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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
"LA GRIPPE,s THEN SPASkS.
From The Washington Star.


Early In January Dr. MacLean, Of No. lib Khode
Island ave- suffered a mild attack OF inhuenM VI FTP
complicated with plaryngits The Inflammation VI ,, ~.
which finally rIpturcd the ympalum ana dcsuoScu
other parts Of the auditory apparatus AicT scS'Ia
weeks suffering, due 10 tho series OF Assesses o lc
middle car careful and peculiar feature OF VI.
disease developed during the last week. me hisl
symptoms Of the difficulty were lancinatlIg pans
In the internal ear finally resulting In spashs 3i
neuralgia parOXysms Of the pcXus OF ear nerves WHICH
undoubtedly had materially been affected by the ab-
The patient had received every attention
from his fellow physician, and from two ear special
lists OF baltimore. but heavy doses Of WOrphihe
and like remedies failed 20 control the pain, they nave
thus far been unable To stop the spasris Tempo
bags containing hot oil OF boiling water The loss
OF sleep and strain his system Is almost sufficient
10 develop mania but thus far the doctors mind and
system have successfully stood the ELECTS Of the disease
and his friends hope that he has passed through the
worst stages OF his dose Of grip. DIR. MacLean II the
chemist and principal examiner Of the United states
patent office and is we'll known among the physicians
OF the city, being graduate Of the medical depart
ment of the Columbian University.
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DIED.

ArsrIY-suadonly, on the morning Of March ?. Celia
rnn service, at the Cathedral. shave, Tuesday
morning ,th inst. AZ 10 80 O'Clock
Guild ON sunday morning. March >. Catherine D. w.
run'r, ser,ce a, her late residence 80 Lincon.aVe'
Newark y j.. THURSDAY at p m.
Colon the Sd inst Aaron Coc In The soth year OF MS
Notirc OF funeral hereafter.
March s. Chns. e. Cook son Of Ralph L. and the late
rSnarn soric', Wednesday March ). 30 p. m at fo7
int. rmcnt private
Dj 'Nll On soeay March 1890 Dorothy Lcy.rl'h5
onl} child Of John H. aud Laura l.. puyc'' "s'd :
r1n'a service. VIII he, held at The residence Of her her
City y. J., on Wednesday. March o. isoo at 10
GRiscoM-on Saturday. March /. 1890, John GrI.eom.
Dr. John II ori-com late Of the city Of New
York, aged q years.
GrLnEr on sauraay Mqreh a; ~ i"r, nj ,s
s,c Tue d,y March l. 10 o'clock a m.
HAYS suddenly on Monday moTnine, March B. Of mcu-
Noiic" Of funeral hereafter.
nOOKIU-M Orange. NcwJer-cy. March .. Edward
Funeral TUESDAY March t. at 10 o'clock from his late
Train a,s foot Of Barclay or Christopher ~. 10
JACKSON suddenly. at sanosa, feoruay, -, Emily 5,
rn "S"-i''' 81 @ iron, ~ anrch Of HG Holy TRINITY
corner Of Moniagpe and clinton st'. brooklyn on Tues
axe Daniel Webster Lee. ,
,roa 1e TirS: Reformed Ipi,cop.l chGrgh, Madison.
and 5ith--t., Wednesday, the oth INST AZ p H.
LANG suddenly on Monday. Sd inst. samuel H. Lang.
Noticc of funeral hereafter.
IAWsON Tia his CIV on SUNDAY morning. March .
(athafIue y. vie uf Manning 1. LAWSON. - .,.
Funeral services at her late rc.dcnro No ~ Ero'est
on lrc,dn evening March !. a. o'clock
iutfrAcrt at convenience u ianiA.
MART March = Aurca Hampton. infant daughter oil
Brnaeai NJ. and Alice {. Martin. ... A.. ,,,ouo,
Relative. aud friends invited To attcnd tne unf'
services the residence OF her parents z'O west Sun
It Tuesday. March 4, a. T. M
ROs-Walter Laurence. March g. only son OF Isaac ana
T.. Rose. years. 10 months ana 10 osSs
mt cnt at Trinity Cemetery this day, at 10 80 m
HUSTON AZ Geneva \. Y. Monday, March 3. Amy
daughter Of the late John Huston
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
o nncun onia Ximena widow Of the late William simp
son, IN tho 10Th wear OF heritage; 49,, A., ,,
R,lnt,c, and lrends are invited to attend the funeral
service. THURSDAY a. ~ tHcA lfoi o. AZURE" >
Cnnrch 5th-aNc.. corner OF l-'th-7t.
,lApI-on sunday. March :. Francis II. Shade, in the
.-tn wear OF his aee. 80
Funeral service at his late TesSScncse LOS
arrival Of 10 10 a. IN train from Chrstopher.st.
VAN TASSFL--At his late residence Mt. Hsco March ],
lSDo Ch.Ics Van Ta.sel, aged 80 years,
Funeral services at th' house on tNe "" hss AZ l. oo
rl,in leaves Grand Central Depot 10 35 a. M.
wESTI.RLO-At her home IN this city. on saturday,
late lion. Irssclaer wesrlo. OF Albany, In the oih
~ her
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
O'Clock
lnt,fmcut IT Albany
WILDER on Monday. March 3, Edward r. Wilder In
Furer ON Wednesday March s. at D. M, from his late
residence 237 West 7ith-s
Interment at woodawn at convenience Of family.
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PostoMce Notice.

should DO read dali, by ali interested changes may
Letters Tor oIesn counties need not be specially I'D:
dressed Tor a,pa % @ pSg ana commsrc
letters specially addressed being by the
for,gn mails the week ending March will close
pTfT riTSp%Y"A, il a. M for venesass and Curacao.
also sa,ans via Curacao per : Venezuela tleters for
o 'i for % BsS Kc Do and
. VIZ SiSs biiiHcrs
letters for other EUROPEAN countri,s Via southamp
e" must s9 be d SSon ' VIA q; l. go M for
Cuba per SARATOGA VI, masana letters must be d.
Usr wscrSnnd VA Antwerp letter. s Sss f BE- d.
reced per wcsernlsndo At p m for Truxilo. per O.
THTiRsDAY~ a, M for the Netherlands direct per
T. sr rFs %ss g.
va St Croix Windward Islands direct per City
q san Antonio; at p M for Bermuda per s. Trinf'
sI Pane a, M s fSS sc Ss srss ri .:
rSrO cG S Isao s s@a P exc from
Acsn, At 80 p. Newfoundland, steamer from
sXIugpAYAs2 M for Tra%ss; sSIs,crI,nd I:aly.
4 sp';" 50 es5' SS' as;,s,;
p pe fuaa VIA Bremen dcits Sr ohs% Earopesn
Fas at % fo sa, nrsu freand SecdR~
S ssa siie, 40 '
iSr f To %Ss"f ,ad I;l,Ss
per 5 AthOs Letters Tor JasH and AUX Caves must %
directed per Minus az i,,i,. wp,t' NV ,vs
fcr Curacao Venezuela. Trinidad British and Dutch
Guiana must be directed per Prns Willem III'D st
tor Gona &c per > telonia netters for Port.
M Prince Venezuela Curacao and savanls &C, must be
dlrsc.cd per CoonaJ at y. m. Tor Campeche Chiapss
Tabssco and Yucatan per city OF Washington (leters
Tor Cuba and Tanpco for Mexican States
Via Vera Cru, must be directed per CITY Of wash,nsenl
Mail, China and Japan per Oh Com San Fran
ciscol eose here March -. a: p M Mails for the
Hawaiian Islands, pr - Australia icm San Fla9csec
ssnd per Ship Topic Bird trom San Francisco close
Zealand Hawaiian FIJI and Samoan Islands per .. .. Ala:
media from San FRANCISCO. close here March 81. 81
british mails Tor Australia Mails for Cuba BY rail 70
Tampa Fla and thence by steamer. via Key West, kes
close at this onice daily at 80 a. M
ranged the presumption q their unntsrrupted o.ens
IN time AZ San Francisco day sailing Of Atcameys
are dis patched thence the day. Registered NAL
closes at $50 p6REgE sEEnHTs avXx coyr Postmaster.
Postotnes. Esw.xerx. N. T.. FEB. y. 1eeo.
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He DARED A GOOD DEAL TOO MUCH.

william Coleman, twelve. who stabbed and seriously
injured a playmate, Edwin O'Donnell. age sixteen on
February tried yesterday before Recorder Smyth.
O'Donnell who unwilling witness testified thas
he and Coleman, with other boys, were playing In cahdy
store and imagining themselves cowboys" They dared
each feat and O. Donne barred his chest
and dared Coleman TO stab him with a pcnknife. lie
advanced toward Coleman and the younger boy struck
at The knife entered to depth OF two inches and
the wound a COlemans counsel offered
no Defence and Recorder told the jury that II they
believed Donncs testimony the offence OF assault In
the second degree made out. The jury convicted
Coleman the Recorder, after talking with the boys
mothcr. committed hun 70 the Catholic Protectory
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A OrEERLr.DRAWN MAJ.
From The Boston Trayellc..

s.y, nm Interesting old map, or rather kind Of
ni,turo low d,y, since of the officers quarters and
the b,r,rI, of The Massachusetts, line Of tc Federal
army which wa, I'M camp at New WlndsCr, town
niout crDt iilcs north Of West Point. during the
winter. of several years of the revolutionary war. The
d,,vnr WA done with the juice OF bcruct ana bark
aud tnharco. iuce ~ various color. TIE tonaccJ
mice /, all that remains. II drawn III one VIII
lam Tarbe who enlisted IN the year l'-' lat the age
~ scventccn under General Lcmucl prd'c0tt. lle
was an excellent pcnman for those times. aid his fine
writing soon attracted the attention of the officers
TIus WAS that when Washington visited the cncamp
men. In I-.r T,rhcfI met him and did considerable
Vol vim M, non for him. Washington wished to
"a, , man of the Situation Of the Massachusetts, army
End commissioned ,oung Tarbcll 10 draw tI and work
,ra. soon hocun with such material a. could he
featured from the limited resources OF the camp
nefo,s The man was completed however, Washington
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no sERIOrS CONFLICT YET.

From Tho Lewiston (Mc) Journal.
That moderate rcpGtniion at the bar l. nov 20
be regarded iusurml untahlc barrier 10 Nltat
uiciy or church membership has been definitely
settled IN certain Maine town, where an interest
INK vval of religion has been In progress. luder
the mifisrstion If par,)n Brown, an able preacher
and smelling II Wit \ young lawyer nan been
q regular attendant at tlc mcctue-. aud Had Eol"
forward io tie anXlOu, seat yet seemed to be Tn no
hurry 10 mite with the church. The sickle having
lcen thrust IN unspdruely TOR several weeks the good
pr.,n WAS naturally longing - gather in the Seavcs
ilorinr 20 hlsfen the harvest. he invit the LAWYER
Ia tell d., experience and explain the dlhcuiues
which prevented his Joining the church
rhr hc-tlfns convert arose ana SAID thit ne iclt
tho mood ~ Icing Christian. but he wa tu, start ING
I'm the void and had way Of making "A living
but hy practising at the bar. lie doubted whether
man could Re lawyer and Christian too.
AZ Tbs 'rnctrrc Ia'Son Brown called out; "COme
Al nr Hsoihcr Come along! You are not lawyer
Tia, church now nur aers disciple Of Blackstone
among il, mt.abcrs.
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FRANCE HONORS PERRY BELMONT
THE ORDER OF COMMANDER OF THE LEGION OF
HONOR CONFERRED UPON HIM.

@A'->
HONOR CONFERRED UPON HIM.
Washington March 3 (Specal).-The French Min
lister in Washington has just sent to Perry Belmont In
New York decree Of the President OF the French ko
public comforting upon him the order Of Commander
Of the Legion Of Honor. The decoration Is accom-
panied by letter Of the Minister Of Foreign AFFAIRS
will be recalled that when the French Government
issued its invitations three years ago for an lncrna-
tional Exposition In honor of the French Revolution
and the fall Of the Bastc the situation of the Eepub-
lie was regarded as somewhat critical. BOulangism
and monarchical and imperial intrigues were disturb
ing the country. All the nations of Europe, with 'he
exception of Republican Switzerland, ignored tho IN
vtation In this condition Of affairs the action Of tho
United states assumed political importance In France
which 1t is difficult fully to appreciate here.
Mr. Belmont as chairman of the Committee on For
eign Affairs, at that time offered a resolution IN
favor of the immediate and cordial acceptance of the
invitation by the United states He urged that II the
monarchica governments Of Europe combined against
the French Republic the duty Of the Unified states be
came more imperative to make earnest dcmonsrd-
ton Of sympathy and confidence. Congress sustained
this view The action thus had translated ard CIR
cuatcd in the French Assembly. and gave much en-
couragcmcnt 10 the friends Of tho Republic. a sug
ce>tion was made at that time Ia bcstow upon Nj
Belmont the decoration conferred. but he De
clared himself unable To accept it on account OF his
official place The proposition was renewed when
he was United States Minister to Madrid, and by
special Invitation Of the French Government he at
tended on May 3, 1859, the ceremonial commemorat-
ing the assembling Of the states General at Versailles
Now that Mr.. Belmont Is IN private life, II j. under
stood that he has accepted tho decoration In the same
shirt In which il was oiicrcd-a, mark OF rcc"@nl
ton of his advocacy Of the cause OF rcpuDlcansm IN
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Samuel r. Lang. treasurer OF the Leigh and WllNcs-
barre Coal Company. died At his Office. 80. ll9 Liberty
ST. at 10 80 a m Yesterday from cerebral apoplcXy.
lie had apparently been In good health and Was walk
ing across tho when be fell 10 tho floor ard died
In A short TING. He about sixty years Old ana
WAS unmarried lie was born in Lodi. Bergen County
y. j. and had occupied his place IN the coal company
for about thirteen years. Previous 70 that tim" nc i
becn A member Of the firm If r. &. Calhoun y Co.,
harness mahor- He lived al the Park Avenue Hotel.
Tho body va. taken 20 undertaken, shop Ia 'rcci
witch st. and the news of Mr. Lang death was sent 10
several If the relatives among them his sister ana
rcphcsv The funeral arrangements have not yet
been decided on.
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srrorr yAyoeryG cAnr1Ls SUSPENSION.

The committee Of the Amateur Athletic Union appointed
10 Investigate, charge ~ professionalism brought against
Patrick Gahill the ana.. champion nddlcw'ight boxer
. , .,unt,y have r.lft,d that the charge, nave not
been proven because IMPORTANT witnesses ihd |" appear
before the committee although duly rec lc'd to be- pres
rni Tho ,omniter recommended nevertheless 'h"t MI
CahN b.. suspended by the manager, OF The Union uhl
h. ,,.u ,,hon, tho, d.. alc Withholding thu desl'l
Attenuation m order shield Mr.. 'nhl, IAN b' Induced
o explain he statements wicl led the committee To r'''
Mr. Cahl', entry Tor tine 4. \. l. championships. Ihe
report /, signed by J. t. sullivan, chairman Thomas To-
uo,,,,,g r,ed,r rick ,.erow r.. ". Jan-,en and Ii
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rrro,y,yp r,pv,y COMPLETES HIS BOND.

Ferdinand Idman. formerly a coroner ana recently
appointed internal l;'Nen1" collector 'i inc IL" "''
-, 49, hd. f,. -f.j 600 Yesterday and N" sure
,i. .,ore To- th,r suc,n.y before Commissioner Sh'lo'.
Tho bond ,n.n Ju.tn'd in double the amount 81 inc
bond are Christian fau,eit, 81 80 lJo >''ond-st VINO
tind in .,o 600 Casper ilirtlo no. Is, East Ninety
49, "a ooo William Long ~ 80. 100 ChIy .iic-st.,
20 600. John g., brewster. 80. l1i I'NnHton"'',
40 600. Iohn ntunn,r 80. 3lS iist Iiftyhith-s t.
s3o 600; aid i,n W. f,sok, 80 l16 'fandNt 7'1ooV.
oll.cor Iiduan viii take the "'ih oil oW'' p'orr '"uS'
pn,lict I'm the United states Circuit Court TO-DAY.
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the corEsg or BROWNING READINGS.

The first Of the course o. readings from The poems
Of Robert Browning by sarah COwen Lc Moync wa
given al the Lyccum Theatre yesterday afternoon.
The selection " IN a Balcony" There was an
audience of fair proportions and the reader showed heI
ability 70 keep her hearers interested IN the long poem
bv no means All easy task The second reading VIII
be given next Monday afternoon. and the selections
are \ Tale" Andrea del Sarto.' " Count Gisnond.
Up at Villa Down IN the CITY, and Chlde Roland
TO Tie Dark Tower Came
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Indeed. What facilities will get You across town 70
visit, dine. shop. and home again in t'c RAM
snow, siush. or heat, or to and from any Theatre
unless you live Broadway. only one facility, ana
that one is long purse. md now. sir, by way OF
Yankee answer To your question, let us ask TINS :
Why does it pay in Philadelphia to carry man In
cab mile and half for a quarter OF dollar when
you would have us believe the work cannot be
done In Ncw-iOfk under dollar and half
II. = Y.
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AN EXHIBITION BY THE CAHERA CLUB

The NewYork Camera Club interesting lantern
exhibition OF Photographic slides last evening its rooms.
NO 3li Fifth.ave. The pictures were the WORK OF the
follow Ing the club Sidney Bishop, Mr.. Hunt
incton Samuel w Bridgman, DR.. Valentine. w. Townsend
Colbron VI. Roosevelt Schuyler j. Howard Wainwright
Mis-, Frances v Stevens T. Cobb Franklin Har-
per- Lindsay c. Ivory, Prescott Lnzee, Sanford b. Pom
oroy Dr. Robert j. Dcvlln II. T. Duneld ard Miss NJ L.
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Pennington y j. NsrDh 3.-Ihe E'v G. s. Van
cley. O, the Newark Methods, Episcopal Conference.
d..d TO-DAY, The funeral vll t,hc pace 10 Tie renn'ns'
ton Methodist Episcopal Church az II 80 O'Clock Thurs
dsv morning.
s,raru., March lSreeiall.-Jares W. Crow. we'll
,,og,n resident q syracuse died a. the homo ~ lis
,,,her Yesterday morning. Nr. CROW was at ono tm"
,oas n, d.. ,lotins n-r q Cow. Robinson CLARK. and
~ late hyd been = CONNER ai traveller lie was my
.I-ht .eaf. OF age.
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PLANS FOR MR. PEyDLETOy'S FUNERAL.

The arrangements for the funeral Of cx Minister
pendlcton are about completed Frank Pendleton an
nounced yesterday that tho funeral wond take place
In Cincinnati Saturday The service WIZ oe a,
service in Ncw.York. Mr.. pcndleton will accompany
The body but has not yet decided what DAY lie VIII
star fr0rn here
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A dispatch Wa, rli,l-hc yesterday describing u'
mysterious death M the PENNSYLVANIA Hospital ~
philadelphia II a man supposed 10 be Roman
Catholic priest. rir Rev. Palmer !. 'e'"'''
reron II wa, said th,f he had been conne' ted win
f,t, a.. titution iu Frederick Nd. \ telegram was
received Yesterday AZ IT, Francis Navier- COLLEGE ~
MI. cliy from t.r Eov Thomas ! 'Ampheli =. -
of rhiladciphi,. provincial Of the Jc'nt' In tm- p't
of fn. Ini.d state winch cp,phatlealE denies tlll
fhcr, ha. over l..I lc-iit named j. Herbert le'''
m Frc.cri, Il OF anywhere else in tii- country.
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c,pyrv.s PEOPLE conIyG now.

The steamer Ethiopia hroug,t 10 Tins port Yesterday
twcnt, four 81 rAnun's people, including Wc
bearded lady. The " ht woman ana the 'inn'ic I
man alive OF Tire eighteen year old ffcah-' The
ncnagcrlc j, the Furnc,-a. winch was cue yc',cr
d., 0thcr member, If the show are coming on The
fhldi.
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Philadelphia March r. The Coroner i- 70 day en-
gagged Do tie investigation II the ca-e Of the Rev
p,,cr Herbert lcr"n. priest who died At the Penn
.i!gln.A Hospital yesterday. soon "ii'r ne h.-'l
work in the ministry o." h',tmc addicted 10 IN" Us" oI
ardent .pirli- AID every means Wa adopted To pre-
vent tc growth - thr desire for ntO>i''ni' hnt ia
vain About TEN di,, a.o Father Fcron came Z" TINS
,tv ,,er , lon. absence. iu order 10 quiet hl' pam
and horror, MUSICIAN gave MN "A N pg',IMN M IT,
,t,.n ~ unrnhi, lie died az the PENNSYLVANIA Hos
nliL last evening Au inquest viii be- held tomorrow"
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either went away or forgot it, but the maker finished
it at his leisure and sent it home to his mother. IL
IS in possession OF his son, who. though an Oh
man. is still vigorous and delights to talk Of his fathers
pNpOits.
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MiRHIED.

People will buy furniture 4 ,he prices are Low,
a. ,ol can by visiting GEO &. Flint CO.'S furniture
store. lOi lO6 and los West lith-st.
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Party going abroad Will sublct elegant suits at The
Cambridge for short balance Of lease. Apply
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STEWART HNLt-On March T. 1890 az Auburn. y y,
Hon Il T. Hall and Ira Bliss stewart Of Ncw-fork.
Notices Of marriage must he Endorsed with full
name and address
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The New York Association for Improving he Cor

dton OF PooIni, old Association Is Aid Society
elevation OF the home life Of the poor and
iudous relief OF their necessities without regard TO
race color, creed nationality. All Of want re-
ccve most The Society grants general
relief wel-equlppd sanitary, sewing and fresh
departments. IL has Just opened Harlem tranch
President John Patton Treasurer, Logan C. Murray No.
/ BROADWAY Chairman Com OF WAYS and Means, +.
Fulton cutting; Chairman Finance CON-, James A.
scrymser General Agent. +. 5. Longworh, 20 4thave
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THE WORLD OF LONDON.
cHRONICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR.. ED.
MUND YATES.

PLANS FOR THE QUEENS JoURNEYs-GERMAN
MAGNATEs OPPOSED TO EMPEROR WILLIAMS
SOCIALIST POLICY-THE KING OF HoLr
LAND BErTER-LoRD sALIsBURY'S
CONDITIONAL CHANCE FOR
A MODERN CICERO.
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Gperial Notifes.
Valuable Paintings.
a."

FOUR PRIVATE COLLECTIONS
TO Re ABSOLUTELY SOLD AT AUCTION, BY ORDER
OF EXECUTORS AND PRIVATE OWNERS.
AT THE
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Bangs e. Co., $50 uud 74t Broadway.

will sell at auction
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH AND O..
AT O'CLOCK,
COLLECTION OF
STANDARD, SCARCE AND CURIOUS BOOKS,
including Art, Freemasonry, Poetry and the
Drama, Oriental Literature, Engravinss sc.
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Yet little while ago. and somebody was tec-
graphing TO all the papers that the Panama Canal
looks satisfactory" Name, name. VINO ana where
il Lc that saw 1t thus, at full cable rate
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February D. 1890. the day for mot Of tho open
ing OF the Universal Canal Of Daucn from sea to sea
Was IL opened No, but the mouth Of the prophetic
n,nmntcr was closed from ear 10 ear. There Is a
length and breadth In everything.
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These clubs are always getting some one into
trouble. They left lying around everywhere
When sir Miles puts the Pauper in his bed, the
little beggar usually drops of to sleep at once. But
night little Elsie Leslie wrgglcd under the bed
clothes for a long while. What is the trouble y
whispered VANDERBILT, he tucked her I'm with his
back turned toward the audience. "Clubs!' wills
pered Elsie mournuly.
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The NscoaneO and Theological Library OF the latt
Rev John !. EOrdan, Chaplain OF Castle Garden
save New FORK from Pestilence aud DEATH burn th'
s"''"N' ~ 49, HENRY KING.