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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
GENERAL o. 0. HOWlRD SAILS F0R GlBRILTAR

rrvrptr o q HOU-iRD SAILS FOR GIBRILTAE.
The big white North German LloYd steamship f"'l'
had more hOnOrs paid TO her Yesterday when ,c W III
o,n The lv ON her IT'D 10 CcnDl Via Gibraltar than
any other ship which sailed yesterday. When -"
passed Governors Island Sic was snlniea hi thirteen
guns This was because sh" had on board Major
General o. q. Howard commander OF IN" DIVISION "l
the Atlantic Ol the United states Army. lie Wa &c
ccnyancd 10y his aid, second Lieutenant charles "'''n
Treat. Forts Hamilton and Wad'wor'h also >alu''l
,,,. shin Il, .he Narrow, General Howard VIII hn1
r ,nra,,ar md thence will visit other Mediterranean
po.- lie will probably remain a"ay a"u' SiN
weeks Adjutani General Rucecs viii be in 'mmahl
while he is absent; AmcnS other passenger VIC
Mrs Hugh G. Ehvcys, NJ. ana Mr.. r. Dei-le' MI.
and Mr.. frnzcr Gluck. Mis- r. VI. lunton. MI J.. \.
Hewlett Con; Saselli, MIR. ana Mr,. George n Pimp
ION ,ic1rse C. Rand. Mr. ard Nil. j. ". HpaldinF
sir and Mrs Charcs 4. shelton. Nj ana Ms. Johh
stewart, aud Colonel and MR. A. NJ "oN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
THE WHITLEY POSTMASTER CASE.

Washington. oct. l3.-Po,tmastcr teheral wanna
maker has received from President Lyman OF thi
Cvl service Commission the following response to his
letter OF inquiry Of October IL:
The commission has the honor to acsnowleisr
rcccp, Of your letter 81 the l2th INST In reply 10 lts
,ommunr a,ion 10 relative to certain procedure
in Michigan offensive to the postal regulations. No
nop,r IS on fc in its office containing evidence that
,Lc no,tmastar AZ whitley has violated tho order o.
The fosioncc Department. II such paper had been
IN our possession would have been brought TO yor
notice a. and directly. IN" presence AZ tn,s
ONCE OF the blank book rather indlcat"L we thnh'
IN. innocence VI the whitley postmaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
HE WILL ZEE Sent BACK FOR TRIAL.

Rudolph Erwig arrested In Chicago about week
aro for forGcrics committed IN Dusseldorf GERMANY
was taken from Ludlow street jail YESTERDAY anc put III
charge II the German Consul, who hal him sent PACK
IN Germany for trial. Erwis and his inther werT
prosp.r Us hide and leather merchants In Dn's"dofi
Tho firm got into trouble. and both father ana son
escaped before II found ont they hal forged bi!l'
of exchange for lirs, amounts. The younger Erwis
settled In Chicago and In short limo built up u
uros IN. Gus business under the name of stccger oi
inc Kind he had boon engaged In Ia Germany. lie
was tracked down and arrested. The elder Erws IL
still at large. Rudolph consented 10 go back 10 Gc'
MARY AID stand tlIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
TO TRY 4 NEW STORAGE BITTERf.
EXPERIMENTS WHICH HAVE SATISFIED Sur
FACE RAILROAD OFFICIALS.

EXPERIMENTS WHICH HAVE SATISFIED SUR
FACE RAILROAD OFFICIALS.
Another attempt TO use the storage battery for the
propulsion OF street cars Will be made IN TINS CIV
shortly. The second Avenue Railroad Company has
ordered ten hon the Wafdrll-Entz company
whose work. are AT Bridgeport Conn. This company
IS In possession ~ patent motor and storage Dat
terry against which the officials Of the company ar"
confident none Of the objections urged against other
systems Of the kind can BE- brought. They claim to
be able to get increased hors" power with reduced
weight II motor. Exhaustive experiments have been
II ad. with this STYLE car. AMI the tesults have
been satisfactory. The cars will be run on the upper
end Of the second ave- routo at first. IT they are
successful the whole line will be- equipped with them.
AZ Chester. Penn. last winter. 1t ran 1000 miles
Second ave line are 10 be II regulation pattern. and
lighted by an independent set Of batteries The
claim 4, made for them that they will be- cheaper to
operate than car, drawn by horses. A. To the batter
lc> instead Of using lead plat" with Nuphuric acid
solution {, done In tlc forage batteries with which
tho public I, more or ln,, familiar the plates are made
81 copper the positive and Of iron FOR the negative
and zincaic solution Of potash :, used Tn" con
tanning boN Will De- If Iron Instead Of hard rubber
The ears II i, assorted can Dee perfectly controlled
rs The no,orman. and various other claim, arr mad"
which II ,ub.ianilatcd. viii solve the vcNcd question
Of electrical propulsion for street cars
George : Hart. president ~ tie second Avenue
Railroad Campuu,. aud Mr. Coz. the chairman ~ no
executive. committee ~ the company. have fn :,
much impressed Will the system thlt they hav" de.
cld,d that n b. 81 least worth trial Tia" VIII
be- running on the road lu 4 short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
An OLD lFFENLER ARRESTED.

pr, Chciwoot aad Key, recently tcli the polio"
that three coll watchc, and ohcr artic -. valued a,
mo- hal boon >;ol.n fom patent, in their private
ho.ri,al nt SO 10 East Thirty ionrh-,t.. by Louis
INGALLS, - p o.; ,,olal nur-c. On" Of the watches
,c.ongcd to 4. l.. Qnic cnbu'h. who's" wife also made
complaint. Detectives Mccarthy and Gun, of tho
Central one. Yesterday founi ngall- In Ono. hundred
.,d tvcnt, .niflI,t., ncat Manhattan ave. and ar.
1c.,cd him. lie l. enld 10 br an Old offender, having
iocn arrested OthCf occasions for hci, and forgery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
A MEDAL TO COLONEL KNOX.

Washington. oct. I5.-The War Department mas
awarded a medal OF honor to Edward NJ. Knox late
second Lieutenant Of tho 18th Ncwicrk Battery, f'r
DISTINGUISHED bravery in the bate OF Gctty'burs
This wa, due In accordance With the act Of congress
approved March 2. 1868. providing Tor the pre''h''
ton Of medals o. honor to such oiHoera' ~" 0o''
,s.,onod officers and priva,c. who most distinguished
Themselves I'm action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

,,r. ON chamber music with which the brooklyn III
.tItutc viii omen the second season OF It's music nc'
nartn,nt on october 90 Mr.. Brodsky wiz play lar
inini. D.. rrilIc du Diabe." Mr.. Fiicfhclni Bach ;
upriccio on the departure OF n beloved broth'r,
Mr. Tickling GJdards flntas!a for violonceHo sur
L. Lac and the three artists two movement, from
ncethovcn, great Trio in b fiat. MI ovioc
Mu.n will give concert with the symphony orche,ira
nj fine Music Hall. December Is. Mr
Harry Peppers first A" Evening with O:atl0 ana
paad- ril take place Mt IaTdman Hall next Thurs
day.
A. his third popular sunday night concert IN Madi,
son Suunre Concert Hall. this evening Mr. Seidl VIII
plnv one Of DVorak's "savic Dances the Moorish
march from MoSzkowslyS " BOabdil" and other pieces
The solo performers win be Miss Lillian Blauvclt ana
Remcny the vOllnist.
Mr. Walter !. Hail. pinnSt. will give three chamber
music concerts Thursdays. December = le02,
january 26. 500. and March Ii. SOB. nj Carnegie
Music Hall assisted by Gu>avc Dannrcuther. violin.
and Mr.. Emil Schcnk. ccst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
GEN HUSTED's WILL OFFE6ED FOR PEO5lTE.

General James W. Iusicds will Offered for
probate before Surrogate owen r. Coffin AT PcrSs
Kill Yesterday morning. Mrs Hustled. the admins
trutiix. 10 whom all OF General lustcd's personal
and real property was left. was present. with her
counsel. Colonel Thomas ID. Hustled. The wilncssc,
Judr. = Is. Coffn. OF Hudson. and +. H. southwark
Of PeeSsRiIl. were also present. No value Is yet
r,accd upoa the estate. and surrogate Colin post
uoned for the present the appointing O any ap
praisers. General Husted's liiensurnnce In The Mn
tIn,l Life Insurance Company will amount with ac
crued interest. 10 $lI .OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

!, rocord 10 the remarks In Tho Tib1nc o. Ia,
Monday concerning Nine. Linch PROJECT for GiNih-
Illustrated lecture, on Rus ian FOX rS'. tht h1S
writes:
Without de,racnc ap,ihing from the grc1t nc l. b
OF Agrcnrv- >lav anshy ~ cohdu' r. am We 'lci
cncy Of hi, choir. Shond l w. 10 70
,,,ccn hi. aim and mine. Ills choir Performed ~
" ycry striking manner various pieces. Ni,-ilu toih
,.rs arranged In such way ns 80 SEQ" OF BIZ fi'lf
in tl,c hest possible Hight. For my part want 10
make known the real Russian song nS u Is surg
among and ~ the ITOpc. WHat pr no" 10 90
was never attempted before neither IN ilh' county,
mr. I'm any o:hcr Even In llnssa wh"ie y" udY !
',lnnrs VA, ,nricf On du'ing the last Ten hftr"n
y,nrs with in surpassed zeal ana musical tioi"u:
n.ss such systematic l'r lures illustrator by H"a -
~ snlosis and chorus Is quite novelty, ana re-
clvn orery day congratulations from The best Russian
musicians. , l., .,,,.,.,, r-,,r,,,,,,,
fr,n' thr national point Of view fprblv prat d
on, hv ON, " Fncli- mu~irrl critics ui This ~
,", Tho f,ulf ~ Slavinusky II was rahcr Il con.c
'vc,rr ~ want ~ exact knowledge OF how IN" people
.,g ihcir soncs In former DAYS all the collector,
-, S,ssIn, Folk songs 'hopght II uui fhci"ni In
cac az mari songs To- note down the l"ndns voice and
rules 81 harmonzaon. TIL" "'"'t c,'
IcctIons u Russian Folk songs hhc lr"ch'
kirsfa ranoN. etc. wee all WN on
H. same plap and when faithfully reproduced dd
w., soun1 BIT n'c the rrn Russ an cong II sem
ina, all the rfc. the emotion, ~" soul oi The sol
had gone. ..- - -, =, ,. AT,
cgicuIiy Rnt the most successful and the most
m"~nucl study IN this direction was made by J. Mel
,nurooT Il very talented pianist and thorough inil-
ejc,n | will nj NV lectures many songs ms
noted down 10y Mclgournoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
A RESIGNATION Not ACCEPTED.

Washington, OFT i5.-Sccrctary Of state Foster has
received the resignation OF United states Consul John
son. nj Hamburg. but declines 10 accept H. Ih'
resignation was brought about by misunderstanding
ON the par, ~ Consul Johnson. There wore reports
printed abroad that he had Ned from Hamburg FOR
fear Of the cholera while the fact was that his DE-
par;urc was accohnt OF an injury received In an
accident from which he suffered greatly together with
an attack of dysentery. and ordered BY his
hv.icion 10 leave Hamburg. This cXpanat n was
mad, to In. Department by fien Is Hence the action
taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
EARLY NETWORK POS1MASTERS DTsCT SSED.

The first address Of the season OF 1909 % was de
livered before the NewYork Genealogical and BIO
graphical Society in the Berkeley Lyccum on Friday
evening by Thomas H. James whose subject the
:. New YORK P0si0ficc and Some Of Its Early Post
masters, The speakers admirable and exhaustive
address was illustrated with various ancient documents
signed by George Clinton, Thomas Pickering and other
oAhcinls OF the Continental period. Mr. James was
followed by the Rev. DR.. a. q. Ncrmilye, grandson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
THEY HAVE NOT FORGIVEN consul SMITH.

Washington oct. d. II appears that the tanadlln
authorities have not forgiven United states consul
Nicholas -mlth for enbodying In an ofral repor I"
Washington certain UNPLEASANT observations respect
ing fifth and uascrtaiy conditions ut the town II
Three Rivers In the Dominion. The mails have
brought 10 tue Department Of state communcltip1
from the United states Consn General at Ottawa
rran,mir,ng formal complaints preferred by tho
local Canadiun officials against Consul smith. The
attcr has a!read, beg IN his defence, and IA, Med
duct in the matter Secretary Foster la, taken the
case under consideration ard meanw VI declines 10
make publc the communications received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

Water Register Riley received $500 III for the
use II a.. Croton Water last week. Assistant
Chicf En-inc"r Mckay. Il tho Department u Public
Works. said Yesterday that the dry weather Of the
la,i week., had not mad" II necessary 10 reduce
the writer supply 4 the city. which had been con
una,d ~ I9,OpDO1O ellpns daily. I'VE havq
Tlcujy If water m store In III" rr-crv'r@ Of the
Cr,ton water she'd NJ. VI Nav said and people
need hnvc 10 apprehension, al ut "A watcriamnr n
il doe, not ian anuthe~ drop thi- year The lime
fl- .tiriiag water ,"aIcs I'm Hcv York Is passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
yiw OFFICER. Of TIRE T.. s RrBRsR coMPAyr

WV OFFICERS or TIE r. RUBBER CONPINf.
4 mcciing 81 The directors OF tho United states
Rubber Company hold Yesterday ~ No 10 william.
r. The company organized under N" laws OF
Nc7 Jerry with a capital " sjO,OOoooo. and con
irl, the principal manufactures ~ rubber boots ma
shoe, ln the United >tlte.. N the meeting the per
maurn' organization va. completed by the election
~ fhr following board 90 dir'ctos-:
thafl,. \ unl, samuel T. colt. Jam"s De>her.
Robert D. Evan. Nm. y. Ford. Charles Il. Flint.
j. Edward Ford Eol~r, T. VI. Galloway. william Il.
Hni Henry l.. llotc,d-,. II. u. llolln,. Gcore" H.
norl Chngl,- T.. johnson. Jane =. Innsion. George
A. L"Nl- 4. {. Martin. Frederick NJ. shepard. Richard
G.. Sllr,. i. Edward simmons william L. Trenholm
John T. 1oVu,rad. Charles g.. Thaycg. John l. Water
bury and samuel y Williams.
Robert u Evan, OF Boston. va, cl'rtcd president
81 the company jam. Il. Ford. 81 Ncwiorh. Vice.
president thar.r, H. Flint OF New York. treasurer.
and " e. Martin 81 Ncw Rrun~VicL. y. j.. assistant
ir,.i>urrr. TIE following executive roWniV'" "'r"
elected Henry l. Hot nhl.- Robert y. Evan. Erorgr
\ L-vl-. Charles l.. Johnson. samuel p. toli. Charles
L. Flint and VI. g.. Marlin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
CONTINUING TIE INJUNCTION.

Justice Lawrence. g. the supreme Court. has con-
,inucd until the final decision Of the suit the temporary
Injunction which the relatives OF Ihomas .ofhs''
secured restraining Edward Young from dlsposing 70
r CovkendaIl Of ore-half the stock Of the Cornesi
steamboat Company. Young is one OF the executors
of corncs estate ana legal complications have arisen
between him and the members OF Corneli's iamhy'
Coykcnda now owns onehalf the stock OF the steam
boat company and Young, as executor, was so'ns 70
sell to him the other half which had been'owhed oy
Cornell The relatives objected on the groumI 'a M
Oh. price which the estate was 10 reee''0 was wv
small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
ATT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
ANDREWS INSTEAD OF WALKER.
THE PRESIDENT OF BROWN UNIVERSITY AP-
POL NTED DELEGATE TO THE NONE
r.py CONFERENCE


Washington. oct 15.-Presldent +. Benjamin An
dreus ~ Brown University. Providence. II. l. has
been appointed by the President delegate from the
United states to the International Monetary C"h'
ference. in place OF President F. A. Walker VINO was
compe,Icd TO decline lds appointment Presideh'
Andrews is recognized authority on po'tical economy
and kindred questions being the author OF standnrd
1nrt, on the Institutes OF economics ana mas mluc
n sn.cnl study OF monetary questions. IN ponci,
he is Democrat, but is best kho"h !" 'u"'"''
The american delegates to the msrna''oNSa o
nio,e,%i' % have been requested to assemble az
Washington November 49, for the pprpfpT State
a the Secretary OF the Treasury with regard 10 nsr
duties and powers before the Songress oa So"cm
gates have arranged to sail from Ne"' iorN u"
her IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

New, Notes The string Quartet society Of New.
York announces Third season Of fifteen concerts 81
chamber music Tuesday evenings In November.
December. January. February, March. April and May
nj NO i1G West Fifty.ninih--t. Among t.r work, To-
hc pla7eh Erahmss clarinet quintet planofortr
trio 10y Gofard sonatis for cello and IInnOorte lev
Nicofc and faint sacns panoortc quartet by Rlchar
strauss. AID tito for panoo-ic. clarinet and vJlon
cello nv brahms. The Edith Ross scottish
Concert Company Will give n concert In thlch,ring
Hall Oh October % . At the illustrated lee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

d.. +. Ac.fclf. president 81 an ''"n''"'''''
conu,ny which ia, been o9SAl"f" i ma
IN e,v, entertainment, duri's i'' COM
"a, weld. Fair ends private letter which contain
,n,ormaiIon that MAY interest N'"'''''" '''''
li,r. nt, tAc Interesting lnia-FAilr
,,,r,.r ~ wealthy and lnhurnilal 'Ib'.' "l
cL,lac, have organized = 't'ih ,"nn'',S -, -, civ
Iniernai ional Temple 81 Nn.i. l". w. p N,r-d'.
,n, ,rpt,.lar concert, ol .ish sI'u' uu'i' ,.',.
~ .t.,.nn to Wit. from MiN J. 80 '" ,,i
1893, The price - admission VII ~, 49, ,,'I 81
,,.rv loyrr Of good music. enc 81 ih' M 'Wu
urr, in the city. the 1t i'"-i"nIi N.ln" =, vrhi
~' ,,. and ~lN ccnih 80. II J. 'apIc"u' ana 60"
I.nirnty arrai -cd, calling 'l'", . ,tf c,c,ufiv,
onc@r 81 the new Organization j. my G ',.r,,s , ~
pnrpo~c 10 do all IN my power i'r 'n' ua, srdc1
-, u,,L. orrh,-i-h compositions. los ".'I NAVY r
rr,rr. 4 lcadir. feature 81 ih''' 'n ~" ,c,,r ,,
I,..r, name vhch AHv" adopted g. D'llE P
,t,,Iy nprncaiIr committee oi American w.,
clans, whose talents aIc university re- i,
.r ,un,trr viii b. asked IT, furnish ne ,,"l' ".'
orchestral parts 81 hl, conip' mon mo 81 -, ,
ne Tho length Of any competition cons 'lng o' "l'
,,,,,,r. ali L. limited 10 ten MINUTES. ana Tor com
rnsliion, Of several movcmcit, twenty h'',n' n,
allowed; M"' n,S Ion, Win be- taken and
hyi they shall he performed lur nv IN % i,.,,d
,rc,dcro concert, 80 devils ION viii i" all""''
from mi. ru" under any 'irnw,'nh'',. I ,"t
,,,inn viii . numbered %, II /, received h'F'. nun
WIN be- giNn pred m .n'o.i,,,h inl, i. IN my pp,
session not later than Apr !. -n;'. ana -, nn'h 49,
his committee viii be sufficient I" h'u' -" nd h.
,rco nf fine wiring ~ onr nniiN" rnln"-'f' am m
wide Advertisement VIII i' ',h .l'r n'."" ~, ,hc
conIpos ION, Wi lee performed ~ IN" lF"''i'r" ~ W.
,,,"P ,nn nurlow Orchestra. under -" dlrf non ~
ilc great conductor Frlz ochc'l "' li'n3"rs. '''r
mnnv | spent four months IN tur"p" hl' 'uI,'n"l
en- he interest Of complny and secured ON" 81 me
ir, alcn, De- found In IN. dllrrrn, 'Inh'l "' ,'
crrts moi ony delight 20 every musician hut S"Irc'
c G'i clf place whore Strangers visiting he city
NAV find resi- and amusement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

run its cars by the trolley electric system as soon
as the change can be made. new line OF street
RAILWAY is building. almost parallel TO the old line.
and will also be- operated by electricity on the trolley
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
MIR. BLAINE WILL RETURN To- WASHINGTON.

Washington oct. I5.-Ex- secretary Blaine Is ex-
rec,d 10 return 10 his house IN us city next week
lie will be accompanied By his family. and VIII 'alc
up permanent abode Dr the winter The a'he
residence on Laiayet, square Is being prepared for
the arrival OF It's oecur0n,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

Hi. tI.c first duty OCcvcry Republican
to see that hi. name IL on the reg istry
lists. ECVom cannot do if in the morning
bcforc ,ou go to Your work. see w here
Won are 10 vote and stop there ON the way
home. Your dinner will taste better
" it'll this duty performed. Register
neat Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

KEYSTONE BA,K CREDITORS GET DIVIDEND.
Washington. oct. l5.--The Controller OF the Cur
rcncv has Gcclard first dividend Of 10 per cent In
favor q the creditors OF the Keystone National Bunk
Of Philadelphia claims proved am )untng To
~ ,jlG,. 3G 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
SECRETARY NOBLE BACK At Ills DESK.

Washington. oct. l5.-secretary Noble has returned
from, New York where he attended the Columbian cclc
braton aud was ut his desk In the Interior Department
today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
ONE OF THE OLDEST WARRANT OFFICERS DEAD.

Washington oct l5.-Thomas Stewart, gunner
T. : y (rctird) one OF the oldest warrant officers
in tie Navy. died here last evening from injuries
received IN tie service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

Mr. Arthur Fricdhc!m |, planning two concerts which
are ia b given next month for the benefit ~ the sui
fcrrrs from cholera In Hamburg. Mr.. Fiicdh'im's
su,ndid artistic stature. and ia" prai~"worihines> II
t,n cun.c fr which hc has volunteered his services.
ought 10 combine IN gu1rntc" OF perfect success 10
nn1a llnC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

Active and widc.awakc Republicans will not be con
tent with simply registering Themselves next "rdnc.-
doy hut they will stir their careless Republican
cybh.r. md friend. and inc thcm along. Tho pcil-
ing p,ncc will be open from TO ~ ~" IN MI the
election districts OF New. York aud Brook,n II Won
fall 10 register YOU cnnmot vote on November :
Rcaistcr on Wedrc Adny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

~ Fbepeyer Hazard who Postmaster OF ms Guy
for several years and I'm 11s2 SUCCEEDED 10 llc JIM
Of Postmaster encal. retaining the place lor seven
veors when he was succeeded by samuel Osgood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

tpOPTTyG HE TROLLEY SYSTEM IN hNGNON.
kingston y. Y. oct. Is (SpeclaD.-Thc Kingston
(Itv Horse Iailroad Company VIII sell It's no. scs ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

The Republicans will win This election
81 fl,cy only will come 0uf ana to,c.
'n,v,.,, i certain. To he sure Of your Nou
49,. ,... ,,,. nv. ~ Ipc on the registry lists!
PAL IL there neat "Wednesday. ana 40
onc.hnIT Of your duty toward winning
sI.c 1;"I,t ngnfns& "a dishonest currency
and Errc Trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

The New.York Central has the only natural p ,nS
in the country II is practically waterievea n''
from New.York TO Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

vc,t Friday evening DR.. Antonin Dvorah vi" '''"'
nj. fist appearance In mi country III -''"'
ot N. Mu.r Hail. nm; >rvrnt'--t. anu ,'''"."
In conjunction with Anton s"iil h. WI"
chor,, Of 800 voice and ihr N''I"1"".''"
,,' ,,r,,.f.n. rni. vin bc tLc programme;
! National LYNN. America. r >. world Of
,-Ur.,,inm' two Sew W"'lG-.' TIC - "''' W.
columbus and the Nv N"iiG o' " ~, ,u,r,r,,n
'"l'"'t '','' IN Last
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Both the methods and results when Syrup Of Figs
is taken it Is pleasant and refreshing 70 the taste
and acts gently. yet promptly, on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels cleansing the system cffcctualy
dispes colds headaches and fcvcrs and cures hab-
itual cor ipation. Syrup of Figs is the only rem
cdy of It's kind produced pleasing TO the taste
and acceptable 10 the stomach Prompt in its ac-
ton. and trnly beneficial in its Effects prepared
OILY from the more healthy and agreeable sub
stances II, many excellent qualities commend it To
all. and have made Il the most popular remedy
known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC. and 81 bottles
by all leading druggists Any reliable druggist
who may not have 1t on hard will procure it
nromptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do
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