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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
THE rELLOUrRAFTS' FIRST WINTER DINNER

A po,d time l. always enjoyed at the dinners OF thc
FcowcrAft Club ard last night was not an exception
IL was the Grst dinner Of the seasoi ana inc hn"b"r
present small but thcr" was enough VI ~" anu
.coa f.,o s, -, ,ov ,at the winter NE OF the club
lad begun in earnest President Richard watson Gd r
detained away bit john Food took the chdf"hsh'p
aud he'd IL sati,fact.on 81 all present frdNt"'
Wiam the hrst sp a%cr after GEARS had oc' S""
and when he had described the btant'cs Oh 'Iadi'h
reciprocity, j. W. Icngough, the Canadian car."r'isl
Kept tile company In u roar Of laughter by sr'cs OF
crayOn sketches. accom- panied by Willy rrhaf"S' W.
Lewis Fraser n3dc clever speech III hp't oi "ocK
Criticism ubon M Bonsoughs sketches which, by the by
have been presented TO the club. Among the guests
present besides Mr.. Wman and Mr.. Bengoush were Dr.
Frank Ferguson. Thomas burgess. Frank Carpenter.
Colonel Richard b. Irwin and w. H. Ncefus'
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A FRENCH MISSION.
A MEMBER OF THE PARIS CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE on THE Mat INSPECTION BILL
-TIlE FRENCH DISCRIMINATING

MERGE On TIE Mat INSPECTION BILL
-TIIE FRENCH DISCRIMINATING
AGAINST THEIR OWN PRODUCTS.
+. Lo.Ncct. formerly president and HOW an in
aucm;la member OF The Paris Chamber "f G. mm'r'e.
rcccnty Ini.,cd L. Temps" an important lc't'"
cXuact> from which are lfrc tran li'cd' "Ii''""
about The Meat Inspection hill. VI. Lourdcict SAYS
No matter how nrar"ran !. that b W., -. f., -. NJ, n"
remains within the limit, I'll its strict rlrhi> IL !,
no, 'cr Us 10 m'"i,I My"ponr wi W., y M.nro
.'r paw Wt o mo-; ,na a,r.mlnc,- g. IT, but eel
,idN smart To- prci;ii over The roof, ina; oar a.
~ ":h rrJ ;,,, ,t' our Graiic, ar, nothing
r,r;!lcd a!cohr-. etc, etc. Cur f'Ici-i Customers
V ,I,n,d a.. ~, 49,, crla,.tiol, AL withdraw from
to., va aruii.d ti:r whole w"iid and WIN t'r' rp"t'
Of the municipal lab"iat"I,r, in tl'r mat. 'rs
,,N, through our av"wal-. that oar products Al"
.nNh,l, one. and that consequently iAeH> dc p''
R"ad the reports Of Am"~can C"n~nl>. and Won vii
Sc. hy ilcm That all ihr dee diali"r %. oar "h'la
rnrmi,t> ,r tIal. lated AID forwarded "a Their '"vc'
n,. Wiil.,i l,.;i.. t.nc ulrm IT," >c.cn'c and the
r,crjts 81 our chemists "" Shall not 'c,rr dcp".in.
,,. n,,Icity witch ;,.y r1,r Ia their anayNN II J.
',wkna:I To- f,i.Lrn coi,iacr. br>ond al measure
,rn to a'r! Ha,.,i, Pr r %" ctrc, n,
7: n}"rr DUR "aT fi r 'a'r .,
our T.s' ns emre World any has We
ard r,',rrratcd for centuries. Lt ~ therefore. sup
Thi, !, tn nr,t point There Is another which
relates To- American salt'r meats. u !, "i more
,.Ic.t. u.,irc iur IL touches agricultural Inter
cst. winch number 80 many supporters ~
Parliament, In I-7!. nhi> /, mistake; and -io'!h
- il, ,-.b when the cntiauco "f s3ltcd nctt, from
H." United etat", Wa prohibited IN France. mo
Americans fell very ""i, W. VIII ne, r r,, ,,,. I
IKE think Il Uo;ild have been preferable" not tn tih' :
special mca>tr" ncan. friendly c"hni"Y. ana l." >N
iiu.rplv oar ag.icu!;rr j. >l.f"Iu: II needs -"
,"c,irf; pa; ti-h dui"~ upon ,'lrh mH', rom
ANY place. h"cau~: We must d'''Ad the Interests :"
such such !'gioa -
We have dis ruinat'd against IN" pl'Hi.c;s "l on,
country iH-t n VIC have d>'rni'"a'en against
those - another 'nuHtTv. 49,
since la u--l j. tho exact date the United
states has rot cta.rd 10 protc,t-th'y are s'iI pr'
tc-,ing Dut 20 day they act. .
lie; both give up the 500 81 r"pri as a'n 10y
Americans De persuaded that ."d sr:I-c ana I'Nu''
never lose their plA g. In France.
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FOR \ RECIPROCITY LEAGUE.


SUGGESTION OF CANADIAN MER0HANT-oB'
JEOrs OF TIE PROPOSED ORGANIZATION.
Toronto. sept L. John Italian. ono OF tho most
extensive hide dealer, III Canada writes to the ncvs
paper, Z. letter aivncAting the formation II "Ro
,procty League" with IL snb~Crihcd capital o. 500.
oOO the object lcinc "to Great" a healthy public
sentiment. that SrnrC1r Iu"-i,"ns affecting trade
and commerce between the United states and Can
ada be- discussed free from party bias To cdn-
cate the people all matters relating 10 tariffs.
free trade. or reciprocity. 10y employing gentlemen
who are good speaker, and capable Of presenting IN"
views Of the league In popuiar form; TO >cnd ont
literature In the shal" of paull"is AID ny sheets.
and to writer's who conv~r>ant with eco
homie questions Ia write editorials for those news
papcrs favorable to free. trade principles
Mr.. lIaIhnI sa". IA /. encouraged e. make TINS
suggestion Cor the formation II lasu" be- Al e
laiir. >hcrnan Vet AID Other, favorable 10
!cciprucify. lie i Willing 10 b. 81 sub
s,riLc 900 each for Tie formation Of a fund.
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10 REDUCE THE PRICE or SCHOOL. BOOKS.

In order to avoid the irregularities in the introduc-
tont school books which have in recent year caused
annoyance to the public and expense to the publishers,
and in order TO reduce the price Of school books By
uniting various interests and bringing purchasers into
more direct communication with the publishers. the
American book Company announce, that it has become
an incorporated stock company Its principal places OF
business are In New-iork Cincinnati and Chicago, and
the whole attention Of the company is devoted 70 the
manufacture and sale OF school and college text BOOKS
maps ana charts The company denic, explicitly that
is trust or monopoly. proposes TO let the pub
lie decide upon merit and actual service and IN this
other publishing concerns.
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tshoud be read daily BY all Interested as changes may
Letters Tor foreign countries need not be specially ad
dressed Tor dispatch particular steamer. exceUs
It /, desired To send duplicates o. banking ana COM
sent by the fa,t'st vessels available.
Foreign mails for Gs week cndine SsptSmbsr IS VIII
clos" f9RRSDiHtS !" al m ior %
Queenstown etters France switzerland Iay spain,
EorIsai ana caanS 'de t per pei S,voa Via sie~
rtters mus: BE- directed per Drvon!al az 10 a. m fof
frrnambuco Bahia RIO Jasio and santos also Ia ra
for st. Crox and st. Thomas, va s. Cr"x also windssM
;sm nr s,s. a at I.ns,as to- ays
rrnidaa British and Dutch Guiana. must be directed
r,n, wm lhos letters 70. i.s and i Aux
Eac~ per n asd yns Bremen ::
fS1 sa%l sa for otSsi Milan State, cdss
must st b. dlr.rtcd 'psr OrzaOa,; AZ. ! p m:
for u SS%a p a' M or Se.sss:
land. Sirc., ps r s. at M FOR Rua
an p Sr = s s from NSw9rlsa.. vu
australia , MaT San Fly :na
s Sam S.r i' s"St.mSr IA arrival q;
Ms. for thna and japan ''r" s4t Rio
Jan"o from rrans'e close here september ~ e
R5% r%m IS; Malt iSr H y H:,as
hfrS By 70, Msnc ND
r; Steamer Close a. this office daily at 80 p. Mails
Tor rail- to Fla ana aes re-. By steam: AMIR
!sanyE sonSay' snd for MSso ove,sa D.
cay dispatch by steamer close at this once
daily Th ss schc4"i. of closing Of Tran.r.eIac mail. ~
the Of tSrT ,i ,S e'.
s ss%s So are s s.pahd the day Rsers
r.. s.S! SsSs Ss W g. fSI s''''''sa
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UopE OF THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

FalNun House" n. H.. sept. II (Spccial)-Ihc ceh'"
session Of the Library Association opened 1T o;o a. III
Two new experiment, in the matter Of sunday openings
were reportcd successful that OF the Providence am
the Pswtuckct public libraries discussion was
evoked during which Judge chamberlain, inc 'e'''i"s
~ r,,, n, the uo,on Public Library said that though
,s,Iv =, ucr cent OF the Sunday readers came ior
tho Sale Of the comfortable chairs. he still believed
il accomplished good work one OF ~" most IN
questions which La, been considered by thc
.,nf.rnncc Il that Of university extension ana uie
Of cnir.cs In connection with the work
Of the public libraries
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paar Nahr
LABOR DIFFICULTIES ABROAD.
DoCKMEN AT SOUTHAMPTON TO RETURN TO
WoEK-JoHN RrENS MOULD CoNTlN LIE TILE

woRK-JoHN BURNS WOULD CoNTuN UE THE
srRIKE-pHE SITUATION IN AUSTRALIA.
Southampton Sept. 12.-At a dockmen's meeting
tlli, afternoon 1t decided that deputies OF the
| workmen should wait upon Individual employers and
try to arrange settlement. At the request OF the
magistrates four companies Of infantry have been
withdrawn. Michael Davt writes to the strikers to
keep the peace whatever prOvOc alton arises. Burns.
in all interview tonight. declared that lie In favor
OF continuing the strike In spite Of yesterday even
ing'S decision
Sprou, one OF the leaders Of tho strike. has been
arrested on q charge OF intimidation. Tho dOckmen
have decided to return to work in the morning, but
the sailors and hremen still holding out Tho
town is quiet tonight
In imparting to the press the results OF tho strikers
meeting and the interviews with employers. Burns
said that the lockers had perhaps been ndiscreet. but
they had been courageous aud had secured conces-
sions relatively greater than the London strikers had
obtained. The executive. he said. had their own rca-
SOILS for not prolongng the struggle Non-recogniton
OF the union by the employers Q nero fornality
and not worth fighting about.
The secretary Of the scaniens and Fircmen's Union
announces that many men have resolved to quit the
town and seek work at other ports.
Glasgow sept. l2.-Tho state Line steamer state Of
Georgia. Captain Noodle. about to depart for New
York to-day. when tho struck because a non
Melbourne. sept. i2.-Mr Champion, the labor
agitation has gone to sydney 1t Is beloved that lead
clam Champion
expresses regret that the demands the men are not
ralcnatd 10 facilitate settlement. and urges the
X b %1s, ''' . r s c er and traffic
* again in normal condition. several officer, WHO
refused work on vessels employing union men have
old places
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6peeiaI Notices.

Rang. & Co..
73o AND al BROADWAY
WILL SELL At AUCTION
MONDAY, SEPT. H. A%D TWO FOLLOWING DAYS.
AT 3 r. NJ.
collection OF Books. comprising great variety OF OLD
and new VARIOUS d. srtnrnt> OF literature,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SEPT. Is AND 10. AT
= L. NJ.
celaneous collection OF Coins. Medals &c. Ancient
and Modern. in Gold. SILVER aud Copper.
TN. sffFEH% s. H'f"s s.S :,a..ve.
Telephone. 1875 18Th. Send for circular
Established 1873.
Ms nE tkAS6 kSS sfRb Fktifs xssS
PtRE RED CrRRANT JELLY. 4 SPECIALITY
LysryIs r. up in Sass q. 81. AP; E Sa leE
E!H,tffin. 80 Sos Rerra~ ST. Brooklyn. ~ Y.
II lastly Irriiatcd or veAcd,
rse CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS. Is cents
"Thi. Is an Age Of Apollinari. Water"
Walter Besans
APOLLINARTS.
APOLLINARIS.
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
tn. nnc At the Apollinarls Spring tRhcni.h Pru..As
lls9.ooo BOTTLES IN 1887.
1c.ao 600 BOTTLES IN 1888 F
15,N21, 600 BOTTLES IN 1880.
NoTICE-rhc well. known Yellow Labels Of the AponssS
Company Lmcd protected BY Perpetual Injune tens
Of the supreme Court.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
THOROUGHBRED JERSEYS To RE SHOWN.

THOROUGHBRED JERSEYS TO RE SHOWN.
Rochester y. v, sept. 1c.-Thc Western New York
fair will open at the Driving Park grounds in this city
september 49, and continue four days. The greatest
collection of jersey cattle ever brought together will
lie on exhibition over coo entire, have already been
made some valuable prizes have been OIticl III tls
narticular cIaes l.. A. Sblcy. president Of the West
rrn Ney York Jersey Cattle breeders Association. Is
ant horty for the >s,"mc tnat the finest cattle III tbs
state viii be Oh exhibition
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them to Manhattan. where they will be entcrtentG at
the hotel and then they will 80 to Pains amphitheatrc
to Join in the mimic battle Of Vera Cruz. Generals
Sherman, Slocum, siGnlcs. Howard and others have
been invited to be present In addition to the specta-
cle all the gems of the recent carnival including the
battle OF Lake Eric mammoth silver fire wheels the
hanging gardens and the transformation OF flowers into
birds. which omitted On account OF the storm last
and soldiers IN uniform Will be admitted free. Mr..
Pain proposes 10 make the evening memorable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
CLYSfAy WEATHER.
From Tho Washington star.

There Is nothing the matter with tue weather ,',,, III
w,sii,yton now or at any time. Here the summer
49, are strings Of silver pearls, which hang
in the cool sweet air. the rel rose R, . OF r re fruS
,he Sluc Virginia hills and like cooling hand afoPs
softly through the sunShne npon 1s Sysr trees o. dew
Laden mon, and eve bring shecd fc TO every H,lS
Thug and every nerve and fibre IS me" VIII, m, .aH
tnnis mower which makes age youth anu o'creo o o."
I'M" thst may be hcirOOnis to the hec. Niu , ou
,.n,crs are our summers IN duplicate aA our spr.Es
and auturnns will discount the ether '"o ''S"' "'
ono hand tied behind them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
Mr. GLADSTOSE'S ADVICE To ARTISANS

London sept. LINZ Gladstone delivered au al
drc>~ before the Literary Institute at >alincy th-
evening lie ext, He'd the value Of the technical tr,i
ing II artisans. whom he cIhGrcd Ia work To- tn, best
o, their lilty and To- avoid sCmpins. lie appealed
"a In" wording classes 10 ban, the false idea q TIL,
-l.. liability Of the ol!er grade II cl.rk@hps. where
h" said competition more severe than in ANY
branch ~ manual labor. owing n con petition the
letter educated Germans willing TO work Mt
half price, WHILE IN u multitud" II departments hand
Labor capable 81 being ra,i To high degree of
cNlcllc.,c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
DISQUIET IN ARGENTINE PROVINCES.

THE SITUATION THREATENING IN ENTRENIoS
-oPPOSIT1ON To 4 CABINET MINISTER.
Bucnos Ayrcs. scpt. 12.-Mcctings Of the Cabinet
are held daily Unquctncs prevails In the provinces.
The situation Is threatening in the Province Of
Entire Rios that further reinforcement, have been
there.
The payments Of the cedua coupons have not yet
been arranged LJr
portion Of the press Is making violent attacks
upon senior Rocco. Minister Of the INTERIOR and 1t Is
likely that he Will be induced Ia resign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
TO DECLARE FOR INDEPENDENCE.

MOnlON TO Bf: SUBMITTED NEXT YEAR AT
TIE DOMINION LABOR CONGRESS.
Ottawa. sept. Fit Is stated good authority
that the Radical element In the Dominion Trades
aai Labor Congress will submit "a motion at next
Years melting. DECLARING for Canadian independence
under republican form ~ government. The question
privately discussed hcrc duiin4 last weeks session
but /. decided to wait another year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
TIE uAI.EC OWLES CASE.

Montreal. sept. 1".-I.c trial Of Cleveland Z. Hale
ior slriI.: V!;h intent I" hill H. hr'th"i ~ law.
En,"r" II. tpwlc. 10 have begun In the Court OF
O.,'..', I;rn'h tn, nlonu:. but adinir mcni wd
n.'iin asked for by tie crow ~. II, WItlc~~"N were
not ready, \ "r2e number az witnesses Will com"
from cleveland 10 t''ifv In a." case" Among those
vino have already arrived arc judge Enc'r>"1. Indgr
>i",rr-nn Eurlc. 'o:i-"l for Mr. C"wlc>. II! y.
Garfield son f tie lat" Pi,.,ld"ut Garfield aud C?iv
>talrv Cl"vciai.d There /, y" ihlly that cN Pr Il
don't Ialcs Viii aln DC here to :vc evidence as to
iI1i''7 good chara, '"r.
TIE Hon r.. Ia.,nrrmc. q e.. and H. Clor,m
will ro,iurt the pr,-"tItlnn. md M"e,r~ -. Mac
water. .. g.. AID u. - NcEri"'m. q. G.. viii hav"
,,r,o 81 t'" Gricncr Mr tn~Ir, returned I" town
Ia-r rlghi AID joined hv y H. Co"lc,. "f tlcvc
I.ud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
.SrLyG HrDNrT EOR A COMHISSLOY.

Frederick A. Dieter. q Wallst. lawyer. has begun a
.uit AGAINST Alexander Iludnut the pharmacist, for
800 900 for services broker In selling the business
OF the latter at broadway and Annet Dieter declares
that he entered into agreement with lludnut to sell
the cuisines, for 4O0 OOn and he to receive $780,
600 FOR his services lie went to England and on
November ~ telccraphcd to Mr. ludnut the acceptance
Of an English syndicate Of the offer on the terms pro
po,cd by Dieter lIudnut replied that he had already
.od the business. The ease came mp yesterday before
udgc Patterson in the supreme Court, Chambers, upon
rdcr f,r a commission to examine witnesses In Eng
iand The agreement alleged to have been entered
into between D,tcr and lIudnut In writing and a
copv OF il was produced In court when the
,Hn',,ir,tion for the commission made william A..
GnpD who represented Mr. Hudnut, said that the
business was sold for $lo5.OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
VORTU VTVCLtND'S NEW POSTMASTER.

Eorth Vincland. y. j.. sept. ia. II. Kirk has
been appointed postmaster for this place. and viii
soon enter upon IT," duties Of his Office. Mr. KIRK J.
native Of Clc>trr County, Pni~N wanna, but has llVcd
| in hi, state for the lat Fifteen year,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
VETERANS AT MANHATTAN BEACH.

The forty third anniversary Of the capture OF To"
City Of Mexico will lc celebrated in an appropriate
manner this evening at Manhattan Beach, IT will be
Ne last night Of the rework season. and number OF
W veterans Of the Mexican will take part IN
he Siege q Vera Cruz" special train Will bring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
IOcD STANLEY AT TORONTO.

Toronto, sept Ex-Governor General stanley az
co,ipancd by his Srlt", arrived here to dav from
s;,rni where he had been inspecting the Grand Tr'ink
Railway tunnel under tho -. Clair l.ivcr. rms acr
moan tho Governor General visited the Toronto IN
du.tril Exhibition III" guest NJ tho directors Vie
E,rl OF Aberdeen also visited the exhibition 10 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
TEICNN)NN T. |DY Ut STV kI1OTN.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIMORE AFTEE THE
FASTEST Er'N on RIO ORD FOR
" ~ -i-W ! X

Stockholm sept. L. The Tinted states man 81 war
I.tli i,no~. with the body II Fr' board. ar
rived here ti, cvcIIi.. She entered the harl"r Al
- o,l"k Sue MAJ" ~" run from View York I"
t,uthcnirg Nithu "V"i""n days, which /. "a" fat :
I'M" rc.o, fr a uin 81 war. During the VOYAGE
sentry wa, constantly guard "."r the 90 ~hrt,
which had been pa 81 upon l"w l"nrh uud:r the
p,Jp dc,A. a.d was completely shattered ifun Tie
weather.
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he and his wife were eating dinner. "If felt sure
that You could keep . thing to yourself. and not
breathe II to any living pcrsOn---"
30, don't keep me waiting all day. now" said Mrs.
BOggs. "What Is ii"
II going to offer you one OF these raw onions.s
said Boggs, but she too mad take anything less
than $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
To REPI'DIATE BOtIANGlSM.

Paris. sept I'm. Lag,crrc, tho we'll known sup
porter Of General Iuuang"r. is preparing speech III
wh. II hr viii rrnnuucc fraty 10 The lonlanecr party
AID will a,>uuc the position OF a RcviSi0hi>t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
Az ENGLISH VAIL OVER PIE MKI%LEY BILL.

Io::Gon. sept. L." The Tim"~' says: 18th" No
Kiulrv bill ~ all IT, ''a.''> Ia shown public opinion
I'm Amrrici in respect I" economical principle. I" H. In
r,iroyrad" ratcr III ~ procr" IL" condition Great
Tritain', regret j. tl't H. un>rh.h 1'ailaipcnt l.
most unl"ly 10 rrtala:c. Tho rcull articles "f III"
Meat Inspection lin will probably never come lat"
orcraion. The balance of IL" strife over the pork
trade plainly fl favor ~ Europe. tn" danger
on. precedent - investing a "pnhlcan mag ii.'r
with the attributes 81 an M rat l. i question: I"r
the American people (" ~rt'l iili Itself aud lis repre-
tIilN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

Montreal Sept. L. Primo George Admiral Watson
and other officers Of the war~ip> Canada and Thrush
.pcut "A busy dav Yesterday In the morning they
went by special train la Dorva and took luncheon al
thc Forest and stream Club after which they attended
the Dcsir races. In the evening they attended the
,;tizcus' ball given II the Windsor Hotel mt which
nearly 900 guest present. The Prince danced
vifh Lady lIiciSUn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

All Agree That Mauiseu
Makes the finest combination M the world dfIiAae
for wines and liquors. Test for yourself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
AN AMERICAN GIRLS Success.

LONDON sept. 1.-The Irn->c~ correspondent NJ
The Times" SAY, "Mit> Shyl Sandcr~on. the yuuns
American singer. appeared In the opera OF 'E>clir
mond,.' III TIN. city tonight and scored a b!ii.iah'
scCcSo.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

Give Ready Attention And Prompt Treatment 70
all Affections Of tile Bowels Diarrhoea Cholera Nor.
bus. Dysentery, &C. DR.. Jayne's Carminative Balsam
plaints, ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

Ysur complexion. as we'll q your temper: fendefe4
miserable osordered liver. Improve DON oy teHn0
Careers Little Liver Pills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
INocrLATIoN FOR CON,UMPrIvEs.

Icrlin. sept L.. pr Koch. the German physician
who say, tina, he ha, discovered II method OF curing
consumption by in"rmlu"n. Is about to begin cx
pertinent, on human patients who are suffering rum
IuhcrculU>l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

Barrys Treepherous keep. alive the roos Of the hail.
Oils them with lOurshing moisture and produces thick
and magnificent growth 1t is the febood OF the hair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

NEWZEALAND CIIART ABOUT FEDERATION.
wellington. sept. 1.-The 1l0nSE OF Representatives
Of New Zealand has appointed two delegates 10 I''c
Federation Convention without power to commit Now
Zealand to definite action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

TT'IWTN' T'I|ENN III JUN TTTr FT''rr'E''
Panama sept g.. since tn" actual conclusion OF
ucacc between t,natrmala AID salvador III" attention
81 the outside world has been particularly director
10 the actions nf the former country. An rdirf cars
AN every male t,iIatyinalan between the ages OF
eighteen and nny 10 Join tho militia on penalty "f
being denounced aud dealt With r. u traitor. Pro
vision I, also made fnr a forced loan ~ ri 900 900
aud thc imposition 81 rNp,r; duty Of FL Juin!iI
u, Golfer and excise duty agladicntc and some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
TWENTY rEEsnXs ErEIED IN 4 NINE.

Berlin. >rpt l!.-An explosion occurred In tho
sta >ilrth coal pit ~ lordcriurg Ia day. Twenty
ls.r-oi- eniaiIb,d In III" NINE:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
Mn. AND MRS. STANLEY At MoXzA.

Zone. sept. l:.-llcnry NJ. stanley and his vile
arrived at NpXza to dav. They wrr" received at The
station by Captain ta-ati. the cNPlorrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

FOR FORGING LADY D1'NLo'S SIGNATURE.
IIihon sept. IA man named Weston has becu
sentenced to year, Imprisonment for forging
Lady Dunlos signature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

TROOPS REVIEWED ~ TIE GERMAN EMPRESS
Urcslau, sept. 1o.-The Empress Augusta Victoria
reviewed a large body of troops here to-day. the
Emperor headed the curlsscrs IN the march past 'he
El.lrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
nr.TyJs FROM TIE CHOLERA IN sr!

Valencia Sept l2.-rherc were thirty one nc"
cases of cholera and twenty deaths from the disease
,ororcd in this CITY today. A number Of Suspicious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13

HuI Punch n very convenient; always ready; always
unHerm. Grocers and druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-13
MINISTER PHEIrs ON HIS WAY HOME.

EcrIn. sept. L.. William Walter Phelps. the tniic'
statc, Miui.t and family have started FOR home.