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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-25
Children Cry
for Pitchers CastoFia.
SHePiT.S Safe,

BY virtue and authority of one special
execution issued from the office of the
clerk of the circuit court of Iron county.
Missouri and to me- the undersigned
sheriff, directed in favor of Josephine
Blake and her husband. Joseph E. Blake.
plair lifts and againstAnnieM jacques and
her husband Samuel jacques defendants.
bearing date 10Th day of September, 1890,
and returnable to the October Term :,
1890, of said circuit court Of iron County
Missouri, [ have levied upon and seized
the following described real estate and
property. and the irnnlunities and appur-
lenances thereto belonging. lying and be-
ing in Iron county, Missouri, Us and for
the property of the aforesaid defendants,
To wit:
Il he undivided one half of the follow
ing described real estate. to wit: South
west quarter of the southwest quarter of
section two; the south half and northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter. and the
southwest quarter. and lot one and east
half of lot two of the northwest quarter
of section three; north half of the north
east quarter and north half CT the north
west quarter of section ten; south half of
section eleven: north half of section four
teen; and east half of the northeast quar-
ter of section fifteen-all in township
thirty north of range three east-cOntain-
ing 1920 acres.
And | will, on
Thursday, October 30th, 1890.
at the east front door of the courthouse
in the city of lronton. Iron county, Mis-
souri,, between the hours of O'Clock in
the forenoon and ) clock in the AFTER
noon of that day, and during the session
of the circuit court, sell at public vendue,
all the right, title, claim. estate and prop
erty of the above named defendants.
of. in. and to the above deSci ibcd
real estate and property, for cash in
hand y to the higest bidder, to satisfy
said two executions and the costs on
same. z. W. WENTWORTH.
sep25n12 Sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
THE FIRE RECORD.

ANGLO. AMERICAS PACKING HOUSE RCRNED
tuca.o s,pt. - special. Fir. bnhe out IN inc
bniloiug, of tho Anglo American l'Dh,nc Company AZ
,r >t.. kyari, lust lrfr o'clock tn, I"rnllg ana
,f, II Wa under cn',tlr,l had can>'d daiih-r f>''
mated A. about -iOoOp. The Plant Is the properly
., rnul,r BROTHERS. al.d i situated on the mhiI
t,r,rr,gifarr ~ ~" Nnr> proper. The hriheh con
,cd their effort, principally krrpin. the fire from
.urc,dirc Tho origin ~ IA" fr>' is unknown hui :
believed Ia have l.s.n iu,.Jdlrr. heavy in>urin'"
VA, carried ,u all the property Of the Anglo America
,'rupn,iv but IN what companies l. not known The
rehabilitation ot the parking industries NJ the Fowler
i.rhhri> what Wa known I" III" Pr"'i~'""
,r,,. ON both side, ~ the Atlantic for many
,clr, "A. the Anglo \mcriran acking Company
~, effected 4 few day, ago. An English syn
dI ate purha,oh the plant and good Will ana
Inc ,,v ,nusuy wa, hr cAll.Si the Fowler l'nthcr>
limited II W., inc"rp rated In England with rapl'
al .t,,k - C.Jl 900 in 1JlOO >haN- OF so rHl
and , d,..ntur,. issue Of :ljo.OoO, which represents
,,u capital II - ,;io3.oOO.
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SWEEPSTAKES.
SIXTH HACE-SELLlN,i SWEEPSTAKES so EACli,
&IOUO ADDED. IL MlIIo.
IN Z. r. BRECKINRIDGE'S DISTRICT
ARK yHsAs DEMOCRATS TRY MONEY I'm PLACE
OF ASSASSIN ATLDE.

ARK yNsAs DEMOCRATS TRY MONEY GN PLACE
OF ASSASSIN >TIDS.
Little Rock sept. % (Speial).-fhe Demor'aI' Oh
the Ircckinridg, district are spending money l'FN.
An effort WAS made to create division IN the Reprb
lcan party but il will not succeed. lsoi = LaR'S
h,, been nominated BY the Union Labor party by and
with th. advice and consent Of the Republican poll
ticianS bm, there are many m"mbcr' OF the ii"p"'cn
u,rt who favor str.lightOut Republican ~ the I'D
Congressional District Is unqucstonably ami DcH"
cratic owing to the fat that John VI. CiaStoh Wis
a,.sslnated II Is conceded that Ex-Governor va! 'o'
should be permitted W dictate the policy OF tie no
pnLlican, IN this district. ON October the R'pho
lcan Convention will be held at Pine Bluff, IN Jerr
ION County which gave the Labor candidate for
Governor 4 25 majority al the last election Brr'h
lnrdre live, thrr ard he /, making strong effort, "a
induce the nrgruc, to put ont Il Straight Rcpuoh'''
candidate. There several ambitious r"lor'" "''"
IN IN. district, ard II any Of them can 10
Ir,Sd. there may be an Independent Republican,
negro in the race. 1t i understood mere
.l, ,,. National Dcmorr attic Committee has placed
l,r..e ,,rrlp,lnn fund N the disposal 81 Brccklh-
ride, and with II h.. hopes 10 get up splt III the
,,t,n,,tnn AID 10 divide IN" ,OlVrI vote" LOUIS
,rlt,i;u"r owner II ia" Althrim"r bGHnch oi tic
,.itnrlelt Eaill"ai. i wiling ~ take IN" Republican
u,,,ira.ion. provided me LABOR candidate Langley
vt,l,d.,w.. bat II j., deemed in"Aprdirnt I" make
any change IN The original pnEraInm": hence l'"h
T. L., ley viii J." indo: -'h lr IA" Erruhl' an IN
Jr,...inr,l Convention un ocioacr /. hoHr Z. NH"
n r,.\A>: " g. T.. hr,riniri,r. ~ ken'n'hy >'ia"F
i,,I.> r. .rii.- If Arkansas. ana 'I'nnh Il. br''N
n.rdg. with several ;">"r n-!.s. VIII stump mo
-,r,,t for ;h. u"moo attic candidate. hh'h"f bV a
l,r:r fund from h" N't"n" D"n"cratic = n1lh!'"r
II j, .AI"rtrd that ~"' r"n',nton. VII" Wy, a., a.
I,,nu ~ , few double slotted ballot boxes ana u"
,.n,v.n ,"nn,y is,niui viii VI au!c to overcome
the opposition Ia ll"fhiniIdef
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Camden, n. j., sept. "a strong web 81 circ'm
stant1al evidence is being around Fancl, Lingo
who = now in the County jail here on suspicion OF
having brutality murdered Mrs. ANNE Miller near
Nerchantvillc. on Thursday last. When questioned
By Prosecutor Jenkn, OH Friday night after Il: lad
been arrested Lingo denied positively tina; he had
been near the wood, in which the body VA,
found. lie repeated hi, dcnal with equal positive
ness to-day, and yet five persons affirm with equal posi-
uvenesS that they saw tie ncrIr ia or around III"
woods Thursday afternoon. This j. one strong
point against him. Another j. the i!cuti,aion Of
the piece Of blue flannel shirt sleeve found near the
body. Lingo has admitted that the fragment j. i
part Of his shirt and Ie tore Il III on W"incS
day ~hilc working Nj Miilrr> farm. rs
II was living loose sand annoyed him
lie says that lie threw it away al SPOT over half
a mile from where it found. Lingo has tw,
scratches hand II will he remembered that '.
worked for Farmer Young the DAY that the murder
was committed, but aWay from fi> work Oi! ii'
till about O'Clock. and that u" returned somewhat
aRtated Mr.. Young says that when Lingo got ba'"
he held out his injured hand and exclaimed! thought
said that corn knife would not 't look at thai
The prosecutor says the wounds are not cut. bnt
scratches lie thinks Lingo MAD" 'hi~ rn1rk Ia
Young in order to shry ptia'"; - C'~- Of his
being suspected Of the mr!Hi"r. h> experience l..
the LccOney case has made him cunnIL:.
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:" THOU HAST GOT A HONOR"

1liOC HASr 6OI n JtN MDR
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir At the risk Of being thought prcsumptuous
venture to crticse the frequent aud unnecessary ne
of the homely and uncuphonous word got' In the
columns Of the very Tribune itself Thus Now
that the Worlds Fair has got site and director
general 1t to be subject OF anxiety. One or
two other little matters have got to be accomplished,
etc Icre yOn have it twice in three lines. You
vii, find him at the Fifth Avenue Hotel think said
the city editor. but you've got to lind him.. 4
have got the interview. Sir he said. address
ing the city editor and produ' Ing some copy
Got what - Here 1t Is three times In
one story. Wouldn't "has' be Just as COOL
English the first instance and "ciust' III
the Others II so. then the elimination OF the word
got" has the advantage OF brcvy dlSpcnses WIN the
usc Of an unnecessary and hOmely word and the wo'
must find" him are stronger and more imperat''
than Won have got to find him." This frequent sna
unnecessary OF the h0mely word "gOt Is offensive
Al least t. ONE READER.
New York. Sept. 90, 1900.
tin all these instances got is used correctly and
dramatically; in the first, classirally as well
Overhaul your Shakespeare, for instance, or the
works Of almost any past master of English
LONELINESS is hardly fault in language, if 10y
homcly you mean plain and unpretcnding. II you
mean ugly, then the term hardly fits the case.
Ed
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RAPID BtLLbDN IUr .tGE.


I, ~, , m ,ttrr III wonder to IN" poop" M the >ta'''
r,ir Yesterday AFTERNOON 10 ~'' 'al!o ~ 0">''",
i,,t ,lui pru.r>-o. .am,. h. \lr'. %! I'M, 'N VIZ
curniu honlrwari from titrllhurs MfN-'. III I ", ~
,nny,y, rrr When called up,n b: rp'rrr AZ h'|
home on Prairie ave. Ia I rN"nins !TnH u N.l W.,
very clad ~ spr,k the f'atni,'> ~ the trp i' ""
,nmurtrd ARRANGEMENT, 10 maxi" balloon a'''Ii>l =,
NJ t,,, fair IA Eitchhurr and At ''' hlir app VIII :"
no o'ci,n'h, the journey Wa pi"iHPuN "eui,, =
strong wind from 'hr northwest HrN" w" hHi y Y
along at the rutc u! mile a n.inn'" Az one " nN
M, aud nj. ,pmptnipn were tire hhlr' hrF !c
,,,lth sailing over the clpnd>. Tn" 'ohhi S. w.
.Iri,nw OF the b,Inr III" clouds. ant . hrit,'in
r., and bin" ri around II h' "a RAM o". inns
pl, nnuicnon ha> been Observed ON prNi"hN "ccaHi"'
ri,., ,,,r Allen h,> bee. bought Up IA .' iin
and la. M ,dc IiO .crn,iDn>. When Il NUlahi IHil
In place wa discovered. the anchor ~ tinwh 'i
and dragged along until II rnuGht agant tcl'rrtph
T. ,lr II rO>" toward the top of the II an' h'h 'n
Ia. ross bar. and the exit was made II Nl.etl 'h 1
farm nrar East Providence iOlr Cor err. " J. a on
II milr and u quarter trnI whrr' v'n NiIrn ii'ln FL
A year ago ana within cofp'' Of n.r, Of lone Tn.
time 81 the liudng was 20 o''"ck ThlN t"' ri
o. 10 miles In 10 inmate. !. c'h'ui"'N N"' fr'dl
nM, In an ascension from Troy. Ohio. however. re
passed over 40 miles In 10 mnu'es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
LAST WEEKS FRONTS ~ yBy YORK STATE

fTVVSeoF SuertSss Weekly B'll!"liN.
The weather conditions Of the week have bcen d
decided improvement upon those Utch prevailed durins
the last week The absence o; heavy ranfalis has
allowed the ground IL dry sufficiently D. rrlit the
resumption OF fall seeding. preparation VI thu land
and OF digging Of potatoes.
The seeding Of winter grains has mad god progrc.,
curing the week. and many CORES Sl,,nls report
come Of these earlier saved iran, up and making g0oi
growth In y satisfactory condition. Cora has been
rushed IN the SaOclos during the week. but there
much Of this 1rlh too immature for harvesting. Liv
Dgston and Niagara counties report to have been
injured BY the first Of the 23th In general however
the quality Is fair. The condition OF the potato crop
las not changed materially. though In cases Inc
rot increasing. 1t is expected that the cool
moderately dry weather may check further deprcda
tons OF this disease
Grapes somewhat backward. and are reported
In Some sections, Injured by the recent frost THIS
injury however Is too restricted TO seriously alter The
general condition and Yield Of the fruit. uckwIlcat
generally secured in good condition. aud promises 10
Yield . fair crop
Reports y TO the damage inflicted by the heavy
frost Of tho 2Sth are quite mcag. but indicate that
though there was considerable injury " late crop, IN
some few sections the damage Will probably be light
Corn and potatoes generally an secured or sum
Anelgwheat ere somewhat injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
DIED..

- 81; "H III s:'s Fss q
r,ns % b g. %ns FEN, to the A" leaving
aged i, var, month. and - day.
T"".y 'or~; G TtaoSa'" and lssd, TUESDAY 40
ar, n s; y !: e; T. The 49,: .s""' g
Anram p"'yF = Eo norm ~, syl' u 3o,h inst.
At s' a." thart, Il The Idly trinity, and
c. ii. cOvELL. Adj"tant. Colonel
ton D"fyr r'c zY N"i% "r st"''i
funeral Of or old " =, mar, a,n n1 hu; AG hossys.
End so j G "a r,, h e;
N i a.,pls a. a. ' i;,,s and nd
T. MAES .r.i,rv A. . "N rr,!tdsnt
rad. Maor.''n,ra An p"ry%' TIE Sofs'y OF vii III
MAJ Mar Vat a n. Ia ' n.rn = Vi,@ ii oork Tsday
IS n1r at HOY T"i %5'r ,GS,S Fra
ELY -Sudden7 SATURDAY.. sepm' er %. Linus X EI7'
IIay~s ,na r. nd. az stny nMt e w atISna IT, f.
liy %! w.-t RIA, Mo,any. september 29h' at IL
ter = Tm,n" No.. vJIo% OF I:rS. eo H. iu'n.
a%a II NO. W. s l MI a. t? . % sn'
c;gPas. wai:ln2 On arrival Of 20 p M tram foot
MARTIN SUNDAY scpen,er IS lsoo q, cony~nt NV
jersey, Boa" llawkII> Ndf~'' III O'' ''''' '''' " -
t"n~r,, r,lcc. viii h. ho,i on WEDNESDAY: octohr l.
f:,ii The r, in". 4 Inns Z. Howell, $50 Broad'sts
1n H"TnT At At 81 haf' q \. 4
PATTON on Thursday evening. S't'nbe -, le'o Wis
lam Patton. - ~. ,o,,
FgH" at n; sI,r .: NJ .' .a a., 10 a. ~
RI sSELI->udd.n.y ~ >aiana' Lag. y Ihnls dsyl
S.la.iib.t -. I:oblt '" En'-'Ii IN "a" -'M year VI
and frna. arr ' 4.l pY H. ,, to ''' 20
I'lirnt.-'. B.oonyn. on Moncar. September - al
oc.ock y. u.
RI'rnIRFr Hp ~ TrmGu'i'i.v y j.. on the 2dth S"o'
:." Mars ,n VT H. ,a r., VIZ" Of Lewis NJ H"'''
R.a.i,.- and ,r.d- az. :il attend III" cral on
Mondar S,pi.in'r 80 =, lmnq i'liiy.
:, Jerry Va. D., L. ". K. X, ., ia Ait-tovn st'@
sIIrLTo~-G-orce wellington. a, -, r,idn.@. BirmnS:
ham t,,n. saturday. >rpt m"r =: "a the '3th yeai q
Funeral Monday September .? at =.
sIMoND>-M ,hrry vali'r ' Y, SIP ni"r ..
pn.,inonia In IL, Jth year "l h. age. Mar, Louis
xxx, ta%Gjhrr 4 william b a"t ka''''n" II >"0ni'
Funeral c"rry Valley, rur>iay. >r'""l"r &C.
TEINBLE. AT Cornwall y y. OH y Itnlly': - Isaac <.
Newark papers please copy
;tyr .rt liz. :. 81 ,;ri,oni,- Mary M~n1t
dnuplt.r u. DAVID and Elizabeth Ann Walker Iw,'sl".
and sr at granddaughter OF tie a'e ramp L. 1"o"A''
Rrlatsr> and friend, respectfully invited to attend ths
past 10 o'cok from saint Eatnoon"w Chur'h. Ns1
:ona,. and titn;,t
London GLASGOW and E.tmor" papers rl'a'" copy
VAN wINKLE-Rc'"cca Van ~ k". widow OF IT," lan
Fun, raj Monday. -'th 90 from h"r late re-b
d'nc". Broadway. corner cana.> Paterson. y. ).
WI >TEltNELrtn Iriday. >rit'nbr 2j Chariot" tou"
tam. VII" Of T.. E,'h!n. W'>t';t.lt ,,..,.
. .at j. j,, or Monday 'a az II i 80 a. H. '"
wOoDLAwN CEMETERY.
Wnot' IA yn nth MAI A
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TAKE AWAY THAT BATTLE.


sir: Wishing 10 BE- funuy al III" expense 81 Ton
gr,--n GrccnIalgr. Tie tonm"r'lal Advertiser
ia tens on hi, passing allI, ion Ia Mr.. iced having
taken up the speakers mace nunG down b. from
we'll and i,lnvc.trd II with IL, ancient dignity ana
power" Then thus doe y"ur n'."lh"r "Srrut" hir
little war dan.c: ~ II happens that the mac" which
Cromwell rejected the symbol of rOvul authority
and one man power, Mr. t;rrrnhal.r'N metaphor HAY
b.. susceptible Of Application such M il author
could scarcely have lntrnd'd.'
J. II possible that IN any we'll regulated new paper
oicc an crrand boy would be- kept ignorant n This
writer that talks Of the Of 1868 tli" symbol
of ROY al authority and one man power ROYAL. Tor
deed What man! Charles ! lot MS head thoneh
not uaragra pllrr, January 80 1Gio In i:i. II ANY
81 one nan" iat power In England. that orc wa,
Oliver the Protector ia,n "" arr to 'lppI@ that
when (rnnw eli cried "Ta'c that baihlr. II wa>
the symbol u hi, authority H. meant 81" the while
or possibly he lIas been SIN further misunderstood
pcrlup, the prudent "Oycr T." merely wanted his
nrsi assistant Laii!c barr To carr, tn" delicate ora
ucnt hone acro,. the pirl before ''Ir rain and set It
I'm the ROYAL umbrella stand In the corncr behind
the royal" door, say irI1il Ms.
Washington, sept -" lnoo
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RETIRING; 4 PROPHET UNDER DI>coI ut.
L u T T hu

sir There was a burst Of appliance when David A.
Wells was introdutrd AT IN" animal dinner OF III" '"'
den Club IN iss the head of the Ere" Trad" party
i'm America II repeated with VIII "rh III
the close Of the ora, VI the evening. Mr. Wells de-
clarcd that after trial Of protection in the United
states for nearly century tho result was nothing IN
disaster and failure Much mpf' was said III that
Grafton 10 the d-parlgcmcnt Of the speakers own
country "a compared with the glorious progress "f
t,rrat Britain and the Golden Club wcir :" grratl!
pleased that to promote the rational pr"'p"riN they
had IL printed in many languages. {" De- distribute" III
countries disposed to s"' up manufacturing Tor them
selves. | remember that 10000 c'lh"- ~ The pam
phrt were hurried or 1" italy. that country bcns sup
posed To- supply tho most pressing need for su'h liter
a,urc
II f. Interesting 10 read. In this c"nn"' ton t last
reprt a., Mr. uNcill. the Eiit>h Goa al At L"th"r'
-, the crrs ng prosperity of liaiy. Iu>"'d 81 bn' ng
from Eucl,ud Consul that the Italian nhh''
s gradually but -uIly dosing To lrit.>h Ihlurb' uf>
Nor have effort &" printc diversified ihi-F1' h
I'm" prcip. Of prrttIp!i To- II me ll'''rf'tN Ts"'"
in failure Mr. Wells oH"h ~ ia
,.id,, ,r show The CONSUL a>-''ri- that wit'"a' pr"
,i.'' ,,, , .inrl, ,,r al the rev m,rufr turing III
du,i:rr> launched wltnn ms district With thc h-'
len YEAR would dIv. Tai j. - ~ nav
i. l. rhIu and f,diu- her pc"nl" hi.d '"!pN!h ,'t
.N With ma n',"tui">. undo" tn" ff"h' 40 "in,' /,
:, Fucli,h authority. ~ protection 1!h'r w N'.l>
t. nav" ''ii,N'4i ~ " I'iI' "''
,ic u Hey If hi nntv' cnu' Wa = al % 90 i". "
,.W lOr... sept. 20. l~'' -
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:. SOMETHING. To BE THANKFUL i'H.

To the Edlinr Of he TIL unc
sir: In tndav- Tribune Wa iridilt an account
81 Horace ,.l, hy Wh'h reminded III" II III" bon
hood IrnIrr.ioI. II mIs' cert ,inl, nav" '""n NOR
,l,,u thlri, ,car> a:u when ~, IN II boy. tt'
used 20 60 to the Villaf" i'''>t"h'" III small Tow"
IN ,iuc for ia" mail. whIch cam" every "hr d..
and how we'll ! rnicuilrr bringing h"m" tn" Tribune,
a., thc old MA, with ia" srythc~ pre- "lv the
san" then ~ II /, to- dan II remember 'Or~'ty
think thci~ hns been chang whatever In the
apr ,ra,I,c - the paper Sine ihpr" da'- bong ~"
when my father n-'' I" read II Win PIc'>"" ana
profit
IIobtlr>- otl"r> who recall l"'h"-i h~ii'il'>
r.y.rdIiiL the Iriluu" VIII join vith nae IN l'Int'
thankful that >tU hnN" o." I'I"r not dI.'sn"'i
with matter IN the ur,uiE place" NAl:t.
IirNklyn. sept. 20 I-JO.
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isosfo0rc Notice.


,>houd b. rad daily by all Interested. is changes NAV
ar 50 Tor l'nla.m ,y M n.nNn. and eon.rcI
TO ttcr> not specially addressed bring sent by the
Foreign nails ,iu week cldns octoh"r will close
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49, ', W y ~ -, n,n,. Tram, N,w rr,an.
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&c.; Ma>:, =" %%,s;~i I" Il;
Southampton nu,, h Gr'ct d ''.r .ihn at 80 a. m.
for IN Sy,nrlaHa; ast RI : t. 'n"a u" =. E,' %
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TO, 'ntra Anrr~i al south Iah l"t, per cry
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Vr.urla letter, for other Colombian ports must be d.
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%n., :, |rsd '"yS + M>s' at 3" D. M Tor r"'''
aS 30 r % for PR 'eaf% S" t., tls"a
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'l,,.rs Tor Inlmd. Franc >MII'"th' ltiN .,,pains
oatmeal and rmL.y mI-' b. dirrtd 'per E'f"r') ~
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tlrrt ncl Orahl, Na>,au') al D. m 10 Trim: dad ana
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SI'NDAY-At p. D.. for C. ia R:ca. Via Luron. pes
4 & Hsrani, from New .Orran>.
Mail. sol China and Jaran per s s. emma Urom san
rrnnc!.co Close her" October g ut 80 M Mail! for
III, ,Ian allan h. in pr e. Any: lih t!om San Frau.
cisccr close here O,tolt, - at 6 30 p. IN. Nall fP
Australia Ncw.Zliiad Hawaiian, FIJI and Samoan
Islands per Maroa a. ON san Fian'ico, c9se here
ociobrr .lo at 80 T. m tor on arrival Of NewY"rk oe
the socc:y ISLANDS, pr ship Ci!y Of PaDeit om s.!
Tor fnndland v rail- il,i> and thence nv steam.
,r close ~ this orr daN At 80 MALI for Mque.
Ion bv rail I:uon aud Thence Nv steamer close at tIS
"nirr daily at : ~ D. Mails TO- Cuba. by iai q
run,i Fla. and ,nr" bN ~ amer sailing Horda,. ana
Thu >d,,sl cin> TIL. Office daily NJ 80 =. m. Mails
f,r Mexico rrand unless specially addi"s>d for dlspIth
b, steamer rlu-, AT this office daily at 90 a.
.Jh. schedule If rlo>a. ~ T'ans-PL !ii mails l. ar.
ranged the presumption o their unntrr ui:'t overland
transit Francisco Mats from the East arr ing
Francisco the day a" saline ~ ~ an'ls as
.patrh'd thence the day. Registered mail CLOSES VI
Jaw y " VORNELIrS VAN COLT, Postmaster.
Pest once. Newiork. n. " September "a 1A9e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
CHANGE OF TINE oN TIE LONG lsLANE RAIL

The fall and winter soicdne ii trains VIII take
effect Thursday. october =. The mex features "lli
be an cApic,s train at 30 D. m for GaNi"n city ana
Hen. - tri,d, alo 6-o'clWk train for Hampstead and
wa, stations connexions heretofore made Il Garden
tit\ for Hampstead will rrraft"" h. made 1T flora;
Park TIM, avoiding the Transfer At the f. inner Place
Ih, Il.lnp,i,i vi theatre train viii hT.>c L"n: Island
II, at II 80 D. M instead of I! -. IT pre-, nj
The Il y. ~. train for Far kWk."aA md Lawrence
and stations ON the Roe hnway braIch Will b. via
.\srrpr ~ III present
The tune on Tho. 80 p. m. Pate hornc cypress. as
well s thr time ~ train ~. Westward. rIl h." short
ned with no stops between .alnara and !,iby Ion.
TIN. 10 o'clorh evening tram for Dab, lo', Will b0
nm during the winter. ~ At present.
An annex bOut on and after October =. Will leave
Long Island City At y Oj ". ~, and pIor IL At and
v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29


III" 10Th Of August i-;". 'h" Hon" -
Representatives Ia>-rd bill known ~" 10" ninH
hili psov4diu: Tor tbs payment Z" -uHdrN IrI''i'
named tlcr, Var"ii suu- for supplies fih"n Tor IA"
r-r ~ the United stat. Arnv dnr'ic ia" War ~ Ia"
Eci-lliOn. These amounts lad been lowed bt IA"
olrt 81 balm. ard sent Ia tois ,'> for thn
nc'rs-arN Appropriation.
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mailing IL H. ,"ritiyc the ~r'"ia" II the TIra'r
10 i>ir the draft, aud pay the raj amounts (" ia"
claimant, In person" II dead. 4" their rN"cntorN OF
administrators. This Is II >li"id be- and II Is sin
ccr.y I" BE- h"p'Si that ia" >rIaI" Commute" on lah'
Will not intcrpr>c Amendment DOING a", with this
righteous clause hn that the iill IT, PISSED n II
from the House.
LAWYERS aud claim agents cnjry ~" rp:'@"n 81
nppruprian: the major "r'." oi ',"rS 'laiTi laNIre
through their hands, and wI~' p."NI,oi- I" '"llh"
them "a reasonable and 'tiuIrl" t'i.i"'i'"h lF
the ."rvicr, they have r'dcrr. ara rarh"S'V ~"
iai.dcd hy every piinnpl oi !i-t .i iir d' ili'Ir
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tlcy require than ts from prr Il .!manis VII"
Lave pa "ilv waited for twenty var "r thlr
ju' Iuc from the taldy hand 81 t' '"'rrincit iaw'
should ir ted bl toi!rs'-~ To- prevent Il. IL
Va. nington, sept. 10. so.