef. etc. These pro-
nouns, then, whether the form bc pOssessive or
objective, are either nominative or objective as
the construction may rcqGrc.-Ed)
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
GRADE CROSSINGS

TO the Editor Of The Tribu"c.
sir / thluk The ncv ,papcrS make mistake IN the
use 81 the cNpr'-,ion grad. cr,ssnc',- meaning as
upd g,tlud them the crossing II wagon road by a
r. lrOId. both being the same rane. Railroad mcn
say upgrade or downgaic or sometimes landgrad".
I'm, tI ,,.,i rrsle" i- uevor I'D r. mean two hch
va ~ The -aHc plane ~ IA a C " sin; a .
t.ld ou tic 1mc pane. tunh 'Acrc j. 10 warrant
for such usc Of The word ,l7dc' A. :" .a' r!ado
crossing. y. ]. IihhlLl"
LlN1rleud. y. Y, Aug. 8. l-Do.
we cannot agree with our correspondent :
criticism Of AN expression that j. very widely and,
we think, uropcrly used Grade. originally,
means O. step or degree relative position or
Standing Is II not logical then q speak Of
crossing, at the same grade. at grade. or grade
crossings 10 describe those where the roads are
on The s,mc level We think 50; and th, view
IS token b. The editors Of Wchst"rs Dictionary,
in which work this meaning Of the word Is given.
-EdJ
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
RELATIVE PRONOUNS AGAIN.

j % tHe Ehi ilor u "N 1 )" " -
Sir: As yCn have opened your columns to questions
Of verbal criticism, would be glad to learn whether
the following usage Of the objective case Is good Eng
llsh. In of popular m0ntlllci we have the
words whom YOU think can carry these ot1tcs. -
In the above phrase what /, the noninatiyc 70 me
word can In the authorized version Of the Blble
We have the question lMalthcw Avi, l3) "Whou 90
men say that am Can the objective whom il the
question De maintained by good nsage = ID.
Garfield. " Y. Aug. /, 300
TO onr corrcspondrnt's last question we an
swer. no. In the passage quoted from the Bible
we have an obsolete usage Of tho objective for
the nominative, which should not now be fol-
lowed The Revised Version has, who do men
say" In tie Lords Prayer we have d" Our Father
which art in Heaven. but good writer of this
agc would use who instead of which, The
quototion from the magazine is Of course wrong.
1t should read, Who You think can carry, etc.
-III
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

block signals they called them-which prevente1
accidents In these days. Yet when the train rushea
into tunnel the woman actually shudccrd W
what could block signals be in such blacknesst
And 10 fast in the dark, ii did seem reckless.
And the next century will soon be here.
II there is man in the world who has worse
temper than the average drayman who gets caught IN
the usual afternoon Jam In Westst. he should come
forward and reveal himself great curiosity Now
any man who tries to cross this frshtful street al
certain hours OF the day easily gets idea Of the
trials which the truckmen are forced to bear. But 10
il not very pleasant for women and children TO be
subjected TO lie streams OF vile language which pour
from hoyIing mouths. The worst of the Is that
the women and children, well the drivers, are
field fast in the blockade, and they cannot escapd
however much they try.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

engagements Will permit. while Miss Firth will CON
time 20 conduct the Ladies' Work Guild, which has
for some time past outgrown her in Kcnsington
Square
An ARTIST RETURNS FROM INDIA.
Mr.. Mortimer McnpCs has returned to London Win
his portfolios filed with sketches. East India has
been most prolific in the way of material; and not
only has Mr. Mcnpcs drawn its beauties, but he has
etched them also. TIE plates exquisite impress
sOns, worthy Of the CallO Of the nineteenth century,
and the picture drawings all sunshine and color
They only the first of series. for Mr.. McnpcS
intends 10 make another Journey TO India before MS
studies a.e hung in Bond st.
IN TROUBLE WITH THE NEW POWDER.
These arc very nasty stories which are being tlli IN
reference 10 the rife rather. the new caTtrd-c
There never can be smoke without certain amount
Of fire. Let hope that in this II 4 the smoke
which is 1T fault. and that the promised walthamI,e
the smolcless powder will relieve The War once
of a difficulty which promises 70 become serious II
all we are told is true. We have heard many times
that pos the finest rifle I'm tho world but what
is the value Of weapon if it proves III crvlceable In
action on account Of faults in ammunition
EDXUND YATES.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
UNDESIRABLE IMMIGRANTS.

TO the Editor Of I hc ri bunc.
sir: Is u not time that s0u ctlung efficient wcro
cone 10 SOP The outrageous abnsca against our Con
etuiOn committed by Italian criminals and panpcrN !
How much longer must our proud eScutchc"h be
stained with the blood Of vendetta victims and the
bitter tear of the padrone's slaves What Is the
matter Win II, Americans, our Government our Com
missioner. Of Imm grafton and our local police. tdt "A
lot 0f Ignorant. dcprvcd vic0n, foreigners ci'l 50
gct the hottcr Of this great nation IT T. enough 20
inahc the blood Of every YANKEE DOLL ana ''Ir n'''
up to heroic mctHnIc' u.
The time Is ripe for restriction OF Immigration. We
want no moTe Imported people We "ir 'iloush.
Ne must look oui tor our descendants. America for
Americans is the motto. American gonfl men OF oil
gIrh - do somethlng 10 preserve your sons DThtiIW'
New York. Ans. !. lbW l''''
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
ADULTERATIONS IN FOOD.
A LAW SUGGESTED BY TIE GOVERNMENT II
CHECK A DANGEROUS FORM OF FRAUD.


Many states have stringent laws on food adultera-
ton, yet they fail 10 check the evil. IL Is on tle
Increase The last report Il the Dairy Commissioner
of ewJersey, shows that 43.96 per cent, or nearly
half, OF all the food preparations submitted 10 I'm
for examination were adultcrated. sometimes ING
adutersnts used were harmless. and In these cases
the purchaser would be only swinded, but In many
Instances rank p0isons found in articles OF every
DAY consumption A large percentage OF ctnnec
vegetables such peas and string beans, were found
60 contain copperas, used 10 give green color, ana
a number of baking powders had been doctored VITA
ammonia 10 give an artificial lcavening strength ana
so permit Of carrying more waste matter. In tneso
cases there is not only fraud but danger 10 the public
health. -, -, 49,.
In view Of the failure to enforce existing laws the
United states Government report recommends inc
passage Of law In every stare requiring tne manu-,
facturer, Of all food preparations to print on every
label full list Of all the ingredients the article COO.
talns. This goes straight 10 the point. IL Is not
even necessary TO wait for the legislatures % act
Consumers can act for themselves by very simple
process OF boyc0tting every food article when does
not carry with IL clear statement ~ what II con-
tains A few manufacturers OF sound articles 90 TINS,
but the public Is not educated up 20 the point OF
demanding that all should do II. Until IL Is there
viii be no security, for the profits OF even small
adulcration in a widely used article are so graf
that comparatively few manufacturers have iutcgrlW
10 resist the temptation. -(Boston Herald.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
KrrrER OF IlIE sRALs.

TO the Fditor of The Tribune.
sir. several years ago willie Timothy - Howe. OF
Wisconsin. WAS making some rmark, 10 The senate
GA 70 bill " prevent tho cAiciln"iiou VI mI bearing
animal, In Alaska. and which related, for the most
bart AZ lca,t 70 sci,. AlcNandcr Ramsey Of Min.
,,c.p. mid would ,uggc-t t the honorable eeu-
aior from Wisconsin hsi thor, Is an Oblc tiou to tnt
afii. of The bi civng tie caro- Ot this trade ~ t;
secretary Of thc Treasury, vhilc the spirit 81 our
Institutions makes tho secretary Ot state kecp"r oi
t,i- .cnl- Mr. fish has right o. De d'plea.ed WIN
IN. deprivation # constitutional power. Hamilton
.th Wa. tie secretary ~ STATE 81 thar time. Mt
nltrc The pr--,ni secretary - state seems 10 b.;
exercising NJ Constitutional power % prr!ogatNo
"a, L,@u-I u, the yals GEORGE >. HILTON.
Paterson. y j., July -, i-00.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

enthusiasm Of aDbbylsts the probable whenceness Of
the newcomer.
II Is a brilliant yellow and Of the first magnitude
and seems 10 be fixed star in the southwest quarter
OF the, heavens, was al tho Astronomer could tell
except that he had first IL on saturday morning
as he crossed the lake front from the depot
There ii j. now he exclaimed when the park was
reached, pointing toward the southwest about forty
five degrees elevation. But, Great Scott It's red
now instead Of yellow. saw it last night. Won
derful What do you think of it,"
Mr.. Drake gaZed I'm the direction indicated rubbed
his eyes and looked again. and then. seeing the as
troDOmer was in the s2yenth heaven Of delight, he
brought him 10 the earth with thud by remarking:
AS star, think 1t is frand but as a
weather signal lantern the United States Weather
Bureau in the Auditorium tower | think Il Is hugo
succcSs.n
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
THH PRESIDENT HOLDING 4 RECEPTION.
A PLEASANT But BUSY DAY-To RETURN TO
WASHINGTON TO MORROW

WASHINGTON TO MORROW
Cape May, y. j.. Aug. spoclar.-The Presidential
rs,ty have lad pleasant but busy day. Tiis morn
Ing the Pre- ,den and Secretary Blaine were cl0setci
al the cbtt:gc and would no callers. AZ no'n
they took stroll along the beach and watched tle
bathcrs witnessing what came near beng
a drowning accident Dinner wac served
late. This at President Harrison, Post
master General Wanamaker and Secretary i'ane
held a reception IN tho parlor Of thc stockton ll"c''
~ the party reached the hotel entrance they were
met by the Reception committee made up Vi Con-
cressman Revhugn, Evan NorIs. Henry b. Latham
OF Philadelphia anl cX-Unit,i htses senator Scwell'
oi New jersey. The President walked through the
lobby leaning IN the Of Mr.. Morris, Mr. Blaine
Walking With Sir. Latham and Mr.. Wsnamahcr with
Mr. Scwcll.
At The rcccptin were Judge Armstrong Frank H.
Gi5uey Dr. !. y. walker. John II. Gould. Harry
Nart1 Colonel Charles II. Morgan, Colonel T. l..
DAWSON cN Consul TO samoa: the Ecv. l.. r Shields
a schooluiate Of the President William Is. Nor
rln. Major Charles Wilson, william :. Hooper.
and william Townsend, of Cape May, each Of whom
cast hi, first ballot for Mllinn Icnry lIarri on eN
Assemblyman William :. stevens VI. +. Handy. state
senator Walker :. leaning. William f. Curtis. WIN
lam Y Nckcan alC c&frCNcrEOr George a. tfaWlOM
OF Kan.a-. after the reception the party drove
alouud the town The laGlc- Oi tho Pf .deut!n ia!
ily took p talS 10 drive this afternoon win H. Il.
raccu'ion tonight AZ the Carlton. tape N,i POINT
Tie party leave hcTc Wednesday morning, Wien thH
President ,ud W. WanaWafcr 20 . Washington ana
Secretary BiHnc TO Bar llar,or.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
wllrrE Tile rnRcE coMEs ~.

TO .hc Editor of Tho TT ibunc.
rr: / am newspaper Idcr. not only RcpnOh
eau but all pdrtles, and generally IND them on me
d- Of Justice Now. IN regard 10 the Democratic
paper, | think they very unjust IL the way
Inc, .nc,k of what they torn the force bill" IA
reading the bill l 10 whore the force c0mc> 90.
unless Il forces the unjust 10 be Just, 10 cVmpcl tch
10 allow voters t. vote. not how 10 vote.
| fear tho DcmOcJat> arr Worrying I'St tho people
viii scc clearly why the south has alway been counted
by them sold. W. BitbA L.
BTuOKlyu, Aug. ., 1890
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
TIE GNANn AMY RApGE.

TO the Editor Of The Trlbu me-
rir: would like Ia suggest 10 the National Ehchmp-
mcut g. A. Il. at Boston TO adopt badge that shall
indicate the service of The wearer thcrof in place Of
the present badge which indicates nothing but mem
bcrship Of 4ccrrf order. The cilitcn~. 9 "hon th9
q 4 f. f. aivays appeallng. would prefer hls i'm
hr0vcmcn'. ~ Ill NEi'
New.Norl, Aug. 4, $50.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
A WEDDING.

Inc wedding Of Robert T. r. Iiuntsman city editor Of
ihe flalnled Thncs.' TO Miss L"Ontln Jlssfnolo
'uHhef OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Lsssn0lO took place
~ r.ahhed, y. j.. yesterday. at at the home Of
- ~ Oriue's parents, IN East Front-.t The Rev. DR..
. ferkes' pastor II the Fist Bapt,t Church. pc.>
''nea the ceremony Mis-, Augustine LsslSnOlO
sa honor. and John +. IIuntsnan jr Of Providence
~ A. was best man. The day also the tvcnty-hfth
""ersarS OF the wedding OF the BRIDES parents.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
SOMETHING or Az ASTRONOMER. TOO.
The Chicago Post.

FIUIl III I'IfV '"T'f
say nothing about II, but / think have as
covered a new star. said fairly w"llknDwl astron-
olgrr to John T.. Drake al the Grand Piciic lIotcI.
Mr. Drake who Is something ~ an Astronomer MIN
self ae of course. all attention. and pldc"d Silence
until the dlscOvcrcr could make IN, rr''hcc ~ ihc
new inhaliilnt public IN the proper way. - 80,
Lei rs go 10 the lake front wher" the hlgh bn'l1
incs viii no; ob,truct gaZrT the astronomer Hah
and tlther the pair went, discussing Wlul al ule
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
TILE LASr GAnES AZ TIE 1orEyAMEyr.

TAo nnsl IN meas -.gclr, ~ tn south orrFr
TIed clubs t~uuis Tournament played f'-,'ttfg
afternoon betvoea Il. 4. NHe- ir, and T. Mlf'h'iL
There was good st'"atanc.. The In'on va, won -
,i. ,lhe- A tfeo .iiar4; -et-. uo t-.ss bcit C-J.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
p,,oryry1rKE FROM ITS ASHES.

Seneca Falls, " Y. Aug. 3.-Thc sufferers by the
late fire are rapidly establishing themselves IN tem'
nor,rv onarters The various safes are being re-
Covered from the ruins. which still 50 hot as to
make the progress very slow. The safes owned oy
safe CompaNy'S make and preserved their contents
in splendid condition. -.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
srR,cKry BLVD BY LIGHTNING.

Norwich Conn. Aug 4.-Whlie Mlre1 'c', u
Gri,wold's was milking cow In his barn Nc''c'"'" .
the binding wa. truck by lightning The cow "a'
instantly killed. and rlvon was thrown N'''n"N
ntmbcr of fcct \ horse IN the barn wa, Nlhu, , anu
thc harm Wa burned. Blivcn has since Drch untuIs
"a see and horse that saved has also goho ohhd
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
Oh SMITH RUSSELL rs THE TAtE Of coAr.'

pmiadcI9ra. Au- ,-prc'an.-At the h-h >'rrct
Tlcatrc tonight sol Suih Ru, ell made Ms tiTt al
pcaraucc a. Jenny Watt. Journ"m1n Tailor. Ia
Dion Horccaults new comedy D." Tho Tale Of coat. -
The new play X il fovr acts with all tic lad
I'm New YGr, Cty Mr. Russell was cordially rccolvcd
by e largo audience.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

Nirs C. A. sinclair socie orders for hoInemaae JAMS
ees canned spce., preserved and branded fruits. Ao'
toluc purity guaranteed and only as'eass material pssa
wi For circ liars containing prices and rfersnces az
dress Mrs {. A. Sinclair No. Alice Couro. brookVhs
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
MARRIED.

NAyWTLL-UOGG-Au ., BY the Rev. w. II: POW
AZ The rodcnce Of brides parents % Egss oistst
Mary Elizabeth uOgg 70 Lasceles T. MaA"eu' Oh or0o~'
lyn
Notices Of marriage must be indorsed Win tun
name ana address.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

For .upburp. itching ana all pain nothing equals
,ond's Extract, Cooling and healing.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

IIub Punch IS perfection itse-the best formula ever
devised Punch punches thirst ana tones the seou'
ach Groccrs and druggists.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
5perial Noiless.
5th Avenue Auction Rooms,
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