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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
HOT SHOT FOR "THE POST"
so HOT THAT IT'S EDITOR DIDN'T VENTURE
TO HANDLE IT.
THE SUPPRESSED PASSAGES OF AssEMBLYMAN
cRosBY's LETTER PRINTED FOR THE Elk:
PRESS BENEFIT OF Mr.. GoDKIN.

THE SUPPRESSED PASSAGES OF AssEMBLYMAN
cRosBY's LETTER PRINTED FOR THE EX-
PRESS BENEFIT OF MR.. GoDKIN.
TO He Editor or TIE Tribune
Sir: "1he Evening POST has recently been IN
dulging IN characteristic criticism OF me, ounueu
In part upon a direct mlsstatement. sent 10 mo
Editor letter m reply which appeared last evening
To my surprise however, he omitted a considerable
portion Of IT, thus virtually admitting that my unsfl'
full shafts had struck home. Permit me to ASK you
to publish tho suppressed part Of my letter 80 tnat
the Editor Of "The Evening POsp may be afforded
the opportunity Of suFreptitlousy cutting II out ana
pastIng 1t in his hat Yours ERNEST II. CROSBY.
Assembly Chamber Albany, May ID, 1889
Portion of letter to The Evening POST suppressed
by the EdItorl
May be allowed to suggest three principles, which
you ignore for the criticism Of men In public LIFE
Fifst-A strict regard for tho truth know II
IS embarrassing, when you have made up your mind
~ ruin a reputation, To be hamlcred 10y the hcts.
Nevertheless the temptation 10 SaOfcate should Do
reslsted.
believe, for instance, that my conviction that two
headed nor. partisan Police Board slnce Il has con-
tro Of the Bureau Of cuons would DO AN improve
ment ON the present system Is entitled to As much
respect as yours that It would be detrimental
Thlrd-sympauy for human error and frSLlty In In
ialllby docs prev al outside Of the walls OF Tho
Evening Post" and the Vatican am not ashamed
to confess that during my three years IN tho LsgtS-
lature / may have left undOno those things which
| ought TO have done and done those things which
ought not 10 have done II seems to me. however
that a mans general course, marked by indie
pendencc and of duty should 80 for somsthing
even though you may think that you zee occasional
IN gloaunE over the supposed miSdeeis Of such
worthy men as AIessrs. Roosevelt FaiEChd ard Lodgc
Vultures scent for carbon is not tho nOhes ins tine
II Is easy practise political independence In third
story back room with the door locked but In The
turmoil Of political life amid the urgent requests OF
friends and the loud threats Of enemies. II Il quito
another matter, and even approximate success
should meet with some cOmmcndAtOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
,ourppryG CRTvry4I,g no ANERICi

Collector ErhaIdt yesterday decided that ten English
men who arrived here the steamer OLDHAM Thurs.
day should be barred OF the country Documents in
the possession Of each showed hst be had come here
st the n1ugaton Of the Prisoners Aid Society OF Lon.
don with the understanding that he place his
services at the disposal Of Samuel Nell, en- "0mgrant
agent" Of Seguin. Tex. by previously executed con.
tract he do work Nol wanted him 70 do
One OF the number IS Ernest H. Lewis are nineteen
who says that money his passage here advanced
by the Rev. H. w. Hawkins, manager Of the Prisoners
Aid Society. lie had been imprisoned in London short
time ago for attempting TO commit suicide,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
MIR. RICEs BIRTHPLACE.

Baltimore. MAY II Speclap.-All the sketches pub
hshed today Of tho late Allen Thorndike RICE s'ae
that be was q native of Boston. This Is MISTAKE
Mr. Rice born in Baltimore June Is. 1883 and ho-
ionged 10 an old Maryland family. His father was
Henry Rice, the head Of the firm OF Rice. Chase Co.
Bh mother was q Miss Tborndhe Mrs. Rice was
tho possessor Of large fortune In her right The
ts'aeiss which overlook Mr.. Rice in his married lilo
esdsce him t6fetlre frUm business and remove to Dos
.ss hss Bourne Che grandmother Of Allen ThorndiRe
Gms, owned magnificent estate Bidgley caroline
s SSaaI, ND The place was called The Plains"
$3.50 Lter her husbands death Mr.. Bourne began the
~ Gsavn o. magnificent buildings upon The Plains IN
~ N al business enterprises subsequent To her
49, ssoaan oshth, Mrs. Bourne was assisted by MI
$50 sson ne loved as After her desth, sew
sge Nj. Rice spent some time on the Eastern
,,, sotins W the estate OF which no the exec
sV N Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

EvERETT-MELvfLLE-At tho residence Of J. LAsfs
Thompson Sioux Falls South Dakota May bv ina
Rev frederick Gardner, Maud daughter Of Francis Msi
ye OF Rapport, Long Island, TO Edward r. Eyerstt u
New.York cry.
No cards.
McCREE2Y-PERKINS-on the 10th. at the house Of ths
BRIDES father by the Rev. q. Shtpman Paysen Grace
daughter Of Hosea b. Perkins, and WIN John McCreery
both Of this city. 't-t
PARDEE-JUDD-At Cherry Valley y. Y. May II. 1883,
by the Rev VIM swinnertOn Mary Elizabeth daughter Of
John Judd Of Cherry Valley TO Howard A Psree. n D.
OF Philadelphia
No cards.
SIMPSoN-SENEY-on May Is. In this city. BY the Rev.
Dr. John w Beach Kate daughter Of MI George Seney.
10 John Woodruff Simpson.
TRACY-osBoRNE-ou the 10th inst. at the residence
OF the brides sister Mrs. J. D. Newton by W
Babcoek Maon Howard Osborne DWIGHT Carlton Tracy
all OF this city. - ~
YEREANCE-Sc May IL in this city, bT fhs
Rev wilton Merle Smith, pastor Central Prc5bYtcriaa
church william b. Yercanee 70 Ann Eliza. laughter Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
arlprlrrp rEvlLrIns ZOE pnrNKENNnEs

GRADUATED PENALTIES FOR DFtSbFHNE"h'
Minneapolis, Mimi. May 17.-Senaor seheierS
DrImkard's law went into effect yesterday. II pro
vIdes that whoever become, intoxicated by voluntarily
drinking intoxicating liquors shall DO deemed guilty
Of tho crimS Of drunkenness, ard upon conviction
thereof shall be punished follows For tho first
offence a fine Of not less than $40 more than go
or by imprisonment for not less than ten moro
than forty DAYS for Ia" second offence Imprisonment
for not less than thirty more than sixty days, or
by O nnG OF not less than geo nor moro than T5O
fOr tho third and all subsequent offences, BY imprSon
for less than sixty days moro than ninety
davE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
IcE oRr4M BEGINS ITS PAINFUL rASK

Hartford, Conn, May l7.-AbOut sixty people In
sUuh Glastonbury were taken violently Ill yesterday
evening after returning from tho fair and festival
Of 81. Luk,'s Parish. The symptoms were those Of
poisoning, the victims being seized with vomiting fol.
lowed by gripping pa.us In the stomach and by con
WILSON'S The cause Of the trouble has been traced
10 the Ice cream. Coroner Buncc IL making an
analysts of tho extract used IN havoring the cream
Al last reports mono OF tho cases viii provo fatal
aid only two OF three people arO regarded seri-
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
TIE NEW COUNTERFEIT TEN. poLLAR RLLLl

From The st. Louis Post Dispatch.
The poorest work the entire bill is the portrait
OF Daniel Webster II any handling tho counter
fo merely gsnces a. that picture he VIII start on
seeing the ghoSy battered face OF tho great states
man. Ills picture looks a. though II taken Just
after tho original had emerged nom a railroad wreck
or cyclone. His lower jaw Is almost gone, part
Of tho upper lip Is hanging downward bali Of the nose
Is gone and tho other half l. mashed against his face
one eye Is looking toward the other OF tho hill
and tho other eye minus the lower Id is looking
straight into the face Of the party holding Tho bill
John Smiths head IN the other picture scsms To be
disocated and the fares OF the other figures are
mere burs. Tho figures Of Tho bill, which ar In rod
nk like the original. very poor aud scom to have
been printed with a rubber stamp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
FrRH or go0KsE1I.EnS piTr,

Boston, May II Especially Cupples & IIurd, book
Seue.s and publishers, formerly of No. % BOyIston-
ST., but moro recently in schoOlst., have assigned
to Louis u. Braudes. attorney. The firm IS also
a member Of the Algonquin Press printers, No.
- Beachst.. which coucern has also assigned Cup
pies ITurd have been In business under this style
since May, 1857. Cupples had previously bsen In
The firm OF Cupplcs upham u Co, who succeeded A.
Williams Co., propretors Of tho "Old Corner Book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

THE LAKE STEAMER UNITED EMPLRB SAFE
Chicago, May IA dispatch to "Thc Inter Ocean"
rom b. Paul declares that the report OF the burning
OF tho Lake steamer United Empire yesterday was
without foundation. A dispatch 10 the same paper
from esut Ste Marie says tho report probably arose
from the burning Of the fro ght steamer Tempest,
NO. 2, at Marine City, yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
PREpRBRyG DEATH no BEGGARY,

Merdcn, Conn. May l7-ConeIius Vanderkieft's
body was found In the woods on tho outskirts of the
city this afternoon. 1t had evidently been there sew
ersl days An empty laudanum bottle was found
by his side Hc had no money and from letters
found on the body It inferred that he killed him
sei rather than beg He had seen better days, and
had been soldier at Governors Island, N. Y lie
han slept in the open fields ten nights Postal cards
were found In which he bade goodbye to his cousin,
J. W. Vanderksit Orange N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
An APPEAL PROM yEwJERsEY REPuBLIclxs.

~ APPEAL PROM NEWJERSEF REPU BLLC4NS.
WaRhngtOn, May l7.-CongeSman bergen, Of
NeT.Jsrssy, to-day laid before President Harrison
an address, IN which senator sewcll and
tho Republican members o. Congress concur. The
address signed by the ten Republican senators and
by two thirds Of tho Republicans u the legislature
II rccltes tho partisan acts OF the last Democratic
Legislature and requests the President 20 aid the
Republicans In tho state by replacing obnoxious
Democratic Federal officials with Republicans Gen
erGl Harrison received tho CongeGsnen with great
poenei and, after listening 10 the address said that
II should have his respectful aud immediate
alteration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
M1sa roBLNis BODY sENr no Hrn PAREwns.

The body Of Miss Mary J.. Tobn, which found
In the water Off Clifton, Staten Island, shipped
yesterday AFTERNOON to the parents Of tho unfortunate
woman at Franklin, Penn, and was accompanied by
David c. Tobla, A brother OF tho young woman. Tho
Of the girls death Is much mystery Ss
ever.
Coroner Hughes and his Jury last night ut Clifton
continued tho Inquest. The testimony taken did not
throw any light upon tho case and the inquest was
adjourned until Monday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
WINDING Up THE CHESS TOURNAMENT.
BLACKBURNE DEFEATED BY THE BOY Mcleod
TIE SCORES

In the International chess tournament yesterday the
most Important games were those Between Weiss ana
Burn and Backburno and young Mcleod Burn DIRE"
with Weiss and the youthful Canadian beat the English
champion, thus seriously damaging Backburnes chances
Tor thifd pfiEe. Martinez OF Buriile; Gunsberg
beat Taubcnhausi Gossip OF Hanham Pollock beat
ID. G. Baird. and Mason J. W. Baird The
now stands:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
i NEW HOME FOE CHILDREN IN nHns orrY

Albany, May II (specRD.-Abbio Rogers, Minnie NJ.
Pullman, Holon q. Alexander Helen A. Mason, Elzu
beth Stow Brown, Elizabeth W. Champuey, Caroline
X. Tucker, Francis W. Brockwan and Helen I. Page
arc trustees for the first year Of the Messiah Homo
for Children in the city OF NowYor Incorporated to-
day upon approval by tho state BOARD OF Charities
The object IS 10 provide hons for minor children who
arc dependent upon wording mothers for their sup
mort orphans paupcr or destitute needing temporary
care and shelter aud 10 educate and care for Suoh
children and obtain situations for them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

The lungs are strained and racked by a persistent
cough the general strength wasted and incurabls
complaint ofton established thereby DIR. Jayne's
EIpectorant Is an effective remedy for coughs and
colds, and nxsrtS a beneficial effect on the pulmonary
and bronchial Organa -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
ONE WAY 10 FIND A NAN.

From Tho BuIaI0 COuner.
"Just stand here with mo awhile" said man to
tho ArOundor yesterday afternoon, whom ho met at
The corner Of Main and Seneca sts and will teach
you how 20 find a man you may want TO find, bur
;vbo will bo sure 10 be out OF bis office from ] until
saw baIf.pAst o'clock Now therc are three men
that | want 10 500 and I'll wager a nd apple thai
,hey,ll come along hero In short time" 1t was
even So ~ never 60 70 a mans onioe between
tba hours I have named but lust lay in wait for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
DIR. sAMrEL S. GAREIGrEs.

Ann Arbor. Mich. May l7.-Dr samuel 3 Garriguss,
one of ,t known scientists Ia this state died hero
this morning. II hs carr, science, application
aud rigid attention duty and the interests Of the
alg business forced Michigan salt into the markets
Of tho world in competition with the salt Of other deposits
DR.. Gargucs was saJc salt Inspector from 1858 lss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

the Commonwealth, withdrew his case against Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Rivers, who were on trial for the
alleged murder OF their child. This course was taken
owing to the lack OF evidence against the accused
The Jury instructed By Justice Miller to render
verdict Of not guilty, aad tho prisoners were dis.
charged They have been in jail a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

THlBTY OEETS on THE DOL.L.AR ACCEPTED
Meriden, Conn, May 1.-THE committee appointed
to examine the condition Of the Maeable Iron Com.
pauy to-day recommended that tho creditors accept
thirty ccnts on The dollar The larger creditors
cepted tho proposition and the Others will probably
agree 10 this arrangement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
JAMES L. COOK.

Albany. May l. Special jaime c. Cook dei suddenly
This morning. lilo Sas the Of James NJ Cook. OF
Ballsou who State Treasurer In lSjl'59. Con.
truer 1854 so and STATE Superintendent Of banking
ls5O'0l. ITO was BON IN Da.ston about 1890. and wa
graduated frVm Union College. lie the brother OF
Mrs. George BJ'DLrlleE AMI Of Nrs. HUI " New
NyIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

Queen Mary born October rs, ISIS. and the
daughter o. Prince William % Prussia and granddaughter
Of King Frederick william H. On october L. ls42.
married Prince MGNimilhh Crown Prince VI Bavaria who
AftoIusrds became MACMILLAN lie died on March 10
LISA. The Qusaas health began u tAl aftsF
death Of King Louls who himself Storm.
berg. she became Roman Catholic In. 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

buyers began TO buy all the hay they could got, Of
course booming the price AS as the market
reached good figure, then Canada shipped her hay,
while our buyers bad extra lots on hand which they
must hold TO bet their money back Then there Is a
large amount OF prairie hay being shipped into Boston
There have been more thap 100 cars on the tracks
at once there. The prospect Of an improved marHe1
is not very good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
OBITUARY.
EARL OF MALMESBUR
London, May l7.-rho Earl Of Malmesbnry Is dead.

James Howard Harris, third Earl Of Mamcsbury,
born March IS. 1907, and was graduated at
ONorl, receiving hiS degree Of b. A. In 1928 and
being made honorary d. {. L. In 1853. llc Was
a member Of Parliament for Welton, IN l74l, aud In
the year ho eedcd O hl, fathers titles Ho
Secretary Of state for Foreign Affairs In 1859 and
In lajsI5O and Lori Prlvy seal In $4,000.
He married IN 1880 20 Lady Emma bennett who
died In 1870, aud IN l-tO he married a daughter ut
John Hamilton. He leaves no CIilirn aud his titles
viii fail ~ his Only brother sir Edward Alfred John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

Uu,s Nay l7-JoLn s,lccr one the oldest merchant,
o. Fal. died d., At the ago Of sevcnty.tN'o
year, IIc wa born Ia Germany and to Little
Falls forty Two years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

rnIrryE OFFICE May 49, Clear weather prevailed
otc,y with souheaSerly winds aud moderate humidity
The ranged between GO' and SO the average
) being 1872 higher than the corresponding day
lat year aud ! - hishenthan on Thursday.
In and near this city to-day there viii probably b
fair weather with nearly stationary temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

him hero or at the corner of Swan aud Main II
has saved me good deal Of running around more
than once, and have nevor yet failed to catch my
mans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

And-cw J. Smith. prominent cuJon o. Mofr!. County
y. J., did at his home At Long Inns n. J. YESTERDAY
age seventy four Iic hal served member OF Lec
lature and had Glci other important positions h county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
Post Onice Notice.
Should be read daily by all interested as changes may


0eeEs Tor foreign countries need not be specially ed
d,a.ssi for despatch by particular steamer except
Ssn IL IL desired sond duplicates OF banking and
msrcia DOCUMENTS letters not specially addressed being
sens By the fastest vessels available.
Forecn mails for the week ending May Is will closs
,nrrmully IN all cases at this ONCE as follows:
italy SIain and Portugal, per = La Nonnandle, Wis
fayrc at 80 for Great Britain. Ireland, Belgium,
Netherlands and Austria pr .. SerNla, via Queens
town letters for other European Countries be d.
Tected per seryfan) at 30 for Scotland direct
per ELhI9Pa. via Glasgow lettes must be directed
sweden Norway, Russia and Turkey. per = Vera Via
Breman ucttsrs for Great Brtail Ireland, Belgium.
Notherlat and Austrla, via Southampton be al.
rooted yer WerfaD at IL a NJ for Jamaica and for
JacIncl Aid Aux Coyss. llayti pers s. Aene az D.
must be directed peT tiy Of Aiiantas) VI ''''&'
sUNDAH-At P m for Costa Iaca. via Lirnon. Dor
Malls for the Hawaiian Islands. per Umetla
(trom San Franciscol, close here May .1s at m
FrancsSG Gloss here May ~ ct D. M Mails Tor shs
Society Issnds, per ship Tahiti from San frane.sso,
close here May s26, at .. Mails for Australia Nes
Zealand, Hawaiian, Fill and Samoan Islands ps..os Al
MaripOsa trom San FIaneiseol close mere MI afS
D. (or arrival nt NewYork Of Aufss x ssil 10
Tampa, Fla. and thence BY steamer wa A~ W" -
close AZ this cfaee daily st $3.50 a. m
The schedule Of closing OF trsnsP overland
ranged on the psssTneS" Mails fsO hs E.ss r.mss
on tme Al San Francisco the day % RSsistesed mall
40 5nsnstnbSd themes the same u1J' r. -
se..s * q an n m pFevions day =, roTr TestmAseel
'''''' ~ coEEELsgsy YhMS Nav IL issa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
sHRgWD BLUEgoaE FARMDR,s rRroKy

A Belfast hay buyer says that Canada played a
sharp trick on our Maine hay dealers Parties living
there wrote TO different sections inqulnng y tho
10 60 TO England TIE resul5 was that our hay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

1ArA akp TEAR AND THEN AoQUTTTED.
80. a.hs'a, Mas, May 17--At the opening OF tho
1's hArsAk. Attorney enersl Waterman. OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVABLE

Tn the diagram o continuous line shows the barometer
srIuatons Yesterday observed at the pItel states
signal service station AZ this GUY me dlshes naea'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

Ont to-dsy. An Eewsdealers. Ten cent?
A Strange Enchantrnent
BY Is. L. Farjeon
Published from Advance Sheets purchased from shs
Author, also, Tho MariP3t Mystery,
BY Georges Qbnet, u a-ff stgs@
Both OF those new and powerful noreB
Given away as a supplement- 20
Once A Weekn 1e5,
90 pages All Newsdealers. "a psesx.
Complete for ten cents. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

rpcres,nr articles on Domestic and Household AnaHs Mel
ners and Fashions - .--.--,
1be York Fashion Bazar for June s complete repos
IsnmmeF modes and styles IL contains All that -
tory o n The dresses ladies and children for the
new Tho colOred plates Of new chdrens fashions
IN The cover of tho are particularly interesting
this month. --..-...- . -, - =,
muE NETWORK FASHION BAZAAR Is for sale by all
II viii also he sent postage prepaid for 20 cents
r an o COPY The subscription price IS per year Ad
GORtiE MI NRO MunrOs Publishing House. II 70 II
WsnSeNater.st " Y. ~. @. Box Sod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
The Newly ork Fashion Bazar.
JUNE NUMBERING READY.

Single number price cts subscription price - per annuA
no limo number of the NewYork Fashion BsLar IS more
attractive than usual II presents -
A CHARMING ARRAY OF MlDSCMMEK EAsa T0ISS
TiY. WOOL SUITS FOR THE MOUNTAINS, az
TEnNoOS AND EVENING GOWNS FOR tASH'
I6NABLE RESORTS, SUMNER SUITS SUITS R0H S Ers
mo Suits AND WRAPS BRIDAL COS:
rTti;NrS TEA GOWNS, FANCY WORK AND NE"
EMBROIDEElES.
M ro r,,o I,a,ar contains the continuation Of the sx
ouIsite holiday romance.
"A HARDY -NORSEAfAN.'
- 81 EDNA LTALl4
A story OF Summer Trip 10 Norway
my HEARTS DAZZLING"
W HEIMBCRG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
QUEEN NAVY OF RAvARIA.

Munich. May l7.-Quscn Mary o. Ba,ara. mother Of
King otto. died lat EGh! fm droD-y and OF The
lNt..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
A4RRIED

Bloo..rs Dutch Cocoa ia Invaluable for Oraiawsrss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
Special Notlces.


A. CusweII, Massey ~ Co.,
SIS FIFTH.AvE. AND l.l2l BROADWAY,
call attention to their perfume powders
DOUBLE VIOLET"
AND
WHITE HELIOTROPE."
single trial will prove concusvely their lasting and dan
fragrance The refined taste cannot object % hs
these slchets writing desks and among handker
chiefs, laCes and underwear. so cents each.
Carpet CeanIng-T. VI. Stewart,
NO. 336 7TH.AVE. Send for circulars
Telephone CALL l26 2lst-sL
E-fnbishcd lS7S.-MRS MOI LRATHS HOMEMADE
PRESERVED. Branded, CANNED AND SPlCED
FRUIT AND JELLIES --.,
PURE RED CURRANT JELLY SPECIALITY.
Everything Ia glass and Kept until all FOR pEiee
references &c, address Mrs SARAH s. McELRAIH SsS
Degraw-st Brooklyn, y. y.
HnRk!nsOn's steam Carpet Cleaning Works,
East ST. established 1861 carriage free on this Island
south Of l6Oth St. relaying a speciality.
Rocbucts Wire screens -, -, -.
made in all woods PLAIN polished lO4 FL LTONSI 1ppo
Paus Church. Established - years EsunaSss& s1:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-18
Seq a 8.

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milligt porben. = Gefretdr NcbIe bat
ben anIpru6 oes @ibeDn g. Conan
BON Slano @ouniD absetpieieu. CT
Dsrlangte 100000 grtI1d0i9ung fit
Snbtaner Depre5ationeH i'm Sabre
1858. Sn feiner @ntideibung ia9t Der
Setretdr, oaB Conan peri6nIi6s Der.
leBungen erlitt bur9 cine unbefannte
Snbianerbauhe, uHb DaB iein Nnipru9
f6 auf tin llure6t be5iebt, fur tpeld,es
Der 9ou9reB feline abbtilfe gsiaoffsn
bat.
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eingetroffen, baB fi6 bic 9a,bberfdnbis
gensGommiiiion. pel9e eingeTeBt mar,
um ben eeeignetfteu puntt 3ur Wnlase
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