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New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

The Rev. H. s. Baker has been ordained ana IN
stalled pastor of the Memorial Baptist Church, al
Eichthave and Eighteentlst.
In order to extend its road from Fifth-ave' ano
Tbirty.sixth.s to Fort Hamilton, the Union Eevateo
Railroad Company proposes to grade and pave Imrly
eicbth-st from Fiftl-ave TO TiId ave-, as the Guy
authorities are slow about doing The WORK. III VIII
save the property about S2oo apiece 'io
company does this
The Montague Street Railroad Company has con-
cluded that it does not pay to run cars on sundays
The experiment tried one sunday ana tle gross
receipts were &c. 12o passengers being carried In inc
entire day.
Postmaster Collins says that all but four OIL tie
letters torn up by Joseph Newton, the leercairier
and Edward Davis the blacksmith, on Monday even
ing have been patched together and delivered 10 inc
persons addressed. No money was lost through the
mems action.
The display of Wechsler & Abralan's new ana COM
nlete stock Of goods from all quarters OF the gioDe
and all under one roof inspected by great crowd
Of BUYERS yesterday The furniture department. ue
library the carpets and rugs, the silks' 1urs' codS
bopnets. etc. are unusually attractive.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
A TALE OF CRUELTY AT SEA.
THE CAPTAIN AND FIRST NATE OF TIE 5A6INA"
UNDER ARREST.

THE CAPTAIN AND FIRST NATE OF TIE aAOINA"
UNDER ARREST
CAPTAIN Robert Kelley and First Mate j. W. Marnl.oh'
NJ The steamship saginaw, Of W. p Clyde d CO.'S Ie'
were before United states Commissioner Morie YESTERDAY
charged with assaultng Thomas Monaghan the seOoiu
cook ON September on the high seas. Inc cdPu'i
ros arrested at his home In Eighteenth-st YESTERDAY
morning and the mate the night before at Ere BASIN
Monaghan saws that he assaulted while tie s'ed
shin was ON the way from san Domingo. lie hed'u
semitic in the messroom and when he went Ill Ic S'"
tho steward knock down the first COOK an ou inai
named Robert Anderson. Monaghan picKed AhueIson
mn and the steward knocked him down again.
Tho captain came along and the steward 'oiu h,i'
,bat Anderson was drunk Monaghan protested 10 lne
captain against the abuse OF the old man ana was i
.elf knocked down by the captain. Tie mate aSo
strrcx him. ana after putting him in irons ufagseu nun
along the deck when he was bleeding so tha' e oou
not Sec The captain also kicked him In the ince WIN
,hc heel Of his boot The next day, he says the cap
tain told him that if he did not sign paper saying
that he wond rot make any complaint he Woulu De put
ashore and ne did sign the paper through 1ear
On crOssexamnation lie testified that Tic uiu no'
assault thc captain or mate, but allowed them 10 pun
him in irons without resistance. His face Is DAILY
scar1ed Further hearing was adJorned Ghul tou"N
Roth the captain and mate were admitted 10 Dali III
the sum Of $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
oRRIsoN NJ. BLUNT sTRANGLES HIMSELF.
THE SON OF FORMER CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
OF NETWORK TAKES HIS OWN LIFE.

ORRISON NJ. BLUNT STRANGLES HIMSELF.
rur SON OF A FORMER CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
OF NEw-YoRK TAKES HIS OWN LIFE.
orr,son NJ. Blunt. thirty-ave years old, ended his
life by hanging himself 10 the bedstead in his chamber
AT No sos Pacifc-st yesterday lie was the son OF
orrison IL Blunt who ran the Republican candidate
for Mayor Of New-lork against c. Godfrey uuhtle'
and was defeated about score Of years ago. mr.
Blunt was a mechanical engineer OF much ingenuity
His father maker Of nautical instruments III No"
York for many years, and Is now dead.
Tho son was employed inc last season to manage
tbe engine at the new Grand Hotel in the Ulster Cats
kills. at Pine Hill, and he went TO Brooklyn a3, "ecA
and secured board in the house OF MRS. Ne'ue ona"
le said he EXPECTED 10 get engagement for 1no VIII
ter at the Ponce dc Leon Hotel In ST. Augustine s'
and that he owned acre of land at Avon fsiA' :"
that state, where he proposed 70 spend MS oN, "e
lie went to NewNork on "Wednesday ana whoi H0 "a "a
fur1ed said that he had met two cousins wilom he i
not seen for ten years One Of them he sad Was '0"
nccted with an engineering Journal go, ,,.u,..
lie went out for stroll in the evening Win OnaIlo'
BanGeld a feow-boarder. and they drank t"o s~sso ~
OF beer and returned 10 the house at p III, n"" %
soon went 10 his room, and not seen again "1'0
1Ie did not appear ar breakfast, and after 'io "
field went 10 his room. Getting no answer, le 80.
Rev and opened the door and found Blunt appaieI'i
bneeling at the head Of the bed. Closer eA'N
showed that he was dead from straneuIauOh' nv ""
undressed, and had apparently risen HOiH ms - -, :.
,a,irpr Then he had taken towel ana VWisu"s ~
80 ,.,ro had tied H. about his neck. With a piece
ot capvas he had suspended the towel from the mead
board of the bed and, neeling, hal slowly
himself. .,4,orcb
No csuse for the self murder was disclosed Atousn
The act disclosed careful preparation, IL "ouiu n@'S
been easy for the suicide to have use" rope ,t o.
- a, bJs roor II ne had wished TO hang himself or
u, co,a have shot himself with the rifle or reVolVer
fonnd in his luggage. lie had lot Of cartridges %
sides the weapons On the table lay poetacaN, evi
DENLY written Wednesday night addressed 10 inc uoa
Manufacturing Company OF New-Hayen Simply say M
th,t a die or casting bullets had been iec9lNe@u @ a,
w@rsed All right The dead had F33 Oo III mobo3
In his papers the addresses NO o. Esjt pold
and So 90 Frankin-st New York. lie recelNeu eoio
medal from The American institute at one time lUi
miniature steam-yacht with working ehEuIb b ricbt
supposed that he became suddenly Insane III INV 4o
and arose and stTangled himself
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
WHAT THE CITY GOVERNMENT COSTS.
NEARLY TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS EXPENDED
LAST YEAR.

NEARLY TWENTY MILLION DOLLAkS EAPINDED
LAST YEAR.
The Board of Aldermen held meeting yesterday
afternoon for the first time since carly IN July. The
regular weekly sessions of the Board win be resumed
,rcek from Monday, All the members
princd for spcechmal1ng and there were several In
tercsting discussions.
Controller Jackson submitted his annual report,
showing receipts by the city for the year OF S19o%
e55 ID and disbursements OF S1s,46o.067 A. The
city owns property valued ut S25,135sl2 49, The
bonds issued In the last year amoUted 10 S43l1OOO
There were cancelled in the same period bonds to
the amount Of S6,43S,737 81.
A resolution was introduced by Alderman-at Large
Pickering Deml authorizing the city authorities to Is
spe water bonds under the resolution OF July J. 1882
at rate of interest not TO exceed per cent, the
bonds having been offered recently az cent with
out takers.
District Alderman Leech (Rep0 opposed this on the
ground The present sringcncy OF the money mar
ket which prevented the sale OF the bonds was only
temporary lie finally moved to refer the matter
10 the Committee on Laws After some debate the
amendment was defeated and the original resolution
adopted by a vote four The negative votes
were cast by the Republican members of the Board
Messrs Leech, Hess, Thomas and Wood.
District Alderman McGarry moved 10 set apart
81 900 from any uneXpended balance 10 the credit OF
the Civil Service Commission District Alderman
Coffey Demg condemned Civil Service methods as IA
sham and a farce rom top 70 bottom" He anathc-
mazed the former and the present chairman OF the
civil servite Commission, z. NJ. shepard and y. E.
Orr both Democrats The resolutions were hAally
adopted 10y vote OF seven to i've.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
,RGr1y5 FOR THE DEADLY TROLLEY.

URGING IgS USE FROM CONEY ISLAND TO FCLION
FERRY.
John Wlnslow, j. T. Marean and Marshall b. Driegs'
tl commissioners appointed by the supreme Court 70
determine whether or not the Coney lSlahd anu
Brooklyn Railroad Company should Oe aIo"eu
change its motive power from horses to the sns'e
o,r,ead trolley electric system in COney Islandave,
Fifteenth-st.. Nlnthave and Nnth-st met Yesterday
manning I'm the Supreme Court room. William ~
Dylman and Henry W. Slocum, jr., appeared for the
cor,panv In opposition Sidney V. Lowell and W. b.
Atlcn apDearcd for property owners and Assistant
corpo~,tion Counsel Salmon for the Park Commis-
sioners
Mr.. Lowell presented protest against any actloh
NJ the commission saving that MIR. Wlnsl0w ana Mr'
briggs were plejudced, and calling on them to resign
The ground Of objection is that Mr. Winslow aIgueu
in favor of the trolley system at the hearing on inc
application Of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company
and Mr. briggs is the president OF the WILLIAMSBURG
Fire Insurance Company, of which General slocum ana
mis- son are directors. Both commissioners said that
they were unpIcudted and refused TO entertain the
objection. Mr. Dyhman explained the wish to con
tnue the electric line from Concy Island 10 FuItoh
and Hamilton ferries. EX-COngTessInan John D wise
said that lie was formerly counsel for the splaGue
Motor and Electric Company and was at present counsel
for the Edison Company There were 104 out OF the
ESQ cities Of over 10000 people in the United states
where the trolley system was in operation. lie did
not think storage batteries success.
Charles j. H. Woodbury., an expert engineer OF
LYNN, Mass, described the working of the trolley
system in other cities. and held that there was no
danger of fire from its us3 ana no danger 10 ls Cap
tain Eugene Briton also described the workings oi
Tie system at length. Mr.. Lowell refused TO cross
examine the witnesses without time TO look into inc
ouestions lascd by the expert testimony, when, he
said, had been sprung upon nun. Inc commission
agreed to visit the proposed route on MODday aIter-
noon and continue TO lake testimony Oh TUESDAY morn
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
BASEBALL GAMES EAST AND WEST.

Boson Sent 24-Keefe's pitching had no bacK'huiDeI
qualities about IL to-day The Bostons made tiree oi
their five hits in the inning, and their suOSequeh
scoring was due to and bad judgment In the he
sborD field work by the home kept down the score
OF the Phladephias Stoyey signed with the BOstos 10
day for another season Attendance 1,5ol The score
Pss'op ISsiss .,IS,s g h)..:.5 :: Q 3 : u
Basehits-Bcston 5, Philadelphia s.. ErIors-DO,ton
. rnilsdelphla ., Pltchcrs-Nieho!s and Kceie I'm
piie-GaGney.
cleveland. Sept 24-The home team pretaly
PLAYED game Of ball to-day, BY oppoftune batting ana
daring laserLDDing. Crane pitched really "ohderu
game while he was in the box. stops by Latham ana
Virtue and general work Of McAler were the features
Attendance 1850. The score
cIsyGl39q S,,}1a,a, :::::: ..:::.: 81
l,asehts-Cleycland G. Cincinnati 9, Elfols-Cleyeland
3, Cincinnati D. Pitchers-YOung and Muilane Umpire
EEmslie
Chicago Sept 24-Pittsburg lost to-days through
Dsldwin's wiidness the last inning. The game was
called at end Of the seventh inning account Of
darkness The score
rnlsssS i4ts.S5,g ;..:::::.::...::. ::: 9 q
Basohits-Chcsgo II, Pitsburg s. Errors-Chie9go j.
ttmPireEMcorade.
baltimore, sept 24.-The Boston Association team
the game the Batnores to-day by timely batting in
the ninth inning Bamores Outbatted the visitors
but could get the right time The fielding was
good on both sides. Attendance 1.s2s The
fSiif%o,s nsi'Sa q. 49, @ 9 9 9 S--s
Basehlts-BostOn 10, Baltimore 16. Irrors-Boston l.
HalCmoro = Pitchers-AlcMahon, Buiinton and O'BrIen
Cmpire-Ferguson.
Philadelphia sept. 24.Thc Athletics defeated Washing
ton this afternoon, principally through Forenans Wild
work I'm the box Sanders hit hard in the fourth
and fifth innings, and oaly won his game by sman
margin. The
Ns!sfhs.as A'Slssffis :::.::::: 3 ID 9 9 G-S3
Ra,ohlts-AtlIctic 4. Washington ~ ErrorsmAthietc
lirc-hCrnI>.
Milwaukee, Sept 2i-The Milwaukee and Columbus
~
team won BY punching hits ia the second and fourth
innings. The
Milwaukee ...............~0 o
Observation-Disclosures 5, Columbus 6. Eriors-Milwaukcc
f. Columbus 5. pitchers-DWyer and Kncl. Umpire
MaBUney.
Ear Local Galnes Eaas u
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
For Local Games see Page 70.
WINNING 4 CHAMPIONSHIP 80 DEFAULT.

WINNING \ CHAMPIONSHIP - DEFAULT
The New.Jcrey Athletic Club baseball team returned
Detroit last night, winning the championship
Of the Amateur Athletic Union by The Detroit
amateurs play the Jerseymen and the Eastern
nine simply the Held each day and the umpire
gave the by default j. T.. Sullivan, the chair
man of the Amateur Athletic Cnion said last night Last
season about Detroit Athletic Club sent its
team Of champions to NewYork to pay for the
championship of the United States with the Eastern cham
pions-the New-Jersey Athletic Club. They aEd
were elod royalty, they testified TO the Detroit
porters OH their home This year the TITO
clubs were called upo for the hna
athletic baseball championship, and by
mcnt the New-Jerscy 70 Detroit, where they
were scheduled TO play the deciding Of games They
have returned without meeting their rivals the ball hed
or it might be said The social HELD In word they
were sent home without chance make dollar
the expense OF the trip.
rhe A. L. each yecr appoints committee on sehed-
ue with sole power dates for their various base.
hall clubs The championship Is divided sections
the East and the West Last and this the New
Jeroye Detoits championships Of their
respective districts and called upon play OF
anal honors customary when both clubs
agree let the clubs themselves
these dates This ycer tho clubs could not and
acting under authority 81 Section IL Of the haeba rules OF
the A. U this week the time for the series OF
games and named Detroit the place The NewJeseys
accordingly Detroit but the Detroits absolutely
fu.ed To play either Mondly TuedGy Wednesday giving
rs reason that Of their players could away
from business this spite the fact that the
ber Of Jersey left their business the East
whole week, and considerable personal expense
made the trip Detroit in obedience the command
Schedule Committee"
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

AZ sandv HnoS. hght' 81 eiouu''
tnty Is!aud-wind light. 3; clear.
rAuED

o,,ysrr-w,ua AZ saadr Hook nght s. cloudy.
AtCity Isand-wnd hight y; clear
CLEARED. ,.
- ,,,,,. ,.,,v fn,, Gora Briaool-James Arkel = co
Steamer Tlanberia tbr James Boster'an hagen Dem
Steamer Kong All (Nor. Petersen FredriK'h'''" ''
Fshes sesper oS Clyde Turks Island San Don
&C NeptnSo eBr, fraser Bay. Ja-1 Aerr
10 c,sn,ucro, Cotton Cienfuesos. &c-Jas WARD
steamer ornooo tBr) Garvin. Bermuda-A
seauer IAmrasa, Crowol Galveston-c MaaST' S # Van
sieamer Morgan City. Gardner. Ne"'ofie''hs WYNN
Steamer Roanoke. Huphers Norfolk and newport
reomer K,cnmond Jcnney. Point Vaola Domhi'
esUo, , - WIN wootU,ari Cnauce Bsltimore-H Foster
Steamer II NJ whitney. Halett Boston-h Snn,y BUR.
Ship Alexander Gibson HlbDaru Daiu"'''0
BARK Carmola utaD, Cacace. corunna-Funch HuS'
SAILED.
s.,mers Canada ana Nutneld London; Asyren, az
nrana eItht Normannia. HanDurgi kong Al
FrederkshaveB Alps, Trinidad Geo w Dyuo al-
tgenfnegos CienfncgCs; Ornoco. Bermuda lamPsS"'' W
ye.tnn Easnose Norfolk Rchmond, Vest Point Va
Ship Big BONANZA. ior Baltm0re'
Tark stilwatsr for Liverpool.
Also sailed. via long Island sound
Steamers Miranda. for Halifax; II VI whitney Bos'on'
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
1rvxppool sept 24-saed Tauric tBrh hooer''
i0c oTsEysIowY Sept 24-Arrved steamer Germanc 'bf
Cameron from New. YOrk her way TO Liverpool bonca
sailed. steamer Majestic OBJ Par'e- ir0n
ioT snt 2.Pas,ed steamers England Br Heeley
stsnger from New. York on way Otterdan ,-,co,
FAsTSlr Sept 2i-Passed. steamer Nomadlo 'b'' A'
from New. YORK on TO LiverpooI ..-,, ,car,
sCILLY. sept 2t-Passed steamer AnTusSI aSnnrS
HULL sept 23-saied, steamer Gaileo (Br, Magee' io
SHIEI sept 2i-Arrved steamer Crystal tBrs sauhAiu'
Sent SssSied steamer st Hubert (Br) for New.Yors
HiMsrRe Sept 23-Arrive6. steamer EggestOne Aoosy
OBI, NyVyan, nom Ne"-lorA
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
STILL MORE GOLD COMING BACK.

The movement of gold from Europe 10 the United
states is increasing. Yesterdays announcements OF
new shipments from abroad included 100000 con-
signed to Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., and F25OOOO
10 L. Won Hoffman d Co This makes -, G95 900 gold
now on the way from Europe. 1t also said
Yesterday that Lazard Freres had advices that about
81 100000 would be shipped to them tomorrow.
Foreign exchange houses say that the increase from
IL to per cent in the discount rate OF the Banls
Of England would not check the importation OF
gold here
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
r,1prr nons n1sArpEAR roGErnER.

The parents Of three boys, each sixteen years oo'
reported to the Fourth Precinct police last evening
that they had been missing from home for three 0ays
They are Lewis AccInley, son of the Rev ). IL
Acornley, of No. 60 Parltave, pastor OF the rafh
Avenue Primitive Methodist Church, Richard Williams
of NO. G5 CantOnst., ana William Russell Oh "Sr'0
ave near Canton-st. All three were learning the
irters, trade in the Primitive Methodist Publishing
House 1t is believed that they have gone 10 Chicdso
10 start in business for themselves.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

xNITTISG AND CROCRET. August 1S91-Sew
lust out; pamphlet form, 90 pnges. The hnndsomest
I'D bcst KNITTING and Crochet Extra ever issued by
TLo Trihuuc .s5 cents a copy. This issue is de- Eofed
To pattern, for lace, ladies, childrens and babies
anrmenrs hnssocl and cushion covers trimming cur
tnn bands bags, mnts. scHrfs. tidies handkerchies
etc. In addition there nrc repunhshed III ins "orh
mn re- of the charming "Home and society articles
from the sunday Tribune. delightful number.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT, Why American VII
Iores Differ in Prosperity" republication In small
panphlet form. of tho chnrriing article OF b' "'
Norhrop on thnt subject In The Tribune setting ort
rho co.t value TO n village of handsome appearance ana
sanitary the pleasure be derived by tue
Inhabitants from Improvement associations. ana tne
creat service any do Tor his native 'iii"se
8 cents n Copy s3 per 100 copies.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT oFNEwYoRK........T SEPT 20.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF FNEw.YoRK THU RsDAY. SEPT. "a 1891
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lahn tGer Helimers Bremen Se2t SonthAmp.
ton TO- with mdse and 10 Oelrichs Arrived
al the Bar at
Steamer Nederland Belg Thoh. Antwerp Sept 10 with
mdse aud Passengers 20 Peter Wright Sons Arrived the
Bar at b.4ham.
Burnley (Bri Hanslip Spain and Granada
days, with mdse ana passengers TO Geo chnstoL
al the Bar at go m.
Steamer Avo (iiri. Williams Jacme. Kingston. dc.
WIN ndse aud passigeTso Pim foIWood Co. Arrived at
the Bar at Ia ~.
Steamer NacOochee, Smith savannah 80
ami passengers 10 u / Walk-..
Steamer Ola DOMINION Coucn. c nond and Norfolk with
mdse ana ahsengcrs 10 OldDOmniOn o.
Steamer Gen whitney Bearse Bus'on. with mdse TO
DimOck
steainer Longuel fBrl. namon. Phafepha In barst
PeleI Wright d sonA.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
pETERs,s SHORTAGE SAID TO BE s2.377.

Harry Peters the young bOokkecper who was ar
rested two weeks ago charged with setting fire 10 the
premises OF his employers. Henry c. Harvey q Coz
uano frame manufactures in DupOntst was arraigned
before Justice Goetting yesterday another charge
of grand larceny. The complaint was made by Henry
C. Harney. Of the firm. who alleges IN Ms adavt that
aiscrennncy of az 377 13 has been discovered by
merits I'm his accounts. A plea OF not guilty was
entered and an adjournment of week was obtained
When the case OF arson was called. Mr. WeTnberg
submitted certificate TO the count bearing the sig
natures of Drs. O'Connell ard Metcahe, coanty
physicians. to the effect that Peters was evidently IN
sane. The certificate also says that two years ago
Che prisoner stabbed a man, for which he was not
punished owing TO his mental condition. II further
aeclares that Peters has had for long time hom
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
size swALLowED HER FArHER's CoLLAR Stud.

SIZE SWALLOWED HER FATHERS COLLAR STUD
TUovear-old Alice Greenwood. the daughter of the
Rev. George w. Greenwood, pastor Of the west Ehd
Baptist Church. in Forty seventlist near Thliu-ave
the little girl. who sunday night swallowed her
fathers collarstud and thought 10 be dangerously
Ill is recovering. She had the stud IN her NOUN
when her mother attempted to give her some menclhe
She WAS at once taken seriously III and it was believed
.ot +,c sind had lodged in the bronchus and would
nrove fatal bnt the physicians have concluded tlat
aid not and Strong hope OF her recovery is enter
fn
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

TWO ATTEMPTS TO BURN A TENEMENT-HoUsh'
Another attempt made yesterday AFTERNOON "
set fire TO the four-sory brick tenementho'se' oCou
pied by eight families, at No. IDS "a@r-sr 0o'"0
,ndrnr wood soaked in kerosene was found blnzing In
the cellar ON Wednecday evening and was put out DC
fore damage was done. Yesterday afternoon Jonh
Carney one Of the tenants, smeed fire and went 10 'e
cellar where he found that kerosene had been poured
upon the woodhouse of of the tenants ana II was
abIaze He put ont the fire and informed the poioe
Detectives set at work 10 find the incendiary.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
4 JrROR,S STRANGE MISTAKE.
From The Boston Herald.

IIOl IIU I5O'TVI IIIINIf'
one OF the strangcst incidents record occurred In
a Connecticut court room Thursday. \ m0u Was
on ria for his life. The jury came in with verdict
and when the clerk askel the foreman to render IT,
he responded "Cuilty.7 The prisoner. who eN
pectne a different result, dropped from his standing
position as II shot. Another juror pulled the fore
mans coat ejaculating: Good God, nor GpOI
which. the foreman. suddenly realizing his mistake
shouted "IIOld ON / mean not guilty - Thel
the case right, but We doubt II human record
furnish parallel a mistake strange made under
circumstances so solemn.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
HOME NEWS.
1c GOING ON TODAY.

Brool,vn Jockey Club races, Gravesend, 2:lo p M
LAYING of cornerstone Of First Baptist CHURCH. Se'en'
sixth-st. and Boulevard, p. m -
panid Transit Commissioners, No. % Winiam'st'' =
p. - -. On r-.s+ rrour,f
st., p IN. - ,, ,,,.,o,
German Republican Club, AAllld Assembly Di''ii'"
No. ,915 Thirdave., 6 D. m.
Music in Battery by eeth Regiment Bana p m
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
PUBLICATIONS
the NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.

TRIBUNE WAR sTORIEs-A second edition OF
,b entertaining collection of stories OF thriing hnu
excitinp adventure in the Civil War hns just been
i.uAd by The Tribune. and all orders can now be hed
nroup,y There 40 stories, nli written by Union
soldiers and nll actual participants IN ihe 'cehcs
rotcd Tyenty-fve were written in competition Tor
priye, Pamphlet form, - pages, % cents a copy
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

IOBNN
Sun 47 sots Sac Moon ll0 pm Neon. age %
wArER
A.M-sandy HOOK O2o GOV. IsaHi las Hell Glts 3ss
P.A-sandy Hook 05J iov. Isini l:57 Hell 0-gs $50
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
WOVEN pICYCLIsTs MEET.

The Ladies' cycling Club of NewYork held meet
inr al No. 3Os West Fifty-nnth-st YESTERDAY ster-
noon. six women cyclists Joined the organization,
which now contains nineteen members. IL was Sau
by prominent member OF the club tat It's nis' me-
,a " ~ he held for a few days to enable all the
members TO provide themselves with the cIuo uiillo'
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

"AMRRICAN MONEY, GOLD, SILVER AND CUR
ENCY."-rhc currency articles OF VIZ horf' "'a
Kindred matter reprinted from Big Issues OF an o
ycor" in chcap supplement sheet form for popular
di-ribuou TO 10 copies. cents each postage paid
100 copies. - cents freight TO be paid by purchaser
900 opics more, 81 per thousand iresh' 10 DC
paid by purchasers.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

TuR TRIBUNE JUBILEE. tho proceedings Mt the
.cc.ut celebration Of the JOth Anniversary of TINS
Founding OF The Tribune. including this speeches o"
Depcv Damn. Curtis Vic I<inley and Horr, the poem
by -tcdnan the list OF prominent guests ctc ETC. Id
handsome pm mpblet form. Ii ecntsa copy!
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

sTUDIEs IN REC-PROCITY. Letters of T. IT,.
iIlu,trated from the West Indies, Cuba, Mexico aud
Central America. A valuable aud entertaining
document. 100 Octave pages % cents copy