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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
the PENSACOLA SAILS AWAY.

The wooden shipofwar Pensacola. which Is known
as the flagship Of the South Atlantic squadron. and Of
which Acting Rear admiral William j. Mctann J.
commandment, left her anchorage at Fort Wad.'""Tt
yesterday morning and put to sea on her wa 10 her
station As she will sail the greater part of the way,
she will stop at the Cape dc Verde Islands. and from
there will 60 to Bahia. Brazil. When she reaches
there, there will he three ships in the Squadron-tho
Pensacola, the Essex and the Talapoo~a~ The Enter
prise did not sail Yesterday. but HAY 90 to day since
the Pensacola returned here with the solar c"ll>'
observers from south Africa. three month"; aCo she
has been extensively Ovcrhauod and repaired. The
principal item Of repairs was the rrcopprin: o! her
DO; tom at an expense Of SljOU. and III" j. now dc'
clarcd TO be IN excellent condition for t"o years
cruise In South Atlantic waters fllg'ip> s'cl! stay
much longer than two wears in the Suth Nlaat'. anu
come Of The PcuNarolas officers hay" already ui be
tween one and two years service on tho vessel.
The Kearsargc, which j. under sailing orders for
Guatemala. will probably not get away until = NOR
row. by which time final distraction, VIII BE- Int 10
her from Washington. She will probably sail direct
for Livingston. The Thc,i> and EaErcr are n" "h
this side as published yc>cI'iaN bnt ic at san
Jose de Guatemala.
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~ TUpURr Ant DAY FOR SPDPTSNTN

The iii,i OF september j. important;
fer people who arc fod Of ioit with rod .iii l1ili.
we'll a, for who shoot and i>h fox living. The
;imd deer Of the Adir,idaIa~ would quth' il 'hv
knew that the game laws allow them to b. hunted
witt, dog, In TN, Stat from SEPTEMBER to O"i"cr
30 except In It. Law!cnc" and Delaware Counties
Ducks gcc.e and braLt too, may hc >li,. c\rcp! In
Long Island waters AMI In Ch,r.iaTna iulIiN. from
to d.y until May |. They not 'r allied is
might, however, by ANY other me h"d Than guns
fired from the shoulder The OPEN i,r :rou."
d.~o begins to ia: and ilin 10 Jtii.iN ], excerpt Ill
lic, H. and .utolh Counties. The "Ira -ri-oL COR
trout ,iG except IN CoII- n"G!ci Ia III" FORE:
Preserve" where il remain, open /, >cp"nihr H.
and :h.i. clu-.> until April | neat.
New JERSEY the Tor iil "A 81 reed
birG. III LcI., ana wUduc"> b. riu>. aui Last, until
i,,crIn,-r d. III icnn>A ll"id Il" OF ~"">"n ipr
several kinds of gan" brp- i' "a. ana lasts III
Nay ~ for Guch>. Ia Jrc"Itcr | for raj nid irt'!
l.r,. ard to January fp: ~'lu !ri. lii" i"uhn'N
fJ Infringement Of thee law Iun ON 80 10 -lo'
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EENTTlE AND Ills sCIIEME.
TO the Ed tor 81 7 he I hn g.

70 the T. itor 81 T he I I bunc
Sir: Evidently street Cleaning Commissioner lraitl"
+ u scion ,,f the Tweed family lie violates not
only the hy girric bat the statutory laws and tl"n
mise, his head with AN air which mclally says !;
What are y0u going to do about II :" Iii> latest III
y,utiou Of flushing the Sweets I" clean t:n OF their
dirt j., an,lugly ride uloi>. but /, characteristic OF
tbc man. lie was clustering failure" ~ u news
pavcr reporter he succeeded dm fcaih"rng his own
nc,u rs a clerk 10 Corporation Counsel william e..
whitney, and when the latter became secretary of the
Navy Irattir made surveyor Of the Port. In WHEN
pl,cc his nusarhc. his clustering and defiant AT nde
in ,po. itio 20 the civil service laws were mutually
cou.,JcuouS and ~ tl.c head 81 The street Cleaning
Dcpor,n,cui he I. lairiablr farce. all In himself!
Nav what is h, latest m0vci IT, silt" 0f thc cry Il"
the publ, for More wat"rl" and The "uorin"u' cH
,rus Tor ,t,tD in iuilding the new duct I'"tii
,,sII; wastes hEndici!> OF gallons Ia wash mwa th'
DIRT that lie /, sunpO ed 10 sweep up aud rait ava! :
II tx washed into the sewers. tending Ia rhok" theH
nm or 10 mn up the channel, Ut IN" North ana FL
Flyers a proceeding In violation ~ the stat h'iu
Federal L,w, which prohibit the dnnp!ng OF rfn,c
ct. into the nav gable wntcrS Ia nothing oi INC
expense III dredging the slips out again. \nd he q o.
lie appears bcforc the people ~ the g1rlt " ani
int really he might quote from the rIcra, man VIII
upon reading bis text. Il an That An sec'"e'''"'
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SMALL BOYS N D.fNGTR

cI.Aprrrr "rIVNu>- LIKELY r ~ \EEi Nri i
ruLirt Mt,N MY ~ irv ~ ~
TIN, viii hc a hl,'ik d,y f'r p,a'7ii" !n'p". ~"
ltw vii hriu cfurih t"l''l'' - more li"'' 'N'''
ii,,, ,,f Immature .yar,.t'" iirud,-Dur>>. t. i'"
uunrr,,is dui,.~ tia, already make the l"' "t ''
met op,Iiiau pole" unhapp, aii l' added tI''' "i
l.p,n the II rect, lea, Of >n,hus boys. II VIII IT,
i,.h r..uuirlrr uu'nniupu n,ilttS. fr'lt -rfi' :
,.rd .rd t!lr .i,N I, run SEVERAL WAY al "'' 70
The -;,., al fl lruc.iui> given I" rtr"n'" are l" a.
TT all ,l.mrctl" .in"lIu~ wIi" ar 81 appear ' '"
l,,r. :, AZ, old az under. y ia" Nmrf"1h Aid '''
T. , i,,tIlr.r ,d an r.,r-Iii.N I"rNrr,r. -tiNn"' Nh
and rcirlhuu, .cnrraoI. with >in-utr i"ihu''> If
fnIr!,-u fruit HI nr>' impui viii i" t. d'IN TN ~"
law Ia .crn l. cit, u,yiiniu,r. nrd 80 ~t'hr - n''
l,r,ttr, A. he can be-. hurro" or c"h\"N f'>"'''N
I'm. trn,. of th, v.uS,I, and forward rev >bo' VIZ"
veil and >c paIcr> ~ The l.r"hhh .I"S' ana W.
i..lh Row 1iir pal" Ollie" lad IN" 81 NJ n.''i,,. ,,
,,hn - ,,s,,.d M, IN a all dat. ana IN" tai"N
.tr;, r.>.rnrcr ma, h. otcrpWrd bN tI' Pr'Ii> III
tending cigarette punlu. IN the "r'h Az h'' in ~
Iuy vii l,iI the ban dat j. l'tt upon Hi' p'i'u'
a, A nc,l opportunity Dr lInfa'"'h- Ills 'h'"N' NV
,ut tl,. ucw .bo,- arr. iih" 10 get the ""f'' 'I u
l., the r,,d II i' "Iicrr' arr NiIiE"'. W. . ,'
The l.,,I .r Iuig,ri uic. der, ~ lhrIN 10 ;"
Ic natural end OF all thu i npplln: u" ''h'"P'
'iu INV az trc l,:r cigarette ,mo,luE NV ~
,,u Nh, ,ur. of fru.i =. 10 80 Nhht wiz ","
uI them, What would rnrk Row u" II dP'P"""'
-, II, mis-. new. hpy-' H"t h""ihE "lhc'''N'
=, ,,y. hu. !r.r,. .rnt. lr>"!a;ioi. N'P''"- '"'
IL, ,,c ,r r,,cLrray on a -orrW TN. >inilh ""i'"n'
IN. rev .ho> MA, cil.,i 10 the NV la'"'''
IN won virL,d llrrtri,. without ANY pl'i
$40 Iurl, without - w"uid l"' hNHEll ~,
sweet saint Nroiir", who Hr>' t'"Sh ''E''"''' -
blow. .,. ......,,, ,.,..
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III I'D.

CrETIS-N her hone. Ho~alk. conn., anna ~, nea s
vii. a, ,larYs turt ~ toe 3-th H"aI o MT 49,.
Funeral from her late resiurec i"ho"s ''pS
hr |. at O'iock ~ ,.oo -, >,o,,,.
town s. J Prod foyer l"l"it NJ paii ~, ,pS
Of sarah A. and thr late tna'l, A. Dayhp'o' !" '"s
lI,.r, services flon st Peters church. Morrsso"ns
rm.'dy ate anor Spt.ub'r =. at > 10 "cick vo,r
Trains ,a,r foot Babiai aud Christopher 81, *
40 AID 4 -. IN. Return tam from M"iiis~"" ~
4, hi ,,idrurr near Newt chton. :. l.. Aug.
uSi 30. MAJOR Sidney h hay, Ion o u' ''' >
tn, ri r.s al g. Mars Church Livingston. 5 l.,
ir ,ray SCI ribrr . AZ 10 o'riork a. H. Oh af'""
oclork train from N'r N'rk ,.,i,,J 90 ,,,ond
Friends runrdi'- oi ti' I-!ai i'-'"' NV - =. "
I,N>oy- Au-u,, - at Nalant. Ma. Elizabeth r..
Mlf, OF The late thatl'> l.an-on. - c,o,o, .
Funeral service viii held Tuesday. SeptrmDL =
u. Church Of III" Holy tomn'ioi cort'r -0'"'''
and 6th.ayr. az 10 ~ NJ $4,000 M
>tyMot l:-Dr,wu-d at Ami. qnam Mass. Anem>s ooi
William II. 7. >tnOur. eldest son o! FOB, ri H. s"u
II,i,n H. Seymour - ilo, ot' Mas. aged II
sIMrM- At h.- r..-d.nr'. Pawlinr. Dutch ounty ~
T. August "a 1870. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Hfr. WIDOW
10, Thomas J. Slocun.. aged II y'ar> - -
sixth DAY, 18th Inst, r;cb" C.. VIII" of kichafl W'cks;
Fumrtsi at Friends Mr"ns Ioi>". Aina"aH Oh See"nd
dlv Ninth ',n'h l- at 1I"'clok , . x,..-n
Tran ha.,- ljj.ht. At . Ia a. m. y y T. ana
WII.Ir>- At hi. r..~.,. nee. in Ko-",ilc y j. A"eu,t
a. t,roIcr ui Willis only son "i 'ha'W" H. 'hs
tl., lat. ,,,or.. T. Willct-. la his "lst Na' ,,.
Funeral -,rNi,,- a. hi, I'D ne" "c S"Ith lC,n.Si'
Monday evening. 1T 30. lh"rn"nt at h'H/'"au
NAtl.>. suddenly on friday. August % william c.
Ra:n.~ and tr.nrd- 81, !n,i'.t attend tn" func-al
>rrN.c lag rr>d' ~ Wet 3'tn->t. Mon.
day ,.Uinc a, ocio +. ln,'-in"nt a; on'he;'e u
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The McCanll Opera Company will sing The seven
suabians7 at Hammersteins Harlem Opera House this
evening" and at each performance for the rest ~ the
week. The cast gives promise OF all excellent repre-
sentatiOn Of the piece.
The New Park Theatre will open for the season
tonight. with Hallen and Hart In Later on
The Cleveland Consolidated Minstcls will begin
their week at the Fourteenth street Theatre with two
performances Some features unusual To minstrel en-
tertaninents arc promised. Am Irish Arab" with
Bobby Gaylor Ia the leading part, will also b. S"'n
twice at the Grand Opera House.
John L. sullivan will present himself Ia the New
York public NibO's Garden this afternoon aad even
ing in "Honest Hearts and Willing HAMS"
Miss Josie sutherland will replace Mis- Jcnni" Yea
mans In the cast Of THE Canuck" AT the BJou
Theatre this evening.
The Levy Sisters. Mar, Lillian and Adele arrived
on the City Of Chester saturday. They a" 20 ap
pear with Evans and IIoey In a hlrlor Match
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CLOSING; MEETINGS At OCEAN GROVE.


Ocean Grove. y. j.. Aug. n t>p'ciali-NrS Sar''h
Lanhf0ri Palmer conducted the meeting for IA" prom"
t!Cn %: holiness this morning. Among the speakers were
TIE Rev. William G.. Drowning Of New York: IN" Ec"
John Thomson. Of Phatclplil. aud the Rev. "cr:c
Hughes. Tic Rev. William stockton sang Il VIII
Re ni,c In tn" Lord" The Young Peoples Tempt"
vas crowded this morning, whca The lat NoHng
JSnplc', meeting for this year was held. tn" Rev
e. H. Ya.man conducted th" meeting. y lart' nrm
Der ~ testimonies given. and score Of p'rs";S
urini ed ~ lad "A christian III" frhh HAT hMr
Mr. Natlna' goes from hers. 10 tn""nta. y. Y. WhrT
he will hold meetings for four week. Then h" VIII
20 to the Market street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Paterson, y. j. At the Auditorium John VI. Lay. of
Newark. conducted the singing. and the Rev DR..
Samuel d. Muthmorc. Of the Memorial lr>h,'crian
Church. Philadelphia. preached I" a large '"''tfVrL
ton. from the words: " In the world We shall hatc
tlfluatioi. but be Of god cheer. have "v"iTon"
the world \ congregation ii more thtn .HD AT
tended the final session OF the bic Class IN ljrc
Of the Rev DR.. IianiOn. The SPEAKERS III the surf
lncc,ng were the Rev. Dr. &. u. Payne. OF jackson
Vile Fla: the Rev. +. >n0Nden Ihonia>. he Rev.
G.. III. Natnan and the Rev. DR.. Adam Wallace
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TIE NO0ysHIyERS WIFE TOD SMART FOR HIN.
,.l,a Lett In IL IlcIII


hunting tigers IN the junslr> Of India ~a.d AZ Old
not 50 dangerous. Thc wivr, ana daughters OF
moons hiners. u rule. smarter than t!" ncH.
In Clay Count, Oh raid onre. a:d wa, in Il locality
where almost every man owned >;ill. ia SAGA ii
plare II IS hard Ia locate III" STILL and almost npo,
sibic to obtain evidence against the owner, uc> they
caught in the act Of making mountain d"w. !
nt.Oduccd myself as land agent pro,p"r;ine Tor
mineral lands, but the natives did not all believe nv
story, and regarded with more e,s Suspicion.
was after u noted moonsi,sncr NAMED Newt Bedso".
who vas known 10 have been operating sun ~ thai
place xhers they won Would let A me ay ali ns but
finally native s,ggc-tcd Tia, Try Deacon I'lcdN".
e ans takes in strangers; SAID the native. di-
valley. and arrived there hour otter DARK. did
not once associate Deacon Blcd,,r. who WAS '>p On
sponsc to my hello tall. innocent looking old conn
,nr came Ss to the sstc s"S by m, light q
riderr he asked: | decided 10 play preacher for
once. and answered IN the affirmative.
" Light. par>on. I'm q hardsteli. but You're vel
come. never lays it up arin man 'cau.. h: ON,
belong ~ my church. and the deacon received me With
aAt bedtime Dedsoe brought GU, wcll.wmn .amy
prayed since was boy at SUNDAY school bat Wa. il,
H n ny d pst,onS t" @ :" Vino
the the "r o. 10 f turn n't them from es M"h s @
this Bledsoe responded with loud amen,
s,. xs s:r So ns Sc' %fDs FOR and .hs @
the woods back Of the house. As | left the yard I
pcion. ] walked on down TO a small branch whicl,
ran through the woods 300 yards bafk Of the house.
saw smoke rising among the trees little down
the branch. and walking down that way fond my
host Deacon pledsOe. building fc under Of the
largest moonshinc stills ever saw: lie seemed Is
much surprised was and In an Instant II dawned
On me thai Deacon Bledsoe and Moonshincr Newton
Bledsoc were one and the same person. Before he
recovered from his surprise had him covered with my
revolver. and telling him who was. ordered him n
surrender.
"'Drsp that thar wcepin'. know"d Won warn't
no parS0n.' said o female voice behind me al that
moment and turning BcdsOe's wife. She had Tho
arop I'm me with long rife and dropped my pistol
bIe9soe picked up my revolver and ] was marched
beck 70 ne house . pnIsOner
"!hars your critter ready saddled an here's bite
70 eat now Git, said Mrs. BlcdsOe. and she kept me
ssoveFeo with the r1ic while her husband handed mo
H.WnnR x" r ~nen ! mao mounted my horse
~. Pisssoe with grin Is ! rode away. a week
~ oesEoyed hs stu. ! could have nado y case
ssAaas Ms VINE. but wouldn't do it.s
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Clu,ndaisui. Ang. %. 1-ho.
rNY TFMrI.EroN i\"D ilrE NNS "'t'>.

FAY TFNplEwON i\%D HrE Ni%"'EH>.
To thc Editor OF The I r hul"
Sir: The tr.Illc- that have arisen a"''n: we MAN
,rcr, f ms organization | had h'"'l W"lW IT,
lcut from the public urll their hrh '"ii'"nrh'
I'm, A. ih"," ,UiII, api'.. which hit" been ri'h"f
IN. fore, ~!ncc the u".im. ~f orr ""ch. ri'n' are
nov mad" gc,r.lI, k."wn. d"sr" Ia IT ni >'f rirh
vIti ilr pul iic 81 far IL woman hall 'i'''T'''''
ear, h"i .rl( I, I.a-t .ui,'ncr Mr. l.ii'nr 80
iag,-, me- 10 orrriN a." pp,''"n NV hold. wa
ted f., ~upuu>. he had ample Li"n"l ui h, own Il"
carry Ia. venture through. I'D 1l"t nm" "f ANY
L,cL.r," or anii!,'Incnt conpui'~. iH'tu,til.il
ar Of Icrsi.. aud Il not "ntil arlN u nIh ;'d
unuc too far 10 c,"dc that "ain"d ~ ANY ihlng ~
the SOFT wcnt Oh. ana have bern ct ever sln''
m the hope that III" natter would hr hrlv straight
,.cd ont and for the also thai did not wish
:, lief any act OF nU,' be- cnn-tri'd interfering
with the pussihl' -uc,".. # ia" 'ipi~". nav"
lr,.n mi. led and haI5-~''I beyond expression b, tir
lnplf,ld phase, of tbs wranglr. ha\r BEEN united
rrivnrv If M home. aud plagued alh",i beyond
...,rlulanrc / VITA to that aai III wa, r.
nnu.ibIr for any part Of tn" iroalI" which now "N
Isl. and 10 add that Il l. against the wishes 81 my
friends that have r1iiinirN 10 play rith"i than d
a,.pu,nt the public do ininry To- IN" '"nranN. VIII,
ar. lnohiug H. this engagement for tlrn support
rorn ,ou Will permit hc 10 make thi- assurance
,II,uurI YOUR c,iuIIl,. Ia order that ! moi be
uI>u,d"r >nd m.wlrNcif''l.
FAY TEMlr.ETuH.
Fourteenth street Theatre, Nug -. ls.m.
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COLrUBrS ~ i-912.
From The shipping and rom'n"r''l List Anf''' -


From The shipping and '"n'n"rri'i h''' N'F'>' 49,
l-9O
Clri. rhrr cnInn vas a~rannn. mariner a COZ,
mand"r and aihirl"F IS u, ,o,. an, in :, new
diI.,,nn a. solve unr Of III" great problem, "i
geo,ra phical inquiry and to d|' lost To the "ii
inc wonders ana 'ii.",, ,c t mai IN, v,,rId .r,ild
r,y trilutc 20 his labor AID his success 10y com
ion of the event ana 10 m''' III "''' ''"'H
10 his inrIl,ury AT the World, az. ,., . ,,., + 81,
" IN. .tm,ouru; of the Worlds Fair to l-'' j. II
c,uuui.,,r, ARRANGEMENT. n, 10 which there may "
diver. opinr,n, but the fpt !, II ",uh1 nn , ,,u H.
,annm now c chanErd III ~, i -r",,,r' rda
" from One, Of It's core, Ioudrui>, which = rhlI Wy
rnur,ra,. and worthy Of the mot earn Il 'on,ih''"
non: rn !% ' nc M NJ, Of ,r w"ria-
thc ann ,tuniiy f,r an appu?riur a"d notable r."n
to The grni navigator ly TIE p,', If ~ a,"' r"m,',l
" ~,.,., r,.pr >"niine the maritime nations 81 ,'
world spain could repr,i'mr one &" m'' "'u i,'n
sons AS Ncli as G@'' ara 'I Inc n"tcra steam
.lins could meet them at san salvador in rpmp,",
Min .h, representative. Of the whole wori l" Pa' I"
universal rilme to i'r hasi"a ~ nrcc,,iou T.,
tho attention. Of our readers. Coluiib wa n''i
'"ior a man 81 tho So, and h' gathering 81 vr,ri,
g. Tho Zen I'm .hip," nj Worlds Fair o' h'a,ins
,l,"cs men o war and swift winged ~ well - ,"
wheeled ni"'g the NV" v a, i IT, ",,, nj
WI ,h"y wouId ,th"r around III" sandy 'h'rf
,,i truI, 81 Ly The fci ~ The Ecrolr ntSNrhr'r '!"
The ia tern world. ~ all means ir' ,' INV ., III,
,"mn,i,I ict Lac unny colorr hirN al he naiiu, IL,
rr,rf hn dawn nj the shores wlicir oih',, "W H., H.,
companions first pressed the saih oi W. NV ,,n
nnJ Tho great guns bOom ut sunrise ~ w" "'"'""
Wc take the liberty of suggesting !" tf r.,
Of The Chamber Of Commerce anu t' sn,nIttinc The
enanpr , t ~, The Navy Department officially and I"
In I'm" im"rcs n,iIs un-ih 81 home and abroad.
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EyGLISHXEN BUYING AMERICAN MINES.

Denver, Col, Aug. 81" The New" this morning
publishes q twOcouu.n article which LAYS an English
syndicate headed by {. &. Morgan ha~ secured an
option on all the leading silver Sninc- Aspen.
CO aud places the figures al the en"rnio!a sum "i
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TO PUBLISH A NEW PAPER ~ BALTIMORE.

Trenton, n. j.. Aug. :,l.-"T Iali'mor" G"I"'
Company To publish a newspaper In baltimore. Md.
filed articles with the state Department yesterday
The capital Is s1OO.rD The inc"p, rat Il arc VIII
lam H. Weed. OF Brooklyn: Pan! Wilcox. % H"t"'air,
n. j.: and Frederick Goodwin. Oi New OK CITY.
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PRJUFyCyT ARRIvALS AT THE HOTEIIS.

CLAlilN bon ouu ana Countess De Sibour OF Pahss
FIFTH aVENt Il r. G.. Power, OF Montana, sn1
rS =, ngr"s-min ,,rUs.c S,mcs Of Colorado. bEs
JAN..S-Sornian L.. Taci Of Buffalo.
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When baby was >irh. cav" her Ca-toiia.
Narn III. wac "A enid. 81" CRED for tlstoil Ia,
:, hcn m" b,rim,. Mis- >hc c.un' a. ti>to'a
Mncu he h,d [ hdr II. she gave them Sdstofi1
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For 90 year. Earry- T"larr"rS has been the cheap;
~ lrc. the hair IN The ndr"t. !: acconp shes AL
tnat the dear p., para,- pr nj" but fail IT, PERFORM
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5pesia! y otiers

Ad.niss.on, - cents.
To succc..fnIi, Act Upon the Liver a I'd Bic
taxi -u.all Go,s = CARTr:R"> LITTLE LIVER FILLS.
Po,toEfcc >oiicr.
,-ioud b" rad G'! l.. al ";'T std a. changes may
l. DIR .yi eo'.tr, nd 10: be specially ad.
~n,n i, /, d. .-. Ia d,p.nat"> ban,g AID CON.
nri, al ~ .!;.i' ",i '."' addressed 0e"H
ror tn n',., :ot wr,k ,i.ane september O VIII
,lo., .ioaIt! IN ali ,A~ az t'' V',r - I'io%. so,.
iUApAi ~ 20 - IT, Tot ,.nt.A hr.Sa an SO S"I Nv
uia ,''; b. d;"'t ~. , ~ i!,,, OF ras' AZ
,trSnA, ~ pm los l;4atan. prr : o. r.. from
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lard transit to san Francisco. Mails fr,m the Fast
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tered mail closes a. Q 90 y. r. previous DAY.
CORNELIl'S VAN COTT Postmaster
Postofice. New.York. N. Y. August 20 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

When leaving HON" for the summer. the pridens
provide Themselves with Dr.. JayncS Carmnativc Ba
sHn. In order to trca: promptly and encctua'iy ~
attacks OF Cramp. Didrloca, by sentery Cholera Mor]
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

turned two leaves and made his text read II
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ewYOrk, Aug. 2U, 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

If you hive never m-cd CATER Lite Liver Fius
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
A CLEAN TRACK On TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL


The locomotives drawing the Penn 'yvana Limited
AMI other trains the Pennsylvania Railroad are
.tardard i: cod brn"r', hence there are no annoying
rnders the great steel track ballasted. 50
there j. no d.i>t from that Thus 1t comes
about that travels the Pcnn,y lvania Route
In cleanliness, comfort Ard >aciy. The pennsylvania
Limited with it, lnlnpp: oac.i equipment OF Pullman
yc,fi'uicd DIa" Ing and StaterDOn. sleeping DINING
SMOKING Lbidr; and observation cars on which there
ldicS' maid, st:io-raphcr, aud ~ pewritcrs, IL"
'il and >ip'k rpOrt>, H. well a, all other con-
vrnicncc> OF houe. hotel club. ONCE leaves st;-
from foot Of DcSbr>-cs and COrtlandt SIS dauy
u. 10 a. m. for tiGcinna; and Chicago ..