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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
THE DWARFs' WEDDING. =

=. ,os bean understood for the Inst year more
hot Tho company of diminutive actors known as the
Iuinntans consisted of remarkably clever little artists
d.; ,bAv were known here up to last night, only IN
connection with piece, " The Pupil in Magie'
Io+ evening they appeared at the Thaia Theatre in
a new production called Z" The Dwarfs' Wedding at
The Court of Peter the Great" II is fortunate that
the performance is not 50 clumsy the name. on
the contrary, the performers even more charming
in their microscopic art than before Then they were
interesting adiuncts TO a spectacle; now they are
actors. and the display Is subordinate
"The Dwarfs Wedding to abbreviate the pom
degous title tells rather pretty story Of tiny maiden
who is dragged from Siberia to the court OF the Car
to be married TO the court dwarf lie has wife al
ready in secret. aud his family, including two daugl
tcrs is In CONSERVATION The lover of the little bride
appsars and claims her. and after some com
pleations he Is substituted the bridegroom, and
all ends happily for everybody. This story is
told with bright dialogue and pretty music, but the
whole charm in the sprghty grace and spirit of the
Lilputians. II is not easy 10 say which OF them IL
best Franz Ebert had already proved himself most
remarkable pocket comedian lie lost nothing OF his
reputation last evening--indeed, be added 10 it, il
anything-but the others OF the troupe showed them
selves more his equals than they were able 10 do be-
fore. pretter little hero than Max Walter could not
be desired, and Miss Ida Mahr seconded him as there
was no previous reason 10 suppose that she could.
Johann Wolf, as the court dwarf, was humorousy
pompous and Misses Minehen Becker and Bertha
Jaeger as his daughters. were pretty, bright and
graceful Miss Selma Goerner's acting as the mes
senger Of the Car had the sparkle of ehamppg1e'
Miss Meister Mr. Ring and Mr. INK had small parts
but they deserve mention with the rest.
The stage management of the play was excelene ana
elective, Altogether the performance was pleasant
surprise even to those who knew well what the
Iilputians had already DONE and there is no reason
Why The Dwarfs Wedding" should not occupy the
rst Of tbe eompanys stay here though another piece
s Announced a. likely 10 be produced within rev
weeks The parts played by fugrown people %Srs
me niece will be continued for some time at least ana
The first matinee will be given this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
WELCOMING DIR. MATLET HOME.

The friends OF d.. Thomas H. Manley gave HIM q
r9nuine surprise last evening at hs nome 10 "
west Flfty-thiri-st where they assembled TO ol1f
,i,,,s md concentrations on the occasion OF hi'
return IN health and spirits from his prolonged travels
in Europe Mrs. Manlsy, assisted b. hrS LOUIS D.
Brennan welcomed the guests an VI "Hun
asserted that they had spent a happy and enloyap'
lime An interesting feature of tie festivities was inc
singing in chorus Of a poem OF welcome by Dir
ManIey three little daughters after 1t had been real
first by his eightyearold ehid ohVia b. hau''' "''
,ras dressed In white and wore tiara OF diamonds
Among those present were General James H. Obelrlc
,ct;nq s,nerlntendent OF immigration ana MIS-
o'peirne: Thomas : Brennan. Commissioner Of sIreo'
Cleaning; Thomas f. chYmi' D. a. M"h' A~IN
r. brennan DIR. william O'Meagher, Dr. Georse ho
r,1ra, and Mrs. McGauran. Dr. james Moran pr
nvycr. DR.. T. C. ouisley. Dr. Fitzgerald T. ~
Farreu. DIR. Truax, Professor Holsate. the heV' ~
picbsrd brennan. OF Holy InnOcens. Chuic, "a, la
~, tber CaIlarher and his sister, hls2 balih Sief
Gcorcr Er,,nnan Anthony YoAnans ana ms osas,1a
~. IeatrIre Youmans. the Misses Mary ana fiiA
Fynn aud Terence DonohOe'
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4 HOUSE OF MUCH Misery.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
cir was surprised TO in The Tribune Of October
that Mrs Matilda Robertson had died from starva-
tton at No All East Twenty ffth-st she lived In q
house In which have slight interest although II Is
called mine she had not paid me any rent since
Aprll. Two months ago she said If l would write 70
Mr. LAWYER. merchant tailor, Portarlngton, Queens
County Ireland whose address she gave me, / would
he srs 10 get the money, he had paid her rent Tor
twelve years This Is what had always heard ron
the housskeeper wrote to Mr. LAWYER but have not
heard from him. / had quite talk with Mrs Robert
son about two weeks ago. She gave me to understand
She was getting alOns pretty fair, only she could hot
nav any rent, but she felt sure would get thaI al
right by October l. I told her l hoped 50 as was
hard ND for money TO pay M way. / then oaue
her good morning am very thankful that never
once hinted about putting her out.
There Is another family living on the top moor tha'
need help. The man has been sick for six months
and lost bis place. For two months he h9s naI y,
work they owe eight months rent. DeiieNe DoI
husband and wife are industrious. honest ana sJ0er
Th, letter Is written by One Of the Log CtolH
reader, and follower Of Ar. Greeley as Duf - nc
lived. -, Jn14N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
A CENTRAL RATE BUREAU PROPOSED.

Chicago, oct. Especial. Among the more import
ant matters being considered by the Western Passenger
Association to-day is the establishment OF general
rate bureau to have charge Of the compilation Of rates
throughout the entire territory. At present good
deal Of confusion arises from the number OF rate com
mttees rate books aud rate sheets that are In effect
There are for example, q Chicago rate sheet, 81.
Paul rate sheet and so on. Each Of these is com
piled by separate committee, acting distinctly from
every other committee, and the action Of these com
mittee is blinking upon the roads, though 1t may be
out Of harmony with that Of other committees, or OF
the association itself II is proposed now TO establish
one central rate bureau to have charge Of all rates ana
divisions fn which the association roads interested.
The chairman Of the association will have general
Supervision.
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knriIpa. the New English
PostoHice Notice.

PostOiiice Notice.
Should be read daily by al Interested, ss changes
Letters for foreign countries need not BE- Specially az
when 10 Is desired u Duplicates Of bankng and COM
s .e. 81 Ss Is:es g e aSso
@i eF tas y s h qsa oe os a. ioOp VI"
WEDSEsDAT-1t ) a. n Tor Europe. per =
f5s5S TIL fs.;s @Sa% an i !. &
lf Re S ass S Se Gifsced PEI NoSSSaaa
sSs to Ss Sui Psf sa, be
Paa2 At m for Cuba i pa and a sas7tor ".
per - ;, A. Daos eties puerto COrtez Belize ana
suajemal4 m mq os Biaeas sas'' aad eyto@a per
gsss from a. ron sew ig SueA'd' and
$780, 10 and fof a ESGgs 9 e ~
isapPeasnsafy 80 ior BsrH9da Pss oFla0ss;
"a s,gss . S z? ssha no. i az Na'I S supple
mentary p m f9t Ia GuaJ!s per = qf l at $50
p y 81 a. . To- brazil ad he Ia Plata
So 4So.s. tl q I s. snI aaa Il
Der Advance from Newport News letters for other
Gfdsa4 I oF e | js Ss s fisa also
S Ss1 eof S' m Ge b s' GssSs
s.fIEra9 ool Ha Va fa sEs s az 81 'Sa
for Great Britain Except London nnss, specially sa-
5,sed ase ' 6 per ar ffS "pe E Ss
F:G Agraaap A a. 80 Gsay ''' peSsss
, SS'T R,m sna Fqi of s f sT ksse
n per >. LELAND ilrWefs must uIeNNo Per
is and"}; at s a. U. iog Netherlands dFesS Rer 8
ObfsTiD a. 80 o.. for scotland direct per : :;
ttitV az Rene Sla Gasgov Qotters aust Dc directed
per Ciiy OF RomeJ At 10 q m, Tor fsegrsso PC
Hatana as.tfi, ;S OsS 10 Sslr ass.,p ~
~ ny for Central America except Costa Rcel and
souta F ,Ss must bs directed 'psr Newpor AZ II
o m fsnpn;mentaiy II $50 M Tor Fortune Island and
Jamaica also Jaemel ard Aux Cages. hsSt v.
G yusafsn Der . > orlaba letters for CGta and Tan
n.co direct and other Mexican states Wa Vera Cruz
must he directed per OFzaea'1 a. ! p. M for Gre
nada trinidad and 1qhago per s.. Areeuna; a. so
D. NJ Tor ST. PIeTSe AQuSlon per stesner frsm North
STNDAY-At p. m. for Costa Riea Via LmOn. per 8.
llOquln. from New Orleans. . =.
Mails Tor Australia. ew-Zealard Hawaiian FIJI and
samoan Islands, per :. Monpwal from san Frshclfo
az NeW-York o. s. UDbrIa VITA British mails Tor Aus,
tfaiat Malls for China and Japan. per : =
q OF Picking Francisco close here daily UP -
oct VA 80 y. Mails Tor the Society Islands per
min cts " Ppeu from Francisco close here daily
an TO oct s25 &C 6 80 p. Mails fot Newfoundland.
daIlv AZ 800 D. M Mails for Mquelon, by r 10 Bos,oa,
and thence by close az this 9hee daily a. 80
D. m Malls fof Cata BY rail- % Iamp1. Fra ana thence
by steamer sailing Monday, ana Ihg,day,l slese a lbs
less specially addressed Cor dsIaeh rs steamer close ss
thi, ofiee daily at 100 a. m
TransPaeiac rails are forwarded san Francisco
daily aud schedule " closing Is arranged on the pre-.
sumption o thor uninterrupted overland traaS1 70 sen
Francisco Mails froni The East arriving on tine q, sag
henre the day. Registered mail closes at 90 p NJ
p'e'' CORNELIUS VAN CoTT. Possnssssp.
Posioalee. New-York- n T.. October . lsol
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TESTING 4 pEcULIAR NEW STEINER.

Baltimore. oct. (speciall.-The trial trip Oh ~ie
pecuar looking arrow shaped steamer Ca'ssrd oesA'
TO-DAY. she has been nearly year In building anu
her inventor and designer, Mr.. FFeyeF asserts ua'
he will develop remarkable speed The trl'i 'o4as
was for the adjustment Of the machinery INC s''',
left the builders docks early this morning WIN 0.
~ t.,,.,,or sovcraI members Of the company, the
o,ao,s .,d the builders on board. tug pulled hei
dov-p the rrver: when in the bay on Annapolis inc
GRANGE craft proceeded for distance under stsn.
She mt into Annapolis for the night Her qsAIsa
Paer win not be thoroughly tested until she gets
"a, rotun
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prREMEY IN CONVENTION.

Hudson ~ ", Oct. 6.-Tlhs city is sagiy decorator
in honor of the Tn-County Fremens AsSoeiS'ae"i ,
composed Of the counties Of Columbia Greene anu
lister. which assembled at non today al 'ae UiS
Hall The business Of the convention is nearing 20
ports of officers and electing ohiceN LOT te
- Tlmorrow there will be a parade composed OF
trv f,.e companies and twenty bands and drum
corps. There will be $500 men in line
The address of welcome to-day was made py May u
Langley The city is filed with strangers and vsitinS
6rcmen Tomorrow will swell the number 10 Io yd
it-,nI. II / FfanberY, Of KIugstCn, was eteC~u
irstident and C. J. Brown, Of HUDSON secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
THE YORK COUNTY FIR OPENED.

vor, penn Oct. 6 (specaD.-The annual fair Of the
WI, COUNTY AGRICULTURAL Society opened here u day
The display Of registered and snnrthorned cattle is te
Target and finest ever here The poultry display
Is large and embraces the finest strains in the county,
the exhibits OF fruits, vegetables and cereals give
evidence of the enormous crops Of the present year
Tilden and Wright, the candidates ON the pemoerau'
state ticket have accepted invitations 10 aoness Ve
- 90 yor,, Co,ntx at the fair this week. out OF
90 he. entered for the races all have arrFeq but
ave cold rain set IN this afternoon tiAe oiO'e oil
lhe visitors into the building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
KlRrARp SENIOR ELECIIOys.

Cambridge. Mass, Oct specall.-Ihe anhu.n
election of the senior class at Harvard was heu ~
night and the utmost harmony prevailed. Inc "ii,
otiug resulted in the reelection Of " kan'ou'' %
salem. as president; F. 5. Newell OF Brookhpe' a.
vlce-president and ~ ID. Follansbee oil ihi'aso' ."
socrefarv A committee Of three-Lamont, Lanaoh
ond saitonstal-was appointed to make arrange
Wents Tor the clAssday election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

while Lawrence, Lowell, Sew-Dedford. Lewiston,
Nashua Dover, Pawtueket, waltham, Augusta, Water
ville BddefoFd enc other places had representative
The reports OF the secretary and treasurer showed
affairs 10 be In a prosperous condition The formers
report stated that grievances existed only In the
Pacific Mills at Lawrence. The committee appointed
to consider the mat OF wages in Lowell mills apd also
In the Pacific Mills reported that the subject would be
taken up Wednesday. The Pacific Mills spnners met
this evening, aud their report VIII also DC submitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
WESTERN FREIGHT COMPLICATIONS.

Chicago, Oct 6.-The Chicago and Erie road mas
notified Chairman Goddard OF the Joint Rate Commit
tee that IT will not adopt the divisions ordered By tha1
committee with the Indiana Illinois and Iowa road
Similar notice was given several days ago by the
Michigan Central, the Lake Shore and the lennsyYama
lines but they changed their minds to-day and put s
order into effect The lastnamed companies are mem
hers of the Central Traffic Association while the Chicago
and Erie Is not None Of the Western lines has shown
any disposition as yet TO adopt the divisions, ana IL II
feared that their refusal 10 do so VIII cause u0uDle-
some complications In the western tTelshr Assoclauoh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
n Tesr TIE OHIO BILLor Law.

Chicago Oct Ga dispatch from Columbus Ohio
SAYS: A motion for leave to file petition In man
damus and for a writ in mandamus was filed In thF
Supreme Court yesterday In the case OF James H.
THOMAS against Attorpe General Watson. The Oh
,ect sought is TO compel the Attorney General to N
stitute suit against the Franklin County Elecuon
Board to test tho consttutonalty Of the Australian
Ballot law. There is considerable opposition being
developed against the socaed 'Kangaro' system but
there seems to be general desire that the supfeAe
Court should pass upon It,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
MARRIED.

BOTTS-wALLACE-0D Tuesday, october o, BY fhe Eev
Dr. Brennan, Cora Randolph Bolts George w. Wallace
DuRYEA-WALkKR-on October 8, &C Nyzck-ont the
Hudson, by Rev kssnkIle Ba6oltS Katharine L. Walker
70 William l.. Duryea. No cards
HoUGHToN-PHILLIPs,-on Tuesday, October 8, 1901.
the residence OF the brides mother 50 Eiqh-aye,
Bro0ldyn, by the Rev. A. s. Hunt d. D., u. LoslsA
daughter Of the late g. Frank Phillips and DF. r. Rus
sell H0Ughton. Of New-Yofk.
sPEIR-PHILLIPs-Qn TUESDAY. October 0. 1891. 90 the
residence Of the brides moher 80 Eghthsse., Block
iyu by the Rev. A. :. HINT ID. D. Maud, daughter %
tho late j. Frank Phillips. and Mr. Oswald spe's. Of
Brooklyn.
sTORROW-OsBORNE-At Auburn, " y, list inst, BIZ
the Rev DR.. BrsDard. james Jackson Stofrov, ~, q
B0ston and Helea daughter OF the late d. NJ. Osborne
Of Auburn
Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
SNOW FALLS IN SEVERAL PLACES.

Kansas City, Oct 6-snow began to fall here al
O O'Clock this morning and continued for about an
hour This is the first snow OF the season.
ST. Paul oct Ga dispatch from Lu'ere' ~
.'-.Lon, V,nnesota saws il is showing there to-day
ond rorq, in the fields has been suspended
Owatonna, Nina Oct. 6.--The first hard frost OF 'he
season fell Sunday night. Ice was formed In 10"
places. Crops Of all kinds are out of danger
viller, s. D., Oct. e.-Considerable sno" ana Size
fell here Yesterday with rain. The weather Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
70 NASUFAcTURE SUGAR CANE IN CUBA

Albany, oct. 6.-The Central IulhuSu '"sa, c,o
,,aanf,ctnrno COMPANY. with capital of $4,000
80 or, on operations at Sancti Spiritus, in the Islam
Of cuba was Incorporated to-day. The company VIII
have an Office in NcwYOrk City. The directors are
Iuan NJ. Ceballos, J. J. c. Clarke, Manuel hohu4 aHu
BENJAMIN F. Dos Passes. Of Newlork, ana Francesca
Honda Of Sancti Splrtus, Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
WHEAT INJURED BY WARM WEATHER.

Keoluk. Iowa, oct. e.-Complaint Is made by farm
ers in this vicinity that much Of the fall wheat VIII
he a failure 1t Is said that wheat sOwn before Sep
tember 20 received a slight shower of rain that
sprouted the grain This followed by the IN
usuaIIy warm weather Of the last two weeks of that
month, which completely dried up the young and
tender sprouts In all such instances the greater por
ton OF the wheat was destroyed. Large portions OF
many fields will have 70 DO resown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
NOMINATIONS IN QUEENS COUNTY.

The Queens County RePpbNcan VohVeHuon Heau ~
Jamaica yesterday made the following nonlnauon'
go. r,+dsn Garrat J. GaHetsoR renominated;
Conntv clerk. George Wallace; Sheriff, Theron H.
burden, County Superintendent of the Poor James '"
smith. Justice Of sessions b, Valentine Cloves.
The LIST and lid District Assembly conventions were
also held here yesterday. George w Eastman Sa, 90
posvn as nominated In the Ist District ana 1eefee
T. Weeks IN the lid District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
SURVEYING FOR BALTIMORE AND OHIO Elk


Baltimore, Oct 6 observation-disclosures and ONO
Railroad engineers have begun survey for the ex-
tension OF their lines IN West Virginia from Morgan
town 10 Uniontown The connections with the Camden
coke lines are now all completed and In operation
over 1000 Of the 5000 feet Of brick work in the
Baltimore and Ohio tunnel in course OF construction
under this city have been completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO.

Cincinnati, Oct. 6.-The annual report Of the Chesa-
peakc and Ohio, just issued By President NJ f. ingalls,
shows the gross earnings for the year ending June
30 TO be sl27 III co. and the net earnings, s22oS
292 50. The number OF passengers carried during the
year was 1892, 072, against 1,47O642 the previous
year an increase Of 10 per cent Mr. Ingallss report
shows the Chesapeake and Ohio to be IN fourlshlng
condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
RAILROAD INTERET rs.

OFFICERS OF THE CUMBERLAND VALLEY ROAD.
Carlisle, Penn, oct. (specal),-A meeting Of the
stockholders of the Cumberland Valley Railroad Com
pany was held to-day, at which these officers were
chosen: President Thomas b. Kennedy. Chamber
burg; directors, Thomas u. Kennedy, John Stewart
and NJ C. Kennedy, Cambersburg; j. Herman Bosler
and Edward B. Watts, Carlisle; W. W. Jennings, Har-
risburg; John p Green. II. II. Houston, a. j. Cas-
satt and J. ~ DunbaTy, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
MP cUyyIyG,s CALI FROM BROOKLYN.

Boston. oct 6.-Dr. J. II. Cunning, VINO pIeAeheu
for some time at the Bedford Avenue Bapust Di"r''
BROOKLYN to-day received formal call 70 tie p
., dot society The doctor says he viii gave the can
i'm mediate consideration and an early fesP1n'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
rRAIN.KREcKER C0NFEssES

Cincinnati, Oct. GA dispatch from New-Llsbon'
Ohio, says: civilian Garfield has confessed having
turned the switch which wrecked the limited train on
the PENNSYLVANIA al NewPalestine few weeks ago, IN
which three men were killed. He says he attempted
the wreck of the train to plumber He is in jail
hara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
TIE BnSroy CHAMBER OP COMMERCE.

Roston. oct. 6.-The election of officers Of the
BOSTON Chamber of Commerce to-day resulted as fol
lows: President Lamont q. Burnham; vieepresident'
Edward Kemble; treasurer Fred Cheney Direc-
tors FOR three wears james NJ. w. Hail. Fitzroy Kelly
Frank L. Ripley and Francis W. Bfeed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
THE INTER. OCEANIC RAILROAD CHARTERED.

Chicago. Oct. Ga dispatch from Little Rock Ark
says: The Inter-Oceanic Railroad. with capital OF
81 900 ,OOO has fled articles Of Incorporation The
road will run from a point in Crttenden County on
The Mississippi River opposite Memphis across the
state from east TO west TO Hartford on the state line
between Arkansas and the Indian Territory. CHER
Engineer shaltenberger. OF South McAeser. l. T., Is
here with full corps Of assistants and will begin Mt
once survey Of the road, which VIII be 32o miles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
,crr eprvyFRs IN CONVENTION.

Lawrence. Mass. oct. GAN this afternoon aDor
men held a conference In Needham Han the ora, ,,
beug the semtannual meeting Of the SauohA ''rl'
sr,,o.re, Association The meeting secret one
~. .. r o,clock the Press Committee gave out tue
saI,orur There were present twenty-five delesa'es'
san river had seven. among them senator ho"@iu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

ever We may simplify matters somewhat BY little
analysis ~ other words, these twenty SIX Portraits
types Of man, that while all In any group mgat
be taken varying pictures Of the same man,
have been taken fer the same person Siding befofc
expert painters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
MRS. SEAMLESS CALIFORNIA ESTATE.

San Francisco Oct 6.-The public administrator mas
asked Judge Codey to settle his final account as
snecial administrator Of the estate Of Mrs. Hopkins
searles He states that the estate in California Is
valued Mt 80 600 900. The rents amount to $4,000
roonf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

When she was Child she cried for Castofia
When shs became Mas, she eiung to Cassoria,
Wbsa she hsd Children. she gave them CastoSa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

Don't irritate your lungs with stubborn cough,
when a safe and certain remedy can be had In Dr.
Jayne's Expeetorant -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
NOMINATED FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

Albany, n. Y, oct. (speeiaD.-ihe Scnonsri'
Comfy Democrats to-day nominated Wlnam l. La
mont for Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
CLAIMS UNCHANGED FOR NOTES.

Boston, Oct o.-MoFe than so per cent of the claims
OF Union Pacific creditors have been exchanged foF
the three year notes portion by people who originally
refused 10 sign the agreement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
Special Notitts.
,.faI,Ii.had IH9

MRS McELRATHs HOMEMADE PRESERVED
BRANDIED, CANNED AND sPICED tkS1IS ASD
gELLIElS. - -, $3.50. sprcr,rrv
Eyerthlng put up In glass and kept until all For
pFiees rsfefenees Sc address Mrs. SARAH .. neEL~
kATH. 1898 Degraw.st, Brooklyn. N y
Hnripa, the New English
Toilet Water 'SPrnrent aud most Ieffcshng Sonething
very delicious" ASK your druggist i0g H.