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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
THE SPANISH LETTER OF COLUMBUS.

II the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: In reply 10 the communications OF MeSsrs
Brayton Ives and Bernard Quartch, published In your
issues OF December 10, 1890, and January IT, 1911
concerning Spanish letter Of Columbus beg to say
that Mr. Brayton Ives is totally mistaken as regards
my opinion the subject.
So far from having ever written or said to any ono
That the copy Of Mr.. Ellis referred to in those COM
muncatons genuine, have, on the contrary al
ways said and written that said copy OF MI Ellis
was absolutely spurious.
This be easily inferred from my CORES pondehce
with Nessrs. Ellis and Evcy June Is, 20, 81 -, "a
20 1880, and with the learned Able Cerian custodian
OF the Ambr0siana March 81, June 80 ana NoveiIi-
per H. 1881 well as from my CONVERSATIONS WIN
hesSrs Henry Nignaud and Justin Wlnsor
As TO the Malsonncuve Quaritch copy, recognize IN
the type and capitals Of Pere Posa -, the orna-
pented letter OF Johan Luschner (2l and most PROD
ably The watermark Of the paper used by J9han h1se9
pach 3) all three Barcelona printers III l+o- 1fo"'
HENRY HARRIsSE
Paris, 80 Rue Cambacercs, Feb. 81 1901
o. De la lmitacio de Jesu Christ 14o2 Iarls Nat
Libr., Invent Reserve, y. 5421 ,.
% Eplsola de frsre Egdi, laos Llbre DC cosoist'
1902, 10 iX recto Loc. cit, f. 80, aud IL oo'
81 Librc dels Angels. l404 lbidehl
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EDWARD BODD.

Argyle " y. March 3.-EdNari Dodi. who had been
connected with rt Washington Post" Of Cambridge Tor
thirty years died sunday. He was born az salem,
Washington County, y. y IN leO3 and received puol'
school education lc Clerk OF Washington county
o ls5 To l4lt and delegate TO the state Consti
tutonal Convention OK 1875. Il, was elected As wing
To the XXAIVh ana AAXVh Congresses serving from
December g. lS55 70 March 3, 1859. He WIS appointed
United state, Mlr,ai the Northern District OF New
yor. IN Apr 1868 od until March 1868 In July,
1858 he WIS rcapponted served until April 1863 lie
was az one time 4 member OF the Republican state Com
mtec and IN 1854 was the Republican Electoral ticket
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CoNGREssMEN AND TELEGRAPH FRANKS.

TO tho Editor of The Tribune
sir: Mr. Belamys paper, "Thc New Nation says
tina, telegraph franks were sent by the Western Union
Company recently by Inference while the Postal Tee
graph bn was pending in Congress- to United states
Senators and Representatives. Is II legal for mem
Der, Of Congress to receive the privilege Of free tcc
graphing from a company whose Interests are 10 be
affected bv their decisions II IL +. then should II
NOT Lc equally legal for a suor in ordinary court
Ia present the Judge with money -
\ FRIEND OF THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
New York, Feb. %, 1901.
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WILLIAM DAY.

William Day. a welllmOwn resident OF Orange,
~ j., died at hi, home in Essex on Monday. He
was born in Philadelphia in 1923, and came to New
York in early manhood, where he became the travel
ling partner in an importing silk commission house.
In 1884 lie was appointed by President Pierce Con-
sui at Lyons France. lie held the Office for several
terms In 11GJ he appointed assistant appraiser
I'm the New-York Custom House, aud held the place
,iu 1877 since then he has been more or less OF
an invalid. He leaves a widow and one daughter.
The funeral will take place at his home, on inc
arrival OF the / 80 D. III. train from New YORK.
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Hartford March 3-trn,r1l Charles 7. HillYer OF THIS
,y died lis nornlng at the age OF nneyone years He
wa, native OF Grandby Conn and came to this city when
Young nan. BY Jud.cous investments, particularly as
the West, DE- accumulated largo property and was con-
sdcr the richest Hartford, If not richest In tho
state lie wa, for years president OF the Charter OAK
National Bans. Recently h. gave TO the Young Mems
Christian Assoc aton lot building lie leaves one
son A. H. Ilulycr president OF the Aetna National Bank
and two Unmarried dal cEt,ls.
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THE REV. DE-. JAMES CLEMENT FUEMAx.

Greenylllc. s c.. March 3.Thc Rev Dr. James Oiemeh'
Furman for many years president OF Furman University
c,d this morning.
Dr. FCrnan was born on December ., 1907 in Charles
ton where his father Rev Dr. Richard Furman. was
pastor Of baptist Church fer hrty-stven years
He was ucltd at Charleston College but was not gradu
acd owing a Illness in his senior year. lie en-
tered the Bapt, ministry n ISIS, serving a. pastor oil
chrrvhc. in Camden and Fairfield unu 1885, and IN Society
I'LL with an interval fifteen months at Charleston. until
l-i3 In that year he accepted prof,ssorship In thu
Fuuan Theological Institution Eamed In honor Ok Ms
father and until recently had been connected with It's
faculty. teaching mental and moral philosophy, rhetoric and
Iolic When TN, Institution vas expanded into furHan
Unvcr.ity no was made rs president, and held that once
until recently lie published various sermons and ad'
dresses and for several years wa one OF he editors OF
Tho Baptist Courier" Of GrccnSle.
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Mr.. and Mr.. james Eoothby Burke Roche were
married - Christ Church this city, on september -.
l,-O. and soon ait'rWarl went 10 London 10 live.
They remained together until 1856. when Mrs. Burke
Roche returned t. NcWYJ,h with her eldest child.
In March, l,s. the husband came - this country
with the two Younger CHI ldrcn, whom he left on the
doorstep Of the hou,e Of his fatherin-!aw, Frank
work. it is charged. In 1857 Mrs. Burke Roche went
10 Delaware 10 I'VE and she aftcrwar brought suit
absolute divorce from her husband on the ground
Of abandonment In the superior Court at Wilmington.
The case was virtually decided last fall but the Judge
did not announce his opinion then. as he wished TO
learn il the decree would DO valid II granted, his
doubts being caused by the fact that Mrs HurheRoche
became a British subject by her marriage. ,
In the trial, relatives 81 the wife testified that
Burke Roche had before his marriage, said that he
possessed an income sufficient to support his wife In
fact however, Mr.. Work had TO support his daughter
and the large he sent her were used bv hci
husband 10 pay Ms gambling debts. Mr. WORK said
last night that Tar lie knew. his dauSicE wouIl
continue to reside IN Delaware.
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PostOflce NotiC


Should be read dairy by al Interested a. chinse, may
Letters ior foreign countries need be specially sd
when IL Is desired send duplicates Of banAng and
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and G NorwaS Gcsea per rinbFa, QSceSssosn
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81 esSa VA TVsspcc Cruz aHn npa ShS q
ing,on'D at p m FOR Biueneds per 5 Morgan from
New Orleans. ,,-,,- 49,. 49,.
Samoa Samoan cld 5'aP here asy up 20 Na4ef
70, on p r. . for caa ana w s PEE
$ Beigic iron san Frsneisoo close here daily up .
yer :. Zeaancla tfrom san Franescq clos he'e daily
Islands. per ship 1rope Br1 from san Fanclseol close
here da " IN March 20. at 1880 p nj. Malls for
Newfoundland Halifax, anc thence by steamer
ciose at this daily 30 D. M Mails for Mqueon.
Office daily at 80 p M Mails for Cuba By rail %
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS close this Office daily al
80 a. m. MANS for Mexico. overland. unless specially
addressed dispatch by close at this Office daily
az D. M: - . c.. r,-...,... ,.,.
and schedule Of closing Is arranged On the presumption
Uninterrupted overland transit Francisco
from To East arriving time at san francisco On
the day o sailing OF steamers are dispatched thence the
same day egstard mail closes at D. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COLT Postna.tes.
Postolnce, New-YoFS, " Y. Feb 81. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04
BISHOP PADDOCK SINKING
Boston, March 3.-Blshop Paddock Is g!aeuaiy
HE SAID HE WOULD SHOOT HIMSELF, AND DID.

HE SAID HE WOULD SHOOT HIMSELF, AND DID,
James j. Alwell. who Lived with his wife ana h'te
daughter tho top floor oil the teheHiehtnouse NJ
4o6 second-avJ ard was employed as booAkeeper IN
boolbiuderv i'm East Fourtsenh-s became III and had
10 sion work two weeks ago lie suffered from violent
pains In the head Yesterday he became deironS ana
said he would shoot himself. His wife ran 10 the
police station I'm Fast Twenty for assistance
TWO no,,cemen went back with her and found .NWel
dvInr on IN, aoor OF his room He had shot himself
T., ia head lie died soon after ambulance carried
him TO Bellevue Hospital. Alwell was hrty years oia'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04

THE TOURNAMENT At MAGNOLIA SPRINGS
HOTEL BEGUN.

THE TOU RNANINT At MAONOliA SFhlN'o
HOTEL BEGUN
Magnolia Springs Hotel Fla. March (speciall-
The tennis tournament which has been attracting euch
attention in thi, section the county begun here
ths afternoon. y large crowd came ont 10 see the
matches and good PLAYS were enthusiastically &c
cciyed. The weather perfect and when darIdc>'
came the first round In the single and one match IN the
second round had been completed The single entries
numbered sixteen, and OF these but two were delath
by the committee The match Of the day took place
in he afternoon and as an English expert pited
AGAINST one % our best pleyers the result was
watched with more than ordinary interest. Play be
gan al , D. m. p. II. Beach serving and II. T.
Jones receiving. B.ach was expected TO prove too
much for his adversary but when In the first set the
game reached four all the excitement began. Each
rally was liLeraiIy appandc and Beach finally won the
set ca. Tie second close the first. but
ui, time Jones proved himself the superior player
sets being now even the deciding Started and
games were oven when six had been played The
Englishman now won two games ana was within ono
point OF the set but beach took timely brace aud
finally managed tie the and followed Il up by
winning the set SO. \. l.. Wright wen the Only
match he played and showed good form.
Tomorrow the singles will be continued and the
doubles begun.
Appended are the scores:
Singles, first round-H H. Jones beat ". Appleton.
Go. C-i; Il. II. Beach beat Ii. :. Anderson ~
default; +. H. Baumgaf1cn beat J. II. Reid, ID
80. % l.. u. Gawtcy beat g. IL. Anderson 10y &c.
&. II. NOsted beat J. b. Kcnney. Cd, 6-l; I. II.
Cook beat 7. II. Dave by default; D. smith beat NJ =
Smith. G-3, o.:
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TIE LAMBS PLAYING TOGETHER.
THEY EXHIBIT THEIR sPRIGHTLINEsS TO GET
THEMSELVES 4 LIBRARY.

THEY EXHIBIT THEIR SpNGlITLlNESS TO "hI
THEMSELVES 4 LIBRARY.
The Lambs aided their library fund to the extent OF
about SO 900 at the Broadway Theatre yesterday py
q public gambol." The club has often ealnboiled III
private but tho opening OF the pasture To tc Peopo
not belonging 10 the flock Is unusual. Inc PET
Torrance began with an overture and an address ny
Colonel Robert c. ngeisol, and then After thoughts
WIS played BY Mrs. Agnes Booth, Walden Ramsey anu
Mis- Annie Gregory Augustus Thomas next hi"i'
some charcoal drawings, and Miss Lillian RusselI Sd'5
Dear Heart The most ambitious euort y" ~.
programme was the last act of King Richard H.
The King being PLAYED by Nat {. Goodwin. The other
member, Of the cast were Hugo Toland. Henry Wood
rr. Wilton Lackayc. Paul Arthur, Burr Mcintosh
Robert Hilliard Edward Bell. Cyril scott, bT1tG WILL
Jams and Miss Carrie Turner
II was "A surprise TO many in the audience 10 hha
That the act from Richard was played quiW
seriously They had thought that II would be Dur
csQucd but Tiers nothing about II oil mrth pro
voldng nature with the possible exception OF I'''
scape dropping from the flies on Rchmonds Helmet
as he knelt too near the front OF the stage or the h
Of rehearsal in the armies which made tho battle iv'@
rather too much like college football rush. HAVING
conducted themselves thus far Ike sald ana serious
sheep the lambs now began TO gambol In good earnest
or rather say, thoroughly In sport Inc scico" = o
from 1.-The School for scandal was played III fahlo
mime in a most remarkable manner. Nell EuTee9'
apucar,,d As Lady Teazc, Edwin stevens a Sir refer
Nelson Wheatcroft Joseph surface. sidney DIV" IS
Charles and j. C. Blackstone the servant. me
nrorra,nmc ended with Shenandoah. Jr.' 10 whch
t He sheridan by Marshall T. Wilder. and Gertrude
TfIivyiani hy f. n Holland. The other parts wcro
taken by Joseph Holland. X. A. Roberts, Maiilce DIT
rymore Charlcs Harris and Jon f.; heiieiu; Ma
III t,,n effort, Wcr. received win tunuHupu' HIH
ify and the whole entertainment was regarded ~ cN'
tielnely satisfactory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04
TO AVOID Collisions IN TIE TUNNEL

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Apropos Of the recent tunnel disaster Will You
please suggest that each engine while going through
the tunnel. have trolley" connection with the train
di patchcrs Office the engineer every few blocks CIV
ing t. tho dispatcher his location, and in return tho
dl- pat. her gyiug-if needed slow up or shop
ortr ON a gong 7ne rs same electrical connection, the
neuc being Indicated dn IL report ana In s signal
received by dc-i grated number ii. W. ).
New YOrh, Feb. -, 1871.
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COLONEL JOHN STEWART.

Amsterdam. y. y, March 3-Colonei John stewart
exCtv Recorder died sunday at the age of seventy
one wears lie was a prominent factor In loca
politics. When John J. Hoffman was Governor MI
stewart was a member Of his stnf. he was a lieu
tenant in the 32d New-Yor Regiment and IL said q
have been one OF the most able adJutants III tle NA
If the Potomac. lie was Of Scotch extraction.
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MRS EruABETH sELDEN STEELE.

Mrs Elizabeth $ Steele widow Of Oliver II. steele.
Of this city, died. suddenly at her homo IN Brooidyn
on Monday. aged sixty. She O descendant OF the
old Colonial family OF seldens. that settled In hart
ford and other places on the Connecticut, being
great granddaIghter OF Colonel samuel SelGcn who
died prisoner in New-Yorll in the fall OF 1870, ana
sister " the late Colonel Joseph Sedcn, of Norwich
Her fno natural gifts her accomplishments and warm
generous ,ympathies eudeared her 10 all her friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04
DIED.

DARWIN-At Glen Ridge, y. j.. Monday, March ?, Ag;
Gray wife OF Harry C. Dafwn' III the 2oh year oi
her ,.,,-.--, .... ,,,o,
services at her late residence Rldgewoodave.. Glen
Twin leaves New.York barclay Christopher sts) II 80
u. m.
Intermcnt az convenience of family.
DAyAt Orange ~ I on MondaN. March 2. 1891.
NN-nltan, In Of his
Funeral lrn his residence, j3 Ess"NaNe on Thurs-
elv, at 80 -
In,arnsat IA Rosedlle Cemetery. private
Philadelphia papers please copy.
uALIo-John H., a. Thomas Vile, Ca. on March .,
Notice OF the funeral herea!t9f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04
DARRooMs MUST BE CLOSED on ELECTION DAY

BARROOMS MUST BE CLOSED ON ELECIloN Dali
TO the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: The City Reform Club has applied LOT
hearing before the Excise Committee OF the Assembly
In order to protest against the Schaff license BILL
Tho law IT stands prohibits the sale OF liquors on
Election Day within quarter Of mile OF any polling
place The City Reform Club has for three years IN
terestcd itself in getting this law enforced resulting
practically In the closing Of all the saloons in the CITY
on Election Day.
In order 10 escape this result the liquor men nave
by section IL Of the proposed bill, reduced the Hu'
OF prohibition from quarter Of mile(1 800 fcet 90
600 feet This will lecallze the opening Of almost
every saloon and destroy one Of the most salutary
provisions Of the whole Excise law.
There is probably no statute which has more wide
and various effects in maintaining quiet and In iur'
thcrinS the pure administration OF our election laws
than this statute which the Schan license measure
proposes TO repeal. L. w. u. WELLINu'
New York, March ., 15J1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04
rD,iUND THOMPSON.

Ilmund Thompson sNty-0vo years old died at his home
fl, East Orange N j. on SATURDAY night from pneumonia
ar,r \ short Illness lie was born Albany. y Y, In
1870 Ills father was prominent citizen there and had
held several places under the city government
Mr. Thompson had for many wears connected with
the leather trade and was a member OF the Arm OF Cose
4. Thompson lie leave, a wife and daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04
DEPALcA7Ioy OF H. ", SAGE co.'s CASHIER.

Albany. March 3 (speciaD-Danel W. Tallcott, who
is charged with being accompce Of the late Joseph
H. ABBOTT the defautng salesman Of Henry W. sage
& co.. lumber dealers, trial to-day. Dean
Sage Junior member Of the firm, In his testimony
to-day aid that the Declarations OF Mr Abbott were
about S-7j,0CO Abbott employed by the firm
twenty-five years, and for the last ten years was
salesman. On two previous occasions he hal been
detected stealing The firm has yards hers and mills
al West Bay CITY Mich, and carries between 100000
and 100000 IN bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04

THE NEW YORK POLICEMEN ARE WELL PAID
"In reply to letter from Albany the Board Of Police
Commissioners yesterday expressed their disapprova
Of Assembly bill No as which provides for an increase
OF the pay OF policemen In this city. Thy declared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04

An Irrlta,ed Throat is soothIngy treated by
Dr. y. Jaync's EXpertorant, an old established cur
alive for Coughs and Gods, and all bronchial and
Lung troubles. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04

When baby was sick. gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castorla,
When she had clildten she gave them Castoria'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04
DAVIn STERN

san Francisco March 3-rayd stern, Auditor Of the Ciy
and County OF san Francisco died suddenly last night fro
spopexy lie was a California pioneer and was sixty
three years OF age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04

Pn.teur the celebrated French scientist invented
germ proof water filter Can at 125o broadway ana
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that members Of the wcFe amply paid for their
services and that the proposed Increase OF salaries
would be a needless burden on the taxpayers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04

The Cambridge. F;th.ave ana Thirty third's'., IS
palatal, model hotel Cuisine Unsurpassed Loiehs
Reich proprletor.-(Horae Journal
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MRS. BCRRE-ROCHE GETS 4 DITORCE.
DECISION OF THE COURT At wILMINGToN-THE
THREE CHILDREN PLACED IN HER CARE.

THREE CHILDREN PLACED IN HER CARE
Wilmington Del, March t>pcc!al.-The superior
Court granted an absolute divorce to Mrs. Frances
Roche from her husband James I'oothby Burke Koche
thi, afternoon The three clnldren were given into
her custody She viii remain resident of this city.
The decision of the court. which handed down
privately wa, the adoption II the recommendation of
the commissioner. United state, District Attorney Mex
nndcr Is. Cooper Nil, Rosie attorneys were ihomiS
/. Eayard, GcOrSc Gray, Levi G. Bra ana Herbert H.
Ward. The respondent wd, uureprescnted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04

For 90 years narrv's TricopheoUs has maintained ia
placa on the fashionable toilet the best article tof pre-
Serving and Identifying the hair ever manufactured.
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gpetiaI Notices


A. Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms.
2lo FIFTHAvE.
c. F. wETMORE. Auctioneer.
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH T.
AT O'CLOCK.
MIR. j. NJ. JAQUES'
COLLECTION OF
OIL PAINTINGS,
Comprising examples by the following artists:
BROWN, wM NJ TAFT. A. =.
| BAZzANI, L. ToCssAINT, L.
BOISE H. VAN LEEMPUTEN c. ,.
CAsTA, D. VAN sEvERDoNCK. F.
CICARDI, q. VERRIER,
CHIERICE, PROF. G. DE BEUL, II.
M. WIN. B. NoRMAN will conduct the sals.
Art.-GraDd Exhibit
AN EXCEEDINGLY IMPORTANT
PRIVATE COLLECTION
OF SUPERB MODERN
PAINTINGS.
By Of the Most Famed and FavorN
MASTERS OF THE AGE.
NOW ON FREE EXHIBaATION
AT THE
SCHENCK ART GALLERY,
NO. n CEDARsT.. NEAR BROADWAY.
To BE SOLD AT AUCTION
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
MARCH AND ), At O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
Catalogues mailed on application.
LADIES ARE ESPECIALLY INVITED.
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries
800 Fifthaye. 3ith.st
NOW on FREE EXHIBITION.
PAINTINGS IN OIL AND PASTEL
BY
WILLIAM NJ CHASE,
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION on
Friday Evening. March 9, az . o'clock.
ROBERT SoMEGVILLE, Auctioneer.
BY ORTGIES co.
Established 1873. .-,.,.,,,,,,.-
MRS. McELRAIHS HOMEMADE PRESLnS fAO
BRANDED, CANNED AND SPILED FRSIIS AMI
PURE RED CURRANT JELLY A SPECIALITY
Everything put up in glass and kept until Iai fol
prlces references, &c, address Mrs. SARAH - Net-i<
RATH, 1913 Desrawst brooklyn y \.
OF SCI LPlURES BY
From a. n. to s s p m, ia.l''2ss shave
Over 100000 Bottles soId
the past year tho Lavender salts OF the Grow" fef'
funery Co. Of London. Reject limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04

"Tlc little advertisements OF the people REMAIN enialh
&C nnnnIrr AS ever because they tiways accomplish
thcir pu posc-biing together those VINO can DuS anu
those who wish TO sell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04

Servants Of all kinds offer their services In the
short advertisements the ninth PAGE OF Inc Tribune
today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04

Every one who wishes 20 buy or rent house In
town or country should examine the little advertise.
ments on the ninth page Of The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04

Keeps shirts TO Measure. Six for 50. None better
at any price. 500 and 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-04

GENERAL MIGUEL DE LA PENA
city OF Mexico. March 3, via GaveSton-tienerai
Miguel dc Ia Pcna exMnster OF Finance died YESTERDAY