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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-06

SOME brain-workers believe that to-
bacco helps them. MARK TWAIN uses
800 cigars month. THOMAS y. Edison
is am inordiuate smoker, and also be-
IicvcS chat chewing tobacco is "a good
sumu.aut for amy ONE engaged in laoori-
Gus brain-work. lie is rarely seen with
out 81 cigar iu his mouth, and has learn
cd the art OF chewing and smoking sim
u,taacously. Now .et MS hear from the
agti-tobacco folks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-06

TIE MCKNLEY Committee have
changed theirmiudS five times regarding
the duty ou hides This is funny, but
TO isn't halI us funny as the spectacle OF
PM. AaNoUr of the Big Four Dressed
Beef Combine, pleading for the tax I'D
behalf of the poor farmer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-06

Br,uAEcK can't Doe coaXed into be-
coming q duke. Why should he? Plain
Bl,uAECK is "a higher and grander title
than that of any duke in Germany.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-06

The sand went to j. E. Clator at eight
nntS Dpr load
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
rUr RECORDER REEF KES AuRRCSE IT, ~ KIN

Recorder >myth abruptly adi"nrnch 'hc '"N ."
lI,,ry C,>>in ~" l'llh"y 81 ~" Hh'' N'N"'"'
Win, j. charged with e',.nt %i'!"'' from We NJ
- ~. hotel m ,,rnc,A ~".-lrn- PArt H. N'-'' Nv
The Or>, wines thi,l"s ". Nht"uAn. 'I''" Al
the Ln,c ic-tfrd tlat ~" h'hr''"'' Ia' - !
box containing the money. WIN nm LOT Na'' h'F"'
, tho rnoriilu. ~ sept mh"r u. II" lth lnt IL"
,nx j., ilc safe under the counter auf Locked W" CON
,Jra.n,u lrk. lie went "ut ~ 80 T. m am on IA
.tur, an Aour and 4 la later. hrl seen u" d"'"'i'
', ,l,. nui.l Tie. wltir-s went Ia The Nif" AZ IL
~, ., &C., h,oh and t'ind tho communion "I""
AID ,lc lrx one The empty box w,S a''rfwa
found nn 4 III" "-'hl".
Wlrn The w.i1'.- tHrH"i over I" Anhi0>" IL.
I1;f,'r n,y fr t." dc.''". FOR "''''~ "\'HI''''"''
,l,.. LAWYER. NJ" Lat ''t!'uis been drh'ni inii'
=. .,.ii..o. 4 i.r.'!t ~" r"tNf ~'r't t'r
Il l,,..,'" l.. a-hrd -" NH""- vim fr.ni'." ~"
..,'.d :iI- ,,u f.ol t'i'-" N''. ga ti"ii We !
,,.r , 'i.lt,i rI.. lr',i'.' y - - L"i"> I3nN
ms iD.y.t e., much i"f t' l.'' "ri'-. "lI' >tN
,,r ..,I..,i. t!'.E f. - - 81. AZ fh!'' ~
are. f.f +. 80. 90 4 rriil'"r T. d"i''' The p'"""".
vIu .. accused Il s.in:,- "'"i'". aHi ,'"n IN
49,. un,1 (, uiuri''". and II N"t tppl h'!'" ~,
on, .t NH . ,,'.G. lr' t:hu vii take other
i.ca~,.r,,> T.. d"iliue VIII F"u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
WHAT ATHLETES ARE BONG.

Tho Crescent Athlete ClHb', new building VIII DC
go feet long and three stories high and Viii be a
handsome structure when Compl ted.
rho orh,ecuth game, Of the 9Th Regiment Athletic
Association will lie held at the arm"y on SATURDAY
.,.epipy December g. beginning O'clock
The second great winter games Of the Company d.
4rth Regiment Athletic ANN"ciat!on VIII thc P"''
-, .be ,rmory Urooklyn on Wednesday evening,
November 8. .
Til, international joint meeting Of the Manhattan
Athletic Club and the Stafford larrcr> Will tar" place
of IN, Madison square Garden on SATURDAY, November
, at H. M The contests Will he open To all
amateurs and a large and successful meeting Is cA'
pccted. ,..,. ,.,,.
The boxing tournament OF the star Athletic 'mp
,r,u no heh Al W0kal's Assembly Rooms, Long Island
f,tr. ON next Saturday and Monday evenings
The Knickcrl,ockcr Field Club, Of fiatbu>h, opened
It's bowling alley, last evening Inc meeting was dill
arrccabb one and wound up with dancing
Tho annual fall games Of the Acorn Athletic A'No-
ration will take place November 4, Elcctioh p"!
At the club grounds. when the Usual outdoor contests
will he open TO all amateurs Gold silver ana bronze
medals will lac given to the winning men in each
contest. a. w
The Trinity school Athletic Club, no. lo7 "eN'
Forty .fftl.st Is progressing favorubly The club has
. membership OF nearly Il hundred and /, ambitious
70 turn some crack athletes ,,,
The class OF the American Institute OF PlircnOosy
d this city supper few evenings ago. i"c'
ere over ffty members, and guests w sat down o The
table and after the report was over addresses Were
made by Professor Nelson ozcr president OF the
institute Mrs. c. f. Wells DIR. IL. = Draylon George
subject OF phrenoogy and It's application to the affairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

MI. T.. Brown. passenger WI" ir1I''h H'r" on
sunday from France III" steamer la 'tsr'En'. IL"
r,s IT," Custom lI-l"c'"r, that Ia" lhd certain
IutiI. c,rd~ in her ha.eL.,r. Imt he neglected to
~. ion that he had tunL '.ntalHin" "u"ugh pur
,L,.,.> from Paris ~t,,t YANKEE" notion st"r
Ne. articles in .n"d sixty four ~Ilr' "f human hair.
thirty c!sht pair Of Kid gloves. thirteen e'ari> hii\
ih,.. mem, handhrirhic>. one ah and Velvet even
ug dress, and many other things
Mr. Grown aid that the dIr-N"> were for her own
, Il, and tL;: She bought THEM at IA bargain. -h" *
MANNED away the fact thai they did not III her 10y
iur that he intended to make them over lini an
n.nector searched Mrs, owu aud found Oh her person
cxcr,L .wi,chc, OF human hair which fat seemed To
,udc;r that he lad bought all her good, Ia s"il
I'm her hair drc>~'r'> r>int hncnt IN Philadelphia.
Wr, I,r,wn however, hunted mp linnk>"n /. Morgan
and Induced lam to come to the Custom House and
.t,tc her Tor her III" Viii pr'itin the T'"i -uiy
Irpagtn.i for the rrl"l-" Of her pUod> The entire
lt VA appraised worth 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
vIIVS Iy THE FORBIUDING Of POLYftNY.

The Independent" VII pn'I to-day articles ~
.iycd lv t"srlph t',n Pr. ldr'i W""HrliH e ~"
ur,u.,u Chr, h. AID '"vr':."r lh"nih-. u tab. con
,.r,.t.. to. n,i"l - a." N"rI"n t"''f'n'c on 90
,.,,.r q; f,.! I,!. = poll sauy. I'ivd't Woodruff
-.N
rl,o ri ~ # the Confer ''l'' (, 'n'!cm i've. Til"
,rur,h h,- ln a. -. t. Nirlat" ia" lt"- or defy
ne. ,,n,rrfinr..t The rcSclAii"u of t"h requires us
+, ,l IS III" col.- iHrl"'.. Law II the lard. Judr"
Lu.c rr,neinI,d ilr at ."u - 10" Church a" IN
..r,. and hiaI AID la, rr'iid'd "a" rule cA'lndine
;n,unu aleu-, iinn Naturalization.
,;,. rI.nr Th"nl, >ayN: IT," manifest" II The irr~
.l.,, - th. thn,h la, i"" i"'u confirmed hv In"
,,,friy.," II W!ih fore" 80 4 h"w r"vri'ipn
,,d whatever doubts may hay" cti''l A. T." I'll" Iur
n,r aud effect II th mamie ir ~ first sent ont. they
.,n seem Ir renewed. ia" ''rtl"' f,Iolc that
,n, ..,,c.f begun many YEAR ago aea- pol! edmv
Aa- finally uluupAsi; for they l"ll"tr that never
,r,;u wiU u"lycanl flourish ga Am Iir'n oil IL ha'
,., iur,t url ,r 10 h. r,t. lhi~ /, the most
,..,,,,ri,.t c,c,t that ha- "''ri'd III III" Mormon
t,ir,, lu YEAR. and J. believed II VIII result III
Greatly advanring the material interests ana pros
',,.ii, Of the Territory. Tn" country IL Ia bc con
Graduated Oh the triumph Of Ia" Christian home III
f,h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
DISPLAYING GOODS or TIE SEASON.


The popular dryCood> hou>c OF John pahicii "
san. Urn,dvav Eighth and Ninth stS Is displaying
largo q, ,ortn,nt Of beautiful and >caNonabc gooh'
=, all tho tcr,rtmcnt> At the .'ll counters Nari'
ctv of the soft rlinrimG >ilkcn materials whl'h arc
.oucm for tn, season may IT. f'nnc. ih're 'Ic
crepe de Chine hro;.d"d in lowered >tripeu an" "
over do 1l> ~is,h- embroidered with ~'rlpcN III "''""
work and imported bcr;anc>. NIX ana "o"i ar" al
silk uoyrty in thi> department Is soft black
1udi, lh which j. warranted to be wa'rrp proof nav
ING been >prriay prepared by water proof solution
an ,.i, tics IT ,,iLru goods ar, shown for evening
,..r i, All thr delicate culor~ Of the season. Inc
h,,r ,I;n,o,l ,ur,h- with mail colorrd figures are
xcc,diu,ly popular bpcauSc they arr stylish ah" III
c>u.u,iyc cood> At the counters devoted 10 drcsS
good. , large number ~ beautiful robe dresses a'c
>howir embroidered with SIX ana ch"h'ir an" "'''
i>hrd with nctcd frngc> and bands "i "'''r' p'"'' "
,.,rkbou fnr A choice variety If all III" new ana
f,~inYabr goods 10 hr found here including Gamers
ir Storm ~,r.r, and rough camcl-iar r"od~ In all
,n,I. diagonal >crec~. Milanc>r cords ana plans III
,uclr effect, with lines 81 heavy knocd cords. Checks
I'D ,lI, Of every variety are shown III H'"'rh ga"
,,d fancy mixtures. Among the most bantiful -o"h'
- ,,. .. Z To-" dr.,I,cry evening dresses are Inc
...,. i. Chimes and nol>sclinc dc >""> rihlr"der7i
u f dainty nuw'r patterns. or III dotted uc"lriN III i"
y,gi,ty Of ,nlor<. ThT nnmhcr oi ilny "sv e'nh'S'
lh grenadines and other sheer goods ais" u'cd '"r
;h, purpose i, too extensive /" cnun"ra'"' Inc
millinery department Of this hou-c i always rep'''e
with all the novelties al ~" s'a,"n. N""i'e many
dainty homnci> VIZ an English round hat 81 t".n,,,
brown fr.i wrritl:ri with ".rch tips ana hl>h'" VIII
, twI.i OF turIu0i.,. hlu" velvet ribbon a:uhid NE
crown kno;tcd IN Il Close bow IN ir"nt' ~, y r'r,,f
,r,,yu Of bI.rh velvet heavily "ul'r"t"r"d WIN e"i
and finished with lard Of PARADISE h":'' ANA an
rr.tir In Tn, department devoted {" j." hri> wraps
81 mia q handsome" assortment al sample garments
:, Shown for l,i.c, and miss, Il ar"tI'" pri'''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
OUTGOING STE 4 VI ELS.
1U-DAi.
.NHIHYI.NG .NE'YS


PORT or NEwYOHK. TT ESDAY. OCT IA. 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer (Bi Thompson Liverpool ort2 win mlso
Ia ! Nru,r I.may. Arrived AT the Bar AT 7.J5 an
steam, Ems t,,rrl inicr Brrrn Oct =. southampton
win mise passengers OclrIchs 60. Arri'" AT tho
Ia: ~ ,... 1921,
steamer Nranrigh OBJ. Dovsy, faiarien days with
.ura, To- order vessel to W ilurluur 60 Arrived At tho
Ear ~ 81 IN =, ,.., ,,, ,.., ,,,. ,.
81 crow h,s vail iisc aLd passengers |" AZ o"''rbr"."
AZ g., ATIiiri At the Ear AT 1919 Al
S,acr Narnra Miler. N"wOrlnnS. WIN mise anh pass
engrr> = 10 ~"ttIah " ... - $500.
STEAMER IL Monte Quck. NrwOrrans days WIN m'so "
John Z Van ~.'al" 5000. ~, -.
SI,nrr Iiu.uo.r uphrrs. New port News and Norfolk.
Will, md a.. and pa,Asngcrs Ia odd dominion - Co.
Steamer n hnry. Brown Boston. win muse 10 IL
Dim''k -, ,o a.. III,
salt 10 order vessel To Pcndlrton, Carver Nicholas
Shin Baltimore icr). Frrsu Hamburg 80 daya with mdss
TO order vessel w Geo NArrellmAnn
SUNSET " md At SANDY Hook. light. W; haSy.
AtCity Island-wnd light W: cloudy.
CLEANED.
Steamer CITY OF New York (Rr watkins. Liverpool VIC
Ou-enstow Peter Wright b Sons
Steamer TeuOno (Br) Irving. vcrpoo via Queenstown
! Bruoe lsmlv.
Steamer Denmark (Br). Kigby. London + W Hurst
steamer iindoo Br, Douglass Hull -SAnderson Son
stsainer s.aic tuer Rcher. Bremen via southampton
OelrcbS 4 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
TIE ALPHA DELTA PEI CLCB.

Tho lease for the new Alpha Delta Phi clubhouse al
Nsdhon.ave. and Thirty .nnth-st.. formerly DR.. AZ
nevis homo. was signed yesterday. and tho work OF
ronodelling and decorating II will begin at once. 1t
Is expected that the building Will be ready In about
month. The officers for the first year Joseph II.
Choate president Justice Edward Patterson aud
BENJAMIN W. Franklin Woo presidents: bradford W.
Hitchcock. treasurer and Alfred l.. Manerre retar,
The club already has membership VI 22j and new
nance arc being added daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
MRS SCHOrIELD CHANGED WITH u.s." IN =

Mrs Lillian ,r."icli. VII" h"cau" notorious >''cFu
war; -, ON AZ, omit ~ !"r connection with the d'Nh
- Va,h,n'cl Hatch. The hr"Icr. Wa held IN p'h'e
ram, v,>,rr,y charged with grand larceny ny Mrs
E,, &. Wiu,l"w. II 80. FL West Ninety -'''"'" -
r. ,,rnlanont and that he wished Ia rnt Mr. >'h'
~ ,,. So ,-O We, Forty first t.. and paid
a.. 20 her for thu first months rent. men Nr'
.r,clI r,.i I'D Z" CIV" her possession 81 INC h,'
, .,, 49,, mo re u"v n" prisoner All! that Sac hb'
merely a,k,i MIR. Winston {" riN" t' l'rl', io' Z"
tr. ,nc Mr., -chni!rh vaS released on bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.
Qistratjon Of voters. New. York and brooklyn.

Registration Of voters Ncw.York and brooklyn.
New. York Joe key Club races, Morris Park, p m.
Board Of Education meeting y. IN.
Stat Senate Committee Cities Part III. Superior
Court, II a.
Sentence of DR.. II. q. McGoncral. Part H. General
Sessions. .
Mcctin: arrange the Won Mcl;Se celebration NO.
1C2 Jhrd-a,c. evening.
Erw.Yoih Press club reunion. evening.
Sale Of Erhaid Man~iIcld> Antiquities Film Avenue
Auction Rooms " 30 p. IL
Noctin. of tho Socty for tho purif'afoa OF l'a'ah
quarter, in YORK. No. IS East broadway = j. H.
Winter game, of tho 18th Regiment, almory. BROOKLYN
evening. go
Mcc,in. OF trustees Normal College. NO lfo
Grand.st.. 3 30 -. IN. ,.,
Bal OF the Ncw-IorK T"!ccraphcrS' ''"o' ''"'r''
Opera House evening.
Meeting Of tn H"pVbican Association OF inc a vi
Assembly District. 40 ~? EichtlraN".. evening
Funeral Of Ml>. Eliza Vanderbilt o>"o" NO o''
Fifth ave, 10 a. III.
Meeting TO orsanixc Il Ficnch-Anc!icah comnitt'" OF
the peoples Municipal League. No llAi bf"uW'!'
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
TIER LAST CRICKET CANE THIS YEAR

The New.Rochec Cricket Club played It's last game
~ the season at New-ROchcllc yesterday and defeated
the Dloomingdale Club, OF New York, by twenty two
rms. The wicket bunny. and good scoring ont
oA the question, but T. Cuddy and y. Mollov played
In good form for the home team and Foster and
Iambkn did some excellent bowling. The visitors
rIsycd two men short but appeared to enjoy the
fame which would probably have been closer had
they had their complete team. The home team made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
CCNSr' RING A RiTLRDtU COMPANY

william H. DuncLlcy was struck 10y engine No. 16'
If tl" Ncv Iprl Central and ui."n liivrr Railroad
toi;G - at Morris Dock on september Il last and ~
-c,utl lillrd. Yesterday ooIUI"r'> jury returned
, ,c.d,ci that h, came to IA, death through III"
rnSs of Inc cu.in""r I;itri, * i:oN IAN. not lOn,
,,,,. .l al and Ia" company Tor not fur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

e.. JNos $500 o3c 1925. 1867. lo? 1850. "3o 3'"S'
I3iI $50 81, So o-6. 2li1, l.1.. 49,. ,,..., -
DIV co .rt-irih rcrm-Part lN-bciorc Va" "''"' a.
Special al'Iidsr r,,oro coviny 7
~ our 'a,, a., ,ic. ,'o,nry Macdona-NOS. to 80. IN
elusive. IT,, n u.,orc Sn,yth II
and assistant District. Attorney JrI0m'-N"s u - III
elusive. ,,t uc,o-o MARITIME I
and Assistant DistrictAttoIn"y paNlh~No'' W - ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
LACES AND HANDKERCHIErs

LACES AND HANDKERCHIEF
we have now on sale a snec,.,
ilhe OF Black Silk Drapcry Nets.
consisting of Hand.Run Spanisb
Ghantiily, Marquise, La Tosca and
Brussels. """
Black Lace FlOunces in Chan.
tIliy, Marquisc. IIand-run Spanish
and Spanish Guipurc.
Black, White and Cream Trim.
ming Laces and Insertions i'm all
widths. " OLA
Hand-run Spanish Scarfs and
Fichus; Black Thread and Point
Lace Scarfs and Barbes.
DuchcSs and Point Laces.
fiounccS, Handkerchiefs and
Bridal Wells. A
In our New SaIcsrOOm will he
found Il choice stock of Ladies'
and Gcntlemen's IIcmmed. Hem.
stitched, initiated and Embroid-
cred IiandkcrchicfS; also. Tor
chOn, Medici, Clunyand Normandy
Val LaccS, Hamburg EmbrOider.
les, Neck Ruchings and Collar.
cites.
JAMES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
PORCELAINS.
CLOCKS. Ginning CLOCKS, &C.,
first and Third Floors

Tall clocks in lin" cabinet work cases OF
s,ecia designs. with or without chimes Man
,ol clock, in light color"d marbles and git. n
,rca, variety of gill and crystal regulator CLOCKS
&c ,u sizes, \ finer variety OF travelling
clocks (plain timers and r"peatcrS) than ever
loI,r, shown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
,,.. r,,as,and fBele, Randle. AntwerpNfe'er Wright

ss.m., rr,.,,nd tBelg Randle. AntwerpNPe'er "ns"'
d Sons. 49,. ,,.,, c.,,orsr Mcditerr Anean porte
steamer Managua (Nor). sriis. Greyso~n' "'
bun Il 60. ,,. t.~ravra Puerto Cabelio. &c
Boulton Bliss & Dalett. - -.-.. port de PAIL dc-Wm
r Clyde & Co ,,..,or AM Csyea Jacmel. &c
Pin FOrwOOd d Co ,,.ouo nav 7 r Kerr a CO.
steamer liz polite IJlnois tBrl Dnrie - Al" y "-' "
G Wesses& Co =, tohns NJ, via Halifax
bow rng u ArclnDaiu IL Mallory a Co
steamer { hamrite Percy. Nrwhrl''m Wax.-
a,.amcr raIlahas.re Fisher savannah ~ "a and
St.,,n, CIV ~ san Antonio. WilH'r bTu"'"''- " WIZ
rcrnandtna c n Mallory < Co 49,, N.vnort
s,c.rnrr C3uyandotte, Walker Norfolk sou A>o"1
Old f)omnion "a Co Sa-Old Donn.
ION - Co p,pcor-F " Smith e 60.
steamer Herman Winter Nirkrr'on Bo.l ''. D.. ~
sh,n nrma Nor, Wage. Bordeaux CARSON "o''
SAILED.
., o., r,r.,,ool. Vera, Bremen: PoTt
r,rv shan chal Galveston t!V ~ ~, ,ion,,
cL a., t;uyandpt.r Newport News s,,, go
West Point Va state OF A ALBANIA ana @cah"l"' "''''
Also sa,l-d-via i.onx island Sonnd-
Steamer Gen Whtnrv. for Boston,
THE MOVEMENTS OF SIEAMIi-''
FOREIGN POETS.
r.srxvy Oc, IA Passed steamer Cuhc tbr) H''o' "o"
Sev. Yotk on ri {" flv~rp"oi ,-.,o. car,
.orruIurIGy oct Ia Arrived. atramor FiI't
r,r, iron, Now York on her Brrin"n an" pro'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
BRoNzEs, DECORATIVE OBJECTS &c


Nronzo rroups. figures hustS. urns, vases.
c,nJoIahro ctr.: MEXICAN onyx and other
tables. stands. p"dcstal> etc Among P"'"N
inst received are som" Choc" ana daih'! P''"'
of French cabinet ware. Visitors are 'Nl"''a'-
Is invited +" make lrlNurely Inspection o' the
objects on this floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
Theodore B. Starr,
Jmnorter of Precious Stones, JeWeler,
SiIversmith, &c.,
2O6 FIFTH AVENUE,
Suuarc hot C5fh Il 10Th StSs
Second Floor

DIAMONDS. Second Floor
Sipcc-s,one rings and earrings of every size
,d v,lur. Brooches. Pendants, Necklaces
n,,cclc,s of original and tasteful designs.
Jncypcnsivc goods. and other grades up to
,ho most costly. are marked by the same thor
pn,h and artistic Workmanship and careful
oh,;co Of stones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
a,nrsss oS Rst.j 49, Moon ."S - Am Moon'shs
4 x-Sandy HOOK ms ti"v Island S36 He. 6Ate lO?s
YX-Ssndy hook y - ''"v.l sAHi tO@ hch VAC is''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

ui-hlu. rasmcn =, ~" at that location when =
ma!l lives ~ peril.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
coIn AND SILVER JEWELRY.
Second F'lOor.)

rich stock of gold bead necklaces, goid
nondant necklaces Of new and attractive de-
Sims ncckchains with dainty pendants, heart
shane and others. Gold hair ornaments
.Gcntlcmcn's jcwcry for evening dress, ana Tor
~ occasions. Innumcrablc small objects that
make acceptable gifts. such as gold or silver
rings. cold or silver handled pocket knives
golJ mr. silver thimbc>. gold or silver bangles
in great variety, hair-pins, side combs match
h,xcs glove buttoncrS, cigar cutters, infants
studs. bib pins, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
TIE COURTS.
DECISIONS IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
SEVERAL HANDED DOWN BY EACH DIV l'A0N
CASES ARGI IN.


| SEVERAL HANDED DOWN BY EACH DIVISION
c,.rs AKGrrp.
Albany Y V oct ld-In the Court OF App'a
:, a, ,,o t,uovir,, decisions were handed down
""'' 'n, ,,",. ,h, uconlc ,ci. tide Sew
York trnirn Railroad Company: the irop' cA reg
G. Clark appellant az. : b. French; ''' . Il"n,r
etc. rr,poudcut: the People rA nj ~ ', Ia,
appellant. AIT =. l.. ! rcWh '"ii'!'' .,.,i
r',p,udcnt: Joseph >imrn., APP" Ilan'. af'.
'o!l.,ch. etc: III" fmt National hanN {" 'J.,.,,,
,tuic> appellant at, the Crc>'rn; lni' Mannirlnr
Ing Company the People c\ re-! VII. M'-uIr'c 7"''
OF Industry. etc. order d'hhn. Mnm Irdrmcn,
syrmcd with costs
John Co,i>plI> appellant. AIT. isaac Nr' "nlrr'
Eicd ind etc. appellant Motions for raieninrn'
HHo,'d sio ru.,s
samuel NJ. Bacon. respondent aG'. F; NJ e,ca'nan;
al. tinted ere -Judrurut reversed, trial
Granted with costs To- abide event. .
Henry Wit,'Ihr"n. r>"' .mrI,nt at Marv Mmr
DIV Appeal dismiss. win costs.
The People. ri. ANN" brown ana nm", il,
etc. since The decision Of the Van Eipi cas- llu''
y w. u H., section .Hl. sub. : Of III" T. nal ,io
Tr,oi'r Of c%r arr' nn, n, ~ IN, ~>'"mn
lion before m court or ma ;!>,"N THAT r"rt:o 9"
from reversed and an "l'yr ha" ,, "'' a ' - w.
the writ a. t. III" prison. o, ,hn attendant, under
the order Of commitment
The t,llouin. case, vcr" argued
D%vh 'i""N Wry Wclran. Implicated. etc. appel
Rant. wc,.. c,rpvcI ap,rllant. act. william \.
r."t =, ul respondents
r. Marf g. t.nSnany. appcIla.i
NJ" t,,.,, aci.,ou, wcrc handed down IN the
r,,i.,',.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

ADHESION IN riVrl; OF ~ llt'N COMPANY.
Indr. Iio"nii,. Ia III" Tinted states 'r'nI' curt,
Yesterday haudd down d"'I~lpn ia IN" '"~'' 81 ions
H. tlryv~ AKA mt tn" W'"!~t"Ch Iron f"Wih'iN In"
.u!i Wa team by -umin"u- III Tie Sat" >nr'''i"'
tnult in th, civ recover an alleged n1i''' It IT,
Ger ain ,to,k apd property 81 the 'Ni"!d Iron LON
nauI a corporation Of Alahaimi. whI'h SON" YEAR
.,,.p lclor-cd II"Nrl tIr">. III" l1il": 81 i!"'
,rN IT,. tran. fcri'd M lut"i"-i I" hi hnih". In
cInp,aiIalt who - turn tran !"'ri re property I"
..l.r Ma Ike. an IhI~ Ni'hcwhu sold II 10 "a" d'"hdii'
r-prb.
III" property hl> been sl"itl' !mpi"t"d li iAr
Wod-iO'h li"I. Company AID i 10" 81 tI''hi Nain
MIR l.w> to II on ia" -""i'H ti'i 1t va
,ud uhd"i idlN pi"i"nt">. II b'iHG i'IH'-"h"u '" 20
If dur IN" case a. tiHl -i'T'l I" ia" i!'
ana Il Huiiu II al" IA" -iHii"i'-
IN the :t,tn,l ARMED before Ind" Ii'"Inh" III
favor o the O'iciidint. Inc IuhS' u.
ms that IN" s.iIiiJir VA ~'TN"u o.
,lUcu- l.. 1Ht Ipi. PR p"t -. Ia" 'oihiiiIk, VINO
.,L,i,i:ii. Nill" h" NJ t!1 'it -"
ted vain Ia" '"inpdN. Inc ''HI"i.t
t!oI agent ia TINS city, AHA hence the summon
set ASIDE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
So
More
Biscuit

Can be made with each
pound Of CIeve|and's Superior
Baking Powder than with the
same quantity Of any other
pure cream Of tartar powder
CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER CO.,
81 & SO Fulton St.. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
Dirt Floor.)

WATCHES. Fir' Flo0ro
Highly finished reliable movements IN taste
sl ,,Scs of Is carat gold 1T very low prices.
tSeronl and
pORCELAINS. Third Floors)
Decorative pieces. vases, jars, cwcrs' rose
;,,s h,p.hon boxes, etc. New decorated din
ncr. mates. cntrcc plates, dessert plates after
dinner coffee cups, etc, Of this seasons pro-
duCtlOn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-04-05
DOOMED TO DESTRUCTION.
Frightful Condition of Residents of the
Flooded District Along the Mississippi
The Worst Yet to Come.

Frightful Condition of Residents of the
Flooded District Along the Mississippi
The Worst Yet to Come.
ST. LOUIS, March S1.-Mr. j. j. Ho-
gan, of the Memphis Commercial, ar
rived here yesterday direct from the
flooded district along the Mississippi
river. He says the situation is alarm
ing and that in his opinion the flood has
not reached it's highest notch In the
Laconia circle, which is situated in
Desha County, Arkansas, and compris-
ing about 10000 acres, the scene is a
heartrending one. This strip of country
is now inundated to depth of five to
twenty feet and the inhabitants, num-
bering between 1000 and 5000 people,
whites and negroes-women and chill
dren-are perched on house tops, hay
stacks and in the trees.
Livestock not already drowned are
maintaining precarious existence with
their wretched owners, in some in
stances on the roofs of residences and
elsewhere on improvised platforms of
wreckage. Starvation is telling on the
cattle, while the human victims are in
scarcely less deplorable condition as to
food. From Helena, the entire Missis-
sippi delta country, reaching from Vicks-
burg west to Shreveport and down to
New Orleans, seems doomed to destruc-
ton. Mr. Hogan reports that all the
people in tho wide district threatened
who realize the true situation are fee
ing for their lives.