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New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
oPtNGE.
,,rcH FINE POULTRY At THE SrNIE SHOW

,,,.Cu TIVE POULTRY At THE STNTE SHOW
pr,e attendance Yesterday AT tEe ponIlN S"'" w
n Nv l. .y state society in the Park Nlh"' 'r''-''
was small a, the exhibition hai even ,'" ""' ~
'. tatn ,rorpin, order. The aWarllne "i H'
nremiums was delayed. and 1t VIII moi u" "'''' W.
ia4o =, dav Many Of the exhibits are eA''c''"sN
e-o Much interest was shown In the par "i pfF''A
birds shown by r. FarIar Rackliam' oi ha'' o'4"k''
hev have tails five feet long, and they are IA" 10 W
o only nair Of these singular birds east "i thc hN9
Mountains They have just arrived from 'aliorn'a'
ue,dlr G. Day of Union arc the largest eNAhtorS
In tbo show They EXHIBIT over fifty pairs 0i biIus'
among them some novcltic, in the shape "i tie r'hp
los fowls They show fine WHIT crested bia' IL
poands ard also black lacc POlands thc lattr rare
birds T. Falrar Rackham. of East orange taxes uo
first nremjum for Muscovy and Brazilian dGck'' Inc
largest exhibit Of Indian game fowls i HIi1 oi "'
wilton Hill. Of Jamesburg Many Of the pair are
superb in their points. George Purdue oi Last
Orange shows fine light Brahma' buil '0lin' ana
several pens Of partridge COchins. W. ). AhiiTiH'
~ UocIcnsack exhibits some novel La Flcchc fowls
with gigantic forlIed combs. for which he receives
frat uremium Henry Hale, Of RldgcWo0d, shows
some fine specimens OF colorcd. silver and White Dork
ings Among the Jacobin pigeons Of H. u. Craw-
ford Of Montcalr is black splashed one wlch took
the first prize al the 'Iysti Tdia'e cA''p''oh a"'
which cost him 600. 80, , g..
The Judges of the exhibition are the following: New
TON Ad.ms of Utica, y. Y; j. H. Baldwin, of West
orange: J. f. Dlchl. Of Beverly John filkn>. Of East
oraurc Henry Hale, Of ndgewod: /. f1rir Cark-
ham of East orange and W. j. stanton OF New" York.
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WHAT GOING on TO-DAY.

Assembly Committee on Census Enunei''''''
Superior Court, IL a. m - 1,,.o, uctropcle.
senate Committee Sugar Trust h'''i
10 80 a m. ,,at,o, Snuare Gar.
dcn evening. ~ m
Ctpar manufacturers dinner, Dclmcpieos' WING
r,,.icw Of sth Regiment. armory' p H. ,,,o,
-. -, catholic Protectory Washington ce'eOa''o'
Van Ness station ,o.o, and seventy.
suburb,n Club meeting Onehunu'eu'"
sovonth.st and Vanderblt.are.. $ p III"
,od peouent athletic games, armory, p H. 49,,
pol,oe cantains, dinner Academy OF Music Brooklyn
y. III. , , ,oo,u-a Cooper Union.
?. m.
Io,os Club supper II 80 p m. ooo ,.d,
,,nb, Delta phi Club smoking concert NO -oo '
s,n.ayc., evening. - e,.,o,v ~ the
second annual dinner OF the Literary So. ."o,,v
y Nj G. A., Harlem branch, 0nehundiea'ah1'"e"'
Gf.hst.
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SHIPPING NEVS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. RK...........FRI0AY. FEB. 20. 1891
ARRIVED

AKkIt ED
Steamer city Berlin tBrl Lana. Liverpool Feb II.
Queenstown win adse and passengers 10 Peter Wright d
som. ,s,mer Wsrehioness r B,Ser Alexandra Il.
S.s.~ to rSneh Edye 4 Co. the Bar at go
steamer State q nevada ! stewart Girss%w Fen O.
Hfr,rsd aE1t'r at al the Bar a, 10 am. .,
me and pas-cngos Peter wrght son Arrived at the
seaorr slrn, Br Fisher santos 2o Rio JaDero IS.
~ Lucia days with Inds" and passengers TO Bnsk JeVoh'
TToSGS.1 &ay. with %G;s sG q,
's s,eamcr @ GenaesO. Cotton centuerOs St JSgO ana Mas
.an, SIl;si = 4 at Ti' thr Bar At i@s5 y M
steamer civ Of II Augustine French Fernandina days
with and passengers to W.Tlen K ", wiz, and
nassensets To- Old Dominion 50 ca
Gqyando,te WalSrri p Hewpor. Ss ~, az" 0'o'
steamer Brnnc Lewis i'aiumore"''h md'e 10 II sO'
BARK Colombo Gf,D. De Mile smyrna IA days with md'e
'oGrSr ,s Fom,a + iaD Massa smyrna Dag, with md,e
to Sfac order ''''7''' '''''''
sUNsEr-wid at SANDY Hook. moderate. Sc, fOsgy and
IA AT City lsand-light Z: raining aud thick.
CLEANED.
Steamer Etrura tBr Hams. Liverpool via Queenstown-
steamer AmaIf GER. Krae''. hamburs-tunch Edge &
Steamer rula tGcr, Ringk Bremen Southampton
steamer WcrkenGam eptch,, Baker, Amsterdam via
steamer La ,nmpin@ lBcgi. sm Antwerp-H sturzbur.
steamer Ia Normaudie lFrl. Ieooeut IIayre-A Forget
steamer .esa lFr' Nala Marso;!e.. W Eve. CO.
stramcr Coban OBI. Fraser MayaGuel StJohn' PH &c
RS Co
steamer onio tBr Pearson. Kingston. Greytown. SC
steamer Avcnn Brl. Mackay Kingston Port Lnon &c
PIN. FuTwoud q Co
steamer Dumo!s Nor. Lanpe Bluenelds-W l. ka'h
steamer sams (Sor). Hansen Port Antonio-w iurlout
steamer Ciu.ad lepan Carmona Havana and Mex
lean ports j VI Ceballos& co. ,..,
steamer Marcos Burrows, Galveston c IL Malory ~
steamer Morgan City. Gardner Gaveston-John I Van
Steamer Cnalm.tte Percy New. orieansI Van sickle
Algonquin Mckee. Charleston anu Ja'AsonN''o
Steamer II Vi whitney Halleti. nostou-n pimocs.
Bark Anieo alatoa Utah. ScOtto Aicanie-Funch Kaye
Bark Alessandro taD Foreno Rosariow II Crossnan &
Bark b siorris tBr). Smith Port Spain Trinidad
Whitney q
BARK Echo Br, Mcbride. Georgetown. Demerara L W q
EarR ALBEIT shulz tBr Bridgctown BarOadoes-
BARK srccna Aust. Scorich. Newport News-Fuuch.
Edye q Go. -
Steamer Colon Alvena Kingston; Morgan City
Galveston Chilmettc. NewOreans Tallahassee. savannah
Algonquin; Charleston
Also saied-via Long island sound
Steamer IL + Dimock for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL. Arrived. Archimodes (Br),
Austin and Hcrschcl tBrl. Grimes, from New. YORK.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb Arrived. steiner city OF chicago
(Br Rrdtori from New. York her 10 Liverpool
Sailed Adriatc (Brl Smith. from LlverpoOl hence
Sorru AMPToy Feb 20 Sailed. steamer spree Ger. Will.
gerOd. from Bremen hence for Now York.
DUNDEE Feb IS Sailed, steamer Mareca ,Brl Robinson
for New.IOrk
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THE MILLEyNIUM PICTURED.
Colorc, PAT Donan TO the Minnesota Editor.

Colonel Pat DOnan TO the Mlhhe>o'a E''V"''
T., ,b., vrondcrtnc 10 come. the mighty mia heml,
nbrric city of Nnncpaulspols, with hVe mllol., VI
peoplc will stretch in unbrohen lines oi paaoe io, -,
~ lii north of Pl>lurv's and WashbuTns ha 10
tc miles south Of the Hotel Ryan. Ten Thousand
rain" a day will run into its mil sq';are union s.h
i ,atnS from Paris St Petersburg COnstahtn0pc
md icrrsalcm bv way Of behring's STRAIT tuhhci -
trains from Patagonia, Rio Janeo and ChnDota]o; & Us
80 81 the IsthniIs of Da,en and Popocatapeu snot
line The Mississippi will be dug ont deep chou.n J.
for navigation from the Ldf m G,en tncr
I.,ngh Tho Red River OF the North, Lake winnipeg
and Nelson's River will enable rs 10 send N1rth %
Dakota golden wheat and bananas to the North IoL
10 Ncw.O Orleans and Havana. Chicago will be but Il
snack station on the great twenty track airline ral!O
from here 10 New.York. We will have bred race Of
men and women at least ten feet In heghtthe men all
Apolos in grace and the all Venuses In beauty.
Freedom peace, prosperity and rcnown. obedience to
law reverence for God and the right shall iii all
this Northwestern Empire, tho waters fill the
and the stars OF glory I'll the skyi
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SHE wlyrs THE BoDr OF THE Suicide.

Coroner Levy evidently does not believe in the latest
Identification Of the Astor House suicide. Fred
Evans a, George II. Edgar. Miss Annie Gcrtrud,
Neil who is said Ia be an English actress, with the
professional name Of Gertrude Norman. on Thursday
positively identified the BODY Of the suicide As that
of George II. Edgar. Yesterday IA" made a sworn
deposition before Coone? Levy TO the effect that she
had known the fdGars-u-clc and ncph"w-inEneiand
and had no doubt that II Fred Evans was George
H. Edgar Incidentally Miss Neil admitted knowing
the summers. She desired TO take charge OF the body
and bury 1t in Yonkers. Coroner Levy, however,
thought that on the whole he would rather not grant
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take part are Fred Emerson Brooks, the humons' anu
the Sappho quartet


the Sappho quartet.
Application was made in the supreme CourV yes
terday for the confirmation Of the report OF the referce
d. T. Walden who passed upon the accounts Oh 40
bott l.. Dow a. trustee under the VIII OF MS WI
w. b. Davenport, guardian I'D lrem ior the o'''' %
held that Mr. Dow had made unwise eXpenoitu'e'' io
vent 10 India 70 look after Il factory on VIZ" ~
father. Josiah L. Dow. held mortgage lor .'''VoD
and sucpt $4,000 recovering It, Counsel ior "''
noy cxpaincd that he found lien on the factory io
. Judgment Of $4,000 against the firm, ana c"rrie"
tho matter to the highest court and won, Du 'ci 'ho
Naharaiah Of Travcncore created new court ann
heat him out of 100000. Decision was e'e'''''
The Grand Jury has refused TO ndict Ch"ieS ~ ~.
roye Of No. Al Gates-aVe.. VINO vas 'is
criminal rcglicence in failing 10 caH PnH s''",
o,tcnd his son when taken i'll because ne pe'Nou ~
Christian Science and had 10 fath i'll ''o P''''
medicine.
plDore saphore Of No. 132 Lee ave-, VINO cou'i NV
IN found when wanted witness III pIo.eo"i'-
.,,.. ves,ov Warner in the Court OF sessohs 10
oo,,v * NJ Gloucester, y. j.. and says ne "ci''
y, bis own accord and will remain as IoHH d. III ~
Ue went there on February 0 TO STAY ior '"o "0N"'
rho rcvt lecture before the bTooklyn E'lllcai N'
oa,ior will he given in the second Unitarian" N'u
ot Clinton and Congress stS. lo-iloi'o" hioct
20 oclock by DR.. L. 4. W. Alie"'i' h Dr
Optcsn The discussion Is 10 Oo
George NJ Gould, of Philadep'na ~ hos
uoo.s,sr g. Abraham-s huge drygoods house h1'
"eonss ,"a new attraction in the shape'of clev,
'uU ' o,od bool, Of sketches giving iilhs'auoi' ~,
A., ,orious dopartments Of their Store 1" ~" ,hn
i, ho tound pencp pictures of the man, o., on,s
central @ Al LIGHT shaft the dynamO-roOm' and inc "o'
rendezvous and millinery pariors' ,. ,.os
The disappearance of Mrs Emma H. son M""s Godrcy
r.,ored TO the police yesterday by her SUI" acted
MAILER. of No. 1886 Broaa"ay ~, was last
ecceh,ri'"n aanSnter. who lives in Jersey CITY, U"
Iopuary
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WEsTCUESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-The county real estate Harhe' @ i,.
the week ending February Ia has been moro a.u,'e ,
than during any other week OF the last year i'"'
sales comprise in the main small parcels OF piiir '
80, Thn TOWNS of Yonkcrs Eastchester, Wcstchester
rd Wlt. Plains weld the van. In all 80 pieces OF
land changed ownership. involving an aGgiegite "a
500 900 The largest sale OF the week WaS Ihy " and
trenty eight acre PLOT by Benjamin L. falWulu ahu %
1tbcr, 10 Joseph H. RudIger on the west Sue oi t"c
EaStcbcster and White Plains road, for Soo'ooV'
yoNKERS-Thc annual session Of the New, \ orA i
confercncc of the Methodist Episcopal Church VIII ~
held in YonRcr. beginning ON WedneSI%Ss n d viii
a., usual the session will last about week hd VII
i held in The First Methodist Church, oi Whcn Int
Woy FdVin A. schcn +, pastor. There viii uc about
915 ministers present. The last session hciu III
Vonker, was ten years ago.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

Athletic Club at its clubrooms In South Broohlyn On
Thursday There win be special four round conSeees
few more weeks some clubs will be giving regular
przefghts to a finish. .,. .rr,or
The Amateur Athletic Union gymnastlc a cnanpU nUsa
shps WILL be held at Berkeley Athletic Ciuo houso
tonight and interesting contests are assueu
The New-YorS Athletic Club Will give sntoh,,s ans
concert tonight at the clubhouse, Fity-hfthst' anu
CiNtl
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
FIVE uEARsEs CARRIED THE CoFFISs.

The funeral Of Mrs Barbara Henry and her four
young chilir2n, who lost their lives in the tenement
house fire in D,lmOnico Place on Wednesday morn
inc was held yesterday at the Tompkins Avenne Con-
cregat onal Church. The Eev. DE-. Il. Il. Meredith
assisted by the Rev. c. W. Kinney. ofNcatcd At the
close OF the services the bodies placed in five
hear,c, and taken to the Lutheran Cemetery, and
buried side by side.
\ report received by Commissioner Plait. of the
Puidings d p .rtmCn;. yesterday from Inspector Nc
Caty TO the eject that the butin6 in which the fire
occurred in good condition. but had no fire
escapes Notice given 10 the owner several years
aro ,o MT nm fire escapes and when he failed TO do
so the CorpO alton Counsel was instructed TO begin
for violation OF the citys ordinances but nothing
was done. In the opinion OF the Commissioner. hTe
escapes would not have prevented the loss OF life
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

yyACK.-Olver scott. former proprietor ol inc
clorl,yle Hotel and Of the best knowH resident,
~ rool,and County, struck and Instantly AnHu
~. Thursday ni.ht by the West shore western lIhco
cyprc-s III, body was hurled 10 thc Top % Il ''i0
~, ,or, and thence fcu 800 feet down an
E ,',,,.,,t ard AGAINST a barIcd wire fence. lie
,,,. ,,an.,cd almost beyond recognition. le was
,'-t middle age ani leaves an aduIt ElihliS'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
DYING At THE AGE OF 1O4 YEARS.

A requiem mass celebrated in ST. Anthony's
Church by Father O'Ilare yesterday over the body Of
Mrs Rose Mccormick, who died Tuesday at The age
Of lO4 years Mrs. Mccormick at the tine Of her death
lived with her daughter Mrs. Duffy at No. 1lj Free
man-5t. The dead woman was born in Ireland and
came to this country when young. Her father lived
to ire IO2 years and her mother 104. she had 800
living descendants she had fun possession OF all her
faculiies until within few hours before she died.
Size suddenly con! !plancd OF headache and lay down
10 lake sleep from which she never awOhc The body
Wa> laid beside her husband In Holy Cross Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
HOME NEWS.
n-1,,1S ArTHE HOTELS.
PROMINENT Arr

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT inm tah,,r rlo P. Colt Of
ALBEMAn Lan FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-io'efnOi and
kSouS So~ Of franklin FarOanss Si
Milton IL. Smith, OF Lou'S>' .,,anv VICTORIA
Controller @ Edward we@pe of ., ASapy MsITland WINDSOR
Ex.Goyernor John Lee Carroll oi nr ra
EN."U l.N'.., Tr~derick Townsend, OF Albany
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NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

JERSEY CITY.
AN OLD SOLDIER SAYS AN ACTOR ROBBED HIM.
Isaac II. Cox, who several weeks ago received an
honorable discharge Governors Island after doing
duty Years in the Army. was robbed of $500
on February II. at the Central Railroad depot The
money the back pay I've had received when he quit
the Army. He on his way 10 oregon. where he
intended to i've While waiting for the train TO start
lie went in the restaurant and had a drink. When
he lpaid for it he displayed his roll OF 1900 soon
aerward young casually spoke to him and after
learning that the old soldier was going TO oregon, the
young sad that he was going there also. They
had several drinks together
At the last moment before the train started. the
yOanc discovered that he con1 not 20 on that train
and wOuld be compelled to wait for the next Throw nS
his ayOund tie old soldiers neck he embraced MIN
and then hurried him on the train say ng he ana his
wife would ovcrtake the soldier az tn QUAKER CIV.
IL not until Cox reached that city that he d>cov
cred lie had been robbed He then returned 70 Jersey
City Chief Murphy detailed Detective McNally on
the case. who learned that John MOTey who call, him
self a Chicago actor. the young man Cox had met
al the station. MOrry traced to Kingston y. W.
and Detective McNaily brought HIM Ia Jersey city on
Thursday night. lie denies any knowledge Of Cox.
lie VIII have an examination to-day.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21


When Justice Goetting called the OF Father
Yodyz,I, pastor of -. Georges Polish Church, in
North Tenth ST. Yesterday for trial the court
crowded with the members Of the parish Another
adjournment was granted. The cases were then set
Gown for Thursday night when they will be tried be-
fore jury.
Father Yodyzsus after the adjournment of tie case,
when spo&en to regarding his suspension by Bishop
I.oughlin. said he had received a letter from the
bishop. bu, did not consider it suspension. Here
the priest requested 10 be quiet by his lawyer and
a friend who with him spoke. lie said: q" saw
The letter from the bishop and remember correctly
ii asked him to desst from the celebrating Of mass
while the scandal This Father lodyzsus has
done
Father Yodyzsus said later last evening that he had
received two commune atiOns from the Bishop. One
asking him 10 make over The church property.
To this he replied. SAYING that lie quite willing
do so, and asking the Bishops advice IN relation TO
saying mass To this the Bishop replied In these
words You will cease 10 say mass perform the
other functions Of the priesthood until this scandal is
over This letter was dated on February H. and
received by the priest Monday last.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
DECLARED IxsANE AND SANE WITHIN A WEEK.

DECLARED INSANE AND SANE WITHIN WEEK.
Mrs. Ann Ramsel Of Port Jefferson, l.. l.. was taken
before Judge Cullen in the supreme Court yesterday
upon writ OF habeas corpus and motion for her
discharge granted. She was declared insane on
February Il by Drs. Gildersecvc and Chambers. Of
Port jefferson, who examined her in the presence Of
her husband, whom she charged with gross acts Of
immortality County Judge Young, OF suffolk County,
approved Of the finding and ocdced her sent TO the
state Asylum at Middetown, y. y Mrs. Ramse
managed TO keep out Of the way until her lawyer got
q writ. He showed certificates nom Drs c. l.. Dana
Il. w. Kram and +. Nicholson, of New York. showing
that she was sane. The husband made opposition
20 her discharge, and she was set free
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
Az UNBEOKEN RECORD.

The property WAS saved ana the burglars capture,
while attempting to burciarZr the Of White Van
Claim CO.. - Chatham square the night Of the 1871
Inst. the ,r dit being to the Home, Central Olic
ur,lar Alarm Of Protection. There nOthing q
tqua security Afforded To banks and business house,
by the Electric Protective system and service the,
tannot liord to b. without 1t. Holmes Electric Pro
tectiye Co. 5lS Broadway
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

death certificate on this statement unless MISS Ne @
could produce one or two persons TO EouC hodv o nj
statement. As matters at present slahu .o rJoce ir
Fred Evans is likely 10 find resting place IL
pntfpr'S Field.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
NO
Experiments

INC powders Only baking powders thoroughly tested and proven by
long practical perfectly pure reliable and wholesome must
be permitted food There experimenting when Roa ba
inc Powder has been standard baking powder tor over
Of century and its reputation established the finished,
rer cavening agent always uniform never fails IN ITS WORK.
makes food paaa and wholesome than can be otherwe
made and because greater leaveng as shown by the
Government the economical OF all the baking powderS
The U. S. Govt Chemist says: "RoYAL BAKING POWDER
undoubtedly the and reliable baking powder
offered to the public" Canadian Govt Chemist says:
"RoYA1 BAKING POWDER pure, cent stronger and
far superior all others"
If any attempts experiment or with your fooo'
BY sending any substitute for Royal Baking Powder send oaK
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
Sun AZ Sets SO Moon sets $50 Moons ageiS
HIGH WATER
4 tN-sandy Hook. 5:52 Gov. Island o2l Hel Gatc slt
1W-sandy HOOK. 6S. Gov. Island 7.Oj Hell Gate. sos
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
rREEnoLDERs BLOCK THE PARK PROJECT


The legislature In 1880 passed an act creating the
Hudson County Park Commission. This body was
empowered to purchase and improve and maintain
parks I'm the county. The Frcchrd'rS advertised fDt
proposals to purchase 100000 oi the bonds IN August
last but no one appeared 70 want them. The h'ari
Of FVeholdcIs was then in bad Odor. and l. vet Nv"
months later the Frceholier, IcaGvertiscl the sale o
the bonds. At the time the Park Conml' toners
made II generally known that the Frcch'derN conld
not spend single penny Of the money. Through TIE
efforts Of Mr. 1huIstou. president OF the C"ninI~l'h
the Tate school Board wa induced To tdk" +i7""'V
Of the bonds the Vanderbilt estate iahin- th' b'''
At a midnight meeting THURSDAY the Fn'th"i' '-'''
bv a tie vote decided not e. award the hond' lI''
dent T,urston laid Yesterday that 10 all pi'"D'"N
mandamus proceeding, would De- brought 10 '"hP'
tho Frrehoders TO award the b0rds t. me hlI"'','
Itc said the sites selected for parks were hF'N"''
formerly the King estate. WcehaW KEN ~ ar 49,"
sI65 OCO. Hellcvist,. formerly the li"i ISL
Jersey CITY Heights, = a'r"s cost ~i-'. ,.
tect Park formerly the smith trace HIt il'l'' - "
100 arres cost $2iO.OuO, Bay idc iAih I''' ~ '
ahout 100 acres, cost 100000. IN adduph !" t'' 4,
sIO 900 has been .et apar; 10 puicha'c p"." ,,d
Kearny and Harrison along the fis'alr h'N,a' ,I,r
also a fve.acre park III BOY Onnc. Men WIp uiS t i
| nm phly conyersant with the dongs o ui' ', -,
Nv thar the only reason the f@e"hoders 90 hot .s'"'
the bonds is because they cannot speho inc iho"''
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

The Leader" is the best water Biscuit in the
world, supporting body and brain pereCt Boxes 25c
Health Food Co., 6l Fifth Avenue. and all erocers
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
MEs. WIysLow,s sooruINC SYRUP

Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY VARS BY MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with pEKEECL srCGEss i S0oTHES n
CURES WIND collie and is the best remedy fo
DIARRHOEA. Sold bv Druggists in every part OF III,
world. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
Announcements.

All the Surroundings of elegant privacy are
found at the colonial GlnrgrOom II the new st. De
restaurant ard rNor'~ renowned catering tho. lust
the place ladies' lunch parties during days shopping
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
NEWARK.
A WOMAN SELLS BoGrs LYMPH.

A WOMAN SELLS HU'''S ii vi 1T -,
The Newark police arc looking for "ona,
n, respectable appearance and great Voiu"'i',
has been victimining her counry"omeh ]" W"
The woman offers a compound when she say i ~
lvmph. and that she brought II from hul"p' ,,a,an
hs victims /, a Mrs. Grldcr' hVlhs a' w. ,, ,or
" " r,,,,,.Io, and said she had been told t" see he'
.bv a Mr.. Zeiber. the owner Of brewery. 'n' -.
formed Mr.. Order that Mrs. zeiber had uou ' ~.
iymph. and that a. she. Mr., Ge'dr. .,n, M% tr Nmph
id rnttDr" her health. The imPoStor al~' a- %
her victim that the lymph p0ss,'cG nc blood Mr.,
dcr maid - FOR two bottles of ne IG G"nI''J % im
,hen siISnectlng that she had been a"'hu'u '0 -
formed the police.
Rabbi Henry weinfeldt, who was dT nrrTf' Wc"t in the
re had an Examination IN Justice l0diigo E"",! -,
eyvcnlng. Rabbi Wenfeldt "a, hcn i'' ''' VIA"
Jury.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21

USE BRUMMELL's CELEBRATED COUGH DROPS
Genuine have A. H. IL. drop. Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

Washingtons birthday entertainment will be
Gwen at the DE Kalb Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church on Monday evening. Among those who will
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HENRY "a PANIELS. VI. u,
90 WEST SqTH.>T.
DlseaSes OF the Nervous system Gt nito Urinary Orcans
Impotence and Serility. Hours 8 TO l. o " D..
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With our food. Good
health is too highly inn
portant to permit expert
mcnts to be made upon
US with the new, chcaply
made, crude, untred b2k-
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TUESDAY. FEB. "a

wEpNEsDAY. FIR 70
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MoNDAY.T TEB. 23.
OUTGOING STEIMERS. ).

TO-DAY
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

LIVERPOOL Feb s Arrived. steamers Archimcdes (Br)
and Hcrschcl (Brl. Grimes from Ncw.l ork.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb 20-Arryed steiner city OF chicago
(Br Rcdiord. iron, New York on her 10 Liverpool
sailed Adrlac (Brl. Smith from LIVERPOOL hence
for Sew. YORK.
SOVTU \MPION. Feb 2O-Saile. steamer (Gerl. Will
gcrod from Bremen hence for y ow York.
DUNDEE Feb lS-Sailcd steamer Mareca tBr, Robinson,
for N. Nor
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TODAY,