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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
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Carpet Cleaning.
T. N. SIl.N Ai;I. SO Ita.a'e'
ne. 1876 18th. Srnd for circuiA..
Po.tufKcc Notirc.

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d, Tor 9 =, d y"> e. ' Of S,nS ' d ~,cat
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F ySSYTy II al T. an IT. :, ri "n' a, aud
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rrar SOUTHAMPTON ..a B, j; 70 a, f., i iI ,sr
!. Wrannic VIA Queenstown ,Irt"r> 70. ,'I'at br,,st
and o" I 10 the S Gn. G dlse, per
Maa.dA VI. icrd.m c,sCs n%,t BE- ; dr'i. ted pes
H1 t'' VI. i.t"rrp sti%,s H,,. be d!l,,id per
a. A. H. r a." . aSG nar ,r p: !. Dorian
Al 90 i%, . L !, pr M for :; f ,.r.
man. a1' ~ 6 a. NJ 70 Ns', M r. k r snd
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Eruiailaal Ter -t"a'rr fon i,!m,\ a; 81 p H. for
st triiNA &, r. iaair" ';:,! lo"n and , ''as;
m.a l.r Ilcnio dctt'r, I"' iN'' mus o' .i''u
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VIA amsterdam deter, nri,t , o., ,,r % An"a"rs
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al T. for Tiurh'd' and "E!t'"h iF = = "s''''
o for r:' =, Nr. vi VIA d !G%" lie.
~, t,t,r NON M, .Orlc'ns at 5 D. n. for Blue
ria, and "rDytoN"' pr : = D. o'"r'' IT, fro" New
orleans. ,, 49,. M. .r.o,i. p,,,t
,ror' san francisco. close Sep,'rbrr -. az 81
~ IA, Mails Tor nina and Jap'n p'' '.a"ii. from
t,n ~ ,nriscoi co-r hr.r ptembcr % at ~ T. ~.
Miil, Tor thu Hawaiian i-land>. per :" :. A9>tIana
;r,,, SIN Er.uc-ro h.r.. October ! A. 80 p VI.
Nh" ,,r Au.,,ali. N"wI.Hiald. HIwailan. rlli ana
Snnopn Islands pc, Mariio'a from Sa. francisco
.iss hrrc Orto,er II, 1T u 30 D. m cor on arrival az
SewYork Of Auania. with itush nr,, tor Aus:
t,aI Mail, for New tvundland. 10y raj u haimaN ami
thence co." At th, oni" dily ~ 5u D. ~:
W,,. fnr Niuurlor bN tall 10 Bo>toi ana tnch'. Nv
co.s M tins office daily nj go D. NJ. Mails
,r Cnna hy rail Tampa. Fla. aud .'nr" by StsimHr
10 NonIay. and Thur>days close AZ ms olt' uaiy
=, 30 a H. Mails FOR Mexico. overllhi. unless
specially Gre, I'd for dispatch by stcamr co'c AZ uS
'' RI" ,,h,in. 81 dosing ~ Tian.Pacine mails y
nm th. rrsrmpol ~ their unnt"rnntc ovpraho
transit " san Frsmrso Mail. from the Ea,1 arriving on
, ~ San ,nr,,co on day %! salling OF steamers
mr., dI.,ntch,d thence the same day. Registered mail
closes I" p 4" ,,.oWSIIJtS VAN COLT Postmaster.
postonice New.Yorh y. ". September 10. 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
CROWDS CONE TO LOOK AT THE STATUE

The magnificent, statue Of Horace Greeley. which
Vas unveiled OH Saturday morning in front Of Tie
Tribune Building. was Object Of much Interest all
day yesterday. Groups Of men, women and children
IN Hxcs. dozens and scores fingered near the massive
pedestal which the bronze form Of the editor rests.
Many favorable comments on the work were made be.
Of tie peculiarly pleasing and IIfeie expression
which the artist had caught. None appcarcd
n tire Of looking up into the kindly face with its
expression Of interested attention. II Wa. partic,i-
larly noticeable that large number Of coorcd men
with their wives and children came 70 soc the statue
Father, held their children up high in their arm, 10
that they could get closer look into the face one
OLD white haired COlOrcd man. who seemed to he the
spokesman Of large party Of men and women after
boxing reverenty up iptO the face said Lincoln was
a grrat man, General Grant "a great soldier but We
tolorcd folks ought TO thank Horace Greeley for
ireesio,n tOday.r
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known IS boiler plate matter, and are sent to press
much In advance Of the other pages Of the paper.
THE REV. SAN SMALL AT AsBrRY PARK.

Asbury Park n. j.. Sept. 81 fSpeciaD-1he Rev.
Sam" Small. the evangelist. addressed fully $500
people at Educational Hall this afternoon The meet
ing was held under the auspices Of the womcn's Chris
tian Temperance Cnion Mr.. Small confined his re.
marks chiefly to the advancement OF prohibition In
this country. lie said that he no temperance
man, for he believed that all temperance men wero
fools Even the members Of the Liquor Dealers As
ISOLATION declared that they were temperance men.
lie Prohbitionst. he said, and was glad Of II.
At the conclusion OF his remarks he called on his
audience for collection Tor the establishment and
maintenance of schools In ltah Al this many began
TO leave the hall. Mr.. small declared that every ono
who left te building was ,tingy mortal. and this
had the desired effect a man stationed at the
door to intercept those who had failed to contribute
when the hat was passed around.
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A STATEMENT FROM MIR. BRILL.

rothc Editor OF The Tribune
ST.: VIII YOU allow me TO correct few errors which
ap;marrd IN your today, paper under the heading
The Dcinocrut DROPPED III, MaNh.' You say;
l. A pei son who signs himself g. Br.ll.
=. And ~, h" f. a lo,al New Nosk Republican.
.; I!ut writes from NiHmit. y. j.
A. Mr. g. ,atimate, from the basis Of the New York
CITY Directory.
:, IN which hi. name docs not app'ar.
Il. This dis gui>cd Jcr>">man
:. And bogu, Republican
r. Th0ughtl',,y drops bi, mask
o. And nahc> Il di>lngcnious attack Oh The Trib'
10 A. this alleged Mr.. Bril-
will TO au>w cr above remarks In the order they
come - Il, to dispc few illusions You labor under
/. Ny name Is +. g. Brill
:. | ,a,d ! had Away, been loyal York Re
pub;,an | wa born In Sew York city and have al
WAYS voted with the Republican party IN that city.
until moved here. and then always remained loyal
10 my party.
!. did write from summit, " j., where huppeheu
10 be stopping for "a few weeks.
t. Mr. u. estimates On tn basis "t directory ctc
c>it.aird the ba-, of votes cast oi nor'aNy re
turns >co crn>"> returns. anu OH? 'i 'ci''a'n
moi however n rrlinblr basis. or words to fhat cnec
Turn To Your bok Of the a't four %iht ,h ;. ,i
four summers Ny absence from tho city was ca'',sn
by III health Hence my name doe" not appear III inc
d; s.e answer No. ..
seq answer No. D.
~ / do lind h'ult with The apparent Joy OF the
Tribune on 'sco"ii Of New Hrn ma S", ,.r,r,h, mn
i,.,. We remember that twwc ic'chh ih,' lI'oh.r
r,lf a''oca;rd rimrL' p"r :" t
with the return, from the r0'ihtry All" ">""'S '"'
there must be All error s"mc"he r. r. mill
ErookIyn sept. o. i,0O.
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DR. .JI'IItS ID. ROSE.

Dr. Julius D. R0,e, we'll known in the theological
and medical circles OF NcwJerscy, died on Septchi'
Der I3 in his home at short Hills In his early years
DR. Rose euioyed the advantages OF the thorough train
ing offered by European academies. Ills ministerial
work at Newark. where he was settled over the Cor
man Mission Of ST. Matthews Episcopal Church. after
coming to the United States, was interrupted by Il
cause which appealed strongly to patriotic fechne
for his adopted country. A. chaplain In the NORTH
ern Army his skill az physician and surgeon, Ills
courage which Won him rep, atcd testimonials. COM
bncd 10 make his position more than ordinarily useful
and effective At the close Of the he returned
for Willie TO his ministerial dates. and afterwaid
became peculiarly successful teacher! A. -
thorough and in these studies IL WAS his particular
delight to train the minds Of those entrusted I" l,
charge The persistent activity Of his life terminated
only fcw days before his death which. while he IAN
been for several Year, IL constant sufferer WAS uheA'
pcctedly sudden.
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w,.. /, lri:cvrd by ~" roln" authorities 10 b.
fl. l,riy 81 Ii"!ry Po,acl, tn Jcr"y CITY balRrr'
who shot at his ~ IL" latter WAS about 10 D.
married 10 a catholic III ~. Perr- Church Oh Ihhis
,,ay VII, found the Elizabeth Mtado" ;
early Yesterday afternoon ii believed 'hat ,T
AMI man rumclittcd ~uiri!c bv poisoning, ana Hl'
srnion ta!Ir, IN MANY respects with that of I'o',ac'
The son OF Po-saci whom III. latter attempted T.,
fh.t from, the description Of the body found IL wa,
undoubtedly that Of h, father lie SAG ne neEh n"nt
l.m in the church. and for that reason lie TOOK no
step 20 secure his arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

larson Ney sep. Charles CaTA stevenson. GOV.
ernor 81 Nevada. did " tYp"0d f-N"r at his home III
his c,,r TO-DAY Ms Attending phyHcans ehtef'aih"o
mo-. ho n L. r,roy,ry Tor the last days. Faa,
oyer Government aad Str.. hI!f.rg- ar n. halt mast
.nI tAe ca,lts! drapd IN mourning. Funeral ser
y,.r, wi, t- h"d ia aFsun ,nF On tuesday ana W.
riv viii D.. taken tn Oakland Csi r.: h' rnrnt toy
,tuor St@ytu-Jn -iNty-fuiir years I" axe 'hu ""'
rn e., ~, ,,r,, cou,,v V Irutrnaht.l, ii e
d. ID iit,i' over = Year 40
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Notices Of marriage must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
DIED..


Kobrro H. ht..Thrgh In hi, '.sh y%ar ,,.oes a.. h.
late residence. NyA'K, " ~ TUESDAY. Sept ." a. II ~
Train leave, .3!.-t 10 and ChanhcTs.st At 10 10
tall's'' Viii b. ia waiting Oh arrival Of uams'
thIadeIphia Atany and Louisville papers please copy.
M sss.s sos.s cA
Of d: Maitland and HELM Wilson Armstrong, aged
FSaer, "sr,e"s at Christ Church. Marlborough n. "
WIT On G nc,. 'In iran aSs Sewlark at
Eow%4n SUNDAY the ;.: int, a. EuthfSrd hSow w.
Of on" Som-r. Ht y T. INIT" in tn sl year
FIHn a. Snr Of on nF rncday evening
III" ;:'i n>ti AZ o'cock i,,,,rv .,,,,oa
nc'm ' t sonrr. On wrd"sday 18th inst
Train, ieavr Grand Central station at 30 a. M
ru"ei -r1lcS. p M Monday. I'D a. thc tssidenGe Of
Intorr.n; at Eoc.cst.r W.
o.ILivEE sddriy saturday. September 20. John 5.
Rat- nd q the family are inyfd W. 10 attn. sts
81. rIc-tay .,rnI,r. a. o,.lo,s -, m. family.
e" T ss Gans Isrss d "a HI:
r9m~r ~ .> XXI WI b. Md a, the Church o. ~ Souls.
ith.aS". corner 81 -Qthst OIL Nohu'y the "a hsI'
rt, indy requested tina, no flowers be sent
,KAvIs-f A. ,;ra,e at Morr.tosn. y. j.. in the 7lss
rntu -~r,r at HI, late residence. l:s southst Tics
ss Ss aSa Gssss o y ss *
ia... Nndr.w u. Norwood. II this city,
Phi lad, ,hla pap"rs pla-"~c"iF
HrMPuKI.Y-N williamso"n MAJ. september ~.
rln,,ai .r i'' at Say Rural Cemetery Chapel on
Tu".day >rpt'If"? -. nj 10 10 a. NJ.
IIvIN,,s foNOn The 10 mt. IL iena' onlnlandes
;,'ois. H.rtA' Livingston. l. ;. ~ son Of tn. l'''
Ia, Ter L!..n-.tIn. .,-...,. c..,., N.d,.o,
wr and at ..>j.. 10 "a. M. Monday. 81 Inst.
~. ,se om't h1w''- ..
NlK>UALI--A Ia" fe.G,nc. Of his brother jonathan
N.r-h,i IA Nrw.Y uft tlty, AFT r lingering iuiese
on S.prnbrr 10. 1890. William Bard M'ishail' o.
rm,,rI and ntciv N, AZ his lat" ton" at Zeandal'
MASON AZ Phiad lphia. Pa. saturday. Srlletpee ~
i~po t,eogc Harding Only child 0 ny. "h''a" L s"~
hi!y Ma-Un. NJ, ....., T,or y v
Iu"-,.,. SEPTEMBER -. At s y Ia
>,vl.,N-At Bloomfield. y. j. On SATURDAY. september
30 l.a.c Newton, ia tn" 18Th wear I" ~ az o..,ocL
LnYcral -rr,cv. TU'da'. s"h'n brF' -" ~ c'o'A'
1rnr, hi. lat. rosid.n,c. OshIanGzN". bIoonh'Iu
Peoria H.. :apcr- 9l'a'r c"y' IN 49,. .,s..
ToRl:Y-On THURSDAY. september H. Jane Ann maIS
~ roratd W Iehcy and dausA,er VI Ia" ate Jsn.s ID
OaHry ,,. -, yy,., a,;,h.t az
Npuda: morning september -, At 10 'lo'h'
CEMETERY.
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4 WORTHY CHARITY ~ NEED OF HELP.

The managers Of the New'fork Bible and Fruit
Mission TO Public Hospitals valuable charity which
ti>p.n,e, flowers and fruit 10 the sick, finds homes
Md enploym cpt for ir!cndlcss 70! egn girls seeking
neir livelihood In this country and gives honest EN-
.toymcnt TO ex convicts. is In need Of funds with
Shich 10 continue Its good work. Contribution. FOR
tie hospital part Of the charity may b sent TO Miss
u. Tarling. aud for ne other departments to Misc
Bue:anor, the treasurer. ut the Mission House. No
G8 a. 422 East Twenty .stxth-st.
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V/,yV,: pp3REK',S ARREST

william Dodge. who says that he Is eighteen Sc'r"
., ,, h i,ols Older ard Frank Taylor. who said
Ma, bi. are wa. twenty -N. locked mp III the
comfy fail az IIv.hcn,ack on charge OF robbery
They were ARRESTED for breaking into rniiroah ~,
,lnu and ar believed 10 have been ronmrtcn WIN
,,,crus rolberlrs that have occurred In the county,
badge who OF respectable appearance d'Fiar"S ,irh
h., - . relative ~ John IIuycr. the rshIN MANI
H, " The sheriff however dos not believe That
H. ~orc man has told the truth N his family
IA
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SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
WHAT LINCOLN SAID OF GRANT
W. o. sTopDARD CLAIMS THE GOOD STORY

w u oIVDU"sO VINT'IS TIE "00 ~
70 the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: In your review OF Colonel G.. NJ. Van Buren's
"Lincolns Letters In The Tribune OF September a.
nnd story Of how Lincoln compared Grant with all
tie generals that had gone before The President
begins by saying: "Grsnt is the first general I've
had. Hes general and ends with. lie doesn't
ask impossibtc, Of me, ard he's tho first general
I've had that didn't
II both Colonel Van Buren, and his reviewer are
unaware Of tho place Of that record. permit me to
refer either Of them to my own book. Abraham Lin.
coln' published In 1as4. page 40. Colonel Van
copyists blundcrs. and there is other record
Of that conversation between Mr.. Lincoln and self
II i therefore trlc vet not true the review says
that Colonel Van Buren, gives the instance There
are some customary cortcsics the omission OF which
] glad To say Is nowadays very among
literary men. Colonel Van Bnren should have given
somewhat more than the instance"
W. o. STODDARD.
ueunsts.d r Cont Z, isoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

! TIll- TIE SORT OF WOMAN MEN PREFER
r. tn" Editor 81 re Tribune.
- r." r.!;In~ 81 sunday. August % contained
ry'i 81 nom letter t, The II LJui, Republic
tsii"I "W''n'n WhI '.ainb.""
l..'n ~ OF ani .p"l"n " in th.- t't"r
-" e. E! - they perirtrd I" how them
-r!,r, i'sr frWcll". Th"rr j. not puLlIr
.'>0r' "r place ~ an.!i~"lnrft Whore ursc OYER
,!r,'>>".i i.,rl. rn wnnanhrri ar" not seen. How
many Il god wife and mother has had her hoppn'-,
and us,innr,. ir.-cu"d by the influence q! such II
thc-r. t'rdouLt'iv the have much =
D. regard e. woinan'S ways. N"n'> opinions hiv"
great power forming the manners nj cnst IN, OF
The d,v. The majority az Iris ar" taught that mas
RAG. /. the great Il their lives. therefore they
r,s- ny Lr'iins rambling and other unN"rlanly pnr
.It- and mAnii"r-. naturally lar class VIII b~
found 10 M Ia, demand
IN .pii~ 81 this rndrn"y Their" great numbers
Il cc,t y omen lind. women "i pure natures
qmct n;.:.ncrs and In every ittc to train and
,carh their son. and daughters In l.f"'- work and
dur, - iiat the children properly take the
,!a e Of the parents when they shall have pa.srd
.vav FIR ,h. a., ~ these GOOD I'D Ter
hiir:,n, VIII Dot tie husband. fuhr ar! IN unite
~ sir;gr--iuc tic i"rwann-ss of tins Other Haunting
.p"cIn"a Il hunani.r
SO /, not an.ir,ar nor really useful: l'r example
\,.gc,hrr there l. i.p much ~ lcr f." th" good Of
49,. r-t - the wpfli E.Hng entirely undesirable.
il,t- unrnfu tilr ben. -hould 40; u" encouraged.
>r~ I"ih. Aux. ~. $50. NJ r." h.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY

me advise that table salt be sprnklcd around
where tho hcas are This is much surer and better
than insect powder. Tho recommendation came to me
frou Boston last year and the remedy worked where
insect powder had failed entirely in building III this
city. have Just had 1t used successfully In build
ing In New York 1t is simple nex pensive and pretty
sure. Carbouc water Is also recommended, but have
not tried IT, 3. n.
Providence, r. l., Sept IT, 1890.
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THE TRIBUNE FPESH-AIR FOND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Total September 90. 1850. ......
s24.jli 50


GOOD RETURN FOR AN Outlay OF II Cent?.
TO he Ed Of The ribune.
Sir: We inclec YOU check for s22 H. The proceeds
II entertainment given last FRIDAY evening. BY
the children STAYING this hOn,c, for tho benefit Of
TIE Tribune FrNti Air Fund. The whole affair COS:
only IL cents which spent for piece Of strong
~rc. on which 70 hand the two sheets that served
f,- We charged nothing for adni~ so'i,
tn, took up a collection rho close. and IN this way
~ think made more money. because every ono
seeU,cd we'll pleased. We send YOU one Of our
programmes, and all feel happy u knOu that
through Efforts poor little children Will have
good lime. too
BTanfoid, Conn. Aug II. 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
TE,IN WnECK!Nt. 4 CAPITAL OFFENCE

To tn. Editor OF Thc Tribune
sir In OF the recent attempt at train wrcckin-
on the SEES. DIRK CrrtrII Railway would 1t not be we'll
for oar Legislators Ia Ia~N law making train ~rchins
or attempts AZ the sam" an olrnre punishable by
d.sth, II seems 10 That such act would have
, remarkably trnc:i,cnt influence over this class OF
criminal aud II 1. evident that some heroic step
,loud he ialu al onrc To put top to this Infamous
AMI tnl"r.,rt !llI"'. H. r.. X.
York. II. 1r9O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
THE TENTH DECADE not YET.
T n he Editor of Tho TT une

SIr: In ms day, citbn ind. IN column hvr.
Page seven. Ioni Answer y" the query 81 -. y. W. on
December 81. 4. D. 2OOD." Tho answer l. correct.
However. IL" attention should De- called thereto 81
The vr.i"r II The editorial. In til same paper.
page .iX column two cAtticf " Periodical Gallant
i,...T Ecciniin: Inc eleven. quote as follows.
Sur doc, fh' Lnal d"rJd' II m" nineteenth
century d"Stlrcd To pn,vn "Nc"ptpa ~ the
ril". II Ia npcuci ia 4 manner thai cainnt be re-
L lrtrd ~ ";l'i Hl,' than Vin.notS.
IA l-uU IS the LAT year "i ~" ninth drraG" OF the
ilrct":ih century. II cam" possibly ," ia" open
IT,. wear II the trith ;''lal decade" Of this
rcntIrv. ~ tie dear Old riihuE" has been
pp,itic,l 'hlr f,r about llaf century. swear By
II v'.u CORRECT. a'i ~ i wl."n i',ur:rct
jamaica sept u, l-.iU. ANDREW y. RANKIN
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SENT WITH KIND WISHES FOR TIE CHILDREN.

|Jothe Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: Please find inco>ed check for 1928, being
the proceeds II fair held under the auspices Of the
hides and children Of the hathaway House at Deal
Beach. y. j.. for the benefit of your children. II i,
TIE hope Of all who participated that many Of your
htt.o ores NAV, through your instrumcntality, be
Eade happy and healthy By means OF II.
Deal Beach, y. j., Aug. 10, 1oJO.
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MISS FANNY DAVENPORT RECOVERING.

Miss Fanny Davenport. whose illness at tho West
hiter Hotel Ir,, stoned her friends not little
san. much better yesterday that her physician
lsFmitted her TO 90 for Drive. Her strength Is
Warming fast and is Thought that In few DAYS she
vn have fully recovered. The reported seriousness
9 her illness It's throughout been somewhat exaT'
o5ated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
AN EXCURSION STEAMER AGROUND.

The iron steamboat Cephcus went down to Flre
Island yesterday special excursion. reaching there
at 20 p. m. In trying to come away at p. m. she
went aground AT the pier. At late hour last night 10
was supposed that she would get of at igltide about
midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
TIE LrYA OIL EXCHANGE CLOSED

Pttsburg, Sept. IA dispatch from Lima. Ohio
says "Thc Lima OIL Exchange was closed last night
for want OF business. The standard would not recos
MIC exchange prices, hence it's collapse"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

You Cannot Be Sure. that you will run the Summer
througl-fce from all attacks OF Cramps. Cholera
Morbus. Darrhoca. Dysentery etc. Prudently pro-
vide yourself therefore, with Dr. Jaynes Carminativs
Balsan perfectly safe medicine and curative.
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11olitical Notices.

Rcnr nzatiOn OF the Nlnh Assembly sfrcf
rhn regular nonhly cling q. tho aboNr lah,d organ
i,,r viii b. L"d n AhE aion square on MONDAY even
i,u prnbrr Id, 1890. dt o'rlort. . ~
MS - ' WILLIAM II. CORTA.
MILAN \. l,EpNEN. Sec.
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SENATOR HI&N'K ~ TOWN.

Chited Stats Senator Hiscock was ia New.York YES
10y for short time and called upon ex-senator f!at
NJ ht@a ~ HiH ssey.s9 for Oregon.
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MARRIED..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "Wednesday. September Il.
1890 at st. Matthew'S Church Wilton. Conn, by this
Rev. J. T.. Coley Mercy, daughter Of samuel b. Md
dlrhloox, u t"org' L.. Boyd OF Waterbury, Conn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oakland. Cal. August 10
1890 Edwin II. Garthwaite 10 Aug ista Lowell.
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Religions Notices.

cHrRCH OF CHRIST (Scisntist). IIardman Hall cor.
ncr i9h.st and SHAVE. tcntrance = West l'th.-t
Preaching service Sunday 10 80 H. m. Bible class u M
Evening ,rrS y. NJ. at the R&dns Room, No 9S StAs
ave. Opcp daily. sssscs Avssv Tuesday evening.
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SALT WILL EANlSlt FLEAs.

rOth Fditnr OF Tho Trih"he.
Sir: referring 10 Icrcnt paragraph ~ Tnc i.'ouno
regarding tho flea pest" In and about Ncw'forR oha
suggesting that insect powder VIII drive them sxsS '
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When baby was SICK We gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child. she cried for CastoHa,
When she becam. Miss. she chung t. Castorla.
When she had Children. she gave them Castoris.
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JouN HUBBARD WOODBURY..

p,.,o, s.nt 2l.-John Hubbard Woodbury.. assistant
editor O., IN. Youth'- ,onpau!on. ID this MORNING. At
H.. HON. Of IA. .on.in law. william H. Wilson, In am
bridge Mr.. Woodbury. ~as s't, 'o'f y'aF' o' As'' u"
~. orn In Rarr- Macs. a:d came TO B"'ton thirty years
go. a.. mi ,.,n connected VITA "1h" fouth, Com
lo,., FOR 81. YEAR. His d,,h cau-cd b. 'nh
'.r H. ,a,r.a wife r.o Two ds"ght"'' broh'i
and -!-."i.
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puhl,n S.m Il i.i"ard T. II. MarGn. Member Oh
Parliament f"t North i>iIA"hhy' Gee VI sb'"Pc ''.S'
whllo attending mas.
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,Our correspondent point is well taken. though
AZ expense There was a slip in tie remark
quoted. This year Is tie closing year Of thr
rinth decade Of the century FL
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WOODLAND CEMETERY. ,
wo,dlawn station t@4;h Ward. Ha',rm Eairoaa'
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