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FOR A UNION CLUB SITE. PART OF THE ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL PKOPERTY LIKELY TO BE JEGOTIATIONS PISfDlXO WHICH WILL PUOBABLY IjSAB TO CLOSINO THF. If present indioationa may be trusted, only aome thing unforeseen can prevent the removal of the t'nion Club to the northweat corner of Fifth-ave. and Fifty-fourth-st.

Negotiations have been in with the trustees of Bt. Luke's Ho6pitol, which owns the fraund, ever since the cltib de? cided laat May to toove further up Fifth-ave. At flrst tho club men met a stoiw wall iu tbe of a refusal on the part of the truatees to eell a part of tbeir property. hospital grounda cx tend from Fifty-fourth-st. to Fifty-lifth-st.

108 feet, and 400 feet toward Sixth-ave, ai)d thcrc fore oover thirty-two oity lota. The prioc asked for the entire plot waa $2,508,000. This piew of land was far too large for tbe site of even so wealthy a club as the Union, so an effort naade to get other peraons to buy all that part of the plot not needed by the club. Tbla uneucor6sful. In Us report of May 14 tlic I'nioa C'luVs Site Commiltee aaul: lt was Biiggeated that.

tbe Univeraity Club rnight will ing to take the north half of the Fifth-ave. front, and efferta have been made to uscertain vhetber there was anything to justlfy that stfggestion. From the information received, bowever, the com mittee believe that a purchaoe by this club jotntly with the Uaiversity Club is at this time imprao ticable." The Site Committee turaed its attention to oUier gjtuationa, but found its task a diflieult one. Will iaut Waldorf Aator wae asked by cablc if he would the plot owned by him on the northeast oorner Fifty-sixth-st. and the avenue.

Mr. Astor, bow? ever. refuaed to listen to aa offer. Anothtr site which was viewed with fivor was the south half of the block between Forty-third and Forty-fourtb the tside of the avenue, nnd still anothcr, the three northcrly lots in thf same block. lt was impossible.

however, to make satis factory terma with the owners. Whlle the committee was thus in a quandary the trustees of St. Luke's Hospital made nn offer which puve the Site Committee a ray of hope. The hospital would sell a part of its plot. At first it was tbought that a front of 100 feet in the avenue and a depth of 175 in Fifty-fourth-st.

would bc all that the club would necd. The trustees, bowever, preferred to sell just one-quar Ur of their property, or city lots. which would make a site or 100 by 200 feet. The Union Club men were willing to take so mueh, the only ntiostion now is ono of pi.ee. The trustees ol the hospital and the club's Site Corn ndttee have each appointed sub-eouimitteer.

to Bettle that. jioint. Two millioii dollars and a half is what the trus teee wanted for the whole property, but, the one Quarter of it wanted by the Union Club is nutu rally worth more than one-fourth of that, sum. The trustees ilually decided thut 1800,000 would a reasonable tigure, while the Site Committee decided that would bc all that the club would pay. Tliese sums were tetiled after some preliminary BegvBBataOBfl.

A diflcrcnce of 8100,000 is no sniall afiair, but the temper of both bi.ies B888M be in favor of arriviug at an agree tncnt. A mutual spirit of conecssion would bring the transaction to a close in a short timo, and 8 man who is well ihtorniod ou the negotiations yes lerday gave it as his opinion that tbe tiaiisaction would oJoaad in a week or two, There ouu be no cjuestiou that one 6ide wishes to buy and the Otbet to h-11, and when this ta the case something likely to "drop. In the flret place, tlie site is perbaaa tlie most eligible one which the club could find. It is lir BBOngb uptown to make it unlikcly that anothcr reaaoval noithward wo.ild be decadea, if ever. Its proximity to the Vanderbilt houses and to tlie other fine rabidewea which are helag erected, or are abaut to in the avenuo protects h) iu great natastire from the maroh of business in the thoroughfnre.

Agaiu, the Mto is on the northwest corner, a fact of Bitniftcanoe, for there are Union Club members who would rather remain iu the elubhottsp, aithough they favor BMnriag, than go to a property that Ls not on the northwest corner. The bite 'ommittec recognized the existence of this prejudicc wheu, according to ita report, it directcd its attention in the first instance to the Weat sidc ol the avenueT" and to lots eituated ou tlie northwcbt corners." Tlie secret of is that looking out af the club windows in the ia an laafMrtaat aaaaaaaaaat of many meBttbers, und only in a building on the north? weat corner can they eecape the sun. Even in a clubhouae cn the southwest corner the rays would shiue on the windows at the tu.ie in tho alternoon. Then, tho club would uot have to buy a bnild ing only to tear it dowu if it BeOBied the Filty fourtli-st. aite.

The buildings oi the hospltal are uil ou the north half of Uic plot, exeepl bause for the superintendent and aaraea. Thia, which was paid for by Wiiliam II. Vanderbilt, is VU the lilty-fourtu-st. side, but at tho ead of the property, more than 800 feet froin the avenue. Tlie cluo could therefure bnild its on the plot witbout diaturbiBg a single eiaudiug builUing.

Tbe hoaaitaJ pcople could keea the liifctitation on ibi picaeal bite, ii they wl even ufur the ereattaa ot tlie elabhouaa. It is only a questini of time when St. Luke's llospitaf will campelled to move to a pJaoa where ground la cl.eaper. The have recognized thU and have had tlnir pyea on si-venil attea beyond lla; llarlem, ulthoueh not him; defmite 1ms been done It tnay Ih- inentioiie.l thal there is no potsibiiity ot hospital's removing to the I'tnd at iurdham wbleh acqulred the llouse of oi Oooaamptivea tVaa Into it. This property.

which oontaiBB four aetea and is worth about 9100,000, will be aold. If the Union Club baya the property ai FIfty-fourth-st. the hoapital truRt-et. make an effort to aell the of ihe BBaaawtf ut on.e. so that the instifitioii may ba rem.ved.

would be no need ol the hoapitul's coinM uptown as so.u aa tlie trusKes aold the iata at but it a bnUdinif were put np there it would ahut off llght and air from the pittents. The Union committee had reported that the plot at Forty-fourth-lt, would oual ggoO.000, ard that the one at Fortv-tbird-tit. could hardly be boueht for leaa than $1,000,000. The hospital site id therefore not more expanaive than others whhh uave been nnaaHtml The Metropolitao Clu'ipaid $410,000 for propertv at SlxtFetbet and bat the Union riub could pay more a aite. a8 it can u'et a rnnsiderable hiii.

far its preoent home at Twenty-Cr Whon ynn want to hirc servaj ts, find servnr.ts, flnrt board or roOSM, bnv f.r M-ll n-al OT liire or find work or arorlan otta kinrt or ar. otlier, eoaaafl the tnanv columns of interesUiiK an prlnled dailr hi The Tribune. A BIKEPIIOX TO JXKS. aUlBTfCBT. Aubnrndale, ItaaBk, Hepl.

BJafrlaoh, wlfo of Naataaat, raaaalBaal in l.er BBaBtaaaaaa durina in tking airpaaiaiMin artth Mr. arnl ii, rrenin? at a brtlliani tae pttoo for tha BJBBBjeaa Of lnti Baa I'Uests of v.c hatal the faaalty. Aftar eeption a party, lnt-iudinp Mra. Haarlaaa aai tiio Baa hoaal ln BJgM iBBtaaa for tha earniv.ii Watthaaa, araara saey i a apae taeie fpaaa aa aaaaaaaakai on the ntetabarg r.n.i Tho party dW rBBBra BB tha Bal uiul a latfl tiour. The ladits af tba hotel Baaaaatal la Mrs.

Baarataaa yesteruiiy a aaaaaal of baaalliai ftewraaa. Mrs. Harttaoa wgtjuBaad aaa ajtwacilaBiai of Baaia couruay. Tho ladies of tfir Newton luh are raaaeaaea ba aaaaai af Ihe BaaaaaaaaVa Daaally. This eaaataa un eaBaatalaaaait aaaa piven aaa An elaborute concert ha? been Ior haturday baa.

liobtoti, bept. Ilarrlson and Mr. and Mrs McKee were in to-day, ilgtitaoalng and i aonw of tiio atore-. Thajr retorued to tho Woodlaiid tark HoU'l. Aiitiiii'iidiile, Mils afternoon XB.

tttaMXaj BYLfOfaTA. "The arBBafa for Hjitem'heiKi Baa foUowinu rcferenco to Mr. Hewst's Vamoose: We are wttli BfaBBaaBarBa sii.llo, aaa how Mr. llfarH, of Sat. I'mueibco, alll hl? dilen.u.i.

At (reat lse ha? had aU-ain vadit by Uv- Mitfi, whi.h ls feet Bag, arBB a VI Baal Uicliic. fcilie uiay prove. to tx- U.e Bm world. bo far aha lojtftd BBa atz mllea aa bour. But Lovv u.

mt t-jat over or Ba kia baaaa lo faao to have uutll thu praaaal tlnie. bBl cntirely dit oi the ralctilitions. Bbb bataa ti.at Kho w-ni baaaa ui pin an.i aaal CB Mat cara. Another CBBBIbbHJ hafBtBBad Uw public Ibat aba would make BM B8j nround tho Horn. We will i.

haBay BBtat any ofTtr of a tabin on that Arouud Ttrra del Fuego there in very tittle uac tooth. plrka. Tho caa? aon.ehow itrclr.da ua of lhe rolcrod rcii tloman. who durlng a docd of lllled hii chlcken baa ao full that it NfOBBl to through tho hole In Baa feoce wheu he waa BafaoaB. It niay be thit Mr.

Ilearnt wlll alao leavo hia new pctpilfcltion cn tbe prcinlaes. lie ulls her the Vamoose, but aho still with ua. "LOUEXGRIN" UEPEATED. REJfEWAL OF THE IN'SIDE AND OUTSIDE THE OPEBA HOUSE IN FAIUS. HCNURED ANU E1GI1TY ARP.EsTS MADE ROWDYISM OF RAHICAL- WaUTBlaV; A RASCALLY M8JD, Parla, Sept seeond performanco of "Lohen grln" took pluce ihis evenlng at tho Orand Opcra ll'iuc.

The thcal.re was fillod at an carly honr. Dur? lng tbe aocond act of the opcra a numbcr of a fetid chemical substauce were tlirown from Uie gullery to the The pollce com mlsuu-y gave wariiug; that lf this rfhould be repeated the gallerlcs would be clearod. Later in tlie eveniug a row was caused at the box oflice by the edltors of the Revanche newspnpor trying to force an entrauoe Into tho thoatre with Irrcgnlar tlrlrets. Ontside tho opcra houwj gllght disorders orcurred all the evenlng. Au adequatc B0B8B foroe was prescnt, hawever, and BBfBBBl trouble was prevented.

UurlJig tlie second aet the pollco arrcstcd an AnarchUt. rroroed Morphy, a leoder lu tho Anti-Eohen griu agitiktipn, aad a irun named Derwort, a wrlter on Uie of tbe Radiral Jourual, BOffl on the charge of disorderly oondnct. The rowdy of man who shouted to Conduetor LaBBBaiaax: Wlll yon liavo tho lurxiness to play the -Murseiilalsc' was inct with calls of "Turn hlm out!" and bba BOttea the oltender. They also arrested wrlter on Uio fetaff of man named who, wltb a woinan companlon, persUtad in whistUng ln lds box diiring the pcrformnni a. liy midjiight, tho crowd outside Uie theatre havlng inr.reased, Uie polire made a chargo nnd clcarcd tho stroets.

The performntjee ended without fnrther ln cldont. sons of the EgypUan Khcdive were observed wafching tbo riotous sceno irom a balcony Of the Cirand Hotcl. Tho polito io-nlght made 100 arrcst-4. Tcn persons who were arrcstcd for causing disturbances at VA'cdnes day's pntdurtion of Lohcugrln tiave been sentenced to tarna InuKlaoanaaBt of irom ono wock to four uiouUis eaeli. THE ATTACK ON MR.

MERCIER. IT MAY LEAE TO IMPORTANT CIIAN'OES I3T THE UOMINION. To the Editor of Tho Trlbnne. Sir: Isstic has been Joined between Prcmler Abbott, actiuu throtigh Lleutenant-Governor Angers, of Quebec, who was appolnted hy tho late Sir John Macdonald and who is us dough ln the hands of Tory gang at Ottawa, and tho llon. Honoro Mercicr.

Premler of Quebec, by tho will of 8 majority of the Parliement of that Pnvlnce. The Homlnlon Senate, a large, majorlty ofwhose members were appolnted by Sir John Mac doriald, most of whorn wero politienl crlpploa or de eayOB politlelans, huve fonnd Mr. Merdor gnllty of tho mlsuse of provlnelal fnnd.s. Mr. Mereler demanda a trial by 0M whieh made him Prerr.icr and to which he ls rc.spoe.-iH", and has defled Lleutenant OOTernor Angers to remove him.

He wlll resirt ro moval, even lf It leads to rcvdhitlon. Ho a bnld und shrewd pollUral leader, and daro lead a revolt agalnst Inij.erial dominatlon ln the person of Premlor Abbott or Lonl Manlev. Mr. Mcrrier ls a poor mnti foViay. He hn? glven his heart, braln and physicnl powers to lus countrv for food and ralment.

If ho has mlstited any of the funds of tho l'rovinfe of Quebec. let hlm bo condemned by tho people's renrcsontuUvcs lu Parllaruent Ho wlll bow to thelr deelsion, but not to the corrupt star bei gnng nt Ottawa. Premler Abbott Ls said to liavo rercvi'd as lils albve of lhe suins whleh a oerrnat p.ir'iarie-:'. ott 8 tba Panadian Paettlc Rallway Oon paiiy Uum He drafted the contraet between the t'anndian Paeiflc Rallway syndicatc and the gang wlillo ho a membor of Parlla mer.t, also tho Canadlan l'arlilo Company'a chartor and the infamons nniondmeits to the General Rallway Aet bj which It was lntended to 188109 upon Manitoba and the Tcrritorles tho Canadlan Paeiflc Rallway monopoly. Mr fxxirgo Stcpheti, presldent of tho Canadlan Paeiflc Rallway Oonpany, whilo nsUlng enormou- iub BOd ipaelal prlaDatei from sir jolm jBUicdunald aa BMaalaV of Qanada, praaeerfaMl Laaty BTaoitrinaM wltb a gtao.ooo dUimorid necklace.

It wns acceptcd and Baiat eeadaanwd by Mr. Abbott, althouph at Uiat tlmo ho was the leader of the Govcrnmcnt ln tho Senate of Canada. Mrs. Pciley, the wlfe of one of the englncers eoaaeotot with tha PrjBiliiiniit of Pnbilc Worka, eepted a diamond valued at $1,000 from a public ron tnief.ir, for it Mr. Perley 1888 OOMleuued aad d'a mLssed by Mr.

Abbott from the publle strviee. Premler Abbott, with hls million now attaehs Mr. Mereler, altliongh at hls command tho majorlty of lhe commltteo which invesligate'l Sir ttootor Uaiigerln has -whltewashcd hlm. Mr. Abbott is not a chiM, but ls three seore and ten ycars old, and ls Uie clovercst bbwyer ln tba ftOTtaoe Of Quebee.

lie haa been a Inw niaher for twonty years. At one llmo an aiinoxa Uotilst, but now a (lefcnder of royulty and lovaltv. Mr. Abbott is nt tba bead a eonanyl aaal vi.ious majorlty In tho DotBlnlon Parllamont. The party be hiii.l hlm Ib a inero shell.

Tho foreed rotir-'mciit of Mr Hector LaflCOftB and tho eatiy probablo dla mlssal of Chapkau and the contempt for the dude of the Cablnet, Sir Adolplw Caron, have left the Tory party ln tho Ivovlnco of Quebec without a leader. II ls a (haotie state. Mr. Mercier will have tho 6up porl of Frenohmcn in 100,000 ln Onbalto, 0081 ly as many moro ln Western N-w-iiruriswirli, a large body of them ln Keni nnd Eaaez Conntles, ln Western Ontarlo, Uie afbola body of them lneliidlng the Iiulf-breeds iu MaoHoba and Northweat Tcrrltorlea. the half-bnv-Us la tba entire Indlan pupulatlon of tho Canadlan ffforthweat.

Ha wlll alao have tbe anpport 800,000 French Cananlans ln ritat'-s, the enttre Irlafa ra'e ln Cnnuda wiih tho exeepUoo of tba Orange organ ttatton, nearly or ciulte ull of the Amerlcan re ln Canada, aiid a ktfga proportlon of the yoong men in aU of tbe proalneoa. Ha faela an.v realiaa bli power, aud lf his ls will be rletor. ir Ba who mies lhe hearta of men doea not itay bba Premler Abbott, tho Bepubllc Canada may be ai any tnomont. i Mr. Mereler win bave tbe anri morai anpport of Uv Amerlcan people and the Amerlcan preaa.

Mo desm-cs lt. moru than h- requlrea it. FRAHC18 WAYLAND OLF.N. Erooklyn, Bept 17, 1391. DEATU OT LOI3r.V2 Cbka Ex-ftiTigressnian and nnsr.l LOfOaa i here tu-'lay.

For BOTOa year- bo Bsrlng from pararyahi, and Ui aaatti not Mr. Ercnluno v-as bocs In 1818, ln Baaaa, OeTmany. Haaaaaasd law at HeMal berg. After leavb lha anrt rattj ha talBmad Maiiheim and efigaired ln the practloe of Inw. Tul elected Bfayor of Manhc.in, tlie Qovernaaanl on occaslon reftised to eOBflm bis clertion o- to alloW hlni aeted merr.Ur of tha Uaaat al at Frankfort.

aad befora the etoae of tha i tha Boaorof bba party. ln tbe luovcr.ient which led t' tllirht Of tbe Duhe atei tha OoreraaieBbal erlata of 1848 ha araa aaade preal. dent of the r.roviMo:;al at EbaaV aad laler on Dtebator. On the l-eturn of the Monart hl-ts tO power i-e fled Bwltaerland, aad was aaabweed to naaBB in hU abaaaco. Froaa 1860 to 1867 he was Bdltur aud parl proprietor of tbe Staate-Zeltnng" ol i for yeaw presldent ihe Boan Educatbm.

He wa? a Pres'dcntial olector on Uw Kcpnbllcan tleket ln and United gtatei Conanl to i-7J'T'i. hi? poiliical disablllUei havlng been removed ln liermanj In the meantlme. Tben he a term ln Con rreaa (18T7 TO), after whl.li tlme malnly llterary puraulta, uartlenlarly apoa of ranqna Natinn-. Pcwlc out of work. and in icarcli of ricfpera ihonld cons-ult tba tnanv columns of advertlso on lha alath aaaa af XBa Wanaa ibla aaornlna A LARGE OUTPET OF FI.OVR.

Baai, The Northw. stcrn Tba niills n.lled up a Bff tmtpnt laal l.arn-is daily. lha inaili v. i- bamis UM piBOatlni week, 17aV0a0 l.arr.1- i oaetaapoadlnffBaaoli 1880, aai 141,800 barraaibslBeo. two the ruaharj mllhi aaa ma-tive UU waak, aml the titiiy BMBawfaelnra ta abaa reinead i.ait I lha Bowar BBopa ay wetl tbr mm of tba year, Uaougb at ttaaea it var.es a boab haa aawraaad qntaa aaUcbvotacy.

taa piwportaaai ot aow wheat rrooad la adlly Increa and praaenl pretty Some of uaing old wheal m.st axtenaiveay, are doing hteaaae they haaa it oa Imbmb. IbtBHZP ABBITAJi BaaBb uaiaaaa raaoa, Oaaaala I rroui niiaian paembor via bouUiamj.tou 10, SftadS ibla uiorulug. OKLABOMA LANDS OPEXEI). THE I'UHSIDENT'S PROCLAMATION rEILMIT TING ENTliY AND SETTLEME-NT. NEXT TUESDAY TIIE BOOMERS MAY TAKE TOSSES LAND ALREADY ALLOTTED TO op care uy settlers to avoid these tiuct3.

Washlnnton, Sept. I'resldcnt hns aigned the prof lanuttoii opcnlng to wttlenicnt and ciitty th- BBBlf fOdcd lands of the and Fox. Klowa and Pottawattomle Infllang, ln part of lands mny be cntcred upon on next September -ii, at 19 o'd noon, cen tral rd Unie. Tho proeiaraatlon acts lorth ln dctall what lands hnve been reaerved for achool and other purposes, and aaaafti fram the openlng lands nllotted to Indians under the agrecmonta made with the several tribes. lleference ls made to an appcnded srhedule for par tlcdlur dcs rtptloa of the Innds to be oiicued.

this ls a pamphlct of thirty-two prlnted pnges. The openod by tho proclumatton ls 100 818 84888, In conversation with an Aasorlated Preas reportcr to-day reicarding the conditiuus governlng the openlng of the ccded IndJan Uml ln oiiUhoina, r-ctretary Noblo tpoke substantially aa followa: "The eondltions under wjiich tlic pm. lamatlon of the Preeldent, openlng tfal Ir.dlon pnrrha.scs oklahonia Terrltory on 2-2, wlulc ahaOar ln BOBBa par tlrulary to exlstlng when ohktlionia itfcelf was opened, are yet materlally dlffercnt ln othara. Each uf the Indians had the reserved rljrht to take an allot liietit. and this lijrht BBB 0880 cxer.

baad fully. Tlie allotmonts have all been made and approved ln tlic Depiirtoient of tlie Interlor, nnd to the Sac and Fox patcnts havo been laeaad. The Nao and IV.x took 543 allottnenta of 100 acrea caeh. Rta toaaaa took 100, of elahty onvs codi, the Poita watomles 1,308 of 100 aeres eaeh, and the abocntoo 868, also of a ouartcr BBetVaa tach. "Thaaa aaaaeateaaa waae made aaparrlaioa of allotting npents of tho (iovernment, and are aeal over all tho lands purchatcd.

The Indians are not on theoo iilloUneiits yet, nor ls tliere. any inark oa tho ground shourinp that that tr.ict is idlottcd. The scttler bl tlterefore lhiblc to get on sudi pleeo land BJlleaa ho has ti friilde, surh tho llst will be. If lio lpnorantly ihoald settle ou an Indlan allotmeut lie would loaa hta opportunlty. It liu.s thcrefore beea iry to put the ope.nl a fcw days ahead, to get tho llsts aaat to tho Terrltory nnd tlaBrfbatea.

It ww I abso neoossary to have a Judge of probatc- appetBtai for tiio now court and the- now connty surveyed before lots can be belected thara. IMa work la ln 1 prograai and will be completed no d.mbt by Tuesday. The Indians' patents lmvo boeu wheu ro qalred. The nillitary will stlll havo authority to 1 protoct allutments and will for that 1 It was also neccssury to put the opcnlmr far enough ahead to lnform tho troops ol tlic day aud hour they could Iet the peonlc cuter. Iha peepta are bahaatag laaaarhabtF weii and aii fully ooaeratand the btw uud tha faet.s, and lt ls be lievod there will no tn)ublo olher the I i of a grtat crowd.

The land-. have be-in att.arhed to tho several oftleefl 1 Uuthrle and Uklahotna Cttjf. It haa not best to this aetion ln order to defeat aoMlen1 deckaratory entrlaa, aa it would ulso Deceasarlly aome dalnu tnado by old boldlcis in lilth. MILES WILL UE AT TIIE Chirago, Sept. lti Mllo left hcre for the Indlan Terrltory and he will bo about BBB days, durlng wlii.li Unie ho will Inapeot FoiU liono und blll, whtrc hc hsas not been for years.

Tho general will bo on hand at Uie opcnliiK of tho newly ceded lands OtOahoaaB, No traahta ta anticlpated among those nwaltlng tho open? lng of the laads, aud lf there ls any friition BOMhaTa are in eaay eall. Guthri Sept. settltrs lmvo I been awatttBB mueh ImpatBina the Presldtnt's i proebwoattoa permlttlng thom to entor and clalin thoir hoaaaateaaa. of tiie aaa irs baaa nlready gone Ba aa tho border, aad noed OOty the wonl from WaaMagtBB to aand tliem ovor the linc. Each party of boomera has kdl one of thelr paoabar al Guthrio aet aa eoartera lo i iny the aaa Ihara are about l.iioo boaaoara araltlng hara far tha autab and on tlie border fully 3,000 pcople are gathcrcd.

tuaajaapaofaa baaa tho acaa, and I the factoilos and storea nre left haraaed. Ncirly half of tlic fcottlcrs aro nr.is.os. The dtenenl UHdajhtaaaoag tho booaaeai ta tbla etty ta Hundrcds pw.pie aarioaaaf Ihe pap i oflkea bo4 tha Baaaatoa aaunaaaa lo tlic llr.st uews. lt was recciVed lierc thi- mornlng and eaoaeo tn tense cxcltenient. Many ol taa Biiriug Beenea intl deni t.

the ol Oklalioma be Companloa A and l), ot tbe 13th lnfantry, und troop of tae "th Cavalry, are drlvlDg ool tho boomen ain asslatlng ln malnulnlng order. The raeaipt of the ni ai WaaUi t. begln. 1: naands of people iwarmed tbe itrerta. Bhe tr atv wiji tba Baa aad Pox Indtani the words "open orenr.

Tl? aordi aro apl 11 eaose i ixne tr nble. The that they a1U Inatat on thelr ind will not Kmat take landi In tvir eountry. A deptcy aherllt brlnga newa of a nee 8gnt Jnat on the llne ol tbe n.wn-.- reaervatlon. Tht toan ot I ton i- Inhabtted tolelj by negroaa. wbo rontemplate vi II nnraber ol eoar.

bora n.H.'i tha Cherokee aaao have thelr eyea ontbe j.laee, and i thal any negro who thererwlll be kiUed. Yeaterday tbe eowboya vMte.i Langaton and ntie.mpt?d t. shoot Bggleaton, of -The HeraM." Latat nlfW they rerarneA. ull dninu. ar.d flred a Beore of ahota into a erowd of neajroea or, atraeta.

Bereral recelTed allffM wounds. The eowbova left, awearlng they to-day aad wlpe the town. The have all themaelrea, and lf they do retnrn, toanv will probably bo a of oflh baa aft tho fcccnc. AMEWCAX CATTLE IN ENGLAHD. A UOI'E THAT TnE TEV Qr AKANTINE MAY IJj; DBaTBBrsXO W1T1J.

Waahtasjton, Sept. ls Baababla timt as soon as the new -Vhtem of BMfpaettag eattla has been thorouciily t- will bc ullowed lo anter Brlttah porta frea aroai tha lea-aaya' yuaran line now bapi Tho enforcement the i tiou kiws raeeathj anacted hns pui the Dnlted ou the aaaae lootlng wttb CaaaAa. -Tho arorhtagi of oew haapaetl 6aid ry Baak yaaierday, "haaa Inrraaaeal the piice of our eattla froaa 818 to BM a baaa. Why that Bhoaht ba is reaaHrj1 aaen. FoaTBerty eattla aaaa toadad iiidiscrinilnately and poorly oatal fbf 08 tha trip, w.d when landed ihey ware fcrseU in a Cllpplei nnd uu henlthy eor.tiition.

Betng '''llf atarraal, tha? arora aaat in qaaraaUaa f.r tcn days, when ihey arara atlll farther raAaoed ln welght and aaaoi arlly ta prioa. The ciuiadiaiis havo tho aATantaaa ol Iha paopk of the fnited Btatca, not ln fraeaoaa froai detentlon on the Other Mdc. Our thor oaurh laajBfllnh baa redaoad aaaaaaa the mmimuni arlB not he laai latll we 8rlaa II oat altogeaher, Indof the avstem nw In vnane tBaWB ls BOt fui Baapaeataa af Iha eattla, beH la Iha aaathada ol handBag aad ahlpptot them. The aaelhod ftjodlog Baaa aa la ragolated by law, aad Uw resuit is Baat we land them F.ng.and ajaaoat atlhoal a btenateh." The Donralatj aalfl lhat no arthre Blepa bad been indii.c BrHaln the qaaranttae. ba i aaa aurtll the aaa taa of I baa been thoaaa(hly leateii Caaar Ihe taraa vetertnarlana are tad in luiditiiai to ler Ihe BatBah Ooaaeaaaeat, Thcao iiun baeaeet tha eattla Il the now inape.

the nipPed BovaJ Agrleulturml by'iuu Aincn.aii retarloerlana araa oorreca, Ai.m;i:.\i. MeCABll DatTXyM atlOTBTaW gOAK. Wi Melaiifi. Ol Iha Maay, who aaa racaaarj lefaraaf Buaa G8aH. dur.

'iutlon. hus BUaaai af tha aaaaai Bat attalal i aetlona, ha eaekaaa, baaa en aal Aaaoao ofhar Udaajai AeaaJral alaCaaa aaht: Epin ana aj tha uewapafen tieaarhau party. thal lla- hetil cv Bahiiaooda Hla an Baaaaaatood arlght, ev.a iu tiu- eaaatry, bart i want lo aay that aii aia a-ti aa have baaa taoaa ef a i un haaaoaabta Bajhi Baaa I a take on aayaalf tho bl.a for aaaae aaaaaaa that fcii ur, gga Ho wrote nv that the ivernment to taa atnmg to BtUa BM full)' from th.it ln ooaaaaaaleatleB the beatw of the aa and whan tho latter araa aaaia I'tihu ol the erttleaaai aaa gtraal i af ittaal our Uiniater. i baaa aoraajaaaeatad ao laeaaaary Ir41. the traa I ry of that IneMent, ea Hiat I glndof an opportunltj ging a word In Ma defanoa." I.M.AM' TORWOO BOAS (oNTKAITEI) FOR Waahlngt 8 pt, rtarj tracy to-daJ award baOalaf t.rpedo baa w'orks.

pajaaaaa, laaaa, Iha lawaat bhider. at Thia award marlu Um beginaing of a new epooh ln BaWOl OBBallBcUOB, a- lt I- the fir-t tlme tbe u.ir that a Naval vessel to be bullt on tho Interior water tbe L'nll THE TAX OR XATION'AL DAXKS. ITS CONSTITCTIONAI.ITY TO DE TESTED BY A afBjRBUI INSTITUTION. Washingtun questlon of the 88B8tV tutioiiality of the lax of 1 -i of 1 per cent impoaed scml-nnnuallv on National bauks haa boen raised ln a ea-c before the Dfaart I t'ouit. Tlie baak objectinir to pay the is the Twtn City National Uank, of Ncw Brlghton, and Its ground is that Uie provlsion of Uie Ilanklng Art origlnated In the and Ia eontniry to the ObB-tiruflonfil provlsion Uutt all bills for revenne bhall orlglnate ln the Houae of RepresentaUves.

If Uie case declded In favor of tho bank, it 1' at the Treasury Dcpartment tbat lt mighl aaaa the way for a gront mnltltude of snlts by thelianki throtighimt Uie conntrv upon eaabaa ao! barred by tha itatnte of ItmltaUona; nn.) it eattmated that lt wonld tnkc a sum mnnlac up Into the mllllons to puy the ciainis tor the last fivc or six ycurs. THE CASE OF PAYCLERK VON VRACKEN. Washingtcii, 18 Sc. a-tary of tho Navy ha4 Ukon no action on the taise of Payclerk Vou Vracken, of tho Norfolk Navy Yard. The ac cused haa aought political lnflucnre to have the llndlnga and sentence of Uio ooart-martlal aet aslde.

Hls attorneys have rvprcseutcd to tho Secretory that Vou Vrarkcn wa.s not in the Navy, and tBaWBBOra conld not have been triod by court-martlal. The Baw uniicrs do not take this view of the case. They ln Bst that havlng become of the on his af pointment as a chrk to a paytnnster, he rcmnin .1 subject Naval renulaUsns until he sh.uM it-iitn or be dlscharged, nelther of which lncldents occurred. The court to tbe fcecrctarv tbat tcrtain were proved, althotigh souie of the civilian refused to Bppeaf before tha court and testify. I'lider a decision of tho Attoniey-Goneral.

a Naval court cannot compel tho attennnure of elvillans, and tho ub'enec of teatlmony tho defence hObB uecessary lor oonvletfon ls includcd lu tho reusDus (or a romlaalorl oi sentence. THE CKNTRAL PACIFIC SINKING Fl'ND. Waabbagion, Bept. i Beeawtary of the Treasury imnouiired that he wlll recelve for account of tho slnklng fur-d of Cculral Pn.ilic Kuilroad any first mortgagc per cent bonds thal are a pitot llen to that of tho Govcrnment. to tho amount of $75,000 n.atuiiiigin 1S(j7, ind ta 1888, aud delivcr ln enhange thcre for Cnitcd rurrency tia of himllar of niaturity, upon the basls of an lucreasod lncome to said binkiug faad of 11-4 per cent.

Tho flrst mortgago Cs may be dellvercd to tho United States Asslstant Treasurer at New-York tOC shipmeiit to Uie Treasury Dcpartment and in dJM tlBM that oflicer wlll dcllver the rurrency Os upon paynient of Uie aum noceg to obtaln for tlie ainking fund the additional Imomo doslred. WILL AI1MIRAL WALKER'S BE1 Washingtcn, Sept. 13 J. G. BJbA? at tho Navy Deiavtment UHiay and had a talk with several of ths buivau rh'ers.

He mado ar ranpements with tbe Uureau of OoiibrrucUon for certaln repnlrs to tho Chieago, and appyroutly dld not faat mole-tatlon of hls usc of that vessel a fla4yjhlp. It Is Hhaty tho NfAfark, and not the Chlcago, wlll be 'leMgnated an Admlral IienlKim's tna bouth Atlantlc statlon. BONDS CONTINCKD AND REDEEMF.D. Washington, sept. 41-8 per cent bonds recolved at tho Treasury Departraeat to-day for con Unuunco at 2 per cent amounted to $12,500, malung the total continucd to datc The 4 1-2 per cent hoata lerelvod at tha Deparbnent to-day for amounted to 8207.700.

Tbc n-demptloiia Ht Uw New-Y-irk yesterday were B284, ttOO, maklng tha total redemptlons to date the HOLD8 a carinet meetinu. Waahlngl Bept. Prealdent called tlie Cablnct iueeUmj his returu uxtay. All of tha of tba OBbtnrt asoapt Secrelariea Ulalne and ITtxior wero lu Bttendaara. ODITUARY.

OOLOHEL FBIOERICK COBrrLrN'G. ytadarteh a. OonUBai, a of Boaooa iii dted froaa raaoaa of tha stomach, at his boane, Bo. itaat lenth at, al 4 p- Botwltbataodln; lha aaraoaa naturo of hls taieaae. his doath waa BaMapaelei.

ono of hls aona, Alfred R. Oonkllnc, ipoW ai tha BaaabBoan Biaetlnp tn thla euy on WeajModay nlgM wooi tba eoohtry at p. aa. Oolonal OonHtBB uas Brat ataached eancer two yeara ago, and tho ravaaea of tha dlaeaaa told oalehly on his eoBBtraatooa. hta ago, ha had been and rtgbroua, bal w.is redneed to aaartad weais 0Kttt (or a ahort ttme Coaartj and was there eporaaad arpoa by a phy trom Troy.

He tatarnat to tins etty only eayi Colonel Conhnnf was porn ln Canajoharle, N. V. in 1818. He was the BOO of Alfred Conk ling. a Judgo of tho Circuit Court, and was twelVO reara ohter than his brotbar Boacoe.

He eaaae ta thla iu hls yi.uth and ongagjed In tba diypx.tls busl Bnally beeonbiB tha akw partner tho Brea of conuiing a Learttt, whoae aatahMahiaant was in Mur ray-st. in l'os Mr. Conalni wai cicotoa as Bepubttcaa to the Aaaaaabry, arhera he aerfod two For ii porttan of Uila tUne ho Wja eliair maii r.f the Ways and Boana Coiumlttee. After the outbruak of the Clvll Wai he wnat baaaana the Bdth New-Vorii Begbnent of Vohnteer Militia. The reglm.nl was eempoaed of man, and it did aol aae mach aetlve Barrtos.

Iu the rampalgii of Colonel Conkllng's bittar appoaltaoa to tha htaa of a aaeond tenn for Preahtent Orant eanaed a ehariea la Ui DoliUeal Mdherenoe. He aaa tho chalrman if the Ltbcral liepubli.au eonventtoo held ln Ai.i.ni) dtiring Uie tlmo of hot poUUcal warfaro. In 18T4 ho took au BrttVB part ln CBa Mrugglc for the Bopreai Bba tlve from the Vlllth Coogreaa Di-triet, and by hia igaochea wna aarsaiy toabrnaaeatal ln eoeuilng tha tion of Elijah Ward, a Denweimi, wrar John D. Lawaon. c.oionei Conkllni was preaiaent of the Lcaguo of the vinii Ajaanthty DIsMet, and was al one time proiniiicntly tuiked of for the Mayoralty.

Uo was alao piaatdenl ot tbc Aetaa Flre Inanrance Cempany, whleh waat out aaJataaoa ahoat ton roara Blnea thal tbna Colonel Conkllng bad not boen aetlve BBfflnf Ul was a lncmber of tha Qeographleal lety, and Icetures baforl it. the Ume of his deutlt he waa 080 of tlie of UM Nuw-York HoapttaL Tha house In wldch he llvcd ho bullt for blmaeU ha- oecopled lt foff thlrty livn years. Hls wiaa, waa Bhaat iivo ycars aaa, was Hba F.evuolds, a membcr of tbc LorlUard janiiiy. Tw. aona, Attrei R.

aad and an onmanied Uauyl.t.r Mirvlve blfii. daugbter ww Uie only reiattra at tiw baaaa at th. Ro CoohBn; wawaaeat brotBera. and the Colonel dfc.p eomeUUng ol Uie ume ablllty ln oratory for wbleo w.i- well known. on Monday at p.

m. Chnrch of the Traosflgaratlon. rhl benal be. ai Breanwood Ctuictcry. OXKXBAI L8AA0 F.

QUIJfBT. Hinhoaba. n. s-pt. it fBaertallMbfawral f.

Qabnby ti Banrnlng al bb hoaaa ln th i loog eaa. Ua aa bora at Uam n. laonary BB, tatl. Ia he aagi of mee-l. I bnl two yaOTI enlered the MUttaiy Aeadaaay, f.

an whleh ha waa gra 13, in the ehvai artth Oenaral Orant Ha ora PNgaj aaatka nt Weat Pafat, froai li 1847, in tl: brtbsr yenr Lleutenant Qafanb) ordared to both Oaneral Taylor and Qeaawal awolt In 1681, he inatgnid iiimlaabm lo ac.eiii tha pioreaaorablp matlca and nnturil phlkMophy in tbe Cntw la Apiii. 1801, Prafaaaor Qanraby tba IBth Bbw-YorB BiBlaaaot, lha Br roianfc I Ig taa and whs in rosuBand af it at lai'i Bnn. In atareb, ha waa aaada lUlaadlai Oenaial of Yobznaaen, and to doaa tha aalaataalppl rlrara agataul gnnboata. ln ha ooaaajaiiil of a oTrbtloo of tha Araay af r. 8ei Oraai a ia la tha Vlel rainpi Taaaoo ex rk rarae haaaa th i he aeted aa Proa halr.

bnl i nlt 4tir rna au of Prealdenl On Frim i---, lo 1 aetwl wr.s city faarirayei ot T. c. Charl. s. i.t.

C. BaHllBB I dled Ba aaa of the mmt rallunt rt fsotith Carollua, havlm dlatlnettou on many fieida aa adjulant-nanerai uf nonharu'a, Uwarda'a aad Ker.haw'a ln Eea'a araur. THE TEMPLE BETH-BL DbTObTOG CEKKMOXIES AT ITS DEDICATION. tnowDs in to ske thi: heautiflt, STEUCTURE-KEATUREs OF THE The BBBIBUlinal i)W temple of tho Congregtiiinii Ucth-Ei, at nflhara aad eareaty-atxtl wa Urday oonsorrated with eUborate and ceremonlcs to the aerrka of Jad.ai-.rn. Tho syn aBBBBB, whlch aaaaa more than people, was ci-owded.

and who had not the nrcesaary tlckots ol ion were turned Tlie solemn dedleation of tha Bebrew ritnal, th' dedlratnry sennon of tho rahbl and the addressea of the ofScera of tlie cougrogatlon last.4 Ior tlirec honrs. When THE aVPTf, DR. K.U1MAX KOULEB. the aenrico onded tho great scrolls ol the taw had been gaaoad within tho ark; the shrinc the caudle thu orajaa, and every pnrt of Uio strutturo had baaa apecMeallj aal apart for Iha araaahhj of tho rpetuil lamp had lieen llchted, and an Importaut aivanaa la Amerlean Judaisia hud been made. whkh is tlie Hebrew Sabbath.

the openlng Sabhath aerrtota in tho new temple wUl be ii. A full descilptiou of tho bnlldlng with a rcpreteiitHtion of its axterter vicw was prlnted in The Trlbttne yesterday. The dadleaaory was under tho charsc of the ator. Di. Kanfmann Kohh-r, the rabbl ol the coDgre gation, and tho Rev.

R. tirossman, hrs assisfmt. As koeiated with them were the Gotthlel, of tho Templo Kmauu-El; the Rcv. A. Kohnt, of the Cougre gation the Baa.

F. de Sola Mendes, of Shaaral Telila; tho Uov. A. Wbaa, of Rodoph shokwi; tlic Rcv. M.

II. Harris, of the Temple Israel; the Rov. II. S. JaoobB.

of linal the Kcv. J. Sllvcr nian, of tho Templo Emanu-El: tho Rcv. Dr. rrteden lander, of Hroolilyn.

anl tba Rev. L. Naumburg, ol PltUtmrg. Tha miioi.ul portiou tiio projtraaiiiie wa? under the charge ot Adolph Neuendortf, with the rantor, the Hcv. BT.

Helfere. The permanent ohOtr oi twciity four teJOBB, was aaalatai yesterday by twenty-eight THE REV. RVDOLl'H ORCSSMAX. ra from tho baadfog etaneh ehotra ta thia clty, a full orebeatra added the harmonie-s of tho organ. Madame QeorgUM voa JaiiuschowTliy WM tho bOlolst tn the dedhatton hyinn.

Dtirlng tho Openlng rhant by tho choir the bulldv iiiK committee and the ofBcera of the cougrenation Bntered In proceaalon, precedad by twetny-flve rhildron of tho Sahbalh-aohooL Tlic rabbta and the readets boro I tha and one of tho eonflnaBBta ear of the templo. The chtldren bore p.tinio ol Bowera, whlch they pteeed at tho ii.le.s of the altar. Tlie temple was without other buuehes of pahns at tho o.rncrs of tiie platform und iiear tho shrtne. As tlic tnnes of tho OTgaa dlcd away, a cholr of 100 goteea, troaa Uabraw Orpban Aayhoa, tho Tlie key of the temple was then formaiiy preeeoted by David Mayer, ehalraaaa of tha bnlldlng committee, t. Jaeob n.

Fletach, iha preaident ol the oa, arho laaataad lt ln the namo ol tho people. Tha solemn ceremony of dapoalttna tho scrolls the within the Ark, whlch joaaaa tho centre of tho brouzo and onyx shrinc, followed, tiio cholr "Lift up Your Heads'' und Chaylm." Lazarha Straus, tiio oldest membcr of tiia toiigreeation, nnd fathcr of Ifli intkriok Os.ar 8. Btraaa, I'niicd Mates bBntotar to Tinh.y AdmlnlatraB then Behted the lamp, whlch swiiiR. in frontof tho shrine, in tha ltev. Dr.

Davld Eiiiiiorn, fonucr mbbl pegattoa. II i- a eaatoaa in aniiIi to Ught a BBBBI ai.i.uallv ou tho BBBlVI the aaath any of their aaaaber. By th i tke Ooagreaxtloa Batb boMa Ba for aatnhnter eooatant nv in The dedleatlon byaaa aaaa the Baoat taa imme. it whs arrltb bf. Lewte, and aia ba lt atorff, wboea wtfe, ronJanaaeh aral araae I aaeaa of parta it baalaa alai at the ijwraeter af a banale aaag.

in it daflaaea to Oaaatot aaa blended with UaaahfBlnaaa. The byaaa raaajad erehaatra, aaa. Tho is, it waa BBBg by Herman Kaaal wii. a Banaalaa raraaaa. He baa baaa ta eoantry oahr a tew aaaatha.

He an it.ip<-r,al ourt Unger. havlng a Bla eontraet wtth the aothort f. the Imperlal rontraet brohan when the reeenl persrcutlon iiei.rews began I. rafnaed to Chareh. The dedlfatory aermoa waa bl raaM oa aaa Dr.

Kobter. naon bj 1' the lunloj rubbi, olr -a ig an anaham of piaise aud tus great eon oojurii oPwbwo. Bortaaaatptoo, Ha roilege for wtth TOO atadanta, BOO la Ha mora than oa aay prevkjod open Ii.k'. Tlie eaaattaatloa ol two new durmlUirlea will be butfun at aaaaa Yon Cnnnot Re wire that you wlll nin the ouav mer from nll attacka of Cramps. Chol bbwbna, Dtarrboea, or Dyatubaii, ete.

BiwBbbBBi ptawbhl yourself, Uierefore. with Dr. Jayae'o Carmln atlvo Balsom, a perfectly roodlclno, and a aure cnrative. EEI.KS FROM IIIE BTBBfR Rf'INS. A found In the rolm ol the old -Coramerclal Advertlser" bnlMIng Ih a large Htrrlng'a tHs.lt bought by Moscs Y.

Beacli ln 1844, and lt lu good eonditua after 47 yeurs' scrvlee and a trlnl by flre. Albert Bantle's held a travelllng clock belonf Ing to the Hon. Levt P. Morton, and otber valuabU artlcles, all of which were preserved. L.

Rlemenochnclder's wlthitood a faii from tba llfth floor, aud saved IU contcnta. Do uot fall to rcad pagea 20 and 21 ln bunday Preai. Dr. Colton, tlie orlglnal, ls at home, onnihilating paal at the Cooper Inatltuta Mhaalal any one wy bardtnea are no loiiger St to eea, a nf Park ahd Ackar, Merrall 4 Coudlt koap ttiooi. Will Ciet Taa Hilla and Taira.

Oa roqucat, the Tltla Oiiarantea and Truat Coranany af 65 UbMty.it., wlll got all tai, aflataameut, w.d WlU on any reai aatato aa aoou aa payablc, aud wlll att-nd the payrnent of the bllla. It wlll jwanteo cor rect paymcnt, and ito emiual certlflcatoaa to all taa lleiis on tho property. Iu civirgea ara 82 per onaam for each lot. Tho aarvloe and aocurlty aflordod ara woiU itve tho amount to Uie owner. MARBIED.

BROMAN-DAVlS-SeptJ'mber 17, 1801, at of UwChurch of the Beioved daciplea by tho Hav. GrafMJ? linua, MU? E. to C-iptala ii. E4r waid Broruan, EI.LIOT-IIAROOrS-On tha flf tx-nUi. al AU SaintV Chapel.

tha ub-hop of aaaistecf by w- Lanadou, of PmMd-nce. and tha Rev. W. Everett John. ion.

Mlaa Sallle JoauoMe Uargous to Duucaa eatjulre HAY-llltOWN-On Wcduesdoy. Sepfmber 1(J at tha IrldH-a bOBae, by BM Kev. 1. 11. lfopwood.

Mr. La Mar Hav of IloH. ind Mlaa May Brown, dmuuiitt-r of Mr. Kuebeu S. and P.

E- Tnaaell. of Newark. N. J. llOYT-DUTCIIER-On Wednrwday.

Sept. 10th. 1801, BB JoJOta Prot -utat oyaJ by tho Rev. Cl.a*. N.

Dunuan. Irank K. Uoyt aud Mar paretta A. Dut. her.

WEU.ER-ORTIZ-<?n Wedneoday, Septeaiber 18, 1881. by tho Rov. Mil.) Iludrfou Juila ol baa FrancU.o, to Pcter K. Wcllar, ot New-York. 8au Fraaclsco uaivra pk-aoe oopy.

Notioea of marrlagefc must be mdorsed witb full nanie and DIED. F.AKERV-Died, lo Elliabeth, Frldar. the 18th. Kiiuoa UaUur. buaan V.

aud tho late Henrv M. Uaker. xvA Fuueral oa Montlay. at 11 a. froui tho of her ui other.

105 kUiabctli, N. J. BCUSTKAD-Uled, at Jeteer tity. N. bopt.

18, 1801, UikVid T. Uuniawad. tbo OI frlenda rwpeetfully aajaBaBBt 8b8 fimoral aervlcea at hlu late 66 Jeraay dtv, on sattirday. Sept. 1'Jth.

at 8 p. m. Iiit'Tniont at the couveuieuce of tho fauiliy. ei.AHK-o.i llunaday. Bopumbar IT, Clifton Iclana.

of lieart fallure, Anu F.ltra, wt.o of JmiwTlJ. Clark uild dauphter of Uw Ut? Coiuniodura 84. John's Chureh. Clifton. on bundav.

at 1MO p. m. Boat laavea foot of WhlUl.a!!-ht. at 1:30 p. m.

Louella, Wayne, S. ot-mtxr IV latl Matllda Elllott. wlS ef C. Ciduington aid daug'htor of Wllllam M. fttowdrt.

awvlca at 3 y. nt, iriday, 18, 2.003 V.iilnut-st., Phlladelpnia. Intviment prtvatc. A. Conlcllng, la hl? Tflth runtral aorvlcea at tha Cbuicli 01 ffia atoadVy, Si-ptembor 21, at 2 oVloek Meaiber, of the 84th itet'lmeut.

and of chamber af tom iuirco Jif- EKKRlb-Llncohi tl. Ferrts, on 18. of hearl dlaeaao. ajed 80. Notlee of fuaeral horeafter.

l'Ki NCII-Or. Frlday mornlng. S.pt. mber 18 of pnou. rooula.

Mario EouUo Prwicli. daugnur of 1. II. ln tho lili'i of h.r a Funerai Xroia Mf raBBbaawa, Ib ou ijundav. at 3 Ii.t.

ut conTtmlaoee of tr.o fumiij. Klntllv on.lt flowcra. GRKEXE-aept. IStli. 1801, daughtcr of tho li.ce Oeo.

w. ond BUaabetb RelaBvaa aml frlenda ar- to attond tha Mon.iiy ereninK, from Uie of her LUiatn-Ui a. Uunkhi, 10 E-uit t.tli-ht. GCY-On Thurnday Soptembi-r 17, Colvln. of oaB lat.1 Qeona and MarUm aay.

Funerai I'ttvate. Soutliiinioton, 17, Sarali M. of tho UW Wllliaiii ItrtfliiaaaT, raaaral aorvlcea at No. 10 batuniiy. io, at a p.

n- rlOLBKR-Ofl Tlmradav, Sept. 17th, Wllllam nolder. In tba "iitli yt-ir of ion ago. runeiol to keM at ota law ano Trcmont, Kew-Tarb Clty. aa fauuday, bept.

iOth, at 2 o'cloek Ba, ML Vernon. N. 18. '01. Clarl'ao, widow of Capt.

win. E. nexta Funerai imleea ii.o realdrnee af bfj broaber. Wio. Matli'ws Mt.

V.nioii. N. on bunday. al p. BV Ineodaj, Bcga.

lttth, Mary X. Mc UllljaM, Orn-nwieh. Cja.n.. oa s. turduj inornliip, Bept.

18tb, at Oanaagee at itottou to meot tralu Oaaad Ccntral Denol at 04 a. m. BXDINO-On Frlday. Sept. Ib.

Maria L. Redlng, ln tho farlaal to aBbaad Bka faaaaal. from th AVnce of touabter. BBwarf lloppw. 183 Eaat bfondar, 21.

1 BB. ROniWSOX-AI Colorad" BMiagai. to1-. wiiiun. II.

n. Kobinsoii. bua of Bew.TaeB aud slphla. Notlee of fuueral hereafter. bMITH-On BM ITab James S.

Smlth, ln the baa raatdeaee, No. M8 Oaailanaa. am Naturday. the 19'h inst, at 2 p. BM UNUEBUILL-At roakera.

K. aapaambar IT, 1891. M-irVa wilow or John v. iTnderhlu, h-r year. Fuueral aorvlcea on Baturday, Beptember 18.

1 p. al the realdence of her Mw. Bomoel l-ultou. CotrtaiTM wlll ba at Broniyllla atoUoa ti. arrival ot tha 11 33 a.

in. train from (iraiid Ceutfal Depot. at tha eonvaabaBea tt BM la.iiiiy, woodlawn Cenietery. Waltv dled very auddonly at hU 0001. danee lnl Brookl.vn, of h-irt.

(aiUMa und Brlght'H dloeaae, Thuiaday, Sapt. l.tii, IBBl. nuiiaio paiKT? pieaaa eopy. at Macon, Joaeph Waxab baaaa, 62. KoUca of funerai MeeaKor.

WYF.TH-S.idd.nly, on Wcdncaday. 10, 1891 Fi ii 1 Howe dauul.fr of 8. h. aud WveUi. rttWalla? latawldeBee, Bo.

eo we-t oa ftlturoay morBlag. at ll o'cloek. liuiiai at eonvealenee of fumiiv. Qpecial Noticea. A.

IN MILLIONS OF MOUTIIS AS ANT HOUSEUOLD WOKD" TUo Loudwi. APOLLXNARI8 "TIIE OtntaOl OF TADUE WATEUS." "The PUR1TY of APULL1NARIS offirs tbe beat aecurity agatnit the BaBBpaH arhBab arj cowmon to moat al tho ordiaaiy driailng LONUON MEDICAE HEt ORD. 1S7S. MMlwtl ilcELUAiit fiVf Avk UABBBD ASU bPiCt-i) IHLiia AM) Em-hinRgEput gbtja fStaffl a4drs? Kakau b. gvrat.

r.r.QUIvn. N. PoiiaMce Natlce. (Should be nad daliy by all lutereitod, aa chautti maj eaawBBM aadd aai ta apaaWBi adolraaacd foVdlapateu bv ia.u, -nar iWrnar, aaceS lt la to aj.d liv veaaela BToUl iu.il- 'or BM wn? eodhii I wlll i In all ca 1 a. for 1 lj id Italf, SiilH t'oAuSol Sf.a lurkcy.

ivr Br.tac:.;-. vTw (t, 2 a. m. for Europe per Imbria rt for UerinHny, Innv, Vur mt-iRil aed lurBa I -per i rla at ui. io- li a ei.

for i via iru i- ropa vla udBrMM BUM ha 4 a. m. tut sioUandVm pet i. Furmasta. wa il tt ri i J.h, i.r Ro'Aerdaci dettera ni 1, Cttr ol I ai a ot.

vla V.Tt imiiH b- dirocttd nty i ut iu. for TruitiJJo, Prof Moroo, MiAV-M a. m. far Pn per a. C.

ondal for I'aniPlco and Tuxiam dlre.t and other M-xUaa Jlr '1-1 C. p. for OBB Llmou, pvr a. a. lioiquha, BOW lMlOB.8, Hawallan l-ljl ai.4 Suioii.

1 o-r Monowal ifrom Sau 1 chiaa here up to Uetober at J.I.' D. airlval al Now-YoA Umbrlo, wlth linu-li luaili TuaUaila). Mal tol tlie lla.vulian Uiidia ifrom San Frout laco). bere iaily up Bt ptt u. "10.

at 010 p. iu- for inea and Japan por a i iilua Jioui here daltr uii to bV-Jtcrnbir-2tT at 0 p. Ulanda, le uiri ifrom san hrauciaool, eloae bem dolly at ti.ao p. iu. for Nowfouiid.

ui.J br rall llal! tv :n.d bv at.trii.-i. lo.e at ilnlv ot HI i l.y ruu u.d tli.n.T l.v floae at dally m. Ma Tamio, and br (nallins Mo idByo ood TbnMdaya ai thla ofli.e dallJ at .50 Mall? to- M.xi.... for by at llilH oflKv; d-ttlv al i a. ni.

are led daiiy, and the rloalna arraatad bba miMllMi of th-ir utib't- Ume at i-ranrlaeo on l.v ol Mlllng steotn lie UkI thonee tbe day, Uet-laieKo: u.ali eloam at 6 p. av iiKMoui day. (ORNELIVR VAN w. i. VoatoOlce.

New-York. N. bepttaubar 1E IBBL.