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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16
OuR RANGE

OF prices Is a wide one. running from a
Child's Real Dongola Spring Heel Button
at Doc. to the Finest Misses and Boys
Patent Leather Shoes at S2. 80 and 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16

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Open Ersry Wight.
sth st. and Penn Ave.
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FOR IDEAS. our store is full Of them. and
our prices defy competition With any in the
whole city. You've going 20 give. Of course.
Why no; then stock and set our
ideas before you buy,
Read this interesting lit.
AT THE HAaSSBBk kEEcHEEE Def:
A Grand Lot Of Chiffon Hdkfs. embroi-
derrd and scaIoped- in all stylish patterns.
hese colors: Lavender. pink. blue. white.
cream, corn. cardinal. maise. black and
gray. worth every bi; Of 81 cents. Special
At Uaf Ladies a5.csnt Japanese Sill Six
Handserchiefs. rsdured for Tomorrow
to- .22o.
100 dozen Ladies Embroidered Seal
lorri-edEe Hdkfs.. ought 70 be 30 cents.
sa,a,dav........................... .25c.
G,uilemen's japanese silk Hdkfs.. her-
stitched roider-d initials Soc Toe 81.
3o1t % 800 GRAND raiuss offer you Holi-
day buyers.
MUFFLERS FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
Meas Ali-siik White Brocaded =
Mrffsr~. foin0rrou. ............. &c.
better grades in both white and black,
for---..-.- 81 70 and 81 40
Ladies' satin MufHers. IN light blue. pink.
cream. white. blsck. yellow and
cardinal. saturday ..-.....-......... &c.
LADIES' Plaid silk Novelty Mufiers. black
Eround. With various patterns in e
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
NAVAL NOTES or INTEREST.

Commander W. II. whiting who has boon at the
head 81 the BOARD ~ Inspection nj the navy iaru
since February II. 1870. was ordered yesterday 10
m. command Of the wooden sloopof-war Alliance IN
tho Pacific Ocean The Aanc" returned from the
A,iatic squadron september II. In command 81
Lieutenant Commander J. &. Rich and was ordered
,n 20 from san Frncisco soon ~ possible 10 Homo
lulu 10 relieve the cruiser Boston. Commander
Whiting will eo 10 Honolulu and Join his ship there.
The old single turretcd monitor Nantucket completed
her nriing ont for guard duty nj sandy Hook Quaran-
unc Yesterday and went down 10 her station In the
afternoon She is the relief OF the revenue cutter
that has been on that duty for The last week Inc
Santuckci also took down two steam Launches Tor
patrol duty I'm tie water, around Camp Low. she
is commanded by Commander George VI. BOOK,
one Of the officers Of the Navy Yard, and has
a email crew. Boatswain John G. Thompson was also
detailed for duty the Nantucket
Information was received at the Navy Yard yestcr-
day that three members Of the crew OF the war
vessel rhilade pia sent 20 the hospital nj Nor
FOLK on saturday last. badly injured from The prrmh
fure explosion Of shell OF one OF IN" SIX men guns
., paItimnrc They were Martin Fctiing. seaman.
and Frank f. Crossrnnn and Charles V Baker, seanci
apprentices Tho latter were drafted from the Tram
INK ship Minnesota several months ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The position Of deal superintendent OF the Insane
Asylum at Kings Park has been abolished. and DR..
Macomber who has filed it, will hereafter be known
as The physician in charge.
Miss Myra Harriet butcher. sixteen years old.
daughter Of silas T. butcher president Of the Hamilton
Trust Company. died Tuesday. Her funeral VIII
take place tomorrow
Thomas Corwln. son OF Major b. Il. Corwin. has re-
signed the post OF stamp clerk In the Postofce. at
81 200 n year, and John Quiry has been appointed
10 succeed him. Corwin Is Third Ward Republican
and held the Office for four years.
Mayor Body returned TO the city from Washington
eserday and heard delegation Of residents OF the
Twenty fourth Ward, who urged action 10 suppress the
nuisance caused BY the dumps the borders OF the
city. Andrew Vessel the contractor for removing
dead animals OF whose place on Newtown Creek com
plant has been made and TO suppress which steps
have been taken, called on the Mayor yesterday and
assured him that he would his establishment
three miles from the city.
The Commissioners OF Health and City Works have
decided that all gar hagc mus be disposed Of by sending
1t out TO sea and have informed the contractors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
4 RELIANT FALL OPENING Is HARLEM

The annual fall opening OF II. {. T. koch d 90 Is
now I'm progress at their fine new store. No III west
One hundre ed and twenty ffth-st in the millinery de
paYtment IS shown surprising quantity Of women
imported headwear. Noticeable among tbs IS bonnet
from po,,y anne made Of Madere cloth III; with fine trim
ming EXQUISITE bOnnets and ;olac5 are shown rom
Hctz- Boyer, Eugene Parden and PAM Firo' ana
gerthe. handsome hat from Felix Las a pointed
brm of lace and gold, trimmed with "noroider'h
brown velvet and faced with pale tan cloth. ana at
the side Is cluster Of brown ostrich plrGcS, III the
cloak department are shown some Of IN" latest
creations OF Worth. One is long black plush CLOAK
with handsome Watteau back in basement erie. and
il lined with shot silk large variety Of handsome
fall capes In cloth also shown. The h0usc furnish
ting department is abundanty stocked with all the
latest patterns Of chairs writing d"Sks and Dire sing
tables In this department is shown completely
furnished fat. Everything that ems to make com
Portable furnished home is there. This idea Is popular
with the customers, tirOnss gather around 1t ana
the Superintendent asserts that the outfit is OCCASION
ally purchased complete.
The newest Of high quality STRIPED and fancy
brocade dress silks and satins and fancy woollen
plads Of every imaginable variety are TO be had In
the dress goods department. The millinery depart
menf Is fitted up with good iaste, palms ana
flowers are In abundance and 'cehtiui surroundings
and pleasant salsswomcn lend an additional zcSt 10
the pleasure OF hatbuyinG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

"OrR CHAUNCEY."-"O Our & In uncey".s Chauucey
NJ Depew, the mastery leader OF he Harrison forco'
Mimi polls, who made the pr c,pni speech there
euominatug the President. ir. D"pew Is sckpowl'
edged 10 be the most Am rcn 1rator., brilliant,
sparkling, sound and saa1cioH,. His after-dnner
speeches both the modrl- and the despair OF his
rivals. "Our Chsuncey " - poem, by Isaac lie
Bromley Illustrated proim-rIy aud corcally by Dan
Benrd aud &. ID. Gibson. Of the best pen-and-nk
artists in New-Yor. Cn,. Ii il n delicious piece oil
fun aud L. thoroughly possessed OF spirit
genial and sincere admiration for its eloquent suos
irct. IL L. doubfin whether Mr.. Bromley hns ever
done hi. wit more credit ihan In these dashing, roll
licking and brilliant verses. Retail price, 81 copy.
The book has been offered premium 10 the readers
Of The Weekly Tribune, and any actual subscriber 10
The Daily mny obtain 1t the same terms, vizi
- cents u copy in nddi ion TO his subscription The
bool, /. sent in II paper box.
AMERICAN MILLIONAIRE ES.-Thc Tribune roll OF
u, r-on, reputrd be worth million more ha bees
revised md rcpubshcd. IL gives the names Of 4Oa5
millionaire. of the United states and the lines Of bus.
ness in which cmch one made his fortune. With paper
cover, In pamphei form the publication will cost ID
cents, postage paid. subscription edition, onbetce
paper, with flexible cloth will be mailed TO any
address, IN paper box. for 81. Probably $50 chnuxes
IN, been made la the list.
"yIIIAaE IMPROVEMENT; Why American VII.
lagos Differ in Prosperit,.'-In small pamphlet FORM
the charming article OF Il. q. NothroD, setting forth
the ,aiue OF handsome appearance ana sanitary oe'
the be derived by the inhabitants
fro en,cnt associations aud the great service
any man IAN do for his native village cents copy
Sjtpor 100 copies.
AFTER. DINNER sPEECHEs.-A handsome pam:
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.res OF the public dinners OF the winter OIL io0A
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KNITTING AND CROCHET. 1s9i.-Ne"' 30 psses'
The me Il nd bes, knitting and troc"e' ns
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;uat, ,cnrf,, tidir.. handke hiefs, eic' =" a""
Al mn yes of he charming ''Home aud society "r"''
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rPIRyNE WAR STORIES.-A magnificent co"ec.
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THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
NETWORK CITY.

A mass meeting under fIe auspices OF the American
sabbath Union will be- held in Calvary Baptist church,
Fifty.seventh-st near Si,th4ive, tomorrow evening
10 rafy the action Of Congress In reference to closing
the Worlds Fair sundays.
The French Societies Of this city will have festival
at suffers Harlem River Park this afternoon ana
evening. The honorary president Is Consui"enern
d'AbMc and the president Of the festival Is
VI. A. Forget. There Will BIZ promenade concert
beginning at p. H.. with an overture and salute
Of twenty-one guns There will be concert ana Dali
in the evening
Of w Weeks. THE reports OF the National Repub
Ilcan Convention were published in The Tribune Oh
June : S. o. 10. II and H. The Tribune OF June ii
published the proceedings attending the nominations Of
Harrison and Reid. The Tribune Of June ~ published
the proceedings Of the great meeting AT Carnegie MUSIC
Hail. At which Governor Mckinley and Chauncey NJ
pepew made addresses
lanes Cox wa, sentenced to be imprisoned for
General sessions yesterday for assaultng Annie Heutz
eleven wear, old on August 81. Both lived at No
l9l Tenthave.
The sale Of Mary j. Van DOren5 Interest In the
Holland House property, which was TO take place nj
the CITY Hall yesterday, adjourned by Deputy
sheriff Caraher until Wednesday, september %.
Al the conference Of third OF the Catholic clergy
Of thu, diocese at ST. Pa'ricks Church, In Mulberry st.
Yesterday the Rev. joan J. Morris. Of ~. Joscphs
church. read a paper Eternal Punishment,' and
the Rev. june i. Mcintyre Of II. Jeromes Church.
read another paper "What II Takes to Constitute
Valid Marriage Archbishop Corrgan presided at
,he meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
AN OLD MAN ASSAULTED AND ROBBED.

An assault and highway robbery were committed
In Macon-st lae on Tuesday night. the victim being
John McNary. OF No. 10 Macon-st. who wa on MS
way home from posting a letter. He IS iXty-hve
years old and Is the principal OF FnFllc school So
80. In East One-hundrcd andtenth ST., Nr"->"TK
About 10 O'Clock he went 70 drug at Marcy
ave. and FultOn-s. and got stamp and put MS
letter in lctter-box. When he had reached Macon
ST., on his way home, he took out his gold watch
TO the time As he got near his home two men
passed him, and brushed roughly agans' him.
Mr.. McNa s turned and looked AT him, and the man
without a word struck him In the face knocking him
down. By the time Mr.. McNary got up. ih" Two
men had disappeared. When hc got into his house
his watch was gone. He the conclusion that
the thief took II as he brushed against him. and that
the knOchd0wn blow given 10 prevent outcTy and
pursuit. Mr.. McNary and his friends looked In the
rect 10 II there any trace OF the watch, ana
discovered a sandbag. which had evidently been
dropped by one OF the mon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
OTHER SUBURBAN TOXINS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VFRNON-Thc Rev. l.. !. Buell. Of 'hN'"''
y y. has accepted the call OF the new 'ohgIeKa'loIi
society and will begin hi, pa,torae about the mdu'
~ octobcr The new society was started about four
months ago at a meeting OF few ConGrcganonhh>ts
AZ the home Of +. h. Fuller. they being members 81
the First Presbyterian and Reformed Presbyterian
chuS,hes The society IS nj present worshipphg IN
church in Mount Vernou-arc.. and tl" society mas IN
creased In numbers and n, success Is 20 promising
that a movement Will soon be made toward nnialhs
church The Rev. De Los LUZ. pasto- Of IN" Nph
lawn Heights Methodist Episcopal Church. will give
lecture I'm the temporary Congregational Church Tor
the lcnrft of the society and >hNdaY school To
Stiffness Home, lncs, and LOveeickne,s.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
WORK or THE PARK BOAKD

4 resolution offered yesterday by Commissioner
Tappen ut the Park Board meeting requiring all liar
lem River tugboats ~ future TO be provided with drop
or telescope smokcsrcls ard hagstahs after October
20. Tie resolution was laid over. President Dana
was auth lrizcd expert opinions as 10 the bs
uchot, for providing artificial bottoms for the Central
PARK lakes. Final action was taken p.ac ng the size
If the Horace Greeley statue IN the Triangle at Broad
WAY and TIiry-iaird ST. The statue will face east
The grape crop Of the upper parks was bought III by
Commissioner Gallup who wrote 10 DIR. Jenkins offer
INK the grapes for the use oil the sick In quarantine
Oh swinburne Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
LONG ISLAND.
TsTTsNTF
Is TIE GRAND JURY \ LEGAL BODY ,

Is TIE GRAND JURY \ LEGAL BODY
In the Queens County Court Of Sessions IN Long
Island City. yesterday. william lAcy. James Brady
and James Mcclure who are said 10 be members of
tho Dry Dock gang were called upon to plead
TO an Indictment found against them. Corporation
Counsel Noble who appeared 70. Dr." prisoners created
a sensation hy making a demand for qnshlng o.
the indictments on the ground that the September
Grand Jury which found tho Indictments. was not
A legally constituted Grand jury AZ all. inasnnch
A. one Of their number. Thomas Curry, WIS on IN"
iury hy an error. lie was not on the assessment
rolls Of Long Island City. from which IN" Grand Jury
for tho city are drawn. Judge GarrctSon aid he
vnuld decide The motion tomorrow. The decision
f. awaited with great Interest because II gwen ~
favor Of the defendants ail ihr lnilc'n'h's i"NHl
Lv tho ~eptcnher t,r,nd Jury will be set aside and
A score or more prisoners sct at liberty. .
Thomas Curry formerly CITY Clcrk under Mayor
Gleason and the man wanted Icy th" authorities 10
Dorvc rs Il grand Juryman wa Thomas cure 4"
Hli- .Vills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
THE BROKER ADMITS RoBBIyG THE wCMAY

Cumberland g. White an oX-mcmber of III" stock
Exchange. after lying In the Tomhs FOR nearly year.
pleaded guilty 10 grand larceny In the scrnd degree
In General sessions yesterday. lie was reminded
Cor sentence. In 1885 and 1889 Mr.. Emily \. dc
silver, who lived in the house In which he. did, No
II. West Forty fftllst, gave him two bonds of
The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy road oi the valIo
Of 81 600 each they were collateral security for
ZOO share, Of stock which she ordered him TO buy
for her The stock advanced IN price and she told him
TO sell ont her holding When she asked for hcr
u.onts aud her bonds he admitted that he had sold
The ,ectirite.. lie ned to Chcagt, where Ie was
.taf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

prooklvn Jockey Club races Gravc-cnd. = is p. m.
Lii, Insurance Undcrwritcrs' annual meeting
Webster murder trial before Justice Ingrdham.
New.York Boston baseball match, Polo Grounds, 3;f'
y. m .
Installation OF Rev. f. r. Batcman, Trinity Baptist
Church. p. IN.
Newsboys' Republican meeting. No. 475 Peari'st
3 p. m. ~
XXIst Assembly District Republican Association, NO
los East FIfty.ninth-st., 8 p. IN.
Harrison ard Reid Campaign Club assmeetng, New
Utrecht, p. m. .
East side Citizens Republican Club, XXIld Assembly
District No 1913 Avenue A, p. M.
Davenport Investigating Committee Belvederc Hotel
> D. m. ...,
Soldiers and Sailor, and Veteran Sons Assocation
No. 81 Union Square p. IN.
French festival, Lion Park, evening.
Chinese mass meeting Cooper Union, p. m
Smith Inhrnary investigation. New-Brighton . l.
Music In BATTERY PARK by Goth Regiment Band, D. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
THE GUILTY MANS ENPLOYER ARRESTED.

Eleven jurors had been secured yesterday IN Cen
eral Sessions to try CHARLES Roster or a charge OF
arson in the first degree. when he decided to plead
guilty to an sttempt az the crime lie Thought
be would rather be imprisoned for from tive 10 ten
years than run the risk Of life sentence which Is
the maximum penalty In the first degree.
Recorder Smyth ieGmnG'd him for sentence. Roster
was bartender I'm intCr Hremcr's liquor store. No.
$50 West F0yueth-st. aud slept In the rc3r 81 the
basroem. At 80 T.. M. on July II. he ran out OF
Ids room 10 the street End gave alarm OF fire.
The fremen found three separate fires IN the horse,
one In Rosters room and two In the barroom kero
seno was found all around Kremer lived few
doors away and the scene soon after the
alarm given.
As the building d tenement house. full Of
people. Roster indicted for arson In the first
degree. When he pleaded guilty. Assistant District
Attorney Barlow 6. Weeks aud Fire Marshal Mitchell
decided to have Krsmer arrested. Judge MARITIME
issued the warrant and Kicner was at once taken
into custody. lie had r.. 100 insurance. while his
goods worth only ~ 100 and mort gaccd for
baiI. sum- '''' '''' ." *'''''
Eric Lnes.-Six Dollars to Buffalo. Fast trains
Asilv q 90 a M 80 d. m. 30 D. m. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
LONG nEAcn.-A Long I-Iand Raroad train bound

LONG BEACH.--A Long Island Railroad train bound
for Long Beach into IN open s"it'h near the
station and the engine and two ears left the track q"
Tuesday NOltdy hurt. wrcching tram viii
a squad Of men sent down from Long lshnd
CITY 10 remove tn" wr"ckagc Aucr the men han
finished their wOrl. late night som" Of them broke
INTO cotage, L. 10, 20. 81 and -. aud stol' every
thing I'm the Icfrigcrator>. ono cotager lost almost
y weeks provisions A. the no 81 t. closed and there
are no >hOps on the beach, the cottascrs who Lost
their provisions had 10 borrow from their noir for
tunatc ncigllbOrs.
Ht'NTINGTC N.-The attendance al the fair Of tn,
Long Island stock Fai" Association was the large
Yesterday In the history OF the association which ha'
been holding exhibitions Gr five years. The manager
II the enterprise greatly encouraged by their SUE
cess this year. Heretofore two and sometimes three
days Of the annual nll exhibition lave Deen rainy.
least unpleasant. but this year the indications are
that fair weather viii prevail throughout tll" entire
five days. The list Of exhibits T. large one and
most increasing. There j. tfOtting each day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
l.. NJ. WHITNEY CHARGED WITH ABANDONMENT

IOus VI. whitney, assistant superintendent OF the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, and manager
Of the Greenpont branch Office, arraigncd In the
Lee Avenue Police Ccuri yesterday on The charge Of
abandonment preferred by his wife. Mrs. Wltney
has two children. The defendant is fifty years old
Mrs. Whitney is just half his age, and lives at NO.
20 Oak st. She tod Justice Connolly that 4 variety
actress had taken her place in her husbands ahcc-
lions Mrs Whitney said She had married her hus-
hand three wear, ago and his dcscrOn left her pCnn
less. whitney denied the charge and was held for
exs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
ELIZABETH.

Shit was brought in the Union County Court yes
terdav BIZ eight ex-Adermen Of Elizabeth Tor total
amount OF s0OOO being what they say is due to
them for unpaid salaries during their term Of service
Judge Ghoocy Is the counsel for the plaintin' ana
he f. also an eX-Alderman of the city. The cases
cannot be tried before the January term OF tno court
The plaintiffs claim Is disputed by tn" CIV autiorl
fies. who insist that the salary ordinance ms De-"
reunaled before their term Of service began. Inc
nldintf acgc that the ordinance repeating The salA
law was defective because n did not get the requisite
number of VOTES and was not advertised FOR tic re-
quired tmc-two weeks-beiore b'lhS Pa's'n On "s
81 fr1rc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY Y.
NEWARK.


THE MAN WAS SAVED BY HIS FEET.
william Ryan, Of No. 1913 .Academy-st, Narrowly
escaped death yesterday. His room Is in the second
story Of the house. He was sitting on the sill. facing
in HANGING window shutter when IT overbalancef
him. As the shutter fell below. Ryan fell backward,
but the sash OF the window came down with fo'co
enough to catch his feet between II and the SILL In
this position Ryan hung for several minutes Justly
shouting for hop Mr.. Johnson living in lh' holi'c
On the opposite side Of the street, nm and also
called for help number Of employees In ncighbor-
ing hat factory rushed ont, and seeing Ryans pre-
through the window into his room. lie was black II
face, and had he been suspended "A fe" minutes
longer, would 10 doubt have died.
Among Indictments returned by the Er'h' July
IS one charging CamencIta Ddata with the murder o.
Thomas Burns When the murderer was arraighed
The prosecutor insisted that the prisoner WAS swing
an assumed name. 4 plea Of not guilty was entered
Judge Dcpuc has granted an order directing the
SUPERINTENDENT OF Police 10 turn Owe 10 Mrs. sarah
G. Potter the employer OF Thomas Hayden, VINO wa
murdered by Fales the amount of 1896 o., when was
in FaI.s's possession when he was arrested This
vos what was left Of 500 which Facs took from
Haydon's pocket after clubbing nm mo lli''islo'
DR. W W. Boyd, pastor Of IN" i'dhe Memo lhl
Church and not the Rev. James BOYD Br0dy, mas re
signed from the Law and Order League. Mr. BOY q
exnlaincd Yesterday that his resignation was que 10
difference ~ opinion AZ To the mode OF procedure III
carrying out the objects Of the League
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BREyOORT-Lord Brayc and Lady Braye' OF rnsahu'
John Clinton Gray. OF the New
~ Court q, Annals FIFTH AVENUE-Congressmen
Alfred c. Harmer of Pennsylvania ard John A. ouackeh'
huh and ~ NJ. Curtis. Of New-York; eh'Conetess"i"
william A. Russell r. Bailey Adrich and Henry To-.
49,, ~ 1-,,.s ., ,.coco HOILAND-J. Hennkcr
,Jc,ton NJ p Of England and r. c. kcrens ana r. "
Neldrirrhaus Of st. Louis. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II Iittlcned Of Rhode Island. ST JAMEo-Coh'
cre.sman Thomas l.. johnson. Of Ohio WE4SlMl'olI-i'
Iulio Dctancourt Colombian Minister TO Spain WIND
cor FIX Congressman william {. Maybury, of Detroit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
CAMPAIGN.

SHORT TALKS WIT AMERICAN '0TER-.-
~. nc pn implicit composed entirely of thr nagnn-
,cni articles of Hon. Roswell q. Horr. written for
The Weekly Tribune, the Tarin aud tho Currency
This j. perfect Of In ormation for nm aggressive
Republican "a n,pn Az. Every campaign orator should
po..css II copy. "Protection Not TaN,"' W hyn hxh
Tariff PAYS" "Thc Real Doctrine OF Protection"
..Ecn and Poor In America. "Ecciprocify,
",I onry for the People, Farm Implements Abrond'
"rhc Omaha Platform" Farm Mortgages aud
" : iiiancc Fiat Money Nonsense, are oni, lew oil
the 10 pics treated. % CENTS copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
ICpSEN CITY.

The Board Of street and Water commissioners yes
to-day adoptcd resolution directing chief Engineer
pncrlcs TO prepare specifications for a new supply OF
MIRO and wholesome water for the city. The com
pp'issinnrs said they had not selected any place 10
obtain the supply from.