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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12
PRESIDENT GARFIELDs PHYSICIANS.
LIVELY INCIDENT IN WHICH DOCTORS BLISS
AND BAXTER WE'RE. INVOLVED.

washington, jan il (epecian.-In reply TO certain
structures contained in affidavit OF Dr. Reyburn,
ono Of President Garield's physicians, filed by Dr.
Bliss with the Senate Committee on Claims on wednes
day. in order the payment Of an unexpended
balance Of 10000 to himself. DR.. J. d. Baxter, Pur-
veyor Of the Army, makes public for the FIRST time
the following extraordinary efidavIt:
This win certify that on the morning OF the I'd
day Of July, 1881, while was In the hall. In hearing
Of all conversation of ordinary tone, j. H. Baxter
NJ d. entered the room of the Presidential Mansion
adjoining the one In wch the wounded President was
lying The room was known during the Presidents
illness as the physicians room. About 10 o'clock
DIR. Baxter entered tho physicians room, IN which
were Drs. Bliss and Reyburn and young Bliss. Dr.
Baxter politely asked DIR. Bliss TO take him tBaxier
IN TO see the President.
Dr. Bliss replied Il see no reason TO tale you In
10 see the President when DIR. Baxter rcmarisd; i
have been the Presidents family physician for years
and from this reason desire TO see him.
aDr Bliss in answer, said: Il understand your
game You are trying Tor sDcaking) up here to got
my patient from me-
DR.. Baxter replied: swhy, doctor, 1 did not como
here to take your patient away from you. Wish
nothing but what is right and professional If the
President prefers you TO take charge Oh D" CASE
hasI In iI answer to this, Dr. Bliss said know your
game You cannot succeed here. ! know your habit
81 sneaking around and prescribing for those VINO VIII
br.. barter reglied 'Dr. Bliss, If you mean this
y'a pp. pss asked what did you say' DIR. Bag
Ter repeated the same remark Dr. Bliss arose, when
young Bliss said Father, lot me attend TO TINS AZ
time a collision seemed imminent, when Dr. Baxtef
took hls hat and said This is no place for such a
scene as this and quietly left the room.
During this disturbance DR.. Baxter did not aIp
pear angry, nor his manner In any way offensive;
ffls request was made In the ordinary manner q
making a request. His presence apparently gave or
fence to DIR. Bliss, who was much excited. In TINS
statement have endeavorcs 10 give nearly The words
that passed between the gentlemen, but may not DC
exact. while the facts cOrrects .
signed l. X. BECKW1TH. ~ ID.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 23d day Of
November, A. D. 1881. -,
"Washing fon ID. ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12
4 DETECTIVES cLEHER YORK.
FOLLOWING UP AND CAPTURING A MURDERER
HOW THIS WAS ACCOMPLISHED.


HOW THIS WAS ACCOMPLISHED.
John burke, who is charged with the murder OF
Michael Moore was rcmandcd at Jefferson Market
police Court Yesterday, and IS now locked up at
police Headquarters. Moore died from wounds re-
ceIyed on Christmas night during call on some
~ the servants at the home of Louis b. Bnsee. No.
40 West NIneteenth-st. Burke was arrested In New
ark on Wednesday.
Insnector ByInes last evening told the story of
the clever work done by Detective Evenhoe In caplur
ing Burke The fight occurred Just before midnight
and Burke had no trouble In getting away On
the following day Evenhoe was sent out to md
Burke. ue visited the Fall River pier whore Burke
had worked and found out among other things, that
when Burke went TO call his wife on Christmas
Eve he wore a coat which hs had borrowed from
Tmn Cochran, a truckmsn who worked on mo same
pier. Evenhoe then assumed the name OK i'm
Cochran, and went TO work as 'longshoremah' TIC
went to Burke's wife as "Tfm' COCHRAN she
casually remarked that there was s22 coming 10
Burke for wages. On the following day MIS- burhe
appeared at the Fan River pier. The fictitious
Cochran was wheeling truck at a lively rate and
he stopped for a moment TO speak with her ana
take her TO the company's Office She demanded tho
money, but told that she would have 10 prins
an order from Burke TO get IT,
Cochran called upon Mrs. Burke every evening
after his hard days work and got acquainted win
scNcfal OF burhbh frlcnuS among thou pei"e ''.o''
WEIGH, Of No. $50 West Forty-nlnthst. On Tues
day evening Cochran called upon WEIGH and showed
him ISL, which he unbnshingy said was nnd
raised by Burkes friends tho pier to aid In MS
defence. Cochran insisted that long ~ he had
taken the trouble to collect the money It was ony
fair that he should have the privilege OF giving II 10
Burke personally. WEIGH and Mrs. BurAe taihoa
over the matter and concluded that Cochran naa
shown such great friendship for Burke that he ongnt
TO be allowed to him. They told cochr rnin,ed
THIS on wednesday and on Thursday, tho appo",Seu
time, Welch met Cochran who sun wore INC
ongshoeman's dress, and took him e ltte nouss
az Lafayette and Adams ss., Newark, the nome .,
Rurke's cousin. WEIGH went In first and In small
room on tho top floor found Burke. WEIGH told MN
that he had brought Cochran with him, put wnsa
Cochran entered the room Wolchs breath stoppeq
suddenly when Burke declared that the man was no.
Cochran, and he did not know who he was. Cochran
speedily made himself known and put Burke under
aarest Burke Is giant in size and strength sha ~
refused to 90 with Evenh0e and said he woulu tear
him into small pieces u he did not leave the mouse,
Welch showed signs Of helping BurEe ana EVENING
drove hts foot through window. This was pro
arranged call for help. Detective Valley came 70
his assistance. and Burke was soon cooled OH anu
taken 20 the Central oficc in Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12
"Tribune,~ "werld,' "Muswump +" sad "Herais
xyArER-CI OSETS
Pesr Once Natlce.
tsAcula b read daily By an Interested changes may

tshould b read daily BY al Interested - ehanses may
aacS or dtsynten By any particular sssansr except
whsn 1. ia desires t serd duplicates Of banking ana com
nssss iss :1s 1ss. p s
Foreign mails for the week shaing s.nuSs - WV
10 s2 .s. t for E IsSps I psr Be- a.
= Bothna Via Queenstown Qetsers for Great Britain
and Other ESopsa coan'I,ss FOR Scotland Direct
,per no'An peyonia via Glasgow detters be a.
reeted per DevOnia q y n , for The HssAesnc
Amsdag per Lerdsn ~, saag T drss - esr
,eeruaSd VIA Antwerp letters must be directed cper
Wssterniand'); at ~ for jamaica greytomn Beliys
M f ssesSs
klsrt: al pm for Fortune Isani Aux Cages ana Jacme
Der : clarbel at pm Tor csmpeeEe Cniapss Tspssee
per ely and q M os Se.sn sa
Va Vera Cruz must be directed per City OF WashlnE-
,ons). at 2 D. for Jamaica. Gfeytown, blue neios
Asa hlss; a. ESQ m for Porto Rico direct per
Mails for China and Japan. per Arabic lrom
San Francseo. sloss here January ID o. ue,.iis
Irpm san Mais for re sosisiy Islands ship cy
Sas Sa s sr r Iusls ssss
~ sss sa elS:s 6 5spq ssoEss
81 r. NAH e osss y @
thence by steamer. VITA Key West Fla, Gloss ~ MS
once daily at 2 80 q m.
The schedule Of closing q ranslssins msns z "A
ranged on the presumption Of their
trsnsit TO san Franclsco. Mails rom me East nylne
on me T. s1 sncs the same day. ss
so Pcs. z osis 70 S 4 syis' FRA isss
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rnr rowA 1pgA or AN NToxroANr.

From The Milwaukee sentinel
At last we have legal definition OF an intoxica,
ing drink Commonly, an intoxicating drink Is
houghf 10 be any beverage which, taken In such quan
nv as men usually drink win produce an 0Discsuon
40 The cerebral centres with consequent hypertfophy
Of the tongue and general bewderment OF me iess
Cdor Il not regarded by most people as an ntoAeans
d,snk because ma must absorb an eXtravaganb
quantity before It produces any marked enees on ms
head Certainly vinegar Is not looked upon as
hIlarious Aauid though IL biteth like horse radsh
Vet under the legal definition OF an lntoxlcant gven
Nv the iowa supreme Court anything Is an infoxcans
which contains alcohol, no matter how smai tue
percentage may be. Certain LIQUORS which -, are
Ia,med 10 be Notwithstanding, having less than three
nav cent OF alcohol, which amount Is necessary 70
preseryo tho ingredients arc pronounced by me court
- Ia intoxcants, not because they VIII intoxicate
o taken 10 the point OF dropsy, but because they
contain this small percentage OF alcohol =.
Ia IN Iowa: oven vinegar must be shut out; While
All the tonics that are SO popular In pronloltion
a. ~. could not be sold except on prescription, IL
ssunSSosv shoud DO disposed to mako case OF T.
sXycoho, no matter how much Diluted rules tho
AZ, an intoxicant, simply because the statute SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12
JUSTICE MATTHEWS GAINING IN srRENGl

Washington. Jan. Il-Mrs Matthews, vito OF As
ISOLATE Justice Matthew'S OF the supreme Court Of the
Unlted States said this afternoon tina, the statements
published regarding the serious condition OF Justice
Matthews were entirely false The Justice. Mrs. Mat
thows said was better now and stronger than he has
been since his illness began last March. His III
ness she continued has been long and tedious, and
he did not gain ground fast a. he wished, but Tor
tho last two weeks he has rapidly gained both Ia
strength and appetite. and look for his speedy re
coycry His appetite Is excellent and he takes plenty
~ s,bstantIal food aud 4 not on diet.S
The Justice sees his friends and associates OF ,he
supreme Court frequently and eonyerses WIN ,nen.
MS nhvsleian is not In constant attendance, and sees
Mr. Matthews az intervals Of once or twice WoeA' anu
frequently not so often.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12
STORAGE FOR CRoToS WATER
n n IN. fdffoP fThe Trtb uns.

Sir: The statement In your issue OF Today giving
the purport OF the answer Of President Duane OF .he
Aopeduet Commission 10 an inquiry Of tho Health
nenartment relative to the date Of tho expected In
crease OF rur waior supply, pecudes all hope OF TO
lief flor several years at the least nom the evils Nc
sultlng from the scarcity Of water. which are now
constant menace to life and health and property In
iris otherwise highly favored city. But as we must
faee tho inevitable let believe II possible that when
the day of deliveranoe comes we may, IN our ex
hanca ~ ioy forget 10 inquire why tho necessary
amonnt OF storage not IN readiness az the COM
nietJon Of onr magnificent new aqueduct.
New.York, Jan. o, 1889. JOSEfh hhNHDiNi'
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MoKETAvATA.
Tome Adftor oJThs Tribune

70 IN Edtfor OF IHe IFFVH"r
Sir: Allow me TO suggest name for one OF the new
states 40 be made by tho division Of the Territory Of
Dakota, which would be an appropriate and happy
one. It is that Of a great Indian chief who was al
ways good and true friend Of tho white man, and
who often effectively used bis great abilities 70 pro
servo peace between bis race and their foes This
great people would honor themselves by the adoption
Of that name and It would be a lasting emphasis Of
ther Appreciation OF the high and noble character OF
thIs Indian The name Is that Of Moketa~va ta-a
mscaI and splendid for ono OF the states IN our
grand constellation. W. r. f'Ali
New.York. Jan. IL, 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12
DIAMONDS on OWES Doors.

FrDm THO AIDauy IDHI fVI'b'''' .,...,l.. n IN ~
pa y EYER ana od0 unaus process the blscns Of
boots isl You see we smear the v ss,v da,aH ~
araon of boncblach, when Is - arv hr,tsb make
shine like The Their not sr a. Know and
like this anywhere IN the arn, 80 explanation Of
he process have theory o. my worth SE 1 The hey
which VIII give you for wis nv, H,hat diamond Is
nothing Snt cyrysssed carbon The oac ctns ~
little more than carbon paste fn ecIsnt methods Of
esnera,sa eectrcify, has the effect Of ans
he carbon Of the siachins 'o As so ~ pnsy small
diamond. y ana, OF course. begins to shine AZ mass
OF dianoids would.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12
CHRISTMAS With MR.. FARwELL's EMPLOYEES
grom The Chicago Herald.

AS the en- poyes of the wholesale dry goods es.ap
ment of Jobn " Farwell Co. were leaving lne s.ore
on Christmas Eve, all those who had pesm banded
sealed envelope with Merry Cbfsimas VI d tney
we're asked not to open these envelopes 9nul " fas
dsy morning One of the recipients oeleDraiea Thirst
mas auto pleasantly and returned home at : I'm, III
IIc argued that II then morning IA 'ng Z, ba
found check for EDO, signed by John Y. fsr~ s,
personally Each Of the ten year men iound and thrv
returned To work yesterday morning win nea i
good viii II waa no profit sharing scnehh.p, . ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12
pA1Nrna AMErIcAx We sUDJEoTs.

James y Taylor, a NewYork artist, has JUST
finished and forwarded 10 Colonel Ezra H. Ripple
Mayor Of scranton, Penn, two dramatic war suoee'A
ev renresent the dead OF General John scdgwioS, of
Cornwall Hollow, chief Of tho 9th Corps Killed by
sharshootcr at or near spotsylvanIa, May o. 1864,
and tho death OF General James b. Mcpherson AZ
Atlanta, July -, 1854 Mr. Taylor Is at present
designing a large composition Tor DepelH 70. ~ ~;
uodae rprescnfing tie 18th Corps holding the leIt
OF The Union line az Atlanta, July ~, ieo4 agahhss
HarIoe's desperate effort 10 break through aua uuOo
nm shermans army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12
1NorHrR "rnA PARTY AT Mr.. ARKmL's

canatoharie n. Y. Jan. IL OpeciaD Much interest,"
was manifested in canaionaFie tonight over inc 70
,ort mat ex-senator Thomas c. Platt and other Re
nublican leaders we're holdin. OF ex-senator
hrkell's famous "tea parties at tho ntters house
here. Among the visitors was Charles Fitch, Editor
Of The Rochester Democrat D. Gillian and W. }.
Arkell. Of aJudge'; John A. slscher Of The Albany
JournalH The object Of the conference as rencrsly
understood IS settle the controversy whether M.
p,s,t or warner Miller Is TO have the tender Of tho
treasury Department Ma President Harrisons Cabinet
IA e said that Mr. Miller was informed Of this con-
sercnee over a week ago, and that II General Harri-
son could provide proper place FIR Mr. Evarts and
Mr. Miller could go Into the Senate. he would be
for Mr.. Platt and Republican unity In New-Yorn
State secured II Is also rumored that Senator Arken
and " j. Arieu and party will have hero FOR
riianapo,s shortly to lsf TIE case before tbs Pres
dent Mr. Fiat boarded the outgoing train Ut mid
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12
pryrrsrr,I roRwoUIruaAD soo1BrY.

Devsr, Del. Jan IL (speciaD.-The Peninsula Horti-
cultural society ad1ournsd this evening after three
aays session. Professor II. e. Vandenan, pomoo-
sst Of the Unfed States Agricultural Bureau;
~ r. Bishop Maryland Agricultural College: Pro-
lessor r. n. smith, Of Washington and other proml-
nent horthulturalsts took part In the proceedings.
Professor Yandeman discovered several new varieties
Of apples In the exhibits which he VIII take 10 wash
ina6Sn Win him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12
NEwYoRK TRIBUNE SATURDAY., JANUARY H. rEN PAGES

we'll observe in 1t some trivial faults, however
For instance, you describe the herolne.s canary as
drinking water by Tapping 1t up eagerly with her
tongue Isn't that peculiar way for canary to
drink waterip
Your criticism surprises me- said Mr. Winterkill
In palned voice. "sull, II you think your readers
would prefer H. perhaps Il would be better 10 lei the
canary drink its water with teaspo0n.2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12
A oRAssHoppEn IN JANUARY.
To me Bdstor or rae rrfbune.

70 fht BID tE0T VT I"' - - a,
Sir: During a residence Of over twenty years IN
Morris county n j. have never known of such 70
naraby mild weather extending so far into tho WIN
ter. ON New Years Day plucked two dandcion
blossoms on my lawn The grass Is nearly as green
as In MAY. Ny little son came TO me with q i've
Qrasshopper IN his hand few days ago, asking mat
meant that spring was here already.
New.Yorl Jan. 10, 1859. GEO. SHEPARD PAGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12
1--WE no11Ans Aprron ZOE PRAYBRs.

Indianapolis dispatch TO Tho Chicago no'
There is great danger That me Lesisaa.ue mHcs
isss body. unless IL can import men nom outside
towns 70 conduct devotional EXERCISES d nss Denn
to .ofciafe IN turn A. chaplain Ct tho opcnlng % bS
daily SESSIONS These reqests have been
Yospondsc To- At tllsir meeting this moIfns now,
over tho matter was discussed By me ana
would pay rs a prayer the clergymen wouia refuse
to of,lciatA IS usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12

3Hx MANHATTAN CLUES PROPOSED NEW HOME
The published statement that there would be
meeting Of the members Of the Manhattan Club yes
isray afternoon TO take action toward securing new
quarters was erroneous. According 10 Frederic r.
Ccudsrt there was no such meeting called, nor VIII
ora b h<d until tho committee calls one, possibly
not Until next month Tho matter, ~ DR. Coudert
aIpras4ed IL n sttll simncruG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12
4 HIaY YE1GHINa rYHNrY oUYoEs.

pittsbu1e, Jan. IL CspsssD.--Benjamin Lewis and
wife, Of cossst ere the parents Of girl baby which,
though thiss months cid. emily weighs Ia pounds.
1t Is enc OF pair Of twins. the other living only two
DAYS IU weight has not increased since birth. IL
Is perfectly Turned IT. skin exceedingly white but its
srtnx are no thicker than Q mans finger. IL s D
hesrfy es3sr feeding from bottle aud b apparently
N nerfect health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12
4 vxssAruE COMBINATION.

blanche wills Howard, the novelist, has patented
How a. Sonbinsiisn works, but IL 10 doubucss CAPE
lbb Of Violations For. instance you can p%TS ah
rsok or bottom up and hsye mu9lo sooe anu pstp
nat g yoq eeQ touch npr1rE saq a. tfe ms thinss
- ssvssss essidn't tnvsnf GSsy PAT their minds
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The reported Hines Of J, A. Bcstwick Of ae etndqsd
oil Company been greatly exaggerated and has e>sset
much annoyance to his personal friends Mn. Bostwick
said that Ns. Bostwiek had been suffering for ~
last weeks from indigestion seceeHted b cveFweFk
lie has been attended for two weeks By his physician Dr.
Smith, Of No. East Thirethst who advised him 70 AXE
perfect rest fer short tine but he has transacted bust
through private secretary who has him every
day. have also several Of his business associates He
much better on Thursday snd yesterday that 10
able 70 driving and last night was reported
TO be much better for the exerclse..
Mrs Bcstwk denied that her husband bad been seSec
with paralysis reported and said that no will sail for
the South Of France the sase the end Of this month
where he will remain for two MONTHS ct tho end Of which
time he will return To business as usual Hs had IN
tended to visit California this spring vacation, ~
compapied by his family bus his physician recommended
the voyage and the climate Of Southern Europe
in preference to journey across this continent DE-
Smith could not be seen at his house last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12
WAR VETERANS P0RM A SOCIETY.

The Society Of War Veterans and xMembers Of tAs 9Th
Regiment completed its organization last night in thu
Broadway and Thirty sixthst The officers ~
follows: President Major Leandsr Buck; nrst vics-
president James W. Connolly; second vice.pres'dsnt,
Robert J. Clyde; recording secretary, Samuel g. Hay
corresponding secretary. JohnL Shirley The Sth Rsa
has before had veterans society. and con-
siderable interest is felt in the new organization There
present 100 members and meetings are To- be hed
monthly. .tft
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pBArB IRON AN nI1YzrEue sHoz
- ~ l-.x,lssrfils Pat

Nh. 1sr,h Tulcr, most estimabls lady, died near
la1$aah coupb Of days ago snd was inferred yss,
Hee1. Some time since az W-nnn& snos os sosss
sm1l Nd poisonipg st t4 ~ yM deeidsd e am ~.
et - ca saet e N RI ~ s,xs I1 sol, ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12

When the mucous surfaces Of the brsnchia
innamed. Dr. Jayns's Expectorans will afford prompt
relief For breaking up Geld subduins cough yea
will find in II q certain remedy. =:
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SATURDAYS TwELvE-PAGE aGRAPHc'
The best Saturday evening paper m Eew-yorA
Road CAL Hamilton and the Duchess IN 9 rAa
Graphfcn. +tt9fs ltac. Irffs salfL ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12

To-day's sGraphics viii contain stirling pictures
of the Reading and Pittsburg disasters, taken BY
special artists. Buy The Graphic" 80
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS January 2, by the Rev.
James s. Stone D. d. George Z. Errington Of NewYork
TO label H. Townsend OF Philadelphia. sgrffgtA
McKAY-POPE-On Wednesday January O. ct the residence
OF the BRIDE by the Rev. Justin D. Fulton, d. D., Mr. Ma
thanel Mckay, OF New-Yor City. TO Miss Jenny Wilson
TAFT-GALER-Qn Thursday, January 10. by the Rev.
sc6abs d D. Francis Horton Taft Hattie. daughter
Of the late David Caller. both Of Brooklyn.
Notices Of marriages sast bsiadorssd ssith fs mSms
ana address
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spseinl Nohtss.


SAMUEL. BENNERs PREDICTIONS. :.
THIS WEEKS RECORD AND GUIDE. -
out e NE as1 S S a'i
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tsxns e ~ s
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THE NEW TINES BVILDISe
and the Progress cub and vast valuable in!crma
aH on presented BY ts advertisers TOf the nOrmatOnof
THE RECORD AND GUIDE q
the annual subscription SO and single copies can b
bought ~ all newsstArds
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Tcnderso
COLONY OF NEwFOUNDLAND.
TO RAILWAY CONTRACTORS.
THE GOVERNMENT Of Newfoundland invite tenders foe
tho construction and operation Of limo Of railway in shs
Colony Of sboat
$50 MILES IN LENGTH.
sneh tenders addressed to colonial Secretary b. Johna
Newfoundland. viii DO received mp 10 the
18TH MARCH, 1889.
Fu particulars and other information to conditions Of
proposed contract can DO obtained on application %.
MEsSRs. o'CONNOR a Hood,
Barristers,
OTTAWA, ONTARIO. ..
New York Cooking ~chop 2s lafayette Place Chssss
Classes Young normal classes for teAchers
Classes for cooks special for cook TO commence
MONDAY, January o. Application 70 30 made Immediately
at the school
aTribuue,v "worid,v "Muxwump" sad "Herair
wATERCLOSETS. s,f
.,a ,prrvei closets are now In all parts Of the
limited states aud Canada notably Ponce do Leon Hotel 81
Augustine; Spring House kicLned springs Musuxa Lac
MY II % ssrssfA sMfsfAa RR2Hw.R R5HHRsoT'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12

Prom The Chicago News H.
Your story Mr. wInssr sais . re n ne ss
editsr to the nsfns yenas su'hof' ny 10Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12

and 40o, the average (s5hg bsng lzhs AGhR tnpaa -
corresponding day last year. and $50 loves ~ - x1nSe
day - re- III q ~ IL 3s ff.tf
In and near tho eiss TO-DAY tasss sin sssb.hs y
little or no change IN tle weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12
MARRIED.

Ichins Piles positively cured by the Of Burnetrs KALI
iston For sale BY druggists. .s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12

ff Berfon (" Sec y Champagne.
lver silver labeled Case OF doz bottles $50
net caseu doA bottes. Same For sale by dealerst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-12

4 Young man who sometimes forgets to take cards
with him when he goes TO mako calls received a
lesson few evenings ago that he probably Will not
soon forget A lady to whom he had not sent up his
name Kept him waiting for some time, and when she
finally came In remarked @I am sorry TO have made
yon walt so long not really prepared to receive
callers, but as you did no. send up your name, 1
decided not to say that was not at home, because
thought IL might be somebody that wanted TO see'