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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

The shortest lfrf fo Detroit and IHni TO-
gznf pHrl0f cars BET efr Detroit HuG efanf
tap'1s Trains leaving Detroit ! - o m end
G~rild RAPIDS DD m run faf 1fhff frF s
daily ~ cept sBndaV
A ALEorIsr 1icket agent. Depot. eF1. n
NrrfnF, iuior Ticket Agent If hnnfn.
cos B. -rrrH. ssul Agt Grand kap.ns F
A. CsHrfrTrF Iraftr MsungFf. Iffr
INN HenrIa- NhlaEnr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
MICHIGAN CEETRAL
TnG NIAoAst ftLLs R0UIf.

fDaily. Al Others daily s1crpt sunday
Taxing erect sunday Jay -. ISIS
Sleeping carr GA lacite auc Atlantic ID
presses 10 SBc from Detroit. Faror cars fuu
Oh Day BIprss and iSrsnc Rapids lAprrss fH
and from Detroit j. rect GO oluccfle4s made
AZ Detroit with al Through trains La>t 7 4
ets on sale o. luion Ticket Once. al Monroe
81. ard ~ rnion depot
fBrn NJ bKiGss. Genl AFt & Monroe t
Q. " BuCSLEs q. J. and 7 AEt Chloa4o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

d. klEE Nov l0 50.
Ter Mast a. IL an il.lfsm Z 81.
lFuU A. t.t1a o. tss lu
Through tlrAris Aaa fa. illarllal Iou lsu Pc
has hs calling upal a A.mqulsf uca agflt
g. depot ga u a Au saa. Inlol tirhei asalt
U AonIst g. n 4aa kaplas MirA.
i. LnrEuusa ocn Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
RryoRS AB0rT THE Sugar TRUST.

The sharp advance boz The price ~ sugar Rcdncrics
COmpany's certificates. commonly known the sugar
Trust dcmorlcd the bear contingent Yesterday on
the stock Exchange The rise boo the market
doubtless due 10 the agreement reached last week
Lctwccn the New Ork trustee, and the large holder
Of certificates iu Boston by which all existing differ
enccs adjusted. But with view 10 brcaiins
the force Of the upward movement the bears circulated
mmors that Henry o. ilavcm"ycr and Theodore Have
meyer had resigned from the MANAGEMENT Of tho
trust When Treasurer Sclrlrs and Counsel John T..
Parsons had cmphaticaly denied the statements, Bos
ton sent story that the llavcmcvcr were nearly
voted out Of their trustee p~,cV vote" being east
for ousting them, or one c-- than a necessary two
thirds Of all votes east. This story also received the
denial of Mr. Scarlc5. II j. not believed likely that
holdcrs OF " Trusts" would at tins uucturc
to lo-e the service, Of the lavcncvcrs IN the
cement hazard the possibility OF -trrnEthcnlng
the anti Trust rcincrcs with Offended capital.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
IN SUSPENSE At THE CUSTOM HOUSE,
AWAITING THE RESULT or MR.. RoosEVELr'S
INTERESTING REPORT.

AWAITING THE RESULT or MR.. ROOSEVELT )
INTERESTING REPORT
The breezy report which United states Civil Ser
vice Commissioner Roosevelt made in his inveStlga
tion into the charges that under Mr.. Magones admin
istraton Of the Custom House here clerks were as
scssed for political purposes and that Republican
clerks were even tcrrorizcd into contributing to r. NJ
Jordan treasurer Of the fund.- created the lvceSt
kind of interest as well "a anxiety in the Custom
House 1t is believed that Mr. Roosevelt transmitted
hi, report to Collector Erhardt. who is now in WASH
iugton after IT had been submitted to the Civil Ser
vice Commission. on Collector Erhardt's return 1T
is expected that it will soon be known who the men
arc who will be punished for violating the Civil ser
vice rules regarding the assessments for political pur
poses,
When Mr.. Roosevelt here last he had before
him several chief clerks. all Dcmoc1ts-CharleS Dur
yea T. Barnes \. Garrctzen, T.. Dodge and Mr.
Hinton II is understood that there are strong cases
against four Of these The specific charges
against them were printed i'm The Tribune several
weeks ago. II is supposed that the removal of the
guilty ones viii be made. The salary these
clerks get Is 5000 each.
1t is generally believed that Mr.. Roosevelt could
obtain more information about persecution Of Rcpub
leans under the Magone administration if he had tho
time to follow up the affair further EX surveyor
Hans : Bcatic came ont boldly in AN interview yes
tcrday dsclaimmg all knowledge on his part Of per
sccuton of Republican officials under his admni,tra
ton. Mr.. Bcaiiic probably forgot tine case OF a Re
publican wcghcr who had just saved up enough
money To buy "A house in Harlem when Mr.. Bcattle
came into Office Mr.. Bcatic desired 10 get rid Of tho
man and transferred him to duty at Red Hook. Tho
poor wcighcr broke mp housekeeping and transferred
hi, GOOD, To Red lGDoh Hardly had hc settled there
when Mr. Bcattic Transferred him To Front II. Ihcn
the .i.,cd man gave up the unequal contest and
rcsi yucd his position.
The case Of Deputy Naval officer Hopper. another
Republican. might bear investigation also. Mr. Hop
per had interest IN grocery store IN Wc~che-tcr
county. rccan-r Democrat ,wOIc that he a
label marked lmportod7 20 bottle Of sweet oil in
Mr.. Il0ppcr'- store. Mr.. Hopper was removed, the
allegation being that be Interested IN the i'm
portation ~ sweet OIL whereas his partner had pur-
chased that bottle In TAI, city. special Deputy
Charles T.. McCclland made the removal and on that
rim.v clar.e too. Mr.. Hopper laid the facts before
Nr. MacYuc. who -aid that be- Wa very sorry that
Nr. McClelland had made the removal. hut as Mr.
NcClclland was tine Acting Collector when the deed
was done II oould not be uudouc.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Board OF Aldermen, City Hall
Samuel Wood will case SURE Gates Court
Annual meeting o Edison Electric Illuminating Com
pany. No. tG BrOad.st. ..,
National Republican League reference case stewart
Building. ,,--.,.,
y. III. - ,,.....,.... A..
Cercle Francois PIIarmonle ball. Metropolitan Opera
House. -,
Lecture by Professor IL. H. HoycSen, Church OF the
Disciples p IN. .,o
Young Peoples Christian Association annual convention
Madison Avenue Baltis. Church
Theatricas In aid Of ST. AIMS Church for deaf mues'
Chickcrng Hall, p. M
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Gooige Washington Post. NO. 103. O. n H. instalauoh
of officers Hotel BICrSw!ck p. m.
Harlem Young Mems Christian Association annNer'
sary. y. IN. ,,
Seminary, D. m.
Brooklyn Institute. Department OF Botany 3 p Ut.
Young Mems Institute anniN ersary, No. ~ Bowefy'
3 p. m ,, ,,,
IXth Assembly District Comn;ttce Of Ballot Reform
League, No. GIL Budson-st., > p. H.
Coffee Exchange meeting, 30 y. N.
French Erarch Young Mems Christian Associauoh
anniversary Association Hail. p.
Charles Spaguc Uciore Academy OF Ahthro-
biology, No. Unive eity Place, 3 10 y. M
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

day. when Mr.. Johnson's collection of autographs Will
be disposed Of.
The XVIIth Assembly District Republican Club held
its regular monthly meeting last evening ~ ITS new
club-room at No. 6o7 Tcnthavc. Jacob Buies pre-
sided. The resignation Of John Noble as secretary
was accepted, and Robert Bcrryman was elected 10
fill the vacancy. Nearly 100 new members were en-
rolled.
The leading German Socialists Of this city were told
Yesterday that an attempt would he made TO raise a
parliamentary fund in this connN for the support ol
those Social Democrats who intend to become can
ddates at the next meeting of the German leicNtag'
The regular meeting Of the Medical society oi the
County of NeyyYork was held at 40. IL West Thirty
frstst last evening DR.. William IL. Thompson read
a paper on "Rcations Of Maldigestion TO Functional
NervOuS Diseases
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
ENTRIES FOR THE BrycH snow CLOSE.

The entries for the annual bench show Of the West
Minister Kennel Club closed yesterday. All cut
Of town entries, however which are rccci'cd bearing
a postmarB not later than January - viii be placed
on the list. All Yesterday the II the club al
No. ~ Broadway, were filed with people who wished
to enter their dogs for the show. The cntrc, have
been more nuncrou, this than ever before. and
succc ,ful exhibition f. assured. II Will BE- held III
the American Institute Building from February II 10
February If. Prizes are offered for I'll classes in
addition td several special prizes
The Judges Of the dogs viii DC aS follows; MastnS.
Charles C. Marshall ~. Demands and pugs. Miss \ II.
whitney: Great Danes, Ncwfpundlands, old English
sheep dogs all terriers Except smooth fox terriers
and bull terriers, toy spanicl, Italian greyhound,
and Mexican hairless dog. RF. Mayhcw bloodhonnd'.
dccrhounds grcyhOund,. foNhOund-. Engl, and lrlsh
settlers John DaVid-O pointer John =. N'r. hack
and tan or Gordon cttcr~. Dr H. Clay Glover lrl~h
water spanicls. clumhcr ~panirl,. field spinicH aui
cocker spauics. \. &. Wllmcm.ug. chesapeake Fay
dogs and pDOdlc~. John g. llcck-ccr colhc-' y. y:
-hntwru. for terriers f-mOOtlD. Fred Ii~N. bun
dog. Inn terriers. Ba-ectt hounds and dachshundc.
= Porter. bcaglcs. H. +. Schchass, II! icclldncOu5.
Mcssrs. Davidson and May
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
4 WOMAN ON TRIAL For WURDER
THE REMARKABLE CRIME OF THREE ITALIANS
ALL FOR slij.

THE REMARKABLE CRIME OF THREE ITALIANS
ALL FOR $40
Assunda Boccuto young Italian woman, was
called before Jndge Fitzgerald. in the Court of General
Sessions yesterday. for trial on charge OF murder III
the first degree. The crime Of which she Is accused
was according 10 Mr. Ieromes statement in opening
the case a remarkable The woman, her nus
band Antonio and her brother Giuseppe scrah'ohl'
came 70 this city on November last, and the woman
and her husband took board with Maria schcraz/o an
elderly woman, at No. go James st. The couple had
frequent quarrels and occasionally the husband ana
wife drew revOlvers upon each other. Antonio ana
AsSunda Roccuto aud the woman'S brother talked on
the day before the shooting about the loss OF sum
of money aud on December A~sunda said "a Maria
Scherazzo: Z" ! havc lost $l4j You have taken it
by some trcachery7 The old woman denied tn
charge Assunda's husband and brother entered the
room where the women dsputng, and each of the
men drew A revolver As>unda also drew revolver
The two men stood al the door Of the room and >id
that the old woman should not depart until She gave
up a sum Of money. AS>unda the woman no" on
trial finally said that she had given the money t.
Maria Schcrazzo and the men insisted upon ~ return
Maria protested but A>suuda began to search her
Then she stood TO side and said 10 the men lon
must shoot first Maria asked woman who was in
the room 10 call assistance. The woman ran out and
called Amelia Naralo. the daughter OF Maria, and her
husband and other relatives of Maria. just a,
Amelia Varallo entered the room AsSnnda fred her
revolver, and the bullet struck Amelia in the back
causing her death The then fired their revolver,
several fines one shot striking Maria and bullets
woundng PetrOnclla PEREZ. another daughter OF Maria
The Two men, each with revolver in his hand.
walked down the stairs but the woman As,unda ap
parcnty frightened into an inner bedroom aud
hid under a bed. The woman arrested, but the
escaped.
The accused woman is Stout and bold looking. and
her appearance j. direct contrast 10 that Of the fra
delicate Chlara Cignarale the Italian murdcrcss who
was convicted two years Of murder IN the first
degree and who is now in the state Prison under q
cOmmutaton Of her sentence granted by Governor
Hin. Assunda BOccutO dis plays the most eager at
tentiOn 70 all the evidence submitted against her.
A jury 10 try the woman Wa, secured without dini-
Guilty yesterday, and Mr. Jerome made opening
speech, in which he asked for conviction Of murder
In the first degree one witness was examined, and
further testimony will be given tO day.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
DEATH RArHER TINY No WORK.

A short stout man. about thirty five years old who
was registered at the Barrett House AT Broadway and
Forty third IT,, as &. Williams. New York" was found
dead I'm his room there yesterday morning. with
out doubt he had committed suicide on Sunday night
by turning on the gas in his room. The room was
full Of gas which had escaped from two open burners
and the condition Of the mans body indicated that
he had been dead several hours. In hi, pockets
were found -. cOmmutation ticket issued by the
Ncw-Yorh, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Com
pany 30 George Miller, for travel between New
York and Mt Vernon, and some letters which had
been addressed to George Miller at the Allen House
10. sol Broadway. The police concluded that tho
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
A YOUNG WOMAN VINO ROBBED DOCTORS

Justice Ford held Bessie Wilson, age twenty five.
Of No. 3GG Third ave. yesterday for trial for the
larceny Of hair shawl and cloth ulster, together
valued at $7j. from the once Of Dr. Thompson, 80
115 East Thirty fifth st., Friday last. A detective
found the stolen goods in the second hand store Of
Hannah Levy, at No. 81 Second ave. The Wilson
woman said that she had been stealing from phy ~icans
for some time and that Mrs Levy had always bought
her goods. she had paid the Wilson fifty
cents for the shawl and ulster, which Mrs. Dr.
Thompson valued at go and had told her g. get a
cloak for her daughter. Mr.. Levy, who forty nine
years Old arrested on warrant issued by Justice
Ford, and in the YOrkville Police Court Yesterday
afternoon. held IN 500 bail for examination.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
70 EXAMINE SryKiyG rryD SrcrRr-IEs.

The sinking Fund Commissioner, yesterday ap
pointed Chamberlain Richard croker and Al
Gcrnan Walton storm committee 10 make
the annual examination II the securities u
tho sinking Fund. Chamberlain Croker aud
Controller Myers who had been appointed 10 look
into the cypcdcucy Of using part OF the old Harlem
Market property AZ Third ave and one huudrd aud
twenty first It, for the erection of building for court
purpO~cs. reported ln favor Of the project Corpora
ton Counsel Clarl, Wa requested 10 prepare BIN
for action by the LEGISLATURE authorizing the purpose
II he IoJfd.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
THEIR GRATUITT FUND LIMIT REACHED.

The deaths Of Jacob Evans and John G.. Powell
were reported yesterday the Produce Exchange.
These make the moruary record for the year fifty
In number or than the limit OF the Gratuity
Fund Assessments for deaths cease under the
regulations Of the fund. The gratuy year closes
in April, and for the deaths that occur between no"
and that time assessments be levied the fund.
which Is 81 100000. As the aCcr icd interest j.
about $4,000 it IS believed that the fund VIII not
have to be drawn on.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
TO CONSIDER Mr. SCHEPP's CASE.

The Governing Committee OF the Stock Exohangc
will probably meet today 10 consider the OF
Leopold Schepp. who Wa suspended for ter days OF
account Of the encounter between him and George II
Bend, another well known member Of the Exchange.
Mr. Bend struck the only blow. and Mr. ~chcpp con
sdcred his sentence great hardship. Ten Governors
%
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
TIE pRoyGs OF 4 FORK STICK ~ MS HEAD.

John /. Harrington. Of So - Jamc, st and Gary
smith. who lives IN the same building. got drunk ON
sunday night. and then went - smiths rooms, on
the first floor. Here they quawcllcd over a can Of
beer and smith took table f,rl, and stabbed liar
rncton in the head v!th it. The handle wa broken
and the prong, remained iu th" pau'- head Police
man John !. Gallagher. 81 the Oak-t. station, ar
rested smith and sent Harriu ,ton = the Chambers
street Ho, pittl. ~ ~" Tuul- Pole" Court ye~t"r
day morning. smith Was held 90 await the result Of
IiarruCtuu's injuries.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

dead man was George Miller, Of Mt. Vernon ana tnaO
a failure to produce employment had caused 'le
suicide The letters addressed to Miller were re-
plies from advertising agents to whom he had appled
for Information OF employment. ., 49,.
Miller had been registered at the Barrett House
several times recently each time as -" G. NlHl;'is.
Al other time he stayed at the Allen House, ana was
registered rnerr as George Miller Nothing else Was
known about him by the hotel people
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
A NEW GUARANTEE COMPANY FORMED

A certificate Of incorporation Of the United states
Guarantee Company the object Of which IS to guaran
tee the fidelity Of persons holding places Of private
or public trust, was filed In the County Clerk Office
yesterday The capital Is $20OOO0. The organizers arJ
Horace Porter Russell sage John Patton. H. W. Cannon
Edward +. WinSlOw, Logan C. Murray Jay O. Moss, T..
Urquhart, George Coppcn, Calvin :. Bf1cc, Edward
Rawlings, G. &. Cuylcr anG George =. scott Among
the shareholders are j. -. hrmour Frederick l..
Ames, q. NJ. Pullman, Morris X. Jc,up and George
Scott.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
TWO BRIDGES OVER WEST ST.

The Board Of street Opening yesterday granted
permits for the erection Of two bridges over
Westst. one Of them is to be built at Cortandt t.
and one at Rector st., by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company and the other by the Central Of
New Jersey. They to relieve the crush Of pas
sengcr traffic at these points.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

ERUNSWICK-M T.. Ingalls,. ot Cincinnati. ENEt
FTT-Chevalcr Won Tavera. Austrian Minister at WASH
fngton. GILSEY-Ex-Scnator James Arkell, OF cana
3oharie n. Y. GRAND UNION-COngressnan John H.
Ketcham Of Dover Plains. y. y, and eNCongressman
L. +. Mckinney, OF Ncw-lIampShirc. 81 JAMEH-Sul.
son Hutchins OF Washington and Charles T. Choutcau OF
St Louis WINDSOIt-I.N- Congressman william w
Crspo OF Massachusetts, and odore NJ. Pomeroy, OF
Auburn, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
Announcements.
1u.rsrou,s Sooru1xc SYRup

MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
TIA. been used for over FIFTY YEARS by NILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEEIh n
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOIHrS re
CHfLD soFTENs the GUNS ALLhYs Ss ncfx al 70;
DTARRHOEA Sold by Druggists In every part VI tns
world. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Second FiOOrO

We shall offer to-day. January 2S,
a line of Black Silk Warp Gamers
Hair Twill ut the following greatly
reduced prices
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
1nrn.nAf. LAN. In.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEw.YoRK...... MONDAY. JAN 81 1890
ARRIVED.

PORT or FNEw.YORK............M MONDAY. JAN 27 1890
ARRIVED.
steamer Ratouuc gr Liverpool Ia ballast 20 Gus
ta.r It,y' Arrived ~ Tie tar 40 noon
steamer ia Champaign tfr. FrAufu'l hhFr" with mdse
ami pt--cuFors t" \ Forget
steamer lsu.-a 0cr Schc'l Hamburg. with niso aud
passengers 10 RI CortIs Arrived AZ thr UAr a. m
steamer M,rto.lo ur. Potter HUI. with md'o 10
Stcsrcr Gorthcn GER B,hucr Bfcmcn. in ballast to
Gtuu.I a. Ituhc Arrived 90 Tie Elr o. 3 DO.
steamer tauulct OBJ. EIl-. Mediterranean ports with
fruit % Phelps Hro. vessel following & Archibald
steamer Trinidad tIir fraser Hamilton. Bermuda. days
pA-scugci 10 l. Outcrhrdgc a co Arrl'el
Steamer iapi.ce or ~altcr RIO J,uciro with
steamer FruicIH thrL oymons' laIf"Eon'' win Hult
ana with aud passengers Jas Wards Co Arrived
st",mrr Nr orlcan, Hai,cy Ncw.Orlcans days with
ml-r and passengers To- u seaman. A., -
steamer Sew York. Parker. Galveston days. with mdse
srrnrr III Monte quick Sow Orleans days. with m''e
etc,mrr Ntroochrc smith, savannah days. with mdse
and passengers to u J. Whlhcr
SUNSET wind sandy Hook. frcsh NV. clear. Al city
Island. wind fresh. INV cloudy
CLEARED
steamer Auchorla OBJ. Campbell. Glasgow H anderson
St,uor Hydai wall (Br) Jones Hull Sanierson q Son.
sf9,iurr Ifoey tlr Ward, Ilyprpoul-liu-k 81 JevOus
st,,tnrr Sifc tNorI BENTON. Caps IIaVfl & Elliott
Steamer America lGcri kohmann baltimore -Oelrichs%
CO , ,--.-----,,,-
steamer Tallahassee. Fisher. Savannah II Walker
Steamer Kansas City. hrmpon savannah X J. walker
SAILED.
Steamer America. for Baltimore.
Bark John swan. for -
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
sOVrHl lMPrON Jan - Sailed steamer Fudt (t;cr) Rngk
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

~ ENITOTRINARY DISEASES and IMPO
N TENCE specially since lSi9. and cures OF the wors
cases guaranteed by physician 29 Broadway 10 TO
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rise, 10 sets o. Moon rlse o5jam Moon''Sge
ArEI
N-ssndy Hook Ia GOV. leland. 2ll Hc.l cato. 40i
P.M-san'y HOOK III GOV. Is.AnL ij Hell uate O4o
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
Announcements

A. Though pure and simple, and so mild.
II mieht be- used hy any child,
N.t SOIDDONr is 30 -Wift and sure
That mouth and tooth with Wondrous spcet
From tartar and from tant are freed
TIL they become sweet, While and pure.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
HERRING e. CO.,
o..251 a 252 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

n OW Is THE TIME TO BrY FURS.-I have an i'm
men~r stock hand DO want u cary them over
slj 90 $50 on scal,An garment accord
INC L. .fte and i.u.th - 10 tO mufs in
,n ,.rtthnr in :hr line will De- sold the
~ uianuf,.turlug &. G.. sHAYNE 12t West i2dst. and
lO3 pfiure-~t
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
BLACK JACK GROVE, PA. JAN. sTn.

One Of your safes went through the burning The con
tents unniurcd."
.WM PEINMAN.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

Di~a1s OF the Nervous Syst' Gcnito Urinary OfRana
Impotence and bterllitJ. Hours ~ II " D.
II YOU wake in the morning with a bitter taste
fin the mouth coated perhaps headache. YOUR liver
l. need Carter. I.ittlr Liver pills
j. H. STAFFORDS OLIVE TAR
&, a specific for
NronchltIs. Coughs. Asthma. Group. WhCuping Cough.
Scarlatna and all forms ~ CONSUMPTION, when IL l.
TAKEN. APPLIED OR INHALED.
For Burns, Scsld. and thilbnins. apply olive Tar.
Pain Will Instantly
Sold by all Druggists. 30 cents per bottle.
Kcnncdys Derby and Alpine Hats at 81 90
those clsr here at - and - direct
from maker Mcaftr. SIX Hat newest fashions. ~ 90
n so - so. 20 Cortlandt-st., upstairs.
Many aches and pains yield promptly 10 Parkcrs
Glngcr TuEic Iry l..
Parker's lair Dalsam will your halls
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

G. IN SAVED on the price Of an Alaska Seaskin Opera
yOU Genuine Hudson Bay otter Operas trimmed with
Alaska sable reduced from t275 to $225
q. 9. 6HAYNE Furreg. ia Wes 42d,st, lo3 PEince.s
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
RIyERTON, y. j., JAN. i1TH.

Il had one OF your Champion SAFES in tho building.
which, when opened several hours after the fire,
found saved books, papers, &C., in perfect condi-
ton" JOSEPH NJ. Roberts.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

CoRNEIL's BENZOIN COsMTTIC SOAR
Bc-t skin soap u1dr. sure cure Tor chapped hands
Al. druggi-t,. - cents.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
FIRES THIS MONTH.
FRTGALITY, PA, JAN. 18TH.

Our store and general completely destroyed.
We had Herring's Champion Safe and on opening
10 We found books, valuable papers and money
In perfect order"
ericsson & CLEAEFIELD COAL s. COKE co.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

We are also closing out line of
Black velvet Grenadines, in
stripes and figures, at $1.OO,
S1.25, S1.5O and $500 per yard !;
former prices, $3.50 to $500.
MES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

- EAISKIN CAPS AND GLOVES. sleigh robes. coach.
- mems capcs, large stock to sclcc. from. prices
marked away down. c. c. SItAYNE, l2i West i2d-st
Priucc--t.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
HrNRY A. DANIELs. ". D..

HINN1 \. UNNIFIN, Vt. II,
sl0 WEST l20TlIST.
Nervous Sytts Gcnito- Urinary OfRana
Impotence and sterlliJ. Hours " II 10 d
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
sIXTH-AvE., 18TH AND ttTH sTS.

4, UR SHOULDER CAPFS. all sizes, newest styles. in
j Astrakhan, Persian Lamb. Beaver, Alaska Sable
Black MouAey Hudson BAY sable and Soalshl. at
ducton of ~ 80. SO s25 per cape. g. {. SIIANNE
Furricr l2i West i2d-St 1903 Prncc-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

Bark John wan Tor
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
soUrHlMrToN Jan - Sailed steamer Fuldi Ger). Ringk,
from Bremen for Sew YORK
Jan o. sailed, steamer state ot Nevada OBI,
Stewart for New York
HAynE jan p Arrived. steamer Ia Bourgogne (Fp.
from lOrE.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS

TODAY
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
CAMDEN, y. j., JAN. 18TH.

I'VE arc pleased to acknowledge the excellence Of your
safe, as evidenced by the test in last nights fire
at our lumber yard"
sHIVERS & MOFFETT.