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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20

TIE Royal Niger Company Ahead or Al
Rivals - the Raee for Lake Teh~d.

TIE Royal Niger Company Ahead or All
Rivals - the Rsee for Lake TehHd.
PARIS. Sept. 1.-THE malls from tho Congo
bring Interesting particulars Of tho energetic
action tho British Royal Niger Company Is
taking In the regions south OF Lake Tchad.
The Germans and French sent ont several OK
psditions to reach these countries. and all Of
them have como to grief. The British Royal
Niger Compan y;also quietly'ssnt out its agents.
who nave concluded treaties Of iriend shir with
the chiefs VI Adamewa, northeast Of the
CAmeroons. By this Arrangement the passage
ofIoreigRera through their territories .is for
u he Germ ~, who hsvs been anxious to q.
fecd Their ,saIiops S H1;I hrc0sh
pany has slso sen, nm expedition 70 hornoq.
he's suecesd.d ~ confirming s.d extending
6okoro Those matters are very important for
ihS reason that they strengthen the hold Of
TekHd. and il Is probable that no other nation
cAl now succeed III gaining foolhold iI that
supremacy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20

GolR1 10 Keep on Protesting Theaselves.
About $50 residents OF east SIDE Harlem
met last night at 54l East 10th street to make
. permanent organization Of the Citizens
Protective Association.
The association was CALLED into being about
three months ago to fight the Standard Gas
Company whose tanks 10 tho neighborhood
have be!ouled the aim o. phers and the water
tanks u public nuisance; hut the COM
rany l. TO have . further bearing:
70 ,SIe mo oonsia.rstlon plan and sco o"s
Of pc m apent organization AnI to discuss tho
fdvisabillty ~ association with wsstsrn Hsr-
Pre- ilsnt WILSON o. the Board of Health and
Dr. y. y; smith. Health Once. Of thss port. ~
p.ny Yesterday They reserved oil expression
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
,uEr DoN,r WANT TO SEE GROsYEyOn
WHY Ohio Republicans w~ald Rather He
wouIda't Take Part IN the Campaign.


wAsHrsoroN. Sept l9.-Ohio Republicans
are very much disturbed bscauso OF the mp
rroachinR return OF ex.Repfeaentative Gros-
vsnor. For some months rast that dfstin.
auished Buckeye has been In Europe attend
ing to matters incident to tho WORLDS Fair.
but he 10 now about due In this country.
Gen. Grosvrnor WAS interviewed on tho sub.
ject OF immigration during the lntter Part OF
last May. and the interview was most unr"pu-
lar among American citizens OF foreign birth
and extraction. and especially annoying 10
those who had once claimed Germany -
their home. Now the German vote il
4. and the ohio politician VINO tries e isner: pr.
:s.cI'y soS l. Bs:rias, ii iS::s facts 8
sIen birth have resolved TO , cruelty
snce In the campaign. and thsy , nss
the Republicans dssire. II possible. to prevent.
Sherman's supporters would feel much better
II hey knew that Grosvenor Was With Lieut.
Penrv in Greenlanl. for his entrance into tho
campaign will arouse the luminosity OF every
frlond Foraker huS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
Az orEy LETTER 10 MALONE
Gen. Parsons Rebwhss Him for Tryina TO
Make q Trade with the Alliance.

Make a Trade with the Alliance.
wAsarNoToy. Sept l9.-Gen. II. G. Parsons
OF Virginia tho gent loader OF the straight
out Renub leans in that State. has come out In
another open letter addressed TO Gen. Malone.
bitterly re5ukinR him Tor his effort to have the
Rerublicans OF Virginia make trade With tho
Farmers Alliance. Gen. Parsonss letter.
which Is very long one. will DO sent broadcast
over the State enriy In the week. 1t has not
heretofore been published. The following are
Interesting extracts.
Perhaps you came too late into the Hspub-
lican party TO learn its history or imbibs lie
spirit. hut your mistakes have been suf,ciently
rebuksd for your enlightenment. atlesst. Can
you not yet understand that tho party
prefers op,n and direct methods, and
that it nevor has won battle by
trade3 1t is party oil negressireness
and OF convictions. lthas mot d,cour agement
and defeat often. hut never before has IL
ofIlcialiy nnhounced its withdrawal from a
contest. Four y.nrs ago TO day We were
.s haze 'Ssn ma s GRITTY 'i 70 .,ns VOC
81 Thsn w. s. %sGe sisr
nron d. ofnei, Earer q the hsnubisan State
sad ys ssn;d ~ 0a sh 81 sn
"s'n IN The inisrsss SS;r%.n
sonni knowledge TINT blaine was at work
70 sesnrs tie, SSia,s ara That YOU had rriyHY,s
irnl bargain Tint proved his hatred ,o ,s,nr
ATTY q his ep S"1sy. rh. swift sa.s.r
columns ycnr EXPOSED, circular and Biaine's
latter from flo!s1ee, Very fsw besides . your
rs:a 9s ,s
ton. aud spirit ross that made Harrison can
dilute and PRECEDENT
s9s:s sS.
advice means any thing it neAna that the l!c-
publican. vote shall be delivered to the Al
lance. II this ts done uron what terms nre
NO s sH ~, IsS no i.
the policies dear to the Republican rartv-to
demand the contiscation OF the railroads. and
the conversion OF the money standard OF the
luton into tho money standard OF Argentlne
Claim r pon YTn .pusssn Do D ;S.y
promiae TO hang, our election laws: And
II 40 bv what nu!ho'ity and who holds The
honi? What II II SHOULD hnpnsn that after
h.,: osr 100 Ss Should
lauIh cur petition TO scorn VII" holds the
atupend"us stakes that mvst BE- al tho nnal
cast Of political principlest Becnuse ron were
why you snould now isad i5O.6OO Republicans
back will You into either camp OF the DEMO-.
racy? 10 not know what othera may do, hut
RI myself and those WHO hold prinsiplsss
after ,hese false Democratic gods. and thi4
county. which not long aimee gave l.l00 ma
,oritv Democratic. and last year 525 ma GRITTY
sssinft y1u shall send Republican to me
Of our faith. unles. you directly intorvsne
to help the Democrats"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
AMBERG AND MS Spoil.

The TrsgsAiAn Kalnx Arrives with
Twsnsy.oas other Ssrssa Actors.
Kainz. the German trsRsdian. and . com.
many OF twenty-five German actors arrived
yesterday on tho steamship Normaunia. with
Manager AmberR
Kainz was under contract to play for the
season for German manager.
He broke tho contract to 60 with Amberg
and the German manager rot out writ Of
Ambsrs took KSinz and his baggage over
Romeo with Miss Thea Volt - juliet.
German riAyriGht has written play. specially
for the Young En- eror. called my New Boss"
Hs has been permitted by the. Emperor to
act here for Twelve daya only. whom he goes
back 10 act for the Emperor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20

re REFUSES 10 Say = Word About the Al.
leked InaePendent Democratic Movement.

he Refuses TO Say Word About the Al.
Legged Independent Democratic Movement.
ALBANY. Sept. l9.-Lisut- Gov. Jones was
about the Capitol to-day. but has not Is yet
called at tie Executive chamber. He refuses
TO talk regarding the course he will pursue in
the fall Campaign. The delegates to the Con-
vsntion Of Independent Democrats whom
Thomas Callahan OF Utica said would meet
the place for convenine. Neither did Mr Cal
!ahan himself. Wh"n questioned this morn!nx
y nfwsnaper men !. =, rsaardipe IBIS conyeHtion
eo' badly sold Tho Citizens Alliance OF Al
i,any county who areto hold a. monster bar.
been distributing hsndbills Announcing that
prominent" sneakors will he present. 1t Is
Cen Jones sieasi tho nay roll Ibis Afternoon si
and then left for BinRhnmptou
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
Co.ssesra's Terrible D,sastsr.

MADRID. Sept. l9.-Dsspatohss from Con-
aueRra this morning contain further distress.
ing particulars regarding that flood.dsstroysd
town. The workmen who have been engaged
In removing from the mud Hurried streets and
other places the dead aud the drowned cattle
have loft In q body. and positively refuse to
ssn sesnd H. edos LSrss 81 dss
infectants are being sent for. and II 10 expected
that the work Of clearing the streets will Do re-.
around til. flooded districis il svarmins with
n. Aiaudere. who seem able 70 do what they
tnsctivity II this Respect but the truth 10 hat
they are employing all tho available force In
succorinR the destitute and in Attempting to
clear away the worst Of the wrsckaRe onc0m.
boring tho streets and buildings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
BR0OkLrN INSTITUTE FUNDS.
II VIII Soon Have o90O. 600 At Its Dis.
posaI-Ths Cowinx Years Work.

It VIII Soon Have oa00. 900 at Its his.
posaI-The Coming Years Work.
The Directors OF tho Brooklyn Institute have
received s74.0OO from the bridge trustees for
tho Washington street property thus making
total endowment fund OF $4,000. In addi-
ton $4,000 10 payable on Jan. BY subscrib-
ers to tho endowment fund and tho total avail
able asssts OF the institute will then DO $194
900. When the endowment iund reaches the
sum Of 5000 900. tho city Of Brooklyn will pro-
coed TO erect In Prospect Park. museum build.
ings for tho institute Ut ~ cost ~ t80O.0oO A
anil lecture rooms 10 yet 10 b provided for.
and thsre iaa private plan on foot whereby
suitable sdihee 10 to DO built und leased to the
very large. amount Of work has been laid
out IN the various de- artnents for the coming
year. and mnrs than 31O lectures and saes
Ars TO be delivered. The lessursls WI in clude
so.ss:. S"rrstt ssrvss. AMI Psoi' 8.
Frederick Wright.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
Rsn .mber the Words FAIR.
Assembly Noniam tioas.

SYRACUSE, Sept. I9-Ths Democrats o.. On
ondaea couniv to-day nomins cd candidates
Tor the ,Assem bly, in al the distItets; 7. !.
Havens OF syracuse in the Second. and Peter
snyder OF Asnlius in the Third.
ROCHESTER. Sept, l9.-Frank NJ. Jones WAS
renominated for the Assembly to-day by tho
Republicans o! tho Third district OF Monroe
county.
,NEwprRG sept. lo,-Ths Democrats OF the
mated Grant B Taylor fnr the Assembly
Thoi. sept l'.-Lrvi l.. W0rden II Hoosick
second district OF RENSSELAER, county by the
Republicans.
ncmin ntcd ior nsrniber of Assenibl, Today Sy
mo Democrats u the First dis,iic, Of Jefferson
county.
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All the Boxes Sold at High Prices 10 First
E1ghters.

All the HONeo SOIa az hb1n Ifbceo 10 ENSt
N1ghters.
All the arrnncements for the big Republican
ratification meeting. which is to be held In tho
new Music Hall on Tuesday night. have been
completed, with the exception OF naming "a
Chairman. All the candidates are expected to
be present. Chauncey NJ Depew will spsak.
providing hs doesn't have 10 make . .pecial
tour Of inspection Of the Now York Central
and Hudson River Railroad. which he Is
scheduled for. Mr.. Fassett will mako tho
heavy speech OF tho evening. 1t 10 rropossd
~ make this .ps .ch the feature Of tho cam.
paign. MIR. Fsssstt Is giving great dea! OF
will talk for more than an hour.
The Rev. Dr. Derrick. whose admirers threat
ered to raise particular fun II be was not put
back on the State ( ON miltes. has heen nut
back. and win tell why the colered man should
vote the Republican ticket The demand for
boxes ny prominent Repu bicana from all over
the country was 80 great that they were all
sold at private sale for big sums. Cnpph5
land viii furnish the music.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
RsAwsy.s River Carnival.

RAHwAr. Sept. ia Venetian carnival took
place on the Railway river tonight. Many
buildings were illuminated. Both sides Of tho
stream were crowded.
The feet OF RAyly decorated craft. consisting
OF more than 100 boats. was In c"mmsnd Of
Commodore LuttSen OF Linden. Tho rrocss-
sion WAS headed nv Gov. Ahbstts handsome
s S.,, 1seh' With 0"mmSsdor' Leon Al,
boats followed In line. and ihs
Gotills az Il passed up the river Brilliantly
sight As the boats Rlidsd up The placid sfrenm
frswqrks Of nll dcsfriptions were discharged
from both shores aud from houses and bridges
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
JERSEY WANTS BREAD AND BUTTER.
And It Looks ms n EH.toronor Nugest
wouia Lose His Luaeh Privilege.

And It Looks n EH.Coronor Nugeut
Would Lose His Lnneh Privilege.
John r. Nuaent OF tho Fourteenth district 10
about to lose the lunch privilege attached to
the DarRe ONCE. It l. said. Gen. Nettlston. As
sistant Secretary OF the Treasury. has recon-
msnded that Il be given to ex-sbsrlf John =.
Tof,sy OF Hudson county. n. J.: whom Ellis
a n: Nsttieton came to Town ye.terdny and
had hardly -drisd whsn. Mi. Nu9snt call ia
upon MIN. Mr.. NuEsnt objected to losing his
Job. uni told Gen. Nsttlston that ne
n"thing In the matter without ecpsulting the
firm Of Plat and Hiscnck. Cen Nettlston. It
siv sa xS sn9 ssns The Ta.
Mr. Husent left Gen. Nsttlston and started
right out 10 hunt NJ Mr. Plat Mr. Plat WAS
in Newport. however. and will not return until
tQ.moEfoM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
A Women. Upper CA..s.r P-sre..A.

LONDON. Sept. 19.-The Times to-day pub
lishes despatch from its Melbourne corre-
spondent SAYING that Sir George Grey. sx-
Premier OF New Zealand. has made PROPOSE
ton. which will b. submitted to the House OF
Representatives. that . new upper Ghamher
that this new legislative body b com poAsd en-
tIrsly 81 women. and that II replace the present
upper Chamber.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
4 sTAEVIN0 EXHIBITION.
Jarswes Csmpietes His Fifty Dsys Cons.
you.picase Fast.

SarQNco Somplctee ntS tiny DsSs 0O-Hss
you.Picase Fast.
LONDON. Sept. l9.-Alexandre jacques. the
French faster at the Westminster Aquarium.
to-day completed fifty days fast. Jacques is
the Frenchman who. in September. 1890. upon
hearing OF SiRnor succi's arrangements to
fast forty Ave days. in New York city. issued
i rom 'H itsly: en''"N' 'AA' 'N"''
vi. Nsxandre Jacques. having been informed
asS.dsy last in New ! ork. do hereby challenge
fim once more to fast for eudut snee under
s shs hls,ant italian. Succi. Accept my chaI.
ienge al nd starvc with me OF be known forever
mvis NJ braRgart sailing under false eolors.
"ALExANDRE JACQuis."
Jacques was formerly u soldier IN tho French
army. and has given several fasting eXhisi-
iious In London and elsewhere
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
Where Yes,.rs.y's fire. Were.

A. h.-2Hs SO Cortlandt street John Jacoba $?S
SEQ 1855 Second avenue Betsch Bros. Sia, 800, as
Ninth avenue. william DAILY s3oo; +io. harzs Luhs
rock foot Of Dsy erect $500 lo.ol 2ss tl.r.,M
EN-.
M.-lth laA West Ninety uiath street. ChArlt.w
Hita say i:2Q ?ia Ririugton pfraet samns R",snthas
ne ans es ;UH .Gs e,Tth avsnue Irisrsls rss,sr
rant. sAi via ~ Orchard street Aaron Fees, fIo;
io:tt J. $50 1htrd avenue slight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
Congressman w,,ma. L. scott Dyiss.

NEWPORT. r. l., Sspt. l9.-ConRressmnn W.
L. SCOTS extreme prostration has visibly in
creased and his condition gives his friends the
greatest alarm,
Dr.. Pepusr Of Phiadelphia, and IF. Rankin
q his city are attending him. At oclock
this afternoon Dr.. Pepper went TO the rnttent
ami 81 near m!dnieht 10 had aot left him.
There has been no mom.,t WHOM the patient
has n OF boen conscious. and. though he suffers
crRl Impression that he cannot survive
twshty-four hours. Many eympaths.tc mes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
Runaway ON R,v.r.,s. Drive.

A team Of horses drawing a truck owned
and driven by Peter Muller OF 43 West Forty
third street became unmanaGeAble yesterday
afternoon on riverside Drive. near llsth
street. They ran into team mt Hath street.
lie niher borss reof on snd w.. sto,,.d NV
Nouptel Officer GnrmAn near Tooth strt o.,
nfflcer Gilbert l.. Howard was thrown from
70 stop The runaways. Muller escaped With
out ILjnFy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20

Disaer Ia he Cssaiaates At ths U.Io.
LeaGue.
The Union League Club will give dinner to
Mr.. Fassstt and his colleagues on the Rerub-
Hon. Chauncsy ". Dspew will preside.
Candidate Fassstv opens the Republican
2sth. From there he goes 10 oGdsnsbgrg.
where 10 speaks on the following day. The
Malone. Sept. 90; pongl kes pste, Oct. Lyons.
Oct2: Syracuse. Oct 5: Lockoort Oct g. and
Buffulo. Oct. 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20

BALTIMORE. Sept. l1.--Whsn the athletes
representing the Philadelphia Y. Nj. c. A. Club
arrived hero TO day to take part In the At
lantie Association games, they stopped ut
d owners Hotel for dinner, and after
room. hut when Morris, tho colorSd sprinter,
was about enter. Mr. Browner protested.
war Of words followed. Which ended IN tho
Imperial. whsrs all were accom- 10 odatei. the
colofed men tnking his place at the table with
his white brethren.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
La F,sndre ssats y Feb sessr.

LONDON. Sept. le.-Ths steamer La Flandre
Dutch. Capt. athmick. from Antwerp, Sept.
Is. for New York. collidsd with and sunk the
Start Point. In fhiok fog.
The steamer, was not dsmased. and pro-
csedSd. After having placed the schoonsrs
crew. whom she had rescued. In charge Of the
German Consul at Plymouth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
Henry Irving. son on the stage.

LONDON. Sept. l9.-Iienry Irvine's son
,o.nicbt made his debut at the Gar
rsk Ihsa.Es nsaeH hn in i1s bone,
M sympathstio audience but
hstthSr play nor sctor made 4 great impres-
sion. Mr. irving possesses his iatLSrs m ,i.
S.unciation suffered hom his extreme nerr-
ousness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
Threatening 10 Fay Their Fare.

PIrrsBuRoH. Sept ls.-At the Methodist
Episcopal Conference at Akron. o.. yesterday.
the Central TrAfhc Association was severely
scored for refusing to make q transportation
rate satisfactory to tho domtnies one irate
Clergyman preAented q resolution that hero.
after no clerical rates be asked for. but that
ministers pay their fare like men; This pro-
posAl for drastic fetaliation on the corpora
ttons was laid on the table
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
Dr., Dumeld VIII Not Ce~..

DETROIT. Sent. le.-Ths First Presbyterian
Church OF New York recently extended . call
to the Rev. Dr. Howard Duflleld OF the West.
minister Prssbytstian Church Of this city, his
salary to b 81. 900 q year. DR.. Duff1ojd do.
clded to-day to decline the offer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
Threw Her Children and Herself Into the
River.

SIOUX FALLS. s. D.. Sept. lo.-Mrs. Nepro-
sich. wife OF O contractor. went out on the
Great Northern bridge this afternoon with
her hoy. g years old. and baby. IL months, and
throwing them both into the river. than herseil
plunged in. The three were caught before
they sank. but only tho boy will live The
mother Was crAzed BY her husbands business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
MISSISSIPPI SENATORS.
The AIIaaes Men Showed Cnaer Despite
Their Imported Workera

Their Imported Worksra
JACKSON. Sept. 19.-The Democratic prima-
ries In this State to instruct candidates for the
l legislature on the Senatorial question are
over, and 1t is settled that George and Wal
thal will he their own successors. Sub. Treas
George. bringing Polk. Livingston. Willstts,
and Mcdowell hsre TO help Bark dale but y
George. as they call the senator. and hs has
showed Bark sdAle under.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
IT'S NEWS TO BELDEN.
The Ramor that Flatt and the Fresident
were TO O1er Him - Secr<tarysh'p

The Ramor that Fiat and the PresIdent
were TO ORer Hin - seeretarysh'p.
SYRACUSE. Sept l9.-The rumor that Con-
gresham James J. Belden hal been pressed
for portfolio In the Presidents Cabinet 10
received here In Syracuse among the friends
OF the Congressman with incrsdulity Con-
gresham Dslden 10 at his summer seat at
Frontenac. Thousand Islands. having gone
thlther after nominating Sheriff for Oman
daga county In oppositlnn to the designs Of bis
iactional opponents 10 the Republican party.
When seen at Erontenac to-day BY . news
D:ens II: ns: ss az ssd COZ
to discuss Sc proL.b!lity. 49,.
ia spstI.t!o toward the state sictst n:miestsa
q Rochester, not because Fsesett Is the candi.
S III 81: az g; /: .n aha ss' e:
oiaYsp. shI eo:SsossRP e ;ss e
Sss .h.: xsss III sss 2. e;
~ aSs. ia 3. Ia :S% s'sS EXP
@Ss Z: ssses sS s.s p ssae
g eaS: Y Hs
bers express entire ignolanes on the subject.
and are accommodating 70 the point Of do.
s1Rs e Stsq:' TRUE a: S s % :y:n s to
pointmsni has really been con .idsrrd. Liae
tion also. Il Ia probable Tint there Is no real
foundatlon for the rsnort. and that !. was
strained relations between Bslden aud the
present Rspub lican bosses In New York.
Remember the Words Fair.
The Roswell 7. Flower Association Of the
Second Assembly district has raised a large
transparency Mt az Cherry street. With tho
candidates. names and the motto:
Tom Flat beat us out Of the worlds Fair
Ills man Fasssu vii take back chair.
Cherry Hill on ueck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20

Eva Mann's city dtbnt As . member. Of q
burlesaus company II 10 he made ~ Miner .
Bowery Theatre q week from to-norruw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
DIED.

nENWlN.-ou Sept 40, 1901 Mary beloved wife
Of Meyer Bsrwin
funeral from her late reid .nce .aix Ia, A., No.,
day. Sept - atii An
f'T Other dtnh no'sss ser s,rtn,h Tuys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
RHEUMATISM
KIMBALL'S GERMAN
Anti.Rheumatic Rim

Is a SPEEDY All,
CERTAIN CURE pOI
RHEU M.ATISM ~,
ALL lYS FORMS
a ND ANY DIsi.ASI
WHERE A QUICK
ENlNG OF THE ,,R
CrLArIOS IL Nr
QIARiD. IT Is rui
q " l. \ a ENIIN,
RING .iOLD ~ TIT,
COCSrK y, .ANDliA,
RECEIVED MORT
THAN SEVEN T,IOt,,
SAND UNSOI.ItITrI
TIE - I'll " q MAIL.
r u u ~ Il T. Il SON,
WHO HAVE RrE>
S'G RED BY TT.
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f.: III 81 II
i.s 81 s @:; STA 70 nft H.:
I'm: .. en- could % '"' A'
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ni sle q sn foot 81
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pssas y
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"wiii you please send nae about twsntv.hys OF
.ble 70 wall b.ter and the past winter q.
TlsA. sad am now perfectly we'll"
4s. yr IT. 4s;s e Sa t"r'! S.1 n. .o::
II yeur Anti Rheumatic hingn without feeling any
rscninrnsndsd IL TO other. suffering from eHkUNA:
pain and disability which they had heretofore sihib
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stinats casss when All elss has failed.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
A School Bell Tower Threatens Destructiss
Public School in sherman avenue near
Franklin street. Jersey City. ia In q danger.

FranENn Str0ot, Jors6y CITY. fs 10 danR6f'
GUS condition. The bell tower is rotten and
likely to fall Director Phnestsn OF the Board
Of Education said yesterday afternoon: The
tower would fall II the bell should be r'lng
have had 1t examined By experts, md they all
say II 10 rotten and DANGEROUS. The Street
and Water Commissioners have refused to
S .s1 s IL: n'fSs ss, Is y
will amply to tho Board Of Finance for an an:
prop!tation. The drain pipes are In avery bad
the children"
A great manv people living In the neichbor;
hood VII not permit their children 10 attend