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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
>,oprurpv \EW.JFPSFY COUNTIES.

UOBOKFiN-Carl Raisch. an cXjusfice OF t'e
neoco in Je-scy City. found nearly suhocatcd
In The Meadows at MadsOn-st on Monday night
NJ n,oadnus and fallen I'm the soft slime face down.
ward lie was taken TO Police Headquarters anu
revived. - - -,
DI-TIIEEFORD.-Thc funeral Of William e. BAL
who died ON saturday from the effects OF iali was
held Yesterday afternoon, the Rev Francis D. gay
Ton rector of Grace Church. conducting me services
Mr. rail who was cfhty-siX years old. was VOL
Inorn In Ncw-York business circles several years
ago. .., 4, ,ho Il,
80 ~ negro and Indian education was held last even
inc in the Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church OF fist
nr,n~o 4 number Of ncr1J and Indian Young uleh
sn",c and addresses were made by General ;; Z. NH
strong and the Rev. II. r. Frisell chaplain Oh ,h INC
,tnn'T,,on Institute The concert and tall OF inc
nramre Macnncrchor took place last evening IN thc
PARK Rink and one OF the largest alaS V W
Kind that has ever been held in the oranges. Nearly
600 people were present.
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s,s.msr villa do Psiisadc Norton Hsunailex-Theosud
Bros. Wsikor
steamer Fisher 6avnnnsh-kL ,,,s
steamer Yemassce. Mckee. Charleston anu 'A's''"
steamer assnels whitney Bo.icn-M pmcc s,,s
Ship (l5r B0o Calcutta ~ Ss,tsr ca
shin Jobn Mcleod (Br) Hunt shanghai y w GO" 70 "
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Bsrk Isoiine (PortL Barb,so. Oporto-G AmshcA W.
SAILED.
Steamers Olympia. -; Tallahassee Savannsn
TIE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN FORTS
GLASGOW Nov lsArrivcd. steamer state OF Penn'y''"'
(3r) Mann. from New YORK; .,.ousr Werra (Ger).
souTH aMpToS. Nov l9-Arnved: . s.cnmo' "e''- w."
Nov :7-saiied steamer Elder tocrI' bsnr' "'" ~
MovTIs Nov is-ssisd. stssmer statoof Neva"s '"'
for New Iork ..u.r vial ind (Ger),
enSs from s.iis steamer imperial Prince tsr New'on TOT
Nov ib-Arnve steamer Lumeu tBr' 'ro"n
from Ncw Nov ,5-Arrved steamer st Romans esr
Campbell. from New. fork'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

SENDING A LAWYER TO AN INSANE ASYLUM.
Henry L. Ryder. formerly a well-known lawyer, who
recently lived at the Grand Hotel in Cllnton-st,
was committed to the County Insane Asylum yes
teay pending inquiry in regard to his mental con-
dition. lie is about SIXTY years old, and for
many years lived in Columbia Heights and attended
Plymouth Church. He aftcrward lived in Orange
ST., where his wife and two children left him and
went to live in Grcene-ave. His law Office was at
No II Broadway, New-York In June last he be-
gan to be troubled with insomnia, and mental
trouble afterward began to develop ITSELF On Friday
he drew q revolver and threatened TO shoot Martin
Tyrrell proprietor of the hotel, and Dr. c. G. Henry
was called In TO attend him. 1t was decided that
n was unsafe for him to be at liberty and Police
Justices Walsh and Tighe committed him 10 the care
of the asylum authorities.
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GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

James Firms accidental death on Sunday by falling
ont Of a window at No. AL lIcks.st. the second
death Of the kind at that house within ten days A
man putting in pane of glass few days ago fell
out and was killed. Finn walked backward out OF
the open window, the sill of which is few inches from
the floor
John J. Pgot, a Government sugar sampler Of No.
is Stockton.st was before United states Commissioner
Allen yesterday on tie charge of perjury, in having
sworn falsely in regard TO certain Irregularities in the
sampling Of sugar the port Of New York in
animation by Special Tre 1sury Agent Montgomery on
May %, 1890. lie acid for examination.
George KEENAN,, the well-known siberian traveller
and writer, repeated his lecture upon VagabOnd Life
in Eastern Siberia" in Association Hall last evening"
for the benefit Of the Brooklyn Maternity. lie was
introduced by ex-Postmaster Hendrix. Next Monday
Mr.. KEENAN, will speak on Russian Police"
John Murray is suing Adam Bungatz in the City
Court 10 recover 900 for being bitten by dog be-
longing Bungatz lie was bitten on July in The
calf Of the leg and Bungaz refused TO kill the dog
Murray was treated the Pascur Institute but fears
he has not entirely recovered. The defence is gen.
era denial.
The suit OF Ross Sanford against the South Brook
lyn Railroad and Terminal Company TO recover $780,
600 was on trial yesterday IN the United States Circuit
Court before Judge Lacombc The plaintiffs sue fol-
money due for the construction Of the cut at Thirty
eighth-st and for breach Of contract. The only Wit
ness examined H. L. Glllow, the engineer employed
by Ross & Sanford the work The case went over
until tomorrow.
In the absence Of the family Of Jacob Van Sicen oil
Ncw-Lots Road and Schenckave., at church sun
DAY, Jewels worth 1900 were stolen from the house
The police have no cicw.
resolution was offered at the meeting OF the Board
of Aldermen Yesterday by Michael COfey providnl
that 10 railroad company shall relay repair IL
tracks without first fling plan Of the proposed wors
with the City Works Commissioner. and securing
permit from him, which lie shall not grant without
permission of the Aldermen. The matter was Laid
for q week.
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NETWORK CITY.


There were many politicians present at the funeral
of OK Sheriff Bernard Reilly at the Church Of the
Nativity, in Second ave. near Sec0nd-st, yesterday
morning. Peter Maguire District Attorney Reilly, OF
Albany; F. G. Vcrnam +. Fitzpatrick, James Iianicy
and Anthony CIlnchy pallbearers. The Rev
Father O'Goiman, OF ST. Johns Church. was the cee-
bIant Of the mass. The burial was at Calvary.
John L. Fitch has received contribution OF SO
from The Oliver" for the Arthur Luinlsy Fund
Philip Phillips the well known singer OF religious
songs. sang last evening in the Old John Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. ana Will sing thetc '"s
evening and tomorrow evening
A committee of twenty-five rrohbitionists met yes
tcrday at No. 5s Reade-st The committee Is known
as the Constitution Amendment Committee. P'ans
were laid and committees appointed for what they call
the campaign. The headquarters OF the cOmmiuec
will be at the franklin Street Methodist Church
The third course of free lectures TO the people under
the auspices Of the Board Of Education. began last
night In Gpmmar Schools Nos CD, 81, d. -, ~ ana
u.s. specialists will speak every Monday and Thurs
day evenings in these schools until eighteen lectures
have been delivered in each.
J. l. Rjker Post. No. &C, G.. 4. r., had camp
Gre and entertainment last night at Concorda nan
No. % Avenue A. the affair realizing considerable
sum- which will 60 toward dcfrayng the expenses OF
the post at Getty s5urg Memorial Day
The commemoratlon of the ffeth anniversary of
the Bedford Street Methodist Episcopal Church VIII
he in progress all week. The Rev. George Van NJ
stync, of south Norwalk, Conn. former pastor
preached last evening. An altar service was held after
the sermon. The Rev. james S Chadwick assistant
corresponding secretary Of the Frcedmens Aid society
breaches the sermon Tonight
Jose F. de Navarro fathcr-inlaw OF Mary Ander
son. was taxed $4,000 for personal taxes. lie yes
terdsv made affidavit that there $4,000 in 1udg
ments against him, and that he had no property bu'
clothes worth SO. these representations the tax
was remitted.
Naval On1cer Willis yesterday promoted Franci'
s. Lockwood from a Class clerksip TO Class a, viii
salary Of 81 200; Charles E. Parsons. from Class
to 3, with a salary Of 81 600, and Frank L. Cheney
from Class A TO Glass l. with salary OF 81 200
The stranded Austrian bark Virgo was hauled OF
Long Reach at 10 O'Clock yesterday by tugs OF tht
Merritt. wrecking Company. Tie bark was not seri
ously injured and towed to this city. shc ven
ashore on Friday last.
The following have been elected officers OF the IRE
man class OF the School OF Mines OF Columbia College
H. r. Reed president; q. NJ. Woolscy, vice president
l. A. T0mpkins, secretary II. A. Walker treasurer
An amateur minstrel entertainment and reception
will be held under the auspices OF the Natlonai 'roS
Country Association Friday, November 2s, at Cen
trail Turn verein Hall, Sxy-scvcnth-st near ThrdVe
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THE LOWEST BIDDERS HAVE RIGHTS.

Justice Cullen in the Supreme Court yesterday
handed down a decision ordering the Commissioner
of City Works to award The contracts for building
the police stations at Amity and Emmett SIS. and at
Grand-ave. and Park Place TO the Leonard Brothers
and submit the contract afterward to the Mayor for
his approval rejection. The Leonard Brothers
put in the lowest bids for the work advertised but
their bids were rejected and new advertisement
ordered. Justice Cullen held that while the commits
sion the buildings had power TO reject bids, yet
such power must DC exercised in good faith and on
substantial grounds. The action in this ap-
pearcd to be wholly arbitrary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
crccErARY TRACY APPEARS IN COURT

The suit of william and Wright Duryea against
william G. yosburca was on trial before Justice Pratt
and Jury in the supreme Court yesterday for the
third time Benjamin f. Tracy. secretary OF the Navy
conducted the defence The plaintiffs, VINO form the
Glen Cove Starch Company. acge thai they employed
vosburgh to buy for them the interest OF MI Peek Ills
partner in the business of manufacturing gas fixtures.
Vosburgh reported that Peck would sell for ana
the Duryea's contracted for the purchase Ihey aier
ward learned that vosburgh paid Peck only si5,7o0
and brought suit 10 the $4,000 and interest
The case turned upon the question as to whether '0s
burgh was employed agent by the Duryea's. On me
first trial the Jury disagreed and on The second the
verdict was for the defence but the Cont OF Appears
ordered a new trial because of improper testimony.
Inc case will 60 on to-day.
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Chamber o, Commerce annual banquet Demonicos
Q 80 p. M
Launching Of the Maine. Navy Yard, Il D. m,
Linden Park races, p IN
board q Aldermen, City Hail. p. m.
Meetings Oh Pilot and Police Commlssioners
Lang Island Yale Alumni Association, Hotel Clarendon
Brooklyn, p. IN.
Lecture by the Rev. DR.. Tamsge, Metropolitan Opera
House, 8 p. IN.
Mrs Kendall before Goethe Society, Hotel Brunswick,
Bsbop Thoburn at Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church.
p.
Historical Society E!evcnthst. and Secendave D. m
Academy OF Anthropolory Cooper Union, 3 D. m.
BOARD 81 Education Teachers Committee. . D. m.
Conference OF Baptist clergymen, Centennial Baptist
Church, Brooklyn.
George Remnants lecture, Broadway Tabernacle =, M
Conference OF Unitarian Churches Second Unitarian
Church, Brooklyn, y. m. .
Normal College trustees, Board Of Education Hail.
H. M College OF the City OF New.York trustees. 80
D. m. 100
Lincoln Republican Club Of xIxth District NO. 1''ss
Broadway, 8 p. m.
Concert in aid Of French Branch Young Mems Chris
tisp Association, Association Hall, p. M
Young Mems Institute entertainment No. 222 Bowcry'
q u, n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

teth-st A paper was read by tho president Danie'
Parrish 1r., The Medals Struck During inc heis"
Of Charles 1. of England, Mr.. Parrish exhibited In
Illustration OF his paper full collection OF the medals
OF the period discussed including several quaint ana
valuable specimens. The society has an active mem
hership Of about $50. Besides Its regular meetings
special meetings are held ut intervals for the rcaohg
Of papers and for informal talk on THURSDAY even.
jurs the societys rooms are open to the public ana
the large collection of coins and rare BOOKS ciatihg
10 nnmisnstics and archaeology may be seen ana
stfdl0d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
FOUR MORE BooKMAKERs ARRAIGNED.

George Johnson, Eugene Brehn, Solomon Lichcnstein
and John Hill, bookmalers were arragnch yesterday
in the Union County Court, at Elizabeth, " j.. before
Judge Van Sycke to to two indictments found
against them each for Illegal poolsens. They
pleaded not guilty. and to their dismay the judge put
each OF them under 5000 bail to appear for trial.
which lie peremptory set down for December II.
Captain James H. Corey, Of Elizabeth furnished bail
for all
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OUTGOING STEI MERS.
.SHIPYINE .NEH.S
PORT OF NEw.YoRK ....... MONDAY. NOV. IT. Il


ARRIVED.
Steamer Alaska (Br Murray Liverpool Nov and Queens
town g. with mdse and passengers to Underhill Co.
Brooklyn City tBr. Barclay Bristol Oct 10 and
a. with ndso James Arkell Co Arrived at the
Steam~r Merkrndam (Dich) Baker Amsterdam Nov
loulogne - with md-e and Funch. Edge
Co Arrived al The Bar at f.JUA
steamer IA Sormandie lfr). Collier. Havre Nov g. with
aud Forget Arrived at the rs
steamer Bolirma tGer). Leifhtus~r, Hamburg oct 80
with mlsc and passengers tn J Cortis
steamer Yucutan Reynolds, Mexican ports via Havana.
LIyA with mdse and passengers to Jas Ward & Co
Stramer Alfred Dumois Nur Christie Gibara days with
fruit Ia II Duno.s Arrived ~ The BAr at
Nuecrs Galveston West,
m'sr and pa,scngcrs To- . II Mallory h G"
city of Columbia. Ray fcrnsn'ina via Brunswick
Ga. with ipfi-e aud e. g "a Mallory q Co
Cherokee Bearse JacKsove via Charleston days
with mdss add passengcrs 10 VIM Clyde & Co
steamer Brncry Br. Appleton Baltimore days. In bal
last to IN Cebalo- Il Co.
sUNsET-Wind AZ SANDY Hoax. light W, cOudy aud hay.
At CITY island-Wnd light WSW: cloudy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Olympic (Br). slvn. Mediterranean PORTS
derson uroa
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AN aMpH,THEATRE AT EASTERN PARK.

There is "a prospect of Eastern Park being turned
into the finest football Enclosure in America III IN
the settlement of the baseball war 1t Is found that
Ea stern Park will be left out, then the appended
scheme will be carried out. At least that Is the
idea OF some of the owners Of the grounds II Is
proposed perfectly to drain the grounds ana then
completely surround them with stands. on the plan
OF an immense amphthcare. Tbs would insure
an immense seating capacity and one of the best
appoined football fields in the cOlntry. The grounds
could also be used for other athletic sports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
LONG, ISLAND

Long ISLAND ClTY-The tal OF Patrick j..
Murphy and others charged with poolselling IN viola
ton Of The Ives Pool Law at the Puritan Club rooms in
Long Island CITY began yesterday morning before Judge
Cullen In thc Court ~ oyer aud Tcrminer The Caso
Wa. not finished Judge Cullen yesterday grant ii
a mandsmus compelling J0hE J. Trap, town clerk Of
Flushing, 70 call special election for the purpose Of
eectng supervisor n place OF Joseph Dykes, resigned
The Justices of the town have appointed David h..
Van Nostrand 10 MI the vacancy aud the new super
visor has tiled his bond and assumed the duties VI the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
HOME NEWS.
pRosf1NENr ARRIVALS An THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
rnrNApIr-Conpress,nan w. II. y. Lee, Of Viz.
yin,.. and Commander j. j. Read, United States Navy
FIFTH AvENUE-Ex-Govcruor Andrew e. curtin OF
pcnnsylyanis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Albert o.
willis. OF Kentucky and Con'mA"aer Z" :. ,'.'',,
,-n,,od s,.,cs navy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES William
r. shechan. of Buffalo. MURRAY hiLI-uo'ernor
Morgan g. Buckley Of Connecticut and Judge iioyt H.
wheeler. OF Vermont. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ben
jamIn T. Dlggs, Of Delaware. VlCIoniA-Auan "e
lane nj Washington. IMPERIAL-Count A. Dillon OF
paris. and CONGRESSMAN NJ. D. Wright OF Pennsylvania
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Wedding and
Holiday Gifts

White and Gold Clocks.
CRYSTAL and Gilt Regulator Clocks
Onyx and Marble Clocks.
Enamel Clocks.
Brass Clocks. ,
Travelling Clocks ian unusually large ana Vaed s'och
TAN Clocks in fine cases Of oak mahogany from ~i-'
upward
Mantel Ginning Clocks (gongs).
Tall Tubular Ginning Clocks
Cardeabra Vases and other side ornaments in brass
ormolu and bronze.
pia,o Iamps @. ONYX brass and iron.
Table Lamps OF porcelain crystal cloisonne enamel onyx
brass and Iron.
Cut Glass and Silver Liquor Sets
Onyx Pcdestals.
Marble Pedestals
Bronze and Mar. lie Statuary.
Tables OF onyx, wood or metal.
Writing desks-oak mahogany.
Desks lighter graceful, OF French nahuiac'uFe'
Cabinets small Tables, Stands, etc. OF ffeheh hn'"u
iacture Just received
Vases hrs Umbrella Hol1ers-A great NUMBER OF ne" anu
beautiful forms ard decorations.
Rose Jars and other small pieces o. danty decoia'eo
porcelain. ,,.
CUPS and PlasThs years choicest products OF Ensnsn
and Continental posterles.
Mahogany Game Tables with full sets OF games
Oak or Mahogany Cigar Boxes Game Boxes with gan'es
Glove and Jewel Boxes ETC.
Visitor, are cordially invited to Inspect these goods
which will be found on second and third floors Impor
,o.ions have teen earlier than usual this season
selections may now be made for delivery in December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
Announcements

Ais SOZODONT the whole world thes'
'Tis SOZODONT which puriihsss aoo..
The breath and mouth and art oches'
Ills SOZUDONT for which we cry,
Sweet SOZODONT for whicn VIC e's"'
sTis only SOZODONT We buy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

AN AMERICAN SOCIETY OF NC1ISKATISTS.
The regular quarterly meeting of the American
Numismatc and Archaeological Society was held last
evening at tho socety's rooms. No. 101 East Twea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
STATFN ISLAND.

FORT WADSWORTH-Frcderck H. Cook. OF
the men who were severely n fed al the explosion at
Fort wadsworth. died yesterday. lie was fifty two
old.
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Highest of al in Leavening Power-o. '''
Roe! B Bsxdsr
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Office The majority Of the taxpayers of the town are
opposed to the special election 1t will entail an
expense OF $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

IO-DAr.
sun rsss CAT Sets SO Moon sesloAl pa Moons age
HIGH WATER
x-Ssndy Hook. ll3S Island ll;50 Hell. Gate I47
p N-Sandy Hook. - Gov. Island - He'll Gate. Io2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

Anr Yor TnoUpLEp WITH RoUs i,: sosn OF t ST.
SKIM Use Cornelps BenIo'h S''
everywhere, rs cents q CAKE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous . Densdr !;
is the best tooth powned delicious" c5 cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

CRIMES OF THREE ELECTION OFFICERS.
The second lot of the Davis Cleveland rings ella toh
officer, TO stand trial in Jersey Clty were before 'o
court NJ General SESSIONS yesterday. The men placed
on trial were James Burns Judge; Thomas Meskiii'
nsncctor and Feicr Cassidy, clerk Of the Election
Boar in the Third Precinct of the lid Assembly DIS
trid. The fourth man. William Van Horne who was
tho pepubllcan in pector not indicted for II was
duo IN him that the rascaltics Of his three brother
officers were exposed
william, Van Horne, the Republican Inspector was
the CHEF witness. lie produced a memorandum DOOM
i'm which said he recorded the name OF eich voter on
that Election Day. Three defendants turned pale
From n he read the name Michael Hceuan This man
Van Horne had known for six years: he came from
Troy lie voted several times and Van Horne chai-
lenced his vote three times. The three Democratic
election officers paid heed to his protests and per
mitted Hcenan to vote when ever he desired Hcchah
voted under the name of James wa!lng, James Young
Michael ROssi and John johnson, beside other names
lie testified that Lawrence Dolan. whom he knew
voted as 7. Leonard and that man whose name ne
did not know voted six times in one hour Van Hottie
protested and challenged but the Democrats ienora
him. Al O'Clock the election board tooa i lecuss
for dinner. When the board recOnvcied Van Horne
looked at the pollbook and found fifty names na
been added since recess, lie spoke TO sd r,orted
Don't you worry il it causes trouble won't come 10
you Tor or, he n tho was also sSM ed ' AZ pleasure
The Will continue today ana VIII lasl ""''
Thursday
TO IMPROVE TIE TAX LAWS.
The State Tax Commission which was createo DIV
the last Legislature 10 ascertain the Improvements tc
laws governing taxation in NcwJerscy require he'd
session at the Hudson County Court House YESTERDAY
Senator Everltt of the Commission, and exJudgc VIII
lam H. Hoffman and General william +. Albeit. couh
sol 70 tho hoard we're present Ex-AssembNman
william II. Corbln was the first to address the Com
mission. lie favored taxing bank stock where the
bank is lie believed banks should pay the tax, ana
take the amount from the dividends. lie objected 10
the law I'm force in certain parts Of the state when
enables a man 10 set OH debts which lie owes TO cru
zens of New.IeIsey against his taxes. lie SAID that
Elizabeth was deprived of ~ JO0OOO IN Valuations ~
This way each wear. lie believed mortgages snond DC
eXempt from taxation. and that the law snoaiI NC
aLolsbed which exempts all land on when tho Cnaii
cellor holds mortgage from taxation ana assessments
lie Thought all exemptions to hremen and soluiers
should be abolished.
Annie Jones who attempted 20 shoot d. W. b.
pyle was released from the county Jail YESTERDAY on
lail. She went to her home at C0atesVlhe' fehi'
Chancellor McGill yesterday directed the deposl'os
Of the dcfunct Mechanics aud Laborcrs I'ailk 10 nc
cent the compromise offered by the directors. INC
co,nnromse Is 10 pay 100000, while there Is actually
due the dcpOsitors TlGJOOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

FACE PIMPLEs. 49,. a
,,.,,,, poot compoay's Gluten Soap cures them.
Fifth avenue and all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

For Boynton's celebrated furnaces. s no - ~at
h nsnetweToI sEiiENACE CO.. 207 and 200 wstersI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

THE BEST PILL EVER usEp, IS ,y ,ne p ire-
uuent remark Of purchasers OF CeneI n i''' ''
When YOU try them will say the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

rrorsnorent Window Portraits are q charming
liz. ~ pbn,ooranhy Made any size. from our own
or from amateur negatives, ana soiorei N' "
Rockwood IL Union Square. Newton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

HENRY A. DANIELS. M. ~
40 WEST ssTH ST,
diseases OF tho Nervous system ';e",'' ~
Impotence and 6teri!ity No"'S w
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Nina W,ysIow's SOOTHING SYRUt
IA, been used for over FIFTY YExHWS y TEETH
Sss &; issF ssUdtPss sooTHEs
ccMiLp. soFTEN GUNS a.. se.s i s ie
gt PPPrUEH sold by Druggists Ia every part T" '"e
DDnrid TWENTY-FIVE cents . bottle.