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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-01
DEVELOPING A n " lNDOS1h1'
rxu1BI11YG ARTICLES MANUFACTURED FROM
RAMIR.

EXHIBITING ARTICLES MANUFACTURED fho"
RAMIR.
Georae G. War;. of Jones & War;. OF Paterson
hn,,,nc in this city to merchants. 1obbers
a o,bors the products of their rome mill at
Nv war; and those who are interested WIFI Np ~
rho development Of he rame INDUSTRY ai0 .o
that this grass Is soon TO Play an impoi'" -.
American manufacturing There seems haroly "'''
N tho usey to which 1t can be appheo' M "~'
with him samples Of the work OF tho ia.'oo -
they comprise tapestry for curtains ana the GOVERNS
. chairs sill, effects material for towels, etc. piushee
ond laces and The material Is even ueeo isr IN"
lands II is specially valuable, Its promoters say
Or bammecks net works etc. as II Is uhshriihaDio
and does not easily rot. .,,
The materials which Mr.. War; had on eAii"'po'
Yesterday were extremely handsome one impor'ef
said the silk Towering on the tapesuA "ae h"' ~
nnauishable to the eye from silk itself Inc spee'..
oavontage claimed for ramie In the manufacture VI
towels ETC. is the absorbing quality OF 'he MANI"
factred material it's durs bllity and It's cheaPneae
The successful use Of rame In Its varied ana use
full forms is expected by its promoters 70 spen up
. new and important field in the SOUTH Inc IN"
ma,era, which is now used here comes cMehy i'oni
Cn,,. xvh.re good deal of attention has been gwen
40 tho raising of the grass. But the soil ana climate
On Louisiana Texas and Lower California are equally
favorable to the growth Of ramie lndeeo even o.ei
An prooklvn Professor Wade is raising Iamie ms
second crop of this season now being rour Ioco ns'
willie at Paterson the Jones War; mill Is raising
,ror chiefly for experiment as to climatic effects.
The stock company has received orders enough i's
managers say TO them IN starting iM r,e
I'LL 10 sunpiy the market within six months. rus
would give employment to several hundred pen ,be
,womsn in the mill nnd would at once snnliate tHc
proaucion of the raw material IN ne SCUM rd in
The grass Is extremely prolific ana marcy, anu ~,
the south the yield TO the grower Is eeGaeu ~ ~.
ssv they are going right ahead to Manufacture foI
the market the materials which can oe n'Tuc iron'
ramie as there is now a strong demand Tor them
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RoJD ABDUCTIOy OF TEN-YEAR-OI D GIRL.

1ndiansp polls Sept 3O.-Annie Wallace ten year old
.4rl while on her way to school YESTERDAY was seized
a. Rnchanan and Dwight SIS. by three men, VINO
Gagged her, forced her into carriage and drove away
with her. The police were INFORMED ~i'"i'
tw.ntv minutes but nothing has been heard
:, Oh. missing child. Mrs Frank w. wal
loo. the mother Of the child who is separated from her
husband. is nearly distracted. Six years ago the
ut,le one was kidnapped by her father. but was sub
.oor.,nv found In a convent in Chicago. where he
s s ',acod her The search long one. and
nan tW"iac. fcors that the abductOrs may succeed
PIT. . ,n nlacing her where she cannot be found
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
SIZING HIS UNCLE FOR SS5o,ooo.
w c 1,rr1ry SAYS THE MONEY WAS HIS
FATHERS AND MR.. MILES Is KEEPING
TT INIAWFILLY.


,,, ,os ,oon bceun by william S. Hurley, oil
~. 20 rogorson.avc n Young -four merchant %
,rouohor. Market arninst william Niles, MS un'A
y, M 900 Uenry-st New-York, TO recover SS''Vo'
He SAYS that the property Is his by ris"' 10 Wv 1,,
Of his father who was in the tannery DuSn ,Hoo 81,
Miles up 10 1901. After MS death III io
rtdovr only received $4,000. Recently Jolh MI
',' ,,,l. making some inquiries about property al
North Fourth and Berry sts fohhd ui'' "i''
vuos vos the ostensible owner. and went 10 so'
him Miles said that the property was III u'e MN"
of moor relatives Of his wife, ana mehuoh''i ''' ~
n, Hurley Mr. Kcrwin hunted mp Mrs' hu'le'
her house in Duifeldst., ana aSheo ho' n.y." ~,
matter She said Miles was her bro'her- in'""'
sIo had never heard Of The property IN fncsuoN
,,,ho, her son was told OF the facts he enPloSe
49,, ord oscertalncd that when the frm W 'l"s
. tIu-,ev was prosperous the Gum Of sloV"Vo Ia"
h.4n invested In real cstnte. "heh NV i
Ie57 occurred the property was put W NV
NJ another man. The firm has not iaileo. O'' =" -
eo,,lcment OF affairs Mr.. Hurley remseu 10 ~
the terms OF his partner, William Ma's' o. a.,
hr,,her OF the latter. Jacob Mites when He u''u
- So, r,adc executors and they paid the WHO"
40 600 youne Hurley laid ute matter perro wv
n,.io who agreed 10 pay over s2oop to settle u"
claims the North Fourthst pNpcrV p"n"
,t ~ 900 but the young man tIaoco W M, .,
an. fourd other transactions IN which his fath'r in"
a., interest and he demanded 100000. Inv e"" "
10000 was allowed MN oy Ms e'N "a :
:, 600 WINS pnld. and papers were gwen Tor t~ !"
.'n,ndor put sui no, satisfied. he Investigated
t,r,her and secured what parp,ru 10 be 0ohuno'
signed by his father conveying his interests ~.
Niles brothers for $4,000. The son now a'ye 'h"'
tho signature Is forgery, and he has rsnh 'o w.
for 100000 with the privilege 81 h''r"f'"s
amount. lie saw he hae found nnch v%"AO" ,,'
-, mines and 900 lots IN Cypr"ts MN
c,ery in ali 81 which lie believes bis fhusr UHu
interest 1900 .. .a Ne wa. pres
DENT Of the six Penny savinH Bank wnen .n-, nee
Iancd and f. "A director IN tl.c Hamilton iisurn i
Srn,a,V a. wen as president of TIE -. pa'tt
sorirtv Of Wclshmcn lie wn sen yesfNaE az" NV
6ncd "a sav ANYTHING for publication as the ,tlai' IT,
w 80 ,,d sLor that lac had done what was rlSh' ~
regard 10 settling for $4,000, he sald nc ,cn ,r th
ariJt rron and that man would DO muoh loI er
~, 90 - family when asked about the cohtT.''
alleged by his nephew 30 b. forged ne n SAID oil
man can claim anything. | supp",' he hno"n - IT,
ahnut n | must be bad man AZ ne T,'H :" H. III,
me ont So and yet have a"nvs uleu y" ' ring
.as richi I did not want 10 have any u""o" o"''"e
the few years may have to i've
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

.nrv cu,v<Cry-. Our Cha uncey "is Chauucsy
W. Depew the mas ery leader OF The harrison 'o''o'
nj Mime polls, who made the prhc'p"' sp''" -
r.,omiuatiug the Pre,idest. DR. Drpew Is sekno""
.dy.d 10 he the foremost American orators or""'
sparkIius, sound nd sasncious IL" ""'i
ceches arc both the models ana tue "esP." "
rivals, "Our Chauucey" is a poem D' 'sase A'
R,.wrv illustrated profu-eIy and csmica''y oy Das
heard and 4. ID. Gibson, Two OF tho oes pe"'"'~
.r,i.t. in Nrw.Nork City. Ii IL dehctons p'sc' -
fun, and IL 1, moreover thoroughly possesses"
of .euinI md sine admiration Tor It's e'oTue"' SUI
,.ct IL f., doubtful whether Mr. Bromley mas e's'
-, a., ~. mare credit than In these dashinG' rei'
cL,ny nd br iIIiant Retail price, 81 copy
The hook has been offered a. u premium 10 ."o '.""
.f In. Weekly Tribunsi and any actu"' '"ose'''."
IN. Daily mny now obio IL ON the same 'erm'' 'm'
80 cents a copy IN aSu"'o" " MS
hook /. sent III a paper DON.
AMERICAN MILLIONAIREs.-The Tribune 70" OF
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r.,,.eJ md repubshei. IL gives the n""es " 50"
ot Nh. United states. and the lines Of busi.
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coyer, ia pamphlet form, the p"o"e""o" VIZ
con, a. pe-tu &c paid. subscription ea""n' y" 49,
nor with de xlbe cloth covers VIII ne m"neu ".y
address, IN paper box' Tor S'' ''"'
n, - be en- made IN the h-i
KNITTING AND CROCHET. 1871 Ne"' ""
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dew
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STATEN ISLAND.

NEW BRIG HTON.-The Rev. j. c. NJ. Johnston,
who was reported missing from his home In New
Brighton has returned, and yesterday morning was
asked about his absence He refused TO make any
explanation, and insisted that he was still pastor OF
the New Dri ghton Presbyterian Church, declaring
that the elders OF tho church had DO right 10 remove
him lie would not whether or not be had had
anv financial difficulty with the trustees Of the church
The elders saw they Will not allow MT johnston
10 preach again in their church, and that he mas
never been rccogni7ed by staten Island pastors as
regularly ordained preacher
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NEWARK.

Frank Coyle a Democratic member Of the Harrison
BOARD Of Aldermen, was arrested and locked up in
Harrison on Thursday night for assaulting George
Murphy ore OF his tenants and for Insulting Murphys
wife Yesterday Coye and Murphy each gave bail
TO await the action Of the Grand Jury.
In an address made the st. James Colored Church
on Thursday night, Colonel J. Murril (colored), OF
Jersey City, said that protection association OF
colored men had been formed IN Ncw-Jersey, which
already had on Its rolls the names OF 1865 members
John Connolly, the old baseball man, dropped dead
on IIasey-s on Thursday evening. Connolly was ono
81 the organizers Of the old Red Stocking Club and
he PLAYED In the Providence and other teams.
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u.,,,,,v n p,cHARpss FUNERAL.

The funeral Of william NJ. Richards president %
the Fidelity and Casualty Company. VINO o'eo 81"
denly ON an Annex fcrrybost on Tuesday eVei'hL
vras held Yesterday at his home NO loo h'ohs 81
The Rev. Dr. Charles Cu'hbrrt Hall, OF the 'HS
PRESBYTERIAN Church. oilciaied' Inc o"cefn "''
oonlovcs Of the Fidelity and Casualty Company, ana
IL nrntnlncnt residents Of Brooklyn heights "'r'
,,","..nt The burial In Greenwood.
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

New.York Jockey Club races Morris Park, : p n
Opening ceremonies, United States Food ENposiuoh'
Msdlson square Garden, D. m 49,
Republican Uleeting Richmond Hali NJ ia
West One.hund red and sixteenthst. p. IN.
Irish American Republican Club, 40 o. union square,
y. m. -,
Amateur Athletic Union tournament M'hh~'H" f'eu
Regatta Nereus Boat Club, Flushing, l.. /.
Meeting Christian League for Promotion OF PURITY, NO
SO East Twenty -secondst, p. III.
Nen.York Athletic Club, Loxlng entertainment. even
ing.
LAYING cornerstone Johnson Memoir al Building
BROOKLYN. 3 80 d. N.
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Turner to inaugurae movement to establish In this
village n sanitarium summer home to be opened
In the spring for crippled children OF New-York. The
attendance was large and enthusiastic Addresses
exnlaining the needs OF such a home were made by
Charles b. Kellogg. general secretary OF the New
York Charity Organization society the Rev. Dr. A. r.
scbaufer OF the York City Mission society and
Jacob A. Rlis, author OF How the Other Hall Lives
Their statements followed by remarks from Ebert
4 Brnckerhon on behalf OF the audience thanking the
projectors OF the movement and the speakers, and
pedging the cooperation and support OF the residents
Of EnglewOod.
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FRAME BROWN ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.

Frank Brown. member II highly respected
family IN Elizabeth is In cell n Police Headquarters
rhargcd with forgery. Ills father Is in the sugar
trnde I'm Sew-York The doing we'll, but
grew reckless and neglected his business that of lock
-mlth and general repairing. About n month ago he
began borrowing money right and lof and THIS week
began IN forge checks. lie passed one on Fchry
BROTHERS. groccrs. another Mr.. Tnbhs. butter
merchant. and a third Gray & Van Deventer. dry
goods merchants On Thursday he tried TO get a
note for 2.OOO discounted ~ the National state
Unnk I'm Elizabeth. Two well known business men :
names forged 10 II. He did not get the money.
one Of his victims yesterday made complaint at
headquarters and Brown caught Just be was
about tO away.
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sTiNFORD's COMING CELEBRATION.

The residents OF stamford. Conn. are making
elaborate preparat ions for celebrating the two hun
dred and hfeth anniversary OF the settlement OF the
TOWN. Handsome invitations to attend the celcbra-
ton bearing the seal Of the town, have been issued
nv the Committee Invitations. which consists of
+. L. scofeld James |. Raymond. A. {. Hall. W. \.
Iottirner Edward c. Hoyt, Albert j. Hatch, Phelps,
DR.. p. T. Van Vlcet, Charles H. Peck, james II.
n,mstcad william H. Judd, John b. Phillips, Il.
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HOME NEWS.
pRO\,JNFNT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT AKRI ' AIIS n IfiD fVI liz
BRUNSWICK-Judge John r. Putnam, OF the New
York Supreme Court HOLLAND-Ex Senator James
B. Eustis of Louisiana. MARLBOROUGH-Mrs Jeher'
son Davis and Miss Winnie Davis. OF Beauvor, MISS
PLAZA-Henry Probasco. Of Cincinnati. STURTEVANI-
Judge j. J. Jackson OF West Virginia. VlCTOhlA- IN
President Grover Cleveland and Baron Fava. Italian
Minister Washington. WINDSOIi-Bshop "ihte
head OF
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PATTERSON.

Henry Breen was driving his fathers grocery
wagon over the Broadway crossing Of the New
York Susauehanna and Western Railroad yesterday
when the vehicle struck by an east-bound pas
senger train and demolished. Breen was tossed
about thirty feet and was instantly killed, his neck
benC broken. Eve witnesses say that the Waterman
did not lower the gates, but beckoned for Breen to
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ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK-The jury In the case Of F. w. Helmke
against Henry P. stettler gave Helmke seroict OF
81 900 damages for injuries be received rom a
horse owned by Stetder. Stettler Is New-iork
,,orchant lives At Montmoor and Helmke was In his
employ The deienrs ALLEGED soSY DRY an nsg
sence on HeInne's Par. o%} sns ia sss.bashe1.
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swartwood. Edwin S Holly, John W. Brown, ~
u Gillespie B. L. Iierrlck, VI. kencay anu i' Cnn
u NcjInrg stamford is one Of the earliest con,
mccticut towns and Is only thirty six niles 10, mu
New York MANY residents OF this cry nave "~
soma summer homes there.
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
CAMPAIGN.

SHORT TALKS WITH AMERICAN vOTERA-
". pamphlet composed entirely Of the masuiA.
cent articles of Hon. Roswell &. H0rr, written fee
The Weekly Tribune, the Tariff and the Currency.
This IL perfect mine Of Information for aggressive
Republican campaign. Every campaign orator should
possess copy. "PrOtectiOn Not Tax,""Why tish
Tariff Pays" "Ths Real Doctrine Of Protecuon,v
erich and Poor In America "Reciprocity,
"NIeney for the Peoples" Farm Implements Abroad"
"The Omaha Platform" Farm Mortgages" and
4" alliance Fiat Money Nonsense" are only q few Of
the topics treated. rs cents "A copy.
BIG ISSUES OF AN OFF YEAR.-Prinfed last year,
but just GOOD then. The tariff and currency
articles of Roswell q. Horn in The Weekly Tribune,
with various kindred articles including the wonderful
results of Reciprocity and the article Prices In
1890 and 1884," pamphlet Of 80 large pnses. ~
cent?.
WORK AND WAGES EXTRA 1i1.-with Punch's
famous picture Of Mr.. Cleveland Introducing Free
Trade TO America" pages Of The Weekly Trib.
opular document, comparing the tarin pIanks
Of the great parties, and explaining the pocy OF
the two parties that subject. copies for cent.
100 copies. rs cents. 1000 copies, -. In lots Of
10000, 1.J0 per thousand.
MCKINLEY PRICES. EXTRA 112.-A popular.
low sheet Extra presenting in popular form tbs
best points from MIR. Aidrichs great speech In the
United states and the results Of the non.par
lent effect Of the Mckinley bill Wages and Prices
pases Of The Weekly Tribu cent a copy LOG
comics. IS cents. 1000 copies, 49, In lets Of lO0Vo'
$3.50 per 1,0O0.
PROTECTION NOT A TAX, No. 113.-Ths best u
n. ,ro,ec,iv. tariff articles Of Mr. Horr. Reprinted
In law priced sheet form for popular distribution.
psaes Of Tho Weekly Tribune. ] cent per copy lug
c.ues IS ceuts zoe copies, 81. In lots oil ls'00e
or more, $3.50 per 1000.
r,x.xCE AND FARMING. No. 114.-The best 81
he money articles Of MIR. Horr' In the p"mpn'es
..,,.d above. Reprinted In low priced sheet form
o. ,.pular dJstributiou. Makes pages Of The
weekly Tribune. cents cspy. IoO cspss" -
c..,. zoo copies. 81. In lots Of 10000 and more
O. per thousand.
HOMESTEAD PHOTOGRAPHED. No. 1lo'-w's
results of special lnvestiGatiou Of wages cost OF
I,vtu. nd the causes tho strike. pages OF
The Weekly Tribune. 1 cent copy LOO copies 30
c,n,,. 1.OsO copies, 80. In lets Of 10000 s2.o0
per LOCO.
THE TARIFF AND WAGES, No. 116.-Wfth Demo.
.r,,,c ,..,,msny to Mckinley prosperity from the
Uur.au Of Labor statistics and the Banking Departs
m.ut Of this state Price cent. Ready after sept
81
REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES. No. t17.-Presidess
urr,o. latter If acceptance, the Republican plat.
farm, tho .,eeches of Whitelaw Reid, ex.Governsr
Foraker, and Gov. Mckinley at "o"dsdaie Fer~s
Ohio sept. 9th. pages Of The Weekly Trieune' ans
portraIt. of Harrison and Reid. cent copy. ioV
copies, 33 cents. OOO espies 90 !" "'' " 'O'O'
$3.50 per 1000
MIR. REIDs SPEECHES, No. 11s.-spseches Of
WhiteIaw Reid durpg the present campa's"'
pogc. Of the Weekly Tribune. cent copy. I,o"'
copies, $500. In lots Of 10000. s2''o per i'ooo'
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KILLED BY BEING THROWN Fl

KILLED II bbI''V 'f'1FE - IN,
william G.. Cole. superintendent o' wv p''"
,,,, & pease AT NO 80 Reade-st, New-io
80 b,iod nv an accident IN front Of his door ~
"a Al Hanson Place, which occurred on ThursuhS
evening He was mounting his horse for ride. Wheh
The animal shed and throw him 80 tmt ns NM nd
,r,cir Tho cu,b,tone. liis skull WAS flactheu niI'
be died NJ l a. III. YESTERDAY. Mr. Cole was lo'S
lyon wears old and a well-known business i'"i''
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Announcements.

Mr. Wrysrow's SOOTHING SYRUP
A. bcen used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILiloNS OF
Mon HERS for their CHILDREN WILL I'll ~ ~
In ~ Itill'r SUCCESS IL SOOlHE> the tullD
S0Fi EMS iuE GUNS AILAif Az rAiN Nm, C nI.R
MIND collie. and Is the BfNl REMEDY Fot piAt
KuOFA sold by kIGUlSIs Ia every part Of I'e
world TWENTY-FIVE CENTS BoliLs
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JERSEY CITY
MAYOR WANSER PIN Lis

MAYOR WANSER PUTS HIS FOOT DOWN AGAIN.
Mayor wanscr Of Jersey city, yesterday refused to
sign the Sep'emb warrants Of william q. Goeman.
clerk Of the Board OF Finance OF Thomas McKeon.
the aS,s ant clerk and Of six other clerks employed ~
the city Hall or on detailed service. All OF them
have been I'm the employ Of the city for some
line AGO the salary OF each AZ these clerks was IN
creased by the Board Of Finance without the formatv
~ "A resolution. This increase. Mayor Wanscr says
vas Illegally drawn by the clerks and he says they
owe the city hll they have drawn In Of their
alales AS originally and legally fixed and he says
he will sign no more warrants for them until the
difference Is worked out The amounts vary from $50
In one case 10 $500 each In two others. lie also
fused TO sign the warrants OF Michael Lavender and
James Boucher hremcn who II Is alleged. have been
employed during n large part Of the month In painting;
chief Conroy's house.
The National Docks and Lchleh Valley Railroad
companies Yesterday obtained from Judge Wcrs an
order requiring the Mayor and Aldermen OF Jersey
city to show cause why the recent dedication Of Brown
Place as a public street should not be- set aside.
The. writ Is rctnrnnblc fo.day In the companies
succeed proceeding, will b. continued 10 condemn the
property for railroad purposes. Mayor Wanscr says
that the roadway for which the companies offered the
city $500 each has prospective value To- TIA" city
"A, a outlet to New York Bay Mayor Wanscr l.
confident that he will win the fight.
Henry Harris who WAS arrested In BrO0klyn on "A
charge Uf being Implicated In the big 'obacco steal at
Lippincott Yesterday and pleaded not guilty. James
Dee who pleaded guilty Ia the charge asked 10
be allowed 10 rctract and plend not guilty. Judge
DAY. lIs counsel said he dd no know what b" WAS
doing The court holds the matter under adviscmcnt.
Dee has been in jail six weeks and has not yet been
sentenced.
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The usual newspaper advertisements
is mighty hard to swallow; and we
are so afraid Of being associated in
your minds with the self-named "lead-
ing clothiers" that we tell you less
than the truth-so that our "littlen
may be believed.
A friend of ours, though, finds fault
with us; says that we sell the best
ready-made clothing in New York, and
ought to tell the people so.
You see, dear public, how embar.
raised we are
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 10 wAshIN ',.r. vorp
h ,,rerb service of fasa trains between New iI pr
d Wssbnston over the Pennsylvania Haiifoso ns'
uapalAl.
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BIG ISSUES OF AN OFF YEAR.-Prinfed last year,
but just GOOD then. The tariff and currency
articles of Roswell q. Horr in The Weekly Tribune,
with various kindred articles including the wobde rful
results of Reciprocity and the article " Prices In
1890 and 1S9. :" A pamphlet Of 80 large pase.. ~
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HENRY A. DANIELS, W. D..
WEST SorH.Sr
OF Nervous system 'cnito- trnarv OfxshA
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