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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-25
NETWORK CITY.


Some new feats OF magic will be given by VI. Guiba
at the Eden Musee this week. Norton will appear In
Amercanized programme of character sketches.
There will be concerts this afternoon aud evening by
the Hungarian orchestra
j. Kennedy Smythp, who has been n clerk for a
generation 50 In the Office OF the General Inspector
OF Street Opening In the Department Of Public Works.
attained his eightleth birthday yesterday. Mr..
smythe's desk is the fourth floor OF the building.
but he the elevator to reach II and one
In the department Is more punctua. His fellowclerks
gave him a basket OF choice flowers and warmly wished
him many happy returns Of the day.
Money taken In last week by Water Register Riley
for the use OF Croton water amounted to S55667 o.
There we're 247 city licenses issued last week at
the Mayors marshas office for which $1,127 rs was
paid In fees.
The Mayor was invited yesterday 10 attend the
Columbus Feier Saengcrverbund at the 7th Regiment
armory the evening OF October H. to be given by
the German American singing societies OF New-York
and neighborhood.
The opening address TO the School Of Pedagogy, OF
the University Of the City OF NewYork delivered
at the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church in Wash
lneton square, yesterday morning william H. Max
we'll superintendent OF the schools OF Brooklyn. made
the address. The lectures will begin on Saturday.
Orders have been received from General Head
quarters at Albany. dated September o. fixing the
date OF muster Of Company /. god Regiment, by In
spector eneraI McGrath, the evening Of October
at p. m. In the armory.
The Rev. DR.. Newland Maynard will deliver ten
illustrated matinee lectures at Chickerng Hall on
foreign lands the FIRST "Tbe Cathedrsls Of Northern
England" on October 90.
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OF JIDjNh STE 1 " ERX
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER Is.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRk-sATURDAY sIPr 81, 1892.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
STEAMER Gslco SBr Solman Igl September 40.
y M9 " at the sna on" e. 90"
sIel,cr r'4ria G,er Bp,sh s HG1 p'ema6eT o.
a. ,sg ns Nhaetia cn Ludwig. Hamburg september
H. win mdse and passengers to X cors Arrived 40
os,csner augusta Victoria ger B,rends southampton
september H. with ndse and passengers u II Cortis.
scam "a. I Ia To S al & F. necu chcrug sep
,emSef 4. with h., md;o sq9 passengers Forget
steamer CHATEAU L,nts On CnabOt Bordeaux. SOFTEN.
e cr x Hrr E,sH at @Ui e %sr II 80 NJ
a. ssme smSSa @ s Win Rio Ma JH"s0 n AHsu:s
jeySas AFr TVS q ' G,g Oar a. I,0. smom,,
sanIG DSmngs c MofGT Si"saa s rGs G ai
Aryed at Che mar a. n, , ,. 2Al ,.. .on,
49, sugar order vessel to me st Arrived at Me
S r."p% g% s 'y essss: ec
Ssesmss Giy s Ad%oG Ray Ts,nant Tina, win
steamer Chattahcochee. Doegeu, savannah, with nd'o
any StaneT Brunc Lewis. Baltimore. with mdse
steamer Fortescuo tBr simpson. Boston. In ballast TO
BARK MIs.leioe OBJ. Smith Philadelphia. ballast to
SUNSET-Wind at Sandy Hook, light, south cloudy.
At City Island. calm; fair.
CLEARED
steamer Wisconsin (Br). worral. Liverpool. Eng-A
STEAMER fHrnessia Harris glasgow scotand-nender
Steamer rivcrton (Brr Whitehead, Amsterdam, IIo-
Steamer Arecuna OBJ. Weston, Granada and Trinidad
George Christei
steamer Yumuri. Hansen, Mexican ports-James Il
Ward Co.
Steamer Alert tNOr,. Hsuse. Havana and Mn'annas-
steamer Concho. BOger Key West and Gayeston-C.
Steamer Hudson. Belts. New-Orieans La-Joseph
Seaman.
4 Van Sickle.
Ste amer John g. Christopher. Crawford. Jacksonville
steamer Pawnee Ingram, Wilmington ". c.. and
Georgetown, s civilian T. Clyde & co. -
News, vaod Dominion SIS Co; ,... y..- an.
steamer Bruno, Lewis. Baltimore. Md-H O
Steamer winthrop Homer. PASSPORT. Nee II Mallory
steamer Cottage City. Bennett. Portland. Me-Horatio
steamer II. NJ. Whitney. Haiett. Boston. Mass-H +
brig Curacao (Br Sheridan. wiliamstadt. Cur-Foulke
Park Salvatore de Gavoc Frecli Utah. frestipano.
Buenos Ayres-Iohn c ficager.
SAILED.
Steamers Maasdam Rott ,rdam. via Pouogne; Ems,
IiV.rr o. Monomov R-stol Kilsa Kingston. Jlcncl,
&c: Yumur,. Havana and Mc,ican ports Coneh Cal
weston III Mort and Hudson New Orleans Klls}s CRY
Roanoke Norfolk. &c. CITY ~ Atlanta wcst Point Va
| G. X. Booth, Norfolk Fro>tinfg. Eatmorc
BRIG Pearl. for Basse Zorro and st. Kits
Also sailed. vtN Long Island Sound:
Steamers winthrop for Eastrort and ST. John, N. D. !;
J Manhattan Portland = H NJ Whitney. Boston,
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

The postmasters along the line Of the New-York
Kew-Haven and Hartford Railroad instructed 10
weigh all mail matter passing through their respective
ofces for thirty days, preparatory to making new
contract with the railroad by the Postofce Depart
nent.
Association will give very attractive concert in the
gymnasium on Tuesday evening next, In aid OF the
association. The pariors Of the Salem Baptist
Church now open every evening for the reception
and entertainment Of young men, Books, magazines,
newspapers and q piano provided them. John
StOrk and James Burns, who members OF tie
Emerald Hose Company, OF New Rochelle. recently
arrested . charge Of being implicated with other
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tribune EXTRAS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

"OVR CHAUNCEY.""O Our Chauncey us Chauneoy
NJ DE pew tho mastery leader Of Tho Harrison force
nj VIM polls, who mads tho principal speech there
rrnominating the President. Mr. Depew 10 scknowi.
edged 10 be foremost OF American orators brilliant
spa kiins, sound and sasacious. His ahsr-dinher
.pcecbe. are both the models and the despair Of his
rivals. Our Chauuccy" is n poem. by Isaac IL.
Bromley illustrated profusciy md esmically BY Dan
Brnrd and e. ID. Gibson Of tho best pen. and-ink
artists In New York City. II IL delicious piece oil
fun md ~ 4. moreover psssesscd Of spirit
genial nnd sincere admiration for It's eloquent sub.
Ject. IL IL doubtful whether MIR. Bromley has over
done hi. wit more credit than In these dnshinG roll
lie king and brilliant Retail price, ~ copy
The book hns been offered premium TO the readers
Of The Weekly Tribune, and actual subscribert -
The Daily may now obtain Il the samc terms, Wit
20 cent. copy In addition TO his subscriptions Tho
book IL sent In u paper box.
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PASSAIC.

Thomas T. Grimes, an Engshman, committed
suicide BY sutocatng himself with Illuminating sds
In his room 10 the Passaic County Hotel on frioay
night Grimes has been boarding there since i"s
wife died four weeks ago. On NJ )nday he assisted in
taking shs only daughter, who had become insane,
IN The asylum at Morris Plains. Besides these family
troubles he was In financial difficulties, owing 10
the suspension In June Of the Washable Wall Piper
Company. which formed two years ago to manu-
facture sanitary paper at Athena, after process
patented by anm. Tho other partners fioIe him ont
In the REORGANIZATION. He was found lying on his
bed updrcssed An unlighted gas Jet was turned
full on a. though 1t had been blown out His brother
and son, who I've Ut Athena will take charge OF the
body.
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ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK.-Professor william II. Bannister yesterday
announced that Rockand College. Nyack would not
reopen under his guidance. will remain closed for
year at least. and President Bannister retlreS
after over forty consecutive years OF service as
teacher. He took charge Of Rockund College seven
teen years ago, since which time thousands Of pupils
have been graduated. The pupils who here will
return to their homes next week The college wa
Incorporated in 1879 with George M. Van Iioesen as
president. Professor Bannister expects To sell The
property The present closing * due TO the failure Of
purchase negotiations at too late day TO arrang.
for reopening, and Professor Banniser takes this OPP
portunity TO retire.
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THE TRIBUNE.
NO PANIC Al THE BROADWAY THEATRE.

No PANIC Al THE BROIDWIf IHHAI"I'
Some rumors current yesterday AFTERNOON 'h.s
there had been fire panic at the matinee OF wang
at the Broadway Theatre 1t was also sara 'ha' .nev
had been no fre-Ony the usual performance y. -
opera. II was vet asserted. as third account Of Tho
days experiences that there had been no panic at ALL
At the theatre 1t was explained that some new boilers
had been put in for use connection with the eiec
trio lighting of the house. and that an unusual amouh'
of smoke had come out of one OF thechmneys Some'
body a block or two away this and gave IN alarm
Of fire. An engine to the theatre and weht away
acnin and nobody inside the theatre knew am nhs
had happened Of course II Is we'll known that
panic al tho broadway Theatre would be excessively
foolish and unnecessary. Al the theatres built under
the present Gre law vail provided against canset
from lire and the Broadway Is paitcularf so. ~
on the fourth It has twenty five exits, all cQntroe3
from Ave different places In the house, and wou.e
be practically impossible to catch audience, nov
ever large In II so TO make the situation dangere~
Vnless N VAS the fault OF the audience ttSefre
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members OF the Emerald Hose Company In setting
fire to several buildng. have enter ed pleas of guilty
to the Indictments.
HARRIsON.-Arrangement are being made with
The Menedy Company, Of West Troy, 10 furnish the
6O0pound bell donated by Jacob IL. IIalstead 10 the
Hope Chapel Association Of Harrison.
WHITE PLAlNSNln The supreme Court yesterday,
Judge Dykman appointed Q commission 10 assess tine
damages caused by the New York, New Havcn and
Hartford Railroad Company taking property belong
70 Henry Welsh near the Ncw-Rochele station, for
railroad purposes. The Court OF Sessions will be
continued here tomorrow.
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TIE ATrEMpr TO RAISE THE ALVA.

Boston, Sept. "a (spcciaD.-It Is more than two
months since william X. vanderbit's magnif
cent steam yacht. the Alva, run down In Pollocs
Rip by the II. +. Dimock. The members OF the firm
Of Perkins wJ,c, VIII" purchased the boat ms she
lay, when she sold by auction IN Nrw-iork, are
confident that the boat will BE- raised ultimately. OF
course they successful In their undertaking. they
will reap rich rewards for their enterprise. Early In
August Perkins 4 White sent their men down to the
scene Of tAe cQlliAsa 70 bsGlA opssatoas upsu the
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STATEN ISLAND.

The run Of the Richmond County HINT Yesterday
afternoon was marred by severe accident to one Of
the members. The meet was at the clubhouse on the
Little Glove road, and the trail led stiff
TO New-Dorp In taking fonr barred fence along the
Old Town road the horse ridden by James A. Hart Of
New Brighton. fell IIats foot caught in the silrup
and the horse rolled upon him, breaking his left arm
In two places 1t Is also feared that he has received
internal injuries. He taken to his home and DR..
Van Rensselaer, pronounced his Injuries not necessarily
fatal
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
CAMPAIGN.

sHORT TALKS WIT AMERICAN VOTERS
g2 pa &c m implicit composed entirely Of the masnn.
cent article. of Hon. Roswell q. Horr. written for
The Weekly Tribune. the Tariff and the Currency
This IL n perfcct mine of In formation for an aggressive
Republican campaign. Every campaign orator Snoua
ro..... n copy "Protection Not n Tax" Why a Nigh
Thrift PAYS" 1.-THE Real Doctrine Of Protection
erich and Poor In America Reciprocity.
.Meuey for the People, Farm Implements Abroad"
Tho Omaha Platform" Farm Norfaa&es ana
"AlIiance Fiat Money Nonsense" are only 10" "
the TO pics treated. 2J cents copy.
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TFNAFI,Y.

At its regular serrh-monthly meeting on Friday
evening. the Tenany Society, literary association Of
Tenahy debated the question, Is the American News
paper Detenoratngl' II a spirited discussion
for than two hours The decision OF the referee
DR.. j. Haring, In favor Of the negative which
was represented by F. l.. Cover and D. H. Gihersleeve
The Affirmative represented by X. S. Vaughan and s..
B. Warrington. made able arguments. but 1t was tho
opinion Of the referee and the members present that
the negative won the debate on the merits of the
arguments advanced.
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ORANGE.

The cornerstone OF the new Trinity Congregational
Church Of East Orange laid yesterday afternoon
at o'clock in the presence Of a large number OF the
members of the church md their friends. The exer-
cises conducted by the Rev. Fritz W. BALDWIN.
The box the contained the usual coec
ton OF articles and laid by Alexander King, the
president Of the Board OF Trustees The prayer Of
dedication made by the Rev. DR.. IIickOk of the
Brick Presbyterian Church. The new church Is 10 be
built from designs by Stephenson e. Greene, OF New.
York, and will be a stately and imposing edifce.
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LONG ISLAND.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH STATISTICS

EPISCOPAL CHURCH STATISTICS.
The contributions OF the Episcopal churches and
chapels OF the diocese OF Long Island for the fiscal
year ending May. 1892, reached S624, s26 rs The
number OF baptsms In the diocese 2057; con-
frmations 1.717: marriages, 500; burals. 1877.
The communicates number 25.312 and there 1880
sunday school scholars and 1902 officers and teachers
There expended In parochia work, SGO7 ;j27 "a
In diocesan work, S49,353 06. and for general pur
noses $40 l47 20
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS-FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Columbia Ger, yOgelsessng, sailed from
Southampton for New.York September "a.
steamer Mohican (B). Mann, from New.York arrived
at Bristol September "a.
Steamer Sbci an (Br) Park sailed from glasgow for
New-York September 90
Steamer Wells City (Brl, Savage sailed from Swansea
for New.York september %.
Steamer Prime pa I3r), StannArd, sailed from Dundee
for NewYork September "a.
steamer Aurans (Br) Walker from New-York for
Liverpool PASSED Browhead September "a
steamer 'wacslond (Belg), Grant from New.York for
Antwerp passed the LlzarI ;, ptsmDtr ~.
Steamef l., Champagne or Rover from Ncw.Yo
for Cherbourg. passed the Lizard september "a
Ste IN Marsha CO. J. Mass, sailed from Hamburg for
New. ok September ..
steam Kaiser Wilhelm III (Gerl, Storler, IRON New
York Via Southampton. arrived at BrMerhaven Septcm
Der "a.
steamer Daial (Brl. Davies. sailed Flushing
New-York September 20.
Steamer La tiascogne (Fr), Santei, rallied from Cher
bourg for New York September "a.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl.
JERSEY CITY.
. prpSTsTENrT RUNAWAY BOY.

PERS1STENT hU.SE<W!Nr . >, .
Edward Rogers, a brght-eyed YOUTH Vi w. .,
Van Reipen Place, has been frequent arn'oi,s
49, s.,,css ~ the salvation Army in the barracks
., Iewstt.ave The Army had street Psrduc
week ago and held outdoor services In Bergen SQUARE
Rogers mother happened TO pass and was mn''i SUI
pised to see her boy dressed in the uniform OF ui.
Army among its numbers She took nm nome re- her
The Shock was 50 great that she was connneu 70 no
he'd from nervous prostrauon for number " "1H
The boy left home again oil the day ioO haTrcs Of
father found him Thursday night III the Daroh ,rt
the salvation Army and took him home again. nc nc
next day the boy again left home lie %rs to
have him arrested. and he promised 70 remain hoiie
hereafter and desert from the Salvation A'ris
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HACKENSACK.

Companies e, p and G. ID Regiment. ~ G. S n j.,
comprising the old Second Battalion Ind their annual
shoot this afternoon for the battalion trophy. There
were six in each team, distance 200 yards, OF
hand. Company G.. Of Hackenssck, won for the see
end time. score: Company G, 233 F., 2Is; +, 2o3.
lieutenant Clark and Corporal Mabic OF & Captain
Currie, Of +, and Captain Goesser. each made forty
Oyer
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THE yyJrRED PEOPLE ARE DOING WELL.

None OF those injured In the fatal Ludlow-st. panic
OIL Friday and who taken TO the Gouverneur
IIospIta, are yet dead, and the only In n
critical condition Is Annie Cohen Three Of the
twelve patients have been well enough to be moved
IA their homes Dr. Donovan, the house ply scian,
,ays that considering the extent Of the Injuries nc,
,eyed. all are doing remarkably WELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-25
NEWARK.

John Francis Hopper. seventy-fve years old' a
teacher Of music dropped dead yesterday In the Dr'a
st, station Of the Morris and Essex Railroad. lie
had been employed BY the New-fork Mutual hIe ~
counirv He lived at No. IS Nassau-st. Death was
caused by fatty degeneration Of the heart.
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PLAINFTELD.

Several months ago the congregation Of the Plain
field First Presbyterian Church extended pastoral
call to the Rev. Henry I. Miller Of Chicago, which
was accepted. The serious illness Of Mrs. Miller has
led Mr. Miller to withdraw his acceptance Of the posi-
ton Of pastor, even before he entered upon the duties
of the office. He his way to Painfd last
week but was recalled to his wife's bedside.
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HOMESTEAD PHOTOGRAPHER. No. 115.-with
results of a special Investigation Of vnges, cost Of
living ind the causes the strike. pages OF
The Weekly Tribune. cent copy. loo copies, 80
cents. 1000 copies, Sd. In lots Of 10000 s3'10
per 900.
WORK AND WAGES. EXTRA 1I1.-With Punchs
famous picture Of MIR. Cleveland Introducing Free
Trade " to 4" America" : pages of The Weekly Tribe
une. popular ocument, comparing the tariff pianks
Of the two great paries aud explaining tho policy Of
the two parties that subject. copies for cent.
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AMERICAN MILLIONAIREs.-The Tribune roll Of
person.. he worth million or moro hns been
revised nd repubsbed. IL gives the names OF 4Oa1
Of the United and the limos Of busi
ne =. In which ch made his fortune. With paper
cover In pamphlet form, the publication will cost 30
CENTS postage pnid. subscription edition. 0nibeuer
MINER with nc .lbIe cloth will be mailed 10 any
address I'm paper box, for 81. Probably $50 changes
I'm 70 been made In tho list.
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.r,iclcs Of Mr.. Horr In the pamphlet named above.
Reprinted 10 low priced sheet form for popular dis
tributiou. Makes = pages of The Weekly Tribune
2 cents n copy. 100 copies, 40 cents 1'0oo copies
s.. In lots Of 1O,OaV nnd more So per thousand
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HOME NEW S.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BREv -PostrnastoJ General John Wanomakdr
CLARENDON-Edwsrd j. Phelps. Of Vermont. and
Charles J. NJ. Gwinn, OF Baltimore. FIFTH AVENUE
Judge John Mcclure, Of Arkansas. HOFFMAN-EN.
Governor james h. Campbell, Of Ohio. HOLLAND
General william sooy Smith, Of Chicago ST. JAMES
Beriah Wilkins Of Washington, D. c.
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SEAL GARMENT ORDERS

sHoUID BE PLACED NOW ALSO, REMoDELIYu
IED REPAIRING CAN BE GIVEN BEL rr.h :. II ~.
fffoN AVD MUCH LOWER PRIZES. NO STORAGE
II. r BJNDs4JL.
S0a BROADWAY bet. Nth and 18th 81.
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PROTECTION NOT TAX.-The best Of the pro-
tectye tariff, articles Of Mr. Horr Reprinted 10 lew
priced sheet form for popular distribution. pages
Of The Weekly Tribunc. cent copy. 100 copies
IS cents. 1000 copies, So. Iu lots OF 1S'00o or
mere, $3.50 per 1000.
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Syphcr & Co., 9TH Av. and 2sth st. invite
especial attention to hf new W, now osd Deh h
Mr.. sypher personally this summer and consist q n.
choicest examples Of old gilt FURNITURE, Louis XIV,
XIV. and XVI, old TAPESTRIES old English SILVER
and Sheffield PLATE, miniature PORE CLAIMS aud
BRIC-A -BRAC. suitable for cabinet collections. which
cannot found elsewhere. An early inspection is
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Ann0uncemenU u.
DROWN.S FOIrARD'S NETUoD.

BROwN-SEor ARDS METHOD.
Dr. Fouqule (of Pars, sole proprietor Of Prof Brown.
Sequarr- formula 81 EiXlr OF Life and all
cases anacla, weakness. debility ana lost vitality.
Hotel Martin, University Place. from 10 y. The
Doctor viii " patients houses If asked with "A hours
anticipation
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THE TARIFF AND WAGEs.-With Democratic ties.
timony to Mckinley prosperity from the Bureau OF
abor Statistics and the Banking Department Of this
state. Prico 1 cent. (Ready after sept. d.
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MAhINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 5:47lset, Moon SETS 800 mlMoon's age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook 10 l2,Gov Island 10 ~ Hell Gate OlO
PM-Ssndy Hook 10 31tiov lsond lo 'oolioll Ia6 o;T
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BIG ISSUES OF AN OFF YEAR.-Printcd last year.
but lust ne good then. The tariff and currency
article. Of Roswell &. Horr In The Weekly Tribune
with various kindred articles, including the wonderim
results of Reciprocity aud the article on Pricesis
1880 and 1884," A pamphlet Of - large pagos ~
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MCKINLEY PRICES. EXTRA 112.-A POPULAR
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beat points from Mr.. Aidrichs grent speech In tho
United and the results Of the nsn.par'
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,

Disease Of the Nervous system Genito Urinary Orgsni
Inpotency acd Sterility. Hours. 10 !. b B.
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address, In paper box, for ST. Probably $50 changes
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Al nm ses Of he charming Homs and society articles
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TRIBUNE WAR STORIES.-A maGnincen collcc.
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