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AN AFRICAN STORY.
How Fetish Doctor Helped a white Ms
Ont oF

HOW Fetish Doctor Helped a white Man
Out of a Scrape.
Mr. Glave. who has spent sig years
on the Congo, tells story about q iti-
JENNA he got into soon after he was
put in charge of Equator Station, far up
the Congo, among the Bayanzis.
He had taken into his service the
slave of free man who lived near the
station. This slaYe was skilful hun
Ter. and he was often provided with 8
gun and sent out into the woods to ger
meat for his white employer A rivalry
for the affection OF a dgskv damsel had
made him the enemy Of free black OF
another village. who met him while
they were hunting in field Of manioc.
Now, ! have you alone, am going
to bind you and drag yoa of, said the
jealous negro.
II am rot baby" said the slave.
that you should bind me without nv
defending myself"
The slaves contsct Yith the whites
had evidently copyinced him that he
bad some rights He had hardly ut
tered the words when the free man let
ny spear which tore ? hole in the
slaves cotton trousers The slave lew
eled his gun and blazed away, sending
. charge Of small shot into his assail-
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MILLIONAlRE.S CHILDREN
The Sensible Dresses Worn by Some RicI
Little Heiresses.

The Sensible Dresses Worn by Some Rich
Little Heiresses.
The richest little heiress in the
United States-Pauline Astor, daughter
of William Waldorf Astor-dresses in
black for street wear. She goes driving
every day in the Astor carriage, ac-
companied by her nurse and her two
little brothers. She wears a plainly
made gown of soft, black wooden goods,
a double breasted jacket of black cloth,
and black Leghorn hat, trimmed with
folds and roSettes of black mousseline
de sole. At home she wears plain
gowns of the finest French muslin, with
hand-run tucks and hand -em broidere ed
yokes and skirts. The null is so eX-
quisitely fine that it Is not sent to the
laundry, but instead to the cleaners.
There it is cleaned just like silk or
satin.
The most sensibly dressed children of
very rich families are those of Mrs.
Arson Phelps Stokes. Their nursery
has every modern I'm provement and
none of the furniture is too fine to be
subjected to daily sun-baths. The walls
are papered in pale blue, with designs
from Grimm's Fairy Tales" and pict-
ures of different countries, with the
flora and fauna of each country grouped
around it. The two little children who
live in this pretty room wear pretty
wool dresses, made rather plain, and
over them high-necked and long-sleeve
linen aprons, finished with fiuted ru flies
at the neck and wrists. For dress oc=
casions they have white silk and white
null dresses made very simple, but
sewed entirely by hand, and their cloaks
and hats are pure white.-N. Y. Cor.
Philadelphia Press.
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or overeating, or the partaking of too rich
and indigestible food is common cause of
discomfort and suffering. To Immediately
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overlooking full dose of DR.. Pierce's Pur-
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crate gently, yet thoroughly and without
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If the too free indulgence in such intemper-
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While curing indigestion, it purifies the blood
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blood-poisons no matter of what name or
nature, or from what cause arising. There is
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duped and induced to take Some substitute,
said to be just as good" that the dealer
may make larger profit.
Manufactured by WORLDS DISPENSARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-07-09

"A London photograph er was recent
iV summoned to serve on a jury, and at
the very same time was summoned by
the Queen to go to Buckingham Palace
and photograph the Shah. He obeyed
the latter call, and his lawyer had hard
work to save him from being fined for
contempt of court. "A jury summons, :"
said the judge, takes precedence of
every thing else, even the Shah"
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-a -
THE CHIEFS RETORT.
An ojibwaV Sachem Who Was Not to b.
Caught with Chan.

Caught with Chan.
The Indian has a keen appreciation
of humor, and is like child in his
nirthfulness. No orator can see the
weak points in his adversary's armor or
silence foolish speaker more quickly
Old Shah.bah.skong, the head chief
OF Mile Lac. brought all his warriors
70 fdeiend Fort Ripley in 1862 Tho
Secretary of the Interior and the Gov
ernor and Legislature OF Minnesota
promised these Indians that for this act
oil bravery they should have the special
care OF the Government and never be
removed A few years later special
agent was sent from Washington to ask
the OjibwayG to cede their lands and to
remove to . country north of Leech
Lake. The agent asked my help.
said: 81 know that country. have
camped on it It is the most worthless
strip OF land in Minnesota. The
Indians are not fools Don't attempt
this folly. Yon will surely come to
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Compound Oxygen-Its Mode OF Action and
results, is the title of new brochure of two
hundred pages, published by Drs Starkey 81
Palen which gives TO all inquiTers fun infor-
nation as To this remarkable curative agent
ana record of several hundred surprising
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OF them after being abandoned To die by other
physicians Will be mailed free 10 any address
On dpplcatlon. Read the brochure
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Please mention this paper when orderingC. o.
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Furnace hands
nd ~ o ,t
Factory Works,
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compound is so condensed ana made portahIo,
that it is sent all over the world
Drs- StarkeY & Palen have the liberty so refer
10 the following named well known persons
VINO nave tired their treatment
Hon VIM. ID. Kelley, Memba. Of Congress.
Philadelphia
Rev. Victor l.. Conrad, editor Lutheran obser-
yer, Philadelphia.
Rev {. w. Gushing, ID. D., Rochester, N Y
| Hon. W y. Nixon. editor Intcr-Ocean Chicago
w. H. Worthington, editor of New South IIir-
bingham, Ala.
Judge II. =. NroOman. Quenemo Kan
| Mrs. Mary \. Livcruore, MeroSe, Mass
Judge *. >. Voorhees,, New York CITY
| Mr.. T. q. Knight. Philadelphia
| Mr.. Frank Siddall Merchant, Phila. ,oI,bis
Hon. w. W. Schuyler, Easton Pa
| Edward /. w ilson, S33 Broadway n V. Editor
Phila. Photo " '1'''oi
Islands.
Alexander Richie. Inverness. Scotland
Mrs. Manuel V. Ortega, Fresnillo Zacatecas
Mexico.
Mrs Emma Cooper, Utilla, Spanish Honduras
}: Cobb, EX-Vice Consul. Casablanca Morocco
| NJ V. Ashbrook, Red Bluff Cal
James Moore. Sup't Police Blandford Dorset-
shire. England.
Jacob Ward. Bowrai, New South Wales.
ANA thousands of others, in every pa RI of tho.
United States.
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Registered Holstein-E'riesian
Bulls, Grade Heifers and
Cows For Sale.

fnHE EIN-FRIESIkNs are the best
over they have been brought in competition
with Jerseys. Guernseys, Ay reshires aud other
dairy breeds they have taken the first and the
sweepstakes prizes for both milk and butter
Vt the New York dairy show in 1884, at all of
me state fairs during the past five years at
me lat stock shows, at the Chiea go, Kansas
Nebraska, Minnesota. Wisconsin. Ohio New
england and other state fairs, at their exhibit
IN Iso9 the Holsteins won the prizes for both
milk and butter.
The PlErERJE and NETHERLAND are two
OF the best families of this breed of cattle
seven head OF the Pieterie family have recent
~ been sold for S2U,0t0. an average of 50 $50
each. We have in our herd two grandsons Of
fleterje Sd, the best cow of the Pieterie fami~
~. We have also grandson of Netherlants
Prince, one OF the most noted breeders of butt
ter COWS in the world. We have descendants
OF Jewel who has butter record of 81 pounds
IN seven days and who has won more first priz-
es as mich cow than any COW in the world
we nave also sons and daughters of DeI5rave
Hendrix : anu other noted families
grade Holstein is worth as much to tb,
dalryman as two common cows: a fnIIhlood
Is worth as much as two grades. We have
young bulls and heiters of the best breeding
tor sale.
Prices range from $50 up. Will sell for cash
or for an approved Endorsed note Oh one wears
time, or will exchange for steer calves. marc
colts or brood mares Address.
MEDICINE VALLEY STOCK FARM
% MEDICINE LODGE, KANS.
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The Compound Oxygen Treatment Drs
Starkey Paien, No. 1929 Arch street Phila-
delphia, have been using for the past Il wears
- II sclentlhc adjustment of the elements of
Oxygen and Nitrogen magnetized. and Tho.
compound is so condensed and made portahIc,
| that ii Is sent all over the world
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le2e Arch Street Phi adelnhin

tor Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Dys
pepsia, Catarrh, Hay Fever, Headache. be-
blhty, Rheumatisln, Neuralgia, and all Chron-
ic and Nervous Disorders
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GRAZING LANDS.

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SUGAR PLANTATIONS.

OF the
~ Lodge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
OPPOSING A JoiyT SrocK MILK COMPANY

The proposition 10 organize the MIX Producers
Union a. joint stock company 10 carry on the mite
huSinc~s Of this market recommended ~ The
Plan Committee OF tho MIX Producers convention
held here on Thursday, but is opposed by many largo
producer.
Herbert Nyrck, Editor Of The New England Iiom"
stead refers 10 the plan a. follows: 1T was not
agreed TO- and will not be. The officers elected oppose
it, The whole matter is III the hands of the Advisory
BOARD and no decision upon II has been reached,
or will be- until the meeting ia TIL, city next FRIDAY. -
Isaac w. White a member Of the Advisory Board.
said Yesterday a Tribune reporter: &C. wa not
present Al the convention yesterday. but know That
the convention largely against the adoption of "
committee, report favOrng the formation Of a JOINT
stock company. The opposition b. mi, proposition
from producers Of the Hudson VINO furnish nearly
half the milk for New York. J. practically unanimous.
II the convention had Endorsed Joint .tOch company,
these producers would have withdrawn IN BODY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
Up IN BUSY HARLEM.
CLEANED FROM MANY QUARTERS.

mistrel entertainment and reception OF the iiar'
lem Pleasure club will he given at central luri
vcrcn Hall, sixty scventhst and Third ave. 10
night.
The entertainment and lecture on Longieiio"'
at sawyer Memorial Church. in East One hundsed ana
twenty -scventh-st last evening enjoyable
affair and well attended.
The reception Of the MclrOSe Fife and Drum corps
will take place at Grove Hill Hall this evening
The private concert Of the Harlem Choral club AT
Pilgrim Church, one hundred and twenty second ST ana
Madson-ave., last evening was success
over 800 tickets have been sold for the Lady LII
lan's social Club reception which will be held at
Mount Morris Academy next Wednesday evening
Much Of Harlem, musical talent Will be present AT
the lansy clubs reception at Mount Morris Academy
February I.
The Mclrosc Tnrnvercin promise a good time AT
their annual masquerade bah at Grove Hill Hall, on
February ,. .
The owl, of the Annexed District Will " hoot9 at
one hundred and twenty fourth-st and Thrdave. Feb
d..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
M WILL TRY 40 MORE BooDLE' CASES

Counsel for Thomas b. Kerr and James A. Rich
mond made another attempt yesterday by formal mo
tion before Recorder >myth secure the dismissal
NJ the indictment, charging them with bribng the
Aldermen i'm 1--i 10 grant the Broadway franchise.
They met with no opposition from District Attorney
Fellows, When the Recorder called on him to answer
the motions, Colonel Fellow, made long address, In
which ne reviewed the prosecution Of all the bribery
cases, and concluded that 10 try the case, In question
,yould be- A great waste Of public money, adding: II
,e- case. are 10 be- moved for trial some other Di>
trct Attorney mu-t do it,. The Recorder said mat ne
,,nuld decide the motion in few days. C0pncl
Follows said after the court proceedings were over
that he would not try Of the Adcrmanlc cases
n ne aid two or thrc" II the fpgive> who are
now i'm Canada could De reached they could easily be-
convicted "a far Richmond l. concerned. there
meyer was sufficient evidence to warrant putting hln
Ou trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
BT.SJNESS FAILC RES or THE WEEK.

The business failures IN the last week. a, reported
by II. G.. DIM Coz Of the Mercantile Agency, were
24G In the United states and - ~ Canada, total Of
20l against b. III the previous w"ch. ana ~ 10 the
spending week last year In their weekly rcvic"
Of business Mcssr>. Dun d Co. say:
The closing of considerable bank and two
smaller once, III consequence OF bold con, plr"N
To abstract Their assets, does not appear To threaten
any financial disturbance. l.ut II tends 10 impair
public confidence, ana coming after several recent
dcfal' atous, ana performances II quc~tiOnahl" pro
pretty ia the Heading aud other corporations, 8,
wcakcns faith IN the sOundncsS Of corporate
mcnt In other respect, the news Is Ics, favorable
ms week. The financial pressure AZ London dos
not atatc. and there are reports that heavy With
will soon DO necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
THTEvES REMOVE ELECTRIC WIRES.

For some time the United states Illuminating Com
pany have had their circuits cut, and complaints from
different stores the city about having no light have
been received. The company after an investigation
found that large quantities Of wire along West and
whitehall ,ts. had been cut and taken away Detectives
cot description OF two who cutting wire IN
Whtehall,t on January /. They went 10 the con-
pauy's office and the description Of one man answered
that Of James McNoon who was formerly in their
employ. The detectives learned that he was living
NJ so. l27 south it., and arrested him. When Me
Aoon wa, taken 10 the company, Office 10 b.
Identified Charles Mcneil, of the company. SAID that
ne law Nc Aloon and two other men cut down wire
in Whv ~ T.. but he did not modest them a ne
thought 0thrN Wcrr IN the employ OF the company '.
~ inc Tom. ,h.ir ulf. crday morning, . Nell.
who saw the theft Of t24 worth If wire made charge
Of larceny against McAloOn, and Tie prisoner was
held n default 800 bail for trial lie pleaded not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
SHIPPING WHY'S.
PORT OF NEW YoRK......... FRIDAY JAN 81. 1896
ARRIVED.

opr, OF NEW oRK.............FRIDAY.J JAN. 81 1890
ARRIVED.
steamer Richmond I'M tBr Perry London jan - with
md,r Henderson Bro' Arrtyea at The B1r at 4" ''1m
onc,stowu 49, mdye and passengers to \ Undorh
N1 P,rai ID Young Ncwca-t Jan H. in ballast to
II ~tulnurg ~ CO. ArIycd at tlr Bar at : a H.: ,,.
TAR Jan With mdSc and passengers To Henderson Bros
AIIv"' ~ M"nank tSr Jenkins ~ IN ballast
~ n uoaau A sons ArrlvedRt the Bar at 10 IN.
g NnsucK Co. vessel 70 Bconi ~ O." Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Italia Xor posn st AIMS Bay and Port Maria
wlt ut too Vessels 3" CO ArriNrh at the bar At a IN
=, ,,i' ,,., md passengers DID dominion ~ Co.
steamer kcnon J""gr "% DOMINION @es' roiht
Steamer Ecauor., Bennett Portland with mlseto Horato
SUNSET wind at SANDY Hook. hight. Sw. cloudy and
hay ~ city leland. wind Hight, NW' cloudy.
Arrived Yesterday
,a.r ,ritc ,pr,. paylc, Dundee Jan o with mdse TO
srs"m spence 8 Young Arrived at the Bar at 10 pm
Ni .I. With misc and passengers to Vim Clydc 90
STEAMER ola DomnIon. Conch. Richmond city Point and
norfolk win mdsc and passengers 10 Old dominion IS Co
CLEARED
steamer apace ,Br. SaNon; Liverpool Busk Jevons.
steamer North Fhnt (Br Roberts, Loith simpson spence
steamer Italia CGer). schmidt. liza mnnrg- RI Corus
steamer "A Champagne tFr) Boyer HaVre- 4 Forget.
steamer guam (Brl. Adar Kingston NC Williams a Ran
steamer Italia CSor Do-cn - AIMS Bay g wessel. 4 Co
sc.mcr state of Texas. Williams Fernaniinl- II
Steamer Delaware chichester. Charleston Jacksonville
steamer N,cooclee. smith. savannah II |. Walker
slim Mohur (BD. carey Liverpool -Pcndleou Carver AZ
Nichols
shin Hitchcock. Carver san Francisco sutton A 90
ship Fred Taylor lBr. HurDurt Philadelphia q
Hinrkcn. ..,,,,
Steamers Guthiel. for Bremen. ATLANTA Montego BAY
state of Texas, 'hirtSi"n 'hattahoochco savannah.
Also sailed VIA Long Island sound
steamer tirn Whitney BOSTON.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN. Jan Sailed ,teaner Nnarotc fpr, poss
for Now York " '
~nrflrs. Jan 81 Sailed steamer westhaI tBr) . for
New YORK
Jan 80 sailed. steamer oraas Prinoo lRr - for New.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
PA1LI.eNN

4 WOM>N WHO NAhE~ MANY AFfiDAVIr~.
There were "a number of ucv developments yc-tcr
day in the matter Of the charge preferred hy Mayor
Imincrt against Cornelius T.. FcDt. keeper Of the
Aln-hous, Ellen Gallagher the woman on whose
affidavit MAYOR Uarncr suspended Nr PctN ana hi,
v.if. made. another affidavit before Justice oi tr.
Peace Wc~- to the effect chat her pu',I0u, affidavit
Wa, not true she -worr that she Wa confused when
he made the affidavit and that size WOnd mot have
made IL had she known o. tpul"ui.. subsequently
Mayor laruor had 4 talk with tlr woman Iud tool,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
nArllrrrn Anolr ME TOWN.

Police. CYmmI- Iourr Ec yc-'crdaY sent ont e notice
in fine superintendent inspectors and captains Of the
f,,r,. f., attend iu the Commissioner, onlcr at so
ID, tn ,la, to meet h- successor. commissioner Hay
dem I'm the tvo years Of Mr. Bells Hcumbcuc> the
f,rro of uiirolmcn ra- been increased h> -G-. making
total of 900. Four ucw police stations h''" been
.,,upicd two mprr are Don ldu-. aud sites for l'n'
dd,t. ,ual one have been purchased.
victor Non EuloW. ~ twenty tNo. who recently
l,d.d guilty t. fDr-iu- the name of his employer.
a.,. -cutcu,cd yesterday to I'VE year, I'm the Penn
Tertiary, tie hH, been ana inmate q" the hmir'
E-iormai"N.
\nnic ~,rycu, one of the tW" servant girls who ad
,,i,t,d u.riurv ma the Elm,, divorce ca~c. Wa, d-
,,,,,,d yesterday by .Iudgc Moore. as mo- evidence
,.uld bee found against h1 -aN" her statement. aud
I ,l,,,,d not -mity. Kitty lio,, the other Of the
.ir- na, ph-locd -ulli', aId an application for her
,,,i,f. g. p,udiug lrlpr Do'crnDr IliI.
u f. Moody and trpr-, L. II 'hhin-. the we'll
t,,,u -nl,i-t VIII brsu ~"r", of service at thc
Itro,ll,n Youg Mem christian A>-ociit'n vi u met
i,,.. n,r men uu SUNDAY al 4, and y. M. and
continuing during the evening" Of t" week. Adn~
.,.u A., .I services viii hc only b} uch"t 10 Ice Oh
,,,d Al tlp, N.-p,ation office, 80, 5O2 Fulton 4.
william "A. Barker ia> been appointed a ChIcf Of
ni,.,.i,u in tlr Pension pnr' at Washington.
rh. .nit Il Janc- John. against Henry Nicmltl
f., ,t,,,.f p ooo a- dau.,-'- for SANDER IoVius ont
.f ,,tt,,.,l tsouhl,', iu the Twelfth MWd IA, been
..ttl,i ny 900 apology uy W. NcmitI
rn.. Grand Nrm} mon OF tl,r city viii ,uppo heir
,,,.,,d. Io..ph ~. ka,. Tor Department Commander
al the state EnC,mpmrnt al 0>mcn,c on February -
and 26.
The BroobI,n Lca-uc Baseball club ha, arranged
,t,- win, Yale college 1T Washington Parl, on Aprt
> and t. aud with Princeton "u \pul %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
NOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS

BRI- NSWICK-t,cncral l.. Burd Grubb Of Ncw-JcrSey
RVCKINGHNM -Profcssor O. &. Marsh OF lN" 'oll,f''
CLARENDON James H. Garfield, OF mentor 'n'"
FIFTH \VENU E-ticorcr W. ChildS. A j. DrrNcl ana
George H. Roberts. Of Philadelphia "\MsS"r j. -
Roche OF Chicago; Frank latton, OF WAShntt" JndR.
Isaac II. MAYNARD Of Albany. and Henry HITCHCOCK O"
1t Iouis MURRAY HII4I4-Scnator g. A Dedne, OF
Copakc y. Y. NORMANDIE-Scnator e. r. Nrdu'r'
OF Ellicottvillc y. y ST JAMl-N-outfp''uE' HUrs'l
~ MARYLAND STTETEN ANT-Ststc senator II. j..
Corpcshal,. WINDSOR-Erskinc NJ. Phelps, OF Chicago
and state Senator W. H. Robertson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01

The season has been crOwding us;
now we propose to" crowd the season"
Hence Spring Ovcrcoats.
Started yesterday with about eight
hundred of them culled from last Falls
stock and marked at February prices.
Finest silk-lined ones SIS, instead Of
twenty to thirty dollars. Others that
were fifteen to twenty dollars now SO.
Other of the ten and twelve dollar
grades now So Don't know how many
remain to-day, but there's not coat in
the offering worth less than a third
more than it's now marked.
They are all at the Prince 81. store.
Our other stores are showing regular
stocks of Spring OvercoatS.
Macintosh weather, perhaps, to-day.
Never had such a Macintosh season.
At present prices what's left of our
Fall importation will 90 before tho
new goods arrive. Forty dollar coats
for So. twenty-five dollar ones for
Sl7.j0. Some down as low as $50.
All our imported House Coats and
Dressing Gowns are marked third or
more OFT former prices. Coats as low
as 500; Gowns a. low As So.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01

10 900 boxes, The packing cases In which they arc
Skinned made six big trucoads and inc vae o T
,nn.igument is 100000. Invited fricndS ol lic Ia
arm yiIl gather at the station, see thc car VI a
aftnrward have a luncheon. The car VIII DC P' nvor
graphcd The shipment Is said 10 DC 1ie "a, la s,,omcr
made Inv one czar manufactures TO Single CuS''''
In NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01

Gods passing by" men, lie closed win an cHc'uI,
plea that the wonderful love of God for ne ""r"
should he emphasized In the 'onirS@loh lliH uh''
having expired. he unable 10 speak Oh tc he"
Creed rs lie had hoped Ia do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
BAYONNE.

Bay View Lodge 40. -. Knights Of Pythas has
elected these officers: Thomas Madden, chancellor
commander. W. Mortimer clark, vccchsnccllor. Jane
Hcard-lcy. prolac Moran Thomas. master OF finance
Henry Brown. master 30 arms. Peter VI. Lehman.
master of the oNchcqurr. James Russell, keeper OF
records and -cIl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sun rise. Of Ses5la Moon sets A5Oam Moonsare
WAFER
4 v-s.niy Hook bOT GOV Island 3 - He Gate. s2I
f. Y-,AEdy IlooA O. Gov IsAnL % 10 Hell Gate 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01

LASkN SEALSkIN SACQlE>, alNay, fashionable
n 30 81. -. 80. Its and - inches long, VIII bs
sold .,,iuctidn ot $50. -. go 30 less than the
regular prices &. G. SHANNE Furicr, l2i West sd
IL HrLnr.-st
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