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New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
SPECIAL RECEPTION AT TIE WHITE HOUSE.

Washington. May 22.-The members Of the National
Conference Of Charities and Correction which has just
closed its sessions in Baltimore had special reception
at the White House this afternoon. The President
was assisted by Secretaries Blaine. Window, Wana-
maker Noble and Rusk. About 300 persons were
present The Rev. o. G. McColloh, Of Indiana, pres
dent Of the conference presented the members in
short address, TO which President Harrison responded
follows:
Nf. PRESIDENT: 1t gives pleasure TO sec You and
uiese gentlemen and ladies vino associated with
YOU IA WORK Tor the good Of men. II is very high
snterprlsse YOU nave set before you ! sure you
tlaVe oenh1 You great deal Of excellent work that
As CRY stalLzed INTO results. and am also YOU
IA 49,, al ouI healts great deal OF hopeful cndeav0r
to' 1S future. Out OF these voluntary benevolent
nyern%nSt ssT0aS soCd cannot fail 70 come Indeed the
uoSeIioh1 acoompllshes It's chief good think as II
pursues pane That IS calculated 10 stimulate these
voluntary erort Of It's best citizens to rcpress crime
o. ie rclh0en,s y, rS cause bid you welcome 10 the
Inc Visi,ors then shook hands with the President
and Cabinet, and passed out
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
Roebuck,s Adiu.labIc Wire screen-wt:ll .ti.d ~
postonice So;ice.
,should he read daily by al lnte

Should be read daily by All Interested j. o"'"H0'
may otSsF ,or % orgn counre, need not be specially se
Co.. tisn,tth By particular steamer eNcrN
~, a. d,sird 10 send duplicates ~ hanhn- ana CON.
,,i,i documpus letters not sp'c9ly sduF'Sse" V'"is
~, rv the fastest vessels aNallaiir ,, "a ,, .,o..
sent Dy for the week ending May - VIII Gloss
rorv.' t ali cases this ollc" a. foll0Ws ,,
iW a. IT. for France, SMltleFlshu, ltsy
Spah, gnu y for Great Britain Ir land Belgium Nrne'
~ .'v ~ .,s,ria per Etrura, va Qn'hsoMh llet
idiluS au - European countries must be directed per
i.s ~ a, a m. f0r Germany, D,nMatk' SNclrn.
NolNay ,her European countries, via Southampon
t, "a directed 'per Ems ~ a ~ .y s, ~
mus De u. FufnesSia via Glasgow Qettr, must ps
drectd .per FurnessiaN at m i1 ui' 1S,,r. nss
I d,ai.ad "per Rotterdam at y 80 p ~, 'y y',an,
o.bo Cbiapas Tabasco and Nucatai per - - -a,xS
ecr. Tor other Mexican states and Cuba must De ofeee
pcr orInitWY D. m. for Costa Riea via Linon' per
81 Hin.nta - from New-O Orleans. ,,.. -, .
. e. Australia Ncw-Zeaand, Hawalan. rV anu
& ,lose hers ne ga Aurana with British mails for Anstras
m9ns for the Society Islands. per mn danu uro San
FT,ncisco close here MAY p at 80 p p M F;ae ,or
% China baaS ana Hay rs at 80 p Mails for Nenound:
,0d by rail to Halifax and thence by steamer close q:
This oicc daily az 80 p m. Mas ior M,iuSe,ioh, W
ra 70 Boston and thence by sesmer close I, th, ocs
aaly d tb"nce by steamer. via Key Wcst Fla close as
tbis' once daily at 80 a M Mails Tor Mexico over.
id nness specially addressed for dispatch by steamer.
Close AZ this Office daily at :O0 a. m. ,,,o -,
b" schedule OF closing Of TransP1cihc mails Is
On the presumption Of their uninterrupted overland
tsanst 70 san Francisco. Malls from the Fast arriving
on % us uaissnatcSed thence same day Registered mad
CLOSES AZ WV CORNELIUS VAN COTT PostmssaAa-
Postoaice NewY0sk. n. Y. Nay 10. 1soe
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
DIED.

,yRFs-Thursdav May %, Alden W. Ayres Youngest
.on Of Ann IT, and the late Andrew Ayrcs. ,,-
r1iner from his late residence, 230 Dcans brooAyha
on SATURDAY. May -. p m A., -, r..o,..
HART> HORNE-At savannah "a Nay IL toae oe
ii1r,horne son Of TIE late Samuel H. Hart'hoFne OK
Jersey city
Notice of funeral hereafter.
HrERIcK~on THURSDAY. May % 1890 at hi: late resi-;
d.ncc 10. pa Park Place. BsooNyn, WAtoA SaoeiA
HtrrcA third Jane Eliza and the late John J'
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
UopEINS-A: Hvde PARK, y. Y, on Thursday. May -.
william. II Uorkins ". D. aged 20 years. -
Funeral nt St Jamess Church on SATURDAY, MAY "a az
30 O'Clock.
rT,wIsAt Richmond Hill. L. l.. May 20, at a. M.
Ftnaral rom home Friday May 90, at p m
McKAY-At HUNTINGTON, l.. l., May 20, James Thompson
Mckay. aged ~ years.
Internlent May -. A., =,
ril ssyis At his late residence. East Front-ss.
P,in1eld y j. saturday. Nav -. at ~ p m.
o-ri,,es viii meet o'clock t1ln from loot LloerIJ's"'
y. Y, Central r. Il. of y J. ,
pIlEsuddeny afer short illness, on WEDNESDAY roia,
ing May 2l. Helen Augusta o"Iy -SUs'''' Va ~
EatS and friends are invited attend the funeral ser.
Nice, az her residence 80 81 James ri'0e' 'o'A
lyu FRIDAY I'D inst. at o'clocA. . -, 81, ,arour
I:rnaut In Greenwood the convenience OF uie tany
rYNOLps-suddenly, May 20, 1892. Clinton "ufn"
'Isvrolds of Orange y. j., IN his 02th }tJl. Ga.
F,nl services at his late residence 295 CeAte's'' S
urdav MAY 81, az p. N. o.,. %. n, 10 al
Train leaves foot Christopher ana bfI''f S''' w '
clrrisee, ,, will meet the train at Orange station
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY:
,. "a Xnr,hern Railway station the Grounds
'' Office. II West 2Jd-st
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington, May o2.-Colonel y. X Buinne'on'
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph 2. Farley and Major George
". Mckee Ordnance Department, have been ordered
10 meet at New-York City next Tuesday for the ex'
animation of Captain c. f. Sutton, ordnance Depart
ment for promotion The following have beer ap'
rointed cadets at the United States Military Academy
Lewis r. Van Horn. XVIth District. Pennsylvania; ;
Frank L. wills. IVth District, lndiaEa; Richard z.
Rifenberick. jr., With District. Ohio.
Lieutenant Mason A. shufeldt has been ordered ia
examination for promotion
Annapolis, Md. May o2-The following additional
candidates have been admitted to the Naval Academy
as naval cadets: Herbert ": Tolfree. New-Jersey {;
Alexander L. Hail. Virginia: Walter ;. Tnrpln, Mary
land Ralph H. Chappell, Michigan George f. Gelm.
New-Jersey: Michael J. Mccormick, Michigan; Ar
Texas; John K. Bergman, ohio.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
ALLOWED TO MAKE A SECOND BID.
FRANK STATEMENT OF HOW THE HAMILTON
COMPANY SECURED THE BRIDGE
TICKET CONTRACT.

The manager Of the Hamilton Bank Note Company.
Mr.. Seabeck has made statement about how his
company secured the contract for printing the tickets
for use on the Bridge. 1t is in part:
:" The original bid on the Bridge tickets made By
the Hamilton Bank Note Company was 10 cents PEI
900 on cashfare tickets and 80 cents per 1000 fG
package tickets. The Hamilton Bank Note Companyt
sealed bid put in at the proper tme In proper
shape accompanied by certified check, in compliance
with the requirements Of the trustees OF the Brooklyn
Bridge. Several days after the Hamilton Bank Noto
Company's bid filed Mr.. Howell offered TO renew
contract IL could do the work at "a IL cents
per 900 tickets instead Of 80 cents and accepted tho
offer. The action Of the President Of the Board OK
Trustees of the Bridge doubt Influenced BY.
Grst our account Of the safety and excellence with
which all orders entrusted to the Hamilton Company
had been executed heretofore; second on account ID
the promptness with which all orders entrusted to
the Hamilton Company have been executed; third,
servatve mana cement OF the Hamilton Bank Note
Company
In regard 70 this third reason. Mr. Kendall, OF tho
New York Bank Note Company, who holds severai
hundred shares Of stock in the Hamilton company,
gave out yesterday copy OF the treasurers report
Of the condition Of the Hamilton Company for 1852
The report shows bank balance OF Fo0l -, ana
back rent due Of $500. The capital stock Is S'oooO.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
srp,crry WITH PARALYSIS At THE PLAY

A. ,he audience was waiting for The curtain TO fS on
rho nt.t a.t O: THE Editor az Palmer lhea'" 'N
i,h, vhltcharcd woman. who sat IN the thiru 70" :"
-. hair. suddenly throw mp her hands. uttered
an exclamation of pain and ank heavily upon th' ch'' III
fro,t 4 Young woman who sat by h'r H'u' .hr'" n''
arm, shout her companons neck and crled oh' mo'h''
/. dead! Mother is dead" Much eA'iN'n'h' was Wv,
- ~, ,d,o,cc crovdlng around the woman until II
IN, dincult 10 remove her from the theatre
phy,iclan who present said that tho WOMAN "no
ia, Mrs Suliy Of Psburg. was suffering from paF'N'
%, ,he RIGHT side. She and her daughter were taken l"
-, lat. last night Mrs Sully was IN precarlonS
ndi,ion and it was said that she was likely to Ole st
nnv moment.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
cr,DrArryG EXERCISES ~ A NEW HoNE

Tho NJ Sinai Training school for Nurses heid the e
,ipo exercises Of spring class o ls'o ast hshe at
H. now home SO. 1lo East SiNy-seventh-s'. lhe oo'a'
sion w.~ also :he formal opening OF the new ouahg'
, roa,,,tne class WAS MIS-, Charlotte A. Potta-, Miss
T,uie A. Ristow Miss Mary A. Shauehnessy' MISS Mary
y McEwan Miss Eleanor b. Ball, Miss Margaret EarIe
Miss Olive f. Bowen. Miss Mary L. Jennings MISS Ehi'
A. Kisscnger and Miss Della Jones
,edrcses bv seth Low president OF Columbia College
nr Abraham Jacob and Dr.. crser were features OF the
evening, exercises those present were H. boo"
: l. Fatman Mrs. Loeb II. Herman MI ana MIS-
uornha Mr. ardel the superintendent OF the hospitaI
Or. scharlan. Dr. Gerster Dr. "raehhIns' D' -,
,,,t, Dr Wveth Dr. Weber, Leigh, Dr. Mandel-
h.un Dr. Lowell Mrs. David j. Selisman the president
n the Board Of Managers Mrs. Dreyms vce'presdeht'
Mr.. r. Samson treasurer Mrs. NJ Heideloach secretary
Mr. T. Wa-scrnan financial secretary; Mrs Bulge MIS-
,,l,,oi, NJ. tcwisohn Mrs. L. MAY, MIS-. II. Olles-
hemer Mrs o. Richard Mrs. j. H. sehin' Miss Aston
aud Mrs. Deerng
Mis-. Rail OF Spuyten Duyyil. was the essayIst OF The
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
IS MARRIAGE GROWING rypoprr.p
rom The Burlington Free Pres

N'""i iHV DulAAstoH IIce IlesS.
suspicion seems 10 be gaining cu-ro. T., cam.
quarters, that the old, old bank 81 iovn s.tInd
neeanse here and there. private brokers ~t9b
Eet hdgety, forsooth about the great
ing system Of sentiment. i"'c'hdtohai Danh-
Nonsense
AND yet let us see. Marriage is petfin, ~ l.. mn.
popular with the Mormons and the bgamists Ger.
AMY StaiiN 'hey are an unhappy lot. these fellow Ne
nave never yet met man who married ~, ~ N,
al divorce or who had two three %jye" Iviug in
I rH parts on me country that was really cheer
i i good thing but too much Of t-wcIl loo nncG Of
tbnn 10 certainly apt TO make man sneaking misan
tnropic, round shOuldered and often bad h' "iiS""
Marriage is also getting to be unpopnI.r with ,,oso
MA nave ad 700 ltte Of IT, The bachelors and the oId
ou 1us uoht thnk much OF mariagc-acooriinc IA for
o~h showing Neither Of them know anytbo 20 ohnn ilg
81 ~ course, but that doesn't make any diaerence r.
anPy gives the ildisposed Imagination a 40 sv-,,c
a u yet old bachelors and old maids think tbaf ,cv
save sort OF oracular right 10 denouuce IN. Maria re
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
4 TALE OF TWO UMBRELLAS.
Tie plttshurg Dlspatch.


VII, owns an umbrella NOT always IL, oNh't
ThOu shalt not steal does not apply 10 umpIclids
man who would to steal cent, or even niDio
II he had The chance. is no, proof aSah3. tno , ~
lions OF his neghbnr's umbrella. But IL Is npu ~.
umbrella stealing general that nave soHcuhiHh -
saw : a single instance merely. ,... uooo,,Iv q
' a matinee I'm one Of the city theatres recently
Young lady with gold topped umbrella 9c[nP'Cn " l,a
Se,f In lie front row Beside her sat a iduS r.
a., nnsscsscd an umbrella. Al the conclusion ol IL
performan'e both travelled up the aisle uhtl hga % &
door and the lady first mentioned dlaooNelcu o, r..
un ,,r,brrlla She reraced her steps al once duu
turning To her seat found trace oI inc mrst,,s mis
umbrella The attaches Of the house VINO were
M 10 nrocranmc. said they had not seen n: 20 tlS
f1ir "wner of the missing gold topped umbrella s.%
tor tc street When She reached the lobby II .dic', .
nccnrred 10 her that her ncglbOr In the front row
the parquc be,tes wearing rcmarapde rn her in
ninlt flowers in Il. had attempted 10 Ell r. Nv
cnnversation and had been altogether too Iin1, thc
friendly This thought fastened hcr , lo"'mn uti,e,
s,reet and her eager progression caused INC =, ho-
lonngcrs in the lobby to imagine that she was o"' " ~
senses. 40, . s,o or.r+ook the pink
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
va Avn vRS D,yposcH SAIL FOR EUROPE.

Mr. and Mrs Walter j. Damrosch sailed for Europe
Yesterday on the steamer Columbia on Their brlda
trip At the pier large number of friends eatereu
10 wish them Godspecd and happy voyage lhelr
cabin was filed with beautiful floral gifts MT. ana
Mrs Andrew Carnegie sailed with the young conlIc
whom they will entertain at their home IN s'o'a'n
Mr. and Mrs Damrosch expect to make an eNtcHoeu
trim in Tnrone and 10 return home about september.
Another Messenger on the Columbia was Waldorf
n Phillips president Of the Universal ASSOCIATION
Rank and Trust Company, who zoe, abroad 10 cor. M
nIe,n te organization Of branches % tie company IN
Rome and Paris. Other passengers were PabIo oe
earasa,e. INC famons viOllni>t, and Nr. and Mrs
Thomas c. Shcarman.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
BISHOP TAYLOR on MISSIONARY LIFE

From an lNtffNlrN III he boat'n h"N''''H'''
You talk about the old days Of Mcth0dsm with sad
die bags aud hor ehack u Africa work j, back IN thc
d.y, Of Abraham. Travelling Is almost entirely on
fo1t We can do about twenty mic, a day, making
three miles an hour with "A short rest ~ the chu o
each houg ! learned the science OF walking Whrh -
boN and have taught the missionaries thdt tcl uo
not tlgr n these walks bat are A. iif@h afi't yV
walk IT, when they bc.in. As for fatigue llifIt
l,no,y what Il ls I am fond Of worhiHs ten hour> q
day under the hot sun with head bare. II docs Ho1
affect me in the least. - H.. -
There i a theory advanced hy learned do'o' ,i'' 90 "
Tourist migrating from England to Africa must ~
thr,ch AN accuatlling process. but entirely ignore
tha dca and find /; unnecessary with myself ana WORK
c,. Doctors also .av that no work must he h'hc III
africa hv newcomer. but as We have no time I" Wui
we begin work the first dn} on strlklhB M'l''" ''' W
prObaby are better for II.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
THE OPEN.CAR NUISANCE.
NV SORT oF DEATn.rRAP.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
sr: II ls pleasant. occasionally, to see 4 daily
paper. tgue 10 10, name Ignoring politics, and in
,niu- article showing it,c1 careful watchman
over puhli. grievance.
such was my feeling reading in The Tribune
Il Na, ~ wcli-cAprcs,cd censorship of open cars
90 unreasonable dayo. and thus cndancenug the
health of many.
/ very a'oly compelled, hv lack of time 10
enter one of these death traps. when the rain and
wind were Ip'h holding reycls. ! requested tire
conductor % draw down the blinds, which. after
much difficulty. Dc consented 10 do. hut the relief
given myself and the others IN the car was very
slight. and ! nri that many cold va, then
contracted or increased. Those who bear rIlc over
thee public conveyance, should know that it !,
only dIrlu. Of simmer. and thcu
not IN the early mornings late evenings. iat Oprn
car, should he rliu and u does appear h, II il"
-afcy of those for whom the provided should
be- carefully REGARDED SUFFERER.
New York, May 20, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
ryJoyIyG 4 TESTIMONIAL CONCERT

Many friends Mis- Marie l.. Todd attended b''i'
oual concert that given her last night IN the ,huh
., the Dcip!cs of Christ. West TiitysNth-st MISS
Todd Is promising pianist and an accomplished ofeAn
Che Was assisted by Miss f. Surmann, Adolf Hartdeg'n
Narsh,ll +. Wilder Miss Helen Wright and T." b''
Miss Todd PLAYED "Ts0ndo Brilliant" Won Weber; ''ha""-
moi O,trow," Rubinstein. and Ballet Music Moy'E
uelmend. The audience found much to ENJOY IN 'i'
Todd, execution and Interpretation. and Insisted ul'"
h,.,ine her plav an extra number. Tho efforts OF inc
others who took part the concert were also appIec
especially the playing Of Miss Wright little thirteen
year.old Miss. who Is a pupil Of Miss Todd
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

reatlon-just much right, perhaps. as tne ioS Has
to SIT and look up at grapes sOuTed by dlstdhCC .
Marriage is also getting TO be unpopular Win .'o
men who collect statistics of crime taxes nam t,c
Job out of their hands. and gives them more II'o
than they relish to rule blank columns and specdc OH
the dcGcneracy of primitive institutions. -,
Finally, marriage Is getting 10 bc unpopular NJ. W.
the Anarchist the undertaken, the backleC me lh-
the cynic, the hermit and the who would IKE 10
big football Yes marriage certainly is an unpopu
lar institution with persons. But IL Is an 1usu
ton that the world is going to try to put up VIII" io
z little while longer at least.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

bonnet and the young woman who wore It,. The
latter had bean on one side and umbrella in her
right hand 1t was not the umbrella. The expedition
In search Of eod-tOpped umbrella was about u DC
abandoned chief Of the expedition had turned on
her heel, when she perceived that the pink bonneed
female held close her cloak another umorclla-Ihe
Umbrella .
Give me that umbrella y was all she said, and the
face under the pink bonnet grew crimson as the
stolen property was restored without murmur
This incident happened a few days ago. Now, What
should like to know is how came an apparently
respectable grl-for all her pink bonnet, she seemed
above the criminal classic deliberately steal that UNI
brea! There is space for her reply In this column
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
TWO WELL.Kyowy REPUBLICANS MEET.

First Assistant PostmasterGeneral J. s. Carson was
AZ the Fifth Avenue Hotel Yesterday for fow hours. II
arrived in this city from Washington the morning train.
While here General Russo. a. Arer Of Michigan
who has been the Fifth Avenue for lat fcw DAYS
General Alger and Mr. Carkson he'd short consultation
but politics had no part 1t. The discussion solely
upon business affairs in which both interested.
Mr.. Clarkson his WY n Boston and General
Alger has an engagement In newport they lHt the
city together on the Providence yesterday
Mr. Cisrkson received large number Of while he
here.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
rvrrerAJyCD BY THE FEL1ocRAFT CLUB

The members %: the Tc!lowcrat Club entertainer
Themselves and thcr guests at hc clubhouse 80 i
East Twenty ninth st., last night, with the ist o''
~ tbc season. Eichard Wat,on Glider presided anu
after iuncr there wcro informal speeches, "'"'"-
othors who smoke PFOc. sOr sloane oi lln''t3n
I,mc. b. Tow -cud. ". Il. Nctlroy, John L. N"i
Wormcr and carl schnrZ. among the cue. W..
Ilr H. l.. ~cafIan, III. \. WHklhs' am Llc"''"'''
" d. j. Kelly, of the Navy.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
GRANDPA" BARRETT, A CEyTEyARIAN, DEAD.

peekskn. Y. Y. May 90 (special).-Mrs. sarah
Jarrett familiarly known as Grandma" Barrett ana
the Oldest inhabitant Of Putnam County, died ~
morning at Mahopac Falls, age lO2 years four months
and five DAYS. She was native Of Putnam County
where she had always lived. She was daughter o.
Isaac FSallv Ferris Drew. had had twelve children
was baptizcA in the Baptist Church, 1903, and lad
ALWAYS been an ardent churchwOman.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
AN ACTRESS's POSSESSIONS AT AUCTION.

a beginning was made yesterday afternoon at the
tfth Avenue Auction Rooms Of the sale of collection
Oh iufh'me' PICTURES bronzes etc. the collection OF
an actress whose name Is not disclosed with some
additions The highest prjcc maid ,.s e,o- for =
secretaire OF te la'er Renaissance period The sales
ior te day S1omled 70 $3.50 40 The rest OF the
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
SENATOR CARLISLE ~ TOWN.

John 6. Carlisle United States Scnator.elect from Ken.
lucky, this city yesterday h, way Washing
ton. where he will this morning 70 be sworn IN and
begin his duties Senator Carlisle said last night
that he did TO talk for publication political
subjects.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
YALE vs. PRINCETON, SPECIAL TRAIN VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

The decisive championship game OF baseball, TO 10
played at Princeton between the men OF the above
colleges bids fair 10 attract unusually large gather-
ing For the accommodation Of those running over
to Princeton the Pennsylvania Railroad Will furnish
special train leaving New York foot OF Cortandt and
Dcsbrosses sts. at | 80 p m. on saturday NAV "a.
Excursion tickets will he sold Al rate Of - 80 IN
Guiding admission 10 the game. Returning the spe-
cial will leave after the close Of the game.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
M1RRIED.
RARNrY-DuNHAM-On Tn

Thursday, May %, 1890. ~
Fsrming,on Conn. by the Rev. r. p PARKER D. D..
Laura b.. daughter Of Austin & Durham: 81 na,uoia'
Conn to Danford " Barney, of Pennington conn
CONVERSE -NORGAN-Thursdey Nav %. at the resi-.
Gence of the brides aunt NcwYork by the Rev Aoboto
J. Ktreee D. D.. Charles T.. Conyerse. OF Poughkeep-
sic. u Carrie \. Morgan.
Observation-Disclosures the residence ot Mrs. Mary
X mn sister o. the BRIDE bv the Rev. w. II Demarest.
Walden. y. Y. MAY O.. 1890 Charles F; CunninSnam'
Of Passac. y. j., TO Fannie l. knapp of walden y L.
S-sTROWBRIDGE-At the residence ot the brlcee
parents Stamford Conn "Wednesday, May Il; oy the
Rev X, 7. II: Vail william =, JohsS W He'e" H'
daughter Of Mr.. William {. StTowOTlcse.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

When baby was sick, we gave her Castorla.
When she was Child she cried for Casto.ia.
When she became Miss she clung % Castoria.
Whea she had Chuiren. she gave them Cas'oris'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

People with everything 10 sell from ndAles 10
farms, and others wiC want 10 buy everything. from
manufactures 70 autograph collections heard
from in the riny columns Of llltlc Advertisements
Of the people
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

Keeps Dress Shirt. to measure. 70, 90. ,S Nons
better at price. largest stock of mems furnishing
goods In NewYork. 500 and Gil Broadway
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

Even busy men should not neglect To look over daily
The Trbune's little advertisements Of the people,
They NAV find among them exactly what they want
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

Business chances. bargains OF various sorts and
want, Of al kinds are mentioned I'm the many columns
Of short advertisement, On the ninth PAGE Of Tho
Tribune til, morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

evening" and Miss D. Jones' Of Catsk the winner d the
Horntha medal for proficiency.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

Pcople ont Of work and those IN search 81 helper,
.hnuId not neglect 10 examine the many columns -
short advert the ninth paFc 81 Tho Tribune
this morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

Passion Play at Ober- -Ammeraau. :.
Fullest information in Cook'. EXcursonis by mall III
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

Notices of marriage must be indorsed with fuu
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
Sueeial Noll1es.


p,,do-ls a natural brut sherry OF the hgneSS
-. >, -, 19t AZ DcmOnlcos Fifth Avenue hoteA MUS
nan House Windsor Hotel, etc
Axtonisbiug Prices Paid for Lclt-On <iotmns'
ID nosr,i and buyer Will all promptly.
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Garnet CIcauing.-r. NJ. STEWART so 'th'a'e''
.erd for circular. telephone call. l26 2lst-st.
Carpet Cleaning Works. ,,,...,o.
T. Rsrgen. liS East oClh-si fhtlre sa'4siSc''n
81 a. send for circular.
per.op. building or remodelng their houses snoula
oxamine the Novelties in BATHING and "AtGn'
CLOSET APPARATUS manufactured by
THE MEYERS -sNIFFEN CO.. Ltd,
so extensively used in hrstcla's work Ns'e I" 'ei
new show rooms and inspection OF the Modei ba'n NOUNS
will prove instructive.
As CllF.st (ncar Fuon) New-YorK.
Voebucks Adjustable Wire screensw.n ~ any ";ns i
hou-SfurnlsnlnC stores Keep tAehl' Asa Ipf
oebucs they the best and cheap 81 SeinS sSE es %
Measures aud estimates given az l'- FiI'
ton -. Established 10
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

Tho Latest Faslon!!!
urniture from Geo. {. Flint Co., 1ihst ana otA
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
Mount Hope Westches;er county. ,,-.,...
Tor,hern RAILWAY station on the 1rouhus'
o"''''N ~ ONCE II west 23d-st.