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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
crtrHR ,T5yG Long TERN OF SERVICE.

Charles +. rretb1r. manager of Seinway Hall cele
hraicd last night the twenty fifth anniversary Of his
entrance into the service ~ Stcnway a sons the
well known piano manufacturers, by giving dinner
to member and cmployc~ Of the firm and some per
-onal friends The dinner took place at LicderkranI
Hall and the following present William stem
way George \. >tcinway. Henry ". T. >ein"aN .
Frederick f. StcnWay and Nahum >tcts0n, Of the hrn
Theodore Kovcu. Philip Burkard James II. Hemp
-tcul. Harry y. Low. Louis Gciu~s. Felix kraemcr'
oscar ,tci6-. \. Won Bcruuth and william ?. Lincoln
ola time cmpIo,e- Of the firm. and Rafael Joscny
Theodore Thomn, and Leo rrt-ch, friends Of Mr..
Tgcthar.
Mr. Trctbsr has uow am interest in the firm into
vho-c employ De entered quarter Of century ago
lie B, a native 81 hruu>vick Germany Where ne
wa born or February 10. 1-.3. lie comes from a
musical family. DIS father. Ferdinand I"lihF nay H-
been o. celebrated cltrpuJ player. ON account oI an
a,r Iiout 90 oue of h.- thumbs Charlie gave up H,
intention of becoming musician ana. ai'f 't''i,-
commercial NE. came hero iu l-12. Nlu," iheu h'
a- been Identified vi'h musical affair with the great
,-f -Urt'--. ~, .t...o
Mr. T-.tllr ra, superintendent oic'uWay Han sine"
f,. .rr.t.n and lc hi- There introduced io the mus
,aI publ, world ruuu, musicians. ~, we Is "GI
huogu lu tlc musical and literary world. I'F,'n'lH
sir TrcfiAr D. extremely genial ana enjoys "I"'
popularity among tlc musicians liz knows.
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BALLS or MANY ORGANIZATIONS
PLEASANT OCCASIONS At THE MErEotoriTAy


OPERA HOUSE AID EL>FWHEEf-
Tho animal ball and reception Of the Old Guard
veteran Battalion. Major George ". Mclean com.
maudant. Will be held at the Metropolitan opera
House on Thursday night January -. Delegate
from all the crack corps Of the land viii >alu'" their
brothers o. the old Guard many prominent people
from distance Will attend and officer, Il tic army
and navy and member, Of the foreign diplomatic corps
viii be present. The general committee consists Of
Major George w. Mclean chairman. Lieut. uAni
Walter X. Pave. vice chairman. captain Thoma- +.
sloan treasurer Edward p. Moore, secretary, and
Captain Joseph Naylor.
The arrangements for the ball Of the Orange Athletic
Club to be held January -, practically com
pleted The following named constitute the noor
committee William 7. Baird, William Bunker. Sidney
" Colgate l.. W. Franklin. Percy Griffin, John ..
Head Henry : Morgan. :. Brewster Wiley. Graham
Brewer Austin Colgate Hugh +. Crisis. Frank Gcllatly
Allcrton D. Hitch. stephen !. Ncckcr. Appleton j.
Palmer Newell d. Woodwork aud Farniam lardicy
If the Orange: !. souttcr Porter, Of Montclar
Henry T. Tolcr Of short llll-. and g. /. he Ma--cna
Of Newark.
with A backing socially and financially strong and
sweet charity a. the incentive the Palestine Com
mandcry reception, exhibition Tcmplir drill and ball
which takes place At The Metropolitan opera House
January 90 will be. usual. success The pro
cccds 20 10 swell special charity fund for thc relief
Of TIE sick and suffering whether within or without
the circle Of the fraternity Invitations to attend have
been accepted by Governor Illl and -ta Mayor Grant
General sherman and other officials and citizens.
The annual ball Of Cerclc Francois q" Harmonic.
which Will take place AT the Metropolitan opera House
on January - will have many features Of special
interest This being the twenty hfth ball Of TN, rep
rc-cutativc French society. earnest efforts are being
made IN make il the most successful In the history Of
The orcauization Two-thrd- Of the boXe, have been
sold At tie clubhouse. 80 - West Twenty sixth ~.
The ticket, are for sale Al all the leading hotels ana
f
f. Tlaurand or any other member OF the Ban Com
mittcc. ,.,-. 49, ...,,...i.-
The twenty fourth annual ball 81 the Soccic 'ullnnfe
Philauth rouduc the well known benevolent society," 81
Inc French cooks New York, Will be held AZ Nh" Ne"
ropolitan Opcra House February g. me BAN De- hoi'
worthy i'm Hauv respects. but chiefly Tor the wonder
fl dplay Of object, If the most cabnrai" and af-
dc, gus IN sugar and such materials that me lnsc
uutv Of the expert masters of the cook and pastry
makers art devise.
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SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
THE WORLDS FAIR.
An ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF 1897.

T o tine + ditor Of T he TT bune.
Sir: President Charles smiths suggestion OF
later date than l5g2 for the Worlds Fair celebration
Of the discovery Of America NAV perhaps open
the way for broader consideration than has been had
of the whole plan for a Discovery America cccbri
ton. Columbus discovered Islands only during the
six years from October. 1892, to August l19-, when
hc got his first glimpse Of the coast OF south America
This glimpse even not a cOnsciou, discovery. Inc
point seen by him he TOOK to be small Island, ana
called it "Zeta,1 and other continental points when
he got sight Of from time 10 time he also named as
Islands. until the appearance Of the vast onpour Of
waters from an immense river month caused him TO
reflect that their source must be continental. YET
Columbus died with knowledge which We Of North
America have an interest in compared with the know
edge gained by John and sebastian Cabot In 1f97
and 1fg-.
The Cabots not only first America I'm any proper
sense. the continental mainland, but they saw the
continent in which especially interested. TIA,
Of North America. ON June n. 1497; having sailed
from, England May - they landed on the mainland 81
NOrth america. planted great cross. and raised ne
nag Of ENGLAND, with the banner of Il Mark Ihc
Younger Cabot, in lbs. extended discovery to ncude
Loo miles Of the American coast ana li"i NAV
coast which mean, most 10 Taking. Therefore
however. Of wiiitn msni Ven be by = Jan Amcrcsu
tongrc>s in >outh America the true date for World
air CcebIaton IS 1897, win the oPnlns IN Ne"
York May - 1897. and muster % an nationaltic,
ID Governmental ceremony at Washington june
There ought TO he for such celebration such a
approximation of not only al the great nau"hu
ties. Int If the end, OF the earth. Will require
very elaborate plans. good deal II action on th'
part 81 the government ana r'~pon-, ~ HII quar-
Moreover. the idea Of a celebration -houd not cover
merely a Worlds Fair iu NJ" York. IL should ~
least embrace % grand Governmental celebration ai
the National capt. AID might well include an
exhibition OF the interior al Chicago r'allnc lh some
respects the utmost tlai can De d0nc In New York
\ plan that opened 10 visitors grand opening in
point ana muster Of The fas~ ~ aI civilized man
a ID
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Po.toMce Notice.

Should be rad DAILY by all interested. as changes
rcrs for foreign countrc, need not be specially ad.
dr,,-,,d dispatch 10y any partcnltr steamer Agps
when IL desired T. ,nd dapicats % oaas l, 'D BENZ
sent by the fastest vessels available ,. ., ,,n
clos, PROMPTLY in all ease, at TN, once a. i'.oMs
MONDAY-At 10 a. n. iot Ngntia An,Ite q, ana ro IN M
Tor roe-o Der = NJ. Nunel lcttere for lampco ana
r.N ba dirccted per NJ NunezI at p. n. for Bel.
nda per Trinidad AT p m i9r bril1e' IN, MI
Puerto Cortez. per = :. CITY Of pa''' from Ne"'
wEDNEsDAY-At 30 FOR Ireland per s,n .n :;
,n,' Trropran countries must be directed per Btit.
80 a. for E4ep. per Ireland NT must be
d-,ted per Vera; at 80 a. n foT Be,- ~ dirset;
r s., Rhyndaad. Antwerp letter, must BE- dlrected
!Icr Rhyndaad" at p m Tor 1fmp,,he. 0hSSp l,ss
Taba>co and Yucatan. per - uiu,l ua,,sS t vcpa
a., ,, r ,Ni.i"b be- directed per Yumurr,l ,
SATrRDAYAt 80 a. M Tor 'In s ,ia,coSnd VIA
I, S' ttr anu for other European counties must be
~, scrvia Via Queenstown lettrs Tor FRANCE,
Swltlefland italy Spain and Po.tueal nt Dc crecVu
>n,tors' vi. GLASGOW de,ta must be dircet9d per
Ancbof@ a. a. m ncr 10. Atironlack: at p m
Tor cuba p.r :. CITY Of Atlanta via savanna letters
'SrTDNY-Nt 3 p. m. tor Costa Rca, Via Lmon per
$, !, FoNha'I from NcN-Oucan,. ......,,. ,,.or,
san rr,nc.co clos hcre January 20 at : 90 p N.
Mails The society 'aad' R5 SP G,y AZ P2pc6o p iG mn
Malls China and Japan per- : oscd' from u sa
Tor Australia Nc" al,nd Hawaian E ana sa@ moan
l,iand, per no 'l n o1 on afrIyai at New
yo,t m A3rania vim Brt,h mail, for Australia
,,r.I NJ, Rev wo,t IIa co,e this once daily
" iic ,cn,dul, y closing Of Transp Pacific mail, Is ar
ranged the presumption Of THEN mint % yng
transit to San 3a,s on M tb IA, .Io ~ SALINE OF steamers
are dispatched thence the day. Registered man
closes at 80 (0FEXFgIIt -' vHX COLT Postmaster.
Postoncc. Ncw-Nork, y. Y, January u, Is'v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
SLIGHTiI RINED

From Tho Boston Transcript.
\ story apropo- OF the people whose ihhrmiiy Is {"
GET other people, iuurmiuc- mixed NJ;
rl. othcr night a the upper table Mr.. theerNble
wa, di-cou-iug pleasantly upon the people ana 'hlhg'
she had seen that afternoon down town
met that Do.-on boy she Nald ana | wa
greatly pleased to see lh1i n' uoo'H ''"'"u 'N
vh.r,. near a. much "a, Pee used to
lie DOESN'T squirt. mamma ;! sald Etlcl IN
puzzled -or of WAY.
Sc at least scarcely at all $50
WHY mamma, the Doh~on boy never sduintcd'
Mr. ChccrN hlc looked lost.
lie never >quutrd t'
Whv. mn: not In the least
We'll hc did something. What was the matter
with him.
lie /, very deaf. mamma
80 he is, To- bee sure. | knew he had an infrmty
Of some Kind
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rrruAr, cl.rnN vAHlrn.

D n I'd ~ = 7 q IT N ~
Sir. think Your correspondent ~ Itniary . i-
correct. Notwithstanding, ulr .upI'at'r II Islander
upo, fho carly Inhabitants ~ the Connecticut hiFcr
Vale, bv your cor--- pondou' Boz today Tri.ne ]
have often heard NV mother. whose Childhood and
Youth were passed iu Slylrooh and W'-thro'N. say
that when Size lived there the poorer clt~~'- they
o., t.tcd then a. uow.wcrc much iu fear u the a.
trnsiou 81 some ncl,hbor upon their secret a-' y
>hfd and Dis symP,ih"ic ""u"'' yer PORK b'IT'i
must be cittin' low
so doubt tho towns ON me Connection Rye
Isolated they were In those times nd their r"'nif
and differing notions and customs. I'D That Iu il- o.
boo many other Gases. u I- thc point ~ 'eN "n'n
i- accountable for th" apparent contradiction ~ oh
server. o. W. w.
New York Jan. g. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
ARCHBISHOP CORRIGAN SAILS.
MANY LEADING PRIESTS AND CITIZENS BID HIM
FAREWELL.

FAREWELL.
Archbishop COrrigan sailed on the steamer La
Bourcogne Yesterday afternoon on his pilgrimage to
Rome. lie was accompanied by his secretary the
Rev G. E. Mcdonnell. The Archbishop and his sec
rctary occupicd statcrooms Nos - and - on the
starboard side amid,hips. These rooms are consd-
cred the best in the ship Several Catholic clergy
men and members Of the Catholic aity were present
to witness the preatcs departure. ON arriving at
Ilavre the Archbishop will g direct to Paris and
thence to Rome. Among thosc who were present to
witness the departure OF the Archbishop we're the
Rev. Mr. Campbell, Provincial Of the Jesuits; Mon
,gnors Doane Farley. Preston. Donncily and DE
Concilia the Rev. Fathers Connolly and Mcmahon.
Of the Cathedral the Rev DR.. Braun, of ST. Agnes
the Rev. Mr. McKinnOn. Of st. Francis Xavier, the
Rev. Mr.. Corrigan. of Elizabeth. y. j. and the Rev.
McsSrs J. Hughes. Okeily and Dough
crtv. Among the representatives. Of the
Catholic laty present Rhnclandcr Dillon
Lindley Chaplin. August Walsh John ID. Crimmins
Commissioner Coleman, cN Mayor william X. trace
Richard VI Walters, Frederic X. touCctt, Judge NOR
gan j. O'Brcn. Daniel DouGherty, Judge James FltZ
gerald George Lc~pinasse Major +. g. O'ShaughncsSy
rhoma, Lenanc. j. &. Lyons. David Mcclure, Michael
Gblln. Mayor Grant. william lIdrcth Field, j. r.
Farrell. John Spellman, Henry L. lIoguet. Eugene
Kelly. DR.. r. 4. Emmett. +. X. Farrell and Charles
ID. sweeney. 80. ,
In the Archblshop's statcroom was beautiful
basket of flower. sent him by Frank \. Ehret Inc
Archbishop held informal reception iD the "a loon or
the steamer before she sailed. " the Ncs,el drew
nvav from the pier. Archbishop Corrigan took "A
position near the stern and bowed to his friends VINO
were gathered the pier. som" one proposed tnfce
cheers for the Archbishop which were gwen with
WILL every one on the pier joining III the demohsua
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A GAZE THAT TRANSLATED.

from Tic BOstOn IranscfpI'
There was a most singular t"ng happened nero
the other night SAID the lanltor al thc nan VI "c
ms The other evening a, the Listener fingered a
feW moments AT the door watching The crowd shouo'
Itself out. and IL had 10 DO win thls ere ''V'N
mat I'm going 20 wind UP now. ,~
What did Se clock do->tFhe twenty IouI r.
Va. II don't never strike al all MISS ~ ~
decuc was dcvcrin' her lecture on Inc nifIHN
81 thc Real Related 70 the Related To me heaiIf
~ thc Unreal in the mind aud Matter '4ulHc.
Evcr seen Miss TOodecpcl Yes Well, YOU h uO"
ti,f She amt one Of the professional ncdutes.
Vel the lecture gettin' pretty well ai9hs
,owardge an hour m hall, when suddenly MISS
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tule veil was held in place by a coronct Of orange
blossoms Miss Annie Rolet the maid Of honor,
wore pink crepe silk Of the same color The
best man was John F. Muir. snd the nsherS Morton
Mills. James =. Muir. Alexander Dun ana Thomas
Hamilton. \ reception and dinner followed at Mar
tinelli's. Among the guests we're MI. ana Mr..
George Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. James Muir. General David
Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs. James Darymple, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Hines. Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Lazzarc. Miss
Margaret Muir Young J. Muir, Edgar Mnhlenbr0ch and
John Barton. Mr.. and Mrs. SpercO will pass some
DAYS In Montreal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
CONNECTICUT RIVER SITAD.


O the Editor Of The Tri hume.
>r: Nv husband belonged 20 the family that IN
GoVcd smith COLLEGE and the smith oh1rfir, If N'rih
ampton. NOT 90 thc poorer cla-sc,' Z" which y"Di
correspondent refers ILL., mother, home was ou ti'
liver side 10 few miles from northampton. -" "A-
'oru u 100. ! have often heard hcr -ay tlHi lu
DIR early Ife people used 10 lpcN o." door vN"r
They were cpl.Y- and eating -lad. hr'aG-o n looked
Dds. ,lrl ..--.uu 90 poverty. {. l. SMITH,
Nov. NUr,.. u D. f-tN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

TOOdcepc paused a minute and give a good long look
up the clock to what time IL ecttn 10 be.
Well. would you believe il That clock stopped at
the identical minute that she looked al II. can
prove IT, because had compared the clock with my
watch fifteen minutes before. And looked at my
watch aE'in when she looked at the clock. NOW,
maybe there amt anything very remarkable about
that woman StOpph' the clock by lOokin' at II. I've
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
COLONEL u 4 RoEB1IyG'S SILVER WEDDING.

Trenton. Jan. Il (-pcciaD.-Colcncl Washington \.
poelng a son Of John \. RoeblnS, who designed th"
Brooklyn Bridge, celebrated the twenty MIN "n'No'
,rv ~ his wedding tonight. III, house in West
-tate 81 was brilliantly Illuminated ana hunnrch' %"
,nr.t, congratulated him and hi c,ilmablc "iic
S"lonc1 Rocllnc presented 20 his wife service OF
,uver and rnld worth s2O.OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
WAS IT 4 WILL.OTHE.WISPi
ctOu penn dispatch I'm The Pit burg Chronl-

DO
Ear some month, ball Of fire ha, been appearing
II, :, field near the residence Of Rohcr; Carruns, a
inner who lives about three mile, east OF town, on
49,. national Road. II appear, on a hill, which di~
,,c. I'm, thcor, o. it. Ing u o. tn w,p, a, that
I'm ed by !, swamp. The most responsible men
~ n,vcu Township vOuch for the truth Of the above.
~ n,,ng them Dr. \. c. stEeator, Robert Carrons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

LESLIE-GITMORE-On THURSDAY January 10. at the
r,-idonce brides brother brooklyn y. " by the
Rev Thomas Gaaudet Adelaide Irene daughter Of the
late John Gilmore u NewAork 20 Andrew Leslie, OF ST.
Louis Mo
SuATTUCK- LlTTLE-On Thursday, January 10. in the
Memorial Presbyterian Church. ST John Place and th
ave Brockyn. y. Y, al IL M. by the Rev. Dr. Kerr.
assisted by DR. Nelson Miss T. (,usse Little youngest
OF Mrs Underwood, to Ira w. Shattuck-
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THE MODERN DESPOTISM.

From The chicago lflbuIf
Mr.. llankinsOn. YOU will excuse me II ] receive
You In the duing room thi- evening.
Don't mention IL. Miss KaiOncs II Is much more
co>cv and homelikc.
lt j. not on that account, Mr.. liankinSou, but
Bridget has gone into the parlor 10 take nap on
the lounge and given orders that she must not be
disturbed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
cor,rc7oe S,L7oysrALL yor To RESIGN

Boston. Jan. l-.-Thc Tmor That Collector Sai"n
stall proposed 10 resign from Office is dcn'h 10y H
prjvate secretary. Goodrich, who says; IN'Ic j.
absolutely not TIE slightest possibility OF ipuhnatl'
for the publication Of euch q rin"i-
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THE ScRrPrLorS PROFESSOR.

From Tho Burlington VtJ Free Press
4 good story J., told Of French professor IN a
western university. one morning he wa the ONLY
member If the faculty who wa, present AZ PRAYERS
After waiting for some time, he rose and said
Gcntcmcn. ~ praying professor cc1 not come. !
am an inidcl. lOu are dcc,mccocd.
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MI, ,,,,to advertisements on the eighth and ninth
,ee ~ The Tribune to-day run along u" "hol'
Par ~ amman ucccsslire. They appeal 10 every
condition Of man and woman.
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rur WRECK or THE pocAH0yrAS.

Newport. r. T.. Jan. 1-.-1he captain male ana
iccr If the schooner PoclhOntas are etill at HocA
I'D Al the scene Of the wreck. though there is
little hope Of saving anything more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

Frank C. strcatOr. Nelson DOak and f. H. Ames ~
is only seen on certain nights and appears from I'd
IL O'Clock aud each of the abOve-ramed gentleman
assert that they have seen IL at different times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

otpht To good supply OF the ctl'pI1"'" ''pI'N
MINERAL pASrlILFS at then home IN ofu'i 20 or pre-
uarod for sudden attack, oil DISEASES 81 a.
% diuhthcr, and all other ailments OF the throat chest
w lungs The highest medical authorities recommend this
VI" nv All druggists at sc and 800 box
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Warren. Iange & Go.
SILVER MEDAL AWARDED AT PARIS ExPosI
TON, 1889
100 EAST 42D-STr
Adjoining Grand Central Depot
WALL PAPER MANUFACTURERS
aud
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
Are prepared entire charge OF ne !htellos
decoration VI residences tn most elaborate or snpe,s
form cabinet and upholstery wOrh combined Win "aIi
and ceiling effects We have recently aided apartments
10 our wsrerooms wall papers and tNtonnes %
match aye exhibited By gaslghL lansing e,pselSy
Associated Artists, also eNcuS.e NONe
49, ~ Lee ob.aned elsen here. la.ge a,t ehee
se,ectIon ot Japane,e. FRENCH German and Ensnsa
Goods recently imported.
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Sperial Notltes.

controlling interest In an estab lshed magazine ~
e'r,d '1r s 81 favorable terms. Address MAINLINE,
Box -. J., -tpIcc. NeW-f OK
Taxpayers of Coney Island and ra'esend'
Why do no. the proper authorities take the necessary
steps u have the built that already opened and
have oven been severed for years.
West I'D st.,
Mpuaid-stc.,
Surf-aNc..
80 Nb,r. = the need Of sewers wit, out streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
MARRIED..

yyord.rfuly fascinating, tho game Ecdoubt,
for old and Young sofa by an ol ut~cFsi ny mai VI
If SINGER, 213 West 3lstst.
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chronic cough Quic~y cured by Dr. SCOT tlgc
trlc Plaster They the best pi-tcr> ever haUc-Is
- ,l1;[ Cl..opol- Mich. AL druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

bhaye and S3d-st.. Is palAta model nome with all
ntl convcnences Cuisine unsurpassed. LorenI Reich
uroprietOr.
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''OrKGO.'

CoRXFrI'S BENZOIN COSMETIC SOAR
Best skin and complexion Soap m the world Once
l,cd ALWAYS used. An druggists. - ct>.
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ALL SOILS CHURCH. Msdison-ave. and Goth-st:
Rov r. HEBER NEWTON will preach at II a. IA ana
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The collection Of short bright crisp advertisements
on the eighth and ninth page, ~ todavs Tribune tell
a tale more varied. true and moro striking than
is within the Imagination ~ many accepted novel
&
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HENRY 8. DANIELS. VI. d..
2l9 WEST l20rH-ST
Ir,notence and Sterl.ity Hours II
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Ar EPIPHANY BAPTIST CHURCH Madisonave.
and 64th..t-RcN J J.. ELDER II. D.. Pastor, preaches
III a m and Is y m. Piaycr-mcetng wednesday and
ErldlX az =. ID.
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Mems Iaundricd SEirs.-Wamsutta. b9c,
y \ Mills g,c. DRESS Shirts. ~ -. reduced from -
Embroidered ri e. were g -. KENNEDY % Tort
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INFGUFNIA-" La Grippe HUHIBURTs RCBlNl
.CANPHOR FILLS. sur. preventative" and cure. lP
them sold by Dr. gg-ts. - cents Notebook hre'
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II You want ia hire servants or lind situations, 10
let or hire houses. 10 buy 81" real estate. 10 fnl
work or workers OF one kind or anot,er Nou should
study the macy columns OF short advertisement, on tie
eighth ard ninth page of The Tribune day.
writer, OF strongly dramatic short stories for
Rows ana Girl may md prompt market 1y address
I'M. &. stuart, 80 Warren ST. Brooklyn. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

30 far has the daily practise Of the law departed
from II, ancient landmark, that LAWYER In Sow
Jersey ha~ had to claim that IN, client, could not
be questioned because they were virtually under
arrest Arrest or arrest. Won can't make man
or woman give evidence to be used against him or
her. You do though every day Yes. but not av
fully II il ever Your duty to caution the prisoner
suspect" that anvthin. b" may ~dy VIII Toe used
against him. We seem Ia be drifting into the draw
backs ~ the French plan without any Of is adj
advantages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

Another such paragraph insists that Claus Sprcckcs.
hereinafter called the old sugar king" looks
much like the conventional idea Of santa Claus that
no one Ought to De surprised at h, being named
Claus" Md IT, but not for the reasons
stated Nou don't suppose the old sugar king
had full white beard. rosy checks and luNurlant.
snowy hair when his sponsors IN baptism gave him
that name. now do Won
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
Announcements
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

Robert Louis stevens ~ says one OF those float
Ing paragraphs, growing lat i'm IN" Gilbert Islands.
Meaning the Equator. ehl Good name.