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The state capital., 1891-11-21
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.

TRAINS LEAVE SPRINGFIELD:
No. Mail and Express. .. 10 a. III.
No. Diamond Speciali. .l2:0l p. m.
No. 6 Clinton AccOm'n ........ 4 Is D. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SPRINGFIELD.
No. Mail and Express. 6:15 p. IN.
No. Springfield Express. -. 800 a. III.
No. Passenger. r,............. .l1:3O a. N.
No. makes close connections at Mt.
Pulaski for Decatur. MattooD, Olney,
Evansville and points South, at Clinton
for Champaign, Bloomington, La Sale
Mendoza, Dixon, Freeport and all points
North and West at Gilman with the new
fast limited for Chicago.
No. makes close connections at Chi
cago, in same depot, tor all points in
Michigan and all prominent eastern
cities.
Nos. 3 and are equipped with elegant
Pullman Drawing Room Sleepers and
Reclining Chair cars. No. 3 leaves Chi
cago at $40 p. m. Train No. is made
up and starts from Springfield, and pass
angers have privilege of occupying
sleepers and chair cars at any time after
500 p. m. and passengers arriving in
Springfield in sleepers can occupy same
until a. m.
All trains daily except Sunday, except
No. which arrives at Springfield daily
except Monday.
Remember the Illinois Central as the
Worlds Fair route to Chicago, and the
best line to Dubuque, Sious City and the
Pacific Northwest. For sleeper car reser-
vation and additional information call
on or address the undersigned.
d. G. DUNSETH.
Tel. 123. Pas. and Ticket Agt.
The state capital., 1891-11-21

Rev. Hcniy W. Jamlson, mission
ary traveller OF this state will make
his headquarters in this city.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TEAM.

IOtaI '.-''''E''''' =
When It was announced that the New-Jersey boys
had won the match the Washington men gave three
rousing cheers for Jersey craftsmanship and Jersey
hospitality
All OF the individual matches were close day. The
match for the championship medal offered by Governor
Leon Albeit was by Sergeant Charles W. Mayow,
OF the LIST Regiment, Newark The match has been
open all summer, but Sergeant Mayow came up to the
range at the last hour and dstanced all the previous
scores by making ~ out Of possible so. Lieutenant
Governor II. Harres the first prize, special m-
tary rife In the Kuzer match His score was 104 out
OF a possible 105 Private C. W. Dickey was scored
with 100. Both Of the men are from Washington. In
the all-comcrs' match Captain Lohman and Corporal
August Dietrich were tie with AZ as the total made by
each Captain Lohman's score, however was adludged
the better and he declared the winner The
with An aggregate score of 1S9. ExGoveThor Robert
S. Green presented the prizes to the winners at head
quarters this evening.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
ro FACILITATE COPYRIGHT ENTRY.

Washington, Aug Gothic Collector OF Customs
New-York recently submitted TO the Treasury Depart
ment the question as to whether two copies Of musca
publications required for registration at Washington
under the Copyright act may not be allowed 70 pas'
through the Custom House without seizure, anhoasi
sent by mail. Certain NewYork publishers represem
that It is of tho utmost importance that new won.
should be registered with the least delay possible ss
suggest that copies intended for registration DC pe
mtted to go through, if marked for copyrs". s'i,'
Ass,stantSecretary Crounse has informed the Collec
that dutilbe copyrighted articles II imported trousa
the mails are subject 10 seizure the same as othef
dutIable articles but in view Of the peculiar circua
stances connected with this case he Is authorizes
facilitate the delivery of these publications so iar
may be practicable, upon the payment OIL hhe equAi
To the duty.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
MILLER My YET DIE FROM HIS BuLLErs

Henry Miller who attempted TO Kill his wife ans
mothernlaw and then himself. at Great Neck. L' 49,
on Tuesday night is still alive In the queens ooanv
Jail at Long Island CITY,. DR.. Fry. who has oeeH
attending him. has not yet made any effort 70 prooo
for the bullets which Miller discharged Into Ms o"A
body Tie doctor had intended to have eonfe~noe
Of physicians at the Jail yesterday afternoon oo, A.
some reason they failed to arrive. Miller eompsn''
PRINCIPALLY Of his back and IL is feared that one Oh wv
bullets which he fired into his mouth took oosn, %
ward course and followed the spinal column o'N, go
paralysis IL not fatal iHury. Besides tins III 49,. -,
has fears OF blood poisoning, owing to the iae' a,
the prisoner had not received the proper a''c''''-
which his wounds require. ,..
An effort viii be made, IT is understood " muS
District Attorney Flemmng TO graut an order ~pe'.s
Miller can be removed TO some hosp'a' WIG" h,.
proper appliances for the necessary operation on A..
head can be employed to greater advantage oy .a'
musicians In charge of the case Miller after.
William Mahan. started for Jamaica ~sar ~ pos.
noon. with the intention OF securing '' "N
sble for his proposed removal
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

damages. as 1t probably viii, John Bun wih ma nm
self with another Alabama imbroglo. OF far ies cA
cusable character, on his hands II the case IS ss
had AZ Il appears to be- the soundest policy woud %
TO frankly admit the blupder and come to some iIenu
,rrangement about compensation Unless we have
rood defence resort to international arbitration Is
strongly to be deprecated.
The Bspiegle affair, referred to by THE Globe, is
the out<ome OF the action of the commander Of H. NJ g.
Esnege in conveying 81 Ooo 900 in silver intrused
10 him by President Balmaceda, to hontevideo for snip
r,ant IN Europe The silver landed at Monte
r,deo on August is, and subsequently sent 70
Europe In payment, for arms, ammunition and ships
supplied to Dalmaceda's Government.
aTbe Times" and other papers have demanded q
full investigation into the matter. The only Official
uttcrance made in London upon the subject came rom
errne to the Espiegle affair." said that British oonss
in . certain contingenciesn are empowered 10 give
ps,,sb war authority carry treasure without
referring for permission 90 headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

ooedInr,v well educated and talks English Win
s,,cht spanish accent His efforts for the Congress
marty have been persistent, and II was due 10 m 'V'
the consignment Of on board the Itata whs eon
To Chill. He Is n lawyer by profession ana nas o0
a member Of the Chamber Of Deputies. lie IL a o..,
est worker and is said 10 be possessed OF
diplomatic skill. ,,.
AZ tho ofBce ~ w r. Grace e. Co. yesterday cable
dsnatch was received from the branch OF the nrm III
Valparaiso saying that the victory Of the ConsreS'
party was complete. .. c,r,sr,.
Charles r. Flint the newly appoinoea oohoVI
GenernI of Chill, said that no cable d1spa'cneS
had been received by him. n He c6aHress sa1a s foce
and he thought the report Of the. crushing 1s He
Of Ralmaceda might be wess ss larger than
those Of the opposition and was not at all hsfdT l
probable that tere would be SnGseef forces he
thousht' would now fall back santiago, and tho
CONFLICT would be transferred entirely TO the iana
the forDtr or0 Chiiian ConsuGeneral, who was sue
cceded by Charles r. ddb Thts. Mr. Beeleu. about the
authenticity Of the cable dispatches from cmh =
the fsPorlee Nh tSe remotest doubt was the reply
Do YOU think tho battle of Valparaiso was
Most los ,G GeSsed ever fought on the south American
Continent-Ive seen these fellows hghti anu a and
don't see how the Government can ever rally i'' ''O
shoch No Won think Balnaeeda Will gather the remnants
of his army and have another engagement "'''' '''
insurgents" .. .hocb ,robahle that he
NAV feel sue that the backbone OF ms P.ii Powgir =.
broken and that further resistance would be entirely
useless .., - .oroht do Won think: n,
some Of the southern provinces which have remained
neutral or near the capital" ,.. .,,n,, thorn Z.
The least FEASIBILITY Of Balmsccda going on 70 tle
neutral provinces and to their 9r1vng MN ntP h ue
tracntine Reuubic as was hinted Mt In one OF the
dsnatches This morning don't see how that would pc
possbe as there is probably fifty feet OF snow On Ie
mountains now and Il would be as mucn as ms me wa
worth 10 attempt the passage suppose ~ IS OnT
question OF time when the new GyveTnet NJ ~tL Ta Ue
Carlos Walker Martinez one Of the ablest men IN Cmn
has been named temporarily nendsnS Of l ran
have no doubt he will be able to sustain hlnseI
The reporter then asked Mr. Beeeu II ne Mo9ia u
about his removal from the Office OF Consul-IeneIaI
He replied that he would rather not talk about II lg
at present but said that he had not received any oc
notice OF Ii.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
A RECEPTION AT THE CoREAN LEGATION.

Washington, Aug 20.-The Charge d'Ahaires OF
Corea and Mrs Yc gave reception this arernoon
from 10 o'clock at the Legation to celabrae uie
fortieh anniversary Of the birth OF HIS CHOSEN Mse
their sovereign All the prominent officials, menoe's
Of the Driomatic Corps and distinguished people no"
in the city were present 10 pay their respects 10 us
Acting Minister and HIS wife, and regrets and eonsS
ulatons were received in large numbers from all lsu
Of the country by mail and telegraph The OCCASION
was especially notable because Of the presence Oh NAV,
distinguished scientific from Europe, ASA Cenls
and South America ard Mexico who are Attending -,
meeting Of the Association for the Advancement
.cince and the lnteraati nal Geo og col Ass
a., a,,on IN This city The President was Iepi eyenia
nv Colonel Ernst, superintendent OF pu6hc pul.ass
and grounds, and Mr.. Blaine By the Aeting seereeS'
nf al
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
WHEELMEN At ASBURY PARK.
SUCCESSFUL CLOSE OF THE FIRST ENCAMPMENT
THERE-THE RACES.

SUCCESSFUL CLOSE OF THE FIRST ENCAMPMENT
THERE-THE RACES.
Asbury Park, Aug. 90 Cspecial.-Thls was the sec
ond and last day Of the wheelmen's encampment at
the Athletic Park. To-day's attendance much
larger than that OF yesterday, and interest was
manifested. The rain interfered somewhat with the
outdoor sport, but there halfdozen close and
exciting between the crack riders Of the country
arnong whom Arthur A. Zimmerman, Sidney b.
bowman and a. b. Rich, OF the NewYorl Athletic
Club w. w. TaSs and J. c. Donnely, OF the Schuyl-
kill Navy Athletic Club and Frederick Fnck. Of the Red
Rank Athletic Club Races were called for 10 O'Clock this
morning The first q onem mile safety for nOvces.
George Holland, Of the Brooklyn RaInblers, won
easily. A. b. bch won the one third-me safety
open the twomile safety handicap and the one-milc
handicap W. W. Taxis captured two races for ordi-
nares. lie had Zimmerman for a competitor. The
prizes were gold and silver medals. The track was
heavy and the time was Slow Zimmerman distinguished
himself by winning the Onemile ordinary handicap.
starting from the scratch. Frick who had handicap Of
40 yards was second In. Zimmerman also won the
one third mile ordinary open with Frlcr second, ant
was the first man TO the line In the one-mt'
safety team.race, composed OF three men each from
the Asbury Park Wheelmen, the Elizabeth wheelmef
and the Freehold Cyclers Zimmerman rode with TIN
latter club.
The Elizabeth wheemen scored the highest number
OF points and received the trophy. Zimmerman re
ceived handsome gold watch in. this race
sidney Bowman. who entefcd from the Eliza
beth wheelmen, won the one-;nIrd-mc safety
OPEN Rich second. II. G. Wheeler, %
| the East Orange cyclers, won the two-me safety
! handicap. The fastest time made was 10, by A. Is
| Rich. For this he received valuable silver cup
| The days sport closed with two consolation races
Tonight after the prizes presented the wheel
men went 20 the camp and indulged I'm a watermelol
party Tomorrow they win attend special service a
1 the churches.
| Tupgsr Lake n fourteen hours. via Eew.yOrs Ger
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
MINISTER EGAN'S GOOD OFFICES.
WOMEN ORDERED TO LEAVE CHIU-A BRITISH
SHIPS EXPERIENCE.

WOMEN ORDERED TO LEAVE CHIU-A BRITISH
SHIPS EXPERIENCE.
San Francisco, Aug. s0.-A correspondent nom
Santiago. Chill under date of July Is, says that tho
American Minister, Patrick Egan. has received mpch
favorable mention for visiting political prisoners ana
in many instances allevatng distress Through his IN
auenoe the son of the former ViccPresident Pnpos'
was saved, and permission accorded him to leave tne
country. The wife and mother OF Austin EdwaruS
and several other women connected with heads OF the
Congressional party had been ordered to leave Chill
by next steamer large number of arrests had been
made since the departure of the last steamer for
Callao.
The st. Mary, an English vessel. chartered TOT
Iquque detained in the Bay Of Valparaiso seVerai
weeks, and finally went to sea without her papers
from the Chilian authorities She was brought psch %
by steamer Next day. though under threats Oh pe
ing fired upon from the forts, she put 70 sea-
by ii. NJ. S. Champion.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
END OF THE TREASURY LABOR TROUBLES.

Washington Aug. oo.-secretary Foster said today
that the recent controversy over the removal OF sA
plate printers at the Bureau of Engraving snd rrns
ing for alleged inslbordinaon, has been saatacionE
settled by the unemployment OF the men under s''
terms originally fixed by the Department. Under
this arrangement the men have been placed on the
" chanceD roll and will be given permanent places
as soon vacancies occur
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
THE ESPIEGLE AFFAIR.

London. Aug. o9.-aThe Globe" this afternoon,
.,.,r,etsng mon the capture of Valparaiso and the
oonseouent downfall of Bamsoeda, says that the Con
gressionsl victory gives the Esp'esie anar mucn
80 a-.,,s connie xion adding: Had Baimaceda
wor' no diplomatic dispute would have followed, but
rn gland will now have TO explain what sppess TO be
e.ant hreach Of neutrality. England 10 snswersble
-, se .eents and II the Congressional party claims
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

early In January. Two reasons arc assignee Ior .'o
decision that has been reached. One Is thao une
Government dare face election courts that many o,
their followers fear very scdaous revclhtiohs anu
that there is hardly doubt that for OF hVo " So
M,nisters and some of their prominent supporters
would be disqualified. The other reason Is tht LOU 1
stanley has made strong remonstraiices aeaus. % v1
retentjon I'm Office Of a Government whcn Is Pro'ou
was elected by bold and hagrant corruption"
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
RESCUE OF sEAMES FROM wHALING BARK LOST
IN FOG.


Washington, Aug. 29.-Special Agent Williams, VINO
has Just returned from the seal Islands, has 'eie
craphed to the Secretary Of the Treasury that IN oro
to prevent raids on those islands It Is important ths'
least two revenue cutters remain in that vicny uu
the last of November. AS this suggestion Is IN 40
co-iance with the original purpose OF the Department
1t will be carried into effect.
CAPTAIN Coulson commanding the revenue euu"
Rush reports to the Treasury Department. under GATE
of Bchrng Sea- August 8, that on July IL, near o.
Paul Island, he picked mp beat containing mao
j. W. Gardner Samuel Joper, boatsteerer, and Cnaries
Thompson T. Montero, James George and Alvarez LUIS
seamcn who stated that they belongcf TO the whahs
bark e. F. Harrigan, of san Francisco. ana hao %
come separated from that vessel in fog three Gays
before They were In destitute condition, ana were
bound they said for the village on st. Paui isiand
Food was furnished them, and they were conveyed 70
Dutch Harbor, near 0unalaska. where they reeeiVee
employment from the North American CommercA'
COmDlDy.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
THE TRAVELLING FAIR COMMITTEE
FAvoRABLY RECEIVED IN BRUssELs-To sEAhoii
THE RELIGIOUS ORDERS RECORDS.


Brussels. Aug 29.-The members Of the Foreign CON-
mittee OF tho Chicago Columbian Fair Commission VINO
.ra NOW I'm this country have met with q favoraoio
reception here after their tour of Holland ana belgium
The committee has been presented to the leaone .o
net officials and mas obtained assurances OF Ns'on'
surport The committee to-day had Two hou's
satisfactory interview with the Minister OF Commerce.
Later in the day they attended Official dinner gwen
in their honor by the Minister Of Commerce Ihere
,ero nrcsent a number Of other distinguished Govern
ment officials Both Holland and Belgium will appoint
to attend to the exhibits OF these t"o
countries at the fair. ,,..,. ,.-,.o .,o,, 70
Messrs Handy Peck and Butler describe their re re-
cepton by NJ de Gicrs. the Russian Prime MINIS ainsoea' %
as being Of the most cordial nature. NJ de Gers re-
% srtvni v of The Commissioners ~ vishneGradsky
the Minister of Finance. promised that he would ~ ~
attend 10 ali matters pertaining TO proper repre-
senno Of Russian art adaSry @ 70 and m convey
The Russian exhibits TO the United States. A.
Mr. Handy II eas ss 10 that p%GSeSsr oppO
ston there had been IN Vienna t. sending eHinoS 70
Chicago was fast disappearing The committee wac
business was hurt Dny through the excessive exports
before the Mckinley bill became law Herr Wermutn, l.
the imperial German Commissioner to the Columbian IN
Fair viii sail with the commission for the uhlteu
states on septem9r lo tonr Of ,essrs Grosvenor and
Lindsay I'm switzerland covered every industrial centre
In the country Everywhere they were tom u"' uiS
could rely upon an ample representation OF e"SS
products. - o,,, c,.,,o,s hoe rs.
ouesed the officers of the several religious orders oi
the Roman Catholic Church 10 cause their archives to
be searched for historical records bearing upon the DIS
covcry and settlement OF the New World Every shiI
that left Spain carried among It's crew priest or ria
and these missionaries made voumnous reports 10 tn'
| heads of their orders, few OF which were ever pup
lshed II Is believed that the archives OF the ChlNi
| are filed with valuable historical material
Chicago, Aug 20.-The National Association oi
| Canned Goods Packers, which the canning In
teress Of twenty States, has applied for space In the
Columbian Exposition. The Polish artists OF Russia
| Austria and Germany will make united exhibit OF
| their works Chief Buchanan, OF tthe Department
OF Agriculture. has divided the $15oooo In premiums
tor live s,ocE ne follows: For horses s5o 600: fo1
cattle $40 900: for swine. 10000; for sheep. SO,
600: for poultry and pet stock $4,000; for dogs
a. 900. Contingent fund. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
PHEASANT EXCURSION TO NEW ENGLAND.

An excellent opportunity 20 visit the favonte sum
mcr resorts OF the New England coast is Dy inc
special excursions of the Maine Steamship Lne' run
ming 10 Cottage City, Mass. and Portland Me-
During September the company will sell excursion
tickets at special rates. the steamers leaving pier NO
3s. Fast River. at p. nj. on MONDAYS. wednesdays
and fridays The excursion rate to Cottage City 'is
s5 and 10 Portland S6. Connections arc MADE as
pnrtland with all rail and steamer lines.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
Shoes.

woMEN's FINE KID HAND WELT 6oiAoS
BOOTS opera toes, s3.97, WORTH ss.oo' A..
EXTRA QUALITY KID OXBVHDS' pa'eh' ~p'
sf19 AND s1.3S, worth double.
woMEN'S BUTTON BOOTS, patent UP Si'"''
WE'RE g. 80 AND s3.44 ,, wy
HEEL, 1888, WE'RE s3.47.
Our Fall Catalogue containing 3Os
naues and handsomely illustrated
vii, he mailed free to any address
outside the city.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
70 RE TRIED FOR ATTEMPTING SUICIDE.

Frank Rowe, who lives at NO. .so "e'' ,.,snA
fourth ST. this city, who shot hinscn o' 49, oat
near New Rochelle. on August io' wmI .a"' pns uu
with oscar A Davis and Harvey Marcellus. ana va
sen, 70 the White Plains n. v. jail. on ehar'e y,
a,temung suicide. and was subsequently trans',s
10 the New.York Hospital. was discharges .sA IA
afternoon The bullet still femains ~ nsaaisy MS 70
soon as he was discharged he was l,nS suicide
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
THE WEATHER REPOHT.
Till y y NJ SUNDAY.

FORECAST TILL 8 p. NJ. SUNDAY.
Washington, Aug 2o.--For EasSern New-fork' gener-
ally fair except eloudnes and local showers ~ en-
treme southern portion in the morning. no decided ehanee
in temperature; probably and fair Monday
For the District Of Columbia Eastern rennsyxsna ana ana
NaryaSd winds shifting southerly and generally far
dn,nS sunday except local showers In the southeast por-
tIon Slightly warmer; warmer and fair Monday.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
THE SHOOTING At SEA GIRT ENDED.
A SUCCESSFUL FIRST MEEI1NG-THE PMzE-wIN-
NERS

Sea Grit Aug. 90 speciaD.-The New-Jersey state
Rifle Association closed Its first annual meeting tody
Many crack rinemen have been in camp In the week.
and the meeting has proved remarkably successful
under the management of General Bird W. spencer
The most interesting shooting of the day was the maj
match between two teams Of twelve each, representing
the state of NewJersey and the District of Columbia
In the known-distance shooting the Washington team
made total of 07o points to ther opponents wa
In tho sIrmish firing which by far the most In
,.stnc mart of the match the scores were follows
NEW. JERSEY NATIONAL GUARD TEAM.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
OUTLOOK FOR A GENERAL ELECTION IN CANADA.

OUTLOOK FOR A GENERAL ELECTION IN CANADA.
Toronto, Aug 90" The Globe pAheraD this morn
ing asserts that speaks with knowledge OF the plans
and movements OF the Conservative party and that
general election Is likely 10 take place az any date
II says a redistribution measure VIII be nitro
duco during the present parliamentary session. and the
Abbott Government Will go to the country Just as soon
as the voters lists completed and their plans nre
ripe for an appeal II 10 probable that the election
VIII como sn during the httnr part Of December o
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
BARGAINS IN
Housefurnishing Dept

COPPER BOTTOM RANGE TEA KETTLE, s9e
HEAVY TIN coLANDERS, 3fc
FoUR.oUARr COPPER BOTTOM COFFEE BOIL
ERS 36c.
GENUINE DOVER EGG BFATERs, DC.
HEAVY BROILERs, &c, SC. and &c.
WIRE CARD RACKS, 22c.
WIRE TEA STEAMERS, 1c.
WIRE TEAPOT STANDS, Zoe
PURE AMMONIA GULL PINTs), &c.
MACY's "PEERLESs' KNIFE POWDER DC.
WOODEN TOWEL ROLLERS, &c.
wHISK BROoMS &c.
Our Fall Catalogue containing 3O9
pagcs and handsomely illustrated
will be mailed free TO any address
outside the city.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
cum, c1Arws DAMAGES FROM MEXICO.

New.Orieans Aug. 2o.-A dispatch to The Times
Democrat from the City of Mexico says; the press
here say that the Chilan Government claims danagos
from the Mexican Government for permitting the
Esmeralda to coal at acapulco.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

For Bilious Attacks
heartburn,
sick headache,
and all disorders Of
the stomach, liver,
and bowels,
Ayers Cathartic Pills
are the
safest, surest,
and most popular
medicine for
family use.
Or. j. C. Aver & Co.
Lowell, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
R. I'll. MIA CY eco.
THE CUTTERS TO STAY IN BEHRfNG SEA

1851 being 10is lower than on Friday ,, ..,... 4,
In and this city to-day thcrc VIII pr0osoV "
shn
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune onicc Aug. 30 1 q. m.-Paruy CLOUDY skies
and cool bracing weather prevailed ysss tho ayeyae
naraure ranged between 50 and ~ degrees o aeIeeo
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
HOW'S
Your Liver

If sluggish, painful, or
inactive, causing debility
and That Tired Feeling,
invigorate it to healthy
action, and restore your
strength by taking
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

I,sre Cro,,s Water amins,ss SsS,s sI,
ts male absouely pure by the fastevr vcrmpaSss s"s'
Exsn.las d e I.ss8 SEca6vay. nsas @th'se
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
Harness and SaddIery.

THIRD FLOOR REACHED By ELEvAToRS)
STABLE BLANKETS FOR EARLY FALL USE
FAwN, s2.42 TO S7.49
FANCY COTTON, S1.03. Si.6s. SAIL.
KERsEY 1891 TO S4.Si.
WOOL SHEETS, e2.41. $500 S4.40.
LINEN SHEETS, SSc. TO $3.50
LAP ROBES. CLOTH. MEDIUM WEIGHTS ''
GREEN S2.71 70 sS2S.
BLUE, S301 to eJ.41.
PLUSH, FINE QUALITY. Si624 70 s57.o1.
PLUSH, GREEN MoHAIR e2.sS
LINSEY SUITS. $500
WOOL SUITS 1851 TO $500.
suRCINGLEs 24c. 70 S4.0S.
LEATHER Fly NETS. SUPERIOR QUALITY, sasl
70 S3.13.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
R. H. MACY & CO.,
sixth AVENUE, 18TH
Millinery.

IN OUR TRIMMED MILLINERY DEPARTMENa w
are showing EXQUISITE NEW STYLES IN N
FALL HATS, TooUES, AND BoNNErS.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

Tupper Lake In fourteen hours, via Ncw.York Cen
trail. Through sicepes. 6ee tme table. -