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DIED.


rARRADAYon March i isss Of Pn.u%TSn. Jphn
Funeral from his late residence 300 East e9th st.
sunday n. interment az Calyary cemetery.
any and EsPSss es r Of
thu Rev A. Foersch, aged IS ,, 49,.
Funeral services a, S25 East i2istst on sunday i'm
,phiIaa.iphia aud Pot.vte Pa paPers please cSpy ,
native OF county Meath parish or sianc ireiahu' III
Relatives and friends OF the family are requested to
attend n, funeral from his late .s"dsnre ss, i ~
HEPBURN S-At Stamford Conn March 10 1890. Mira
sutan Hepburn. widow Of Capt David Hepburn Tor
March lS at ~ o clock. ,--,.--- 49,,
JAGksON,-On Friday. March IA at her residence, Oak
iiin l. l.; Martha Moore wife Of John q Jackson
Thefuners services viii be held at St Jsmsss Church
tarrieKes will be in waiting on the arrival OF the
rs;n s.vps hops ssna \, s S,y M a. Mcmahon
ford parish oi CoiiumtlT Ireland IN her 18th year
Relatives and friends are rctpectfully invited 70 Mt
tend her tanera, from her e,1 M snrs ~ - fss %
Ipterment In Calvary Cemetery. ,..
MOON AT his residsncs Morton st., March l5 after
short illness George Moon;
Funeral on Monday, a. ;sgP NJ
Relatives and friends also Enterprise Lodge No SO
l. a. OF o. r.. are invited to attend the funeral ser
vices at his late residence it2 woodbine st. Brook
REilIY Y@on Friday March Is Ellen Jane Reilly, vito
of James Reilly. in the ssd year of her age,
Funeral from her late resdence S1p East lsd st. Sun
day, March II. ati p. NJ. Interment in Calvary
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Anrtinn Slntfrt6.


"A' "a"
"By far th. fines, collection of paintings and draw
ings BY the old masters ever seen In this country and
on. OF h. finest ever offered auction in the world
now hung In the American Art GslIeriss"The Herald
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
Madison square, south.
ON EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
GREAT PAINTINGS,
DRAWINGS AND STUDIES
BY THE OLD MASTERS,
belonging to his Hghnea
DOM PEDRO DE BoRBoN
DUoUE DE DuHCAL.
Included arc tho following
CELEBRATED WORKS OF ART:
"THE VIRGIN NARY BY MURILLO.
"PHILlP THE SECOND ON HORSE
BACK CROWN ED BY VICTORY"
by KUBENS.
"TNE DUC DE OLIvARES," BY We
LASQUEZ.
wild BOAR HUNT BY sNYDERs.
"sT. LUKE PAINTING THE FOR
TRAIT OF THE VIRGIN" BY
WANDER wEfDEN.
THE ADORATION OF THE KINGS"
BY VAN EYCk.
.PILATE PRESENTING CHRIST TO
THE PEOPLE" BH TITAN.
"THE STREET OF SORROW" BY
RIBERA
"ADoRATIoNt tOF THE SHEPHERDS"
BY GUIDO hEN1.
1.-THE SAVIOUR" BH METSYS.
sTHE VILLAGE FESTIVAL"
DY TENIERS.
AND EXAMPLES BY
Rembrandt Holben. Durer
Salvador Rosa Guercino. De vos
Van Ostade Laufrancs Breushl
Casso Goya, MunoL,
Van Meiris Miranda Cano,
and others.
THE PAINTINGS TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
WITHOUT RESERVE,
At CHICkERING HALL,
9TH Av. AND 18TH ST,
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING"
APRIL AND u. AT O'CLOCK.
THE DRAWINGS AND SKETCHES TO BE SOLD
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENING"
APRIL AND AT 7:3O O'CLOCK.
Attn L AM ERICAN ART GALLERIES,
Madison square, south.
WHERE THE ENTIRE COLLECTION is NOW
on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERS.
THOMAS E. KIRBY, AUCTIoNEER,
o and East I'D st.. Madison square.
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Ho Let the Po,yua mist or Easy.

SALT LAKE CITY, March 16,-For three
years Robert G. Burton. Counsellor to Bishop
Preston. the Presiding Bishop OF the Mormon
Church, hns been in hiding to avoid the penalty
Of the law against polygamy. Burton stands
hish among tlis NJ Mormons Of tho Territory, and
Is 2 man, OF great wealth. He was INDICTED for
Unlawful cohahitation before his Night. and
afternoon he surrendered himself and APP
beared before Judge Sanford; who assessed a
ly paid and Burton was released. Judge San
ford is Democrat. and there is great ndigna-
ton among the GentIles on account Of his
eniency to Burton. The sentence ID declared
to be ridiculous. and an effort will at once be
made to secure his removal He Is accused OF
being Mormon sympathiZer.
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TANT!

Tho new work on Fashions issued by
DeIury Il. In great demand. This Album
WAS published BIZ the UPPER TRADE
SOCIETY OF ENGLISH TAILORs, for
his especial use. The book is Leather
Bound, and contains Seven Plates OF Llth.
oGraphic En9rayines, comprising Fifty DIR.
ferent Figures. representing all tho Latest
styles or Garments, Materials. &c, that
viii hnd tho most favour during tho Spring
and Summer Seasons, for Gentlemen and
5.adies' Tailoring, including Illustrations or
the Newest Designs or Indoor and Outdoor
Liyories. with specimen prices. This work,
containing references from all the leading
n,miIies, can be obtained on application.
Our prices are rs to 8S per cent lower
than tho fancy.priced taiiors charge for
same goods and workmanship.
All goods to order and warranted as rep
resented.
No deposit required orders placed with
this house from reliable persons.
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The Chinese Want Damages.

MILWAUKEE, March lG.--Tae Chinese Am
bnssndcr at Washington has oeen notified OF
the disturbances that occurred In this city
enrly in the week. and has sent word through
Chow ia, the representative OF The Six Com
Danies, that the Chinese Government will in
sist upon full indem incntlon for any damage
that may have been done TO the property OF
Chinese diI1nG the Disturbances. he says that
when In certain Chinese cities tn American
[esldeptssere attacked ard theii buildings
buildings apd made com ete restitution.
pfaoed VI by this backing from the Flowery
damage vii preseSt t6sir saims % to S he city.
aud In cast they are not paid will begin suit
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sixty-nve Departments
Bright with Attractions for sprinsi
ON MAIN FLOOR
Silks and Dress Goods vic with each other In novelty
and variety .... Drses Trimmings Butons and Laces
Hosiery. Gloves and Parasos! Embroideres and Rib
bons; Art EmbrOideriss Linens and White Goods are
prepared for all demands
IN BASEMENT
wash Dress Fabrics of and kind that you
think OF in the most wonderful variety shown by
any house at retai-hers abroad Lace Curtains
aud rich Portieres Tapestries and praperss Cretonnes
and serims; Window Poles and window Shades; Rugs
and Table Covers enough OF each TO beautfy thousand
homes-be 1t cottage fat mansion. Fanneis and
Quilts Muslins and Lnings; Notions Toilet Artices
and Jowery-al are here-toRether forming host Of
attractions that will make the basement still more
famous
IN SILK DEPARTMENT.
We commence this week our
SPECIAL SPRING OFFERING
BLACK DRESS SILKS.
plain and fancy wsaves msdum and hno consisting Of
three hundred pieces
specially selected for their superior sotnsss and lustre
Atpross submitted they arc exceptional value
Black SILK surahs.
TsIp ssn: gsus pss
Black Faille Frnncaise.
soft fnish-round cord. IS cents; usua! price,. 20
Extra high lustre ......7e cents; usual price,. e8
Black Satin Merveillesg.: , o,
Same width-sItrA fine. re cents usual pros.. OF
Black Armurea.
Small and medium patsrnss7 cents; usual price 81 90
Extra heavy quality eS cenSi usual price 70
Black Satin Rhadames.
Wear euaranteed.........-.5eo cents; usual prco go
EItfa heavy .SS cents; usual price ID
Black (sros Grains.
Best 80 gents; usua! price 90
AAA quality. Sl oei usual price 10
Satin and Armure Stripes 70 cents; usua! price 90
surah Pekin Stripes. =! ooi usual price %
s,s Mors s'T,pss; ra 90, naval naval pce "a
YOU WILL ALSO FIND
an extraordinary variety Of
Fancy SurRhs and India sjllkss
Black and White Silks.
stripel plaids and checks SO cents to u 40
White Japanese Silks,
"a inches wide so cents worth 10
Colored China silks,
Colored FaiIle Franchise,
Now spring shades. osnu; worth u %
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ArrIved-SATURDAY March Ia
SIS CydOnia. WinsheAre. GottenburR
Ss Caroline Miller. Miller. Cape iIaY.ienL
IS Flower Pike, Bt Johns n r.
IS Colnal, Risk, Galveston.
sc city Of san Antonio Wilder, FernAndinL
5nip Forest King, boyle, Antwerp
IFor later arrivals see JotIings About TOWN.
AhRSED OUT.
6s Ohio. from New York at Queenstown.
So Egyptian Monarch from New York at London
IS La BOurg0gne from New York. passed tho Lizard.
ss AuraniA from New YORK al Quoeustowh
sIILEp rRos rORYIGs rORrS
SIS The Queen, from Liverpool for New York.
IS De Ruyter from Antwerp for New York.
SIS La Bretagne from Havre for New York,
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3MarhinCrl,.

A ,FIRSTCLA LOT Of second hand leather betting
~ FOR sac cheap SAMUEL ROBERTS, ssbs Pearl al.
E0R SALE.A portable engine and boiler, lohurss
Il power, "A East Hih ST,
DRISTISG PRESSES-Ssw Fsvorite SS eighth Lib
] erJ $50 lSlB, steam and fountain S2tn. cyn-
dsrs cutterh rulers phgerb endless variety type.
70 discount, onNeopch 7hc.
CELLlNG OUT-Entre stock secondhand and new
y betting lace leather, hooks, aG. 90 Centre st.
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a,Lsrs Con pouas ssr.auar,,,s

CIeaneS and puines t4 blood and inv the sys
TEN. Try II u oonls mercury potash or arse nio
whhtits effect qucke aud far satisfAotory than
any yihvr IN fact We nsrAnss IL TO do all you expect
Sr ase 70 Ia,Srh SEnr honey Extra large bottles AN
in.ht on having RiGsrsssr.aparlA and gu arc pos.
itiSeI sure Of sure Do mt allow any one 10
yoe etisrwiss sold by llao al dealers II any drug
Esi ,slnses 70 ,nppy You You can he sure or Rettig
% s.ssss ss e. diIsst fl;@ w Rtsr Son. Sss eih aw,
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The Last q the lmpr,.oa.a Miner. Rescued.

MOUNT CARMEL. Pa. March 16..-Peter
Eearshalsky after iity hours Of imprisonment
IN The Black Diamond colllery was holstsd to
the surface ats O'Clock this afternoon. Hisap-
pearancS was he signal for cheers from thou-
sands Of throas which were heard for Mills,
ne had been hli buried. and had given up all
nope, whoh his rsscueIs reached the breast"
IN which he wa, imprisoned. Strange TO say.
is his INJURIES; asile from his peryous prostra,
takon out alive last light, II was supposed tla
Nearshalsky was dead. but tho search was con-
tinped. with the result stated above.
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STAMPED LINEN GOODS.
Il SHAW
s K ELE'T Q N

WAVES AND RAEGS. IMMENSE SUCCESS, Patented
Nov. Is 1887 Feather light liteke and beautiful For
sale at thiS estabshmsnt only. lnfringers viii bo duly
prosecuted
ladies and Senils I. an:urpasssd for excellent work
from Sin upward Not my own make. q and no
LADlBs'tOIFFERESi IN all the latest novelties most
beautiful designs, and Of the finest quality,
MYGRAY HAl r DEPoTis the largest, Finest and most
reliable, and as 10 prices cannot be undorsOld All hair
warranted N genpine or the money refunded
SWITCHES all long hair naturally wayy and nuny or
straight, g each and upward. Not my own make from
NY LADIES' HAIR DRESSING APARTNESTs, for
convenience and comfort not eqnalled in this oiy
Hair dyens cutting. dressing and shsmpooipg by the
best French ArIst..
Mik. for tho complexion Is still increasing in dc
mand. Ladies cannot DO without it. Iences AL others
and has stood the test of 25 Thousands OF test
moniaLs from adinsa al oyeT the world
EXTRACT OF TURKISH ROSE LEAVES indeliblo
tint for tho ps and face fine a. tho blush Of tho rose
aud $50 per bottle, Tho celebrated and unTlEailed
NelOutne face Powder In colOrs to suit all com eX!Ou
at 800. and 81 yer box. Highest medals awarded.
THE GENUINE ArBuRSiSE, wonderful prepRrs.
ton for cOloring any shade OF hair to that beautiful
Titan red now 80 much admired, 81 per bottle,
Illustrated catalogues now ready.
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MAR RIED.

Observation-Disclosures Thur,dsy, March a
At the residence of the bride, Hondout n Y. ~ the
Rev, H. K Fuller. assisted BY the ReS Irving has'a
#s2nssdss March ia By
the Rev James Taylor, Pvtdshek Ellis Neyen OF
sINPsoS-DprcBER.on .on Thursday March y a. Zion
Church, by the Rev. DR.. Tiffany Isabel r., daughter
OF John r butcher 10 William Alfonso Simpson.
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Gfntistru.

BEAUTIFUL TEETH 81 49, -; gas 500; physiclan
ID attendant gold nllngs 81 upi Others 5lc repair
iHg, ri, work warranted DENTAL Co. 3li ID aI
nR fULLER'S Dental ParOrs a Earick st.. cor, Ca
- nal hrAtcass work guaranteed At moderate prices
THE HANKS co, DENTISTS. Ts.-Extrscting IS cents:
with gas so cents sets g.. 81 and $40 soft nlling
~ cents up gold hllihs u up female attendant
a03 9Th av. second door below i4th st
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WASH DRESS FABRICS.

ment 10 bewlderiIg As for value--Dd you ever
sec better value than tho FRENCH PRINTED sATEBNs
I2H Have you elsewhere at Thirty and
Thirtyhve cents any nnsr or prettier BAT1sTES and
CHAMBRAYs than those with corded and embroidered
stripes sell 10 and at 10 cents Can you hnd
where such SCOTCH zEPHYRs and GINGHAhS AZ I2d
to SO show atthose prcesi Does any house
In New York city sell hner GINGHAMS at Twelve cents
than show In thousand styles At 80 cents Havo
you wondered how sell all tho PERCALEs, CAL
ICOES CAMBRICS CHALLIEs. and LAWNS that you
see our wonderful Easements .'Ts the wondrous
values that we give and tho unparalleled assortmena
that have made department renowned throughout New
York and all surrounding cities....For WaIh Dres
Fabrics the store Of stoTea
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MARINE IN7ELLIGENCE

hIFIArpRE ALMAkAc-IuIs pAL
Sun rises. % sun 90 Noon rissA., 90
HICH wArkR-rHIs pAr.
Sandy Hook u Gov Island 7 b2I Hell 0At&... t2
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AnE0stura BItters, endorsed by ph ysiclAnA
and chemists tor purity and whOlesamelekl
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Gsntlemen,s Hres, shirts to- to Mss,sEs,S
2oV Grand g., n. Y, Also $40 9Th ay. above Esd St
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For New York's Best Carameis 20 to WBID
AAES's i,2li Bdway. Fresh every hour +Oc pound
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Prevailing styles IN Gentlsmsn's Hats for
spring superior qnaes decided saving in price
McCANE's, 2ls Bowery near Prince st
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Stacy Adams a. Co.'s Mems Shoes arc tn Q
best for comfort hI and wear correct syleA For sale
~ all lealoFs
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Sss Fs s..s = Sss.cs' 80 to "E'D
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Ausiness autires.

$500 doz. Gents, NJ ode Coiored e tton Hair.
Hose full ulAr 81 80 per dok. worth So ply
Collars, lOc KENNEDY, ~ Cortlandt VI.
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Sprrial autiefs.
-~-~~>-~~-~Ne-~>~---
WALL PAPERS.
WARREN. LANCE 4 CO.
MANCFACTURERS
l2e East Aid St.

GRAND CENTRAL DBPoL
eoict an alton OF their specially prepared spring
productions and i'm portations which for low cost va
risy and novelty OF design have never been excelled
also ---- - ...,z..,.u.
BY
THE ASSOCIATED ARTISTS
Particular attention Is called to large and choice
lection OF Japanese french, English and German
goods recently imported
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Numberiess Novelties
ana Good Values by tho scorss
SPRING DnsrLAr
TRIMMED BoNNETs and dRoUNDMAEp
from
Celebrated Milliners Of Paris and Londeu.
together
with artistic productions from our own workroonA
NOVELTIES IN
LADiBS and MISSES DRESSES and wRAra
from tho leading house, OF Europe and America.
LADIES' NDINFANTs'wHITE wEAA
In variety far sIcsliiug
any previous seasons showing.
BOYS SUITS, WAISTS, AND HATS
in the new spring styles and shades
and
SHOES AND TIES
for ladies and for children
In all the leading shape for coming seAson,
BEADED WRAPS eostyles ~ "a to $1,000
F':S @ s.sSssS ssSs L. sss S 80
JAcKKrs loostyl.s 8, 70 to sas &
Extrns.
wds Iais eSfi:sIen ss:sy s.Sssi Ssss.,.
Tine Corkscrow-with Vest. -. ........... q 1
NEwMARKErs and RAaLASs. 72style. - esto 30 eS
Extras.
SIosSsias S sHS sssraISd as%n sswmsrtets
WOOL DRESSES ITO style. % % to s7cos
Extras.
Atwood tailormade Dresses. % q
Braided and applique Dresses. II q
TEA GOWNS AND WRAPPERS. ~ style. s. 70 70 $50 %
Extras.
Challie Tea Gowns----surah front. "a
''eheh nAhhoI lea oowns' s'...--......'-'...-. Z "
JERSEY wAIsTS rs styles es cents 10 81 %
Extras.-A All wool Jerseys-vest front ...,-..-el -
Tennis front Blouses. q.
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TO PATENTS AND GUARDIANS

Of little Girls and Young Lndes who may desire TO
place them for the school or tho entire twelve
months where thay can receive instruction In all
branches Of study in music. languages tho arts sci
ences &C. and derive cultivation by attending various
resorts such as New York City Affords Those Parents
travelling or resident abroad in other countries
those coming Eas. North to take steamers from this
port can secure them home OF strictest privacy
and refneme OF luxury and opportunity. by address
ing Madame r. box lO0 Sun up town Office. ,26o Broad
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Keeps Dress shirts made TO measure for -.
None better al any price bUS And 6ll broadway
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aftcliraI.

a building Oldest reliable specialist diseases of the
blood SKIN, and nervous syhtem Blood poison enterB
the system by inheritance, incubation absorption Of
certain Diseases and II neglected improperly treat
n.cers running sores eatarrh rhsumAti'n inhamma.
system has direct bearing over life marriage
and human happiness, and 10 often weakened by ex
cesiss overindulgence OF The Appettes and propens
ties DC, &c Young men contract disease or weaken
buy them get relief, and nine times out OF
tell their hyslues None OF the medicines ap
plancss weaknesses this disease requires tho
greatest skil, and must be treated BY an EXPERT and
each separately IL il the height of ridculou
10 assert that medicines alone Will this disease.
Thousands are disappointed by quacLs companies and
pretended home cures Having tho largest practice
and "a superior knowledge OF these diseases. T am en-
abrd TO check immediately and guarantee quick est
recovery saving time money, and great suffering. Ad
vice. book free.
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CURTAINS AND PoRTIEREs

LItrNOFuHuFy VA1uoDJ
Scotch Lace Curtains 81 cents main
Real Antique Curtains .................9l 81 70 paif
Real AntiQus-extra heavy scrn centro.... 20 paif
Real Tambour-heavy hand wrought.....- 8 % q pair
Real Irish Point-lacs centre o........... 90 pais
Real Irish Point-Renaissance 1gursd...... 90 pais
Rea Swiss Tambour-oxtra wide. ...-...-ll 90 pale
furcoman Portieres-norai chenille dado. ..---.-N %
Raw Silk Portieres-extra deep dado ~
Eoiltop Portieres-Sonch dado. %
AlLover Chenille Portieres Observation-Disclosures -
Marbezed and Moiro Chenille ...e 81
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tH hGs$;
'Ht Gtsfs f9sIYH II AfSfASSF Sta%s ?f hEs2srE
pLorGf E!rFE grnEoFs FFiEbE fHftAf foREsoz
THE kS So5 HSD
CONSULTATION FREE. ss4fRRiHtrLy CONFIDENTIAL
A Observation-Disclosures OF MEN A spEClALTY-
n Important cases recent or old, speedily and permn
akSbnE III %e a @ bot 9Th and 9TH avs
"A q od, guiclly cured ow.st terms; advice frss
Dr. GREY. 'J2 Broome ST.. near Bowery Hours NO }.
A BOTTLE OF DR. puLLER's Pocket Injection, with
dfusst pspo t9%'HsS SSRirrKSr6Ss S r'f is Fulton
MKs femrf sen
DISEASES or MEN A SPECIALLY Important csses
~ recent or old; imparment OF any organic FUNSTON
blood 'A &c. Dr. Df SDEE Il 2ISsa Iss
nR DONsCmUR 40 West 21th st. New York's leading
~ sp,c,.ls. ior all diseases "f men Gaekes, perRE1
osy G ISf i" as%t HSfs 'S orsS to AS y lc ~
DEE stie "G II
East rith st
nR. HAwKER ", ISth st, All diseases satisfactorily
~ cured or no charge medicine 81 advice free TOD
%dnEAn SsT iSst ls 1 t :s4 81
EoR LIVER AND KIDNEY TROUBLES take Garfield
Tea ars. re-, eCn.p.I'on rsst"rsf 'ee c,empenon
or ora addtss. ; SriLLS&T REM o. West s'th st
MRS WHITE experienced midwife .GituL con0den;
~. M sn, Es, S Il and board
.sa taSns at & s!t': M aT .s
isfacory attention 10 outside practice
nnAA sP.insa n 1.a I'd Ts,:sy Mss... &
VI iUt7l KkAMER. See, Ho1 isIlfIs,t., I.a.
pRyATE DISEASES of men cured in a tew daysor
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StpraDs.

A -kSICkERBOCKER STORAGE COMPANY dam.
"A iteul; corporation chartered by tn. State office
3 ast l+th st responsible reliable. and terms reason
Hhe; gest in the cty furniture small hat
stored, 81 monthly carriage correspon dngly low; caro-
ful tor moving; padded vans (boxss barrels, ex.
esor treel; send postal; reprssen atve will call
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9at.ats.

81 U ~ s:
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3lrW Civilizations.

illustrated; no puhs or adyer,isementA but air
unvs srnisbed truth; IA pages 30 cents; 26O pages
cloth 81 postpaid: address O. n. CROSBY. author. VI
Franklin 81, New York.
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The Postmaster General has appointed tho
following named tourth-class postmnsters:
Frank Deicndorf. BarnarI's, Crossing, n. Y;
LnkelanI. y. J.; W; L. ,Bassler. Mddl. burgh.
y T.; +. J. Coo. ,N9nh ScribeI, \. &c, W.
West Branch. \. Y: c. F. Bancroft, Penlleld.
n y: y. Evans. Remscn. n. y; W. G. Whit
ney, Wellington n. y.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16
i prlze Flght in C.licaso.

CHICAGO, Feb. l6.-Chicago had n real
prize fight and one of the men was whipped.
The battle was between James Fleming and
John Morgan, local pugilists, for 81 900 and
$3.50 gold watch, and was fought III a barn
on State street. For round or two Morgan
seemed 20 have a little the best of IT, lie
fought viciollsiy to knock his opponent out
with sleige hammer blows, bat his tactics
soon tired him cut and he settled down TO
more guarded fight. Fleming fought eau
tioGsly and with considerable science He
had savage way Of putting his right that
told en- his opponent on many occasions and
steadily gained supremacy that he did not
allow 10 escape him. In the eighth round
Morgan got in several good blows but in re-
turn received like punishment that made him
weak, and lie was fast losing when the round
closed. Two more rounds followed without
either man doing much work. In the eleventh
and last round Morgan seemed determined
10 win or lcse with a fiIs2l effort He at
tackled his opponent viciousis but ineffectu-
ally His vicious lunges were met with well
directed idows on the face and neck. As the
round 7e2red clese Fleming saw an oppor-
tunity TO get in a knock out blow and put it
In very nicely. Morgan dropped senseless,
and when the. twelfth, round was called he
was unable to answer to it q.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16
NIoIloY and TIlo Tlmes.

LIN .oLN, Neb., Feb. 16.-The Hon. Patrick
Egan has been interviewed regarding the
evidence in the Molloy trial in Liverpool.
He says; "Molloy few weeks ago put up a
most improved American job on The Times.
He told The Times agent that he could in
criminate PaInell and Davitt and myself.
The Times jumped at the bait, paid all of
Molloy's debts in Dublin, gave him liberal
sums of money and still more liberal prom
ises, and brought him over to London, where
he lived in clover for several weeks When
the time came for Molloy to go on the stand
he coolly testified, what was the fact, that ne
had never known any one of us, and that he
had simply fooled The Times people in order
to ease them of some of their surplus cash.
For this The Times is now prosecuting MOI
oyu
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-16
The Financial Union scandal.

PATERSON, N, j., Feb 16-The supreme
officers of the Order of Financial Union, tho
mutual benefit or insurance organization
against which much has been said within the
past few weeks, have filed the members Of
the order in Paterson with fresh alarm
Wright Smith, supreme teller, has conveyed
to A. J. Joussett, supreme medical dir ctor,
twenty-five acres Of land in Wayne town
ship for 81. This transaction took place Feb.
H. The following day Wright Smith mort
gagged the same property to the supreme
chamber for 81 800. Supreme Secretary +.
w. Harrington has given the supreme cham-
ber a mortgage for 81 ,000 Dr. Joussett has
given one FOR the same amount, aud Mrs.
Flora Joussett one for S675. Henry RI. Bush,
the supreme governor, has also given mort
gage for 81, 600. Ii appears that the supreme
officers have borrowed these sums from the
Financial Union, just what for is not clear
Secretary Harrington says that tho object is
to benefit the Union and secure it against los.