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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
yo REVIEW OF Troops N VIENNA.

VIII WEATHER sPOIIs THAT PLEASURE FOR
THE CZAP-POssIBLY IMPORTANT DlPlO-
1oTlC NEGOTIATIONS.
Vienna Aus 2s.--There was heavy fal or ram
lac. tight which continued throughout to-day. The
ovcv OF thetroops in honor Of the Car was there
fore abando1ed.
Emperor Fancis Joseph to-day held conference
,.s,i,g half IN hour with Prince Lebanon Routov-
,kv RUSSIA Foreign Minister. who accompanies
the Car AID Czarina their return tour. after
which CouK Goluchowski. the Austrian Minister OF
Foreign Afairs and Prince Lebanof Routovsky
were cosled together for long time. and were
,oned latr by Count Podstatzky Lichtenstein; the
!rsn-sserf tive OF the order Of St Jean de Jer1-
sstenn ad Count Kapnist. the Russian Ambassa-
dor A the end OF this conference Count Golu-
coSScovst1,,s,ted Count Won Eulenburg. the German
a-~ha eehO
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST
Washington. Aug 2sThe barometer has risen slowly
. the east o., the Mississippi and 20 the west 81 the
Rocky Mountains md has fallen slowly In the Misss
i and Missouri valleys II Is highest over the lower
lake region and lowest over south DAKOTA Inc tempefa
,r has remained about stationary except IN the North
49,, and iuper lake u gon where II IS slightly warmer.
TIE weather i generally clear tonight east u the Rocky
>fntans but Is partly cloudy with local showers on the
Atlantic and ,iuf coasts and near Lake superior
rts Indications that far weather Will continue 10
he central valleys New England the Ml'cle Atlantic
states and region. WIN hhRh'y warmer soitheib
,.f,6s In the central valleys
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L0rysvyILg,s MAYOR NAY 90 TO Jam.

Louisville Ky. Aug %.-Appellate Judge Haz-
leigh at Frankfort this morning reinsiated the IN
junction against the Mayor and Board Of Alder
men. restraining them from proceeding In the I'M
parchment proceedings against the old Board OF
Public Safety Judge Toney having dissolved The
Injunction soon after granting # This means
tomorrow Tor conternpt OF court and knocks out
All the lmpea, hment IrOcte dines-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
4 RECEPTION FOR THE BROOKLYN

Philadelphia. Aug. % (SpecaD.-In view OF the
record-breakng performance Of the armored cruis-
Brooklyn. citizens reception committee has
been formed TO arrange for appropriate well
come 70 the vessel and her builders upon their
-cturn up the river tomorrow afternoon. \
steamer has been chartered. and the Mayor and
city officials with number OF prominent citizens
will meet the cruiser in the bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29

Berlin Aug 2s-EmperN William has announced
his intention Of presenting cup OF ms own u'-
sign 10 be competed for by British yachts OF forty
rating and upward in June next upon the occasion
n the celebration OF the sixtieth anniversary OF
queen victoria's accession 10 the throne The
course will be from Dover 10 Heligoland After the
has been sailed the competing yachts VIII De
Kiel where elaborate fetes and "A regatta VIII be
~
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DR.. GALLAGHER RELEASED.
THE usH-AMERICAN DYNAM1TER WILL BE SEN

THE ush-AMhfI'AN III In " W III -
= NEw-YoRK on BOARD THE ST. PAUL
Ionon Aug. S-Doctor Gallagher the Irish
Anecan "dynamiter" who thirteen years ago was
sentlced 10 imprisonment for life. was released
fror Portland prison this morning. He was at
ono driven 10 the railway station under the escort
OF ne principal warder Of the prison He looked
ma, and thin. and his hair was very gray. NO one
vs. allowed 10 speak 10 him. His destination IS
ket secret hut & is believed that he VIII be closely
garded until he is put aboard the American liner
{ Paul. at Southampton. and, under charge OF
Y. Mcbride taken 10 New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
RECALL or THE JAPANESE CONSUL.

The Japanese Consul to New-York Kyujiro MI
yagawa. has been recalled TO Japan by his Govern
ment and II is said that he will start for home by
way Of San Francisco in about weeks . he
for his recall could not be learned last
ing and the Consul could not be found It the
Hotel Imperial. which he has made his dur
ing his stay in this city one Of the secretaries If
the Japanese Legation in Washington has been
sent 10 this city 10 take charge of the work Of the
OF
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AMERICAN FRUIT SALES N LONDON.

London. Aug 2s-Five thousand ha,f-oases Of Cal
iorrla fruit were sod In the Covent Garden market
o-day The fruit IN good condition. but owing
20 the great quantity OF English and French iIu!i
Il me make, the average OF he prices realized was
.owar man a, the sale asst week. Peacnes brough
SQss plunls 2sQss Sd. and pears. 2sn5s Cd
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COLONEL MARCUS l.. w. KITCHEN.

Laconia. y H. Aug 2s-Coonel Marcus L. ".
Kitchen Of New York. died at his summer home
I'm Gilmanton to-day. aged fftyeght A widow and
three daughters survive him. His widow is en-
route to Honolulu to visit her daughter who is i'll
there Colonel Kitchen on the staff Of Gov
eruor Ward OF New-Jersey. and was a pensioncr
f..x
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rypA7HETIC LOCKOUT THREATENED.

iasgow Aug 2s-The English. Irish and Scotch
ssbUlding masters have notlhed Inc i%ecutlFe
cnrnittee OF their employees that unless the strik-
:, vorkoen AT the Govan shipyards the
Gde resume work prior TO Saturday September
rs per cent Of tie number OF their employees will
/ discharged on that date ana IKE NUMBER on
.ch d the three succeeding Saturdays
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TILE LrRsrY CITY rOWED INTO PORT.

Loolor. Aug 2s-The Bristol Line steamer Jersey
CRY from Bristol Angus; y and Swansea August
IS tor New-York previously reported spoken Angus
2 r. altitude 81 north. longitude % wesi. win her
prooel4r gone passed Browhead a; noon to-day.
sns was hing lowed By TIE steamer Lord London
derry from Baltimore August 70 f0r Dublin
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4 CHANGE IN JAPANS CABINET.

rur PRIME MINISTER AND TWO OTHER OF
FlCIAl.s RESIGN.
Yokohama. Aug 2s-Marquis Ito. the Prime Mn
49,. Baron 10 Secretary o, the Cabinet, ana MI
II,,.rskI Minister OF the Interior have resigned
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SELLING PRICE or GoLD AGAIN RAISED.

London Aug 2s-The Bank o. England this after
roon raised the selling price OF her god another
ha,tpenny Within the last few days god 20 The
value o. 900 90 has been shipped from Australia 20
san Francisco and similar shipments 10 the amount
o. f310DO about 10 Follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

r,r Fsstern New-York. w-England. Eastern Penn
.ylyanla New Jersey and Delaware fair weather. light
nor,hwesterly winds becoming variable slight changes In
temperature.
For the District Columbia Maryland and Virginia.
fair. .a.terly winds. no change 10 temperature.
For stern New YORK ana western FenHsyFana, lair.
,ys-fre~ light sogthwesferly winds
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THE BROOKLYN SAILS FROM BOSTON.

Boston. Aug 2S-The cruiser Brooklyn sailed
from Boston harbor for Philadelphia at $50 o'clock
this morning and passed out by Highland Light
81 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
WORDS THAT CARRY WEIGHT


BENJAMIN Harris1n's plea fo- protection ana ms
,afriofir protest against debased currency caIIy
~c.t.r weight than would even the same "oius
enokcr, bv an ordinary citizen E-hlnI 'ial pea
,,.t.ef was ia. wisdom that mas com" Dy pIdc-
m invner,ence In the affairs ~ Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
ANOTHER TITLE TO RESPECT
ON, rhe N,w-york commerclal Advertiser.

IRON The N0W-E Ok T VIHII'FI ''' ~
H.nian.in Harrison has rendered many al~lal -,
,,,.es IN INC cause Of representative PoN'ihi"'Ht
'rtc asicrly speech which DE- delivered al 'aIi'se
I'm - Kim eti1 another title 10 the gratitude
and rrstect OF the American people.
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WOULD BE HARD To ANSWER

From TIE Ncw-Nork Times
II was a good speech that ex-Presidgni iaLii, ,
,,'l.' -, ,-.rn.gin Hall. 80 strong ana convincing
~ m, tribunes OF the Democratic parry "Vuiiu
nud jf.hard to answer were they not aiI'h"l "'. ~,
,T..,~l't v,ith him as to much that he mas 10 s"l
aid altogether accord with his dci"h'e ~ So"'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
rr CLARIFIES THE ATMOSPHERE.


From The New-Y)rk Recorder
r,ho od1-ees Of the cx-Prcsidcni clarifies the pol
,,i ofrnosph re II exposes the fallacies and ial
,,rn,rnrns Of the tangled Democracy, ana 50
He dsneor-signal on the rocks toward when IN
ave- ord.nvoring to carry the Republic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
A REPUBLICANS VICTORY
From The New York Press.

The tremendous shout which greeted General IiaI lar,
risc,s warning to Democrats that they shVuiu lo'
- ,b. Eouubiican party 10 rcorganlIe DenaHS'
heirs was dsorganzed means ma tl1 lfT ~, 3
,IIron victory and that the hosts OF Itlulla
ard Anarchy must be beaten off by the parry "hl. u
a.. cvtr stood for American prosperity ana amer
can honor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
GENERAL ROLOFF BOUND FOR NEW-YORR
REPORT OF THE SAFE LANDING IN CUBA OF
HIS EXHIBITIONS CONFIRMED.

Kingston, Jamaica, Aug. 2S.-It is announced here
that General Carlos Rooff has succeeded in land
ing important expedition. divided into three sec
tons, on the Cuban coast and In forwarding the
men and supplies into the insurgent camps General
Rolof will at once proceed on his return to New
York Several refugees. who arrived here in open
boats, brought the news OF General Rolofs success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29

A. Il. White. secretary 81 the Republican Stale
Committee OF West Virginia telegraphs to the
United Associated Press correspondent that the
Republican editors of Vest Virginia will spend
the day in Canton on Tuesday next and call i'll
a body on Major Mckinley. President Morris
Of the Republican Eds orial Association. VIII
make an address
George NJ. Peixotto. OF New-York is here 10
paint a portrait Of Major Mckinley. He had
his first sitting this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
IT'S WORTH AND SINCERITY.
From The New-Haven News.

Mr. Uarrjson's speech is a valuable addition TO
the sound-monev literature OF the campaign. ana
lis worth is Increased by its evident sincerity.
THE RIGHT THING AT THE RIGHT TIME.
From The Philadelphia Times.
an ability TO saw the right thing IN the right way
M The right time His speech OF last evening
showed that ne has lost none OF MS power J" ''iS
direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
4 TR1RrTE TO CLEVELAND


From The New-York Evening POST
Mr. Harrison made a notable contribution 10 me
literature Of the campaign. and not the least satis
fac,ory ,arf Of HIS speech his tribute 10 the
faifhfllrcss Of President Cleveland 10 the prncp's
Of sound finance and his courage IN racing 'he ~
lection Of his own party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
MK1NLEY DECLINES AN INVITATION.


baltimore Aug 2S-Coone William r. Griffith. OF
Governor Lowndes's staff. has just returned from
Canton. Ohio where he called on Major Mckinley
and rendered him invitation TO become Governor
Lowndess personal guest September Is and IL, and
70 accompany him 10 Antetam battlefield and wit
ness the unwilling OF the of the Philadel-
phia Brigade
In delivering the invitation Colonel Griffith re-
minded Major Mckinley that he had earned his first
commission Lieutenant at the battle Of Antietam.
having been promoted from first sergeant for brav-
cry and that there would be a peculiar proprety In
visiting the place where his promotion began.
Major Mckinley said ne highly grathed at re
ceiving such invitation. and that II ne had not
made a resolution 70 allow nothing 10 take him from
home, ne certainly would accept II. From now until
the election. he said. there would be continual de,
mands upon his time and attention which ne could
meet only at home. and when week ago. ne wen,
away for a few hours ne found that MS absence had
disappointed people who wanted 20 see him, and had
thrown things into confusion For this reason ne feit
obliged decline all invitations that involved a trip
from home, no matter how tempting they might be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
REDrcNG THE FORCE on the cIPIToL.

Albany Aug 2s-About 800 men employed by the
New Capltol Construction Commission will Ice laid
off tomorrow on account Of lack OF funds 10
carry the heavy force Of 60 wOrkinsmen longer.
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THEY WERE AGAINST GLEASON.
RESIDENTS OF ASTORIA HAD RIO pisPLAi "
CIVIC FORCE WHEN THEY OBJECTED



TO TAX ASSESSMENTS.
Six hundred residents Of the Astoria d's.i''' ~
Long Island city gathered In the pa''"'" ~
Kieser's Park IN Astoria. last night lot '"e ~
pose Of protesting against the recent mc''"s' ~
taxable valuations made by the assessors u ". ,
Island city There was a great display OF civil
ou,bor,,v AZ the meeting In the afternoon COM
o,ttee OF citizens telegraphed 20 Governor ''"'
ton saving they had reason 10 believe that m nv
,ernpt might be made TO pack the meeting 80 ~ :"
orevon. tho carving out Of - purpose Inc "''-
match asked that Sheriff Don't be directed 10 %
nrosent With sufficient force OF deputies 10 pfe'e"'
any disorder In response to message HVh wv
Governor the Sheriff was present WIN lo'p M"
MAYOR Gleason heard of this move, ana "''''''" -"
., ,be nol,c. reserve to the meeting. with insiruc-
iions 10 arrest any one VINO m'FNi J" NM
d,s,urb the meeting The police were IN command
~ sorgean, Darcy This made sixty-three repre-
sontatives OF the law - enforce o'"''' "''
was no disorder TO suppress. =,
Thomas Kavaraugh called he meeting 20 oraer ~
dernan Bowey was elected chairman an' Nr Nav
anaueh secretary y < Jones. william oNer'oh, OK
Whites,ona an. Or Mullet made addresses mo
last.named spoke IN German. All Denounced 'le'S'n
in -unmeasurod terms Resolutions were a".p'e'
similar to those which were passed hy The residents
of the Ravcnswood lection few nights ago Inc
resolutions denouncc Mayor Gleason. ResoIu"Dh'
were also adopted thanking the Governor Tor ms ae-
ton in having the Sheriff and his men present
The meeting about - ADJ JuIh WIN a. 90 %.
payer Jumped up and protested. IT, "a ~" ndu lo~
attended meetings called fo CONSIDER me hcI'ss"
in taxable values. IL had nrafl no .inb avpu@
question thai enlightened him, and ," ~aniei 10
know What The best thing 10 % ana "h' Has -
Ing 70 do H. His property hai been Increased IN Its
value by the ASSESSOR and be- wanted I'D kno" now
ne could rid himself Of the extra burden. NhNe nc
was talking the meeting Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29

DR. D. Jayne & son-Accept my thanks Tor your
donation Of Jaync's Exrcciorant You can have no
idea OF how much misery ] am able 10 relieve with
H. tRevl G. a X JANVIER Presbyterian Mission.
Fa:chgarth. India. Aug p, 1884,
FOR constination. take Jayne's Painless sanatiye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
STRONGLY REASONED, CLEARLY EN
PRESSED.
From The New York World.

The snecch Of ex-President Harrison NJ Carnegie
Hail las, night was. like an Of his public en99r's
etr,rcly reasoned clearly expressed, elevated 1T
ION. fclictoDs I'm illustration and oraiorlcal IN
sr~f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29

The Kensico cemetery. located N re- Harlem
Railroad f.rtye ct minutes f.- from .e Grand Contra al
Il.n.f. Office 10 East - ~
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wEYLER MAKES THEM TAKE PAPER MONEY.

Havana, Aug 2S.-The "Offcial Gazette prints the
decree Of Captain General Weyer for the enforcing
OF the circulation OF paper money par with
gold. except In payment OF customs dues. The
fusal the part Of any person to accept paper
Is punishable with military penalties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29

Tribune ONCE Aug -. / a. m.-The weather yes'er-
day and cool. The temperature ranged between
~ ami u degrees the average % degrees, being ~ Dc
pr.es lower than TINT Of Yesterday and 81 lower Than
that II he corresponding day Of last year
The weather today VIII probably be faiT ana COOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
HE CAN STILL FIGHT.
THE CHICAGO PLATFORMS ENoRMTY
4 MASTERPIECE

From The Hartford Courant.
great campaign document. the speech is also
masterpiece OF virilc oratory. Very juvenile ana
iawdrv Mr. Bryans laborcd metaphors look beside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
THE MINNEAPOLIS FOR QUEENSTOWN.
THE KAISER OFFERS 4 CUP.

Southampton. Aug. %.-The United States cruiser
MINNEAPOLIS sailed for Queenstown to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
NOT AFRAID OF THE PRESS.
From The Worcester Spy.

From The Worcester Spy
General Harrison prepared no formal manuscript
in advance The repor as printed In the neWspa.
pers this morning / ad 10 be "shorthanded ana
written out by the reporters before it was sent
over the wire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
FOR HONOR AND INTEGRITY
Continued from First Page.

in your letter OF acceptance and pledge their hes'
endeavOrs for your success We have nominated 4
full Republican ticket by the largest and most en-
thusastlc convention ever held I'm Idaho.
JAMES r. Bah. chairman.
South Bend Ind. Aug. S-Hon. william Mckinley.
Canton: Have read your letter OF acceptance and
congratulate on its simplicity and nnbounded
common-sense p. +. STTDEBAKER.
G. w Fairbanks says: Your letter absolutely
perfect II could be improved. II meets cordial
and general approval"
Chicago. Aug. 2s.-TTon. William Mckinley; Can
ton: Republicans. and in fact All true patriots In
Illinois. deeply impressed with your letter OF ac-
ceptance which settles the present contest In favor
OF Protection. Reciprocity and Sound Money
CHARLES p. HITCH. chairman Illinois State COM
mittee
T. McPhlllps Editor OF The Tribune" Bay City.
Mich. says YOU letter skaters every argument or
Popocrats"
Judge James a Waymlre. San Francisco: tele-
graphs Your letter is excellent VIII carry Pacific
Coast States sure"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
Ion RArEs. O. \. r. ENcAMrMENr. 81. PArL

LOW RATES. q. \ r ENCAMPMENT. ST PAUL
Tho PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company VIII sell.
Aug - 20 ana b. excursion tickets from New
York 10 the National Encampmcnt ~ me franc
Army of the Republic al 81. Paul MINI. sept
T., M the exceedingly low rate ~ 81. good 70 re-
turn until Sept 49, with extension 20 ana Incl idin{
Sept 80 II deposited with Joint Agent ar ~ faoi
on or before Sept. y ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
BRAZILIAN MINISTER LEAVES ROME.
~ r,LrrMAruM SAID To HAVE BEEN SENT TIC
RIO DE JANEIRo DEMANDING PROMPT
SATISFACTION.

London. Aug st is reported here that the
brazilian Minister TO Italy has left Rome ana gone
10 Paris in consequence OF the strained reia'iois
hetween Italy and Brazil. which have resulted IN
.no former Government sending ultimatum TO
Pic de Janero demanding prompt and complete
Satisfaction for the outrage committed upon ltahah
.vhieCts Brazil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29

Jos. ~. llt .p To : ISIS
Brook syn. y J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
TRIBUNE local OBSERVATIONS

In THIS diagram IA continuous the
changes pressure indicated by The Tribunes fef
recording barometer The dotted line the tenn
perature recorded perrys Pharmacy.
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Mrs NcI:irnth'-

rert-.arefll .n-trI.. i. .st'f. i.nf CIRCULARS
and references from DIR WILLIAMSON. Ne" London.
conn.
Mrs NcEIrnth'. home. made preserves ie.Nss p.cS-
les g. put Gp To- gi-s orders receive. 1913 Htsfl" s..
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MARRIED..

BENEDICT- DAWSON August % 1906 A. Rdgshed.
c.~r b., the Rev @ r W.lfzeI Andrew Tar Benz
dict and Ieanne'h Bradbury Davis
Notices Of marriages and deaths must ne iH-
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
GENERAL HARRISON'S SPEECH.
ORATORY NOT A LOST ART.

ORATORY NOT A LOST ART.
From The Brooklyn Eagle.
Let us not talk about oratory being a lost art
when q great cause produce such speeches as
those delivered by General Harrison and Mr.
Depew last night and by Bourke Cochran last
week.
HE CAN STILL FIGHT.
From The Springfield Union.
General Harrison says he is the retired list
but his brilliant speech Of last night shows he can
still fight.
THE CHICAGO PLATFORMS ENORMITY.
From The Utica Herald
General Harrison makes the enormity Of the pur-
noses sci fortl. in the Chicago platform so plain
that none who will fail to comprehend.
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Dolilleal Notice.

polililal Notiles
,o>>>~~>~~~o~(.~oN~>>~~~ .N>~oO>~>NN~~~>>~
Political Net Hammers.
FLAGS AND CAMPAIC.\ GOODS.
Tigh-gfade portraits
CAMPAIGN BANNER AND OUTFIT co.
. Murray
Reference Republican National COMMITTEES Hammer ~ r
Tribune portraits.
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closing - f'e Grernorf1~~ Tr1rsafiar'is
orened on tho piers n fho Arerrar English Frerh
German ans remain open unf within ten min
u'es = the hour ~ sailing NJ ''fnfnrr
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES Pc
sATURDAY-A 20 Co. n Complementary 10 90 =. M for
s. Marc and Santa Martha. rc . f.mur ~ 10
O. NJ. Complementary io 80 M f1r Jamaica and
Greytown yer hl.ena dstf.rs fr COSTA RIra must
De- dIreC ted pet A,ena D. af 10 complementary
10 30 a. NJ fr Fortune Island. Cope Ialt. G.nsiv~s
psche. Chaps. Tabasro ana Nurlfln. ger = sara
'.ga de''e~~ Jog other parts n MA..o ana CulA
must be directed per saratoga.
Mails TO- Newfoini,nd. hy raj 20 Halifax sns thence.
by steamer close az This o'H-e Aal, af : 7D n N
Malls for MiqLelon. ~ rail & Bosfrn ana thence ~
fir cuba close This n'I.e daily a. m or f.r-
rardng by II luefs sailing ~, nfa,s aff rr-,ta, :,
less specially addressed for dispatch o. steamer coss
this oHic- ally a. n. m. tRegiseied mail closes
TRNNsTAcIFIc MAILS
Mails for Hawaii rrr s. Australia from san Fran
CISCO close here dany up 90 ADJUST - A. 30
Fanciscol lllse here l,y ~ q A1rus - ~ 30 ,
Mails f1r China ans Ja'an per . o. OLYMPIA ol.m IA-
comal close her, da.i, 100 g. August 90 AZ 80 m
Mails for chinr. Japan ana Hawaii p.r . ciiy q
RI Janer0 ffnu"lscl slfr hrie illiy Up 70
August p a. 30 p ~. Mails ~ Australia except Wes.
onlyl. per MilNera tffam Nlhc.u Close n@,e
daily afte~ August - ani 20 % Hp,rn' =
nly1. 90. pr" e....,,..- ~ a.. ,r p m Mails
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