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New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A SITE FOR THE sTRANAHAN STATUE
THE PLACE AGREED UPON NEAR THE MAIN En-
TRANCE TO PROSPECT PARK.


TRANCE TO PROSPECT PARK.
A dccision has Iccn practically reached In regard 10
tbe site for the steuc James ;. t. Stranahan IN
prospect Park which he founded and crcaef. The
committee ia charge Of the fund rails for the purpose
~ which General John b. Woodward j. president ana
8 y Kennedy secretary laid before the Park Commits
sioncr Yesterday its views in the The question
WIS referred 10 The excSNivc committee Of the fund.
compo,cd Of A. f. orr William Eerri and II. W. Max
we'll who reported that the model Of the statue lad
been completed hy Mr.. McMonnes, the sculptor ana
,be bronze Wa aLout 10 lie cast that it was hoped
10 unveil tac statue carly in June stanford White is
10 design file base AID it desired that the site shall
he selected at once that the granite for it can be
QuarIied.
The committee requested Colonel Culyer 10 designate
desirable for The statue and lie suggested several
but the committee gave especial attention 10 only two
One OF these is the fork of the main drve at the
head of the Long Meadow. opposite the main entrance
The same site was first des sgnatcd for the Beecher
etatuc but Calvert VauX condemned the sitc and
J. O. A. Ward and Richard NJ Hunt declared thar tlo
practical end artistic difficulties in the Of fitting
the spot for the purposes Of statue were absolutely
insuperable The committee decided TO request tlla
the statue be placed the main entrance OF the
Park between the drive and the walk nearest to rat
lIi~h-ava The exact spot would be abOut twenty-five
or thity feet back from the sidewalk. The treatment
Of tie statue by the artist ana his wishes for the base
were in harmony with the smooth ground OF this spot
and the statue wOd face the west and would be best
lighted by :he in the afternoon, ana II womb Dc
tlte most attractive object at the entrance.
The Park commissioners received the report ana
instructed superintendent Jones 10 meet the computes
aud Law site. II will be within thirty or 1orty
fict OF the Plaza entrance. About $4,000 OF the
$1,000 desired TO the statue has been subscribed
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
NEWARK

Tom Lee Chinese lgUnlryman' Of no. 'o i'ritoo
st. died late on Wednesday night. Dr. l"m"hS was
called % attend the Chiuamau On Monday ard found
that his system was vitiatcd hy the Use oi opnh.
Tic doctor prescribed some rrm"iic' Vh "cdheuN
he fonnd that his directions had been d'rcgardcd by
the man, attendants. appear, t'a, he had suffered
a go,d deal from rhcuuat-m aud hid used patent
medicine, iudis-riu.fu,fry lH the hope - a curr.
Death was due principally to fatty degeneration ~
the heart. 81 the liuutrv are number oi hlnL-
which, the ncsAipr- said were used iy boys WHO nave
frcqucutcd the plarr to -mohc opium
NOtccs were issued YESTERDAY for . meeting % tho
NcWar. Common CDudcl - night, when u D.; probable
the Democratic Aldermen viii have settled their differ
cucc- aud agreed 10 the compromise offer oi the Re
publicaus. Alout ffO.OOO g. due cty creditors. and
no money can he paid ont until after thc Couhcil
OrsdiiLc-.
Roswell Y. Handolph. of 10. i5i south Orange
ave. ha- Instituted suit in the 'hauccry Court for
divorce from h.> wife, r.anic. They have been mar
ricI only years and the wife is twenty two y"arS
old Tho husband h1s discriminating letter.. he SAYS
from q wealthy residnnt " summit. Two well
known business men Of Newark also named n, 60
re pOndcnts.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
THE sorrnray socIErr'S ANNUAL DINNER

The annual dinner OF the Ncw-York southern
socicty will ia gwen A. usual on Wa'hingtohS br'".
day. TIL, dinner always an ln'eNsVhS ll'' "
.bc winter season. will bc unusually brilliant uI'
,o,r TN. Governor, and many other representative
anon ot the southern states are in'ied' H"''"'c
,.,i,.p. ~ NcwYori, and other Northern Sti'c' VIII
,ror the society with their presence ana ii'r Hu'''
fr,m North and south alike will E;acc the o''a'"t'
The dinner will be given SATURDAY. February ~
r .i ,c,v ballroom Of TIC Madison squnrr Garden. ana
, onicer, Of the society viii receive the guests IN
% Ltt,tiful assembly room for an hour preceding ule
dinner .-t,,,.. - ,,. so,ctv will
- 49, -, Tho dinner There VIII b. four >petci'H
u, ,,-po,,c to thr regular ta,t'. ana he'""l t tn
,",'. tnc orchestra and selected choiu, VIII eNc
,n.,uf. ~, and Inspiring southern uelwilc''
'rle oNi,c,- of IN" society. who an hu5 a. ''.u,'
t,,,,.. u parltrr william l.. Trenholm Jane, NNuini
,i,r.o, l. Dr-'ou. william ' rrn'h'w, "'I"rr I,,r,rs
a.. Tv,u Thnma-. Robert W. G"athncN' ii9"atn
,.,,,~. " " sharp. Wilton kandnIph, J"hh -.
r,u.ai,n samuel p Paul. Mckenzie FLlpF '1'ppn
robertson ngd John E. Aun'y VIII pare %" P''''
=, make the orci.iIu memorable ON. 49,, ,,.
william g. Crcr~haw. jr., j. Chairman 0i '"c H'''
t,fIt fee
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Fasset Investigating Committee. Court House IL a. M
Ohio Society annual dinner Delmoncos, u p' M
Tammany Committee Organization p. M
Eighth Regiment War Veterans. armory. Park-aVe' ana
NinctyfOurth-st, p. m.
Readings by Charles f. Underhln and FRANK 1H''
Association Hall p IN.
Lecture by the Rev. NJ c. Peters. West Side Repuo'
lican Club. p. m. .
German Republican Organization. XXIl1d Assembly
District No. 1897 Thd-aye. p. m
Academy Of Medicine No. II West Forty'third'st' .
p.
Canoe clubs reunion Harvard Rooms 6th-ave. anu
Forty. .SecOnd.st., & p. IN.
Phil Sheridan Club reception. Saengerbund Hail. Brook
lyn y. m.
Poultry and pigeon show, Madison Square Garden
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
NRTPPING NEiYS
PORT OF NETWORK. RH.........THURspAY. FEB.s is'
AI,RIN ED


PORT OF NEw.YoRK ..........THURsDAY FEB 1891
ARRIVED
Steamer E.rnmond An ,Br. Perry london jag L. hsr sr
fax %dty" ~ GA IN i,' AMI passengers I" heh''r'o" h
Sicamtf I', ct cr ecrde rrs,oi ian II Swans.,
- with 'n-r ana ,~rnSets to James ArkeIS CO. AV'
at The Bara; Y.5op "a. ,.....,,u Ian s.
with md.e AZ passengers t. Punch. taSe% CO. A''''
stram'i o"o " clyde Holmes Domingo. &c WIZ WIN
mdsc amt pa,,cugers 10 Nm clyde d 90 NrNe" d" "
mcr Nln" Lewis Galveston days. via Key we'"
with md~r aud ptss,ugtrS to q II Mallory 60 r r,,,sD
scancr Dominion. Couch. Rcnmo9G ana NOr'OlA WIN
steamer POM, 'Ur. Asl ~tJ@nn' M :: wa ha'iA' WIN
Snip Silt,ot Naiuc. cunts. san Francisco oc' o. VIII"
TO order vessel to master
Al City lsnnd-Nnd fresh SW CLOUDY.
Arrived yesterday ~ ,.,.
rcutouic r Dawson Ayer1op ,e Jan .sy sS Al.
town ~. with mi~' ana passengers 10 btu'e i''
r.vei At the Bar At "pn,, ~ ,..,,,,, -, charleston.
viii, niyI1g, mi,. and pI,. cs t., Wm $tGGc|
CLEARED.
Steamer Culc ,Br Roberts. Lvpopl y Ernce i.h1 .h1ra,
s,@incr or.aoc, llirl. olryIn 3ermuda-A i Ou''0''
& 60. . ..,..,, r- y-,n sickle
Sicamtr toinok(. iulpaers Newport Ne"s and Noro'
City OF AtAni Doe West Point va-od po'"
0H Steamer e, II NJ whitney. HaIc,t. Bo,tonn Dn''"
SAILED. ,,.a
Steamers Nasmyth for LIVERPOOL Ragil Hamburg rsnii
nrrto Calrlio M T. gecumD, CdenaS ornoeo ,y q
New. York. Galveston; KOanoA', NtN P"i' -''
Atlanta. Point. Va
SHIN = Spiuuco. for san Francisco
BarKs Matanzas. for Havana; N"a'h ~ -.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS =, nv, for
LIVERPOOL, Feb sailed. steamer - os"a" ''
New York ,,...,, fo~ New.Y0rk
Feb sailed. steamer llyonne lBr iafnc TO- lo'nc IR.
OUFt NSrowN Feb j-ATrvct. steamers ~ ynrs for
Cameron. and CIV of Berlin tBrl. lsthi. Hoh N'"
Liverpool proceeded. and
sailed, steamers Clty of New York llir;. W W Ne
Celtic irl Nl,n Liverpool hence for New" G,rrick.
GLASGOW Feb ARRIVED steamer Cohmo" N"'''
from NrW- i.r.. M, Hansen.
BRIsroI, Feb 4-Sailel steamer Newcemea tB'' "'
for New.YOTk N, scarr New'
York 49,, mani KBut
COPENHAGEN Feb 4-Arrivei steamer Norge 'D'
sen NrW York car, Frlnck
HAuBl RG. Feb 3-sailed. steamer polynesll '"ef''
GEE,rRMrVDE Feb sailrl steamer Wil%om'"''
Scllcter. for Now.IOrk .,u-, Pnkhan-
PoRr SAD Feb ARRIVED .ner Angers nf, r,s
New y d. and Ah'us Costa
MARsEIiLfs Feb l->aled. ste4 uer Brahhia N''"
for y ew York - u,-,..o fprl Arnobs
from ia pan and China ports her way to New hWS
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
Free
From Lime andAlum
Royal Baking Powder

Is the only baking powder yet found by chemical
analysis to be free from both lime and alum and abb
solutely pure. This perfect purity results from the
exclusive Of of tartar specially refined and
prepared by patent processes which totally remove
all the tartrae of lime The cost Of this chemically
pure Of is much greater than any other,
and it used in no baking powder except the Royal
81 find the Royal Baking Powder composed of pure
and wholesome ingredients. 1t is of tartar
POWDER and does contain either alum phosphates
other injurious substance.
(Lah L. S. CERT CAenia) "E G.. LOVE- PHI d."
Prof Lovss tesAs and the ,seent e6ieiai tests BY TIE
United States and Canadian Governments, sk0aO Mc
Royal Baking Poavdsr to be superior to all others IN
strength and Aa0sning ,bowvr. 1t is Me bn'est and
most elononsicaL
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06

, and rccepton at their home In PrOspcct-st East
ar,%cc Yesterday afternoon. There were nearly 300
guests present
Mrs George f. IIalscy. OF Arngton-ave.. gave
mink tea Yesterday afternoon. az when there "ero
sonln zoo guests. .
The annual inspection and presentation OF INC
med ais and marksmcn's badges That were won by ue
,menhcrs OF the Sd Battalion at the cncampment at
~.sa Grt last summer took place last evening III tSS
arnory i'm william st. After the presentation iad
takcu place n soree took place that lasted I'LL alter
mdn. cIt !,
Mrs Herman c. Gruhnert wife OF the pastor i oi
the German Presbyterian Church of orange uleu ~
har home in William st. Yesterday from consumption.
She was thirty three years old and leaves three CHI
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BKUNSWICK-Duncan Mcintyre, OF Montreal anu
Judge f. T.. farman, OF Warsaw, y. f.....--fif IL
AVENUE-tiovernor James T. Campbell OF ONO; Ahurc"
d. White OF Ithaca President George D. Roberts o' ue
PENNSYLVANIA Iairoad Company, and State senators d.
Sloat Fassett George Il. Erwin 6lLSEf
ncy.,icnersl DAVID X Watson Of Ohio..-.Gi'AND-
Captain c. {. Carpenter and Commander George h' lc'
lnitea states NAVY. .HOFFMAN-Judg Edward T.
ll-. nf Ne,
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.
FREEZING PAUPERs AT SNAKE Hill

FREEZING PAUPERS AT SNAKE Hill"
James +. Cannon. County superintendent, was III
formed at 10 O'Clock Wednesday night that the
ASYLUM almshOusc and pcntcntiary at snake li were
without water and steam and That the inmates oi
the asylum and almsholsc were suffering from 'o1u'
Cannon hunted up the county plumber ana they
FASTENED 10 snake Ill., arriving there after midnight
They found the fires ont IN the engine rooms and tn,
buildincs Glcd with shivcr.nS inmate. y Tasty m
v.stigaton showed that the waier-ir tlAt controls
tc suppiy Of 10 The institutions h1d been smut.
81 4 a m. the gate opened aHd soon after water
and steam were plentiful. I." gate had L"ru closed
by some experts Experimenting with new h.c pump
and thcy did not LuOw how 10 open H.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06

st. The motion adjourned In the supreme Court
Yesterday 1t said settlement had been agreed
upon, and Professor Hermann would withdraw from
the theatre.
The jury in the Of George H. Perkins. on trial
in the Court Of sessions for starting fire in the cellar
of the store Of H~. O'EHen, No. 1O4 sn'th-St., on
August "a, yesterday brought in verdict OF not
guilty. lle with Thomas Connolly. was indicted for
starting a number of fires that night There are SIX
indictments pending against him yet and they Will al
he tried
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
CONCERT OF THE sFIDL SOCIETY.

The lovers Of the music Of classical composers had the
opportunity 70 enjoy Of theiI fIvortc selections
Eighth Scdl SOcicty evening in the
brooklyn Academy Of Music. Tho interest and enthusiasm
OF the audience showed that the choice music
suited the taste Of many Of those present The names
Of such masters Of melody Beethoven, Mozart Schubert
List McIdcl,SoEn upon the pIOyrammc, and
each cWe-entcd by typical selection from his
Three f.Om MCZaTt's 'ILarO" intcr-pers"d
between other pieces They those OF the Count
ess, susanna and the page, and were sung by Irau
Schoeller, Of the Metropolitan opera House Company
She had a recall Herr Sedl and his Orchcs
TIA were at their bist rendering Schuberts unfinished
symphony in B minor the wild and weird music Of
LISTS third hungarian rhapsody and the charming meo.
dies in Mcndcl-sohn's Midsummcf Nights Dream" The
conductor twice recalled after the List rhapsody.
The final concerts Of the viii be given the
evenings Of February 2G and March ). a "Parsal"
viii be given ths evening Of March 10, with
Her Seidl and h, full orchestra and SOLO singers and
chorus the Metropolitan Opera House company.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
1u-1 THIEF SAYS HE IS AN ALrMxrs or OXFORD.

frank Tumbuii who stole oil painting from DR..
No. 40 south ONford-st, Wednesday,
when he wa awaiting an answer 10 a letter asking as
s.stancc, b. fore Police Justice Walsh yesterday.
complaint charging grand larceny preferred by Arthur
u. Ifoal. nephew OF D.. Cuycr. The prisoner pleaded
guilty His story that he born IN Jamaica w l.,
his father wealthy planter. lie sent 70
England for education and graduated oxford Uni
ye.>ity. a his he
spent years IN travel until he had spent ali Of his
prOperty
landed in New.York penness and victim OF drink.
lie driven TO theft for bread and arrested and sent
pcatcntay year After his release he
WORK. but lost his pace when his having been convict
brought 10 light lie said h. trying get money
JGniaca when ne Or. Cuylers house
aud the temptation to steal Oyercame him when
picture Police Justice Walsh held the pr for
the Grand July.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
STtTFN ISLAND.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stephens, oi k'"'no''
County. Yesterday rendered his decision III '''
over thc viii Of Joseph Rubsam. the brewer ana a
.i,., IN. dc,prcut to probate His iir-t wife. Cath
,. rol,cr, and the latter, son. known as Jo,rph
&, ilrd objection, 10 the will. bat Mrs htl
her. -ui-clucnty withdrew, leaving er 80" "' ''0 0'
fDute-tart
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
sl1r prrrERREp pENNER TO MEDICINE.

Mrs. Margaret rurnham. Of "a. III olI Bergen
Road wa knocked down by horse and run over
about a week ago. She was tahen To her home. lat
refused TO allow physician 10 be sent for She de
clarcd tina, faith and prayer would save her iron death
and she has stcadia>y adhered t. th- assertion Her
only medicine has been prayer and now her c"hd'ol
is pT..ct rloi- Her friends know that her cphc J.,
seriously injured and y,iray They determined - can
in doctor whether MR.. Bumham wanted one or not
The phi ,ciau sad her case Wa -cr'"u. ana ''lS'
Burniain said she would not take HI medicine
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
OF INTEREST TO ALL

Religious bodies in the United States. with lis
H!,hop> So. ttle, OF 1873 religious denominations.
Sa.,ation Army and IL, Work.
Universities and Colleges IN the United States.
ttau.au4ua Ild the local Ihautluqua Assemblies.
Medical Statistics.
THEATRES IN the United States.
--dct- about the Brooklyn Bridge.
Marriage and Divorce Laws Of the States
Musical Societies IN this country.
Statistics Of Public schools.
Pubic Huillings
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
ORAN(;E.

The concert Of the Orange Athletic Club cIcc rlub
which was given last evening in Music Hall Was g,
pronounced social and artistic succcs, The soIoisfs
wcrc Ms Naud Powell. VIOLIN ana Mrs, GrrYii smth
,OpI9np
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
rIIr GOvERYOR's SOY AIDS LIQCOE DEALERS.

At u secret meeting OF the liuds0n county rll"o'
Dc,lers' Association on Wednesday night President
p,,,tct NcArdle reported tnat General william !.
,thot, the counsel Of the association wa, engaged
in preparing A bill 10 be presented 10 the Lc--AtH"
.o r,ducc the license fee from 80 70 800 and 70
make a violation uf the sunday Excise IA" pun! impI
yrith a fine rot exceeding 80. General william J..
,lbct il ,ur of Governor Ahhcit ana M law ON ="
* a part cf the law Office ~ The Governor In"
clause liking the extreme penalty AT 81 s one Hlu,h
desired by the lGuor dealers for many 0i them cpnh
well afford 10 keep open on sunday and pay th@
in
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
OF PARTICULAR INTEREST To POLITICAL


closely packed pages of this Almanac must oe
seen to be appreciated
OF PARTICULAR INTEREST To POLlTlClANS'
Of all OF the last session OF Congress- win
the Antitrust, Antllottery, Dependent Pension SS.
Worlds Fair, other bills IA fun with votes
thereon.
Public Indebtedness OF counties and States.
Platforms OF the Parties in every Stut-cloorate anu
valuable.
Elections OF United States Senators in 1890.
Pan-American Observation-Disclosures OF results
Rules of the l.. s. House OF Representatives,
Principal officials u the United states.
Foreign Diplomats IN this county -
Complete List or Congress, both me present ana next
Statistics Intsnal Revenue; National DanKs
Shpphq' United States Debt Currency. e,,
Silver coinage. bullion production, prices etc. Si'
lar about god. -
Receipts and ~ Npenditures OF the T. S Government.
Oncers States OF Ohio Pennsylvania, Massachu
sctts. New-ioIk and NewJcrsey
Eptomc OF the now Census.
New appOTtOnment OF Congress m,
Elaborate Election Returns OF every state ana 1sfFl-
W. Votes in Congress on the Taun for 100 years.
Complete List ot American Consuls abroad
Governors Of States. with dates OF next election.
Officers Of the Republican League, ,,,., >.-.,, 49,,
Republican. Democratic and Prohibition National AMI
onieefs Of the NewYork and Kings County Republican
County Committees.
Qualifications for voters
NatLraliTaton Laws
Woman Suffrage ia the United States
Electoral Votes for one hundred years.
Origin of states with date OF admission
lr,cnuc MaThS tgucs ~. .,- ..
Strget-c-ariug In IN" principal cities OF America COST
! tbIsirict Attornevs and L. S. Marshas.
onp.tn l,t o, all the Oncer- and the Commissioners
and LADY Managers for the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
List Of Tr.SidHntill POstOnices
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
SOCIETIES OF EVERY KIND,

American Social Science Association.
American lnsutut" oi homeopathy.
American NcIc0l Association.
Association Tor the AdN Nancement Of Science.
American Federation o Labor.
Ancient Oltor OF HDerii1ns
Actors Fund.
order or American Foresters-
ClNll Enginoers, society OIL
Ttrctrlcl. Engineers, Society or.
FpWor.h League
Ficc and accepted Masons. Royal Area MasOus.
Scot,lsh EItr. Knilhts r,Wu1r.
Grand Army t. Republic.
MI.ry Ordcr 4 Aic Loyal Legion.
knights Of Pythlis.
Kings DauCntr
Kntghts Of Labor.
Mechanical Ergihcers'
Mining lncueerS. 49,
TIronsl ouu,i; OF Women.
Natlona. fer the Projection OF American 1nss
buttons.
Odd Fellows.
Parllamentarc Fun Association.
Patron, % llG>hiidiy.
Son, ~ 10 American Revolution.
sons 4 the Rev OuilOn.
Society ~ the Cincinnati.
'Iammany II tiety ut Ncw-lork
Wonan's Christian Temp rance Union.
Won1n's Nou.p Partisan Temperance Union.
Woran's HON" Missionary Society.
Young Mems Christian ASSC !ltion.
FOR Orr ATHLETES.
Records of and achievements for 1890 In AL
principal sports.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
Is CENTS A COPY.
THE TRIBUNE.
MARINE INTELLTGLNCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises TOT sets 20 Moon OH am Moons ago -
HIGH
4 M-Sandy HOOK 81 Gov Island jll Iie. Gite 70i
T. M-Sandy HOOK 80 GOV Island 541 Hell Gate Z. 40
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d..

For any case Of nervousness. sleePcSSncss. weak
stomach Indigestion. dyspepsia relief = sure In Catcrs
Little Liver PMS.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
THE LEADER the best water-cracker II

90 WEST o9I list.
Diseases 81 the NrioLs g., Dito trnay organs.
Impotence and Stcrli,y. llouIs to /. 10 D.
THE LEADER the best water-cracker In the
world; nltroecnOus and pho,phac Yeast or soda a
erlul builder OF In Cartons % cts
HEALTH FOOD CO. 6i Fifth Avenue. and all grocers.
The time comes when everybody needs Parkers
Ginger TOME. L. oiien lie.
Parkcrs Hair Ba>am cleans"~ the scalp.
USE BRUMMELL'S CELEBRATED Cough DROPS.
C;anuins baNa A. H. Is. each drop. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
FOR ARMY AND NAVY MEN.

Regulations for entering the military and naval acad
Statistic, oi Pensions.
arhsmauship OF n Regular Army.
War losses during the lat Thirty years.
Orgin OF the American max
Facts about Military Societies.
List Of great number of the higher officers OF the Army
and NAVY with salaries and where stationed.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
Announcements.

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dentlfrlce
is tooth powder IN the world for preserving the
teeth. Refreshing and delicious" 25 cents bottle.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
FACTS FOR BUSINESS MEN.

Action Of European States on American hog products.
Foreign TraGu II IniNd states
railarc, IN the Unted Sia,es Iog 33 years.
Copyrigh: Law and League.
Commerce taG ,,reat Lakes.
Financial pauics IN the 4 Un.ted States.
Irgal l.atc> ci Interest in the various States.
Legal Holidays. .
ocean Racing Records and Remarkable voyages
St1...tlc- ot Iron and Steel.
Tax Exemptions. - ..
Opening and closing the Eric Canal
Iow 10 te Counterfeit OF Money. and list Of dan.
gerous counterteits.
Insurance Sidtistlcs.
latru. OAice Statistics,
Rates Ot Postage.
Production Of Fruit Brandy. -. .,.,.
p-oiuc %, Dstllercs me States. number or stlIle
SELF, is states and increased production Of spirits
opera ion- Ocunarcarhe
Price, Of United STATS Bone, ior series OF years
stat ste, of the National Bank>
Statistics u Railroad, and FrIght transportation
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements admitted Into these esi,
ar" recommended 10 the readers of THE TRfs
CNE ns thoroughly reliable and busiucs. CO..
done By mail with the advertisers with u.,e.'
a(ety
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
FARMERS. THESE ARE FOR YOl

PlaNorm OF the Farmers Alliance.
Ara and Value Of Farms in the United States
Live stock I'm the United states.
Co.opcratlVe Building Associations
Agricultural Societies. 49, -,
Rainfall and Temperature. Foreellng iroSts IRON u
eyr mint Slusuo'-. I0ssos from tornadoes.
And many other facts mentaxed under other heading
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
.352 Poges. Il Noble Publication
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CONTENTS.

The following is a partial showing, but Tue
closely packed pages of this Almanac must oe
seen to be appreciated:
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21

too many cases "the king can do no
wrong.n They idealize those whom
they love, and they love those whom
they idealize.
Such women have the blind enthusi-
asm which we speak of as II il were
an infirinity, though it may sometimes
produce q greater moral revolution
than the sternest criticism. Many a
son has been shamed into trying to be
like the man his mother believes he
is; and many q husband, in trying to
fill with honor the high position to
which his wife has raised him-in her
mind, plays his part so well that 1t
eventually becomes second nature to
him, even 10 it Is radically opposed to
the nature with which he was origi-
nally endowed. Detroit Free Press.
The Jersey City news., 1891-04-21

THE Shadows Of a Great City" has a
play of her own this season. II was
written for her by /. r. Shewell, who
wrote 1.-THE Shadows Of a Great City.
Miss Tiffany's play Is called The step
daughter" IL tells simple story, I'M
usually free from the complications tnat
generally involve the drama Miss III
fanny produced the play early in the sea-
son, and It has been received with favor.
She viii give Jersey City audiences
chance to see It's merits on Inursoay'
Friday and Saturday of this week.
AT Jacobs Hoboken Theatre last night
Charles L. Davis. the well known come
dian IN "Alvin Joslin," was the aitrac-
tion. There was good sized audience,
and Mr.. Davis was frequently applauded;
On next Thursday Matte Vickers Will
commence three nights engagement