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New-York tribune., 1891-12-31

DIVIDENDS OF FIVE PER CENT.
Mr.. DEpEw DENIES A REPORT ABOUT THE BLOCK
SYSTEM.

lNlDEINDS Or I'VE LIZ >'~'
Mr.. DEpEw DENIES REPORT ABOUT THE BLOCK
SYSTEM.
The directors Of the NewYork Central Railroad yes
terday took action which places the companys stock in
the rank Of those corpontons which paw per cent
year on er'stock. There had been expectations IN
Wall Street Of large extra dividend and the stock
market reflected disappointment by n decline IN the
stock. The directors declared that ait Is. In the
opinion Of this board expeen to increase the regular
dividend from TO per cent per annum.' In order
TO carry this into effect the directors passed resolu
tion that dividend OF Ia per cent be declared
from the earnings of the three months ending Decem
Der 81 1901, and also that special dividend be de-
cared OF IA per from the surplus earnings OF the
three months ending Septembe 80 last. The financial
statement submitted the board shows that the earn
ings OF the six months TO end to-day were equal to
$40 per cent the capital stock. The figures In
detail printed elsewhere =.
J. Pierpont Morgan said yesterday that there had
been change I'm the programme designed BY the
directors In consequence OF the disaster Hastings
on Christmas Eve. The board considered that the
earnings OF the company warranted an extra dividend
OF per cent and It would be received BY the share
holders the raising of the dividend rate from to
per cent per annum.
The report that the block siknal system had been
adopted by the Executive Committee Of the Central
and that contracts bad been given out to the
entire length Of road from New York to Buffalo. was
denied by President Depew. The contracts have been
given cut for the equipment of the line from New
York to Poughkeepse but II will not be extended be-
yond Albany until its efficacy has been fully tested
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
HUSBAND AND WIFE 10 BE BURIED TOGETHER

Charles Lowther, aged 1ity.two, a well-knoxn coal
dealer, died at his home IN Riverside Drive
siXh-st, Tuesday evening from pneumonia, after short
Illness. Both Mr.. Lowther and his wife took
cold about two weeks and Mrs Lowther died Monday
morning. also from pneumonia. The double funeral will
be held at the Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian Church
Seventy thrds and the boulevard p. IN. on Satur.
day. The Rev. Dr. Booth will ohciate. The burial will
be at Greenwood.
Mr.. Lowther born In Nlnth.st., this city, and
received his early education here When q hc
entered the coal business, and employed SCHUYLER
Hartley Graham for several years He into
partnership with his father. Charles Lowther who had
established himself In the coal bushes. Eng
1878 and In this country In 1925. Upon the Of
father Mr.. Lowther became associated with his brother
George. This partnership continued until May 1890 when
George Lowher retired Charles Lowther an earnest
Republican. though he never took active part politics
leaves mother, Mrs. Eliza Lowther and three adult
children, two sons and a daughter.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
TO ARREST THE ARCHITECT
VICTIMS OF THE COLLAPSED BUILDING IN LONG
ISLAND CITY DOING WE'LL

VICTIMS OF THE COLLAPSED BUILDING IN LONG
ISLAND CITY DOING WELL.
Warrants were issued yesterday afternoon for the
arrest OF Thomas Pender the contractor. and Philemon
Iillion the architect OF the building in course OF erec-
,ion Mt Jackson and Van Ast aveS Long Island city,
which collapsed Tuesday. causing serious injury 10
n number OF n work upon 1t. The collapse IL Is
aid WAS due 10 the defective manner In which the
Irickwork In the nrststory walls. upon which the
frame structure was standing, was done. An eXamln-
alton OF the wall, showed that not only were the outer
and Inner tiers OF brick not tied, but the mortar used
was exceedingly poor and crumblcd into dust when
Touched That deus G.. Miller who processes to he
owner of the land and buildings, says that arrange
rlents had been made several days ago 10 have the
brick walls shorcd up ard made safe. but that Owing
10 the masOns and other wOrkmen failing to appear
bccaIIse OF the holidays the work could not be d)he
but was To have been done to-day.
Wncn the carpenters arrived at the building yestcr-
day morning and the condition OF the walls they
decided moi To begin work the building until IL was
made safer but one of their number who had been sick
aid that he WAS going work anyhow. as he needed
thc money and In order to please him the others
vrnt 10 work :. F.. stevens the agent Of the Union
college had any connection with The building ana
asserts that the land sold to ThaddelS g Mlli'r
somo time ago for %l2 900 and that Mr. Miller j. me
only per,on la his knowledge interested III The nudhS
as owner The who were injured are all doihe
we'll
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
ROGERS, PEET g. co.
SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF NETWORK K.wEDNESDAY. DEC. 80. 1891.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Helvetia (Br Thorn Bremen Dec g. via HalsK
with mJse WI Hurst Arrived at the & Bar az noon With
mse and passengers sanerson Son Arrived al the D-
steamer rower Iin r Bennett London Dec I. with
mse passengers sanderson SON Arrived al the b
steamer Regal Br. Hikins, Dundee Dec s. with mdse I"
slpon: pr Rnsa Ger Schmidt Rotterdam Dec lS Hayrs
l6 with mdse and passengers 10 Corts Arrived me
s sramcr a Te (Ger Busss % sOuthaaptos
- s~amer ~l,S qI hesa aO E valat Mediterranean G
ral;ar Dec IS with mse and passengers TO Elwe -"
sa%sr 6mPa Mcseth PerpfTSqSS Dec q @ q
AsS sr an ItboS @ Br Low Jercm!e Kingston. DC. with n.
and passengers forwool Co Arrived at the bar "
o steamer saratoga Leighton Cardenas via Havana days
with m%sc and passengers Ward Co. Arrived"
s @ Rerassf ,s. Gny' lay !. TS m m9:s IS
' Steamer (lty of Atlanta Dole West Point Va with mds'
and passengers TO Old dominion IS Co ,, IN ballast TO
ilT5%Sr 6mterSriGsc SadISoSS & CO. E"' ''A''''
SUNSET Wind at sandy Hook strong NV clear
Al City Island-iresh. WNW clear
CLEARED
steamer Emvlle (Br Robinson London Barber 4 CO .
steamer Nomadc (Br). Clark Li'erpoo'-h NAN"'' NV
Steamer Italy (Br Goudie. Lyerpool-FW nIt,i 60
Siermer s,oeIirn OF Pvk ssoH amSnrs Cortis
steamer Hans tier) Hglsen liaISnrS SeeNPeter Wright
Sons a. ,,, cA.,o, poclcaur- Funch.
| steamer Chateau Lante kfr), 'h"V'' D
| Elye Co. - uo,,heC 90
steamer Rayens,ale (Brl, Davis kin-S'on' D'"''' "
| RANKING. por,o cahello &C
| BOuon. Bliss a D1llctt. l. Ny,ri 90.
steamer Niagara Burcy. Havana James "Ssha
steamer Mexico (span hemany. Havana "'- -
| los 4 Co. ,,..,., ~ II Malay
& Go. - ~ .a,man
steamer III Monte. Qui,k New Orleans j T. ~ ~ NJ
steamer NaCoochee smith. savannah X l. MAn ,v,,.a,
steamer ~ Birmingham, Berg, savannah i,rs "a
steamer Pawnee Reed. Wilmington NC-w ~ = ,ns ~ od
| steamer Wyanoke, Blakeman Norfolk ana hohino"" Wv
steamer Cottage city, Bennett, Portland -horauo ia"
Steamers Majestic and Wisconsin. for LIVERPOOL
Ieh: Restitution London; Guthell k"'tsr,tam Pslermo
Irsvorlan and Wacsand, Antwerp lnkian,aor Seneca
Niagara and Mexico Havana Rio Grsnde
and N Monte New Orleans Santnt, Mnniri I'm. IVA
Savannah Yrnassee Charleston; Pawnee, Wlhu"e"' '
nOke. Richmond
Also Sailcd-vla Long Island Sound
! Steamer Herman Winter. for Boston,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS, -, -,
LONDON Dec 90 Arrived. steamer Ludgao III" N'"
New YORK ,..,, Nev
BRISTOL Dee 80 Arrived. steamer ii'sh'Ar" N"' va"
Hull Dee sG"Arrived steamer Iaso (Br oNer'oh' ''"
New York. . 5rt,,c fpr, Davies for
M,nsraa Dec 2s Arrived --"-- 'er)' A'ss'
1 from New York
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
SVIyDLING ANYBODY HE CAN.

For some time some OF the national banks Of TINS
city have been receiving from out OF town banks
drafts drawn by the George i. Douglas Company
limited which are worthless. This ha9 led 10 III
yestigations which show that some man has been
practising II swindDg game' In the cities In Con-
nectlcut, introducing himself as a repre- sentative OF
the George u. Douglas Company, limited. foreign
fruit importers. No. 144146 Jayst., Now York
There IS 10 such number. There is "A respectable
firm in The produce commission business at No :od
Greenwich,st known as George B. Douglas * Co.
Mr. Douglas has written TO the police authorities OF
the principal towns I'm Connecticut warning them 0i
the swindier in hopes that he wiz be detected.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31

We part from the old year with
kindly thought. 1t has brought us a
fair share of prosperity and many new
friends-best of all, it has enabled us
to serve old friends better than we ever
could before.
To-day we shall be kept busy supply
ing the needed apparel for to-morrow's
holiday use. Beside the plain every.
day Suits and OvercOats for men and
boys we provide garments of festive
cut for full dress OccaslOns-the
Swallow-tail" and the "Tuxedo y
coat for man or youth, the "Eaton'
suit for lads.
"Inverness" Cape Coats, dress shirts,
bosom shields, gloves, neckwear, muf.
fers, patent leather shoes, canes and
umbrellas. All at moments notice.
Stores open this evening.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
NEWARK.
rr...t VS.

CCRTALING TIE PKItSI INV 1br1c'I-'' p -,
Dominic vitelli. forty years old. living at NO i-o
Eipbtbave whose wife had been sent to the pest
house. having developed smallpox appeared at INC
amshousc on Tuesday night and Informed superh'
tendent Wilson that he thought he had the disease
A physician examined the man and found that lie had
varoIoid Vitell said he had ridden down TO tle
amshouse on the front platform OF horse-car' Ills
clothing was wet Velli was sent to the pest mouse
adjoining in the company OF Father liohahu. Inc
clergyman stripped him and wanted burn his clothing
in the stove and give him a bath The nurse objected
to this proceeding and the patient was put to bed'
Health Officer Lehlbach said yesterday that IN view
OF the interference Of Fatheooland at the pesthose
ana his itciSms upon the management he had given
orders that The Father should not be admitted TO the
nlace eycept TO administer religious consolation.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
TEACHING HEBREIY GIRLS 10 SEW.

The Ladies' Blkur Cholim Society Industrial School
No. III East broadway gave Chanukah entertainment
yesterday afternoon for the benefit OF pupils. Tho
exercises consisted Of piano solo by Miss Ray Lcvson
song by the Rev. T. Karschmaron, humorous recitation
by Mrs n. Brandon. violin solo by Miss Anna Toklss
address by the Rev Henry 5. acobus. lighting OF hc
candles by Rev l.. KaitsehmsIon, and the singing
Chanukah song by the pupils OF the school Refresh
mcnts served The society teaches poor Hebrew
grs TO sew. One hundred girls. whose ages range fion
TO 15 years, sttesd the school.
The officers OF the society President Hs. j.. Top
itz epresideDt Mrs. II. Huntingdon treasurer, Mr.
S. Neustedter secretary. Mrs. N. Brandsn.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers sailing on the white star
steamer Majestic for Liverpool Yesterday were T. W.
,tlin. Samuel Barliag, ID. J. BereSford. DR.. John
Coventry H. Wallaby Deelcy. Thomas Howard, Captain
A. ". Uussey the Rev. F. Il. l.. Mckearry. james
McWhrter. r. w. Horne Payne, Captain A. Rich.
MonsIgnor A. stanley. II. B. Walker, Edward de Witt
Welsh Henry e. Weston and J. de PedrosS. The
Wae,laud for Antwerp took cut among her passengers
y r. Jarrett Hugo Strauss. Lenontine Belmont and
Louis V. Bloadbent
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
WlrHOPE IYNY PROMOTED.

Di,trict. Attorney Nicon has promot Wauhopc Lynn,
one OF his deputy assistants, to BE- fu!lng"d assistant
AZ salary Of e. 800 year. Th, (, u h the vacancy
rau,et by the death Of NJ KenEc Ssmpc James W.
O.bornr u tn, nrn o. Lamb O'iome Petty has beer
named to succeed Mr.. Lynn. Mr.. Osborne born in
.orth tafoia tnifty,tWo years aHd graduated
from the Columbia Law School In 1888. He Is mem.
ber OF Tamnany Hall. Of course. and Of the southern
socty the Demo- rattle Club and the Bar Association
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board Of Estimate and Apportionment, City Hail.
Musical Mutual Protective Union reception. No. o2 East
Fourthst., p. M
Metropolitan Stenographers' reception, clubhouse,
evening
Harlem Yacht Club "stag" reception evening.
Fulton Club reception, Fulton and Gold sts TO p. M
Electric Club meeting No. II East Twenty. .second-st.
p. m.
Tufts College Glee Club concert. All Souls Church.
Brooklyn 8 p. N.
New Year greeting by Gmores Band. City Hall steps,
12 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31

rnewed IL is three months since the bds ior e'e''
rho brdyo wer, opeacd The awsrl Was postpone
give time for determining the co Of the land approache
ana whether the entire should be kept wtnn I'M
appropriation. The case was referred 10 Coinns.,o'
siram II it is found that readyertisemcnt for oos Is
the bridge approaches will probably be nc"oe'
in the proposals. , l.,
tsdore Issacs & Co.'s Casino license was renewea p'
the Board and Thomas =. Hunman's BID OF Sho-o 'o io
forlce was accepted.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
CASTLE GlRDEy FoE 1HE NAVAL REsERvE

Temporary OF Castle Garden. pending determination
as TO IT, permanent occupation, gsnd yesterday TO
the Naval Reserve Battalion by the Psrk Commissioners
Tho bueackes" stpuate to make the floor OF the main
building safe. at their own expense.
More trouble the proposed Sevcnthavc. bridge
over the Harlem developed when q letter from the
unon Bridge Company. the lowest bidder. pTessnt
asking allowed withdraw it, bid sn1 deposit OF
si5 900. The company gives reason for this
quest that owing the delay In accepting IT, bid Its
option for the REQUIRED has expired cannot be
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
A DINNER TO CORONER HAyLY.

A complimentary dinner given to Daniel Han
y the outgoing by his associates in the Cor
oners Office, at the Hotel Meropole last night Cor
Ferdinand Levy presided and made the opening
address number Of informal toasts were responded
to. Among those present were Coroner l.. W.
Schultze, Dr. W. T. jenkins. Dr. Philip f. Donlin, DR..
william a. Conway. Or. Edward Donlin. T.. L. Rev.
nOlds A. Z. Strassner and +. J. Hawkes..
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31

The connecting link in the great conduit whlch Is
to he used to convey the new water supply from tic
Pequannock Valley to Newark was made na'ufuaS' ,o
last length OF pipe being put in place As soon as t'
conduit is tested its entire length the water will be
turned on. The connection made over the prop
erty in dispute of Andrew slingerland at Pomp'on
Plains The conduit is twenty one miles long from tle
intakes" reservoir TO the BeevLe re'eiVolr nit
leaves the "intahe' reservoir is $50 feet above inc
sca ard from there to eevillc the hydraulic grade
is eleven feet 10 the mile.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
IIyGEMiy TO GO 10 PRIVATE AsrLrM

John j. Lingeman, The luratlc who wanted To get
Cornelius Vande1bilts brain last SATURDAY. night
will this afternoon be taken To private ASYLUM al
Long Island His parents called at the hospital yes
terday aud said that they would take care of him
Otherwise he would have gone to Wards Island DIR.
Douglas says that there is little hope for Lngcman's
recovery Lingeman lived with his parents ut No. 6I0
East Elevsnst., and a clerk for the Wcschester
Fire Insurance Company.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
A DOGS BITE AND FEAR MADE HIM ILL.

George Weiss, barber twentyeight years old, living
,t No. 100 Humboldt-st while in the liquor shop a
Joseph Zaengle Humboldt and BOerum sts Monday
night, bitten the thumb OF .he right hand by
Spz dog. The dog belonged H. the liquor shop keeper.
The wound was painful. When Weiss spoke Of the pain.
oher the place began in sport to fill his mind with
thoughts Of hydfophobis. The morning the thumb
and arm had greatly swollen and the pain intense.
Dr. Lance, OF No Gi5 Bedford-avc, called in
and cauterizd the wound on Tuesday night patient
became violent and had two cOnvusions. DR.. L:ge was
again hastily summoned. Last night Weiss resting
quietly and Dr. Iange, when spoken to regarding the
said the symptoms those OF hydrophobs although
the disease general thing did not develop quickly
In his Opnion however Weiss suffering from et1nus
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
THE REV. DR. NEWTON BETTER.

1t was said last evening that the Rev. Dr. r. lIcber
Newton was ont OF danger and on the road 10 re-
oovery. lie was dclirious at any time yesterday.
nd Drs. Draper and Packard lie Will soon be well
again.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
DEATHS FROM THE INFLUENZ1.

THERE WAS A DECREASE YESTERDAY, But lhh
DISEASE Is STILL PREVALENT.
Deaths to the number of 161 we're repor.co " ~.
John r. Nagle at the Bureau OF vital statisucs 'e
day. sixteen less than Tuesday. Inc prcN"i',,o .
endemic was believed to have caused fourteen VI '"o
deaths DR.. Nnge prepared the ilst' giving v'' 40.
and sex OF each victim and the cause Vi u'"'" 90 "
.nnenred OH the physician's certlhcate:
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EVERETT-Coonel H. c. Parsons. OF Virginia.
FIFTH AVENUE-Senator Frank Hiscock. OF Syracuse
Senator Nelson w. Adrich. OF Rhode Island and Senator
Richard +. Pettigrew. OF South Dakota METROPOLE-
State Senator Edmund O'COnnor. Of Binghamton MUIR
RAY HILL-Senato Amasa J. Parker, Of flbany.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31

DR. n s Tracy. Register Of Vital Statistics sau
"The record does not indicate that the morahy III
the city this week Is much greater than II was ihS'
week. but It seems that there has been sntmt III, III
crease II is difficult 10 guess how the moruS viii vii,
run. but / nm inclined Il think that tie oca''' vi"
decrease after this week . m ,>.,. eo,d
other physicians In the Health Department ,, s,,d
their observations led them to believe that the sC
ness from the gr5p in the city was decreasing. Inc
police returns show that there are fewer SICK p1hnce
men now than at the beginning Of the week. Iherc
were 1873 on the sick list on Monday ana l11 yes
terIoy The average number in the winter Is 10.
Lawrence Mass. Dec. 3o.-The grip Is Still ncreas
Ing in this city and nearly every family Is more or
less affected During the last week the death-rate
h.s hoo, preoIer than ever before I'm Lawrence. OF
Gytwo deaths thirty three have been directly causcd
bv grip and pneumonia In several mills the machinery
Is shut down.
Belvidere ". j., Dec. 3O-Tbe December term cf
the Warren County Court convened yesterday and ad
,ourned for the term on account OF the serious Illness
OF Justice Scudder, who has the grip.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31

NOT EVEN A COLLAR LEFT TO WEAR TO CHURCH.
James Maher. thrty-two years old charged In the
Lee-ove police court yesterday with being an expert
bcaS" Mahcr dresses In the height OF ia Gsh
on Two weeks ago to the clearinghouse Of Mrs
Laughn. Nos 123 and 125 Cymcrst. where he engaged
board. A fodlng.bed for him placed in The back
paror, which occupied by theological student lie
did not pay IN advance for his board. but told MIS-
Iaughln that he expected money on Monday When
expressed regret that he had not received
the money but expected IL every day. On Sunday tho
boader disappeared, leaving note that he had gone
to PHILADELPHIA The theological student learned that
everything OF value In his room gone, also
being left for the student % 70 church
Mrs Iaughlin traced Mehcr to clearinghouse at NO
20 Leave and caused warrant to be issued for his ar
res. Detective Holland took him into custody When
searched twenty pawn tickets and list Of hirythee
boarding found upon him. Three other com
plants were lodged agans him and he held to answer
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
sun 40 4:39 Moon 500 m Moons 80
UIGH WATER.
LM-Sandy Hk.. 1927 GOV. Isrd $50 He'll G'e.. at3
P.M-sandy Hk.. sos GOV Gsi. SO Hell G'e.. lOls
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
M A M 1T O u

g West 45tn-st, New.York July 7, 1891.
Since making trip T. Colorado last becoming
convinced OF absolute purity Of the NIanfou Nntrr.
have been using Il In my family table water ~ he
tNcuson all others, dHd have recommended with
iafinc NY at aid asslmatiVc
The fact that II i Ioch'gcd with IL gas add, greatly
its value as a stomach tonic. ] an. very truly,
MARY WOOLSEY NOXON, NJ. D.
Member cHn,uifin1 star Hdhnemdnn Hospital Sia1
HoansoBdfhfc SdHf1rftiiH C0
Turle : udDora. Agsnts. 1S0 Fraaklln.s ST.. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
Announcements.

A LUXURY For TOURISTS
Dr. Lyons Perfect Tooth Powder. In metal boxes. win
patent measuring tube Neat and portable. rs eta
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
OGEECHEE.
E. q "
PEoUOr,

T.
Diseases OF the Nervous System Genito rnary Organs
Impotency and Sterty. Hours TO L. to s.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
FIGHTING 4 LIVELY BHTrLE WITH 4 ]

FIGHTING; 4 LIVELY Battle WITH 4 HOG.
George Martne, a vclknOwn cider manufacturer,
whose farm is IN te eastern part Of White Plains, was
attacked by hog on Tuesday afternoon at his farm
The timely aid Of q man named Landers, VINO nap
lrned t. be near by. probably saved his NE Mr. Mar
tine had occasion to enter the pen where MS hogs
were and had barely entered when boar ATTACHED hinl
Standing on It's hind fee; IL used its forcfeet as
weapons. tearing away his trousers and a piece OF
nesh from one OF his legs. MARITIME shouted iuStiN
for hclD and at the SINE time fought the iniur.a,eo
heos With yigOr. lie admitted that he was getlnR x
The worse of the battle when Mr. Landcrs arrived III
response his calls. Mr Marine Is cOahhed 'o HIS
home under medical treatment.
NEW -ROCHELLE.-New Years eve will be time
OF special rejoicing for the Baptist Church OF New
Rochelle The church has paid Its entire Indebtedness
during the last month, and tonight VIII burn the
mortgage which has been against the church for over
twenty wears The services will begin ut 10 O'Clock,
and as the old year goc, out ana Inc new ycar
comes In the mortgages against Doth 'hurch anu par
sonagc will be burned.
DOBBS FERRY.-The old Dobbs Ferry Social ana
Athletic Club has been Incorporated as the Donos
Ferry Athletic Club. An effort J. mnbng 10 rdlse
money enough to buy lot and erect handsome
house At a special meeting held recently John X.
hrkcrman A. e. Fields and Henry f. l'liss were
Thc club proposes ask the wealthy residents OF inc
place for subscriptions The club VIII raise Slooo
among its members. SIX hundred dollars mas Derh
nledced by ten members. The club proposes to build
q public hall over the club rooms II II Is successful
i'm raising the necessary amount.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
NEW COLLARS.

WHEATENA.-The best breakfast food delicious
nourishlng; cooks minute IS cents; all srocers
HEALTH FOOD COMPANY. 81 5thave.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.,

CoRNELL's BENzoIN COSMETIC SOAP.
Keeps the SKIN soft, white and heaitnful All Druggists
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