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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

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Adams
Funeral private.
BIRNIE- Ids residence. Friday, March a
1889, Edward A. Birnie, Of ths city.
wsssinxtSn and baltimore paper. please copy
REHRENs-on March a. Elizabeth r.. vile Of VIVA. O.
Funeral a. her atS Residence rs West stshst Sunday las
IhteTmsnt at WOODLAND
HoPPs-william HOppS March %, 1889:
q6Seue ;Es sdvs near 5t XII vernon
IL Ss, SsS" he: :sss daughter
Relative. and friend. Arc nvsd @ and hsr tuae
Vest h SEseR Satan sand on Monday the ASH inst
Boat leaves south Ferry az 1880
a. Ss ssD:l her Ss
widow Of the late John N. Nixon. Of NewYOrk aged 70
pAsaLEYon Fridsy March %, Henry K. Pashisy IN the
Rsstyss Of the family nys:a e attend ,s the
on SSns N1sSS SS .ssR srcctyS % 0n
pAYNE-suddeny, March a. VIM. Oscar Payne aged eo
Sunday, a $50 r: relatives and friends invited
saturday evening Charles Sanford only child
S To- SsV q funeral IN hereafter. w.
BUYYoN-At IalnHed, n. j. Saturday March rs. En-
Judge e. w. Runyon aged ~ years
March 2S at 2:S0 O'Clock.
SAITH Saturday, March Is william B. R. Smith. oldest
months.
BrOoEiyn on Monday March IS. at 1850 O'Clock
enthusiastically Garden City, Abe 21st inst. Samuel
S. Jr Of samuel g. and the late Mary Emily sands In
$50 y OF his
win be held at Grace Church on Sunday At
q O'Clock.
Suddenly THURSDAY the 2lst At Winter
Park Fla Florence Vanderbilt youngest daughter Of A b.
and Susan 8. Happen. - =. - ~
York Sunday. the 2sth inst, at $40 O'Clock m; 49,,
Carriages WIN meet $50 tralh Harlem n b. rom @znHh
station.
TAYIOROn March o. the residence Of her brothorln
law John N schoenberger as West B7hSt josephine 81
Taylor daughter Of Maria Lonisa and tho ase Alexander
TAYLOR, OF CArdenas, Cuba =
Fansr services at the Monday March I'd at 1880
wARpWRII,-At Tucson, A. T.. March o. Dr. William L
wardw en son Of William Wsrdws, and me lsts Eliza L.
wardw en- OF NewYOrk City In the Szn year OF hs ege
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Buffalo papers pleas copy
YoUNG--At Thomasvife Georgia on March ~ o. n
Young, in the 66th year Of his age.
Notice OF funeral horeafteE
YoUNes-At oyster Bay, I I, on Thursday MsFcn "a
Helen wife OF William Youngs and daughter Oh marie
Louise and the late James Mason. - -. -,
Funeral % Christ Chrch, Oyster BAY on honoay aon 90
at 1880 q. N. -
w b as 6yosset station 70 meet bhs y u N h
from Long Island CITY.
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ADVERTISING THAT SUCCEEDS.
THE POPULARITY OF "THE LITTLE ADVERTISE.
MENTs OF THE PEOPLE,


MENTs OF THE PEOPLE"
The best evidence of profitable returns from " the
little advertisements Of tho people, which have be-
come so conspicuous feature OF Tho Tribune Is the
steady growth Of this interesting department Of ad-
vertlslng Patrons Of The Tribune who have anything
to Offer from their personal services to carriage and
pair or a country place. have apparently found ready
purchasers among tho substantial classes which this
paper chiefly reaches. On the other hand, heads OF
houses looking for coachmen and gardeners, house
wives IN pursuit Of cooks, nurses and dressmakers,
merchants or bankers casting about for ohce-boys-
summer boarders figuring tho delights Of country
llfe-an have met with ready responses to demands
which needed only to appear in The Tribune 10 DO
snapped at by tho intelligent OF tho class who
have such services 10 give. The value of a medium
Of exchange which thus brings together the
prosperous employing classes aud the more
thrifty and reputable Of those seeking en-
ploymene must be seltevidenu to any ono
who takes the trouble to glance through the col
umns in which the story Of any days wants and offers
Is told That many readers do take the trouble TO run
down these entertaining and often charaeteristcaly
suggestive lists 10 see what hundreds Of other readers
have 10 give or arc anxious to secure, the constant
increase OF theso @ltte advertisements Of the peo-
ples easily proves
There Is an even moro direct testimony 10 the
readiness with which offers made In these columns
arc accepted. Every day brings batch of letters
or postal cards from patrons who have got what
they wanted co quickly and at such moderate cost
that some acknowledgement OF the fact has been Crate
fully made For instance, card this week from c.
H. Mitehamorc, dealer I'm paper devices at No. Io1
Broadway, says:
We arc highly pleased with the result Of adver-
Using IN Tho Tribune, and VIC shall remember your
paper IN the future.
Air. MtehamOre had a small advertisement inserted
under the head OF Business Chances,' and got
twcnty-elzht answers.
Another local advertiser writes:
The adj placed In The Tribune was also placed m
- and in - and although the answers 10 The
Tribuno's " al were not numerous as those from
the other papers, yet they OF such quality as
TO place them above those received from the other
two sources I am fully satisfied with the result
A seamstress sends word that she received three
answers from one advertisement and got very
satisfactory work Another patron explains that
Of three answers received, each contained what no
wanted. These arc only specimen instances. OF
the great majority Of advertisers who get what they
want but make no report Of IT, one cannot, OF course
kcep traca
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RATES TO THE O. 4. B. EHoAMPMENE
ACTION BY THE MILWAUKEE ROADS THAT MA

ACTION BY THE MILWAUKEE, ROADS THAT NAY
CHANGE THE PLACE OF MEETING.
Chicago, March % (specIa).-A new point In passen.
ger matters is raised and strongly urged by General
McNuIta receiver OF the wabash. He holds that tho
Grand Army of the Republic IS practically the military
reserve Of she country, and when moving In largo
bodies should be given the military rate Of cent
mile, and that by doing II in no way establishes
precedent for tho claiming Of similar rate by other
organizations The point has been raised over the
establishment Of rates TO the National Eneampment
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic at Milwaukee.
At n recent meeting Of tho Western states Passenger
Association, all the roads except the Wabash voted
TO fix rate Of fare for tho round trip 70 Chicago with
a fare and n third between Chicago and Milwaukee,
for tho proportion TO the Milwaukee roads. II was
alleged By the Milwaukee roads that they would DO
taxed 10 the utmost limit aud there was no induce!
ueut for a further lowering Of tho rata. The Wabash
will NOT allow the Milwaukee roads arbitrary OK
81 40 ON each passenger, but Will insist tbat
they shall have only their proportion of whatever
through faro may DO agreed upon. General Passenger
n the Milwaukee roads VIII not or cannot, carry
rate that b agreed npOn by the other roads. haze
no doubt that General McNulta win present the
matter 10 tho National Council Of tho G. A. RI aud
insist that tho location for tho present year DO changed
10 Chicago where the business can DO handled by the
roads and tho visitors properly cared for. Most OF
The Chicago roads viii back tho General In the poye
mentn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
TROUBLE IN A WATER COMPANY.
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS or PITTS
BURG CORPORATION ACCUSED By
THE STOCKHOLDERS,

- THE STOCKHOLDERS!
pitsbrg, March % (speciaD--A bill in equity has
been fled In the Court Of Common Pleas Of this
county against the president and directors OF the
Mononeahela Water Company. Tho amount involved
e s46oooo Of stock paid for the franchise Of the Nan
ufachirers Water Company. The parties 10 the suit,
both plaintiffs and defendants, are prominent manu-
facturcrs of iron steel and glass The bin charges col
fusion and fraud on the part of certain OF the
directors Of the Monongahea Waller Company In pur-
chasing the franchise OF the Manufacturers Water
Company The bill says that arrangements have been
made on behalf Of Tho Monongaheia Company TO pur.
chase the franchise OF the Nauufacturers Water Com
pany for 81 500 cash and 900 shares Of stock OF the
value of s45 per share that instead OF doing this for
thb company NJ w. Watson. 3 II. Jones, John II.
Dasefl, r. b. Attsrbury and J. g. Atterbnry took me
franchises Of tho Manufacturcr Company In their own
names and then sold II to tho Monongabela Company
Tor 500 shares OF the stock OF the company. The
court Is asked 70 decree that the increase OF the cap
al stock OF the company from sos 200 b 81 44s,ooo
Is and was fictitious increase and that the property
ana franchise Of the Manufacturers, watcr Company
were purchased by b. W. Watson in trust Tor tho
Monongahela water Company. The court Is also
asked 70 ensoin tho company nom paying dwiaonds
On tho 1900 shares OF increased stock Or hsulnk
certificates therefor The plaintiffs are eight s'Oek'
hoacrs Of The Monengahola Company inciaaihs ~
beIlefs Mexico and james A. Chambers. 80. s..,a
Thomas b. AtteFbury, one OF the detepuAussf es'u
tosaay1 Fit r. hiaoknlalllng scheme ,.- %.
that portion Of Pttsburg fling south Of tae monSn.
gahea River and where the factories OF az the parAes
@ tho suit arc located
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
wrryrr ATHLETIC GAMES AT HARYA1p.

/ csrhbrdge Macs, March es Special. TITO second
winter meeting Of the Harvard Athletic Association.
held to-day, was rendered extremely exciaps by the
sontest between J.s. Dodge, o. and +. haraqand,
go, IN the feather weight sparrlng The men were
evenly matched and went to work with Will Three
rounds failing to decide tho contest fourth round
of two minutes was called ana then, after some de-
lay. 4 nnai round OF one minute Tho judges could
not agree and the match was declared draw. Tho
other two Contestants IN the featherweght spaTins
Dabnsy and Mcpherson, 's1, gave laughabie ex-
hseition, mariisd By repeated einehosf MePhereon
was Judged sAo winner. The preliminary bouts IN
fsneing were won by Dexter, 100, and J. n, Norton
,oi, and the flnal bout was awarded 10 Dexter W. r.
Pillsbury ;eD gave fine exhibition on the flying
rings J. p. Lee, ,e1, made The best running high
tYnp, CLEARING theabAr at teet ID. ine9es., Lee
ef-war, s0o ygaa fhes victor.
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Announcements

"oh, how do you oontrive, my dear,
TO keep your teeth 80 white And cleeIg
And low on Garth 70 you arrange
10 keep your breath so eweett It's Stranges
Not sttange at ALL was her reply
Use HozopoNT. and be as r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

American art stin In the hands Of the packer,
and ell are ready to be shipped soon as he gets
orders to send thom It Is expected that tbey wil
60 by next saturdays steamer. 1t was reported
that Munkaosy,s Christ Before Pilate,s which has
been lent 70 the Exposition BY Postmaster General
yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
PUSHING THE ggw MUSIC HALL PLANsl

EUsdI1H TIE b6W 1EOH1O u-h7117 a -
There was meeting sof the nembers OF che sym
pbony and rstorio societies OF the home OF Andrew
Carnegie In Fifty frstst last nght 10 draw UP the
necessary papers for Incorporating the association
which is 10 build the new music hall at Fifty seventh
St and seventh-sye The papers prepared last night
WIN be GENT to Albany to-mofrnw and as soon as the
chagfer Is granted meeting OF the gchholQers WIN
Dc called End tie Officers Gected
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weather prevailed In the city the tsmpmztare ranging be-
tween 44e and 57o average tso1 being SSo higher
than the corresponding day last end higher than
on Friday.
Clear and warmer weather followed late In the day By
threatening weather may DO expected In fhs CITY sna
vicinity. 4f9
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sAOuM be ROAD day by all Interested - changes ma
Letters Tor foreign countries need pot b specially
dressed for dispatch by any parteular etaaner except
when IL desired send duplicates o. banking and com
mefs documents leters not specially addressed beina
seh oiRn s mails Tor me Week ending March close
fnromptiy On ali cases. az this onloe as follows;
isuN6 e, for prOsfs.e Per steamship
must De directed "per Penamasli AZ p M for costa
Eca, Via Llmon per steamship Foxhan, from New,
Malta for the Hawaiian Islands sssanship Aussraa
from San Franoeo) close here Match go, az Mails
fof China and japan per s.amsip ely q Psktne rO ssa
ior the Society Islands pc. ship TrSPie Bird oln sar
Malls ior Australia Nsw,zsaend, HawalIan. Mh aad
cscoJ close here March 81, at p Cor on arrival
az NewsYerk Of stesmship Auraaa, With British rsb
and thence By steamer via Key West, gIa close &C ti
office daily at $50. N.
hs seheaus q cosng q mails T. srrangsd
"a San Ffaneiseo Malls from the East arriving on tns
81 San Francisco On The oaz Of s4nE e a,sansrs sT
A. $50 p u p'E2lGaHNSk Syt pHAasor, 2essmastss.
Pes.osaee. Nsw.xors. n. ~ Nsfch IS, lSsp.
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GRACE aREENwoop,s NExr LEcruRE.

70 Tao Edttor OF TIC ITFbNHe'-1. d =
Sir. In The Trbune's kind notice Of tho modest
literary entertainment given yesterday By myself and
Miss Anna Warren Story. the title Of my next lecture
to be read the evening Of the 28th inst, az tho
house OF Mrs George L. Munger, No. "a West Twen-
ty-sixth-st., was by o mistake mot the reporsr'S
given as The Heroic In Common Life,T instead Of
Our Home Life, mot always the same thing
.-s GRACE GREENWOOD.
New-York, No. l5s East Fifty -nlnth-st, March %,
1889. =.
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rRY1Ne,wEsr v1seINr4 REpUBEIoANs.
ONE OF TwENTY-oNE POUND TO BE GUILTY

ONE OF TwENTY-oSE POUND TO BE GUILTY
wheeling, IT, Va, March es,-Tho United States
Distra Court Judge J. J.. jacobson presiding, has
been engaged this week IN trying persons Indicted at
the last term for violations of the ciecon laws Tho
cases excite good deal of interest owing to the fact
that with four exceptions the seventy or more indict
ments are all against Republicans, and tho eases arc
being prosecuted by DstrietAttorney Watts, who re-
fused To resign at President Har4sons request, and
who said publicly that his resignation was demanded
that these indicted persons might not be convicted
Republicans claimed that the indictments were fonnd
for effect on pending election contests So far twenty
ono cases have been disposed Of embracing alleged
Illegal voters Judges Of election charged with know
ngT receiving illegal votes, and persoals accused
az inducing TIE casting Of illegal votes OF those
twenty-ons cases one pleaded guilty the jnry failed
10 agree IN ore case, two indictments were dismissed
by the DistrictAttorneH anfs seventeen were ac-
quilted HH = f.f3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
rRE pUsBR1L OF JUSTICE MATTHEWS.

Washington. Merch es,-The Justices Of the So,
psens Court mst In regular ccpsultptioa today and
made arrangements for theif attendance upon th'
fsrcral Of dc late Justice hatthews Chief justice
Fuller. justices Gray, Biptehfpfd and lamar VIZ
be4e Mst,dst s5sstnoYn II o'clock They viii leave
Ci8c!bn2a "a fhsir sstiirn % Washington after ths
saEvtces here Tuesday Hcfp5eG II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
Buchner'. Beautiful Biographical Book.

The best piece enterprise Of the present year has been
shown by prominent tobacco firm They have produced
compete history Of aladtpg ermna ana me ponce cnlels
sell readily CANNOT and only be secured BY
saving up and sending 10 MessTs D. Buchner Co, New
York 200 Of tho elegant pictures packed In Oh the
Finest tobacco 0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

Fresh imported Rosa Santiago Coneha Especial
Cigars az 90 90 per 1907 10 cents each. All others At
corresponding prices Fl Captain General Cigar Store
No. 231 Broadway, N. Y. Prise list free. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
DEAR SIR

For FIFTEEN YEARS.
81 CLINTON PLACE. BROOKLYN
DEAR SIR;
Please send three bottles Of RIEERs COMPOUND sAHsAPA
RA to my daughter at address nclosed Ny husband de-
Sres me 10 say that three bottles OF your SaTsapa ad
cay cured him OF very serious and annoying eruption
which no had been troubled FOR fifteen yers aud for
the of which no had tried great many thingS PIT vita
out the benefit For myself thai II built up
and restored perfect health when was terribly run
down" Wlshng that ell who require good Blood Medicine
or Liver Medicine may 10 obtain 3Afsaparta
D ''' Mas J. NJ BooEEr.
January 10, 1885,
"Her Majesty's Corset" Ia the only corset
made that win reduce the szs increase the length Of the
waist nesny ladies' without injurious tight Stng For sale
By all nrst-class retailers
"NANTIcoKE." E.&W. "NARxIcoKE!
nav collar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
4 ylrR 70 pRoyrpE 4 HOSPITAL BED.

faif viii be held IN tho afternoon and evening OF
Tuesday. next at the Hotel .BrunSvick. By tho
!" n. o. P.s Sewing Society. The entertainment q
given to provide foe bedat ST. Marys Free Hospital
for Children and among the many attractions win be
o Punch ana 1ndys show All who have received
complimentary tickets VIII be admitted free OF charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
NARRIED

coHEH-LEwi--At Albany n. Y, March 20. 1889 ut the
residence brides porenta by the Rev DE- MAJ sches
singer silas Wright Cohen. OF sprakers Y 70 Louise
Bertha daughter OF Dr. Joseph Levi OF Albany, N. <.
MoDoNALD-BRIGGs-on Tuesday, March 10, By the Rev.
Robert g. Macarthur d. D., Caro- Plat Briggs TO james
Mcdonald VI Cincinnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

BIOokers Dutch Cocoa best drink for mothers nursing
BlOOfers DutSh Cocoa enrches and puzzles the blood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
,v,rprn WHILE OFT pRrvIYG!

James Raymond OF Inwood, was driving WITH hs
wife In light wagon along tho Farmers Bridge
90 f..t eyening when the horse took fright and ran
Wildly The couple were thrown out OF the wagon.
NJ HAMMOND received a severe scalp wound, but
MA VITA wa unhurt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

COLLECTING MONEY WITHOUT AUTHORITY.
To ne Ldttor oJThs Tribune
Sir: I understand that some person 10 collecting
money Of persons members Of tho W. II. Seward
Club. desire to say that / was elected acting
treasurer of the club some weeks ago and have not
authorized auy 10 collect money on that account
New-fork, March 81. JOHN r. BAKER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
LIKE rHE pERypME WAITED

from beds Of flowers the has been rendered
aRreeaby odoroua with 5ozop0sr which 10 the
Wilderness and 10 tho gums roseate TINT Use
Il and Deautify your mouth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
THE osxrEaS1AL BAIL oosrsoyBnsK.

Tas members Of the Gensraf Committees OF the In
anursi Centeuil Celebration ind Of It's subordinate
branch the Entertalnmsnt connittse, are sverse TO
entering INTO discussion % the merits Of the con-
trpversy between stuyyesant Fish and Ward MsAstes
ooncsrrfng the functions Of the latter manager Of
The Inaugural Ball. a number Of them who were
talked with yesterday exppcssef regret that sug dis
ssD4lons had arisen, and that tho mattey should have
been brought TO public notice In the neFspapes The
members OF tho General Committee II was explained,
have discgsetly avoided any participation In the con-
trovesiss in which tho Entertainment Committee has
become involved, and they regard them as being un-
identified and unfortunate. A. gentleman pr1nfncnt m
bupiness circies and member OF tins General Com
nlttes sad that o. he understood the trouble IL was
entirely between the Entertainment Committee and Mr.
MoAInstss, and had grown out Of that genueman'S
ezsscss Of what seemed 10 the committee TO b too
ORR retienaen fsfnfllar with the situation
nower Tran the committee itself had conferred upon
him. and that his position In the whole matter was un
essallable. ~ -, 2
Owing 10 the eBlbarraSsmsnts growing. out OF the
premature publication of the first list OF ladies pro
posed 10 bofnved dance IN the historical quadTllc
which wiz opon the ball, the revised official List wiz
not 10 made public until within q day or two OF the
bccason 1t be said however that at least three
and possibly ye,of the names on the first list VIII not
appear on ths one finally adopted
3xf.ix eoiuunps of The Tribune arc filled to-day with
Short bright crisp, little advertisements describing
fh.t.S vi the varied reOuiremanfa of a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
Don't Buy New Clothe

Don't Buy New Clothea,
but take your old be dyed cleaned edual to new ~
the OLD STATKN ISLAND DYING ESTABLISHMENT Estah.
shed 1879 90 Duane-st 2S6 SHAVE $40 Bdwy $40 sth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
THE TIMES.

opportunity 10 offered at this sale for sspR ae
specimens dozen old masters opportunity which ought
to neglected Whether was wise 70 bring them Asre
preference London reaiso be The taste for Old
masters rsvving that the odeFns are studied 20 esr
fully Eur With all their cleyerness there are soma qualities
which modern reach that the men OF the ftent
sixteenth and seventeenth eentares had to perfection"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

can DO had at the palatal home The Cambridge 70,
either short term balance o. season from paraes VINO
have gone abroad. Apply At ssA SHAVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

Colorado. FIFTH AyENUE--Ex-Goveyn Frederick |
emytb, New-Hsmpehire and Elliott II. Pendleton, Ok
Cincinnati, ST. JAMES Excongressman Lorenzo
0rounse. OF Nebraska.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

TnIbuxE oEprcK March 24.-tL mIrhe moYemenens =
he baFcmster yesterday WIS dqynwatda fAE ana osAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
rn1RnNE LooAL oRsERvAT1oNs.

fluctuations yesssrdss as oSsery az the United stse.
srn sSss station s 3, tas pssmasy sun building
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Al
BoUILLoS MAedI,
Lreyp EXTRACT on BEE.

After the ride.
A cup after the theatre
A cup arst thing Ia the morning
A cup before retiring
A cup for the visitor.
A cup when feeling biase
VIII be found Just what Is needed 20 nvigcfAt
teaspoonfu to cup Of hot water no trouble o. po
ties 60c bottles az 49, Grocers and druggs Be
ware OF imiiationa Ask "Maggi's" Bouillon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
DIED.

Notices Of marriages mast b iaROrss5 wik JSE sGms
GRG aidrssG
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THE WOnLp.

Tns rank Of owner. who offers for sale -
age the hereditary heirooms Of scnersons collect
Cd under favorable conditions Of wealth cuits ps
ton and opportunity supplies valuable guarantees Of boi
esthefioirportAnA I'd its unimpeacaabls genunsnsss
large quite safe say thai such coeetca -
approaching importance has before crossed the A-
TIC OF many ACKNOWLEDGED and rsvered sstess hsre -
atarllnS examples.B .l-sse-e ts,s 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
FOE FIFTEEN YEARS

EspENscHEID's HATS aSPRIEa STYLES
Superior In Style and Quality
One Hundred and Eighteen tlls) Nassaust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
A few elegant suites

chapped hands rough akin. Prevent By using
CoRNKLLs BKNzoN COSMETIC SOAP. 20 centA
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ButsisI Notices.



cas- Duaxs De Dsxcnrs 8 ~
COLLECTION OF OLD MASTERS.
AMERICAN ART 5ALLERIKG
MADISON soUAnn soUxH
on rxnrBrr1oH DAY And rvEruna
sps, 7.so 70 10 p "a; Sundays. aseern
GREAT PAINTINGS.
DRAWINGS AND STUDIES
sY THE OLD MASTERS,
Bsaeasins % Ms Hasansss DON PEDRO DE aonnoA
DuouE DE DUaoAL.
oELERRATED PAINTINGS By
MuRrYIo. RUBENs, vELAsauxx
ssYDERs. REsfBRANpT VAN E-rcK.
MErsys, DURgR, GUIDO RENL
TITIAN, RIBERA. AUN0z.
sARABfA,, HoLBSIN. !. fEhEpA.
/AND OTHER GREAT MAeTERs.