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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

MANY FRIENDS SEND CONGRATULATIONS TO
cHAUNCEY II. DEPEw az HIS BIRTHDAY

'hACNCEY II. DEPEW IN HIS BIRTHDAY
Channccy NJ Dcpew was pleasantly reminded by
lis friends yesterday that he had completed the fifty
slxth year of his life. lie got letters and kilograms
OF consraulation from all the country, ana ho
received many callers who wished him many happy
returns Of the day. lie celebrated his birthday by
working hard. lie was his desk in his Office early
in the forenoon. lie downtown for a few
hours. lie had a private dinner party at his home,
No. AZ West Fifty fourth st. lie made speech at
the dinner Of the Georges Society in Dclmoncos,
and he heard Patti sing in Linda" at the Metro
politan Opera House.
The first song sang he remarked TO a Tribune
reporter, had words To it. and it was In minor
key. Nothing very remarkable has happened to me
today except letter from man in Dakota. VINO
wants me TO lend him 500. lie says he hasn't any
security 10 offer me except swelling in his leg. /
think I'll neglect this business opportunity
y. T. Earnum sent by a messenger fine copy OF
his Life to Mr. Depcw for birthday gift, and WIN
it the following jolly letter:
lay " Life at your feet in recognition OF the
iact that in hiiS sA wears YOU have chacnsra oIc
admiration Of more people, given by yonr sood eN
amples stimulus and ambition for education ana
usefulness TO YOUR fellow citizens. and done more 10,
the honor OF your country than anv average Thousand
men who attained the age Of seventy I'VE schl
Life by bearer. / am only eighty years old and
that not TIL july next but when get to be OF
Your age shall still be found in the ranks OF your
army OF admirers.
Cyrus W. Field tclcgraphcd: "warmcst con-
gratulatons and best wishes for many happy returns
OF this day From g. W. Kellogg. prominent
member Of The Yale Alumni Association OF Con
ncciicut. came the following message br,hIdN
congratulations in full measure, hcapcd and running
over
Edward b. Bartlett tecgraphcd Forty four
years Of usefulness with the added blessing ~
good health and Happiness Is the birthday greeting oil
yours. faithfully
Thomas f. Fowler president Of the New or',
Ontlrio and western RAJ road. slid Sc Permit M -
unite with Your other friend, wishing You MANY
happy returns Of the day." f.. .. Ei-r-. m cA-
thusiastc newspaper man. sent the following t''
gram: &c II oxygen could take form. YOU Iuld have
a planet Of congratulations from me on this dlf.
But the most enthusiastic Of all Mr. Dcpcw'S well
wi~hcrs was !. ogden smith. of Brooklyn. gentle
man who confessed IN h- letter that he had never
seen Mr. Dcpew heard him speak. bat %" sad :
God hles. Won. Chauntcs VI. DepcN. MAY Won 1.-Two
10 be liz. with good health. and able to 'ai good
dinner"
DO YOU require a ca'tlc or cool or a " s'rc iihn~
in patents. or situation. or ANYTHING else n YOU
d. consult tie little advertisements on the eighth and
ninth pages.
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HEARTY APPLAUSE roe co1rNsA STUDENTS

,roa, was the mcrrimcnt at the hcrH'lH A'''""' 49,
u Wcst Torty-,ourth-st. last evening lh' N'-- WIS
nll.d with friend. and admirers ~ h' Columbia ''''v
,,o,, cl,h which gave an admirable presentation -
tho original burlcsquc 'Iaayctt'. or. "a" N'N an" u
Naroui." Loud pca- OF laughter and LONG 'N'o''' q"
applause rewarded tho efforts q each Of 'h' ,"'- 80
Touers too were In profusion. The play "'h - XIV"
FOR the hcncnt Of the university crew, vi" %" F'i'" W
nlcht and on Friday and saturday evening", "" WI,
douhtlcss continue to large crowds Inc '@' o'
characters f. A. follows:
,,., L.. ,,,,.t.o Robert Leo Norren
In - - i,rie Richard Iigh" MalnNr-ht
~" JUS ''l' Robert Livingston cutting r.
Captaln Paul Jones. L. :. John 'o n.s"t b,.s
l'ou". .-.--'..'--'- ,.o~-c NJ Anderson
rr laa.h' '''''-- oliver Hazard Perry Ia Fargo
The Duchess o. Monmouth J., Is ,,.,,,,r. ,nl,ar
Premiere pan.ousr: Oliver H. +. La f"'Se'
,, , IN ,h, ehoruscs and ballet weic taken by W.
I narkcr e.. b. G. Hogan. !. Grai!cr. j. Lamb. D. vac
ohc + Spie. g. II. CoNins. H. r. N"Gr' ~ =, ME-
~ T nel,no ] A. Barnard J. Ranger j.; h,'' H. l'"'
dock 4. b. Ripley. II. r. AveflN W L. ho'''
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NOTES or THE STAGE.


Miss Rose Coghlan Will play reg "oihle'oh III
Masks and Faces at Hammcrstein's opera House 20
night and for the rest Of the week TINS WI DC e'
last appearance in this play in NeW>oIh 's scas"''
Charles +. Locke, the manager Of the Emma Ju'h
Grand English Opera Company, arrived III LOW" "''
Tuesday night. He reports that the company J, uoS
well and has had a. good season as could be cNcc'ou'
The Stepping stone" has had somewhat better
audiences at Palmor's Theatre than 1t had al NC
standard or the New Park and MIR. Rosenield says he
feels encouraged
John L. Stoddard sailed for Europe Yesterday OF
Tho SALE While abroad he will 20 10 Vienna. TO
oberammcrcau 10 sec tho Passion Play and TO Norway
and sweden.
vmo Patti has written letter TO Collector Krhardt
sneakinc in the highest Of the strauss orchestra
and it, PLAYING and saving that if artist are freely a.
mticd t. the nicd states TIL, orchestra surely ouo"'
10 be admitted.
Edwin A. Pratt has been appointed as the legal rep
resentative Of Richard Warner 4 Co.. piopret"Fs OF
the international Theatrical and Musical Agency 81
London lie intends to begin snit AGAINST certain
neople I'm thi, country who have Obtained place
through the agency and have neglected to pay the
commissions charged
Henry C.. Miner has filed notice Of alterations and
repairs TO the Fifth Avenue Theatre 10 cost 100000
Twelve new boxes will he constructed. the balcony
Inc, will be changed and the floor VIII be furnished
with new seats.
Jim the Pcnman" viii be played at Niblos Garden
next week by a company Including members Of the
original cast at the Madison square Theatre.
Matinee performance, Of The Henrietta VIII be
given AZ PIoctor'- Twenty third street Theatre on
Wednesday well a. SATURDAYS.
Mis-. Kosna Vokcs's bn tor neat week a. DAILY
Theatre viii consist Of piece never before plaj ed
called ~Awahcning.7 the Old familiar ard popular
Circus Rider" aud Ny Lord ia Livery
Alexander salvini will play a Child q Naplcs7 NJ
Nlblo's Garden at every performance thi, week. In
fiud lc viii be
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Irnfr ARyorr on TIE M0RAL Law.

TO the Editor Of Tho Tribune.
sir: You kindly published letter from me IN yes
terdav's Tribune. T. which Won prcrxcf tho heading
Taking ls,uc with Mr. Glider TIL" honorable
gentleman referred 90 f. dissatisfied with your conduct
asserting that this j. mistake. and claims now tlit
the issue ON the copyright is with Tho moral law
lie is a. unfortunate in this regard IN his applc1-
ton Of the di!apdatcd and badly used Chimes" Wal
I'm his original communication. without intending =
be drawn into a controversy n vour columns. cannot
resist the temptation - rfIte the implied mpu'aon.
Tor the moral law conta this command. Thou
shalt not bear fal,e witness against thy urishbor
Therefore 70 LAY ihat certain act wh the lp'r'.
the AppleOn-. the >cr.bu"rs and al tie leading pub
Usher. If America and England have committed !.
stealing is a serious charge. and II unfiu" most
serious nracilon ~ this provision o.. the moral law.
think il VIII require much Ingenuity and mpr'
ca-ul-'ry. T. convince intelligent people That TIE
publishers Who have lawfully relr'f't public alton
either foreign domestic a." fl.rfc-. under 81"
moral or any Other law. or %" Government, pr.
hitting such republication. are pariahcr- g. h1d a.
ihlrvr-. cor that m, employment or relation - the
matter Affect either 81" -Iultur- ID! my argument
or the morality of the question.
WILLIAM HENRY ARMOUR.
New York. April -. 1890.
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ArGrSTTS FORD.

Augustus Ford died Thursday al his home. NO.
81 second Place, Brooklyn, at the age OF seventy
eight. His father we'll known lawyer III
Ierkim.r County and he was born I'm Fairfield. y l.
lie studied his fathers procession and enlarged upon
IT'S practice at >acketts IIarbor. He became ac-
ouain,ed with General Grant when the latter was
stationed at the military post in that place When
Grant was President he made Mr. Ford an Assessor
Of Internal Revenue and ho held the Office until II
was abolished. lie practlsed law in Buffalo at ono
time. since 1850 h. had lived in Brooklyn. lie
left wife and thrrc children MI f"rn was CUM IT,,
Irooklyn Life Insurance Company. The funeral VIII
be held at = p. to-day, IN 1T. Pau4s hpl''opI
lhiirch In Clinton 81
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George w Campbell. retired butcher age scventf'
nine died a, his home No. Il Last 'n''l'""i' u''''
on,i,,h..t Yesterday Mr.. Campbell was born az Iarff
oo, and came % this city at the age Ok seventeen. ~
vas Tor many years tho meat business al washington
Market The funrr, VIII be held at bis home on Friday
afternoon a, 3 O'Clock. lie leaves four sons ana 'o''
daughters.
Fletcher W,sirav retired ia merchant af' -'F'hF-
ia. ntea a. AL. home 80 100 West observation-disclosures
,wonty.nr,-t yesterday from nrAl, il" wa "" III
uaiiraN y s and FOR many year, member q" ''
r-m Of Wc.trav Obb-s & Harica,tlc importers ~ t' a.
Va Wiuian..t lie was a member q the Manhattan
,., and rho X,w.York Yacht club. lie leave, wife
and ono daughter The funeral. which Will boz lfN"'''
will be- held at his home this afternoon at . O'Clock
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MARRIED..

ABBEY-MEAD-Tuesday April % at the residence OF
the brides parents No. West ,Gth-st, by the Rev
Charles L. Thompson ID. D., Edwin \. Abbey ana Mary
Gertrude daughter Of Frederick Mead
BRANT-CLARK-On Friday, April II, 1890, at Christ
Church Slarkill " Y, ~ the Rev. l. o. Dramn,
Ella Leland daughter Of Louis Gaylord Ciarh, 70
Henry Benton Blant Of 81. Louis.
CHATRY- POILLON-On wednesday, the 23d inst. 40
the Church the Heavenly Ke,t, lsev. II Walpolo
Warren Mary f. daughter Of Mrs. Cornelius e. Poiilon'
to Raymond J. Chatry.
COREY-BKOwN-o Tuesday, Ap.il %. at the resi-.
the brides parents, TarfAtown y T.. by IN:
Rev. DR.. II. Corey. Of Washington. D. C assisted
by Rev. VIM. Lee and Rev. VIA Golden Miss FLORENCE.
daughter ~ Dr. Edward v Brown, to Herrck l. corey
OF Ncw-YOrk
HUHTER-CLARK-On Monday. April 81 by the Rev.
Thomas Hastings. ID. D. president Union Iheologl-
cal seminary, Ida FIedeiiAa Clark to the Rev Henry
T. Hunter
KNOX-MEIGS- Tuesday. April 22, at the Madison
Avenue Reformed Church, by the Rev \. T. kittIedge
Henry Cozzens Knox and Edith, daughter Of ,. H. r.
Mcigs.
THOMPSON-TRACY-On Monday. April 81, mt 40 East
25th-st Philip 90 rmOnd OF larry town on
Hudson Harriet Frances Tracy to George thompson, IT.
TOWNSEND-UAWkINS-o Wednesday the 23d inst,
Church the Messiah, Viola s. daughter OF the
late Dexter \. Hawkins, t. John Allen Townsend
WALDO-HALG.-At St. AIMS Church by the Rev Dr.
Kcttel Tuesday evening, ApIIl ~, Miss amy ".
Hall. daughter II NJ. Alfred b. Hall, ~ DR.. Haph
Waldo. both % this city.
YULEI-MURRAY-On Tuesday, april p? by, me n hev,
George Alexander Icyton, daughter oil bronson
Murray. to [. Wicklinc Iulce
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should De .cad daily by All interested as changes maS
Itt'Sr~ fr reign countries need not be specially a.
dressed d-pltn by any particular steiner eAep. "hen
10 desired send Guvcalc- OF bihnihE ana cOhiAeIc "A
documents, c,t not specially addressed Dens sent by
D., fl.t,.. Vessels available. .
,,,1nr,. n All cas-, ct hi- Once follows,
TIL i,~DAt Nt 90 a. m ior Lurvl-' PE > . ~ IN
.Dth.,i,ni- dirett per T. taland. Via Eotterdam
letters must BE- A., yea ~ g,""u ~ - Alss
- N 20 3, H. f0r Para. Mafani am and Cara, per > ::
-, for Nas-aa. y r. and santiago, cuba per 5; ..
,irniucpo,, at D. 49, Tor ifuN.9 ~ : ,s,an me-.
'" Pro, Mor.c nom Ncwo rclns at pm for Iruxillo
Der ~ WihaN'n from Nc" orleans AT $ p ID. io 20 ss
H'' l0 @ ~ FL rrSliqucon. per steamer from Halifax
" SAtINpAN AT 30 Z. r for Norway direct per ;.
x,,.. A. q $50 A. H. 0g France. Swltlcrland ltaiy sYa1
and porforal pr La Champagne Via Hare a, y
A. M for Great Brtsm Ireland B,eium neither ana, ana
9orn coanrc, must be directed per EtrurIsD al
80 Tor Dcrnny b,ii' ,i, so9thsmnton Gettsr,
'a r az e'.al countries must be- directed per "Emsp
AZ t' a. m sar scotland direct ler 5 D ,ona wa elias
Tor Vineyard Islands direct per i Evns' a. p' H.
%rzea e,.cr, Tor other Mexican States and Cuba must
De for Si,arasud 70, per So. 5, NV q, g.
iinon per :. lIi-lana RON y, Ne"'omr"s ca.,,.
FOR y,s Gs9e an" sos '' sere Nav $50 80
~ m Man, for the society Islands. per ship city OF
oPau s. fo or AasGas Negz'aland Hawaiian FIH
ad samoan Island, o m ar On s srrla ran q.
cisco si9'c PER- Aaania with British mails Tor Aus.
nv steamer Via Key West !a close at this Office daily az
$50 a. N.
The schedule closing Of Trans. Pacific mails Is
RAJ god on presumption - their unnt rruptcd overland
@ ~ San Francisco on day OF sailing steamer.
dispatched thence the day Registered mail closes
at i D. !" ''e''SCSoSR CORNELIUS VAN coTT. Postmaster
PostOnice. New-York. n. Y April Is. $500
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From The New-Yorh Herald.

IrOm The New ON IItIdIU
Admiral Walkers squadron Is on its way nome
aud ,e wish ~ were the coast now The appear
sncc on New York OF those few and Dsht ship, would
In ycry u..ful al this time, for the Admiral cond
dcnnnstra,e 10 Congress that this great port IS de
lcnccles, against even such vessels. lie would be
able 10 prove Congress that he could reduce New.
tcfrncc we have 10 Offer at this time. and that We
must have hect OF scagong battle ships to make
a. ro.,nrahiv secure against weak a force
a. a Acct ~ well armed enemy's cruisers
WV viii not NJ. Tracy recall our fleet at once.
.,d i. IL make an instructive sham attack npOn
80 Vnrl9 II would be worth many specchcs III
i'oncrcss In such an attack Admiral walker meet
of Icht vessels could make ruins Of Tic Herald,
- ,rir'es 'rihunc and Western Union buildings In
short order merely y way Of getting the ng G ana
"trs,e nix w1nd be perhaps effective use as
secretary Tracy could put our squadron TO this sum-
ncr. A., H.. 4. es .,t,.
over in a93 to take part in the naval review. we
ehau have reason 10 be deyOutly thankful that they
nnaaa ,n n.ace and not in But will IL not he a
Hnml,,ating thought TO americans that II Con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
THE TESTIMONIAL TO JOSEPH r. REYNOLDS

Many seats have been sold Tor the te'''o,''"' .'
In, y Rewards manager Of the Fifth Avenue
Theatre which will lake pucc on sunday cVc"''s'
Mr. REYNOLDS has q ho-1 Of friends, and they "'c w
crmined to make the anir success. nor Is ''e'
any doubt Of their ability 70 do 50. There VIII, oo
enough Of them behind the curtain To give al, uJ'
ouphly ENJOYABLE entertainment and there VIII ~
enough I'm front to MI the seats. Among tno'c wa,
viii take part arc Donncy aud Iirard. 'h"rc> n.cu
Wilton LacAnyc Alexander Salvn, Mark sum, ~
Jane, H. Radcliffe Bernard Dylln, W. +. Ma'n I'm W
W an.omc Eugene Garfield, Miss Kate paN'>' ''''
Katherine H. lowe and Ittlc Dot Clarendon
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WORK At THE METROPOLITAN ursErh OF ART

The metropolitan Museum Of Art was Close" - W
public on April II and viii not be "p'"o" ""',
T. Between forty and fifty men are p"'''
oe,..cd f., ,,ri,us mart. OF the museum. doing ear
rcnicr work plastciing. gliding the picture H'"''7
hanging new pictures. painting and 'lc'n"- "','
uniting the electric cht, in order General dl rN"''
aud MS assistants have carefully studied the P'''"-
Of the lights 80 that the paintings ETC.. can D. sven
70 greatest advantage. The building VIII u ~ o
v.ith fine new ,v,fcm for the first time Al th' -
view from T. - O'Clock and from I, ~ - VI .h
ON SATURDAY Nav .. The spring rcccpi en- lo' IN
oncuiug of h. nineteenth semi annual cNhlnl''v' NJ"
take place MONDAY. MAY ;. from 10 o'io'A'
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table exhibited in Paris and in London. During
the reign Of Napoleon III repeated efforts made
to sell 1t to Eugenic but the Empress would not buy
so the table remained In the De SERIES family until
ter OF lsabey the artist set up last year IN the
Paris Exposition it was conceded by all who saw 1t
to be the masterpiece OF And after
notable history 1t is cracked from end to end by q
laundering truckman
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gresS should do It's plain duty and grant money
ior ~ least eight battle ships these would DC nl-
Ihished IN 1893, and we should even then not nave
single ship 10 face. i'm the naval review. SPANISH
vi 'hillan, or "A Peruvian. much less an tHEI'l'
french or German battle shipl not single snip
powerful enough to drive oil even an cncmys batc sup
OF pIevcn II from homhaIhLMg Cy at lts LEI. lIc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
RgylrlyG NrroRirS or THEIR ANA MATER


The annual dinner II the Alumni Association OF
Mount st. Mary's Colleen. rmmlt,hurc. Nd. ok place
lat evening On the Metropolitan Hotel More than
900 persons ouc third u whom were clergy men, al
down. l. d. Y. Watcr.pn - rtt-burs presided ana
made an eloquent opening -pccch Among IN" well
known person, present we're Bishop John A. Naier'"h'
# columbus ohio IN" l'cv christopher 'lic'IN' "'
st. Cccila's Roman Catholic Church. Nlcar"ehcra'
Iyrnc II Boston Professor Jane, GRAY. ot ~ fe'er
COLLEGE jersey CITY Tho Rev. John T. kcarncV' john
g. Dcvcrcaut Ncv'pr orleans. La. I. G. N''Irr ''''
burg. Thoma- j. McTehe, Arthur Moore James MOOR
Myers r. Jones' nroolyn. Richard VI. Reilly. Ian
caster, Penn. Charlie, H. Ernst. Rochester, y J.
James Fox secretary the Rev. DR. T.. p. Allen picsl
dent II It. Miry's College. the Rev. f. !. HhU'Y
prc.idcnt Of the Forlhim Alumni Association the
rrv NJ f. Iavcllc rector Of IT. Patrck's cathedral
the Rev f. pnwcr-. Sew Rochelle. IN" Rev. L. ~
Dn,u Chancellor II the Diocese Of PrOViieh,r' 1T,
I,-cph ,rnr m. Rev. John LOughran plr'ld'nl %
inc seton Han College Alumni. and tho rev ~ ~
Nrrr,, c.ldr- the presidents address Sle''n'
were made b, bishop NcGoycrn II ilafri'burs irn"
The Rev r. L. Duify 81 thtrl",t"n :. G. ', , ,h
lead II Plti. burr. Dr. &. {. Ice. OF New lo'" ""
Rev Frank Ward 81 Mount -. MarNe tol'ec r.. ~,
Dunphy. the Rev. u. j. Mcmahon, Johl D. Rooney anu
Professor LagaI'ic.
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ned rank. y. j.. April % lspcclan.Thc funeral
., Mrs Kc,lah IIals,rad nurse IN a number Of
southern hospital, during the rebellion. and "ldo"
Of Dr. joseph Halstend. a prominent 'M'aE' piN
clan took place Today az Oceanic. whore she IiH
resided for the last three years win h'V oaH-h'l'
~, :, ficcr Mrs Ial,tead was IN her sixty
thi,, vcsr. The intrrmcnt was made In Far Vie"
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Boston. Mass. April 23.-N dispatch from Marion
Mass to TIE Globe" says; II Is announced 'i"'
., President Gle, Gland has lc''r' u'c "'"'"'
:, ~" - n,c,sont SPOT retired and quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

London. April 23.-iIandcl CosNhan. Literal Nom
her Of the House Of Commons for East Bristol died
suddenly to-day at the National Liberal Cub, from
,oar, disease ace slXtv-.iv Iic MAYOR Of Bath
in i--2 and 1854, aud had been in Parliament I'VE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
LISTER WINFIELD.

Xcwlnrc April 20 spccian.-LcStcr winfield. Editor
n, Tho standard" in Montgomery. died last evening
ayc f,rty.sc>-n His malay was consumption.
w WinGeld WAS an excellent editor, ana his paper
was Republican In politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
Ynrcnius txtrgOrdinnrv In Furniture.

opportunity seldom offered u nurchtsc hahu-oii.
furniture OF designs may be found at Geo: G. tint
Cas- iQ West l4tA-st. Bargains of. red % force
sales and make for goods daily arriving from factory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

-, ,,oh,c .,x,c. Of hest quality Rubber Clothing.
A,"g oismams fash enable Nackin'osh coats. coak-
- re FOR ocean travellers. may. BE- had OF the h3l-
nan Rubber Company. Broadway cor 'r'hd,,t aHG -
Vest sd ST. adjoining Filth Avenue iioc hunP,f ho
h;ng and fishing OUTFIT for sporsmen may also be had
in treat variety az either Of HoasNahs esconSnh'''
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pride, washed the blood from his face went TO the
Agency and the ceremony performed"
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Tie little advertisements on the eirhtn and ninth
pages OF Tho Tribune today run along the whole
esmu' ~ human necessities. They aupcal 10 every
condition Of man and woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

For twenty-lvc cents You can get Carriers LUIS
Liver Ps-tne best lN.r regulator III the world Don
forget this one pill dose.
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few elegant suites at the paauw noun, ne an IN.
month or balance OF the season
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The New sIocun, Tournament Tennis Racket.
The hest eyer made Spaldng's, 2i1 Broadway
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Rcpaired and put perfect order at stores 80 and 81
Cortlandtst New-YorA. Peter Henderson Co.. Seedss
men and Florists.
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DIEiI

Notices of marriage must be Endorsed with full
name and address
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Many des rahlc things. including board and rooms.
household Id other hep. advertised to day tbs
eighth and ninth pages Of The Tribune
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"SISTALIT.'
For our Sumner Cooking aud iarior Heating Stoves.
UNITED STATES IL CO.,
q CORrLANDT>r.
Vhi,tlors Sew Amsterdam Etchinss
JUST RECEIVED.
An EARLY INSPECTION INVITED.
FREDERICK KEPPEL Coz
20 EAST i6TH.sr. UNION SQUARED
IN, New ora Association Tor Improving The Goa.
~.f Id ,Ac elevation Ot tine home l1e OF lie poor Ala
rh midi ous relief u. uer tss,s without resarl ~
rae, ,our creed nationally. All case, OF want re,
careful treatment rae Society grants genera
relic, and wel.-elupuct sanitary sewing shG lresn
49, .rar,fa.nt,. has Just opened Harlem ranch
/ rrOadway. Chairman Com 81 Ways ana Means ~
Fulton cutting: Chairman Finance COM. James \.
scrynser; G,nofal Agent. b. :, Longworth - 4th.sve
To successfully ne: upon the Liver aud Bic take
small dose, 4 CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS