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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

r,.rrrUcI,ss pOSrui uiSrERS Appointed
v ,i,,,,n oct 10 Fourth class po>tma>trs rs were
today appointed follows:
y.w York &. +. Walt. North Galway L. b. barAer
south serbia. . ,,. ru.,dor,
New. .Jerscy-N Hubert Mount fTecoo"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
THE ERIE AND PITTSBf re- BONDED

Ene. Penn. Oct 10 Especial, Tho Fri" and ritt>bnig
Railroad Company. Of which William L. Scott IL president
bopded itself fo $500 600 to-day IN favor Of the Union
Trust Company of NewYork The bond and mortgage
releases are for &3. &c. OCO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

'".LCRES on THE LONDON STOCK ENCIIt tNGE.
A"ldon. oct. lO-Thc fears that there would be
failures on the stock EAranGc TO day on th"
.o" OF the settlement have been confirmed. The
0syension Of two bIohcr, was announced. one o
vas large operator. The other failure va,
~ 1obbcr on the Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

Oit1Wa oct 10 License. under tine n'slli> vIv'ii
have bees. ttlc bl II? in"h state, >r>>cl~ tlu-
wear. ~ a.aIi seventy c:'n I,-t Th"
Ii,du'"d thi, year VA Sli,;Oo. IL a2an< 1!jUp IN
l--u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

FOR IN>IITlNG PRINCE FERDINAND.
Ecrl!m oct. 10. The kol,urscl ZcuuS7 j. being
preccuici for in>nltng Prince Ferdinand II bulgaria;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

DESERTEE~ FROM PRINCE GEORGES SHIP.
Ialifa\, y. :. oct lO.--tu unusually large iunlicr
Of dc>ciiul~ reported from the war>l> ia port
FL, cn ncu de-, iti y'sIcrIlo o! whom ar IN
Price t,rOrrc, >hip, the Thrush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
GLASGOW HONORS LORD ROSEEEEY.

.'oaon' Oct lO.-The freedom Of the city Of Gli'
Sss ss presented to Lord Ro,ebeiy to day. The
i"H We're curtailcd. owing 10 the serious illness
AoseIery. who has typhoid fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

vSachASED POR BEHRING SEA FISHERIES.
es"1. y. s., Oct. lO.-Thc Lu,lcnburg schooner
ESsss has boen purchased for the Bclring Sea seal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

/ IT, - TIE WAY OF TIE BRITISH GINBOATS.
anA~n' oct. l0-It is reported here tha, p rtngucse
i1es.... nave formed line across the mouths Of tho
-. ave- IN East Africa % bar the passage OF
s 'a 1crn.wheel gunboats they attempt TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
| UNITED AGAINST TAMMANY.'
THE REPUBLICANS ACT.
AN OVERWHELMING MAJORITY FOR THE
FUSION TICKET.

SLIGHT OPPOSITION WHICH WAS LOST IN TIN
ENTHUSIASM FOR THE OVERTHROW OF COR
RrPr CITY CovERNMENT-How THE
WORK WAS DoNE-ADvoCATEs OF
STRAIGHT TICKET WILL
JOIN WITH wILLIN
THE CANVASS
Tie Republican County Convention last nlgnc,
by an overwhelming majority. chose for its can
didates the ticket placed In nomination oy tne
Peoples Municipal League Oh Thursday night, %
follows:
MavGr-Francs ". Scott (Dem)
(onfroller-Theotorc ". Myers tDem)
District Attorney-John ". Con (Dem)
sheriff William II. Cor~a (lep.)
County Crrb-Wilam II. BcIlamy (kep)
President Board Of Aldcrmcn-Lames ". 1iawes (RepJ
Judges superior C"urt-Jamcs N. Varnum (Rep). 70
succeed U'iorman; John J. Freedman DEM. for 70:
election
Judges CITY Court-Donald Mclean (Rep), Abner O
Thomas U.aborD.
An opposition TO III" coalition was manifested,
but il was much less formidable than had been
expected. So many rimors Of alleged dissatefac-
ion among RepublIcans over the Conference
Committees work hal been circulated
during tho afternoon that the party
leaders went into the convention eX"
pcctlng 10 wltness rrd-hof fight. and possibly
bolt. Their expectations, however. were not
realized. There was lively discussion. COLONEL
George Bliss mad" Characteristic speech against
idorsius Democrats, ard IL lew other advocates of
a STRAIGHT tpi,-t repeated tie arguments of their
side. hut al ti.ir efforts failed TO influence the
convention in AZ, lrrccptbl' way. In fact. when
a test yor. va, token IN the Mayoralty candidate
.,l, f,,,, tur votes ,ycrp recorded for General
Et,crfrld rhc nomar" OF tie anri-coalitonists, or
.sr three more ballots than wrr" cast for MI.
pr,.w on Tuesday evening. Mr.. Scott received
lc; votes. ahov, !orr-iin 5 Of those cast
so MORE CHANCE FOX STRAIGHT TICKET
S,ue Of tlis opposition may assume p"rmanehs
form. bat there Is reason to thinK tha' tho
Greater part of il will not. Eronhh I"r 'his w"
r,, i afforded hy the declaration of some Of the
strongest opponents of the combination poii'y'
William Brn"k,ichI, for example, the leader Of tho
XXI,, District who has fought the majority IN
roumi,,rr and convention in the most determined
,,,,,,cr declared frankly last night that his op-
n. si,on ended when tie Convention took hhai
action
"Now." sil le. I'm for every randiia'e OF
,hc convention T., tie utmost of my ability MI.
Rrnok,iclI> action in tin, matter IS fairly repre-
>.r-,,ly. of tie most Intelligent men who nave
co.opo,atrl with him. lie feeling AGAINST pacing
,r,. STRAIGHT ticket I'm the fell now is
So GENERAL tha; thcr" is l'flc LIKELIHOOD of II ne
jnr done ore oi tie leading adNoraf'> OF s'cn
q course. john T.. Bg"d>kY, frankly declares tha1
bc i, simply dolny it tor mischief and it is
NOT likely that his IDEAS will prevail Leading
members Of The Business Mems Association ike
MFR An,mi.lown and Mr. Armour. rldicue the ldes
Of straight Republican ticket now
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28

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brasns 49, sspecl4-lF - sls trsss-sr.
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a. cin-aals 4leoo &11 rsre-g Q-- -
ace. IlEerso-- $szfs = : Aag cf Ehls
sort vaFYing tae uoloseny @lta ~
slLz hsL al -h q ~1de, ro--2g eslm a11
generally ef -lss ge2rs 80 p EFery
1o.iy rseal L14 Bseeher Esed ~ plaY
zt-L Ia slg fels La snd h9@ b eo-lt
plsch 3 4a4sr -ls seal, ~ away ever On
ths ls-nzs. sasthsr he ~4s travelling ~
preaching
.Be1 BltLsr 1shgats iu lis 2 = sofL
lat. ald se1rs is in variety ef ssys-
,ouellnss be sill have it 1raEa 1osn
oysr hts eyes, s2d AGAIN 30 all assume :
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28

rakish looking aspect IS he presses In
one side aud gives Jle briul q vell-ee1ned
plrat.aal tslsr ia fr0nL Ills nat IS OF
The pattern worn by g. A r. men. and
80 is that % General Hustled. whO Is
rarely seen wish any other Whitelaw
Reid prefers the same kind Of head-gear.
aud h. well becomes bis tall muscular
form tie is zoo big = man 70 wear silk
hat with any degree OF effect NalE
Whitman is also addicted 70 T. and vi
him i- is really knOck-about, serving
"a hat fan and sometimes even as a
table-cl0-h. He has been known 20 eat
eLs dinner out ~ is capaclous crown.
The military hat has is favorlCes
also among our public men, most OF
them having begun wearing 30 during
the war. Governor Hin huctuates be-
tween a military soft hat and a modern
silk Colonel Alfred Conkling, the
bother OF the late Senator Conkling,
invariably wears a military hat with a
wide, soft hrim. Ward McAllister. too,
the ex-leader OF the -Four Hundred,
wears one when his social engagements
will permit although he rarely wears
any other than silk hat In town. But
the military hat, while il Is unquestiOn-
ably popular with a certain class, ls
hardly q distinctive piece OF apparel.
MANY o. our well-known men com
bine mod ishness In their head gear with a
good deal of quiet character, yet without
touching the point Of eocentricity.
Henry Clews wears a hat Of two seasons
ago with becoming gracetulness; Re
corder Smyth, the terror Of the gangs of
New York. adds an inch Of brim 70 the
uOdish hat he can he recognized from
behind by his hat block off on Broad
way Coils 2. Huntington. the father
in-law Of Prince Hatzfeldt, takes a
chapeau OF season before last, and never
runs any risk of losing IT Judge Van
Bruut presents an odd appearance with
the fur Of his beaver brushed the wrong
way. which adds a touch Of ferOcity 70 his
otherwise mild judicial aspect. Judge
Do ohue, of the Supreme bench, on the
other hand, Affects a youth's derby wit
an exceedingly narrow brim IL gives
him q youthful appearance, although he
u one Of the Oldest and most ex'
| periezced judges on tho bench. Billy
| lMoloney, the fugitive ex-clerk OF the
Doodle" Board OF Aldermen. always
wears derby, with the narrow brim
tipped a trife 10 ono side and down
ward, giving a leering aspect 70 the
face. lie was as he looked, one Of the
/ 'cutest men in local politics
Speaking Of hats, he said, in con
clusion, '1et ne tell you OF an incident
that occurred lately, where hat wa:
used with signal success as weapon o,
oferse. One club man fel; annoyed a
remark made BY anothe-, and, meet
+ ing him, asked On apology.
You sag haveofended you? asked
+ the first
You certainly have replied the
other. And I think an explanation i:
In order.
Well. then. said the Arst, touching
toe briD Of his silk hat with his hand
Il humbly beg your pardon
And, with these words, he suddenly
lifted his hat and instead OF bowinG
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28


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INDIVIDUALITY II HATS
FsoDLs W-ho EEnphAzlzs Fsc1-1a<1-
lee ~ uulqls Ee2o-geaT.

A. rlse Hs.s a~z--s <-1bks a@Is h Nss
4srk- fAa Faaid h-- r4s Assrss@-
49, a.E $50 49, Hzt EA@s - l4s
ssxu- z1z1a.i "a 114tz4-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28
pLASTICOINC!

WIZ the Antikalsou'ne Con0arv's Plasf'oo
We guarantee te our customers ttat nc vii
produce hcfter eTrrts as well "a more fufat.s
work Than any other va. decorating process
" make for the same amount ~ c1pr-se.
whether competing with fresco iH water -
Oh. or whether with fnest Wal papers, IN
cr1sts saitou. or papfcr machiere, or whether
vIth common papers. We DO this WORK either
ST. SOLID water rlts or vanished. producing
Leather Ike effects We also make Hand -nads
Wal Paper an t8e same principle f9r walls too
badly broken or patched. Cal and zee our
designs ard get fFures Corner ~ 0ttaWssn
Pear sts. opposite Morgan 3 AveryA
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-28

following Publishers given every Confidence
omm Mr Child, subscribers
i ti - ft fe eaVr
>ca ee r. hs ~ renf
60 all Be- y pubs
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r X kt.snt Com q iol % a Do a f r D. r n Z "a
- dr. ic ms The rl trs o. lc 8 u r a f
you or any your
over. Address. II P. CGILDs, Troy, Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-18
rssacy % Formally Receive Rev DR.
Lyman Abbot
la gssxrssatio-ai C@zaefi's Program aas-
40 Ail-D@g EE~ss.ia-.sisa ssssasA. witA
a. rzsila i4staLatl-a ia shs Essa-
"a W.sk Daa- ~ ths "a zEsh.


On Thursday. janraFY i8. ths sac
cess1r % tas departed .oandef If Ply
mouth Church AL. - formerly installed
a. pastor wl.h arpropFiats ceremonies
Forty -t1rea yea-s sg9 ca = saturday
sFslins iR Na a. LITTLE group o.
Zeatlemen g. ae-el N a private pzrlor
a srooklyu. for tle purpose OF founding
nsN CQnEssE 4-4oual caurca- Eight
days later % Nay 3. the hrst services
we're held ia ths small brick
oailttny on Craabsrry street. whlsh
had 1een oc-ap.e1 - a church b. the
fash.Qua - saasr-sg sgation % Rev Or
:. h COX Tee .atses h0Nevsr. had
o. -groeu lis accom- modati0ns and
moved ~ . .argsr al hnsr ediace on
Henry street Henry Ward Beech her. =
young vigorous m.nlster, who had re-
ceutly arrived frCla Indianapolis, where
hs bad been pastor OF small church.
was inv -e1 90 preach. Morning and
sTsuIng he spoke GA that Erst sunday
10 zgdlenees thas crowded ths brick
building Ia eVery para The manage
men. u .he nes church were delighted
~ith the result of th-lr experiment.
which nat success siam ped upoa 10 from
the oassot Tas new body MAS organ
tied on Juns I2 u ths same wear. and
en- Novela Dor al following, Mr. Beeche-
VS. publicly installed During the
forty years oi as passorate, be made
Plymouth Church a national landm ark
Waen Ehe question OF choosing pas
tor % succeed Mr.. Bsechsr came up,
shortly after his death, there arose a
serious difference o. opinion. One fac
ton among the members held that there
Nas not IN tnis coga-ry az she present
time preacher worthy OF flling
Flymourl palpig, Or who could stand
upon che broad creed that had become
a part of the ch4rca's history Accord
ingly, an invitation was extended TO
ths ReT. Charles A. Berry, OF WOlver-
hampton, England. very talented
Congrez zati0nalist. and be came 20 Ply
mouth for time out his ministrations.
although they delighted many, did not
Wholly satisfy the congregation,
~ho had become accustomed, during
long years % membership, 20 the
matchless eloquence Of a Beecher. Then
Rev Lyman abbott, the editor OF the
Christian Union " and one OF most ad-
vanced theological writer's and orators
81 lie day, was invited From the
hrst bis success seems 20 have been as
sursd Siacs catering condition
ally upon the duties OF bis new
heid two yeas ago. Or. Abbott
has, in G rare degree, won the conf
dencs of Mr. Beechor's Old parlshioners-
Wlth commanding presence. and
has. expressive face. IN which an act
i've. nervous organization can plainly
De traced Dr. Abbott's voice IS 1exile
and resonant and DIS style on the
platform = more arrumentative than
declamatory less forid than persuasive.
His sermons are carefully outlined in
advance although much OF their elo-
quencs Is due 20 the inspiration or the
moment Impressive, yet not intensely
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-18
$4,000 REWARD $4,000
DR. J. { Kennedy. Bona ride oner.

70 failure 10 cure, even bai or reputed In
durable eases. having occurred since his inyen-
tion and perfection of the New Method Cure
By KlectfO Ozone machinery remedies. appli
ances. dilatatlon and impacti0u with oZcnized
and IA 81 ic;tfed air. therefore hc feels justified
in orering the following amount as "a reward
for a ease that cannot be cured by lt-proyided
That the organs or their functions have not
been destroyed by disease. injury. neglect or
improper treatment. This orter is bona fde /;
the money 10 br deposited under written con
ditions that viii bar" all clubbing.
slJp0. For any ease of Catarrh. Catarrhal
deafne>s Asthma. Bronchitis. Cough. Hoar,e
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Part |. contains 22S pages. over 800 illustra-
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Part u. private Information Tor men and
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The three books viii be mailed for - 2cent
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ElectrOpz0ne Remedies and 4 appliances which
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for their usc. an letters must be- addressed 20
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Canal and Bridge SIS. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-18

81 f.y1saEa Al - osstnaiag - lsss
tae res showa1 somi1al UsUesr-
So - ~ z. So ~ ~42zi i SO ssrs NaHsa
an1 - nea- D4rlng t1s yea - ass
ssel bers sere a. e ted I'D 80 4ere
dropped freD tce POL % whora 90 z-s
su held - reserved EsE 1asy
80 as 1lsl sssd 1hls lsasss ths
t1tal nsa esrsai ? on shs roll - 2 80,
srlca = s1s snal-sst a1as~E a. snlc7
tt l4s ssso1 Ia 14ny ge&rs- The Eot4l
E-I Der - Eenosrs re sslved into tas
shareh slaoe sas beginning -ss airs.
n Frederick C. AAaFel has lonx
been TIE CLERK % Plyne1Eh Cnarch and
as she recip.snt Of naay of Mr.
Bsschsrs soa1isaess He Is "a a.
shortly o. sssFyshiax relating - the
church ant ia 2Lssi0Hs Sps4ztaZ
ysslsrdAy Of shs a2Parsns 1sclias ia
U1su ssrsaiB Nj. H4assl sad
PlyM04sh h4s done shst probably
no other chargh soald have attempted
Is las revised - men bsrship roll znd
stricken % rae Rsmss % al sho "a n
rot be reg4r1sa "a absolute mem bsrs-
Is las ~. dismissed anybody. the
n4nss 0f those stassirsd a. reliable
mem oers 2rs Oh ne regular list and
the oshsr names are held as reserves on
ssparats l-ss Tns OBJ ees In doing
sAls vas % PIT our men oersh4p on =
practical 54sis There are fes churches
stroag sEoagh - to this bat Ne are
satisfied Eaat e ~as wise step
fes persons outside the immediate
management % Plymouth Church. and
some " he more tive philanthroDists
among its mem bers are aware OF the ex-
rent % tae nlsslons-y Geld covered BY
the church Cnd-ar NJ Beschsr's fos-
terInz care. the mQstard-seed he had
sOwn during the early years of his min
IstrY IN Brooklyn grew and fiourished
until its roots and branches spread f-r
and vide. Under Rev Dr. AbbStts
probationary pastOrate. ths same good
work hls been continued industriously.
Plymouth Church contains among It's
mem bers persons OF all shades OF poll
ties, but all are earnestly un-ed in tue
desire 70 improve the condition % toe
pgOr OF Erookivn
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-18


EEv. LYMAN ABBOTT. r. d
dramatic ,s Bsecher vas. be has al
ways bold and vigorous message 10
deliver, = tender or strong appeal 20
make. RE D-sfers - deal with the
morals of today. rather than 70 rake
ever ths ashes % o. theOlogies. he Is
rot Ike his great predecessor. an I'm
passicned sc'or. Al exquisite mimic by
sarus -. he Is strong orator.
~ho can hold bis auditors by the
-irtae Of sound reasoning and keen
logic rsther shaa By snT b-iiGsut vsr-
bai pyrotechnics fs = sbog. g years
% zxr slender snd seem nglY dsIcsts.
re- the immense amount of W0rk he
ca- accom- psish shows bin 20 be pos
ssssed of greater Vitality and eniur-
sns- shan sppears on ths surface
40 ali-tsy session Will b hsld whsn
sha ConrreT Tasioual Council meets Tor
she formal install stiou Rev phili Ds
Brooks % Boston. Rev. W. 4 Davis ot
BrookIrn and Professor ". = Tyler o.,
Amberst tWr Beeohers old college
corr rose she sKaning board The
special committee IN charge % she
ar-anT Tamenss Vii meet on Januarg u.s.
a. too in the csarch. aud az
once begin 80 svRmiuaeion of D-
Abhoth tcc1ri i1E % the fern prescri bed
IT. congregations etlrrhss Which in-
rledes a series of q sssioas. followed
~ = dec 1ration - fs.ta b7 ths csndl-
6sse Ths af1ernoon session viii =
devoted 60 so examination - Rsv.
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