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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
ONLY ONE MEETING AFTER FORTY YEARS

William Bennett; who went 70 California in 1349.
leaving his wife and daughter sarah. an infant dld
not return 10 New York until dozen year1 later when
he found his wife was dead ard could discover no
trace Of his daughter She had been adopted 10y
family named Ncwcombe and taken Their name FOR
score of years he advertised for h"r bat dd not sue
coed in his search until about month ago, Whch'
through Mis-, Terry and j. X. Ncwcombc, 81 No. 7O'
GATES ave-. the daughter the wife OF New ors
business man, was reunited 20 her father. But sue
thcr first meeting trace ~ the father can be fouhu
and now the danghter ha> begun ~ adVeu>t lOr hei
father She +, exceedingly anxious 10 ma MN ana
deems IL strange that he should not Irri ~ ne prom
ised u visit her on the sunday after they first met
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
4 SUIT AGAINST A TRUSTEE.
SHELDON B. SHAW LOCKED Up ON COMPLAINT

SHELDON B. SHAW LOCKED Up ON COMPLAINT
OF MISS LUCIE T. TUFTS.
cbe,don r. shaw who is separated from his wife
rd has becn living at No s13 Greene ave. it IS al
I.ged under the name of William larcn. i prisoner
in RAYMOND street Jail. lie taken in custody under
an ordcr of arrest granted by Judge Andrews Of the
s,nreme Court. New YOYk. in suit brought iy MISS
I,cie r. Tufts 10 recover 5000 due her from her
estate of which Mr. shaw is trustee. size also asks !"
have him removed trustee. Mr. shaw was ar
rested on New Years Eve by Deputy Sh2rhS lradleI
and SpIcer at Greene and ~tuyvesant ayes. 10 me
man who pointed him to the officers OF the Jaw ne
said Charley. I'll get square with YOU for TINS yet
lie begged TO be allowed 10 he free until after New
Years Day. when he promised 10 give himself up
but he was locked mp As lie could not get bohd>heh
to give bail for him.
Miss Tuns is the niece OF Mrs. Shaw and is living
with her in New York. she is partially blind hF
tile will OF her mother. sarah Tuls, who died on
October IL lo75 the income Of III ST. - WAS lett
10 her. and Mr. shaw and Aaron GrSwold were made
trustees. Mr.. GrisWOd died in 1850. schedule OF
the estate then made Il 10 be Sl2.3OJ Is MISS lilS
says that her income snOIld be 800 month ana 5l'l;
So 900 duo TO her. lie lad gwen her checks lo 20"
and So at different times but they proved W'l'ics>'
she has no means of suQloN 49, ,oo &c.,, H.,
MIR shaw ltiI his vic Oh March 30. lS" anu SIG
has begun a suiy for absolute divorce from MIN -
Mr. shaw Wa Seen al IN" Jail last evening ne
said that ;nc suit Miss Tutis the outcome OF
He settled up with her tive years ago ana nc I'D"
been boarding with his family ever since, ana - a
month would not more tEan PAY her b99aM, Ii Nv
most he owed her not more than SJoo' :. l.
shaw sad that he was formerly mcmuer OF nc
Union League aud Racquet clubs, but hnulg II W'
expensive lie resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
TIE BEARD WAREHOUSES; WITHDRAW.

The south Brooklyn warehouses belonging 10 u"
Beard estate and owned and managed by Colohe W IL
Beard. have been withdrawn from the bnip'N
storage Warehouse Company. which was forme1 'hiee
years ago with +. B. Bartlett president. to con
soiidatc tie varehOusing interests OF the "a'or
front. Nearly all the large warehouse hrns Johcu the
new organization which in the nature OF t7i'''
and for time il was regarded more PI0n'apie
way of doing business. than under the cn'
throat competition previously engaged IN. bnt the
Beard warehouses did d large business. ana 1t was
found that the profits wee not commensurate a.
the smaller warehouses had Ia be carried along 10y lhe
larger ones.
The company leased the several Warehouses anu
raised the prices of storage. aud the owners q" '"e
warehouse, held stock in the company. But inc
profits have not been what wd> anticipated ana i'c
probability is that the Empire Na;ehou 81 CnhlhiuN
ili be dissolved retain contro ohly oi the hdrllt
stores. , -,
Colonel BEARD j. 81 .ousy i'll at his home aud the
management OF his property Interests are IN the had>
Of his secretary, Clarence y. Barrow. lie sdlo NeN
tcr1aV that me warehouses on the BcaN estate
would ne ged IL formerly. - II was iVlrNea NAV
greater piOtt would bc secured IN Thu, way tan III
he Emprs Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03

WAS Moi VI IINUIIiI VI hUFI'IU
Michael Timothy. thirty Year, OLD employed q, %
farmer ~ the County Am-h-u'". DO Nri'n'ld W''
found iu-cusiblc on 10" Moo" 4 ne - room 81 '''
,,p,.boi.o on saturday Afternoon. IT, Wa, unable -
,,,tc any statement and died carlv IN Wc'uc .di'
n,,rniug Al tlc ~mith nlruary. II V~ -upp"."l tt'i
he had clipped and fallen g. "a" no"r. =" irH p''
wa, suspected and the auiholiti, took 90" action n
the matter.
Coroner Wood however. decided To- hDh au Inquest
~ a matter 81 fp.m. lie dIr' .srrr4 Nh llm"th' IS
-kull had been fractured hi a bio" i''" h'uh' 200
etrrmcnt. 1t the aim house. au HN" with T."
dr,u- of dttei blood and oIl" itir "u u VT l' M.
"nru II wa- learned that TiWI'' hId L'i been '"'i
ib lain Pm'fcr. Whu ttaru To- ne AIN mouse a
wear ago on a charge of in-IuiiN. liu0"r NH i'uhd
n The amshou.e and WIS ARE '"d. IL" 'Npr sci
sururisr and decllrcd he hur" nothing REGARDING
Timoily's drlth. lie Viii ~ cA"fiincd on Monday
next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
MRS EEAcn. rHE >pIRiTrlLI>T. INSANE.

IL came out ;cst lav that NJ. arr't r. i},a "a
VT Twtnti,tn.rt. VITO testified for MADAME pl,s
ai the famous trial m thc Tomb, Court amt vho
been oadfa.t -pn,ua-t had been alIudgcd n.air and
va. a few DAYS ago taken 10 BloouinPdair Asylum.
Alfred T.. T. nch her husband has ol long time Thought
that t,. unfortunate mind Unbalanced and
a,d 80 PSI licly when Nj Bacn fortnight ago gave
an exhibition 81 "-pilt lctCr. similar - tho-' that
rarn for Iuth,r II; MARSH 81 20. n~.i-atoi Nalrn-
Dis Drnt. The physicians who made an r'rmlnauon
ia Mr. Hcarh's mental lion woe D. T. L-l;Ov
Satotlcc and Dr. j. Leonard corning. They pronounced
bfr To- be insane and suffering from haucnatione AID
dclusoa, IL would be interesting 10 know whether Mr.
Beach intends take any sips against the pstl"nt
-urltmongcr, who destroyed his domestic happiness.
but he would not see reporters last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
NEWARk.

CHARLES MISSIONER SEEN ~ Ro>EVlTLE.
Charles We,tavcr. booFkcep,r Tor the Domestic sew
Ing Machine Company. who DISAPPEARED iw" m'uth'
aco when II wa, found that thelc was shortage I
hi, accounts was seen The street ~ F'0cNiic %"
New Year Day by q pair0inan. Who ici'2hon'd Z"
hcadouar;crs to inquire II there was v"rfn for ms
arrest None had been issued ana ~ A'Ic-' vas ni"ir
companV and will be used a wines, AKA MT "U'T
Impicafcd in the robbery - ~ COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
Fresh TO-DAY
AND
Dry Tomorrow.

A complaint often made
about cakes and breads.
This peculiar dryness" is
caused by the ammonia or
alum in the baking powder.
The leavcning power of
Cleveland's Baking Powder
is produced by cream of tar
tar and soda only, and food
raised with it keeps moist
and fresh for days.
Cleveland's is the only
baking powder having this
quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
ELIZABETH.

COAL Gas KILLED THE BABY.
Theodore >chcrf. HI wife ana three year oid b"'
were overcome y coal gas from tier Michrh stove
on Thursday night. They were i"uhd Hh''"''l""'
and anparcnily dead yesterday morning. Dr. Ter
III, ,,.. urmn,cd and found that The c'Id past
rr',yc.y. hu after hard work be- -'v"d the lvc' ~
Tho father and mother. Mr, ~'h"r! Wa >hh pros
",cd in,t evening the knowledge Of her chd', death
proving a great shock {" her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
DINNER or rHE Klrrt ALPHA FRtTEENITT..

TN, annual dinner ~ the Kappa Alpha fI'"'nIN VIZ,
held last nicht al Dumon!coe III" fraternity i""h"''
IA 1872 luon COLLEGE, has no" TOUR '"'p'''a' ~
rattan Cornell Williams and Hobart. meeting 90 the
t,,t,. from tlr chapter, held Ia III" morning al
,, t.l.cv iIoL-. Sll~ H. Brown"n. Of the mon 'hap
Ter III ic a. tn" dinner. Among those present "'''
/ = Know l,on. 81 Troy l.. NJ Johnson W. = ""hlu
pr " l. Granr,r W. ". Clark D. }. Grain, {. IL
Johnson aud JIr. ~ VI. Ntin Oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Euttner examination before Justice O'l;cilly.
Amateur Athlete orion Board OF Managers, Lawyers
Club, =. III.
I'si Epsilon Club night No. 80 West totysecond ST..
p
Centennial Lodge, No. 7G3 F. and A. NJ. reception,
LcnoN Lyccum, y. NJ.
PuIitans. p. IN.
Columbia College ucstIcals. Berkeley Lyccum, 80
=. III.
Free lecture by Professor William II. Goodyear, Cooper
Union. : d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
Accidentally SHOT BY HIS FRIEND.

Christian Schuckle aged nineteen years on 24'
froste. was shot in the head and probably ia'"iN
injured last night b. Matthew Weiss az '"ehN''"o
yea, NJ 40. l3j EWen-,t >chucEle had gone u
woi,s.. home f., look At new shotgun. While sh"W
inr i. Weiss accidentally discharged the ein. >chuchie
ut.c,cd a cry ~ agony and fell 10 the floor Dlecolnc
srorn :; wound in the head. lie was remover 70 u"
Eastern District Hospital IN csitcal c"iult"" Inc
uolce took Weiss mo custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03

Colon DO Nov Port Said 81 Gibraltar Decv with %dse %
Ira Bnf.sy Vessel to master Arrived at tho Bar al
Fss' an s Johns fK ssE Il. Bar
Es:ss S s Co coS4
Steamer 1SmgS pa GIS acv CO..
steamer New orleans Bet. New'orleans uAy'' WIN
ana q Mar Mason New orleans with mdse to
STEAMER CITY French fer w"Ti.n ksy
with lumber 10 Louis BncE q S9' VA Charleston
asy with mdse and passengers VIM clyde co
steamer K 1 prF' ff pDRSndn s CO.
steamer city Atlanta. Dole. West POINT Va wiz" '
o sarS VIM cocrane Done Hamburg SO days with mase
Bss Aantc Wallace port SPAIN 10 days in ballast 10
II Trowbrdge's Sons go, ,, -. -,
Al city lslaud-wind light sw dcnae Jog.
Arrived yesterday
' Ss s Mpss Z; the aI PC u %h m'''
0s ssa a"S 9s 10 old IS Co. w
CLEARED.
e,oo,sr ,.,rha tnr, Mckay Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer I1naca Br,. Mitchell. Glasgow Henderson
Steamer schesvig GER steur GerTheo Ruger
tanner spaarniam cDtch Bouer, Rotterdam via BouoSne
SKINNER ~ Bretasnc (Fr Coricr Havre A Forget
steamer Lisbonenoe tBrl. kini' fara' Ferin"""'" CIV
Steamer r,acpha Chambers qsuayrn Puerto caO'l0
steamer Adrondsck (Br. sansom Portau Prince Port
IJmnn &c-P PIN EOrwVOd 4 &C. . =, Z vva,d
steamer Clcnfuegos. Cotton Ceniucsos @'-'as L ""'
steamer Trinidad (Br. Fraser. Hamilton Bermnda-A
OnterbrdRe & CO. ,,..to,. "a and Far.
steamer state OF Texas Williams BrunswIcS "a anu f''
naIdna { II Mallory d Co. - ., r,cksorrito
VIM L Ciyie b 90. ,,-oivo-
steamer Sacoochee. Smith. savannah Il Naik".-
Snrs Vurta tBr) ZwcIabank tpiil-C"rsteH Doe ,oA,
BARR I. NJ smith tBr. sarrItt. Port Natal 20 Alum"
Norton & sons. ,,ro
OWING to the fos there were no vessels sailed rom
this port to-day. $500.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
ouSESsrowy Jau Arrived steamer Nevada (Brl Sush
ug from New YORK her 10 Liverpool anu procecu
Jan l-sailed steamer Britannia (Br' DsViSo'' i'o"
Liverpool hence for Newiork . ~. ,cor,
H.llmor, from Now. York on hor way I" Bremen ,,.
UAMpuRG Jan Arrived steamer DANA c'er). barenus'
rom Eew.York. yors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
VISIT BY GERMAN poSTAL OFFICIALS.

:, S,ch.e and II. petzold, Of "a" German Posthi
scryice arrived here Washington yes'rfo'y "nu '
ON Postmaster Van CCtt, who showed uem mIout" '''
PCT Office They viii start trip OF hslctoh "''
IN he gone siN weeks viii far a. san flah'i'o
They CANE 70 the Tinted STATE, In connecuo' WIN '''
establishment Of postal service Oh the North German Ilo''
steamers which will 60 into operation on Aprh J. uhcN'
on.ething Unforeseen happens. One "eImSh anu one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
NEWS FROM NEW-,J ERSEl.
JERSEY CITY

HENRY EDWARDS sEXTENCED To STATE PRISON.
Henry Edwards. who pleaded guilty t. charge OF
having robbed j. +. Hamilton. OF spokane, Na-h.. Oh
a valisc containing $50 600. sent need ~ tn '"nr
Of sessions Yesterday e. sever years ~ STAG PRISON
The robbery took place in tn PENNSYLVANIA haHou
drpot on November 80 Last while Mr. llduiif"n Wa>
en- ronc for spokane. III, property has b'"' rcc'N
.rpd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
ruDrr cgaRGES or FELONIOTS ASSAULT.

lain Co!ran the butcher VINO ran mn"'" VITA .
,,.,,, kuif. in :, venthaVr. Ihnrsday ana aIaNF1
several persons with his knife wa taFn 10 Jefferson
u.,vDt court Yesterday by On"cf Il'v. Goldman hai
.otirly recovered from his 81 q INSANITY ihr'e 'o"'
.t q, foloulous assault made against him " Louis
,.' ,,.c, veors old OF 40 80 West Twenty +ighh-
=, ,,,o va. stabbed tne lcit bR Charles Dawson.
~ "a o2i West IN 0ndst. and Henry Hamilton
- IN on, VS., sixty Hrst-st Coiinan pleaded not gnt
W , rarre and held FOR trial in default OF $1,000
LIT Zach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
orr,crrs or THE xIcaGscopIcAL SOCIETY.

The regular annual meeting Of III" New.fork Mrio
soo,c,l Snclcty va, h1d at No. 60 Madlson-ave last
nioh. , number Of papers on scientific snblects were
read following officers wer" elected Tor 'hc 'o"ns
a. r,..,dcnt T. H. Dudley: yicc-prcsIdcnt J. -
Nat, recording secretary Bashford Dean cO'rsDondne
ccre,a.v T. l.. Zal rlske treasurer Charles 8 Shut1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
WEs1ruESrER rnINTY.

MOUNT NEEHON.-1hc new oihc.ir Of l"rn@""rih
Post Grand \rriv of the Ecpnhlr. were m-tlild "a
the hall ~ the pot lat night. i"Hraic FRANK clark
il The new COMMANDER Ui The posi-.
POETIC HE-TER.-A. l.. Thomas has resigned Boz,
nl,cc - rrincunI Of Tnlpn Free school - take elect
Jauuary g. Nr. Thomas c0r, - New luH"n, where Hc
viii be- connected with the management 0i the Il"-arth
IuI,uc~s College
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
TILE Llr1Le nrxco erElREa 70 BIZ >Hrr ~

ttt. l,dr.- tlo tel. 'clr.od sitl who has been r'b
,.. l,H. children 100 o.,ut ave. o money given u'W '
~ ,,. ,.,,,, ,t ~t.,ul sessions 70 the t1taol.c
r.,,.t,., Ii1tic stole money from IUH" ''io'' '"''
Lent May Ca,anseh Johnnie k"iNin hd many "'H'I''
sh :, in ldc,, p,ctpo Nct and Wis hunc' %'''r'r '
i,tc Fcfuin foi =" -" promised bc''' "" I'D '",'
r. COLL Win a ltt., basket rh" begged " c' a. 'h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS 1T THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AVENUE-Judgc George F. Danforth. OF Roch'
ester; exCongressnan John II. Camp Of LYONS, " ".
Il. Sckncy, OF the Clscaco st. Paul and Kansas
CITY Railway Cobpanv. MURRAY HITIl-Prcsidc
Charles H. Adams. Of Cornell University. and senator
Gilbert A. Dcane Of Cor1kc. ~ Y. PARK AVENUE
- shop George f. seymour. OF Springfield, ILL., VIC
TORIA-(ialusha \. Grow. Of Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
VIZ NLCnLL REGIES WORN.

De- Iancry Nicoll started in yesterday to get clear
Id,a OF the state 81 thing, Ia the DSnctNlt"ln'N >
oo,r IT.. hat his chief clerk, Mr.. Mck'nna. ana the
,-,taut clerks search through the pigeon ho'' ana vet
at, al the Indictment, pending list of thr~" viii be
adj. -o that Mr. Ncoll will find out Just what he has
.snr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03

American clerk will every vessel 70 assert the mall
This arrangement will hasten the delivery OF nan seVern
hours In many instances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
OTTGO[Nff STE 4 NERS.
TO-DAY
wknNE,pAr. IN :
AnnouncenrnA

Arr Yov 1RorRfrp Win RoUGRNYss OF THE
yKINl Sc Conc's Bcnzon Cosmtuc soap. Sod
I r4trywherr. Is cents a cake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03

1.-THE Lisbig CompapyS Extract was Of the choicest q"
-Pagr 80. Vol. |.
''Ieb2 aud meat soup. hal TO prepared in sn0c 20:
quantities 10 rye out cupuls TO each weakened Ac
staggered in."-Pagc 80. Vol. l.
"Onr iladi managed 10 crawl near my tent. lie
was At borne rr and laid within few inches
TO- addition Of pint of hot broth mad from
the Iirbg (ompan,'s Extract of Meat We restored
him to hi, senses -NO. -, Page JS.
one pound OF this Extract Of Beef equal to 40 pounds OF
lean beef OF the value OF $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03

For Boyuton's celebrated furnaces. hot water
ses,.rs baltimore hssters and ranges, 20 70 ns
ROY Mos FURNACE Co. 2U7 and 200 WatersI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
tn STRAIGHTEN OCT TANGLES
BASEBALL MEN TO MEET AGAIY-wARD AM
THE new YORK CLUB.

| Baseball MEN TO MEET AGhIN-WARD AND
THE new YORK CLUB.
! meeting viii he held in III, city within The next
! ten day when Il /, expected all The remaining base
tall tanelcs will be wiped ont No players VIII be 'e
cured until after that meeting. will any schedules
or arrangements next season be made nn'Il theh
The American Association seems confident that II
| viii he enabled 10 establish clubs in Eo'ion ana
Chicago. Certain National League officials Intimate
that A>>ociaton teams VIII be established IN clthcF
! city. Thcy say Milwaukee NAV take Iol'do' pla''
in the West aud that Rochester will retain III meHDc'
| ship OF that the franchise Will be transferred 10
} Buffalo instead of Boston.
| The sporting Times" viii intimate to morrow edl-
torialy that John NJ Ward. the leader Of the lost base
IAN ,l.c may av on the New York club next season.
The .i:rm,c +, timely and correct for the rc'ighS "i
Ward ha, already been seriously considered hN inc
snrhl oIrr5 81 IT." local club Ward h~ been a''leeu
In about every club in the country except the rev
York team where he will probably play. In caHc
Ward i, secured il will not be az a short stop but
g.. a third ha~omau Ward has played that place
recpla,ly but with practice lie can I'LL II
with move satisfaction than whitney or oven DehnS
lie j, far superior 10 either of those players a. Il
lat MAJ ard ba Glasscock Will cover shoe
stop. his regular position. win '"nnor nr'' u.s',
Richardson second ba~c GlasScock short stop ana "a
third ba-. the local club will probably have the
strongest inhcd ever seen in a team
Whistler ha- been signed 10y thc local club for N2ooo
and There Is q ehJu'c that he may cover hr~t DaSe
r.,nlltl, for She team. NJ. lay avs that he """"
Ike T., have Roger Couuor Resume old place AZ hiNt
l., hu that I'm ease Couuor doc, not dc>lr' T. return
Whistler VIII De- adj" 10 III tine plac" acr"pt"bN'
whistler, record last season was wond' one
Tic. llu,-- that troublr existed among the stock
Lo.l~ of tIo local club over securing charter ~"
unf at.a. II is pos Die. however that charter may
he secuted u Wv jersey Instead of 30 N"r f"r S'1t
Che ii..Drr- club secured Sew Jersey charter ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03

MRs MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP
ned toE OYER FIFTY LIENS p Nl+ IEnfE
ISG with PERFECr SUCCESS l. SooTHES no
CHAp9 s9EyTESES5 1 Re G and ~ stss fSmety i
ri ki.REOTA Sold by pIuFe,:S in every Part OF tao
world. Tventynye cents . bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
HENRY A DANIELS. N. d,

80 WEST SJTu-Sr.
oix.a,.. Of TO Nervous Svacm Genito Urinary organs
I'm potence snd S,erlity. Hours s 10 /. 20 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03

The Leader the best water cracker in tho
sorid- utt geuou- rho.Ihautt uo vast or SODA
,or.lful lti,f,r un o. >>ir HEALTH FOOD 80.
~ llth.aN". ana an eloc'l,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03

Persons whose occupatlon gives bat little rXcr
t,n arc Victims ~ to-pd l,"r and constipation Cater
mn, Til,f PM VIII relieve yoI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAN
FOREIGN POETS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY,


eaaio rremen.........D Dec 50 .......NG Lsord
'..scorne lvre ....... Dec IT,. French Trans
MoNDll. JAS. ,.
CITY OF wa.hngto Havara........Jan In Ou0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
Silver Coinage

il discussed im :,n Extra entitled "a
Wear of Erpublicnnism," by Senator
Vim. u. stewart. in AN elaborate
argument IN favor OF unlimited coin.
age, and by WIZ. ". GrOsvemOr in re.
ply. O;hcr contents: A Review of
lEarri.Om's FIRST year: "HOW 20 Win
Fortune" by Carnegie and Wimau:
"Alaska seal Fisheries" BY l.. E. o.,
ana The southern Question" nv
Cable and TOUrgcc. ~ large pages.
2j cents "a copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03

Tn separate form. 81 pages, paper
covers; Tribune imprint, and includ.
iuv full text Of cic Administrative
bill. 10 cents "a copy. Old and new
rates compared.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-07-03
BAD THOUHT5.

Bad thoughts, IL cherished, blight
virtue. dcs roy purity and un lermlua
tho stabiest foundations of character.
They arc like rot in timber like rust
In iron. They eat into tue man. And
when the process has gone on for a
while and there comes tue stress OF
an outward temptation, down they GU
into mass Of ruins! Ships GO out
to sea, all bright with fresh paint,
their sails all spread and streamers
all flying, and never reach port, Whyf
They met storm and went down,
because they were rotten. Under the
paint was decay
Just so bad thoughts, vile, impure,
thoughts and imtginstions rot The
manly osk Of character, rust tho iron
OF principle, slacken all the stays OF
virtue, and loave the m IN, or WON, IN,
TO the violence OF temptation. with no
interior OF reserve power to Withstand
the shock. Bad thoughts, fed and
fattened, are tho bottom vic, of so
ciety.
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Curious Timekeepe~s.

In European museum there IL O
very rare clock lamp in which tho
passage of time is shown by The low
ering of the oil in a graduated glass
reservoir as the lamp burr 8.
Chinese doctors mark off the In ct.
walls at which medicine Is TO he TAX en-
by bending an incense stick, liShs.
ing 1t and telling the patient to take
the medicine when I'll, fro reaches
the bend.
A queer clock is a cocoanut shell.
pierced with small hole. This ..is
fl 1ated on water aud sinks In a stat
ed time, perhaps an hour. This IL
used by the malays. In India q
copper bowl takes the place of cJs
coanut.
We read of sun diaIs in anoieut
writings. Unieuerei peoples seem
to havs taken advantage OF tue sun,
moon and stars To make their crude
divisions OF the day and nigut. II is
remarkable how closely the field
hand can hit noon by the SUD.
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THEINTELLlcENCER
FRIDAY, JUNE 26. 1891.
A. LITTLE WOMAN.

Perhaps you never knew her. She
Was only known TO those who lore her
And still revere her mep1ory- D
Puie as the stars that shine above her.
By Gods strange providence bereft
VI father, mother, sisters, brothers,
Ard homless. friend ess, joyless left,
She freely gave Der life for others.
IL grief she had aba corld not tell
We dared not ssk. we never knew il;
Tier heart was like q hidden we'll.
Deep, sealed. and only God saw through 1t.
On errands sweet with mercy swift
She moved her face ofjpy the token;
Her willing hands the weight would lift
From many heart desparing broken.
In veal and woe, in calm or storm;
Smiling she ,rod the path Of duty;
Not beau tiful Ia face aud form,
For in her life was all the beauty.
Did any weep7 She wept with theui
Did any fail2 She comfort gave them;
And when The whole world would condemn
She stretched woe ans hand 10 save
them.
And many q sweet God bless heri' came
From the tender touch m ,de human,
Aud lips all trembling, breaIhed her name,
And said God bless that little woman
IF. L STANTON,