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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

IA the state Treasurer instead Of 20 tho towns
bridgeport receives anpually Sss, 600 Cor Licenses
ana n2yE gfate tax Of GO 900, and other cities 70
resxa Snd pay ii IIke proportion The passage Of
no measure would tend to the advantages OF 400
small towns ct tho expense q the oiues =, ,,r.
sent the case OF Norman Kemfnsd, BridgeporI
citizen confined In Russian prison. 70 The STATE ~
tec,,s atte1tons extended to him by Mr blame.
rho Secretary OF etate Immediately cabed the CnaEgo
d;Affaires at So Petersburg. and Monday OF tnis
week, received reply saying that the appeal was
likely 10 receive favorable response.
SOUTH NoRwALK--A local firm, IN connecaon
with drn In New-York, this season viii dredg CO., Gun
and ship TO Europe 5000 bushels Of oysters INC
season win olosn about May L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

IN which Mr.. woodward was held- Fsfsy nsfassfs
were appointed to represent the Exchaase. Z.
Alderman FailraT who testified for inc 49, 49,.
don in the recent trial Of Thomas kerr, Nn ~
for ST Paul, MINI, on Monday. II is mhnhesa II z
former friend Of Failraf that he VIII MOI fesv.A
testify in any future sbcodle' trials ve'''n'As
yustac. o,Keiiy at Jefferson Market Court yow-.
day reserved his decision In the crimina ~. rs.,,
s,ndsrr Iohn weber. Edwin W. coggeshan ana loan
r rookman. a, the request of the counsel tos
n,asecutlon The case was adjourned unsa Apnt =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
wEsrcHSTER COUNTY.

WHITE sP1-AiHs.-rt 10 not now probable that White
posed sico 900 sssss Sor1nsi school buildings County
Treasurer Cromwell has received letter rom tho
STATE syeptsndent Of Instruction, vhp opposes The
sddioDG SoSspa $SociS are requirSd IN tbs state
end those. Y In judgement, should DO situated Of
ssss q hs cSsrsa ed ssssI Bassst chsh have con-,
gsted vieAs for tAs erection Of ehe!ch ediaee ON
SsS aSss so%pS.s ana have
Charles NsisSis, q tSs indspe1dert HSeiSs Company,
,EasIne comVsnT tr asasisnt chief enginesr -.
Msss oSSaen and G&SPc%n,sS.. p SSS eysDscss
ago, arc now holding union services with tho Baptist
Methodist and Presbyterian churches.
TpcKAHoE'-IhOmas EjiQtt, stoneeuttes, OF
afet 6us4ng sn teroato1 with the proprietor, viii
etiaE = srst ior dSnagos Elliott vas carried 10 his
SING SING Rev. Franklin r. Dwight, pastor
qt the Rresb1tshsE Church, has rendered hi roSgns
tpn y Is understood that be proposes taking trip
Potter win visa Sc Panis and Trinity churches to.
morrow for the purpose Of administering the rite Of
onseGusnce Of he eTowSed eSnSif,on ~ the s,atS
Prison, Atty couvict9 have boon Transcend frOm that
tlstltuten 10 the prison At Clinton.
orphan yh Il sosnS Of nss ~ SaS SSEs
decided 70 soss thS institution, y has not proved
Sss ,..n Tho Is1sS auxiliary q
fpn % tho male hemben on Thursday evening Il
vas we'd attended and an address was delivered BY
re Rev y y White upon Tho Unseen influence o.
roNKEHs. About IL o'clock on Thursday night
aspaes were discovered Issuing nom the Ono summer
honle o. John X Mayors, IN North broadway, adjon-
mgtVreystone. t9e former home of Samuel y. Tlden.
inc house was burned 10 the ground, the loss being
about w, 900. IL The Democrats and Republicans
both made nonlhahons for charter officers on Thurs
peS evening. Jacob Read, Dem, was ronomlnated
lor superv1sor viii no opposition. Tho Republican
pomilees arc; For Aldermen, First Ward Spencer
~ heriand; Second Ward. Marvin X. Oakley Third
MpFdj Allon Taylor: Fourth Ward, William Austin,
Nho alec received me Democratic nomination
pLEAsANTyyLLE-@T The welcome visItors ha,
Editor. =, - - ~
CorRTlAEpToYy.-Th Republicans Of tho tow.
pa Thorsday evening made the following nomination.
hT toEA ohicefs Cyrus Travis for Supervisory I'd.
YARD q. Halsey for Town Clerk, ID. III barton fof
luAteo Of the Peace. John NJ. T1lttie for Assessor
~ v. hoatFoss for Excise Commissioner.
y 4ttMAhOHEcK.- Republicans af MamaFonao,
en- yhnfsd4Y eyeAing made the following nofninatlons
~ sbwn offeers; Edward W, Robinson for aipervsor
MA. eickpls for Town Cierf, who n also me Demo
tfafc nnninee for tie cdce; W. H. Hastead for Jusfes
Il ~ Yesos william n. ocdnsy for Assessor and A. N
eoesfn fsF colieetoy. 80 :
y ebAfFass-sTheodc ayers Q wealthy FARMER. vas
pteea Of ssvofai hnH6red dollars Thursday mornnr III
RstAesck Westeuhener, newly engaged farm hand
80 pAs1ye Of Bbhemia-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
AN rx-oUsroM HOUSE orF1oER KILLED:

officer OF the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals and oolored porter who were paSsingthe
brownstone house No. 46 West Twenty -htth-st 30
fore noon yesterday, saw a man fall out OF front
window from the second story. The fan seemed to 90
accidental although the man hanging far over tho
window sill when he lost hts balance. He fell head
first and struck the broad iron FsEg Of tho hgh siep
Rom which he bounded 10 the Sidewalk ak salb
was crushed In, and be dead when the meA wenz y
LIT him up. when thoy carried MS .pdf into %
house they learned that he Nas Rswatd Bernie,
beafder IN the place He was Fifty years old. and hhd
boarded IN the house with his wife and child only
few months. He Custom House inspector IN this
city for Twenty-Five years, but lost his place last fan
because he was too I'll to attend 20 his duties. For
nearly year he had suffered from nsrvous prostra-
ton and was under the care Of phyGlcian w TO- tho
time of his DEATH The calamity prostrated Mrs.
Bernie and only intimate friends were permitted 10
her. but other persons in the boarding house said that
Mr. Bernies death was clearly the result Of an 90
cdental fall. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
DE- sDsox YAvoRs COMPULSORY VACCINATION

DR. BDs0E FAV0Rs COMPULSORY VAooIHATIoN'
Dr. Cyrus Edison, Of the Health Department was
In Albany Thursday, and read an argument before
tho Committee Publis Health In favor OF Assembly
bill No. Ala to regulate vaccination In this state
He used many statistics to prove that smallpox has
decreased In this country and In Europe In proper
tion 10 the enforcement of vaccination The Vac
onatng Corps Of the Health Department In this city
vas organized under an act OF Legislature in 1874,
and the smallpox deathrate Per 100000 Inhabitants
decreased from 1885 10 1876 TO 1.27 in 1877. In
reply to the argument that compulsory vaccination
may be regarded as invasion OF personal liberty
Dr. Edison wrote:
IL IS my duty to remove 10 The Smallpox Hospital
all OF the dsease that occur "a tonemepts, apart
menthousos, hotels, boarding hougos, etc., IN New.
York City. have seen tho babe taken from the
arms Of rs hesrtbroken mother. 10 NOT this much
greater invasion Of personal loeryf II ts authorised
BY the health laws. Compulsory vaccination VIII do
to effect the prevention OF such cases than any
othcr measure that can be devised. We have In New
York City class, mostly Bohomians, who source
Of danger 20 The rest u the people by reason Of their
prejudice b vaccination. Whom smallpox appears
among them It 10 almost impossible 70 stamp Il out.
Compulsory vaccination VIII enable 10 compel those
people 10 Be protected against smallpox. TLey wtil
yield only TO the strong hand Of the law
BY the use Of vaccine virus obtained from healthy
cows he declared, all danger Of introducing disease
tants into the blood Of children has been removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
NEWS pnn 1nrERs nr IApANEsR 1Rr.

An addition 10 tho list Of monthly magazines has
made is appearance here undor tho title Of Artistic
Jspan.5 II viii DO uniform with the French and
English editions, which have attracted much attention
among lovers Of japanese art In Europe. Tho work
Is conducted by the Paris expert, g. Bing who has Sc
cured several OF the best-known specialists on this
subject 10 assist him. Each menshly part contains
ten largo colored plates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
OUTGOING STEA4ERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF NETWORK. FRIDAY. Ma
ARRIVED


Port OF ....-.,...RRIDAY. MAHcE 20 1888
ARRIVED 80
samr Lydan Monarch Bs Muggsts ICnsSn NAT y
With mdse and passengers 70 sannerson son. Wv
Ts d.s sss @ % ssS
II s.Ss "a IS sss
hss; ::;ss e
Bss 30 S S 2sa x. Ina
Carl Konow NG ScysDg ssTaecs MAJ u; ws s
s, ssn ssaec Quick days win a'e %
'G Steamer Sss Seminole r Charleston days.
" sss aSss sIa Usher days with mdss and
savannah days vi,A
viii nSss DsalSa s e., ron. and
Noso WITH PSse and passengers Dominic g Go ,,,,
With i1 @Sso and passengers Old Domni0n S Co
sUHsET--At sandy Hook. wind light 9; cleas AsCw
ISlsnd- wind calm cloudy
Arrived yesterday
VITA %dss and r ri passengers Hurst Arrived At
g. rvsIsSS
IS %.s @ %s ss'Ss
Arrived AZ the bar e 10 Pm vi. Havan, win,
ma. ana Var.
| atepm. ,.nvn
Steamer Lndgate Hill (Br) Brown. London Henderson
steamer ssrvia BEl Mckay Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer cooradS tBrh Jeakins ulsaadereon Son.
steamer MerAya Ger winetisr a.%bnIgeE oSsnn
Steamer Vera teer) Bnssus Bremen va Southampton
sssTaeG Rotterdam CDtehl Van der Tee Amsterdam
Steamer PssniSnd CBelg, wsyer. Antwerp-Ps'sr Wright
t1sas S s! sY Ess HsS.' Ala Hsss 30
R s:a aS,TS SirsnSs ORR 1ssm.n Port
sSsa%sr s:a.s of Tsraa Williams Port Royal and Fernaa
Steamer sennoIs Psit Charleston and JaeksOnve-wm
SGS fslaaassee T1assr walker
Steamer RoaDoke Hnphers, Newport Nevs and Norfolk
steamer ocsorafS ReysSds sAl,nSrsn Q Foster
Ship Warrior Obj. Kitchen. Melbourne Aus-AHiisr
g.lGss Ss::' fe5sss Ss Nor
% Bsr Xs1aOdrA CO Tatenbers MOnsevideoc Tobias
schr Appha and Amelia. Willard. Rio Grande 90 sui-Pani
schr II Hartman WOOD Points Pitre-e = ISush Co
sear Ees Acoge asy Msan SusysS Bresa Son
~'" SAILED.
Steamers Egypt Faint and Dalton. fol Liverpool
Colorado Hull Jersey City 9rstO state Of
wa forks Island sste TsIss fsrnanns OaD
SoFicis chAs MsSsr Sai1 Fas Eewri.aua
sais MAIZE sssns1rs for 1nstsrdam cSrsia Brsmsa
of BIZ ifssIy Snd Aubrey. fDr ManrAnA
Tho eastbound aset which windbound 81 City Island
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERA
FoREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN ar Arrived aeanor Adratie lBrh Ssse'
MoyiIx Mar 29A Arrived steamer CircAssia tSrh YOUNG
iF f S' eei n .ssasr Crystal so st.nn,Ed
Hp fHssswSiY Mar si-Passed steamer Wkemmsa tGes,,
scseisr fp New York % her way V bFenlon :, p.-
"a All Fesssw rom Nss.YorE o. hsi way 70 3assa,sssn
iasUas Aar 2-ATryed sospsr rsormns saesA Koeh'
I'VE steamer Anaia aesb Krse for New York.
BRrNfN Mar 32-ArTved steamer LAhn toerl Heiimers
HTwHap MAJ "a Arrived la Ftandre Cpr smit
psrTAs Mar 2s-Passed Utopia lBr. Morrison,
from Eev-YSrk her way 70 Mediterranean porA
SANTIAGO IN CUBA Mar al-Anived. steamer Santiago
WIyAIS Mar aiArrfved steamer sarasosA curA from
New. YORK Ou her way 70 Mexican porta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

The ship J. W. wendt from Bremen ON February
90 for New-York with empty petroleum barrels and
pig iron ashore three miles fOn Barnegat Light
Yesterday morning Twenty-six Of the crew are at
the life saving station At Banegs and Superintendent
Ravens autographed the agents IN this city that he
was short OF food for them. A supply sent
down Captain Lass and the mate refuGed 10 leave
tho wreck yesterday, but she will become total loss
She Is fully insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
THE YAYr1o TO TAKE A sourHERx oRurss.

eve have not received orders 10 got ready for .
cruise in the West indies but instructions have cone
TO get the vessel ready for sea soon as possible md
10 60 down the coast 10 destroy depslict veSEe
said Lieutenant Edward IL. 0hesn, executive ofaesr
of tho sloopotwar Yantio. at the Navy Yard yesteN
day. The orders came March H. Ut the same tins
that the orders were given by Secondary Tracy to 81
out the Iroquos and Adams at Marc Island the Boston
and Chicago at the New-York Navy Yard, and tho
Pensacola at Norfolk. 1t said at tho Navy Yard
that there did not seem to be any urgent necessity for
sending the Yantc to Hsyh, with the risk OF The
yellow fever again breaking out her and that Il
had not been customary TO send the vessels from
the North into the tropics late ip the season. foi
course, II orders came for the Yantie to 20 to HayH
We would have TO co. as It Is not for oflcers 10 say
what duty they shall perform said Lieutenant
Gheen; In the mfnntime we are painting the vessel.
repairing her machinery and losing time to got her
ready for sea II Is possible that we shall 70 EosIt
and then return In time for the Centennial coebraten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
PROPOSITION About THE oBufsBn MAINS.

The proposal OF N. r. Palmer Co., Of the Quintssd
Iron Works, OF $4,000 10 construct the machinery
and boilers OF the new armored cruiser Maine, has
been referred by Secretary Tracy 10 board Of on
gineer officers OF the Navy for thorough examination
before making the award II Ia expected that 10,
port VIII b made before April /. For SIX months
the specifications and designs Of this mammoth work
have been az the disposal Of shipeuders throughout
The country, who have pronounced them a. being tbs
most complete ever furnished and rejecting
Engineering where they were laid down. They are
said 10 be In simplicity Of detail IN design ana 4,
fccaveuess sorior 70 the designs Of the battle an
Texas for witch the Governments paid EnsIisk
experts SIS 600 go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
TO PULL DOWN THE DANGEROUS WALLS

TO PULL DOWN TIE DAN0bHOUb WALLb
workmen were busy ell day yesterday IN bracing up
the walls Of tho ruined building at Rhtyscventhst.
and MadIson-aye. Tbs building was tust ready 10
have Abe roof put on, whom on Thursday night It fell
with a crash. Yesterday me standing Outer walls
we're securely braocd with heavy tmbers, and to-day
ths men win begin 10 pull down the walls they VIII
have to be entirely rebuilt owing 70 tho weight q the
crossbeams and girders having forced them out of
plumb. On the norsh side tho wall Is bulged
out nearly two feot and would Be ney 10 fall At any
moment vera IL mot for the planks and nmbers that
brace H.
The foreman In CHARGE yesterday sssd tho damage
would not be SO heavy at FIRST estimated. All
the bricks were good, and the stone work was I'M
broken. The material could all be used In tho recon-
str,ction Tho loSs would be about 5000, and
would fall on tho builders, Van Dolsen Sens. The
building is being crested for Andrew Lestor's
sons No. F41 Broadway Tho cause of the collapse OF
the structaro Is supposed TO be the giving way OF
the foundations owing 70 tho heavy rain and sleot OF
tho last few day.. Distract Inspector Dunn made
an exau1naion Of the rairs yesterday. RaKE en- the
other part Of the bwiidfng Is going ahead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
wHAr M GOING on TO-DAY.

Esssssive coalsnittee Of Down Town business Meas
xspnbnesa Club, ,. m.
punssai sf wfssn woodward sc 9homass chufen'
6pss,as Of ssrnsnis eiress Madison square Garden.
sssaseas rscA< Club pigeon shooting confess LsrcA-
eiss,. n WILSON'S lecture before ssawsahska Yacht
cub so p m.
Amateur Athletic Union boxing and wrestling so'fns
LAT Metropolitan Opera House. p. m
Ham6lssn cla6s reception 70 naval ofneerA broonyh
evening. ~.
Heme, s:15 p
Columbia Collee. fair and tus-otwar. No. <ss riftA
ave. afternoon and evening,
berkeley School annual indoor games, at Lyeeum
Ep,ssssn,nsas 1t West Side Republican Club, no. 1865
west ssyenty-arstst, s 30 .. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
80 ,,rssfrMprpMENT OF BELLEvHLE.

hi now before the New-Jersey besislr.o prO,
y1dos for the annexation Of ne dstrcs u ase :,
= n,,t Of the township Of Bellevillc and u
IA rsnts to sever the connection because her
-. tsnrouvhtars. Beinsntsve, was NOS improved
s,.SS,,,A ~ vss a3asssed her proportion OF the
1900 ,cnrovsmeni tax recently levied By Beiievie
49, - sSs has no. paid this. and Bencviie
49,. e. should 40 so before dssolvins partnership
rrs.ns, reason gvsn BY Beevilie for opposition 70
ne massage Of tbs bin Is that when silver - .s
- .nilcssation was annexed some years az 70 the
1870 ta rasSaio River she brought WIN hes
SSd AZ &9S 900 This has not been caneelec, T1 I'll
EsttIl IL passed the ooiigafsoh ol PsS'"s ~ va -
,rv,nn Belleville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
uARrnus rev. JERSEY towns.

" raJzAnETF.-The Council held another secret meoe
ing l.st nfxht and beard tho report OF the eomms'oe
aptotnted 10 demand President smith's resisnaaoh'
0sr su,,h ssa4 sealed communication TO the board IN
80, ~ expr,.sd his sorrow for what had happened,
| .s1i' ,,.snateA n TIE motion 10 hespose him
,as no. pressed sAat he wsuld mals public apology
N she Md Coz hS dkorderiy conduct At It's noxt
1u,sot,as Ne also called on the Republican mem
hers whom h hsd insnIted and formally spoloSfed
b tAem. II vas decided b. the board 10 give Mr.
Smith aehanee to redeem himself At the uext neotng
;. william vsnn, bOiier.inaArr living o. no
ma avenue r, centrevFe, he'd both legs cut on Ia'
nfrht IN singular manner 81 E'iEabethport. Whils
stsadiuR IN an empty coal car tho bottom suddenly
spened, droppsng HIM under the train, tho vheelA
~ vuAlch pasusA ever hH legs He wa taken 70 tAe
'Oky Hespltal, wAere 4 vas said 10 would de
D 'RtpaEwoop Thu sudden dlsappeSsNnco from
49, sdilaeo Of Joha van Dion, until recently employees
~ a wheelnrtKht has awakened general surprise and
irogrot. Hs vas prominently sssooiated' omeialp'
VIA she Arneacsn Legion Of Honor, Coanch Lilo.
n Il thought Tat hnanesai emoarraIsmenis honcea
Am b seek sisshsFs retEioval Of his losses HIS
fcn6s IN business and IN the council aro ready to AID
hsa.ta Tie extent Of bis need, n he can b found
ErHE nRooK. --Ths best snipe shooting that Pine
Book has lad in years Is found now, and large bags
axs ads every day. Tha birds in god condition
and mat paEcslariy Wild. WAT effect the heavy taii
Al snow may have had upon tn sport ID not known
A gunnsrs, however, cay that storm OF sAort dnra
DIR though may make che snipe little Wilder, is
setalkely 70 materially inturo the shooting
IRvIKoroN.-lkys. JulIapa Mattcr. who was muir
dereusly assaulted By Joseph saltzman, man en-
efnyeA on her husbands farm, was sfi alive yestnr-
1ay. ghe attending physician, however, does not
ilkSk hst she can recover. saftEman has not yet
bean found, and thcre Is some critlcsm in regard 10
th6, careless way IN which the case dealt with
By the police ct nrst
'ELNoRA.-A reception was given last night at the
homo OF g. @. Blackwell by the Ladies' Literary and
Social ofab Of that place TO Mrs. Julia Ward Howe.
president OF the Association for the Advancement OF
WOMEN and other members o. the executive board OF
Ina assaclatton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAc.

TO-DAY
sua usss sss SETS sii Mosn ole Msoas age "
ANN wATxR
Ys sss Ts ,sy E:ss KH Ssss ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
TERgEY CITY.

yIIllam Bates, b No. 4ee is Monmoutnst'
csntsslg Rsiroad employee attempted yesIo1T 70
a,tve away ssne boys VINO were stealing coA nom
"a ras,road yard whom stone thrown by one Of tho
soys ssuck him near inc left ear. iniotns danger
oux wound. John Dcvins, age seventeen OF NO.
e1a yatlek-xt. and william Petersen, age sxteen' o.
No IA wood ard.tt, wero held to await the resut
Of Bates's injuries.
Tbe attention Of the authorities has been directed
- ,be oondItiOa Of Theodore Ehiero's family, VINO
i've At 80 $50 ocean-avs. Ehler was arrested IN
York February % on suspicion OF being Implicated
=, the murder Of Henry Cordes Of Me- i92 Bieecker-
q Nh cordes was asserward indicted for her hus-
bands murdes, and EheH was detained as Witness
BIS family, consisting of wife and four chharen'
have No means Of support and arc In extreme want
Joseph +. Randolph, Advisory Master In the Cours
N chancsry. Chambers yesterdAy heard testimony
q he ss,t OF waweu ID. coney for divorce from hs
v,tsA MsAora. wIliizm A. Harvey, the son Oh
wealthy real estate agent rs named As me corSspOh
49, srho co.rple were married IN Renovs, Penn,
an Aprff 2, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

THE EVOLUTION OF MORALS TO BE DISCUSSED.
pr. Lewis O. James, president Of the srooklya
Ethical Association will lecture before she assoeiA
ten tomorrow evening" at 80 O'CLOCK IN tho Seoona
Unitarian Church, at Clinton and Congress sts, on
The Evolution Of Morals" Professor THOMAS ps
wilson will open the discussion, In which the hey,
j. W. Chadwick, Mr. Mangasariap' OF the NOW .1aA
soc,etv for Ethical Culture Benjamin Reece late
nrasiSeut Of the Social Science Club Of Cleveland
ohio Nelson j. Gates +. B. Patterson and others arc
expected to participate The seats are froe ana
cordial welcome Is extended to all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
ALONG THE SOUND.

<. BrgnGEpcRT Mayer Conghin, Win conpan
kafRssssthb bpl.afapsstsg % pax n0psg tom Aaae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

"Mad as a March haren win the
man be who puts off coming for bar
gain suit and finds them gone. Two
thousand suits won't last a fortnight
when so many people know that We
mean just what we say.
The story is, all oflast Springs small
lots of higher cost suits reduced to s13.
Few of a sort, but all sorts and all
sizes at the start, even for extra size
men-40 to so inches chest measure
some at both stores. Open this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
A ooNyENrToN or BOYS Awe arRLs.

Tho first National convention Of the Golden Apsfs'
Club which is said to have over 10000 members ssaeS
boys and GIRLS in various parts Of the country WIN 70
held in the Palace Rink, Clernontaye, lext SATURDAY
evening The objects Of this club are literary Nh
Ietic and social culture, and pleasing mas
been arranged for this occasion Among It's SeAfarcs
besides the business of the convention VIII be MUSIC
and TeC!tatons and address TO the Young peeps ny
p r. Barnum Two new songs, which have been
written especially for the convention. viir1e S'Ss
COMMODORE HARMONY VISITS TZ<ENayT YARD.
Commodore David B. Harmony, Chief Of The nurcan
of Yards and Docks at the Navy Department, made ~
Official visit 10 the Navy Yard yesterday He received
the regulation salute Of nine guns, and mp w
CAPTAIN Miller, the executive officer Of the Yard, Ne
visited the new dry-dock and the several buildinE m
the Yard to make himself personally familiar WIN ne
condition of the Government property eef9ro ms votnt
ms sChief OF the Dureau expires en- Nodnosdag ne1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

EsPENscHEID's HATS" SPRING STILES
superior Ia STYLE and onality.
One Hundfed and Eighteen ais Nassau-sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

Faded hair RECEIVERS its youthful color ane
softness by the OF PaTker's Hair Balsam'
parkeris Ginger Tonic cures inward pains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23


I'm SAWroRn's LIVER INvIGoRAToB
II veseanhie remedy Chronic Liver Compsants Tofo
liver Handles, Bilousness, Headache.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
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