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New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
"A
Wonderful
WhiirI." "

,t. ,ras .ho odd expression Of quaint old gentleman
,rho dronped in to see yesterday. The remark "
o.cosioned by a confusion OF goods owing 10 healy
aoy,. trade: in fact since we have been aoVer.r,7 %
az, ,rS AT SIX DOLLARS, PANTS AT THRILL D
ans AND VESTS Al ONE DOLLAR our s"''
h,o had 10 work far into the night TO get things III ~
,r the next day. And this proves we were hoS Ii' ~ ~.
in selling a few hundred garments az HALf-fhlO. ~ ~
,gur,oso NJ attracting attention TO cur lMMENo" VIZ"
EHAI SPRING STOCK. SO successful mas e"o oNP.i'
mont been We shall continue for TO-DAY our VerJ
he sale Of COATS All SIX DOLLARS rHNhH a.
ruEEE DOLLARS AND VESTS AT ONE DoLhAn ~
Remember these BEAUTIFUL GOODS are sofa Al iiiH
rosr or THE MATERIALS, and only Tor % tne II r'"Son @
mentioned and that they POSITIVELY OANN0h - DE-
IMPLICATED IN ANY OTHER SIOHE lN Wv"
work FOR DOUBLE THE MONEY. You can ouy d
SINGLE ,jAkMNT If you wish, but when thcse CONi
AT SIX DOf,LAKS PANTS AT THREE DOLbAho
AND VFSyrS AT ONE DOLLAR are combined III A oO -
Won are having exactly TEN DOLLARS for "hat wouiu
os, Won ordinarily TWENTY DOLLARS II bought ot
rs and which UNDER 80 CIRCUMSTANCES, CoOLD
yOr BlJY ELSEWHERE FOR LESS IHAN I"EN
DOrAKSl Would IL DC wise for you TO look NJ ehcse
suptI,B TWENTY DOLLAR SUITS whlch we arc
SELLING AT TEN DOLLARS before losing hNbp ~
youu MONEY BECAUSE YOU DID MOI COME ~
SIZE US7 Bear in mind we GUARANTEED these ELf''
c,xr GOODS TO be ALL-WOOL, and IL they prove 10
D., otberwiso than EXACTLY AS REPRLSENIfD VIC
,eul REFUND THE MONEY. II you Won' IbN-
DorLAR SPRING OVERCOAr, here arc some YOU can
bave ot FIVE DOLLARS.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
,,rpn1cr IN MIR. CoCHEU's CASE.

rb. court martial of Past Commander rnon
rocheu. of Abel Smith Post No 49, wcH mas
nending for six months was closed cary r
morning. The charges against Captain Cocncu
numerous The specifications were tIag n' .nis no
~ the post and in addition to TINS nc
'uu' ,~aS 90 bavinr caused scandalous circulars
y, s'1 Ne issped rejecting on Commander simmons ana
.S ,Se post and finally that cochens con- n
Suct at the encampments had been snDversnso %
ooS order and military discipline and ungentlenahy
The charges of dishonesty made against MN Moso @
punged from the record by the order Oh tIo The
Which Major Noah II. Tibbitts Is presldehV' 49,
- isspinc scandaous circulars and I'M
nop Conduct at the post meetings were T dT Vent
Popod A. fhe close of the arguments the Iioht
s! ~, oxccnfive session and 1t was nearly ua9
When verdict reached which De5re T % beSs pro-
the state Department ne Several DAYS before
fle result will be made pupHc'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
rRrryD SAYS IT IS A CONSPIRACY.

John C. Frcund manager Of The M1slc Iraue' was
ued at the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
10 answer a charge Of grand larceny III haV'hs up
pr9pratcd 81 600 TO his own use. Ihe coiiP"'"a'iV
was j. Travis Qulcg, who was formerly a'socNcu VIII
Freund in the mahaccmeot OF The American Mlao"n'
which ceased to exist in December last Vuiss SaYS
that Freund about that time obtained the SI'oOo III
ouostion from William Steinway, the welihnoWh piano
,ao by declaring that The money was needed Tor the
paper and gave 100 of his own shares as collateral
Ouigc saws that not cent of the money was USED
in the interest of the paper and Frcund on the other
hand declares that he did use the money Tor inc
paper and that his arrest scheme TO prevent nm
from issuing his paper yesterday. Benno Loewy ap-
pcarcd in his behalf and demanded an immediate ex-
animation TIE complainant, however, was not
ready and the case adjourned until May =. "Sil
yer Dollar" smith offered himself as bonGsman for
Freund i'm II OOO but Justice Meade refused to accept
him. saying that he had no real estate Another bonus
man was procured, however. ana fleund was TitaScu
The Musician was managed by ,oulgg' VINO was a..
unable tO make il pay. ana Freund was piaceu III
charge Quigg charges that Frcund ruined the paper
bv his eXtrsvarant living. drawing 5000 year,
while Freuud says that Quigg was sllnpN jealous Oi
linn. FIcund denounced his arrest a. an 0utraSe.
II was made at o'clock in the afternoon, Wheh inc
courts were closed, and it prevented him from having
his paper published.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
pEsrILEyCE BREEDING ESsEx-ST.

The Grand Jury made the following prcscntmcnt In
the Court of General Sessions yesterday Judge MARITIME
presiding:
The Grand Jury respectfully report that they lave
visited the City Prison in Centre ST., the House Of De
tentlon in Mulberry St, the Ludlow street Jail and
Essex Market Prison The House of Detention IN the
mems department is not clcanlN a. IL Should b.,
and the air not pure in the city Prison. Bctter
quarters should be provided for those whose misfortune
it has been 10 witness crime. Who are moi able 10
procure bail for their appearance at time OF trial.
Essex Market Prison. in the rear Of Ludlow street Jail,
is disgrace to tie city in it, present condition. The
OdOrS sickcGnG, and while this may 20 certain
extent be accounted 70: BY the garments OF the pl>
Oners. OF the opinion that Is traceable more
especially TO bad drainage. Ii is not proper place Of
confinement for any human being. matter how de-
graded This matter demands The immediate att-u-
ton Of the proper authorities.
The Grand Jury would report further that on the
day they visited Essex Market Prison they found
ESseX-st., between Grand and East Broadway. in
filthy condition. II was on warm day and between
the Of l and D. IN. Filth II the most siclen-
ing kind had been shOVcled III heaps and there
no signs OF carng 1t had been left 10 spread
Itself A. pa sing vehicles disturbed il. Barrels in
Vulnerable encountered the sidewalk. filed - overflow
ing with garbage, breeding pestilental OdOrS and
the frc-cscapcS on the buildings were encountered q
such an extent to Interfere with their fice in
case Of FIRE The attention OF the police should bc
called TO this misuse Of hc-preservers. The Grand
Jury hope that these Sugge lions may meet the ap-
prova Of the court and that the evils complained Of
be referred TO the proper authorities.
EDWARD GRIFFIN, Foreman.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The city is securing additional water supply 10
Me amount OF o,5oO,OOO gallons daily from the new
amecO Park pumping station
Marcus Weed has been made principal of Public
School No 90 10 succeed ". L. Fitzgbbon, who was
recently transferred 20 No. 80 Mr. Weed is teacher
Of experience. and acting principal Of school
No. %.
Hugh c. Miller. who IS charged with starting fires
at night in the downtown part Of the city, in
acted by the Grand Jury yesterday for arson In the
first degree in setting fire TO the houses Of Joseph ~
West at No. 100 Bridge-st, and Of Emil Witmer, at
No. l31 BF.dgest., on March 2l.
Charles schef pleaded guilty in the Court Of ses-
lions yesterday 70 stealing cashrcgistcr, but he de
aied when Judge Moore asked him If lie had been
hired to Kill or MAIN OverfOl, the oolored policeman,
recently reported.
Arthur j. Conway cashier in the Arrears Office has
been appointed deputy registrar In place Of Colonel
w. W. Cole, who died recently while holding the Office.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
np poruwr11;s CONDITION WORSE.

The Rev. Dr. George W. Boutwell, who lies at the
Brooklyn Hospital with cork in his left bronchus. was
reported to be worse last evening ana IL was greatly
feared that pneumonia would set in No operation
was attempted yesterday the physicians who were
hopinc :, do something relieve the Doctor were OF the
opnion that ho was weak to continue the operation
nf exsection Of the ribs which barely started on
"Wednesday.
Dr. Bothwelps pulse somewhat more rapid yes
te;day and tempeiotu 70 lo4 Ihere were s'c
indications mental waIlring The Doctor IaF part oi
the time I'm a sem.cOnatose condition one physician
last evening expressed grave eas that the Doctor would
not live through the night Another thought he might
i've q week with the cork unicmovcd. II he rllles
sufficiently TO warrant another operation il Will be under
faka
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
HOME NE WS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

PONY races at Meadow Brook, L. l.. 80 p m.
College OF the City NewYork athletic games Berkeley
Oval, 80 p m.
Allegory OF the War and Song" for the oehehV oi
Grant Monument Fund Madison Square Garden evening
schoomasters Club reception, No 90 Lafayette Place
p. -
Staten Island-Lehgh University lacrosse match West
New-Brighton, p. m.
Tarrytown Board OF Trustees ?. m.
University OF Pennsylvania Mask and Wig Club enter
tanment Academy OF Music, p. m.
Gilmore's concert, 22d Regiment Armory, p. M
Music in Central Park by 9Th Regiment Band, p m
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
pr1,rER PAY FOR BRIDGE EMPLOYEES.

The committee of the Bridge Trustees appoi''eu ~
.onsider the salaries OF the heads OF the depar'o"
of the Bridge has decided to recomineiu I1' "S
of the salary OF c. c. Martin chel e.s'i'e
e'ro,ir,endent. from $4,000 to $1,000; of the super
s.rdopt NJ tolls Mr. Van Keuren, from S2'4oo u
60 150. Of General Assistant Kingsley from S2'4oo
10 So. $50. of Master Mechanic Crane from q-ooo
to so.25O of superintendent of Repairs CasSoh .roin
Al 400 10 ~ 300 and OF the engineer Mr. IIalt tT
sp1 200 10 "a 600 The salaries of number OF Quiet
smnIoyes will also be increased by the committee, anu
thH entire matter will come before the May neUE 1
Ing of the Trustees for action INC pay o po'o anu
Conductors was recently increased
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
BUILDING 4 BRIDGE At SAN DOMINGO

Nathaniel Mckay sails today in the steamer
Saginaw for san Domingo. He is president Of a COM
pany that is building an iron bridge the Ozama
River at san Domingo City. The company has
concession from The Government OF san Domingo to
build the bridge and run it for thirty years and pay
the city 10 per cent Of the net revenue for the
privilege Of the river. The investment Is one Of the
best ever granted 10y that Government to any com
panv. Mr.. Mckay has an American flag always
will continue to 1y the stars and Stripes over the
American structure. Mr.. Mckay takes with him
its opening, which Will take place on his arrival
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
THE TROLLEY SYSTEM IN SEVENTH. AVE.

Residents Of Seventh-ave., where President Richard
son. of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company is seek
ing to introduce the trolley system, propose to hold
public meeting to protest against the matter, and will
be present al the hearing before the state Railroad
Commission next week, TO be hear; in opposition
Many Of the prominent property say that IL will
sacrifice of tho best residence streets i'll the city TO
give 10 The posts and wires of the new system
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

Our light suit stock is at acting
marked attention. Men who always
wore custom clothes are finding salts
faction in the fact that they can step
into one of our rightly made suits and
be as well dressed as ever they were at
much less expense. Business suits in
ample variety of neat patterns of Cassi-
mere, Worsted, Serge or Cheviot, SIG
to S25
Thin summer garments are accessible
if needed, including outing" clothes
of all sorts, Underwear, Hats and Shoes
for man or boy.
A display of "Oxford" and "Zephyrn
shirts at sl.OO, $50 and 50 is feature
Of this weeks trade.
FEW DESIRABLE OFFICES FOR RENT IN
OUR wARREN-ST. BUILDING.
ROGERS, PEET d CO
pe1AnW, TnnEE y pH1os t1c:,
STORES. )32dsI
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
The United States
Official Investigation of
Baking Powders
ShowsRoyalBaklnggPowder
Superior to all Others

and John II. Delaney has been made cashier. Mr'
Conways salary Is advanced from $500 10 S3'Ooo'
The dry goods firm of Lehman Brothers o"ineS
was dissolved yesterday by mutual consent. ColoheI
John F. Owings retiring and his interest being pn:-
chased by his partners, Louis and Herman Leonanh'
The date Of the services at the Martyrs TOMB IN
Fort Greene Park has been changed from Decoration
Day TO June IT. the date of the battle Of Bunker HE'LL
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
WILL GAS COMPANIES IGNORE THE LAwI

Although the law provides that gas in cities OF
400 600 inhabitants shall not cost than 81 % for
each 600 cubic feet after May l. it is question
whether the residents of Brooklyn will get for less
Than 81 so without test in the courts In 1890
a hin was passed reducing the price Of gas to 81 so,
but in revising the state statutes law reenacted
which provided that the price of gas in cities of
100000 population and should not exceed 81 25.
This the gas companies say, clerical error, and
bill was before the Legislature to repeal it, but failed
of passage,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
HE WAS srAggED BY AN ITALIAN.

Jemes Carpenter an Italian, who has gwen hii'seh
that name and who lives il. tenement house at 40
s6 Raymond-st., arraigned before Ponce Jusuce
Kenna Yesterday upon charge OF stabbing Joseph
Price, who lives in the same house carpenter -
shoemaker and Price peddles vegetables for hVn8'
IN rlursdav evening Mrs Price went down TO the
front soop of the house at late hour and she as
serts that Carpenter made Insulting remark to her
She told her husband when he reached home ana ne ne
20 eei1e him Carpenter drew a knife and stabbed MN
scvcraI times dangerous wound was caused in tile
left breast.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
HlRSHKlND g. co.,
39s AND 3gs BROADWAY,
COR. wALKER-ST
ALL BLUE SIGNS.
OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 O'CLOOh.
~ With ase to nash .evons Arrived at the Bar at s41

~ with mdse Busk JevOns Arrived at the Bar at $40
m,eamer m Managua tNor) Daneson Montego Bay &C. with
to- Kerr CO. Arryed i a. INA D1p pheo M 40 davs VIA
Curacao Iagayra with mdse ana passengers 10 Boao'
Bliss d Dalc Arrived at the Bar at lSO n ,oo an,
Steamer Sanigo' ,d rrs 10 las = ward q Co Ar
Nassau win nnsc any y, paSS'"H'i''o - " " ~
rs steamer Sceto span Lairinaga. April 20 with
snpai 70 Ccbros Co Arrived at the Bar at ~ 3Oih
Steamer Leona wider. Galveston days with mdse anu
amer EScSlsior Higgins days. with mdse
oS D CITY Of Savannah Googns Savannah days. with
mtIsc and messengers r J. Walker. ,,
m. 9ssS W% wa N
Steamer city OF Atlanta Dole WeSt f0n'' va VIII" "O'0
ant nya"Gose waIEer Newport Norfolk
"s Steamer EcahOra Portland with md'e to HOra0
Steamer Amos Barstow. Corwin Providence.
sUNsET-wind at sandy Hook, moderate NJ ha1y
Al CITY lsland-ligIt, NV; smoky
staamer 1-n,pria (r Mckay Liverpool via Queenstown
NsTe9m eGndr nska BE- Murray Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Cnfc tBrI Roberts, Liverpool J Bruce smay
scamer Creassia trj iiciderwick: Gasgow-Henderson
Steamer wieand Ger, Karowa, HamburgCR Cortls &
steamer standard Ger. langen, liatDurg
Steamer Maaslam (Dtch). Potter Rotterdam via Boulosne
Steamer f Bpcasne (r) Collier HavreA Forget
Steamer Prnz Wllcm II LDtchl sr3lnk' Amsterdam via
anyswth ,r Jo0s' d%@pS0g% na eess IS Co.
Steamer Burncy (Br). Hanslp. WindwaFd ls@nds--A
Steamer iSndo B Clnkskel Kingston. GreyOwn &c
Williams & Rankin. - 49, O. ,oh,, DID ac
y d + 4 Ss co. - , ,-,..,. Go cbrts,ol,
Steamer RIO GTan1e COnn0r bTnnSWlCh uh anu IVlhnh"
na-C Mallory &c Co. e..-,..... an, ,ocpeorv,lo--
Sim Sappht1e (r Murray stockholmJ " Parker q CO.
Sinh q blanchard (NOrj. Zacharasen. Nordenhamn-
Brnlam & Boyeson >, .,o,.,,. AusYa1lar G.
>tocoa.ar Eunch Fdya
e Co.
Steamers France for London Robinia, Guy OF 1 pais
Colon: burnley Wirdwarl Islands; city OF BifmtnghaB
savannah. Iroqiois Jacksonville; RUSSIA, Philadelphia
Ship T. g Blanchard, for Nordenhamm
Also sailed. via Long Islanu sound
Steamer Raveusheugh for st John. NIB.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
SOUTHAMPTON. May SAILED steamer Elbe (Ger) Ihaen
horst n ON Bremen hence for New YORK. ~ a.,
DUNDEE May l-Sailed, steamer Crltc (Brl Da'es' luz
LIZARD May Passed steamer Friesland Bels. Randle,
from New York on her way to Antwerp. - -. ~.
A3rl Passed steamer Spain lBr, Grilths from Now
York on her way 10 lonion. .. ,,,oo,, vrors
BRow HEAD. May / Passed. steamer Mineola' Evans
from New YORK her way TO Bristol -. -,
Hull May ARRIVED. steamer Martello (Brb hea' from
| New York. no.,
/ for New YORK r,.o ,co-,
BREMERHAVEN, May l-ArrlNed steamer Ir'No N"ei'
Bussus. from New. York. 49, N, ~.
isnoy April 3U-Arrived steamers Bessaraba (Br) Mar
TN, and Birinania (Itall, from New York.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
MrSyc IN cEyrRl1 PARK TO-DAY.

There will be concert the Mall In Central Park
at O'Clock this afternoon by Cappl's 9Th Regiment
band. The programme will consist Of ten numbers
Among the selections are D BallO' overture. Sull
van: " Hungarian RhapsOde7 No. g. List. and the
LarchettO from the second symphony, Beethoven.
solos for cOrnet and piccoO will be played by WatT
Rogers and VI. pellacanl.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

THE WANT MICHAEL COLEM4N RE4PPOINIED
\ widely signed petition for the reappointment OF
President Michael Coleman, Of the Tax 'ohmlssioh'
has been circulated in wall Street The petition speaks
Of Mr. Coleman's many years Of valuable SERVICE
his ability and character. Some OF the sighers Ill
their order Of signature John ~ stewart pres
dent OF the United States Trust Company cx-Mayor
A. = Hewitt, Frederick d. Tappcn president ol uio
Gallatn National Bank; c. " Bliss, jacob d. YER
milye, president of the Merchants Natlohai bahh'
Morris X. Jcsup Charles : smith, president Oh the
Chamber Of Commerce, Charles Lanler August bei-
mont, Henry W. Cannon, president Of the Chaso
National Bank; John H. Inman, J. Edward simmons,
president Of the Fourth National Bank Geheral sauei
Thomas, Charles A. Dana, Jesse seligmah' fToy IL.
Pyne. president OF the CITY National Bank D. hoou
Wright j. f. Cannon, vice-president OF the fourth
National Bank; Richard King General LOUIS flH-
gerald president OF the Mercantile Trust George T.
Baker, president OF the First National Bank; H. u
FahhestOck, vice president Of the First Natonal bah
fu%dIu hlng, president OF the Union trust ' -
? fhrchld, eX-Secetary of the Treasury JOIN H.
hhOA president Of the National Bank Of the hepaOno,
banh Emnnd ID. Randolph, president OF the III LII.
uhcltal BANK; John r. Agnew, samuel sloan ce DeMn
y. nays, Evan Thomas, president OF the fr9uuvo 3
T.A'nlneS' r H. COudert, Chauncey NJ Depew, llcnts
-, nluc' president Of the Equitable LIE lhsui
company hoadly, Lauterbach Il johnson; W. IL
, s ana r. A. Perkins, Ir., president Oh u'c I'M
Ihere are petitions being sent among the dry goods
appointment
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
FOR EMPLOYING LITTLE CHILDREN.

George Mclean manager OF the Grand Theatre,
Brooklyn, was prisoner in Justice Goettings Ponce
Court yesterday, charged by Herman Meyers. an
officer for the Prevention Of Cruelty Children, with
permitting Henry Marten and his three children. BIZ
cycle riders TO perform az the theatre Mr.. Martell
was also arrested and the examination was adjourned.
The children are eleven, nine and six years old.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

GETTING LAND FOR a NEW MOINl-A1 -
In the United States Court yesterday Judgment by
tefart was given in favor Of the Government In the
proceedings to secure the appointment of commission
10 condemn the lands adjoining Fort Hamilton, owned
nv the Dyker Land and Improvement Company ana
wanted by the Government as site for ne" mortar
battery 20 protect the approaches 10 the harbor Inc
covarnnent offered $4,000 an acre for sixty acres,
bpt this was declined. The question Of the title OF
tbc town of NewU Utrecht TO the shore front OF the
nroperiy on Gravesend Bay will come up for considei
lion on Monday
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE GRIP MADE HIM INSANE.
nCKAEL MASTERSoN KILLS HIMSELF BY
JUMPING THROUGH THIRDsToRY
WINDOW.

WINDOW.
Michael Masterson prominent Democratic poll
dcian who occupied handsome house with MS
amily at No. A Pennst., committed suicide yestcr
iay by jumping from the thrdstory wndow Oh niS
home TO the street. At the time he commltVeu V Vnv
Iced he was partly delirous from the grip, from "
ne had been sick for two weeks. In making the ieap
he did not wait 10 raise the window sash, but punscu
headong through the glass; carrying two large p"iN'
with him. a. l., .ha
The sudden crash. followed by a heavy thuo III inc
.reaway attracted the attention OF inc irIi' -
On reaching the street were horrifed 10 see ' ora,
,on living there uncon scious in pool OF oloou'
Ls,eons ,vere hastily summoned and call was aoo i
tent ont 10 81 Cathernes Hospital. pon p,od md he
ton Il was found that his skull "as NJ Wasterson was
died before reaching the hospital. slr: factor in
Sorty six wears old and an important Sxineteenth
shaping the Democratic p4ItTs @ ss o alone in his room
when he Jumped to his DEATH Coroner A'nuS''
hold an inquest
HE SAYS SHE MADE HIM LOSE HIS fLAono A,n 600
The sut of Rudolph orTgoni 10 reco,oi r 70 rIo,.
damages for libel from Mrs Emma % no. -, yorl,
,psh the wife of DR.. Sumner a. Masoh' u - - ~
ras beforo the City Court yesterday on o, ~.
oa,n q, order for the examination OF Mrs. M"Soi "
fore the trial The motion was deneo nv ~ n
"s, ,ros contained In a letter written 10 1hV"a'
navard when he was Secretary of Sta'e' OlrlsoNl -
Iocrctary of the United states Consulate a' 80 80 n,
1857 lie accuses Mrs. Mason OF haVIne ~ 60
dismissal from the place by writing ie''V' thot
,arv Bayard charging that he had told DI naso" ,.
NJ wife had designs on life and was intimate WIFI
q young Italian. .. .,o ,sc.me friendly
r,b OrrronI she fell leir to large fortune ana on e
wanted 10 borrow money without security e
cented her letters and sent her commuhioioNo 1
-, acoinst her These she sent to secretary
,ad With statement of the case She sayS ioS sne
cteS in good faith, that the letter va ~ stae
Standardization and that suit Is stopped Oy u1
of limitations. ,.. ho,o had some difficulties.
Dr. Mason and his wife r nave 81 nsT confSs ~: an
Some time ago ne accuSeu Hei VI '
insane ASYLUM abroad.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
DR. pARKHURsr PRESIDENT NOW.

The Rev. DR.. Charles II. Parhurst has been elected
president of the Society for the Prevention Of Crime 10
Eli the place of the Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby who re-
Gently died.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
WEDNESDAY,. MAY 6
SHIPPING -NEWS.

PORT oFSEwYoRk Rk...............FRTDAY MAYl 1891
ARRIVED.
Steamer RhynaUd lBelz. Weyer Aniwerp Anrll IA with
and passengers 10 Peter Wright Sons Arrived AZ the
Bar Al ! am.
STEAMER I'm Brl. Thomas Medlterranea, ror,. ,,.
Gibraltar April ~ with mdse H!rzel Feliman Co ve.
sci 10 MUSTER. Arrived atthe Bar al < y m. ~ "
stc1me CAaucer tBr AsGew Io Jane.ro Apri 5st LUCIA
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
Sun Sets 653 Moon 2:O6 Moons age %
HIGH WATER
AN-Sandy Hook. l27 GOV Island Las Hell Gate 3:4l
T. W-sandy Aook. 2I5 GOV Island 24& Hell Gate.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

Special Instantaneous Skylight for Photograph
ing Animals Pets, Rockwood's New Gallery, lao
Broadway (4Oth.st 0nice and Studio the Ground
Floor
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
Together with
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN
Ladies Wraps and Dresses
WE HAVE
The Largest Stock Of kovelt'es
IN the City Of Ncw-York
AND SELL
At THE LOWEST PRICES
NEW GOODS WERE EVER sOLp'
We nrc selling
NOVELTIES IN
JACKETS, CAPEs AND BLAZERS

In nddiion we repeat
Tho oEo,Iov,ng-ALL EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
Pointed Lace wraps-hgh shoulders-trIn o, %
Beaded Wraps--1ld Jet shoulders 20 20
Black and Coored Blazers 20
Three.ouarter Cloth Capes-gold trim 90
With gold braid YoKes o"s
With high Collars-ieaher edge
Fancy Crepe Cloth Blazers 90 ~
Black Tricot Cloth Dresses-oraid trim ooo %
Combination Check Cloth Dresses 20
Henrietta and SILK Combination Dresses - w
Fancy China Silk Dresses Io 20
Black Surah Silk Dresses ~ 20
Black Lace Dresses-ribton trimmed - %
Black Surah silk Dress Skirts - w
Wool Challle Tea Gowns-gimp trim 90
Fancy Chale-Surah silk front 1fo
GlnQham and Battle-Ground yoke 90 ..o
Cambrc House Skirts and Waists oo"~
Surah SILK Shirt Waists 80
Scotch Gingham Plated Waists %
Polka Dot Satcen Waists "0'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

HEALTH FooD CoMPANY's GLUTEN SUPPOSE
TORIES cure constipation and piles. Boxes by mail,
90 cts. Pamphlets free. 81 Fifthaye. and all druggists