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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-08
TEN PAGES.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING,

Foreign-The new Chihan Government has been
officially recognized by the State Department ut
Washington. -=== The Trades-Union Congress was
opened at Newcastle and the International Agri-
cultural Congress at The Hague. - HE Aus
TRAN Army manoeuvres closed - General
Alil,hanon has been arrested in Afghanistan'
charged with being Russian spy - lhere Is
Great unrest in Samoa. s-== Mr.. Edmund Yates
writes of the world of London
Domestic.-Many delegates to the Republican
State Convention have reached Rochester; the
strength Of Collector Fassett a candidate for
Governor was surprising. - Labor Day was
observed generally throughout the country as q
holiday ==== In \ speech TO the workingmcn of
Troy Lieutenant-Governor Jones paid his com
pliments to Governor Hill and Mr. Flower -:
IL is said that Mr.. Westcott, recently elected
chairman oil the Maryland Republican Committee.
has decided TO retain the place, against the wish
of the candidate for Governor. 49, The brig
Tahiti arrived in California with a cargo Of
Gilbert Islanders. thought to be slaves.
City and Suburban.-Labor Day was celebrated
In the city and it's vicinity with parades and out
door sports - The New-YorlI baseball team
won game and lost one to the Cincinnati team
and Brooklyn did the same with Chicago. -
The Staten Island Athletic Club had successful
carnival Of sports. - The New-YOrk Yacht
Racing Association had its third annual regatta
- T. Z. II. Darlington defended the New
York Canoe Club International Cup from the
Canadian challenger. - Winners at Sheepshead
Bay: Galindo, Rosa H.. Racine. Demuth, Willie
L.. Riot Watterson. - gang Of boy burglars
was captured.
The Weather. for to-day: Fair and
warmer. Temperature yesterday: Highest, 10
degrees lowest, &C average 60 SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-08

Covernor.Senator Hill is reported TO nave oeen
depressed and gloomy before seeing richard croker
and Mavor Grant on Saturday, and to have been
Joyous and jubilant after his interview WIN 'het,
The precise nature and result OF this meeting couu
NOT fail 70 be of uncommon interest TO the Hon.
Roswell p Flower, who may or may noU nave
been meant when the chairman of the Iammany
General Committee referred the other evening,
without naming any names, to the candidate who
could sweep the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-08

A wealthy Democrat Of Dayton, ohio' Is irsn lr
enougb. according TO washington dspa'o"
printed in Sundays Tribune, to say thai appeal-
ances in Ohio indicate the election OF MSJol
Mckinley He is not the first Democrat III 'ne
state to perceive the legibe handwriting On lne
Iii INIT few of the members of his party possess
equal candor. They cannot long conceal IRON IRON
themselves. however, the fact that the opposition
% Covcrnor Campbell is strong, and that Major
WoEIirlev is engaged in winning fight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-08
OTHER THEATRES LAST NIGHT.

"a Fair Rebel lively and interesting war pay
which had a prosperous engagement a few weeks ago
at the Fourteenth street Theatre, was seen at tns
Columbus Theatre last night and will be continues
through the week. Il was we'll received as 1t has been
elsewhere Dr. Fill" reappearcd at the Grand Opera
House and amused q good audience. II Is precedei
by jerome X. Jerome's surset,' as when 1t was ss'
seen at the Garden Theatre last winter. James Il
Powers and his company presented the variety per-
Torrance called a farce comedy and Famed suaisHs
Tip at the Harlem Opera House.
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EIGHT BELLS AT THE UNION SQUARE

EIGHT BELLS AT TIE UNION sQUAkE
A farce comedy called Eight Bells began shoro
engagement at the Union square Theatre last night and
amused a large audience. IL has about the usual
characteristics Of its cass, which do not need removed
discussion here The important scenes are ut railway
station and steamship pier and on board a Channel
steamer The only object 10 promote laughter, and
this was accomplished. The most prominent members
OF the cast were the Byrne Brothers-John, JaEes'
Matthew and Andrew-who played from one to thrcs
parts each and duly appreciated In their efforts 70
amrse The Others OF the company were Percy Kings
Iey G. =. Herbert, George W. Kerr, f. A. Kerr, How
ord Powers TOM Browne, George Mortimer, J. d.
McCabe, K. A, Edwards, NJ. ID. johnson, PHILIP How How,
ord X W GREGORY, Miss Jessie NillaTs, Miss DOfs
HTanscombe Miss Edith HOyt, Miss Hortense DEAN
Mrs. Helene Byrne and d. +. Thomas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-08

A Boston minister is, so he says, seriously con-
sidering a call from church in London wnich
offers him only half large salary as he Is now
receiving. 1t is generally believed that under
such circumstances n clergyman finds the call so
feeble that he cannot possibly believe IL 10 DC
a call from Heaven. The Boston case must DC
the exception that IL popular provero DC true'
proves the rule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-08
xruxoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER loYl@ o

father Where is father' In the bathroom
Above a sound as of rushing waters ne may We
heard whistling 70 himself that aiter oil 'ne,s
rally is no place like home: Aner all maaH
YOU. Neither is there. AND for TINS snnu .,
discovery il may. after ALL De worth WINE ~
,,ndorco the annual pilgrimage and penance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-08

The reports Of an agreement between Kussi"
and the Sublime Porte are discredited Dy inc
renewed energy and haste OF the Turks In compie'-
ing the works required for the defence OF the
Russian frontier line in Asia Minor. The construc-
ton Of new fortresses commanding the dlher-
~ roads bv which the Russians could advance
mon Constantinople has been begun within the
last few weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-08
THEY LEARNED IT LONG AGO.
From The Springfield Union.


VIII the people over learn the truth that the kepuy
can party l. founded upon the right pf1beiPles' 90
that i'm tho MAN, although Il may make sllght tni.
takes It Is the only party that can be trusted " s s,
and ont of season 10 do what Is right ana OeS' t''
tho pcopci
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4 wARiIKE PARsoN.
: Boston News.

From The Boston News.
4 Kentucky minister had little misunderstann,int
with his congrc CATION. so he went into the puip.s
with pistol IN his hand. IL Is hardly necesSsg ,ry
state that there was very little sleeping uohe u"'
iho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-08
A CURE roR GOVERNOR CAMPBELL.

From The Ohio state JOurhaI'
Major Mckinley is making a speech every gay ~
continues 10 enjoy good health. But then ne
Speaking for pair OF healthy doctTtnes-the PRIV
tectiye tariff and an honest dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-08

Two escapes from the Jefferson Market Prison
within eight days are most disceditable record.
The worst Of it is that the second escape was
due simply to neglect to repair the aperture
made BY the first fugitive when he took French
leave. The warden blames one of the keepers,
who beyond doubt was careless but either the
warden or the Commissioners Of Charities are
10 blame for not repairing the severed bars at
once. So long as they remained untouched they
were simply an invitation to shrewd and daring
men 10 follow O'Hara's example.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-08

LITTLE CONSOLATION FOR MIR. CLENEbAND'
From The ST Louis Globe Democrat.
cc before Grover Cleveland IS again President OF 'he
United states This Is straight tip.
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REACHING HIS DESTINATION.

From The indianapolis Journal.
The American hog Is not a rapid traveller ou' ~
Is getting there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-08

Many of the delegates to the Republican State
Convention arrived in Rochester yesterday. and
according to our dispatches the merits OF the
various candidates for Governor were earnestly
-anvassed. What the convention will do can
not be clearly foreshadowed as yet. The most
striking feature Of the situation last night was
the strong mdercurrent of sentiment which
seemed to have set in in favor of placing Col
lector Fassett's name at the head of the ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-08

The weather was most propitOus Tor Labor
DAY. and the newest of the holidays was thor
oughly enjoyed by the thousands Of people who
sought relaxation and entertainment out OF
doors. II was a perfect early-autumn day, with
crisp and tonic air that was particularly en-
joyable after the moist and muggy season that
went before. The parade Of the Central Labor
Union was a fine success, but owing to dissen-
sions in the Federation there was not an i'm
posing turnout of the Socialist element. The
sports of the holiday were well attended and
the seaside resorts attracted large crowds. Labor
Day has quickly established itself in popular
favor, and undoubtedly has "come to stay"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-08

The Republican League of New-Jcrsey will
hold a convention in Trenton on October TO-
The object of the convention will, of course. be
10 aid in carrying the State for the Repub-
iieans. The leaders OF the League wisely see
their opportunity and are prepared to embrace
II. The value of Republican club organization
ha, been strikingly shown in the Empire State
and the Republicans, Of New-Jersey have not
been slow TO perceive the importance of Clubs
in all sections designed to stimulate and crys-
tallize party sentiment. The effort in New
Jersey this year will be to gain control Of both
branches of the Legislature. In this the Re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
I EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and
DpSbro--,.s follows:
a. H. FOR Slatington and intern diate points:
80 a. ~ for LYo1>, Eiuirt. Rochester Buffalo
and tho West Pott>lllc AID principal local points Chair
,..r Ivon, al Pullman SI~ptn-i0n Ridge.
% n ln for Maurh Chunk ard Intern cdiate points
II a m FOR H. and p. Junction and Intermediate points
Chrir car to Mauch Chunk.
H. ~. TO- Tunthannock and intermediate points Chair
can 10 TunkhannOck Connection u Reading and Harris
tVrC.
$40 n M for FlInira and principal intermediate points.
(hir car 70 WkesbarFc AID Pullman sleeper Suspension
j.Idgs. go . =.
40 D. m for Po'tsvile. Mauch Chunk and inerrnedi.
a'o D,n.s Chair % Mauch CHUNK.
40 D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg.
~ M t@r Geneva. Lyons. Elm!ra Rochester Buffalo
and me West pullman !eop per Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. =.
Trains leaving at a. - =. p. and 40
T. m connect for points in MahOnOy and Hazelton coal
7 SUNDAY TRAINS.
s:loa m for Mauch Chunk Hazeton and intermediate
POINTS AID IL a. H. for Shenandoah and intermediate
points. . o,,, ..-s,,. 49,.
H. m for Geneva. lyons Elmir1 Rochester Bulalo
and the Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
''N9 Camera, Eastern Office o3j Broadway
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RAILROADS.

Trains leave follows ,,., g..
1900 A. M."ChIcAGo VEsIIDULE LIMITED. duo
AT Chicago 40 a. M next day; Daily s,eep,
1850 Zoou.-soUTHwEsTEEN vEsTIBULE LIN.
1IED-Due Cincinnati 10 90, indianapolis IL III d. A''
A.50 I = H. %SV K M SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
at Detroit at . 10 a. n Chicago oO D. H. "'N'
600 p. M.-rAsT WESTERN EXPREss-Due Chicago
6.a5 BLY, O' MI.HmnAtDDIGR0 0S AND MoSTKLAL Tx
1850 2. n.-BUFFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
8,tJ p. M.-FAsT ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk.
PRLSS-pue Indianapolis IL 20 p. m. next u'y d.
FIsii SKI SCXEwbURGD, PoyGHkEEPsrE. RIIIN1GG-
CLIFF (KINGST AND HrDsON-t. ~ 100
tinIs $50 800 g. M 6 s'o ~ &c. r'ssn 5
D. H., for srriso1s west Po.4y y i5. III 10 a. NJ.
AlbA ~ 2sG5 80 80 10 S % + 10 "a 60 70 90
noon. 2 80 3 90 80 90 10 20 7 80 OBS y. H..
TRoY-f7a5. oIo 1000 no 80. III Is m,;c ~ 90
ur piqS9R 30 fQ ~ Is TO- 10 5oo 4ls9i 8
aim IL 100 noon. 80. G 90 80 9A1 D. H'' l. w
Notwithstanding, 10 90. 10 30 a; m; y 100 nOOn'
P 90 no 80 70 go 20 II 90 a6 90 noon 80
N1S& e g 2lE$ e. 1000 1880 m, 70 90
AD nGGd &C MouNff4SISSs' A&p MoNrREAL-'7A5
AJsJRS SE S AND q SsSsD 10 90
BERkSaIRE Hits ~ " VIZ z nj HARLEM DIVISION
tdr tckes and sats "a Sleeping Car, apply q. Grand
IaIE rag So Wet l25ths sn$ i2sth:t ststiSna TsT
Xs s'Y and re 5o fgs49 'nf sSs
Wescots EHgres calls for and cheens baggage from
daily except sunday SDay except Saturday.
Above trains cTeSt those having at 9Io 10 90 m'
and il o2 idalght stop at 2s,4 strs fa:yq9
0ene al Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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Hluslcal Jnsirrmculs.

NvATIIUS HTK PrANOS.-A Fine assortment OF our new
vi svlcS NJ Uurghts rosewpots ebon2ed t'c1s,an
walnut via carved ard Iror2e panels 90 tyes 70 select
from. all the fEast QUnty; eAsv payment s's m era
rentals, sn1Ipst sevcn octave Iprgh; made som" thor
Uchv roi second hands ~ and other makers ~
vcry low figures: tuning free and reduce cartag send
Tor handsome calendar 1870 -
MNTHVSHTK PIANO MIG co.,.
40 jth.aV,. two doors D low lithst.
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CENTRAL II. Il. OF NEW-JERSEY

FOOT or LlBEsTY-SI., NORTH RIVER.
Time 1abie De cmGer =, 1890.
80 o. ~. for Easton Msuch Chunk, wilkesbarre.
ns On
%ilkes6arre and scranton.
sS .. % n" ior EsstS ana Maush Chunk On Sundays.
Easeon aaTSn for EasiOh Maach CHUNK, wikesbarre
Sssns Tho"sA
wI ic0 J. daily for EastOn Mauch Chunk Reading
harss6p,e for Eason MSae5 c6ahs Readns' Hairs
burg WkesbsTre Scranton. TamaQua POttsvie. Shame
sSyy n. Tor Esstof Msush Chunk, Reading. Harris.
burg 90 m sqo of fs. e. aS sG & &sa:own
~ or iSeeS SSO 81 y 40 Vi ~ 80 $50
Long and points south g Point PGasant At
49, s osa n G as and ASSry Par2
90 0f 5 h(e 90 D. M SUNDAYS % a. NJ. 90 p. N.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 445, Sis a. L., 80 20. $40 p. m SUNDAYS.
500 a. m. parlOF Cars at,i 80. 20 sac p IL sun
'' For Tom: Barnesat PARK and BsraeGat 40
sag For h n city. Gineiand bidsson at LAS
O. H. T s0 p ~, Reach and seabright. at s15 IL is
Fom PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
90. *. TO- 90 100. $50 p M u 10 10 h,F9S
FL washpesen daily 90 i Is 80 Ss fs
seH snsar 50 s@3,1 Nab 80 0S Saads SS
SO 500 100 D. H. have connection for reading haf'
'ff% U1 sd iH;sy and Winamso Philadelphia -
a. n: 80 Buffet Par,or CT ,nidaT 9o 90 D. H.
Ttseis and PsrloCar can be presgFea At a. 6
@ Sss IHsh ss. IA l'P 2a, IL cOuitst
SEQ fd,oa % Broadway EIoOklyn call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence -----------
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. l.
TarR has been accomplished, and nctwf> Standing me
s1erc to believing tb1, ANYTHING could bat thst old SG.
Try I'D t,o a Tsy 81 s' oar aoSsa continuation
and all from The er a. London aSeS - ss :" the
hoiny-handeG operative and asant nanf'g iiSIoS
h1t i o ho re en .ecn in ta" line amusing in
trucye AID .tiy mG1 ss % th centre
Of the city OF London could scarcely seat One hSn on
"Scetdd two and onc-half millions; EaInum q ba.F
MAY TGthi1y gaSaa and iu' was most peaceful
ard rcndy conquest for n(er teoro Gu uS ol bo.
1f,lty than was extended to rs ~ tnc BRUSH PUBIC,
an Sad monIG in G nS priep ng ncSpapcrs IA Which
, ssd . the he sf@ sI d ta dao,
do but Lose haf Hil%m , 1'nI nav tsn acconnt
nor ny eqranlmy am anigl , to say tha' S Sg5
most -aneuinr expectations Were more ti ,b I'M time
cacd THE putaOn thcrc had Tor cn9yed n
s sqs a'e bs ANN cmcnt institution. We successfully
', Hayng the ons5aetc Of S ogT sno y,
abroad upon soil SnG T SSr63Sd upon return 70
our native lard for more important mateI. a,d the
Ps%s psP. 'nGT 3 ''i ':.'1 Go'
snaeTS q millions sc c, Fl neop aSd SSdrsh, hda
o eVT nv Suecessiye exh6toas and II Is tho griaG =
Ssclnaf years e. t9sf 4sEa S M
BAILEY sqgs 'rg nat other ia the ph @Te' that the
great institution oyer which have co Tdsdd SbT T n
suryivor and this wise provision for The peretuitg Of The
Greatest Show on Fa'th IL made binding upon the re-
spccye heirs assigns that IT IS an absolute ara
iInD.ra,ve condition Institution that has done 50
r,uch in the way ~ in-tructng and amusing P9Pie
should be continued 10Y all time and as far as possible
this has provided for. - T., -
Finally having done my beet I'm every way ior my
r,tron Of 1871 desire extend to th,m cordial greet
me especially tho children. who above ALL have been
nv long career - long can win their smiles and
nIoke their merry cheers long VIII De theirs ana the
''''O w. public'~ Ohed.oat servant.
PUTNENS TAYLOR BARSUM.
bridgeport, Conn, March II. 1891.
Admission. so 81 90. $3.50 and
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For thirty years have been an active member on m1
amusement profession having since the year $3.50 occnl
Paecd the hcrht Of my aabon as proprietor and ma
GER he excused from the charge % e2otsn ~
bfoueht me Of defects formerly EXISTING, have; since
sRs 10 ag' and esm to have ectd such
perm anon rc?rm. and t" h2Nc inagrnrn%i Gch new
recognition from BON the clergy and the public s'nrr
aly and 10 have done moro T. crtat" aud puri; the
continue that policy.
refined &ay nd TsG a@d gl1 70 'GiG?s ons
a." slightest feature. inside Of II nor near IT, could offend
the most fastidrus parent or guardian.
Bong enthusiast in my profession ard having TaGe
n the n nG s , G nv elevate AN "i,ua pss o should
occupy-"ln The front rank" with other big honorable
In II, pon'i1e position Of manager St hi; as
r. L,a non u I Pd GSo nv o %sg hna
md 70 fther our ax.d policy Of continually enhancing
is atta lions to The md lat may wI.h ench succeeding
it ha. achieved home and abroad. Actions words
remark straodnary and continued success
during our recent London season was not altogether due to
If f B5 as "G1d Ga "g gc IA, su aMsG
INV J Ra s aid safety Of its audiences are
That - Is exceptionally great IN character in slze
aPG an S nE aus .cl o sfS calculated to offend
That gneSnd 3D.. nd; and chl, s can visit It WITH
shed custom for them to do and they as,ncJly
do everywhere.
That It's employees prisons 81 approved character
required 20 deal coueously and fairly With all. answer
all proIar questions utngsnv and politely; both
afternoon and night rormances are Invariably equally
pee "egant anf ,a-ia"or and each and every feature
and act thereof /, Pc-eut,d exactly according the
printed official programme; that Il IL truthful moral.
instructive hono'-bIy conducted honestly advertised
take the greatest pride IN these chafnctefi,tics and
pleasure IN nait!nng Them. and tho discipline conducive
10 oder comfort aud thc perfect satisfaction Of all
patrons.
Very respectfully,
J. A. BAILEY.
New.Yorh, March 10. 1891.
50 90 According q lneaflnn q AZ
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nELAW ARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD D.

WESTERN HA LhtAD
Shortest Line. Nc,iihulcd Pullman Coaches
A. n.-IuiiaIo and Osw"go Expos. Ma Paterson for
water G2p Stioud>hurg. scranton. Bihehamon, Owego
ith,ca WAyriv. Emr1. Corning, Bath, Danylle sher.
Greene Oxford NOlwch Cortland syracuse nltoh and IN
t.fmediac station. ScIa ton With trains for
Itts,on WNo.harre. Danville. and Northumberland a;
IuTalo VITA trains for the Wet
20 = r.-Bnehsmton Mail, Via Boontcn.
p. m-Bncl anton and T. mira ENpl's Tor water Gap.
Stroud burg Scranton OwecO. Wavgy " connects "a;
scranton FOR Pttston, Kingston and Wiikes-
10 D. m-scranton, wlkcsbarre and Plymouth Ex.
30 d. H. fdaly3-Bui!slo Limited Express Via Paer.
son for StrouGsbgrg. Scranton, B'gtioI O"rgo, va
Mofris &c. arr wing IN Buffalo AZ 80 a N.
d. H. tdaily Buffalo Utica ana O>WrLo ENprcss, Tor
o;roudsburg, scranton BinghamtoH TGTInnd SyfSSGe
Connects WITH trains for the West
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. J.. G: X
w IA r. r. t.. Co.. Lessee.-Tr1lns leave West i2d-st
station lSow-Yok ows and 20 EAItes earle from
the foot CT Jayst; isSo' iI I
and Chicago 10 70 A. m p 40 Z; 10 IL "a G M
- i5 p H. BunLq, T;oehester n5o4 Bridge Mag
"a rails, Utica and Syracuse 8 49, 10 - f. ~ ~ 10
n 80 IL, slOI5 ali 80 n - 90 $ = and
@S!i5 o. H. Caiskin and Alb2ny. $50, = rs. 'ioi5
49, Tofnwall Newhufg. 3 80, = ~, - 40 -.
45 all 81 81 10, 81 90 ;@p; . 10 - % 80
= * nm Ter1nt sepac ca ior Buzz Nilg,rI falis'
petioit CHICAGO and u. Louis on al mr,rgh a,a':
Leave BIooklyn. va Ro9sl{n amy aI9;" oo a. H.
90 p B. m nn PIT Div Sxccpt saardiy. N Other
FRA 10 Gsiiy except SUNDAY 10y ucl,ct TINE table pr:
10 and i,epIy "a rs Fulton
N oe - loot of rrlt,nst; su-Y0rk C!.vl 3G,. .,
nnt.a. .s E,Tr ~ PIX ~ r =. p aad
rs as en- er' Agent ysndsrblt.ave He~Yort
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~ ENVY yoDx ONTARIO AND WESTERN

N EW-YORk, ONTARIO AND w E o. ,o a".,
twenty MINUTES earlier foot OF S3 ncds
O.weso Chicago 80 % fOr Sap 1br ", MdeiesowS Lib.
erty Waton ONEIDA. Central square Os"epV nsy At
EiaSsro Falls Detroit Cnieseo ~ cSo,s tables S2y
Hs@aWsY j. e. ANDERSON. General Passenger Assns
~ Exchange Place. N. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
miscellaneous

&C BUTTER-5c.-By late scientific dscovcry nule
, can ~ malo for los than :, cents n pound
1t Is not an ocomarCarine or an ARTIFICIAL but pure
genuine butter mad" from ihe pure eleneItS 81 Ds.er
Contains no Injurious Ingredients cannot be slngshu
from the best creamery butter. Any one can make ~
Agents make from $40 go dav selling the material
or aking butter for sale For further irforna,iol ,>nI
for circulars Address PLANET MAN FAOACh Mn"
CO. Wlrhita Kansas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15

rVHE BOOK or oPEH.AIR SPORTS, octave SyV pa, 81,
ii1ustrat.d TIE standard authority OF American on.ii'
a'p Rules sailing. swimming o'ii pa,
Ing shooting hor-obaek rd'pg, &c: &C.: ~ fu!i
eyer. Published by The Trih!n NeW-Ncra i>i-e1''''
isE ana uniyeI sally con p!irnanted BY tue press
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Ocean Steamers.

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80 With Central RaIo,d OF GeoEIS ard ssvan
n1h0o hlp,uA FI0RTDN SOUTH CAKoLlNA. ALA.
ntot.Hll roI'fSiANN TnSrspasssd accommo OF stl0ns.
~ 49, ,anic ,hotr For freight and passage apply TO
ffst, c,ns ,S"cuaGrN w II RiErT. Gen. Ags-
y ~. y 70 ,nd ~ R,y Savannah Fast Lac.
"@s~ a. 81; n r;;-ood1ay SIT Broadway.
co. wLTEER Ocean steamship Co.
10 L. New Pier 81, North River.