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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
IvrpENrN ~ ScCIHr.

Mrs " Sewarl webb and Mr.. ". Mex. T"omoN
,a,. ;he first al series Of receptions last night Ihc'r
bou,c, so $50 and ga Finn ave, were connected
~, a temporary pa age built I'm front from one bias
window to another. thu, giving great amount ~
p,cc io the guests. For those who cared 10 dance
Inudcr's orchestra played IN Mr. 1WOmblNS b'lI
room. while ia Nr> Wcbb's was concert by artists
-, IA. urtrnpolitan opera House including Theodore
pcchmaun and frau Nellie. Before the reception
DIR aud Mrs. webb gave dinner party. their guests
including Sir. and Mrs Ogden NILS, If. ana Mr..
,.,,,,, shame Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Mr. and Mr, TUOmbly, Miss Grace Wilson. Miss Hope
Goddard Miss Post, T.. Dyer, ir.. Thomas How
,i and Fred Reach. The decorations Of both houses
,,er, superb the noral part being done by Thorcy
rbe ua-,nccwnv connecting the two houses wa hung
,tn rare old tapestries and stnh,. supper was served
tl',nuslrlt the evening by Dclmonlco. The guests
orr, almost identical with the Assembly ball list.
Mr.. 1Nyomblv and Mrs. Webb will continue these re
reptlOus ON Thursday evenings through ms month.
Mr. aud Mr., Paul G.. 1hebaud Will give dance N
sieq,'s on the night Of January 30.
The Mise, Murray. daughters of Logan e. Murray.
VIII give receptions at their hone, NO 80 East lhrty
third 81, on Fridays, January 10, - and 80.
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70 mr. v4Dr rlkEPRoDF ms TINE.

Aranoencnts were completed yesterday ana 'oh'f'c's
M Ie,.e for IN years signed by thr executors Of u'
III. - a. N buT-a theltr. running parallel with
onth st. l49 feet deep and 100 t'et WIG" taxing
=. t., ,u..v mansion Twenty-eghih-'t Mr. himpa
,o architect Is now finishing the plans The tr'tre w"
Wv ..,t,, nrenioof lin IRON beams and hollow brick
J." -, -, the beams and filled In with Poruohu
n, The decoration, viii be made in brick ana terr'
., and ,nerward frcsooed correspond with the othof
tt Of IN. building. The walls VIII be III plastic ie''e'
, the oi,ts vim De peach. gold and ivory. The same
CIV" - ,lu., draprrles and brocBtollc viii be placed
=, ,,t mat, - in the former Fifth Avenue Iheatr'
, ,sf ,y b. " pressed brick aid terra Gotta Ihere
will b, a foyer ninety feet long ana twenty '''t "u' "
o., I,.k of the auditorium to the pr1scrhium arch Oh
, Ty.ntycIghthst side. There will be- two entrances
from Hro,dway The Gilsey estate rebuds the Theatre
with Lalconic- steam pipes and boilers fis pipes ana
electric wiring, saiee. ny galleries anu R'u'Io'' ni
go, IN ~, all fpescoInQ and decorations and furnish all
s and electric fixtures radiators, chairs carpets, drap
e,Ies stage appliances aud mechanical effects
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Obituary NOTES.

Par. Ian. s-rtc death q Cine Nontl'and the
actr.-- - aunounc,G born 40 Ghcnt belgium
CA ,,ct TO- 1873 ON o.. stage Of tlc tcir. whore her
father va, engaged comedian. When four years Oh she
ya. p.lvng child parts o. the Theatre Francois. She
made hrr debut IN $50 at inc PAlai- Eo'aI
fla LA fI.c Ben Cordcc." she was iast at
,a.n,i TO tne Comcc.c lI.ncSi>e mis- per
former came To America and associated with t"e 'dlnd
Oucr. House when ta, Theatre was under the cohto OF
te uo:orlou, Jim fisk. SIZE never attained 70 any po
si,ton ~ Importance a. an act-'~-.
Kalamazoo Nich. Jan. ,Nue,.ai.-NoSes Kingsley.
rrui.r. An In pubic Affairs d"l thu moFlinS o. th'
, . eighty ,caI-. lie per- ola.y secured fro" Daniel
webster contribution % establish chur IA IN IA STATE
London. Jan - .v> h", been l''cNcd here " the
dca,h at llI,louu. Asau- Turkey, o. charles Dalton
clifford Lloyd tine English dplonat,,. lie was born in
1915.
WIm.ue.ou pei Jan. ; ,~pcca' William Bush. head
, ne cd p-ial ii>h.i morocco manufacturing firm Of VIII
INN pu.l t. died This morning ot Do art disease. he
"a. seventy wars % age. tie president oil the IGu
ab ,,uarantr, and Trust Company and director % tho
Fr,t National Bank. lis VIE ard one grandson survive
him.
Capc Nav. y } Ian. special. Constantine Sone.'
dsd This afternoon q prsy-s a. the se' o. 'eNcntysM
years.
Aebufy PARK. '. j., Jan ; CSrecal'-M-s. Mary lie
Cbavalc- Wiz o. Leonard Chl,alier, the proprietor ~
the hotel o, thu, Ocean Grove. died his nohhs
NJ cancer AZ tho age ~ -c>cn wears. ~" was o
,b-ourhout the county she leaves husband and one
daughter Mrs benjamin AlbertSol Of ASbury Park
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YOryG TILLUAN Would FIGHT 4 DUEL.

Colpmhda ; c. jan g. The code OF honor has been
dead in south Carolina for years. but now ii seems tNa
an attempt has been made 10 revive 1t by nephew ~
toycrnor Tillman and Of Congress man George u
Tllnon ON tuesday evening IL was learned that
George Le.ure personal fr!cnd Of James IT, Ilimah
had gone 20 y. q. Gonzales. who uhul recently WIS
r,.presentavc Of Tho News and Courier In Columbia
and ,.Led him ON behalf Of rllman. II he would
FIGHT a dueL stating aS his reason that rlman had
heard Gonzales hid said he was the cause OF IIllm.hS
being blackballcd IN a crb. Gonzales informed lie
CARO- that he would not entertain verbal Challenge
This afternoon Gonzales published statement OF the
affair I'm which he handled Tlman severely. Rumor
saw. that the bllckhalng story IS not the real canse {"
IN. affair bat that some severe remarks Of GonzlcS
n,c,rdtr, Governor rlmau and his nephew In re
mort Of q political meeting during the a'e campaign
Are at lie bottom Of the matter.
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OBITUARY..
ARCHIBALD o. DONALDSON.

Archibald q. Ronaldson, for tho last twelve years
the secretary % the Union Trust Company. 40. 80
Broadway died yesterday morning from pneumonia al
his home In Pa,ss;c. " j., after illness OF few
DAYS. His many friends In the city were surprised
and shocked TO hear Of his sudden death.
Mr.. RonaidsOn was born in Newcastle on-Tyne Eng
land, in 1884. His father was naive OF Scot
land and his Greatuncles, James and Richard Ronald
SON. established the first typefOundry for supplying
the trade in this country in 1898.
In 1887 the family came to this country and settled
in Schuylbn County, Pennsylvania where the father
engaged in mining From there Archibald K0nahson
went 10 West Point, where he took course IN ciY
engineering also receiving private training from some
OF the instructors vt tho United states Military
Academy
After leaving West Point he went to Wisconsin. and
engaged a, civil engineer IN the construction OF the
ST. Panl and Fond du Lac Railroad. lie also visited
HralI, where he helped to build the Dom Pedro Kali
road.
on his return from south America he went into
business i'm this city, first A goa ana hto'k
br1,er and aftcrward. about 1865, with The tnlon
rrri, Company. OF which his uncle. James H. oGllVie,
* vice president lie became sccr'tGY OF ihe com
pany which place he held up to the time OF ~, death,
lie leaves IL widow ard two SONS. His three
brothers all live in this city.
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V'LDDINGS

Urid.epon Conn. Jan. ~. al ."c. 60 W.
,l,lart. # sew York CITY. and Ms Eud"'a T'li'v.
~ tl,- city, were married lat nI-ht nt ~ John s.
Fpi.coual Church by the Rev. D.. +. Warmer. r't'"'
If christ Church live hundred Invitations d" ii'
church lad been l,ucd. IA" bridesmaids "ci' Ms
Airc Tll.v. sister ~ the BRIDE; VI annie lim-ait
~ Paterson y j.. Miss Eeunoil. ~ ~" ("Fi CIV,
and Nj colo. q finishing J.. J. II" best man was
f. f. Ialcmcyer. II New Work. ia" n>I"t> were
l. =. Couov,r lr.. and ". II. Rutland. of Ne"-l"rh. .
&. = g. Thomas. Of Philadelphia. and W. VI Fuller
81 baltimore After the Wedding tr"rc ""N ~
,cption AZ the home of the BRIDE In Wellington ave
Mr.. ard Mrs Husart VIII make thc.r home III New
York City. 80,
There was a pretty welding at the Church 81 the
s,c-cd Heart ve-t.rliV morning. when owen lI'As1F
and Nj, Nelue Graham were Mdrllcl ~ th' i'cN'
'' A. II W,ry's Church Tuc.day night. Jo-epl Perry
,r aud Mis- Mamie cullen vcfc ma rd 81 ." Kew
Mr Duun assistant pastor Il The church
Norfolk Va Jan. Especial. Assist ant Engineer
Kenneth Il. McAlpiuc, United statcs N"''. ana MIS-
Lizzie smith, Of Portsmouth, w"r' married 'o-dH' a.
noon. In Trinity Episcopal Church, Portsmouth, bv th'
rc,. ( D. Powell The church wa pr"luy C'c0Itd
.rd 0llcd with Nayal people from ~ N"Ii"I" 'Mu
Tlc nIald o. honor Wa, o. Annie '.nhtfDI' W.
H. I.ul,u- va. thrNie>t man aud .. r.. Smlih
=. bur Euucr,ou. Harry l.. Wait ANA John d. Jon
N''',, 20, ti,c u-h.r. The coupl' left here In a
uilyata car for Florida on their honey moon
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ND p4xyyesryyy SAYS HE is SURE.

Yesterday being The regular day Tor ne" r"i"of IT,
cardng Oscar Haumersten's theatre plans, hhfea OF
gossip was blown about to the effect that the ohd IN
orty.second st. upon which Mr.. HamuerShin hod m
tendon to build Murray Hin Theatre had been soiu
IN the last few days 10 parties ana That the theatre
,,A 40, p. hnit Mr. Uamn,erstein was last night
nv Tribune reporter denied with considerable en-
pbasjs that the land had been sold
'Then your lease Of the property"
''I,ease7 Why. | own the property ln'r' !" ~
Tense about it," interrupted Mr. HainH"rntein'
..Iiave YOU had any offers for the lundP'
yves three or four since bought t-0ne only TWO or
three days ago Of $4,000 think though am ho'
'..o ,hs, ., was made for another manrV1.r At any
rate l declined the offer"
'.rben Won will build the Murray Hill Thcstre!'
81. shall build the theatre just as soon as the pans
have filed are passed upon and the weather WI" p'rn"N
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should be al daily BY all interested as changes may
sr, for foreign countries need not be specially al
dressed for dspatcn by any parcut nr1nS and on
mrtai docuqcnt. letters not specially aadFeS'o oehs
sent by fastest ye,sel' a.3uaS aiding January 10 VIII
O Fo9pdy in al 'Asss e. S R H.'S de 0SE'
ot,n Nc - M supp cm,ntJy II 80 p n Tor JAMAICA
per : $ gy,ian 30 D. NJ TOR tunc' switzerland.
SN ~ i.o-turaI and Turkey. per Ia Gsscogne.
s ayrc dcttcrs FOR other European countries mu.; %
Gir$tra yer ri~ : M,rkendlm Amsterdam det.er'
ine l Glr directed per Werkcndln At a ~ for scot.
/" a St rer cr 10 o. 'Sgpss@s1 sS
10 80 w f. IVA 5' Island drtS gsrSea GS!;sr.
Tor Trinidad ard Tobago must De fah,na ne;,er 10,
81 10 m. for ,aie must be directed per abana
~ 10 NJ Complementary II a r. tor Oen . o Hnei ..
end S 80, p 5Saa must be directed NewortD At
+ 80 p M sqppmGSgaGS3G p m o M NT for ta%pechs
Tbiana~ Tabasco and lmcan per Ixns 5 % di,sc ia
ton c MSyciS nor state. Va Vera Cruz be directed
per CITY Of wa-hl1,stoH a. a. m Tor Nassau r. F. pes
$ Ma Xk for Australia Newze1l,nd Hawaiian ELI FIJI
e ana elos% here February = &C. 80 p M 9T on srsai
esr Nu.taiiaI Malls OT china and J2sSn per ia g. s.
Malls Us. fR Fr. iSs aa" ceee hss January :
at 80 m MATHS for the soeI'y Sss Par any
from is ET 5H iSSis ''s
sil%s and sh: ss N sor ' MqasoS s0sy rail-
a. 5cSc 80 b. steamer cO. a dis oce daily az 80 p N
Mails cNGa q No raj to TAMPA saP9ay ana asSy
ccse daily z, SO M fat fSp MS$iS
nj. ones daily az to san Francisco
daily and the schedule Of closing is arranged on the pre-
sumption OF Their & err Ee aTnS on Time ., ssa
Franc'co on The day Of sailing Of are dispatches
hcne AN EeT:eT vt %n 70 fR.c a. m
pfe postoriec New.York y. y. January ? 1891
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lyyr,L DINNER or THE PRINCETON ALrNyl.

The annual dinner Of the Princeton alumni OF this
city will be held at the Hotel Brunswick next Thursday
evening. beginning at O'Clock. The arrangements
for tie dinner are nder the care and direction OF the
princeton Club. The Princeton dinners are always
lively and interesting Affairs. and there Is every reason
a. beicve that tho dinner next week will suffer moth
inc by comparison with the dinners OF the past Oh
especial interest connection with this dinner is the
speeches. President Patton heads the LIST OF after
dinner speakers and with him are associated senator
Gray OF Delaware. graduate OF the college PTesi'
d.nt Low OF Columbia College; Adrian H. Joline, 10.
the Rev Dr. Henry Dyke '13; Thomas e. HAIL
70; Edward King representing the Harvard Alumni
Association. ard Chauncey Nj. Depew, representing
vale James W. AeNandcr president OF the Prlncetoi
,tIh will preside with his accustomed grace ana
tIclty The University clcc club VIII Dc present ~
i've things an added " go" and spirit - ,,,...
rrice 70 may be procured Of Rudolph r.. schrlhet;
80 No 30 Union square e. Z. CI4s w ier, So Rroad
st. Newark, " j.
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,,.,ys roR MISS EMMA ABBorrS FUNERAL

Chicago. Jan. 7.-The body Of MIS- Emma Ahbot'
will reach th, cty about O'Clock iomoro" morning
o,cr the Ch,aqo AID Alton road. This b. later IMAM
had bccn expected owing 10 delay 81 twelve hours
70, Denver where the friends Of the dead pIna donna
wished 10 testify their respect ana esteem LOT "''
I,u arrival herr, the body will be conveyed 4" tho
.,,.,.- ,f Mis-. Abbott, mother ~ The Continental
Iio,cI A. .. m. it VIII be tahcf to central Music
,l,u where ,cryicc' Will b" h'ld f' tie Kew Ut.
,rno,,as and Professor swing Music VII be rendered
H., , quartet consisting Of whitney MocHdEe' tenor
Mn Geneva Johnston Bishop. s'pran" Mr. N'r'her
,,i,o and ,,eorgc Ellsworth Holmes, ha'>D. nc
'"l,ii ,rut lac Harrison VIA. rom all parts ol mo
OaSt, no"cr, are bclc received. The hj.oIay lal
rs Iill lac local theatrical manager ana th- ~ 'll
no4 ~ Y,,rr v he selected from the members 0i Inc
Emma Abbott opera COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

Baltimore, Jan. ,~pe .iaN.-Mo.or Frank H. Larned'
T. = A. died slay this morning Hc v', prominent Ia
the army ns,y Years X" had an el'hucI HiltaF
rare,r II, fought M through the N"Vi'sn and Florida
,,, and s..,ed In the War ot the Rebellion. His Nalor
m th, Ne\ an war secured him iicut'lantcy, ana al
n, tr.ahil ont ~ thr BIB i,n De- Was made captain
of the q United states Artillery lie wa- engaged IA the
capture Of Forts atteas and Clark aud HAttefIS lh't y
& and WAS present IN tho d,rucc OF Fort Perkins Fla
Aft the war ne wa, transferred TO Fort Mcf"nry whore
Ia. remained for several months. Late In 1863 h. Was
ordered 10 the Pacific Coast whore hc eyed untl his
retirement in 1907 from debility in the line Of duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

Trenton y. J.. Jan. lSpocl9l..-Rudolph kueeS
father Of Colonel \. r. Kusor Of Governor ADoeV' '~u
and o, John r. Kuser, cuisines, manager Of the Newark
.rrolo Zotlng died II heart failure This morning. lie
sustained a f tuIe of the hip bone about month ago
and was rapidy recovering fom the injury AS most al
the eel bat.d Kuscr farm and homestead near thls cy
ne was known to nearly al the public men in the Ntar
s tbos mentioned Mr. Kuser three other sons
one Of whom Frederick Ku-cr is the sonn-law OF Peter
Doclcer the New. brewer. Mr. kuser was born IN
Zurich Switzerland l6les and came to this county III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

.ral. f. Van der Stucken will conduct fer the Axiom,
and Heinrich Zoener for the Lic1crkTanz. Among the
,u .rs are Miss Mlelkc Theodore kccmann and Franz
The most interesting incident OF the evening
Will efhap, be the friendly competitive singing OF the
biz chorlse, OF the societies. The approaching
test ha. already caused little nuttcr IN German club
circles. and As the concert benevolent purpose,
largo attendance is expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
CuAR1.ES L. CORNISH

Charles L. Cornish the wcAnown real estate dealer az
no l79 Broadway died from Br!ghts disease yesterday
morning at hl, home 40. as West FIiythrd-st lie had
an operation performed January J. Mr. cornish was
soycnt, years old and for long time had been one 81 the
and heaviest operators In the real estate market
He was among the oldtmr dealers ia Pnc-st lie was
born IN tn, city, where he had always lived ana nade MS
way entirely by his own efforts He was at one uHc
member o, the firm of Nans Cornish, publishers. VINO
~ oid IN he among the first ones America 10 publish
childcn's story books He gave large sums IN private
charities The funeral win take place at his home on sat-
mlGIX At d. n.
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rur FARuEBs' GLIB DIMES.

The annual dinner OF the FARMERS Nuo ""o ne" s.OaS
'io ~ ~ ,hc brunswick ballroom, which for It's elegance
"D ~ % surnass anything attempted for the Farmers
Vs. Tcforc Chsuncey NJ Depew was eApected out dla
not come Cornelius vanderbilt, Eooe Or u Tros
"II' n.nson DR. Seward webb. Rutherford StlyNesaht
'' ,I,,an, utehcock were among those present. The
,Ir were entirely informal nature tarih ana aHry
int rest. being the topics under dlscusslol'
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MARRIED..

January :. by the Rev C. II. w Stocking. ID. D., OF
Orang" Elizabeth only daughter Of Alvin G. aud Louise
York City.
L. HMmoWEN.In Drookly9, y. y THURSDAY. January
&c, ioJl ny the Rev. Robert II. Hull. Ell1abeh q.
owen OF Brooklyn. to Frank N. Lahm Of New-fork
RANDOLPli-AN DERSON-On Wednesday, January 7,
ls9l az the residence 81 brides parents, brooklyn
by the Rev: Charles Il. BaAer Bessie Baldwin Anderson,
Randolph.
TOW LLf3HOWLAND-on January Z. il Newport:
az the residence or her mother Marian. daughter OF
Mr., George D. Rowland, to Lieutenant Clarence Page
Townsley.
NOtNG-TAltRlSON-On "wednesday January 7. at 81
Bartholomew Church. by the Rev Dr. David H. Greer
rector assisted by he Rey d. Walter Thompson rector
ST. Philips Chuf,h 'arlsOn's \. Y. J.. Louise CART
son adopted daugh Of W. ID. Garrison. Dr. John Van
Dozen Young.
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
u.nsu,II y NTLHER WITH THE GROf ERS.

Tho Retail Grocers' Association gave most suIees'iu
last night at the LcnoY Lyceum III ala oi IL
a. neyolrnt Society. The large nan wa, ..a'
'' ,hat thoroughly enjoyed the whole programme
,orainmeot was under the personal direction OF
,tar.hau p wilder and among those VINO helped nun
a'r,nc the evening were Miss Zema Ra"ston' Anna w.
,tu Minnie Behnne Bertha Behrens Messr'' larry
Ma'''''' 49, ty.Iogg Edwin L. Kendall w. w. Lowitz,
PIP =, t,tr,ov n Saro and I. Matthews
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
rnr PRESIDENT IT TIE THEATRE.

Wo,bipgto On. jan s--rhe audience in attendance at
+ IT. Sotheru's performance NJ the ne" NatiohaI
Theatre tonight was Of unusual brlIancy Inc OoAes
er, occupicd by President and Mrs. Harrison. Mr. ana
~ Russcu r. Harrison. Mrs Dmmick, NcePresi-
tent and Mrs Norton and large parry as The guests
Of Count Arco Valley. the German Minister Inc mousse
yea, hacked 10 the doors. and IN the orchestra Shar;
,,"re many persons prominent IN Social anu Poht'a'
.ivg1a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

CAPTAIN John W. Spccr, WHO for many years has been
well the military circles OF THIS city, uleu Oh
"wednesday morning from general decay OF the system Az
uiu,d,l. Mas lie va, native Of Ncw-HOrk was born
I'm 1881 and n Of IN" late General Per W. eplt''
hi. uuc.. being Commodore William T. spiccr
Captain Spicor bet known by ra'"n Of MS 'ohhc.
,r win the 9Th Regiment which De Joined ia 1879, and
with which De-. served through part OF mc tNu Na Pc
trnns IN tc rank o. Ar,. Lieutenant Tie funeral VIII
take pac, at 10 a M tomorrow ia n" d"' e. tie Col
Irgla,c Church F,fhaNe. and loiN-ceith-' ne OGial
t..f 1 t,tuld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

tsc will bo ready by >"ptmhc- u viii be The pntst
The city. am already making for building.
and here bundle 81 letters from asking of
date, In the ncw house. theatre viii positively be
built and | shall build g."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

x,rr,'- Tricopherous keeps alive the roots OF the PAR
All, thSn1 With nourshing moisture ana produets tH'A
and growth. IL Is the leDood OF the mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

suit the people, because they are mrSa o. td Ssr
Csrter,s Little Liver Pills. one pill dose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
s,yGtyG SOCIETIES TO UNITE FOR CHARITY

NNUTNU MULTI IN 7" W.T.
The Arion and LederkranE societies announce
ombined concert At the Metropolitan opera HOUSE, OH
r.ur-nsv January I5 for the benont Of inc "orma '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
Last Two DAYS of I'll

. Last Two DAYS of the 1890
~ SIXTH ANU ~ EXHIBITION Or H.
>RCliITFCrURAL LEAGUE ot nMh'
AZ THE FIFTu ANENCE MKT "AlIbhiE''
1856 FlFTH-ANi- ,,.,.
Nt,r.i Dnro~,tiol- sculpture and Bass-rylel.
NAINIFICENI LOAN COLLECTION
N..n =, ILL Gni lLcN Il &c lust lint YOU want,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

When in search OF work workers, horses or car.
tsges board or rooms, real estate. consult The
InbuDe's little advertisements OF the people, You
p" md them on the ninth page TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
vo.r cov-a,prrroyS FOR LITTLE ynaHHRs.

The entertainment Of the Little Mothers at Clarendon
Hall OH Tuesday was successful in every way ana con
tribuqiops for the children are still received; Inc
latest ones include boxes OF clothing from hiucS d"
sons Agnes Mcknight and r. T.. Forshew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
Religious Notless.

FArUFR IGNATIUS Welsh Monk. to.nlgh: a. 5.
Conner Union OF Ills Lite and Results Of Newfork
Mission
REV PAPHAEI, BENJAMIN, NJ A., formerly Of
Cincinnati will preach 1.-The New Moon" Oh SATURDAY
morning Fiftseath Street Temple
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

when baby SICK we gave her Caseerh,
When she was a Child, she cried for CSstoriA,
When she became Misc. she chung o. Castoria.
when she had Children. she gave tnen CsStenA
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NOTES or the STAGE.

The pithy advertisements on the ninth page of The
Tribune mention business chances Of various sorts.
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In the many columns OF short advertisements on the
ninth PAGE II The Tribune this morning yOu VIII hnu
4. variety Of desirable things mentioned
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II Won want Il competent COOK, IRE smaller or eoaoh
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mage OF The Tribune
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DIED.

Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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posfOGice Notice.

You will find they are just what YOU wan
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