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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
THE PRESIDENT AT CREsSON.

Cresson Springs Penn. Sept. (special.-tes ueh'
Harrison arrived here at O'Clock from washins'on'
uhich he left at 10 so m. His WHO ana fIi'a'0
secretary IIaford wore with him. Al tne S'''ol '"e
49,. ,.,,, :, c.ther at q O'Clock. Two carriages
,n,, the ho.., were sent down for the use OF the
Presidents party. Mrs. lialford drove down IN hcr
phaeon with the wife Of George W. BOYD, OF the rem
svlvania Railroad. The train slowed up until inc a'
drawing room car WAS opposite tho crowd. Mrs' liar
rl,on stepped out, closely followed by me fresue,'
Their carriage went up the hotel drive and on 10 inc
I,,rk cottage In the second carriage were Mrs. NC
Zee Mr.. I!altord Mr.. DimInick. Mis- Russell HAITI
son. Nav Mckee and 5,r. Dunham. The President ana
Ii, friends vert at TO the Park cottage. wncro
they remained about halt an hour ana the wen. CIV, Sn
Fcsdcnt exp cteA TO remain a Cressen a. long as no
fmschold attended, Z; card party given By the wife OF
ZONES.
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THE PEINrE or WALES II HON | h"'
/ rom Tie London n,!ob'.

rom Tin" London E!ob'. ,.,.,
Ecf.c 77o. whr" &C. cam!II; 15 -, al, H'r' f,r
Town IN, inc" t'wn II ha, become nh' u =" ' n,
tnel,h from dn T. da Ir'r i9r'" - ',i. , ,r ,mi
he waters, ,a,, a core -p"nirnt aEd ilaiiS III" ''"
ni the rnvi",,is>. dc-ccn!"u> "i r'.",, - - " -,Il
,ri nl adl,i,a ti. tl>c Of the French li01''' Ill.,
;lr, ..rc,, If the place l. English me ''.'N -. -,
,p,. t b, pot Ia IT, !I' t.. nav n, ill., YER, ar
,~,, r,r,,i, of the house, rvcr> thInE !" i"I" a,
Env!l, h ,,ri-atr. cvr.1 tiag. N"i" 20 S'' Ia
.,sic,y cl,rcs around th' '' ,. ,ur and NOR.
na-. ri,Ilrl, ruurd thu .'rn,c Of "a!r va" M ,
inIncd lrrc for the n,Nrnh ,'',; ,it,,..d IN
~ Kaiser irr,rrh IrnnrIiid". bat for IN" li>' Nv"
scai, has .cld aln.ct "hl", , ,r', w." Of
tie Kur Nnlagrn ard Of tic fcrimand>tn'>' a,d in''
100 yard ' IT,. r4I ,M L 1.'" Wiado"s 10 n,
into the lite Garcn which 'rplr.u' ,m'
house from the r"rd n,rh %r% ~ tw" cohnt
nu, A few steps lead to i'r vc'iiln!r me "'l
trace bill rather lar AMI me "a~ " ", "i ir
yi,orn book bound I'm rel m"r"cc" aud ~ari"i;, ~ ~,
Prince, arrn, Ia it are to b i"'lh thr n'', ~ az
Inc distinguished E:; III people staying III il"mpr' X,
and M MANY from, Frankfort. according 10 Mtcr III
"":arpniS c,d, the bureau X but OF iiT '., an
Empcror Frrdcric ani often Ia year ana t'r nt,'," -,
lis late brother IN law. Fix ria,r' an n ~ ~.
pIo III" nrntc Of the YES, yc, vi, cu WnTn hail Tie
rmvr,yime Of tic Lobby of III" House o' on'ioi, u.
-5.' which hangs over @ 'rr' IN, ",, '",n most
,..n,cG hy thr Prince TO III" right Of the We ,,nu.r
i. the drawing roonl orlnir,en WIZ o, amd several
etar.;r. The windows overlook inc pI"'iu'r, ' w.,
III" Anarr The aH] r ' "t TT r. " thu cft Of
w., ,'ii,,. IL I'm, bedro"n. IN very 'inip' th'.o
vr extremely elegant. Beside 1t Is y ba'h room al"
> r. prnrcs lie is mot c-,r Ah"ut "''io'k
In the morning l." Gr'~ tn l''In".' ~ir ne nnds
the pnt Of canbrd ara IN" wn " nr , u, lei ..s Of
H. an
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OBITUARY..
N,yI,,IIIAN FLCI>CIINANN.

N,,i,iuau Flr-chmann. ol the we'll known firm OF
File, rhnauu brothers, No. 20 Washington 81, mthi-
f,,inr.r , Of compressed yeast died on Monday on mo
:; AN mp {, .rniha On l., way home from r'''"i'
hcr. ~. lad been I'm the vain hop" Of r. 'i"riHg Ms
,,,h Mr. Flri,t Imam died from Brcht'S disease
-, ,h, hducys from which he had been suffering i"r
,,o ,i,,, H.. sailed fer I.urrr III February. i'-'
,, VA, under ti,'a ,,crt AZ several pt'>' nc >i,'
Nice Paanza Hamburg ard o:Eer large 'iticS. "he''
no reached hamburg he was - low tiat lie sent i"
nj, hr,Inr Cha.l- and on August - 'ailed !f h"c'
,,,,n,,,i,d by hi- wife, children. brother and other
r,,m,rr. o; The family. He died the day alter the
.,c,ncr ,tt port AZ Hamburg J." was utdcr 'lo
treatment of Professor Ka>tr. IA well Known spc'iii'C'
m, funeral will take place {" daY M IL H. III ''"
ho,ne ~ Mr.. fl,>rinann's brother III law i."P''"
rl.icr 40 80 Ea,t Twenty ond -. The bnr"i VIII
h." AT Gl'rnw""i .
yr flci-rh,nann born forty four years az" III
I..crlurs Nr>',.a. aud cam" t. tins 'ohhtF J" i''
lao 49,. 81, ed a h mess education IN thus city, ana III
49, with IN, brother Cbal"s and James W. "ah'
,s.,, li,nd IN Cincinnati a Mn'iiaciTy i"r "i"hIne
,,,.,. ,.., ,c,,t vi!ri Wa hi~ own iiNrE'lVl' N'
,,r tIri II, l-.j bui hi widow bcctn" >il'l' part
,. IL, ~. Am, Th, company was dissolved III l-'"
., ,h, Lu,iu,-- VA. carried under IN" name Oh
iu,l.. 4 NlAmi,iar Tl">rlritnh. we ir'h n,' ''''
,, ,.,,,lu,l hc,- ,:" AID branch IL III, Hhati'
" la, ~. Interested IN >'fial ara p"lli."
Yr,f- We'll a~.hu>.n'e-. ~" "ds ''l,"'l '", ",
, ,u,. F%rNrnc, Merchant ENchanc" at bi'iai1
,.,,rl ran, ,rd the r"pUnl.'ln UnNh'""h uo. ".
i,, yi,l,y and i've cluldirn, and an estate FsNscd
nj .OoD.co'.
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The Cambridge. 334 Fifth.avs.

the apartments At this house. which people OF trsvo
tested hotel accommodations in all p4rs OF the
world speak Of - very ideal OF homo hotel
should be- have hitherto been rented exclusively by yearly
leases Mr. Reich induced in part by prescns
occupants Of his house. part by their outofown Friends
who heard good report Of the amenities Of lie
may enjoyed there to permit the apartments to b
temporarily occupied by the month or season. This new
arrangement has already gone into effect and TO those
Southcrner who look upon seaside city a. veritsols
resort. and such to them 1t may be. 1.-THE Home
Journal" would commend the Cambridge. delightfully."- situ'
ated Is the slope Of Murray HILL rs Offering )uo
such . temporary home - they would like best Our
transatlantic friends should the hint-Ho0e
journal.
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(Should BE- read daily by al Interested - changes may
Ltcrs Tor iorgn countries need not be specially al:
& + ~ desired to send duplicates Of banking and COM.
mere do umen- letters not specially addressed oens
seut by the fastest vessels available, c,.,y,,, a oil,
co Mfoupl;y In all cs>es) at this oace az iDi9",
SAiURDAI-Nt q. m for France ew''Iesisnu, asa,{s
Spain. rorusl -nd Turkey per g. n.r E.dsr. va
tSutar ana Brrncn lcers tor d TnrHy uu. 5:
Via q o,,s i: the n sttss'l m%.:
b. directed pr vcLdan at a. ~ 10. Sce1a drasted
per Eucsa VI. i'll iSr rrnaad ad Tosaso Der
s. ranc p M fS, r IN ei..r. for Cuba and
Ya,ap Er direct and for 'e ohe M.xsan STATS
TamPsS ana pl must b" directed " Yumun ~ at
va 't for faIa Maranham and Cara per Jus.n:
T. SUNDAY-At D. III. Tor NICARAGUA pr s. D "''''''
,tn San Francisco close here september % at $50
mn and Ia ES here SS q ~
5 !, 30 IRON p M Nails tor Au;rlis S.wzG:anSS
and s. 1S." h ii''1 ssp5; "a
Mron San o1 on anrissI Of SewYork Auran. WIN
rt.h mails Aas:Iaa Mails fqr the SOCIETY cies
h "s Sl rail 70 Halifax and thence by close O.
this Office daily a, $50 p :caMar lose az qths once
dsily at 80 y. Mails for Cuba by rail- TO Trmps.
a and steamer srs ealing Modry' a1S nsu 70;
dl s,o oSerisd unless specially addressed for dispatch
S Mes stcamer close at this once daily 1t 3 u m
I'm. schedule OF closing Of Trans:racinc malls u
isrd transit to Ban Franz sco Malls from the Eat
s@' sen sa:s q *,
tered mail closes c;Sss e 3 31ssSSes .
Postomes Nsw.YoEk. N. T. Angus - ~"
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l..
$780,. l. ,,,,m,n we'll known In the oowho""" w.
,,i,. ot mi, citv d,d on Tuesday AZ MS h"'"' W.
,o. Ms. Forty sr,r nh. IT,. from cOh'uS'''" VI ~ A.,
,ho ,.u,t NJ n fall received In SAth-a\e' VIZ" Jaw
.,..,,,r WIN wa, a widowrr and h"d !or i'a'' ' ,,
Ia, nj hdr.pr, last Tue sGay nighti"r SHOT. VAN
-. .t.,,, a.. and Fortv.-rcondst II" was s''"'" "'''
,i, and fell T., the ground. striking MS htau ~- va
ann, n, WAS assisted to hs home DIV = po.'' Ir1,,
, d.v went 10 hi, Office NO 81 IhDr''''', -. .,
, ,,nr.roi,ly III. gradually sinking UNI. IA, " ",i
A. Coleman was born In 1919 AZ "'"'' =,
'''' , g.. wu, connected with a dtlarth'h' VI
,, state government About 1890 hc So"Sh' i'
,no I, Ncw.York, where he became c'c'N III Wv
.' Io,, Tbomp,on In 1853 he married sis'cr VI
w. ,:oycrnor Mar,hAl Jewell Of Conhr'te"'' anu "'",
49, ,t,rtford whrr. he became N partner !" .he 800
,,o,h,, b,Itnallng and tannery house i'''ri"s III
20 Mr. Coleman to Europe where ne ''ea i''','
,, ~ hi, VIE at Paris. In 1873 wheh ne r'''"' "
a. ,,,.u,n lad one daughter. the VIE CT Jon" h"'''
youns formerly Minister TO 'hl"a' one a'u :" ia'
I,,,, av, year. ago. and her little ch''d' VII" "a'
';:,, IN America By Mr., John W. MaeKay' Is now In
o., ,r. Of Mr. and Mrs Charles a. Jewell AZ har''o'u
.' ,,,. Mr. coleman had followed regular busn'''
n ,u,cr Will take place at his home tomorrow nor"'s
- o.cock and the burial will be at Hartford conn.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
DFCENBER ~. A. d, 1000.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: To what century will December 81 IN the year
OF onr Lord 1000 the twentieth or the twenty
first! j. T. W.
New York. Sept. 4, 1850.
The twentieth, because, as The Tribune has
rather frequently pointed out century Is one
hundred years and is therefore completed only az
the end of the last minute of the last day oil
Tic hnndrcdth year. Thus, it was the nlnety-nlntn
wear of the Christian era that ended December
81, A. D. 90: the hundrcdth year-that is to say.
the first century-cIosed with December 81, 100,
and January !, lOl, was the first day " the
second century. And so with every century
thcncrforth-Ed)
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TO CELEBRATE THEIR EMANCIPATI0N.
CoUoRED MEN TO GATHER AT RICHMOND IN

COUORED MEN TO GATHER AT RICHMOND IN
HONOR OF LINCOI&'s PROCLAMATION.
Richmond, Va sept. 4 (SpccialJ.-A plumber OF the
leading colorcd men Of Virginia arr1nging for a
National celebration Of the issue Of Abraham Lncon's
proclamation of eIns patton. Tie gathering /, u
take place Richmond and to last three day S-ptobcr
15 10 and Il. ON III, second day delegate,
from every county in Virginia ami from all
mart, OF the Union invited to meet In council for
the purpose OF maturing plans for an annual cclciia
tIou by the co!orcd race In America Of tins most
monlcnous event in it, history.
The celebration will be held on tic Exposition
ground under the auspices Of executive committee
comuo,cd OF the Rev. J. Anderson TAYLOR chairman
Georce Williams. IT, general superintendent; T.. A.
Randolph, the Rev. DR.. J. T.. Jones. W. w.
prow,c Professor q. W. Hayes Professor ID. W. Dav!-
itnrwcIl as treasurer aid W. H. BROOKS general
srrciary. IN IT. address the COMMITTEE: advise that
the old costume and wearing apparel used during The
S.vs of slavery be brought to Richmond. also such
aitlccs a. spinning whccl, old cards That wer: u"d
Tor cardIDg cotton or wool, rs relics OF th0>c days
Su.akcr, from nearly state III the IniOn vii! To
iynd 10 be present. The committee las arranged 20
hrinr together relative, and friends who SOLD
S,1nc tie days Of slavery and haze nc!cr bcI able
w. oo. ,uv trace of each other since that time. Among
tEt ,,n,y noted and important features Of this
r. .Iou will be sham battle By the cOI0icu soldiers
did nlatutiOn ,Ongs and religious, hymns VIII be sung
hv The entire crowd. a time will also be set apart
T,r Tho benefit OF the aged Chr Sans who may at
tieir freedom The pf,cc charged for adm' to tho
grounds will be barely enough ~ met t.c EXPENSE
The address of The general superintendent 10 No ia
East Lcishst.. Richmond
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MAKE A MARKET FOR AMERICAN FLA

To the Editor OF Tho Tribune.
SIR The energetic efforts Of the Republican press
and the Senators and Representatives. In Congress to
protect American markets for American citizens Is en-
titled to great praise and support, and while the good
work is going wish to keep 1t in the minds of the
public that by establishing duty upon manufactures
of linen equal to that placed other textile maufsct
ures market will be made for the million tons OF
fax burned up for want OF market for the fibre
1t would produce
Flax has been grown for both seed and fibre In all
the Northern upon the prospect Of the passage
OF the Mckinley BILL which proposes higher rate ot
dn'y upon linens and 1t awaits q fulhl!ncnt OF
mat promise. This fax cannot be exported to Europe
but II can ne spun and woven into the fabrics con-
Simcd in this country. This Will not be disputed Dy
those acquainted with linen manufacture and the ad
vantages 70 the farmers and the country will be two
fold Flax can be grown for both seed ana iDre III all
ersN"pecially 1t will give new and profitable crop
New York, sept. l. 1890. s. 5. BOICE.
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Notices of marriage must be Endorsed with full
uaue and address.
DIED..



tIHS:ad su Shy s.D't~I S az. copy
BAKA E>-M Suth Natck. Mass. Thursday. september
!. OF Briehts William j. Barne'. Of this city, in
Funeral -rsiccs he'll In s.: james ~ T. Church
Mldi-pu.ave. and i:6thst sunday. the TN inst. AZ
q at White cGssass o anS a Ens
t.r d III, late anilt, AID Agnes Bgsan Of this c'ty
!sia ,s GS r :" nj h SS i.M Chancellor walwor,h
s Xxx AID ,aa A. ta"a al h flr"%ea
icran Charen 5';hs, btnsrn Broadway aad ''n'A>e''
Of & a GGt fsii and daIs z, yr, OF the late
| Homer and Coit.and papers p:a>' coiS.
tIItiI. Dill,r. wl,w OF EeHF' "iL''e' in her ootn
final om hrr ia:. l'nc I,l stAest. BrOONyn
| Oh ) ,tulday SPIT lnbrr u. at p IN.
UEkI.IrK 1hur-dy. srptc"r &. 1890 at the resi-
Gn s,; nn" Of JAM M Eis saS
N M IaI, JOHN NJ >ai' ri 'i1" Ill., '1-'''' u ~
n',r ,th.at". Broo,n. 80 Saturday AFTERNOON Sep
lrasa L;: The "a y, me- Of ~; s age ;ss Monroe.
E T.,, a at r., nl ar ra' Day
' SPY IA cr !; is95 XHe Da,.'on Btdc wife Of A L.
| on Suui ScU'.iiIb r Ith. AZ IS p H.
| II l. 7, qur,trd ttat roN"ls De not sent
Macn W. E al, rn H. on 4 ss . $780, r''''
! PATTERSON On Illri.ta,. September 4. $780, Wllao
r tn " ~ a. 'i HI. r,,r No oo7 coneress-s.
S"sy y, y r%a,y sd, >rn at It 10 S SS;x NJ
Eta,es aud tni' IL, IT,! :" and ala: MasnS Sn
tyoi and Anso>a>"n. No. 49,, f. y. NJ. and brooklyn
| Counci, 80. .: IL. \.
Hh n aIS T., aa s W. Of Il the t 5a"s ssd
Ecs,,, ard friends az invited attend III" funeral ser.
WIS at rr,-b,trian ,hrrh tai:n" "i saturday,
if'iDb.- a. a: - och" X , ,..u =, , v
Cairia:> viii n"c thu tain having l''thst' oS n l.
| ana Northern l.. Il. at 10 a. M.
| Rl:M>IN At i'.a,.agi, W.Gn'Sday. September s.
i,5' S,c,hcn v. E'u-en. ed,t 'on of T. seh'ncx
Eii,,N,. and fr,d, are invited "a au"ni he funeral
from his lat" rr-d'nce on saturday,. the o'h ih-tr "
schmidt In Brooklyn. sp,cm'.er 8. 1890, Louise
| Err.-tii,e. ~it- OF Charles II. D. schmidt. NJ d.
| Ihtcrn,nt at woodIawn.
swAN-N pa-.ac y J.. Frid,y. s"p'Srbrr .a,'nts
Iayo, ini.n, ION OF lines A. ana 'N|'F ~ '"'"
F1n.r, from tn" rcsiIc" Of HI. rarcnt- - Pa'sac
a,... I'a,-aic. y. j.. on Monday, s1t;b"r .. az
sYMEs-on Friday. September 3. William A.. in the 18Th
f,ai .'r,.t Il tho &orih i:ain,' ,hnrth. West
lr,.st. =. da'. : -. NIB :. at "'l"k
w wh.:tc';r. IL tn So ys.r Of his age.
Rcat.,, ard frct,I> a." inv.;" t. attend the fnncr,
h"h l,anchi % last 6i'h ST. Mon.ay. s;h inst. at
IL 30 a nt
DsD"F'msns a e. >'.' wif'o%a a. 81 sGr r'%a
o% NJ 4 n ,m,rs IT, e., .| d., Il ' %" r Inc AZ ssa'
Aurns $3.50 Matacah'. Of Mr.. Euc'n" II Oliver a
native ci',,n u, N'w.Noh. =, 49,. s.....o, .,,,,,
further ni|r,sr'nn hy api ',ng t., tn, p"p,rtr"nt
! Per rl,cl NO. co.. Dated Angus, -. $500.
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\ CORRECTION FROM TIE REV. THEODORE W.
HAVEN.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
sir: Wy attention has b"'i drawn TO special 'e'e-
grain 10 The New York Tribune contained IN your
isuo Of August lG. under the heading. The son Of
BISHOP Ua"cn Insane" 1t j. stated thar Iheoooic
Haven pastor Of the Mc;h"'t 'hnr'h al Niipiooh'
Dutche,s Comfy WAS on the 18th committed To Inc
IIu,,n River sat. HOSPITAL for the Insane. was an
ur,t. If that institution Friday, August ID ufil
,da; August -. Icrnwhllc DR.. keil"c; III
charge 81 the department; In Which was tl.'7' a.
i,r me .,nn: al~o Dr. t!evrland. phyS.cirn IA; the
head If The Institution. declared me "f smnd hi!h'
ard accordingly Released from ~.d ~,
a., ~ r. :" ~ NIllr,I< THEODORE W. HAVEN.
Lit,l. kc,t y. u. sept. ., l-"O.
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WILLIAM A. SYNFS.

Tic death Of VILLAIN y Symc>, tl' N"p'rt'''""'"O
of Postal Stal!rn ), Was announced ye>"'""! ~ '
r,,,,i;rc NJ >tnc> va, MY -,N Heu> "''' "''
hai been in the postal srrric" fr near! 'h'rN !'"
h,,,,., been appointed a h't'r'arrl"r IN i~"-' Nv
-, >,,,,i, W,rt.r and hai macy friends ain"nS
,n, ro.d,ut, If that part Of ~" city He to>" iF""
ia. r,,r. Of ,tricr n become clerk ana h''.N
ur.r,, ..udcnt lie In charge OK station ''
,.,r,i wears and an"rward trah>"rrN l" ,U'''""
4, one Of ti.'' most important p'a"'" '" "
,, -, .u,a,icr. Pearson and Van '"tt au 'hc "'"'''
.,,, IA hi, ability and hJr">iy. Mr. SINUS
,,,,, , .h,, TIN" ago to spend vacation al t"f
h,,r y D. with jeremiah PalSoorh '''l ''7
,,.,d lie returned iew days ago 10 HIS h"n''' w.
"a ,;-.nwi,h It.. and complained OF s'' Ahe>'' ~
died on Thursday nEh1 from hf"'" "'''''
an. a with other troubles.
rn. funeral which will he attended ny large h''"
,.,r. ~ ,h. = o. c. club aud Of III" Eureka Man1
,.,, - Lnth of which he was prominent III a..
an; ,ae Mace nj his home. and the burial VIII Ut q"
t;rcilwOod Cemetery
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has invited Colonel Zcrptsl Of the Russian viborG
Regiment, Of which Emperor william is honorary COM
mandcr TO attend the army manOeuvrcs In sesia.
At the banquet Emperor william toasted the Ninth
Army Corps. lie said that although the manoeuvres
n,ai!"d harj,hips upon the the praise OF their
Off cfs greatly gratiicd the soldiers. He would never
forget the pleasure he experienced when, young
Offices his captain first commended him.
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THE FIRE CARNIVAL TONIGHT.

great many elaborate fireworks displays nave
~uhin the last few years been made al Manhattan
rc,c, hut the exhibition promised for to nights car
njya will exceed, IT is said. any ever shown thcre
NOT only will the spectacle be acted with all It's
200. cgccts but thousands OF rockets and shells
,,n, I've fred new designs and devices will DO SHOWN
and one speciality in particular. where 100 set pieces
will be fired at time by electricity, Will attract
attention. Columbus will make his iahoihg: ahn , W,
- lake Erie and rockets and ,helis OF evcry known
tint and color will help to s,"ell cut p nj. ~
unl.u,l biiiancy. The exhibition VIII po s'e" Wv"
out fail, RAIN alone preventing u.
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MARION IItRLAND AND "TllE HOME-MAkER

MARION HARLAND AND "TIIE HOMEMAKEN
p.
T. { he Editor OF The Tri bune.
Sir: For rt.>ons best known To themselves, the
business managers Of The Home Maker have not
allowed me the privilege Of taking leave through the
pages Of TIE magazine OF Subscribers contributors
and r.adcrs The september number clo,cs the maya
zinc year and the fourth volume, yet contains no
lntniatIon o, a chance n the editorial management.
Notcc Of my retirement having been given by the
pros ain lc-legcd by letters OF inquiry, While Mss.
aIc still sent to ctor,
viii yOu kindly allow space in your columns LOT
The statement that my vol ary resignation OF e1lt al
lii,c and dnr, will take effect september ID I'D
after winch date shall hold n c"nn:cil9n WIN >" Inc
Ilnun Maker MARION IlARLAND.
Editor II The Home Maker
New York, Sept. 4, l-9o
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MARRIED

BALDwIN-pINNEY-At Onteora ". Y. on Septembeo
T. By the Rev. A. H. Bradford D. D.. OF Mont Lair ~ -
Jessie Pnncy Henry DE- tOres; Baldwin both OF this
city.
BKF.CSING-BISCHOFF-At the Church Of the Holy
Trinity, by the Rev Dr. Kiot'l, s. mber Vtsiiie
Paula Bischon daughter OF Henry Bscho1 TO Ineo'
dorc Breusing. Of Osnabruck Germany
ELLIOTT-ELLls-On September 4. 1890 In Nsw.York,
Savannah to Iel,nS Forsyth daughter OF the late
Matthias Ellis
KANE pOLLOC K-Thursday evening, September 1890.
=: 3I4 W,st l35h.st, by Rev w. NJ Walker. MT. Coc'
ran Kane. %: tribsomyc, Cal, and Mrs Nancy s. FOL
lock- OF New.YOrk.
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Dre,den. Sept. 1.-The rise OF the Elbc RIVER "''
edd thc rp;aI castle At Irnit7. and the Court has
been Transferred 10 Sirch!"n
Vienna sept 5.lhe Danube and Molh"h rlVer'
,ro ul,,iding and il is hoped the worst OF u" '"'
l. Girr. , ,,..,. ros.,, i,. >cut
unn a., the relief Of the food sufferers Inc river i
sin falling. A., 81, ,, -, ,ho Danu,c
ha. been repaired, The foods have laraa'y Tnr
,,.r,cd the danube Valley RailrU1d Line. l",,
rI;cinai storr, arr flooded. The rivers kamp ana
Thaya have ovcriowcd their banks. devastating 't"c
adjacent territory.
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dsplca>ure. 10 efforts of the most influential poll
ticans. could sway him hand sbrcadth lie believed
thai u public man Wa bound to do wha he tlolrh,
right, even il his constituents went wrong: and re
acted his belief The sincere regard and les pet
which his fellow legislator, felt for him need, 10
stronger proof than the heartfelt grief which every
one of them whom have showed on hearing tLc
news OF his lamcntablc death.
Walter Howe led u fine and true life: and his death
Is q most real loss to the city.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
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ENTERING THE CAPITAL IN TRIUMPH.
TIE ARMY OF SALVADOR RECEIVED WITT
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.

GREAT ENTHUSIASM.
La Lbertad. salvador. sept. s. via Gavc'ton-Amid
the clangOr Of church bells. savos Of artillery and
strains Of band music. the 1000 men OF the salvador
ian army made their trinmpha entry into tho Capital
this morning. under the command OF ticncraln CHIEF
Antonio Ezcta and Generals BolOnos. DcsadO. LOPEZ
Monetcro. Gutierrez. Salazar and others They had
from hc frontier By way OF sonsOnae and santa
Terla Tie whole city was profu ely decorated and
the streets were packed with enthusiastic mnltitudc'
n general holiday having boon proclaimed The Pre>i
dent, General Ezcta, and his wife, accompanied by
Generals Zapcda and EulL la-tOr and humber or
ladies and gentlcneB witnessed tine cvo!ntons OK the
truIJS from the bacOrirs Of the Municipal lalacc
The crowds below cir:rcd tho Presidents party with
the greatest cnthusia~in Tho ohcers and SDiirrs of
the army will be enumerated and Thanked 10: their
services.
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Mr. MORGAN AND CozzEys' HOTEL.

D,o,, Nor.an said yesterday that he knew
>atAiny ri auv .yndcat, TO buy Uolzens Hota "'of'
IT, .nn,.r resort, j,,t this side Of West Point
"Mr Crsns,on has he'd an option on The proFon!' h'
aid "to, n,,v YEAR., HIS lease expire, In short Tine
and IL =, nnibc that he has talked with syndicae or
two lrtl the ou:ion expires. cannot say what VIII
become of the property although still own 1t. nave
nnthinp a do with sYDdIc2t0.
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announce that and after September e. trains leaving
New.YOrk for Long Branch. at 40 p. m. and 90
train from New York. for point, will be dtscon.
tinued. ON and after September q, the o :c5 p. %.
inst the ::.5 q. III. and IA p m. trains from Long
Branch for New. York, will be discontinued -.
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Aslstic Cholera. Cholera Morbus. Summer Complaint
Cole, Sour Stomach, Diarhoea, and ell Affections a
the Bowels incident to either children or adults. ~
cured at once BY DR.. Jayne's Carminative Balsam.
1t aays the irritation ana Gains the action OF the
stomach. and being pleasant to the taste, Is an 20
ceptablc remedy to the youngest in the family. -.