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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
TENNIS AT ST. AUG US1INE.
THE FINAL ROUND OF DOUBLES WON BY CAMP
BELL AND SMITH.

BELL. AND SMITH
ST Augustine, Fla, March 90 tspeclail.-lu was :"
perfect day for the continuation OF the tennis touria
nent and the fact that the tennis german was 10 ooo
off in the evening brought all the young people tose''i'r
10 talk dancing much as To "at'h 'io .o"
Among the onloohcrs may be mentioned MI. anu 'i''
scrvmser Miss Hamilton, Miss Emmett. MI ana 'irS'
I f. peekrnan. Mrs Hayward Cutting, Miss Cutting,
Nj schrever and Miss Wright. OF New-iork Mr. anu
Mrs Franklin W smith, OF Boston; the Misses "aiui"'
Mr. and Mrs Harrison Dullis OF Phladeipha us
Chisholm Of savannah Mr.. and Mrs. lbohas bus"'
nell Mis- Bushnell, Of MorrlStown ana s1'o oo"'"S''
Of New York. ,,. &, ,,s
,,,,i.. lctUecn H. Y Beach and II. &. Trevor ana
o. :, Campbell and :. smith. These teams "cro con-
.idcrcd about even, and the result OF 'hc nia0''
warranted this conclusion, II being necessary !" p',
~ iva .,t, before the match was decided. Ray
was called shortly after 10 80 a. NJ anu inc n'''
came went to Beach AID Trevor Ii"ns' III
n',,,,o,y b,.an to assume an interesting look. The
game after some pretty tennis re"oheo nNo ".'' ~
which point Trevor and Beach missed points az
,tc,l ,nomcnt, and the set went against hem'
- First set score by games i
Campbell and Smith. ! o l."
Tf,,or and Beach D u W 80
The second set was won by Trevor and Beach with
oo.c ,h.y seeming to realize that the match de-
handed on their winning this set. score. 81. Inc
n,cd set Wa, Immediately begun. and both pairs
,.y, settled down h work. Trevor In particular
pI,vinc well. while Campbell and Smith were SHOW
Inn. better team play and seldom incrfcrei. Each
team won five games, and the games
,u.rnatod until the usual Of eight games al
was announced Beach and Trevor tried hard 10
prevent their opponents from winning the next game
iut were unable do and well lost the iolIo"-
Ing xmc and the set los. Third set-ocore by
games:
campbell and smith, 0 o
beach and Trc,og-o 0 0 l
0-s.
In the fourth set Beach and Trevor tried to regain
their form If the second set and after allowing ther
opponents 10 creep up from 81 10 5-f. succeeded IN
taking tho set Ct. sets were now all. and the
Interest became intense. After short interval Jle
deciding set was started. ana from the beginning IS
v.- apparcnt that both teams were somewhat trcd:
Trevor and Beach Immediately assumed the lead ana
. = va. called In their favor then ii. then > all
Tn. vantage game won by Reach and Trevor,
Int Their opponents brought IL back again To deuce
Gamr, were taken alternately until 'ainpbell anu
smith, by a supreme effort, won the SCI, 10, anu
with IL the match. This match lasted over thrcr
hours and it, feature, were the good team pay OF
smith and Campbell. Trcvor's serving ana bcach
bachhand returns Of service. -
10 morrow afternoon +. F. Ecckwith and o. ;;
Campbell viii play for the champion hip. appended
t. the score 81 the match: Final match doubles, g. ;.
campbell and : smith beat II. g. Trevor and r. '.
leach, -, l-C. lO-c, i-G, lO-,.
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Owe or CONGRESSMAN MILLS.
From The New Haven paladn.

From The New Haven iallahln.
Roger o. Mil, wa. in Nc~-lIavcn during the 1855
campaisu ana "A chance remark Of hi, Ia, recently
come 10 ugIt, which mdiratc- that however closely
he NAV follow the tariff schedules, his knowledge Of
current pnlitlcI changes !, by means broad.
lie was sitting In the New Haven House smOldng
room i'm the evening. either before or after hs speech.
surrounded hy "A group al Yale students. who had
cnrlly made friends with the genial Southcrncr. The
old state House had be n point out to him. and the
conversation diiitcd on t. ,"nccucut ns state.
great state of Texas get alOng with capital.
little Connecticut can't do equally well. It's all
frolishnrss having two capitals IN this little State "
There was respectful silence on the part Of the
hoys for time. when one incidentally contributed
Tho fact that since 1s7i-some fourteen years
Connecticut had made all its laws at Hartford.
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Posto0lce Notice.
POSt0mCc NOtIVts
daily py all Interested. as changes may


should read daily all Interested. as changes may
tiers Tor foreign countries need not be specially adj
dressed dispatch by any particular steamer except when
is desired send duplicates Of banking ana comerci
documents letters not specially @nesseo oehs scns oS INC
rgp mails for the week ending March % close
r,r,,nntiy in all cases. a this Office as follows;
hhiDAY-At p. III. Tor iruxillO per :. s, J. Oteri.
IT, from New-Orleans at 80 D. NJ for Newfoundland.
land al italy. Spain and Portugal. per :: IL
ia"a ssers mus. B: d fGs ss0:T ys
Isani"i; at a. m for Ireland per ;, s Gailia VA
cttrs or other European countries must 70
e,, via southampton and Bremen ettrs for Ireland
France switzerland Italy Spain ana Portugal must q
s s6ssca d
nSyonia also jacmci and Xux.Cayes. Mayti, per
rsdI,as,. at e,ttrs for j.cS ss yeSs
,asia Curacao and savsnia, etc. must be directed
Il q II for ST. o c rS' and 'G 81 TScm ns.
81. 81 Na SrSix also windwaEd Islands direct per
sdonsn i0r Ssmpesas Gni,pss TsSa;sse
and tr Ynsedn recs and for other States vsSs
Malls Is. 0F Fran s ma". cIose here March 80 D. M
San Francisco close here March .2e. a, I p m Malls
,ST csiSs and So saP Sre March for
Hawaa S .ne asa ss sos hs Is
Msrens with nrtsh mails for australia. Malls for
Sp cur w BY raj Fo To- c iop a. hs ONCE daily 80
The schedule closing OF Trans Pacific mails rs ~
q from" S Ess s ssns
are dispatched thence the same day. Registered man
closes at 80 p gfssTfSyis yxx corT ps.q.s
Postonace. Nsw.Yerk. N. z. March II. $780, =
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Mr. sroDDAsDS Lrsr csrRSr Of Lrc7rRrs

The Itfrr half 81 Napoleon Honapartcs hf" was
discus ed and illustrated for Tie third and Last time
81 Day's Theatre We icfiay morning. when John l..
stodard traced his from his accession 10 the
imperial throne T. hi. death. \, IN the prcvion,
lectnr., description, were given. AMI picture,
shown Of varoul campaigns and battle, aud more
peaceful scene. including Au.tcrlitk Jena, Berlin,
the grave Of Frederick the Great. the peace at
Tll.it the Spanish War. Au tfia. Vienna. Marie
Louise. the kiig If Rome The Russian campaign,
Moscow the retreat. the return f. Paris. III" ad'i-
ton at Fontalncblcau. the attempt al suicide. Elba.
Waterloo. -. Helena. Napli'on's grave. The re-
mova to France and the Hotel de- inynlldcs The
lecture wa. thoroughly enjoyed by the audience n,
Mr. stOddard's lectures always are. There VIII b"
only two more OF them th, season. their subject
hciug r.crlin I'm 1--g' and switzerland" The
former Will be given on Monday at II a. IN.
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baltimore March 2O.-Andrcw Carnegie arrived here
this afternoon and met at the railroad station by
Enoch Pratt, whose guest he is while In this city
The two men visited the various branches Of the Pratt
Free LibrarY and aftcrward the parent library. Mr.
Carnegie greatly interested. In the evening MI
Pratt gave a dinner party in honor Of Mr.. Carnegie
There were present 10 meet the chief guest Of the
eveninr ex-Tnitcd states Senator Henry g. Davis.
Colonel Walter Franklin. DR.. l.. II. Stiner Professor
~ H. Morrison. and Mcssrs. James 4. Gary, Henry
ZONES Iohn GIN j. A. UamblctOn. W. y. Spcarc and
ID l. Hartlett There were speeches. The visit
of Mr. Carnegie Is without significance.
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ANNUAL DINNER or THE PRESS CLUB.

ELOQUENT AND WITTY sPEECHES-soME OF
THOSE PRESENT.
The Ncw-Yorl Press Club held its annual dinner AT
Dclmoncos last night Among those present were
w. J. Arkel Bartlett Arheu, James Arkcll, Colohci
Robert Ingcrsoll +. +. Shepard, James ". Hus'eu'
G. +. MacLean. Governor Leon Albeit OF Nc"'erscS
Marshall =. Wilder and a. \. Foote Mayor "rth.
WAS at the table Of honor for about half hour and
then he excused himself and went away. Chaunccy NJ
Depew in a Enthusiastically worded letter. regretted
his inability be present on account OF previous
and imperative engagement with La Grippe VICE
President Morton. the Rev. Mr. Tamagc Il. T. i "Mrr
and Governor lI sent messages Of regret by cylinders
Of the Edison photograph. -, ,,,.,od
Speeches made by General James W; n us,,Iii'
Michael Coleman j. f. simmons, Robert &. lngcr,oll
T.. +. shepard, Joseph Howard, IT., charles T. '"a'
Lean, Governor Leon Albeit and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

nrinrnell KcpnblIcan.

prom TNo |pTITITFIT N'PTOI''T'
Tvpcwricrs throughout the country VIII DC III
,.rc.t,d I'm a case to tried AT N"W Bedford soon.
II l. a suit against the old Colony Railroad ana
will prove whether typewriter is an article of per
snu,l baggage for which railro1d Is rr-ppnslhlc.
l. Henry Lea. Of fairlavcn, returned from Europe
recently bri z ng typewriter and trunk baggage.
Tho former was badly injured and Lea now sues for
damages making the third case Of the kind The old
Colony has 10 deal with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
VERY KUCH PREOCCCPrED.
From The Washington Post.

There Is a youth In Washington who IS very. much
worried over badly fractured entente c0riiae. He
recently made engagement with young woman
10 lake her ont riding. That afternoon he took am
ner I'm a coscy restaurant with cong NAL comp inlons
The fragrance OF the Havana and the sparkle 81 the
wine proved 80 attractive that he was 10th To leave
I'm fact he had some doubts rs 10 his pr"s' inability
so he got messenger boy 10 nave carriage sem
A note saying that he detained by business, hut
hoped she would excuse him and enjoy the ride
The next morning a letter brought him. IL was
from her and stated with all the emphasis OK breviy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
.yyJvERsARy DINNER or THE Loros cLUB.

The Lotto, club viii celebrate the twentieth anniycr-
s.,, q, A.. foundation by dinner az the clubhouse TO-
,o.,ro,y e..ulng. Every member pr cnt viii receive
handsome souvenir with drawings b. the artists Of the
elub Among the members whose Lanes are down for
noebe, are Colonel Robert g. Ingerso General Horace
,o,.n- Robert B Roosevelt. Colonel w. II. White Pro-
800 Charles Insc PsTdcc and Colonel Richard Lnthers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
HE sUor HIS YOUNG WIFE TWICE.

George Spence nrcd two shots AZ MS wye Nate last
80. TO-, -, which took effect In her head and the other
In ,h RIGHT side Of neck. She was taken to tho New
wo, uosnital and he was locked up in the West Twen
,,o,b..t poce station house. having been arrested By
Policemen Cannon and Carey. The couple are young the
husband being twenty years old and the wife eighteen
, vera living apart he No. 2l5 West Twenty eighth
-, and ,be at No 3o2 Twenty hfth-st. The shoot,
,ng took place at the wife's home. The wounds VIII
nrohably pro,e fatal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
JOHN H. TyNAy TO BrILD A FIVE HOUSE

John Inman Is eohr u I've Oh Fifthavc and with
that end In view purchased the lot belonging To Mr.
Robert L. Stuart which adlon- the northeast corner -
sixy.cchh.st The price paid is $500 600 and the lot
has frontage q fortynyc feet. with depth " 700
feet Mr.. Ininan intend, u erect splendid house on
his newly acquired property, but at present has not de-
cdcd upon any plan. Architects arc preparing plans
which VIII be submitted upon Mr. nman's return from
the South and IL expected TO hay" the house completed
for occupancy In fifteen months 1t Will probably cost
500 900 Whereabouts.
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6ueriaI Notlees
Robert SomeryilIe, Auctioncer.
BY ORTGIES e. co.

Robert SomeryilIe, Auctioucer.
BY ORTGIES co.
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES.
$3.50 SHAVE, near 3ithst.
SALE THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING.
AT O'CLOCK.
MR.. RICHARD BUFFERS
PRIVATE COLLECTION OF
MODERN PAINTINGS,
with additions from other sources
S. Il. GIFFORD'S
'.San Giorgo. Venice"
GEO. FULLER'S
lid Thro the Meadow"
GILBERT GAULS
"Holding the Line"
ALFRED kAPPE'S
CLOSING Hymn"
CABANEL's
Expulsion from Eden"
VOLK'S
sAccused Of Witchcraft,"
GROSS'S
"Dancing Lessons"
And Landscapes by
Dur,nd. Doughty
Chase Harry, Br,st9I'
Ernsett McEntee
Hichards w T.. Volt.
ARE SOLD TONIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
q. ". VAyDERBILT'S LITTLE RAILROAD

Ashcvillc. y. C.. March 20 Specialize. W. Wander
blt has closed a contract with Superintendent Melee
OF the Western North Carolina Railroad and g. ".
PAYNE contractor, 10 build railroad 10 the site Of
his house a distance Of three miles from the station
The cost $1,000, and this track VIII be torn up
soon "a his mansion Is finished 1t being only needed u
carry heavy tlWbers and stone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
GRtDU ArTYG MEDICAL STUDENTS.

The second annual commencement exercises OF the
Medical and Surgical College Of the state OF NewJerscy
were held last night In Coopcrs Hall Jersey CITY, The
Rev George j. Mngn, delivered an address. Dr.
u,ohon president Of COLLEGE conferred degrees upon
, Graduates and they were addressed by Professor a. b.
whitney Frank A. Bucklyn, one Of the graduates. de-
ed the ,alcdictory There was singing by Miss Edith
Mason and Or. BucAlyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
SUMMIT gOCyTAIy TOP SOLD.

Kingston. Y. Y. March 20 Speciali.-The crest OF
Summit Mountain the CatsAils, in the rear Of the
new Grand Hotel was sold at mortgage sale here TO
day. There IS twenty acres Of nearly level cleared
land. Robert W. Decatur. lr was the buyer. sl'oo
being the price paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
HLGH.PRIcED Triton.

From The Atlanta Contribution.
Dobbin has been sending his daughter 10 very high
toned school, aud a. consequence II compelled t1 pay
a handsome tuition. \ few DAYS since one Of his
friends asked him the OF hi, daughters teacher.
I call her Experience replied DObbln, mean-
choly
Why do you call her tlatl' qnericd the surprised
friend.
Because abe Is dear teachcr.p wss.the sad answer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
SMALL BLAZE IN TIE NETWORK HOTEL.

The frcmcn called the New York Hotel
yesterday afternoon to put out flames that had started
under The floor Of Room 40. iCj, IT, the fourth
story Of the Wavcrlcy Place wing Only single
stream was needed to put ont the fire. but it was
necessary to tear rp part Of the floor in two
70 reach the flames. There was little excitement
from q coal which dropped from the crate Of the
open fireplace IN the room. The loss did not cx-
coed : 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
4 BCNGLING APOLOGY.

From Tho Chicago Tribune.
Miss Kajones-Its all over between Mr. Hanktn-
son and me. Irene. $780, ,
Miss Garnghouse-Did you have quarrel Laura J
Knot exactly. lie impudently snatchcd kiss
the last time he called-thars all"
You resented the liberty OF course"
Certainly did
And didn't he apologize properly
Nni Ilc--hc said IL hhOudn't happen again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
DISAPPEARANCE OF A CHINESE DEFAULraR

San Francisco, March 20 (spcciaD-It was learned
today that Wong Po. chinese merchant, had joined
tho deaucrs ard Skipped to China leaving debts OF
slO 900 scattered through Chinatown. wong hah
considerable pun with local politicians ana recently
secured tho guardianship Of the little Chinese GIRL An
COW who had been rescued from an Infamous life
NV Miss Cubcrtson OF the Presbyterian Mission soon
after this Wong made preparations to depart, but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

before sailing he transferred the unfortunate gir
the person who originally imported her. ne M
several score OF mourning creditors, VINO havo ~
chance of recovering anything. as his partners nous
all his interest in his store and the bondsmen on0
gave for safe keeping OF the girl are my nJoe
was recommended to court as guardian by ex-Juos0
Toohy q notorious Democratic politician
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
now LADIES BREss IN ENGLAND

Eugene Fields London Letter.
Very few ascfully dressed women have ] seen.
The ladies here costly toilets Of evening but
they have fpcavancc II their fine things had been
shot on them out Of a cannon. They dis play their
jewels with generosity that is simply vulgar. IL Is
not unusual to ladies at the theatre with four or
1--WE diamond brooches up and down the front Of their
bodices. As class, the barmaids are splendid look
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

Boston, March 20.-"icn' Collins, the wcll-known min
sr of the professional team Of Hawkins aud Collins, died
In this city tonight pneumonia age Tint, years liz
connected with Tony Pastors. Thatcher Primrose
4 Vests and other minstrel organizations. and was 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
TWO c00LUEADED WITNESSES.


From The Lewiston Journal.
The following dialogue occurred IN court "a, farH
inctOn recently What day did you TX up TIE Inc
fence ~ asked the attorney. The in OF nfptch
~ said the witness. - When did you 90 to work
Tor tie plantfl' The 1st Of september was the
reply How long after that when you went 10 NIX
ne line fence" About fortnight" " Is 10 Q
SSrtuirht from tho LIST Of September 10 the 7thl"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

Tlmlra y. Y. March 2o.-William Walsh Police
and cN-Alderan died here to-day from pneu
monia lie was a mcmlcr OF tlc state Liquor Dealers
,..i,,nn and wa. prominent IN all Irish American
ci,tics iIo was a popular young man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
TIE nRIsroL's BoARDERs FLED IN ALARM

fire Of unknown origin started In n closet on the
first floor Of Mr.. Florence Cases boarding house. No
II East Eleventh st.. known the Bristol a few
minutes before a. m. Yesterday. and up to the
roof through light shaft. occupants Of the house
Acd 10 the street and hc ilrcmcn were summoned in
time to prevent the flame, from spreading far The
furniture the first floor and In the several rooms
next 10 the air shaft upper floors was damaged and
several bOardcrs Lost articles Of clothing Mrs Cases
Jos, was about 5000. Including the damage 10 the
house. Her property Wa, insured.
variety Of desirable things arc advertised In tho
many columns ~ short announcements on the ninth
page of Tie Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

magnificent hair. Among the honsc servants, too h'c
specimens of physical beauty frequently 10 be u u
with. but the Of the upper classes are disdp
pointing in appearance. and in movement they are
contrary to tradition. awkward; the English woman
either swagcers shulles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

baltimore. March 2O.-Wilson Barrett received a
cable message TO-DAY from A. W. PincrO, the English
oramatist who denies the report Of his critical illness
at Follstone, England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

When baby was sick, We gave her Castorin.
When she WAS . Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she cunR TO CaStofia.
When she had Children. she gave them Castor's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
Whereupon the wit

asked the astonsled attorney. Whereupon the Wit
ness coolly replied Yes, sir, / think 1t IS
quickcr-wittcd reply was that given by witness az
the close Of tedious crOss-quesuOning NO" tell
me how many sheep Won ever saw. under OATH now
remember !" :" never saw sheep under OATH" re-
nlied the witness which closed the cross-eXamnatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

Michael T. Newbod. well known lawyer Of Jersey
city. died yesterday NJ his home No. 10 Spayc, age
forty years. He wa. leading Republican. and
always active In politics lie had been sick only three
weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
APPLY AT THE srscRIrTIoy DESK.

From The Atlanta Constitution.
The good book says the hairs OF our head are num-
t,ered and a few baldheads In town would like To
know the place where back numbers be obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

Gen. C.. Flint Co., 1O4 West 14thst., are oaerin
Astonishing bargains In kinds Of Furniture In ORDER
force sales and make room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

If you want WORT workers. horses or carriages.
hoard or rooms or real estate examine the ninth page
If The Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

Why Don't you try Carters Little Liver Pilsd Inc
are positive for sick headache ana AL Inc ALE W
duced by dlsordered liver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

Use Ponds Extract for earache, faceache Neuralgia
pains Wonderful relief -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
A HINT TO TIE GRCXBLERS.

Prom The Atlanta Constitution.
II IA now said that the postage stamp is too
thin People who worried about this can easily
paste two stamps together ara tls make theh thicer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

Persons IN search Of board or rooms shonld examine
the short advertisements on the ninth page Of Inc
Tribune today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
KARRIED.

REDDIsH-sPoONER-O Tuesday, March 1s e ne
residence of the BRIDES mother In Brooklyn N.adxk p
the Rev II. V. S. Myers, d. D.. Thomas ). Fecasn ~
Julia r. Spooner daughter OF Anna NJ ana tne iaso
Edwin B. Spooner. No cards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

business chances Of many kind, made known I'm
the varied collection Oi short adv ri,rmen5 on the
ninth pago OF Tho Tribune TIL, morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

Worcester's Unabridged Dictionary
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LATEST IMPROVED EDITION.
Virtually
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Sea announcement OF the terms, In detail, on another
page OF to-days Tribune.
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DIED.

Notices of marriage must be Endorsed with fuu
name and address.
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Bangs a. Co..
73o AND al BROADWAY,
will sell auction
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WORCESTER Unabridged Dictionary.
QUARTo, 2.l26 PAGES.
LATEST IMPROVED EDITION.
Virtually
FOR TWO DOLLARS CASH.
See announcement OF the terms In detail on another
page OF today's Tribune.