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New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
yrSrCHFsTER COUNTY.

NurTE PIAINS-The Democratic COzlty COMMIT
tee net hee yesterday, and astez eeciiAs George D.
sauafo-d Of PoeksSin. ehasma1; Wiila1n Ryan oi
Jao.cn<-.r v1ce-clsairnsaa. and George Appel % Nj
veDou <esresarv il was decided 70 Aol1 Ire eo0lIy
e,nv-xt!on al Iassye.1e Hall on Oeiooer - 4as
s4-a,e p.noors,ts COnveatoo was called BY NJ J..
usuo, Chairman Of the lsS1 oo1veatsa 70 oe he'd -
- srs.rs HoEls> Nysck. On octos~z : LIE &c
Asschsy District Republican Co1se2Il q q Nesl<-r1
Ter C.surty 70 nominate csuclosie l9t AeiloST q
Asseublv has heya cailsc u ee led II EorA.s HAL
O. saturday, OctoteF 10
NOy-NT yFRNoN.-The County Co1ve1ts12 OF TIE
y-oTasu,s Christian upe-xEce Union oI--se1 n vi
isrd Hall yesre-day TIE convention Vas oS.le1 -
Orss- hy Mrs. BaiCA. president 0. ne NSa-C S.4eA
~ rhe afternoon seSSsJn tae s--i9i ieIcelts Oi &c
iscal BRANCHES Fssf thcr Fcp3tts- ate- VAeA t1cEe
" a " & 7. T. Eo1od Table, q t4l-crcl's ho4f
snd : Node NOIherS' NccisLE- IAe oollqs-t4
VhicA hsss supplied Iae tow VITA WSieE sllee 1ooo
s aetvely elgaSad L p1sb!ng tie To-A TAcA y 2s
I'D shOi.k - doDs - secure s-Ele@eN sAPp-s 81
49, isrge fore q EorzI1el i eLlps0feo llAe4
fr,s-0ye-1erss a. HusueC0t Ike IEo q IL 80
re@ wells a~e completed &uG TIE ct-re1 y -
r. finished IN about ten days u : c1e = I2css
,xsrt a. Trustee Howladis , rSsiei eofss tasa 80
i-,urr veroerts az being Is1e. blt ElUI Ntlt ~e
TrsStea sra ;lse rezalts proved So st4ctoTg ne A
,svfTs vSIu no. Fss1 SatIsfsd- he c<inl Las i-
so-rDsnd tor r~1ncis Il FsteS - co4sGrness = pa
S.--f szi-f The Trshane recommeDocc f1oTe ttAs1
49, 40 rat a dsEsar6 ) - K 11ace "a tne baA
anon he town kyGE4-ss san be roc0clc - le4S4
ccnr-
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
Mr. BECKER NOT SULLES AND sURLY.-
TRE Ex-MAYoR OF BUFFALO WILL sUPPoRT IHE
wEoLE REPCBucAN sTATE TICKET.

TEE EX-MAYO8 OF BUFFALO WILL SUPPORT III
WHOLE REPCBuCAS STATE TICKET.
Buffalo. sept - tsPecs2U- De-DSc-zt5, rew<Pspe-S
sud oaso-s enctsvoEfnS 70 stimulate TIE o91-z
q TIE supporters Of The Tans1y Han ttket y v11a
descriptions Of What they plcasea 70 tern tie
disa1scio1 81 his city anOCg tAe fHeods Ena fol
IoVers q ex-Xsyor Plp Iecker. because hs did 10
g.s the Republican nomination tor Gove-oO-. II there
Is 10 more disSasisacon among ReEbEtscs elsewhere
vita TIE ticket fNOa to7 20 b5to1. thzn ters g n
Ere COzsry. NJ. FzSsc19 and lis asso-.sios o. the
tcEet Viu receive Iss wee q ever Republican II
tie state. Philip Becker : Dct uan u deserT fh4
Republican party merely becarse ooaventioa before
which nc vas ca1dj3a-e cid Dot 1ol.uste lin. He
Viu vote foF J. slo2i E2Ssett s1d evtEy Republican
eaodt.aie Il he is alive q SOrelnAG 3
~. Becker WAS found tsis S,1srDooa in hls ofsoe
h haia-ss. b. T-Rune correspondent The ex-
Mayor was In a. excellent hunoos and II reply 70 e
question - hs position resa-cing ii. RepahEeaa
STATE tscEe1 he said i Repurroza God e I an
anv4 o. slec5oa Cay viii Noie foS Ih> entire Dc
pHhLezn rcEct.-
NJ. Beesr las bsca asked 10 psesiae al TIE ro-se-
mas meeting vAich vi. = led hecs O. Oolnssr
:. Ehe1 the Republican tsTdiasre to- GOTern1T ws1h
other lezdtrS Eep1IhLcan Uill speak. Nr. BccAe<
wi Fsuoao.y scceIe The i-v4tat0C.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
ry1oy EreRIsoyEEs OF VAR
ANNUAL MEEIIxG OF THE NORTHERN NES-
yEIsET ASSOCIATION.

ANNUAL NxEIISS OF THE NORTHERN SET-
yEEsET ASSOCIATION.
,,o.v,ssovrn- y J. sept - (speeai.--TAs No-1he-a
g., r,esv r-rtor er PTssoaes q War Assodstl9n hslc
g. annusi meeting here today Al ihe Coart House
s-,,-r ,Ae ze--knova members q tie orSznizsfo71
r--Sest were General HAYS. of Gen Kcre OeneF@4 >
wsalsss DrsSe. a Elizabeth; Captain : n LoHs- q
F.xt s.8-e: the p-eSeE3 q tAe Nsssons Assoeaisc-
C.-s.yn Van Bla-con. OF Newton; ssrseari-N@s's
-. =, r,ri.v--oa. Colorel z sill of Newark; Csp
- Asse-sen ot BurInrtoa. sn3 Lieutenant Pelo1Aei
~ P,,,,u1rc Al 10 ;45 c'clock General Hays, FreS
c.. q ~ sss,ciaio1, called the Eesu.s 70 c'oer
Thrice. appliciaiocs for ez6ershp Ec1e seeepteo
tn. rnassifuiios ADD bylaws -rre slightly A1ended
s7d mon recommendation. TIE words N0T1,acA -e~-
Jr-s~vs jn TIE ute wee changed 20 ~NeE-'ersey.
r4Ripr TIE ass.csagon state o-SsuiEzfon Instead o.
..r-so,,.l ~. pe1cates 70 tie next NS:is3sl con
ysnfSen % be heia cBrirg fhe Grand Ar-y e1caInf
r-en, nt Washington, were appointed As fooo~s; On
res sJI. Majar Rihcr. Captain AcE-rss1 LieaisIsh'
Fe3ouhet ard CoTzrSdss shaw aad Hopkins. Ihe nest
,rr wns t,en Ssj Orcd 10 allow the members 20 par
tase q luneAe0a provided 81 tie L3oaes' IoyA
ISASae a. tsse rooms Ct Torbes Posi- n WssAng1als
AR dinner species ma1e oy Dr. Faerso2. con-
r.pse- f r,,e local pest Celonel Sill IRE 8cT. NJ
saerman Genera Drake, Captain Van blsrSo-n Ana
Major R-ker
re business meeting being called 70 o-aes again.
eecers were olecte6 a. follows fos the coming year
President Genssal HAYS; v.ce-pTesiotnt General
I,rahe treasarer 5. y LO1g; secstsry, M Relc1bei
crrrspou1re sccsstsry SAsor Eiker: chaplain ocone
-. corn.ases Doty q Mo--s,own. and Crawford &
vou4csAr we're ado - toe executive col.stse. Il
vss aecidad to hos Tie next N-uCsi meeting al IFen
tsa- A committee Nas 1pp@nleS y If1s-i 4 - -
sarsro9 Colonel 81 was e-ected orator res'o-H-
Ion Ess adopted instraetne a. exE-sners % iDq1et
,-,s Iss s@S . sose- - Wzs al Tie Rev Nr sll.-Ar
s made shs9sAa. Coloaei s.il rrssnsus TIE ooe-
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
OFFICERS OF ZEE UyuInAx coyFFsxcE

Saratoga sept o4.-The Devotional exer+ses II the
Unitarian National Conference we're conducted tins
r,o-rio= by the Rev. :. II. Gimp. oi Brodkyn- In
tAe absence ot the yros6aIt 'Ito-Se william Curtis
Dc-rn.u T. Fss.ou presided After tAse Fesdlng of q
favorable rryoi from the COMMITTEES TIE endowment
os ~ Mos1ville The0iogtrsl Schooi the Rev. L. y
E-yuu ths chairman. reei tc rypovt Of the Liturycl
Committee II ntvoca,es thr accSp-snoe q toc
Liturgy prepared by ie America Uniiar1sn Assoeia
5on as . oonvesNut ard proper form Of oonduottns
religious services N Up-z/An churches, and rcoosn-
aecs tszt Il be ls-t 81 tie seve-l chafches
not as they nav choose. A disonssS0a tJilJrcz IN
which there Was buf lntle diversity q thOagAs ex-
pTessec. Al painting 20 The w&nt Of nzrgy.
paper On The Work in Japan was Rad by TIE
Rev A II. Knapp. Unitarian rniSaosaFy. vAo beneves
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
ORANGE


IWV LE-F I~I1H11 -
A ellison crcur-ed 81 the c-osstre q lns p1f--
s-A A. ,hr Ers. Railroad and tAe E0stelsir bsascA
A. she pelsxzre. LaekzvzrDa sze Western hAlHO~-
a. 50 Yesterday z1o-aing- TIE early Ses1eS'Ato i~s
sarr train On TIE E-ie rcd TcscAet TIE e-cslnS an
s,o,p-a. IS customary The s=nAss al re esoSs
M were set TO .1ve The right Of Usy 70 TIE Jan
On tie Ere ard TIE ersnee- siArSec @h7Sa 145
nan consisted % ezlinstioA ear sid Al ordil@fy
s.x es.sA J-St a tae snS-uee- rs&chse re esoss-
M lcal fresht train cashed TITO tie IF741 at tne
yte a ta7euty mikes AZ ksaf. Ths e1sne sirc& tee
ooubs.sson car sqasrely in sAe ui14le ne-1I e1t
~ Two auc fArSz i ron tie tracE 1-s-A> L.se -
49, ~ -. ss-sl sfEtso Wrcr king the lsJtH- al
furrfns TIE two ssEnSl-aeD- Prank KNAPP al &C.
vIiS4a In the ranS. Neither Tes seSlJlSy IT..
Tlss cent cSnsed by tle t1.cA 1cS. A1S'e -
- I'd - b,o.set I'll --..rly Io.l
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
AeArysr EIEvATre 1RAcEs " CHICAGO.

AGAINST ELEvATISG TRACES ~ CHICAGO
CHICAGO, SGT o4-Tbe CITY Colodl's oo-11itieo OF
s-zeets act alleys Est evening Listened % 2rSuHieis
= opposition 20 the p-cP1se1 elevaiioo q Tzi7oed
tses witALa TIE CT limits, = e1cTt 70 Go swSy
With TIE -as-y casualties s-c-nflrs rqc1 See cross
i-cs. Ge-ersl-COcn=el Go14y, ot Tie clacsSo and
Northwestern. p7ez-ted e-abote sta;e1-A1i q ne
position takea by Is r1s3- lie sid tie II SIit1ds
of II. proYose1 =1Fk I'D its Sr-eota-t e1Fus- ~as
- grsa5 thzt II oOd never = nS--.et o. Tie cy
e-ueers rrpC-1 showed tat tkec- AZ 100 zes oi
t-zcks within TIE e1y limits Tie estE1sted cost q
one Ile Q, fol-t-Sck elevste1 structure. NJ Go-1y
sid was S1e3. 81 Ilis vo-E make re total cost
sassI 20 without t1cl1ding 1yt1.lg for lr1e1ns
PASSENGER stations fei-h1-houses ard 0tAe- rilros1
s-uctu-es Up 70 the ISks, any esste O. The cost
q s6spt1g the buildings % p-srtcal use u1de- tie
changed o0ldiuo-s- Ihe sln = e3Jocp0.opO void
not cOve- Il an II. Go-ty declared teai railrcsd
oooh Obtain tbe necessary fun1s, nor give required
security IN zl,A Improvements TAXING tse North
vesterL l1lhs-e within tie cry limits 2l0ne. he esd
uated t,la- TIE cost % that company vO1d RAJ
Oco 900 O. 100000 -ors tHsl tie e-trs cap
lI4l s-ocE ot --e rcd
Two . ftree large manufacturers sr-Fes-e1 be1-g>
tie COMMITTEES asserted t1e eleVsT1S- q iEe
t-scEs vO-l1 compel TIM 70 IJFe I'm he c--y o.
sc the.- business rGined-
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
2E--I~ TIE WEATHER EgP0kL
WHAT rUAr com WAVE Ayouyrs

WHAT THAT COLD WAVE AMOUNTS 70
W-ssk-gtoa- D c Ssgs- ss.-Clesr rss.he- eo1zsses
trsE xssissp5s Ys-Iey eSssss-e % s AEzass co&
All e,o1csess prevails sroz tae wo<s Gzf Cost 7s-
vsr1 - &rEeSota- via locz shovs-S- Tss osol vsss
txpe1es the SOP o. - Sccky kSuot-1ns
snc from TexA- Eo-t4 Es NinnesoA. vhar. tae tszD
perztu-s Ass fallen fz 10 degrees = esSre-> II
VsrDf n TIE lzke rsraaS he OAjs VS1eT. add tbe
trsiurs Is slsaE Ro-tA-- BoeEy Nyvnsssa stasocs
thence sesther VII prerzl
t-tsy aa= SA1gresy ss1e-sLy ta-oGrneEi IL Seoss&
viii Ehawrrs ccnSFH. Xrs>. rZ1
Valsey IL vi = szza>r "A tse exrrre Sorts "a
81 Ro-e-- Mountain stations. Gelerser 6ezr wea-18
WI cosf4ure f-ssaF, v1th nlSh
tsHp~Tzsur-> Eae Pr0,2bs thsE f VII oe s-SASy
opoltr "a Sst--esy.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
FORECAST UNTIL sPx. FRIDAY.

70. CsltFsi sae N0-then Nsy-EnR.zn1- eies-; vs-Da
rF.eET: slightly co1,ef !, EsssseA1ses.s SATURDAY
Fo- Rhose Is.n6 AID Connecticut clear soufAwes--rsy
vln1s sllE.t chszses n tsuYsrstgre.
Ttr E2sssra Sew-TO-k varEBei sea- soucs.-sy v1aez
Friday slightly oocier SzsEr1sy.
Fos NeE-JerseT. Gear; sSsEAs-y winds: warner n ~
northern p@-t. sstonarT tTP~rzfGre IN the soften
Fer Esst--n Pcnnsviv&niA, elcar.
Tor Delaware ard Maryisn6. s,irh,y ssr-e.: clear -
cav. eocjsg Ssturcsy-
20. Virginia. .le Carulin.s s1d 6e5rsIs. fzt,.
For EAsteEn FloEi6z. iisAE local shoEe-z
Fcr Weste-z FJo-ids soc Aiatz-as 2eaersliy t,s-
Fcr Mississippi. 1zir eOoles no-fhern rz-<-
For LezkiAaa Es<ssrn Tex.s AID Arfss-zs. local shss>
Is eoacF IN Arkansas Frscsy aa6 SATURDAY.
For Tennessee ard Keot1cEy gtDersiy far; eoossr
t. we~-s-n r&rL
Fer wes:sr1 New-To-f wesseTn Pcaasyirazs wss
VirClris and chio eleaT. cOoi1r Szt1rc1y.
Fer Indiana ard Lover Nifl issn cesf cooff - 1s11
FOs Cgyer MichiCaA and Nsc0asin, ocoleT; fz--
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
We. HIDEErH WILL yur RErrnx 10 11raNY

asssnblymAa D. Mo-saa Hil3r~th IT, q TIE XXIsi
District declines rru5z-lnai5a 70 ths LsSlsls H.
sir. IAlccth TIE Cnly Reguhlcaa eectss from Ls
city % tie Asssbly Is year, bE he has Informed
hs trends thzt he ec-s Lot desire - serve s1sier
term. lie proved = most sooeptoale representative
s1a his refusal 70 return 70 AIay c5es solely tr5m
kis oEa v0litiol- several names ot XXIs7 Dls--scf
Eep1bHc2nS kaye been Eeuron1d 70 suec@ed Nr
Ei6refa. among t1ez1 Ca-ies Hess. John Proctor
ClsrEe. E-ZeSt "a Han sl9 = Ll1az Los-y.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
HnRnkEN-

Frank Bernetta, an Italian wbo ives n New 1o'A-
was found hy Policeman Teuea OF The roof q 'eDe
uneat-hoase in NAdison-st OF Wednesday night ne
hsa led to tia; place sex refuge ron sooa' -Vo
eurz-ed Italians. A gang o. grower SOrAels
hsa asked Aim for some beer money Ehlch besl1''~
r-sused 10 give them. The gang IN revenge toe seS-
.-i Ir.iisss thai Hs-rlefsa El1 apper a2o Id
Ssr-r1s-.,i 70 sltncf child. Ths Italians gave cL-as
=, 49, -srn--vu-su who Ted into tenement -sot.sc
80 - ssa-.s 81 p.-suers s0cght the roo-. he vas
1aS,r into cusrfty and Eve men known - tne POKE
s1--aphasred that lie EdnSppST. le@scn1H9
yo-i-- none AZ TIE five ulcl appeared aid Recorcel
rcDoaOcgh discharged 1-n.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
10 Re COUNSEL FOR THE COMMISSION.

10 IE NDINcEL IDa AHAs C---~-~-'--~-''
Y -ss announced yesterday tat simon ster3e nad
,s,r:es 20 act - counsel fo- the Interstate CoUeoe
Co-ufssoa n ihe oass Theh IS 20 come before Tie
T--ita states Courts a. PalEdepla- against tie Le
~ VALLEY Railroad. TAe CoC1ndsssO1 gave a de-
sssa- a-ter ioos delay II complaint q dtcEiiiA-
;ga fled sEainst ne LeAgh Valley by Coxe Bros 3
r, raj miners TEs decision was n favor o.
covA r-os 4 Co snS required s rednelon n tolls oy
,hA -sr-ash COMPANY. Tie company Tetused - obey
tl,e oder AID I'll Contest The sco1 bco1gAt II the
retel Ceur-issou o. the ground tlt tie art c-eatins
ilp4 interstate Commerce CoHn2iss-oa II Unco-slt--
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

tbs afternoon. Among these vas one 70 E-iSaleeF
R.--- AZ pesrs: one 20 President BeEck7sDs tE
r,--Sfrr10ns J. " salnelS Chl1 Ct tie Hcrf-calS1ra
beya-tnent Columbian ExPositio2. Rad fora -
hSa--- IN -vftsOn fo- rh@ socety % bod is next meet
inC tn Chicago snd aade1 tast vhonever the soelet1
r,f-Sr seiect --uald bs PLACED 81 tie hesd of tae
rssToloSczl b--raa At this suggestion committees
= co(-..- Win TIE Fair mana cement E2s appE1ted
f-v1-STi0rs we're also received from >an ETanciso"
So TSooEns The ChicarO iuvItSt3Oa vii oOLbIess
he acoepted IN tie nloTllos
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
RESOLVING 70 RESTORE FREIGHT RATES.

TIE T--I-E Line executive committee ycsier1ay c-s-
eCss tie condition q oaslaoGna frsleAi rates. Coa-
pla2Lts q cutting have been frequent o. late, the
veaEe- ruacs beng eAsrsed vlih E5sl O. tie o.eces
1Aere vGs earnest desire 70 ave-t any f1rthe-
generalization. and 1t Vas ss-es, 10 Vosk 70 secure
al tie sdvSntASs p1ssltls from sse large trSLs
moving Eesolutions vere adopted foS tAe r-sotatoa
q rsles 20 tAe schs1nle 0. st sp-iag. Tie present.
sct1Al rates STe nov L. z@r cent belOE those
tE1rrs.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
WARN SUPPORT FoR MAYOR rRUNASt

WNLE
The city Central Repahhcsa Committee bed ns9eF
ing q. "Wednesday evening ani after an exhaustive
s,srnss;t, pas-ed q s-rlss az rrsolH;i1Gs intorSns
N.yor Truu-Aa snd expressing tie a7provSl q IT,
committee Of lis hoEesty Of intsntoa- rs e1oFs 70
have tie business of the city oo1iae'e1 o. business
principes and his deterined stand fox tie pEaet'ee
of ecccory IN TIE aanisis;rStlo1 II TIE EeNeS.1ea
~ H. Tfty ne tupo-Ssace 4 this moral hacking q.
TIE Nayor can hardly be Creres tea, Is tA- oo-1-
mite rs never be.3ze sustained Hn.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
Ww-RRrSSwICK

he HANGED HIMSELF N HIS CELL
rrs,aersek Bro<n. e Woodbridge brother iNN
~ John c. Geznsndf, proprietor Of the EooaoTsase
Hoses w~nt % SeS-Brsnsziek q wctnes1iy. He
ass.ek>d a nan named wrisa+ ard vas ooran1ten %
sssl tgr cis.orterly eoDdnct shoEf tine aie e
rut n rs eel his ccad BODY vas nCt1 ,s1sS
frurp wss a. enploye q tie DelaEAzs L1SL4s 80
and western RsiirlHd- lie kSt hs vic s-'0.s s--@
$50 xrd sssce thcn- drank more o. 4ess-
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
so,--,,wrs7EEx ROAD CHARTERED.

8; I,s-is Sep: 24-Arttes q lnoO1orsioa have hesa
A. - =. o1ss & .Ae Sesrsa-y q Sa'e q ArEslsAs a.
I.t.,s R5.k ~ the KEs,s City, ArkAosAs Hnd New
O-,,s-s Rs-a.d CopSay. The eat=l stock e ths eo1
- - cco COZ Ths T=57osed lie bssIs =. no-A
Nvrs.-r lipe c. tAe q ArEElsss. running sou4
through Bzx.e- NErioa Ssssey Sone Van Burg, Witt.
P-s-e. Lnaaoks E-dsy tae UniOa COUNTIES, e-st@aas
-
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
plTERS0N

Patrick smith, th4 Brooklyn B-51se PoAoe1nAl'
,ho !, Is charged killed John MeEIl-obor0GsA sozne
time aso, was arraiEDea before Jutsc Ho7Psr yeSeAS
He ples.aed not guilty % al iDdo'Esi 70 u ss Il~l
sIanshter Bal vas txed n tie sun q. So -lN-
VS. furnished BY smith. aid As was Ee4ea>eo-
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

O1tsss,dlrs saI4:eOo of tAe is cszt loea u.s.
las not yct bezn ecntlzne1 rceczec I1e.r 49,
nly fvs o-frsl csys II Ehlch any o. te$e ooas vi
Be- received fJr coc-iraSncc ~ per cent a s1< -
tz-T has gwen nottce TIE unle w e1Ne u oe40-T
ber 90
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
7oR \ Road rEox Il PAso To DENVER

Il Pzso. sspt- 23.-Tae rs.lr-sd Convection. vlLeh
has bocn IN sessirl hee for i,e DAYS, t13Pi-d -
por 30 &c s-cC1 "a, rs Sbos bc oo-a-c exclusively
60 t.e hzAai-r q r-flr,.. fgc-a Fl Pzso. Tx by
vsy a. Whte o1ls, Las Tes-s. I-.1t.d, aso Puee,o.
Col, % DelTc-, VITA tie uIce< an1lns Tat
tbs ins stal be ~. s1s4rHfe aco cstinct f-ura
pre=e1t rsl-0sd o. -znlFato.s.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
Flr CAUGHT TwO HIGHEAYBEN.


HE CAUGHT mo HIGHgAYHEN.
Eenry Kasssr CniOn Hiil horse-oaS oondaeaoz'
~as hcE sps on the BHHs Head Ferry Road early
n wednesday E0sa.ns by two hshvSyEssn, vA6 de-
rss6ea eoan. KaSSe- drew revolver ard threatened
- srcA one os tie nen raie slutCh al his wstca
Chain ard st.xted o. KssseV fred threc sh1ts one
O. wAieh passed shro7sA the hIsbsayman's hat AAS-
ar overlook Nc scaFsd tstpa6 ard usrcoed hln 70
- Ws<s ~here station. whcrc hc Sas1 Ms nane vas
yohr welSh- OF Sex-York HIS conie1e ate wsS az
rested sEosccaently And said rs pane vSs sAlsi-
Da.f<SEl. Esth vc~e committed ~ trlal
TAe 6-st 1rEaAl oQfiue a TIE 2ssOciauoa Hane-
sfsc- Coxnty Gers Dennis McLacS2Ha tock ps'e res
ssAy Tne zSs0ci1toa sna iis ees;s uaInoerec l. -,
ara they ueat 10 Colle-e Port where b7eaEfsi s-1
ainreF Eere SrTvsc cEring the dss- TO nss.-e -
ou-ing suocsSs the mancpal gcverIl1e-t q serss.
Csty Vs< len zlE1cst w1tso5f TspFesersasSe .As
thsse who vrnt N1tA TIE party Nee Oovrr1oF asoe@
seusta-s fesrEc T W.rts AID Robert Adr1in. Aas I
reIer-sotf Crporati Attof,eT l.os-f - h'1NiS..-..
ex-ss.ator W. d. Efwases. DssSsct Aitocaes 80
II WsureN Iua-S z. J. Psxtoa. ConS-esss1sa - AZ
g. MeD5nak aad Judges Prssto1. DalT a1d AeSFsi@
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

Chio2go. SeqL 24.-Wlziever nay be sid q osher
Western Fos1s, the Chic4so. MASsukee and 81 PAal
Is certainly showing encouraging Increase rev-a1e-
Ter TIE S2l.rd week q September tAe S-nss ez-rna
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

A. :. La-So--. Philadelphia Pa
r 3. Jones. East Provicsue@. P l.
D.. Robert g. No,21. BsTon1e, y J.
Hissu Brek,nEhE2 Bz,t1ore, No
James No--iso3, Bosroa. NSss
Prank Leonard. S0-wzlk. G.
Georre L No-T1soa, Ne--To-E y 7.
G4orrs ?. EeFzI.snd. Harrisburg. Pa-
Ms. Geox-s y. NeFsrand HARRISBURG "a
NJ " O. So-toa. Sssws--stoTa. p
Ft.nk Sts,s. Grafton, Mass.
Io-is ". KEN. EeoEUk, "a
F-a-k & aus1. SsT-To-~ v Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
FRIgE 0. J1TyEs-s BoDY EDEyrVrrD

TAs body vssAtd ASHORE 30 oEe-y Bsy O. wsz2esSsv
ace Supposed bs t14t Q. Frzzk O. Ssyae- c, =,
Francis0, has ece2 gosye,y iezfzhed n sucA y hs
c,s2aiSa. Lax SS1rs1t loEn- JsyIeS Co,uzl-
n, s-lEs-t
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
TBr oCroBER scElRyxR.

ccailuuAtion as sicvenSol's sorsAl 1Ae wrecEe- e
4rtAcie IN TIE Greaa Sccf SERIES Tie Corso'-kSrA
b ". ". StorT: pap4 oy ArrAloak koerrs q
Hunting American Eae Game WITH froHt tnesn0
too; Tho Bi0s-aDev q - Oyster: csrsyiss Po'sr0
ETC.. etc. s's
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

p. t,- svs.e- zes s75l os7 against sS5 oO3 foe the
,-ezpoaeia. perca ot 1890. an increase Of ss6'<si
Tha Nllr.zhee zaa Sc-the-a ea-ned durng the sane
eek. s4OsSz 81 zoreSss Of si,S72 IS eo-Fa'eo viz
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

IrSzns onos. Seps 2s. . rl-Csss ~easssr ~
vailed yrer1sy. the air besne rsrses taNn Der-
r.zrr nosst. ard uEbf -o1-serir eas-~-y e-esss
tez2s-inr TIE beai Ihe Bsgsrasu-e r1nsee esS~e<1
o. ase - e.Erees, -. (.2A1 so.ag it% lssos
than "a Wecne-cay.
in ss6 nsa, sIs city to-day rs-s WI rrOsassy b
sl-xnfly sa-Eef, fair Eea.bes
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

u a1AszaE eont-Apc2s shsss ne b@-s<nesef
tgetG.tsas yesser4zy. A. essesve< As UnirS snss
sigma SeTg1ce Staten ~ t1ts iccle<a
s tezperssurs Rose1 ,s Perryh Paarusey ssa BzEzs-
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
YosEf51y. To-Day

CLOSING rRzcEs oy cAIIFoaxIA STOCKS
San rr.nels-. So "a ls-r
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

wuls-a z. Grseoe, PsapS y. I.
Frank W PAGE, Eoebastsr. y 1.
= p. Ssv.-hsll, SeTarE, " \.
I. P Stafford Alh.oo. y. I.
F-eS Il Le5css.e-. Sgr7euse, y z
Jps. Bsriss, wLsht5gtoa. D {.
Pr. CAs-ie< 3. Go-doa, PsilstsipA1A Pa
CASTS Wr.rAt, Phzlsdsi5 5hiA Pa
S,@s-ss L Hoxie. Its.eA- y. I.
fr.,e.s p. Ms-S v2shn goa, D. c
C,so--s ?. Cs-ts-. orzcge, y. :.
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p pax Hsna. wcos51---. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
DIRECTORS.

c. gENJ ? BUTLER, Nss-sehHsetsA
Hal LOGAN q. ROOTS Q. ArEaass
" cAsELDISE Cssa,sr Merchants Miners eaak 4ss "a
Iro. rAs W HYATT. q Z. s. Ct Co0a
Ggo c sCoFIEI.D, y Z. Coa Co. " 4
c Ia ws-6 Bank. B-ooklyG
L. N SANFORD Pres Ssv-C1cs Of Ay.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25

~. 2 Spccoeg. BastSn. Mass
,. p. SS1-oa- PAEs6eiyls5. Pa
Et-a-d Gazch. 0rz1Ee- Y. 7.
c. c Ma--lSoa. Phiisdei-sAts, Pa
;. J. Es6eicT. oEssey. Nlch-
stephca I Sest-n. Du'uts. Mo-
GsorEe :. B0-ea. Erin. IL
z. II. 6Psoa. wHvne. IL
J. 3. A-en. Chioszo. Il
=. Z. Phs-is. Chle.ra. II
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y c. PfT5,, P-:hTsa-rz Va
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New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
To Be ADVANCED OCT. | TO PAR, S
seoors ocentsP Payable October.
sT0cg 0F THE GEORGIA ALBANIA INVESTMENT AND development
cspa Stock ST. Shares EACH value Full pal
Subject to Assessments.
OF
n,.rc,onS

uea JOHN y. 0oRDOy. ex-eovrrneT q GesrrA
he. RICH IT, BRIGHT. q wsshinssa d. c
Hen = T. xASS, scvt c. ". r z - n. r.
Z r True Cab o. s Treasury. wsss-rs0o. .. Z.
u1. HoBEYT I. TAYLOR sx-soyerDsr of IeoH
p r. ROOTS. v. T. AK Loon Trasi Ca, Li's-e koek
p Y ROBERTSON. Pres. y. Sst BanS keasney, se@
Ho- D. c. ScoyILLE- o. Ss~-Ysrk C-ty. y T.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
international Trust Company, Ira

~: ss oss :, s .s $500 Per Share.
stock
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amcado OFFICES OF the company
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-08-21
A Talk with a Bird Faneier,

Mockng birds come from Texas chief.
ly. Albany in that state is the head.
quarters for them. One trapper there
sends me from 80 to 100 hooking birds
every week in crates. forward nearly
all of them to New York, exchanging
them for other stock. The system of ex.
change is carried on to great extent in
the fancier's business. Most of the stock
that we get from boys is negotiated on
that plan; so many rabbits make SPUR
rel, and so on.
l do considerable trade in peacocks,
which customers who have country
places buy for ornamental purposes.
Farmers raise them in Maryland and
Virginia. Goldfish are propagated by
regular breeders in Maryland, Virginia
and Pennsylvania, who send them to me
in cans, but the fancy goldfish, with
double tails, are imported from Japan tc
San Francisco and reshipped from that
city.
Those stuffed birds are pets. Thei.
owners bring them here for the purpose
four legged beasts, too, of all sorts. A
squirrel is one of the most difficult ami.
mails to stuff successfully. Food is an
item in caring for such a menagerie as
this; it costs me nearly 81 900 a year
Interview in Washington Star.