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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
PFNITENT SHOPLTFTFR LET Ga.

Ellen Turner, tall, stout, welldressed woman, age
pleaded guilty yesterday before Judge Glider
charge Of grand larceny in the second degree
committed 10 June 1886. She accused Of stealing
pocket book containing $25 from Caroline Jacobson at
the lace counter in store The woman has had an
extraordinary According TO statement annexed
the papers, she first known Lizzie Mullgan.
born In this city and first married noted burglar,
Scott after being divorced from him. married Thomas
Mulgan. o notorious thief Mulligan died in prison In
England and the returned " this country and DO
came Q sh0pfeE She arrested In Phlade pha and
served Of three and six months in the Eastern
Penltentiary She has daughter thirteen years old
father is Boston prison official and vino has been
educated without knowledge Of her mothers life. The
complaining witness against Ellen has Withdrawn her com
plant and several Of the witnesses cannot be found
Judge Gderseeve being informed Of these facts and
Of the tact that had leading honest life since
she admitted to bail, suspended sentence and the
woman WAS discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
STA Y1srroIAys TROUBLED By TIE STORM

The business failures this week. Us ropor'oa ~
~ a INN A Co.'S Mercantile Agency, amounted to
eOe for the United 81 ates and 20 for Canada, TOTAL
q 2ee, compared with 2b3 week ago and 2S2 Tor
The ponding week Of 1887 Regarding the notes
an the general statistics for the week. the circular Of
the agency says The paralysis OF business here the
stoppage Of communications and malls throughou
Y.sern states and the costly conditions under which
Az. scantv business of the last two days has been
transacted. make statistical comparisons for the
noment Of no value. 1t would not be fA rom rgn.
10 rec kon An entire weeks business as lost
IA region most affected by the unprecedented Storm
Under the circumstances Il Is Of no service ~ an ID.
smsii. railroad traffic light, exports below those OF
lie corresp ondlng week last year, and local prices
rising because Of the temporary scarcity OF CERTAIN
Articles AS yet business al the various exchanges
Iss not been so far resumed that quotations have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
zAsTOHBsTsR REPUBLICANS IN EARNEST

1t 10 evident that the Republicans of Esstchester,
which includes the towns Of Mount Vernon and Tuckahoe
are working with the intention of buryng the Democrats
out Of sight In the election for town officers March
~. ALI Of the past differences have been compromised
and outlook that the Republicans will continue
In good fellowship and show the effect Of their full
strength Intelligent and harmonious action spe
eiay noticed the primaries Saturday niPnt and
Thursday night In spite Of the blockade, there
full representation at the convention at Mount Vernon,
which made tbs following nominations Supervisor Charles
G. BigelOw; Town Clerk, Andrew Bndgeman; Assessor,
Charles 4 Raymond; Receiver Of Taxes, George E.
Archer; Justice Of the Peace, Samuel Free; Highway
Commissioner Robert George Trustees Of Public Lands,
Nathan Johnston, William II. Archer, and stephen L.
Hunt Auditors Edward Gay, Charles J. Nordquist and
WILLIAM N. Deuman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
NEWS IRON THE SUBURBS.
NEW .IEPSEY.

The townships In Passsic County which elected
Frcehoders Tuesday were Manchester, AcquackanonR
ard P0mpton Tho first and last named rcturn
Republicans TO tho Board Acquackanonk always
elects a "unlon- ticket fixed up at primary and
on Tuesday did as usual, rejoicing DcMott, hide
pendent.
Martha Crorert, age forty, who lived in Con-
necticut, was instantly killed by wild cap en-
gnc at 80 yesterday, near the Westinghouse
crossing in Orange, n. J., Of the Greenwood Lake
railway. Her back was broken. She was walking
on tho track and did not hood the warning cry OF
the nagman the whistle of the engine. The woman
had been visiting relations in Orange.
James Lanny, age fifty, of Clinton Township, fell
into we'll his house on Thursday and was
drowned lie leaves family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
THE BEysoy CASE IN COURT AGAIN.

The case Benson whose extradion Is sought
by the Mexican Government before Judge Lacombe
yesterday writ Of habeas corpus granted by Justice
Batchford and returnabe In the United States Circuit
Court Benson is the clever swindler who dcuded the
citizens Of Mexico by pretending that he was Marcus
Meyer the agent Of Henry E. Abbey and selling them
tickets a series Of Patti concerts He arrested
January, 1885, year he had escaped from the
City Of Mexico with large satchel filed with Mexican
money Commissioner Lyman, after long examination,
held Benson for extIadition-
Peter Mitchell, the counsel for Benson, based his main
argument The proposition making Of the tickets
forgery and that Improper evidence
had been admitted He cited English and few
American to the meaning Of the word forgery"
He declared improper evidence admitted as TO the
authenticity OF and the practice In Mexican
Delaney NicOll the counsel for Henry F. Abbey,
urged the dismissal OF the writ lie handed TO Judge
LscOnbe elaborate brief covering all the points made on
exception examination before the Commissioner.
Judge Lacombf reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
THE FUNERAL OF HENRY BERGH
MANY wELL-KN~wS PEOPLE PRES NT-ptLESA'h
FROM BrANcH SOCIETIES.

MANY wrrI-KN~wS PEOPLE PRES NT-DtLErAiEe
FROM BRANCH SOCIETIES
Old Ct Marks Church in Second-ave was cr'"uou
Yesterday morning with well known people VINO had
come 10 nav the last tribute Of respect to the memory
~ Henry Berch No service was held at the house,
No 4o4 Fifth ave. but al half past 10 the conn was
borne ND the centre aisle of the church 10 bier III
front of the altar by six uniformed officers OIL me
Society for tho Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals
They were preceded by the pail bearers, Mayor HEWITT
Elbrdge T. Gerry Recorder Smyth Thomas c. Acton
Alfred wagstaf, n. NJ Beckwith, Charles Lamer'
Frederic Galiatln, James Nj. Brown and John r.
Haines, followed by a delegation nom inc Union
League Club, consisting Of John jay, jackson o
Schultz Joseph H. Choate, Wbitelaw Reid, Dr. u II
Agnew, NJ. b. Blake, b. Brakeman, George Bliss
c. N Bliss, benjamin brewster, the Rev. u II. W.
Bridgman, c. G. Tiffany, Thomas Denny, s'gourney
W. Fay, John II. Hall, Cyrus Butler ALBION r. Man,
Luther r. Marsh, W. II. IL Moore James NJ Requa
and Charles @. Landon, and BY deles1o,ns IRON from
branches Of Mr.. Bergh's society In New YORK. kocn-
ester, Albany, Newburg and staten Island, ana rom
the Society the Prevention of Cruelty t" thlidea
n q. ingersoil z. T. Banum, Judge Horace
Russell John T. Agnew, Colonel William Jay IT,, DIS
t,4ct Attorney Follows, Inspector Byrnes cx,Judge
The numerous and beauifu floral pieces we're con-
tribucd by the family except cross OF roses lro
p T. Barnum, and splendid wreath, attachcd W
which photograph Of noble -. be and upE
Clnton-st., Brooklyn, n. T." Inc serVee was I .no
ritual Of the Episcopal Church Tie Rev Dr. M3Tsaa
Dix read the opening sentences Inc rev; n i ,
and DR. Dix recited the committal lines. Lead
Kindly Light "Abide with Me- and other hymns
were sung by tho church quartetto. Inc oo1y VIZ
placed in the private vault OF the church. where ~
will remain until the new vault of the Bergi fs0'ly
at Greenwood is finished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
HEAVY LOSS IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, March 10 tspeciaD.-The fvestory
iron building Nos. 313 and 816 Arch-st, was DO
ssroycd by fire last night, sntailing loss OF oVer
300 600 The upper floors occupied by saller'
r.u,,n a. Co wholesale shoe manufacturers, and the
lower floors by william Ayers Sons, blanket man
utsoturcrs; Reahirt Taylor, dealers In glue ana
sur,ed hair, and Blakely Copeland, machinists sup
p,ies. The City Hotel and st. Elmo Hotel, adjoining
en- either SIDE damaged by fire and water saier'
r.wtn A Co. owners Of the building, say that It ID
frSmrrd for Se3, 900, mostly In New-York companies
there an Insurance of s13s 600 on the STOCK ana
%sinbia Mr. levin said the stock was valued ~
3o 600. the machinery at 100000 and the building
- 800 600 Blakely Copeland place their loss ~
.ssS0T. Mulism Ayers $50 900; Reakrt Taylor
10000. and Robert d. smith, dealer In leather;
4 Doc over 500 men and women are thrown ou' VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1855.

take place this evening IN tho Assembly rooms OF the
Academy of Music.
Flags on the City Hall at half mast yesterday
In honor Of the Emperor william.
August Gebhsrdt. OF No. 2sb Atlantc,ave.. was
arrested yesterday for brutaly beating jacob Assman
of the same number. who is likely to die. The two
men worked In the shop and frequently quar-.
relied. On Sunday night they met and 'Gebhardt
dubbed Assman. He says he did II In selfdefence
Frederick D. Conc, who is employed by John d. kler
man, in Walst.. New-York. left his home at No. BIZ
Clintonst. March to go to business and has not
since been The police have been asked 10 look
for him. No reason for his absncc is known.
There Will be paradcs to-day. OF the Ancient
Order OF Hibernans and the other Of the Convention
of Irish Societies The former Will start at the Bed
ford ave- fountain at and the latter two hours
later
Colonel Thomas Carroll left will. His widow
was made administrative yesterday, Of his estate con-
ssting Of personal property valued at $4,000. and
a farm at southold. L. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
oApKALADER z. OaDEX,S FUYpRAL.

The funeral Of Cadwalader Evans Ogden, VINO died at
Hamilton. Bermuda Oh March 2 took place at Trinity
Church yesterday. There large attendance.
Among present Mrs Alfred Ogden, Miss Ogden.
MIRA Dr.. Richard Derby Mrs G. Q. Haights, John J.
Luckey Horace E Deming, Charles DeRhan, Stephen r.
Nash Edmund ID. Randolph Charles q. Tracey, j. A.
Davenport Mr. and Mira Austin Stickney c. A. Deafeld.
Henry E. Pierrepont John Townsend IT,, Irving Paris,
Robert g. Home and George b. Newell The service was
conducted by Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix, assisted By the
Dr.. Swope The palb bearers were Berkeley MoStyn,
DE- Richard Derby, Ernest VanderpOe, John Markoe,
Henry H. Beekman Lieutenant Commander NJ H. ). Mac
KenIie and Gardiner Sherman.
The body will remain ut church for the present and
the burial viii place at Trinity Cemetery soon
practicable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

In the matter OF an application TO Justice Parrard
OF the Supreme Court for Injunction strainng the
Board OF Education OF sing Sing from Issuing bonds to
the amount Of 90, 900 for the erection of new school
building. on the ground that the voted
for by only majority of the taxpayers present at the
meeting instead of majority OF tho taxpayers OF the
district Justice Barnard has handed down his decision
sustaining the action Of the Board of Education.
The Republicans II Yonlers have made the follow
Ing nominations 7 or Mayor Edward Underhlll for
Supervisor Joseph Palmer; for City judge stephen
H. Thayer, jr for Justice OF the Peace, Samuel B.
Jones for hldemcn-First Ward John r. Gorham
Second Ward, John schlobohn; Thru Yard, Charles
Henry Butler; Fourth Wald, Andrew Shampnoy.
The funeral Of Robert Morgan Masterton OF Bronx
ville who died In q snOWdrift Monday, Will take
place to-day at IL H., at the Reformed Church.
Mount Vernon
John Cashen, employed as baggage master on the
Harlem River branch OF the NcwHavcn Railroad,
has been appointed Postmaster Of New Rochelle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
YOUNG MEN DEBATE WOMAN sUFFRA GE

A literary entertainment and . challenge debate
between the West Harlem Young Mons Circle and tho
Irving Literary Society held at tho West Harlem
Methodist Church Thursday. The question was,
Resolved, That should not be entitled TO
outrage" and the strong points of the Affirmative
would vote their fathers brothers aud husbands
did, and that suffrage would debase woman. Those
Of the negative were that woman would not be de-
bssed but the polls would be bettcred and the
piunify be benefited and also the argument Of star
alton without representation" Assistant District
Attorney Vernon N. Davis. decided tho question In
kyor OF the negative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
AN IMMIGRANT OOMuITs SUICIDE

Charles Knowles, a Scotchman, ago seventy-two
a storage passenger on the steamship furnessia COM
United suicide while the vessel WIS lying at anchor
outside the bar Thursday npat, by throwing him.
self overheard from the forecastle His BODY was
picked up and brought abo'fd the steamer withln
few minutes after he sprang into the water but life
was annarentIv extinct DR.. III. Leslie Gordon, of
tho Furnessla tried to respiration by artificial
means, but after hours Work on the body Without
dfad fro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
WHAT IS GOING ON TO. DAY.

Bloomingdale Investigating Committee, No. 80 Mas
sau-st
ST. Patrick's Day obseryances.
St Patrick's Club annual dinner. Hoffman House,
Friendly Sons Of St. Patrick banquet Demonieo'A
Annual dinner Of Knights of st. Patrick Hotel Bruins
wick, j. N. ,.,., ~, ~
Park place, evening. -,
Free lecture by stephen Helm, Cooper Union, p. M
Nicholas Murray Buffers lecture, Columbia College,
IL 80 a m. $4,000, ~,
evening. =. ,.. -.
Psi UpsIlon Club chapter night No. 40 West Forty
eghth-st ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
AN UNCLAIMED DRYING RIG

On Saturday q week ago q pony phaeton containing
man and woman was upset and broken in One hundred
and seyenthst near the fremont station OF the
Harlem Railroad. The was In hurry escort the
woman TO the station In time 10 catch train and he
asked lad hold the horse. The boy took charge Of
the rig until train had stopped the station and had
gone on It's way The did not return and the police
have since had cha rye the and broken phaeon
which probably belonged 70 some proprietor OF livery
stable Yesterday Captain Stephenson. OF the fremont
SQUAD sent out an alarm for the owner OF the rig.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17

The Railroad Committee Of tho Aldermen yesterday
practically decided accept per cent on the
gross receipts OF the New-York and Long Island Rail-
road Company. the representatives OF that company
agreeing pay that annually In lieu the
PRIV OF constructing tunnel and roadway the
River President Martin Carroll, John J. White,
J. Kenny and Peter A. Murphy Of the Brcksyers
International Union urged the Railroad Committee to
give favorable consideration the tunnel scheme. IL
would give employment, they said, TO large number Of
mechanics Tae Railroad Committee will probably
port In favor Of giving the franchise asked for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17

Mrs May Toudre actress, who is known as May
Campbell, 10 now Bellevue Hospital. She was brought
Into Jefferson Market Court Thursday the complaint
of her daughter. Belle Foudre Gfen who SAID
that her mother had been acting queery Of late. Mrs
Foudre has been living at No. 273 West Thrtyeghths st.
She was committed the care OF the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction, who sent her TO the hospital
The cause OF her trouble is the excessive Of morphine
An Official who has shsige Of heI case said that 1; would
be days before she would % able 70 eave the hosp
tai Mia Foudre travelled last winter with the Annie
Pxley Company She sister OF Relic Cole the open
singer and Is thirty eight years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
STATEN ISLAND.

The Chapman wrecklns Company began work yes.
tcrdsy raising the Staten Island ferry boat Maid OF
Perth, which was sunk In her slip ut TOLenvllo on
Monday through tho alleged carelossness OF ons OF
her who had left OF tho port holes open,
through which the water poured in and caused the
boat to sink
The wrecling steamer Tuckshoe was yesterday
ordered to sandy Hook TO assist the pilot boats Blunt
and ". ". Story and tho schooner Crosby, which
d.agycd ashore during tho storm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17

Justics wsiah charging her with arson In tho nr"
degree. she pleaded not guilty. ana Wa n0,u ,S'
~r,,r.,,or IN a 600 ball. furnished by her sisters.
re- warrant was granted upon aldayits BY Fire MAJ
shsl lewis Mrs Elizabeth DRAKE ana mrs. Cssns the
6nence tho two last named being occupants OF 'no
bonse who deposed that five fires had oGcui i
The place In the last Ave months and csch VI o
broke out acr Wilt by Miss Berger 10 inc n"nsd
Miss Bergcr has been heard to cay thai sno " ,y
she was rid of the property she could 90 " '"'
Three families live In the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
CHILDREN USING SKULLS FOR PoOTBILLs

In 1882 and 1884. during the New-York cholera cpl
demc hundreds Of the victims OF the plague were taken
Astoria. L. l.. for burial. While OF laborers
digging bank Of earth there the other day they
unesrthed . number Of human skulls and boneA The
police informed nothing has been done and the
bones lie scattered the lots The children Of tho
neishborhood have been using the skuls footbals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17

STOCK EXCHANGE GOFEFNUHo hND HT- ""'"'
special meeting OF the governors OF the Stock Ex-
change was held yesterday to consider the case OF
Robsrt Gam, the young broker who some time ago
eued On order Chesapeake and Ohio second preferred
stock which excited comment in the Street The meet
ing did not last long, but the testimony In the matter
gone and hearing VIII be given to Mr.. CAM
later on new complaint relating to fictitious sales
that which the Committee Is con-
sderng was filed yesterday and 1t will be taken up at
the hearing 10 be given on the old complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

<tbenarts Hsfei-Con John T. Heard Of Mis-
sorr run drrnrr Hsfei- TX. Warner Miller. OF
Herknert James joy Of Detrsti j. Ross Robertson Of
Torouto and Civil Euguoar A. a. Menoca. u - Navy
Murray H,t ofes-Fancis q. Ne WAND OF San Francisco
and state senator O. " Vedier larrdon Hotel Nathan
Appleton Of Boston ST James Hoel-faymsstsr Green
Clay Goodlop u T. Marine Corps. ..Gseg A0us-Genorh
I Easement. OF Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
Jersey CITY.

Rosie Grcenburgh has instituted novel suit against
Dr. Mcbride Jersey-ave. dentist, for goo. Dr.
Nc Bride furnished the plaintiff with set OF teeth
which, she claims, did not fit her mouth. Her gums
made sore, she was unable to mascae food' ana
as a consequence was attacked with dyspepsia, rom
which she says she has suffered greatly. Some In
terestng expert testimony will be introduced at the
trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
BROOKLYN.

Tho cornerstone of the new Greene Avenue Meiho-
dist Episcopal Church Will be LAID at Sumner ave- and
Van Buren-st., on March %. The present eddco
stands in Greene and the name Is to lie changed
The annual dinner OF the st. Patrcks Society will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
ALONG THE SOUND.

Tho report published that the railway station and
several adjacent buildings at Stamford had been de-
s;royed By fire is incorrect. There has boon fire
there
Two families occupying tho upper part of Hanford
Lockwood's fine brick building in Greenwich, found
In consequence Of the foundation giving way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
Announcements


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For
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See certfcses of the late col d. MCDANIEL and hundreds
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Beware of slight irritation of the throat.
Brummels Cough Drops Give In nstlt- r't'I Soil ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17

"L1KE AS 1T WERE A MOTH That FRETTETH GARMENT"
a which powerful their strength destroy your
clothing SIma Of Yale College, "Ihe IVORY SOAP remark
able a laundry it has superior
represented be good The 'oyi
ARE NOT, but like all cn lack the peculiar and remarkable qa'7e
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
NEWARK.

The Rev. DR.. Hayes Ward, Editor OF The In
DEPENDENT who severely injured In an accident
at the Hoboken ferry two weeks ago. was removed
from Chambers Street Hospital to his home In Now
ark yesterday.
The roof and side wall Of Blanchards leather fac-
tory caved In with the weight Of the snow on Wednes-
day. Mono OF tho operators were Injured WORK
in the factory was greatly delayed
Tho new Board of Freeholders elected on Tuesday
will stand 25 Republicans and 10 Democrats.
Internal Revenue Collector Klatz reports fall
Ing of of nearly $4,000 In the receipts during the
storm.
"Patsyn Reynolds, one OF tho boys bitten by
mad dog in the Fifth Ward two years ago and sent 10
Paris to be treated by Pasteur IS charged with tho
larceny Of Sc which had boon entrusted to him. JUS
tce Rodlngo yesterday issued warrant for the boys
arrest
Herman Kahlbaum and william Forenoon, ages
fifteen and seventeen respectively, and inmates OF
the City Homo at Nerona who attempted TO set fre
to tho Home, pleaded guilty in the courts yester-
day and were each sentenced to eighteen months at
hard labor in the pcntentiary.
The ST. Parick's Day parade Of tho Irish societies,
arranged for to-day has been abandoned The parade
will take place some time in April. The day Will
DO celebrated by entertainments and services In tho
Roman Catholic churches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
"a THIS A FgMALB YIRBBUe",

Miss Victoria Berger, of No. ~ South oxford-st,
Who manages the property ct Fultonst and Ashland
pasoe Brooklyn belonging to her mothers estate was
srrosted yesterday upon warrant Issued BY Police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
NFW-RRUNSWICK.

New Brunswick has now almost wholly recovered
from the effects of the storm, but her people are dread
ing freshet, which imminent in the lower part
of the town on the Rartan River, and preparations
for tho disaster being made all along the river
front.
The returns all In from the townships elections
In three places not vote cast, and In ono where
but few woro cast the majority Is one, and con-
test has begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
MIRINE INTELL[GEYOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY
arise. % Sets 6e5 Neon sets 1888 Noon. age
HIGH WATER
LM-sandy Heox 1899 Gov I-ld 1885 Hell Gate o31
D X-Sapdy Hook 1857 GOV IslL lli5 Hell Gate Ol&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
Gorham Plated Ware

THE GORHAM MFG CO., Sill
vERsM1rHs, were the originators in
this country of the manufacture of
Hard Metal, Silver Soldered Plated
Wares, and they have maintained
the high standard of excellence estab-
lished by them. These wares are
much in demand for use in country
houses.
Broadway e. 10th st.
The Springdale news., 1888-10-05

LIKE Oil Upon Troubled Waters is Hale,s Honeyof Horchound and Tar upon q cold. PIke,s ToothacAe Drops Cure Ill one mlnute.