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New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
RAPID TRANSIT PLANS ALMOST hEADA'
p,-r THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS WILL
RE ONLY PREIIMNARY STEP.

,.-r ,,,,r prpoRT OF THE. COMMISSIONERS WILL
RE ONLY A PRELIMINARY STEP.
THO Rapid Transit Commissioners n'No -,
anishcd their work. and New-lorkers VIII eooi 4o,
What pIan of improved passenger trahspo'''eoa .no
rocommend The Commissioners "lli'n, Iann
chairman: John H. Inman, Eugene 10 D1''
II etarin and william L. Wortheh' 'ncr tSat
have during the last few days. examiner '., on -
tbe proposed Ioutes west OF Bfoau"aS o,. s,,,,o,,
wa vosteriav afternoon they completed their SUR sur
by driving in a carriage IioHh O''''
way TO spuyten Duyvil' .ou ,,s+ .vc,.
We. e..t,rov soid 10 n Tribune reporter last even
w. ,.yc now gone over every foot oil Srouhu
t .ro pottcrv 10 Spuyten Duyvl, west OF broa'',
~ --oH rd ON Thursday afternoon, at . O'clock wo
"dS wy ,,,o a meeting at our office for ilrthcr o'', "
,..io, The moment that the "csVsluo i
'aoa ,o shall take UP the east SIDE -.
iocaru ,irG Of a road are you likely To propose =
asksd the reporter ,,,ao,,,rourd or
load through the blocks, or underground Vi
possibly both.'
" And what motive power! .., =. i'm
avou We favor electricity. Any tunnel - n"T
os,ih1o ~ steam Is 70 be used, on account Vi ~
.,einc smoke and gases. But we had
~tla 80 and am afraid that electricity mas no'
~ 80 thot noint where it is suitable for all sorts
-, We have vet TO be satisfied that ehctrici'S
., +hororqbly reliable. Underground roads are I'M IN,
ross,ble except with electricity; m dnin 10 the first
reach decision within lcT sSor ibe Commissioners
have settled route, the common +bon one-hoN the
York has to give its eonseni, anu tn case we cannot
owners Va o1yners' consent, the supreme 1oui
viii appoint commission Oh !lcoo no contract but
M have worked Ike beavers IN order 10 seV Piop'
i,formafIon.r
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
DIED.

,1ruA1sE-on Tuesday April 81. 1891. Chris:ana C..
wife s. Brdsa Aith;Sse, @ family are respectfully in
ed N attend the funeral services at her late resdence
10 south Elliott Place Brooklyn at D. m' ADfn 20
pATCoMAt Fordham, New.York City, on Sunday, April
S wife Of Iryag IsS s Baa t ettscd "a bd ro,
HgRursday April 2S, at o'clock from her late residence
BEAgHIR U's I, aosSs S r. Beach, Ae 70 Fanny Townsend
RCyD-At Torrytown, n. Y. on the Sth inst, David l.
tte"Y on thursday, 23d inst, az o'clock ,. IN.
cCoi ry-At PioinGed. n. j. April 81 Elizabeth Cooley
snet t LITTLE Britain Friday April "a at o'clock
c0pvTNGOn Monday, the Goth inst, Amelia Mott wife
Of jasper Corning and youngest daughter Of the late
RlSsaes HoSSts and gnds Of the family invited to attend
nr services the residence OF her sister, No. 20
West 5lstst on Thursday, the 2Sd inst, at 10 q. M
Yndlv omit flowers. =,
Interinent at Rye, " T.
cowTEY-On Monday. April 20 Rev Edward cOwley.
services 2s sSs on q wedaesdsy
s0ocks clergyIaen attending requested to bring
InteIfnent At Lowell. Mass
CRAIGon saturday, April 49, at Basking Ridge, N j..
TdSa DasI Tom Presbyterian Church Wednesday, the 22d
la6s-e,ye as Barclay and Christopher sts e:1o M
returning at 20
ca rlages will meet train , .,
1901 Henrg DIX in the 10Th year Of his age.
Funeral ryee' lee 1s6 %. ohs Reatyes and friends
ara respcetiuiiy invited
intsTmSnt mt at the convenience OF the family.
bOpp-At Newark ". j., April 20, 1891 Of pneumonia
on Nnr Il 81 Of hear ALLURE his father David C. DOdd. in
the s5th year OF his age
DTFp-srtGay. April H. a. San Antonio. Tex" Wilson
]. T.. eldest Of he late John 4. DUH, =, ,,..a
tn funeral -gces at residence Of his mother No
l.2s3 MadlsOnayc Wednesday April "a a. O'CLOCK
kindly " omit a0wer,.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
YARN ABOUT THE APPRAISERS sToREs SITE

Democratic paper exploited an alleged sensation yes
terdsy that was about month old. John Llndley the
well known LAWYER made contract with the Government
to deliver the property which Secretary WINDOW took
as the site for the Appraisers stores. The Govern
ment laid aside 800 the site, end Mr. L!ndley ad
bernhard Iien accused Of making private profit
out OF the transaction, OF about $4,000. Mr. Lndey
said last night that W delivered the property to the
Government according his contract buying up the lease
holds good will and business Of the people owning the
Uropetv and securing conveyance OF nineteen ont OF
twenty.tyo and one.halt lots. The site cost s42oo0o
The purchase Of the land and buildings involved many ex
penses connected the nsurng OF the title and pay.
ment OF damages people occupying buildings and Mr.
TJndey hardly knew just how he was coming out
II was charged that Mrs Chamberlain Of No 663 wash
ncton.st and william Burns, OF No 635 Washington
~ had been introduced Mr.. Lindlcy through Bernard
n,elin and have sold Mr. Lndley one lot each for
800 900 and that Mr. Lndey reconveyed these properties
%, 500 600 to the Treasury Department
This transaction was openly recorded month ago."
aTd Mr. Lindley "and Is presented IN glrbed ana
v-n,ul form did not make 600 out OF the trans
actions mentioned and connection with them has been
wfflly misrepresented MI BiGn was not Interested IN
the matter would give the Government to-day $780,
600 for the entire property
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
Many popular necessities arc met by consulting the
little advertisements in The Tribune.
4 CHARGE AGAINST HER EMPLOYEES SON.

Sarah Collins, twenty-eght years old, was on trial
In General Sessions yesterday on charge OF stealing
q gold watch diamonds and other jewels worth S2,OOo
from Caleb d. Gdersleeve, Of No 30 West seven
teenth-st by whom she had been employed as ser
want for three years. In the midst of her trial. heF
lawyer F. J. Keller, read affidavit made by hers de-
clarng that she had for time passed as the vile
of George Gildersceve the son Of her employer ohe
said they were alone in the house for eight months
and that he ruined her under promise OF marriage
She learned afterwar that he was already husband
but he several times introduced her as his wife, she
declared and wrote her name Mrs. Gidersleeve on
the census blanks.
The woman said she bought the stolen articles from
Mary Carroll who was at time servant In the
Gilderseeve house She admitted that she suspected
that the goods stolen. Her lawyer insisted tnat
George Gilderseeve had trumped mp charge aIalhs
her TO get rid OF her. The prisoner pleaded guilty 10
receiving stolen goods and Judge Cowng sentenced her
to thirty days Imprisonment In the City Prison He
said that her relations with George GdersleeVe ha9
nothing do with the charge upon which he sentenced
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

Court Thus staying the execution of MoElvaine Judge
Lacombe also denied the application for the second
one.
The petition declares that in the hurry Of the prep
araton of the first application all tho legal reasons
why the writ should be granted did not occur 10 'he
lawyer Astarta declares that to keep his eleht IN
solitary confinement is in violation Of the Consuoh
OF the United states; that the law under wNioh IL =
dosod q, ,,,, Nor1o,no s unconstitutional. because
under ii no authority is vested in any pubic onS S
to put The accused person to death ha & the cNse uSso
ton Instead Of leaving the time to the discrenoh oi
the warden that McEvane Is insane. and that various
other things are not as they should be.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
oppos1yG THE BATTERY LOOP.

At a special meeting Of the New orh DO"'u - "
Trade and Transportation held last Wednesday lso
- ta,of,c tbe use of additional space in Battery
Park proposed by f. h. Thurber was carIleu OS d
vote of eight to five. At that meeting only twenty oe
n COO members were present. L. j. Caliahah' Vi
Tho Arm of Callahan 81 Kemp No. al Nesey-st' WIN
pronosed a defeated amendment condemnng lhe use
Of Rattery Park for extension OF the road deehncu
20 accept the verdict of the meeting which, ne says
ala moi accurately represent the feeling OF lareo
majority OF tho members. Mr. Callahah accoiu"sp
issned a circular addressed to every member oI tho
BOARD. This circular contained a copy oil INC re'o'
Irtion and the substitute submitted aud voted on al
tre last meeting. Each member was asked 10 repS
hv mail whether he favored or was opposed 10 ule
eonslon Of space for the elevated railroad tracks IN
potterv Park Those who were opposed 10 INC
cr,bs asked that special meeting OF the whole
poord should be called 10 reconsider The question anu
nescInd and reverse Mr.. Thurbers resolution.
I'm to Yesterday afternoon Mr. Callahan had re-
tod inward Of $50 replies Thirtythree OF these
Te in 4avor of the proposed extension: The reLna
w. III were opposed to II. As result, Ano.STSo A.S
Snow president Of the Board has caod a LneoCIs %
hjcb yril be held this afternoon In the Boau looin
WhiYm WI th RryaDt Buildng at Nassau and Liberty SIS
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
YOU MAKE MONEY BY NOT BETTING.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: Can You tell II there IS any system wnere
person can make money at the raees Some time ago
person signing himself ]. Scott care Of c. Reagles ad
vertiscd that by his system there could be made at
the races from $50 to S3j day with certainty Gan
you tell me about his SYSTEM and oblse reader OF
your valuable paper THOMAS }. WAYNE.
No. 147 West Forty y-seventh-st., April 10, le0l'
There is no system, and there never was any
system, by which any one can win, IN the long
run, at any form of gambling, unless he mas a
percentage in his favor, as the boolmaker, the
faro-bank, and the bank at Monte Carlo have
No one can win money at the races, IN the long
rum unless he is boolSmaler, horse owner, a
trainer or a tout."-Ed)
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
MISS DICKINSON TO GO on 4 LECTURE TOUR.

Miss Anna Dickinson viii begin at the Broadway Ihea'ro
on next Sunday evening lecture tour under the manage
uent OF Charles MacGeachy. While the CNh war was
going On Miss Dickinson lectued slavery She says tha
NOW she Is going 10 begin crusade against slavery OF
more modern growth, her subject being Personal lad
erty in which she will deal with the abuses pactsed IN
the insane asylums Of this country MISS Dlc"h
son Is staying with some friends uptown
After lecturng in NewYcrk, she VII appear In Boston,
Lowell Springfield and Albany, and will then go west
II her health permits she will TO Chicago and even as
FAR as San Francisco.
prtston. Penn. April o1 CspecsD.-A woman, repre-
sentlna the firm Of Hummei. Of New-York Anna
Dickinsons hwycrs, arrived this afternoon with papers
demanding OF Su.an Dickinson all OF Miss Annas coth'
Ing Jewelry and manuscripts Miss Susan Dickinson wac
tn n I'll to attend TO the request she sent for her law
ver who after examining the credentials OF the woman
transferred to Ler all OF Annals belongings when she
claimed taking receipts for each article Inc woman e
here this evening for Miss Susans illness has
ben greatly aggravated b. unexpected visit from New
York and she is now weak and exhausted.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
. cg4B1rY MADE RICHER BY CONCERT.

A. ,,iov,he concert was given at the Manhattan
-, Cinb Theatre last night for the leneht OF ue
SNci,.rnq Arms under the auspices Of the Laoes AsSo
shtl''' a., charlty Among the chief features OF the
'Iu - were several banjo duets By Messrs BROOKS
S nnton Miss Mabel Stephenson gave several reeita
s and bird limitations which were received with 9res
'lause Two lttic girls. Mercedes and Marta oLeafy'
piayfd several piano duets IN pleasing hahnF Az N
pa! -. co,cort J9ue, H. II. Hackctt, Of the College
- ,h CITY OF NewYoFk. gave an mutation Of the dAehs
" =, carnonc,,a which drew forth much applause. Mr.
1I,ckett was compelled TO give an encore.
a. = lid that uge proceeds Of the entertainment
a.,.d 90 seoo Tn, two boxes were occupied by MI
and Mrs o. W. Randall and by Mr. and Mrs F. Berry
wall and woodbury. e. Largdon' Ihe Theatre va
crowded Among those present were MI and Mrs. H. =
ware Mt ana Mrs. J. 4 war Miss war
a. d NJ. Alexander T. Van Nest. Mrs Francis
w WILLIAMS. A. D. Ripley. Charles W. Culver. D. s
voorbees John Reilly oscar BALM, Charles Burhaua
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

Gazette" adds that the speech indicates that the present
Administration clearly intends stick TO the Mckinley
tariff policy and that In order to secure the whole
American market, 1t will put pressure to bear upon
some of the United States neighbors and offer ad-
vantages to others. Continuing, "Ihe Gazette says
Although this policy will involve an enormous out
lay, 1t yet may be approved by q large section of
American voters. This artificial forcing Of the carry
selves and great injury to the United states. Finally
we may conclude that the object Of the Republican
party is TO exclude Great Britain from the United
states and from all South American markets, includ-
ing the carrying trade OF the New World. This policy
NAV be narrow selfish and unjust, and contrary 10
sound economical principles hut we cannot ignore II as
futile. The United States Treasury Is formidable
weapon TO work with"
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
PostoGice Notice

should be read daily by all interested as changes may
letters Tor foreign countries need not be specially adj
%Ssa 4 10 for deeFa 70 nd S % da .;
nercia documents letters not spelaily add'esed being
Foreign mails the week ending ADrII % will close
rTRpiSS e D 3fa'si Il SS SsS 80 pm
for Germany Denmark Sweden, Norway (Chfstanal ana
ESTcpcanD Ec COMMITTEES Via SOUTHAMPTON must be directed
toP Europe per- a. s. So Maes Va Queenstown
for Germany Denmark, Sweden Norway Chrlstania)
fo snd tSSa s PEI uss be Sasss VIA
GSsfss9 per- E esnd Via Antwerp eeFs % S must
TmtsDSYAs sSn GeaSs per s,s,tss csprsns, ems,
a. 9r9o1S % and az no. GSbbs pS n 80
iueeos; at p for Truxllo per s. s. E. HOush' from
sAfTRPAyA: for Brazil Ill and q tS eoL La yp Pe. e
inG%s baGDaacs fGI and G and per
S SheE 80 %a"rr M for France swtzeand Italy SPAIN
a. a2d go TsTy @ fol ireland per VIA
SSS1sSV SOaSarIss must s'c' Be directed
"a srs 9aa At and s' %
sTi5's5aaS srtssa Ssr ss S 4
Tt ff fSS SSSSn2 2 81 s:sesa
PsG los bsnSs%S 4; Pps,Ss S.5s
SsugPlioJJsHiaGY g. slso Jacnc ana M Aux cs Ha AacSSf
st n m FOR Campeche. Chlapas Tabssco ana Yueaan
origoba 0etters for Cuba Tampico and Tuxpam
& pr and other Mexican States via Vera Cruz must be d.
Iectsa per mr. Wisconsin Via oueenstowS Gctters for
t and other European countries must be directed
,.nep Wiseonsin) at 80 p M for ST. PierFe-MiQueon,
per steamer from hahIaA' g., cos.a NJ. -.
SUNDAY-At p. m tor Cos,a hica, Via Lmon, per
. a Hispana, nom NewOreahs. -
Mails Tor the Society Islands per ship City Of Pspeu
,o San Francsco close here daily 10 April '2i 80
& m Malls for Australia wZealand Aaw allan, FIJI
CISCO close here daily up 70 AP-l % az Q 80 (or
for Australia. Mails for The HawnSn Islands per
1pri 20 a. 80 D. Mails FOR China and Japan. per
sAPs china from San FTanciscO), close daily up
20 Nav Il at 80 d. m. Mails for Newfoundland, By
you 10 Halifax and thence by steamer. ONCE
aaily st 80 D. Malls for MQuelOn by rail Boston,
and thence BY steamer cose this ONCE daily 40 80
Ry steamers Sailing Mondays. Thursdays and satur.
dsvs1 close at ONCE daily at 80 Mails for
Mexico overland unless specially addressed for dispatch
by st,aner close at this onlce daily at a.
" aTrans- Paclnc mails are forwarded 20 San Francisco
daily and the schedule closing Is arranged the pre-.
sumption OF their interrupted oyeil..d transit 10 San
Francisco Mails from the East arriving time san
Francisco the day OF sailing of steamers are dispatched
thence the day Registered mall closes at
previous day. ,>.r,,,,,s ,,.,y corr p.....
Pessonaee. New.Yerk n. x. Anrn IL 1sal
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
MADE HALF A MILLION IN THE FURRY
PROFITS AND LOSSES IN WHEAT AT THE SAN
FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

PROFITS AND LOSSES IN WHEAT AT THE SAN
FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
San Francisco, April 81 (speciaD.-The widest ex-
citement was seen to-day in the local wheat mrAeV
since the great bonanza corner four years ago. Inc
price advanced yesterday 10 IL cents per ceh.ai
and today the bulls rushed it up cents, scoring
al on Ia per GENITAL. When trading began uic
Produce Exchange room was densely packed, ana the
greatest excitement prevailed. Prices opened WIN
hie iump and this, despite the news from Chicaso
that MAY optons had fallen to 81 IL IL against
ri II 10 the opening quotation Although that quola
tion as cbalked upon the blackboard so great was e
accumulation Of buying orders from the city ana
conntrv that buyer '91 option Immediately rose
10 81 o31-2 and buyer season Teacneu "a -
while as high as 81 so was paiu lol
seller ,e1 Then it looked as If sooer secohu tnous
had nrevailed for the market began to tumble Mount
i oIair Iocoh Fnpinger who represents the biggest
short seller in the market attacked Sier u opuo
anA hammered IT'S price down to III ~ Then buyer
sol had drop TO 81 91. and buyer season leII 10
q, co. Thousands OF tons changed hahds' Inns
sudden decline greatly relieved the snorts' ha'ei
there was antoher stampede. sales "ere hc''S ~ ''
options went down at rapid rate AZ u u'no' ~ ~ v"
Iire nandemonlum in the Exchange. There was d d
rally at the close, and quotations cioseu O"''
ot 81 80 and "buSer season. at 81 o9' III
The bir rise in wheat has given large proh's ~ e.
III ,rbo had the nerve to buy heavily. George
v,-oor admittedly the grain king OF taihofli&3' "a
head the most His profits arc esunaEu a. a. co,at
100000 Next to McNcar came sC,, noorI, 400 900
mIng nun conI William Dresbach who made about $oOo1o
in wheat charters before the boom cam, anu pice nao
nrnthcr 100000 since. Blum, BaldWlh % ~ 600 to
Ss0 600 and scores OF operators maze lrSn @ %o,C
81 600 Jacob Epplnger Is sno,o ofrse IN tell the
many other; have lost D t9Gug no failures as the shorts
amount. There have been no no l"0i0'' ~
are Large and wealthy operators
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
FUNDS WANTED FOR 4 WORTHY CHARITY.

new step in the worthy work OF providing ''fresh-
air. homes for the poor the summer months has been
taken by the founding Of the Gilbert A Robertson Home.
under the terms Of bequest Of about $4,000 made BY
the Will Of Mrs. Gilbert A. Robertson Ihe nome VIII
Ia a hotel where whole families may enjoy without
charge the pleasure OF an outing IN the country Sew
enteen acres Of land been bought on the high ridge
Of land north Of Yonkers, between the Hudson River
and the valley OF the Bronx. The property Is part OF
large estate formerly owned by wealthy Nc"'io oskef'
aud includes a large house and outbuidlneS'
While the fund Is q considerable one, yet provision
is made for onlargng t through public contributions
All such contributions may be- sent to the secretary
T. Sidney Smith, No. 80 Wast
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
OPEN CARS MAY BE USED TOO EARLY.

T o the Editor of he Trfb une.
Sir: Last spring open cars were used long pelore
the weather warranted them. VIII the companies Walt
until hot weather sets in this year. or must we suer
again from chs rheumatism and throats, or even
pnenuonIa. ou these were the results OF open cars
in cold and stormy days. Don't put on your open cars
until the middle of June and even then icy people
have some choice. Let every third car DC CiO5e1
New York. April 15 1891. SUfF bl9hh'
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
PLAYING IN AID OF 4 HOSPITAL.

Three comedies were presented last evening at the
Berkeley Lyceum in aid OF the Manhattan Hospital ana
Dlspensary The comedy first presented was entitled
..second Thoughts" Miss Swift, Miss Webb ana FRED
eric Edgar Camp took part This was fonoweo Dy tno
>t, - which was given by G. Gordon Cleather and Miss
Alice Cleather The performance closed with "
Came OF Cards" which included Miss Alice Ceather' Evef'
Jansen Wendell Frederic Edgar Camp and Grenve James
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
THE IDEAL PASSENGER TRAIN,

recent writer in one Of our illustrated magazhes S
takes the Pennsylvania Railroad as the eIadsSS M M
Gmcrican Railways and the Pennsylvania Limited as
tie ideal train of the world He describes IL as PCT PCT
feet every detail The Li%te dye9 Is T9e day rom
etions foot of Cortlandt and DesbroSses sts al III
a. M for Chicago and Cincinnati. -
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

EVERYTHING SAID TO BE WRONG IN THE CASE.
A. C. AstaIita, counsel for Charles McElvaine. the
prooyn murderer who is under sentence Of death. yes
terday nadea second application to Judge Lacombe In
The United States Circuit Court, for writ of habeas
cornus The Judge refused TO grant the first one, and
hetarita look an appeal to the United states Supreme
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

MONEY FOR THE TRIBUNE FRESH'AIR FUND.
steubenye, Ohio, April 81 speciaD-Miss Marsare'
Fleming who died last week at Wellsburg w va lel'
a beouest of S5 600 to The Tribune Fresh-lr fuho'
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

JUDGE BARRETT RECOVERING HIS HEALTH.
judge Barrett who has been Ill with the grip 1or
several days was said last night at his nome 10 10
somewhat improved He expects be able to hold court
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

A Hard Cough distrcsses the patient and RACKS
both Lungs and Throat. DR.. d. Jayues ExpectoranI
is the remedy wanted to cure your cough ana relc'e
both the Pulmonary and Bronchial orgairS. -
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
FILING 4 BIG cHArrEL MORTGAGE.

cbatel 1nortgage on the stock, machinery, etc., IN
4bo American Car and Equipment Companys WORKS at
Takevew. n j. was filled Monday in the Passalc county
CIorE,s once 1t Is given by the American Equipment
storaqe and Warehouse Company to Matthias b. Conto
and tho amount IS S27 96S.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
REcAIEIxG rgEIR pEpARrrRE Zoe rHE W.

The Of the FIST Regiment celebrated the hr
teth anniversary OF the departure OF the regiment o' the
front with dinner Norelo's. In West Twenty-ninthst
LAST night Colonel H. II. White presided There were no
set tcasts, the enjoying Themselves imUensy
telling stories Among those present were Colonel
Floyd carkson, Jane.on Brooks. Dr. Bailey, Dr. DTyanh
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

FAREWELL DINNER TO THEODORE THOMAS
About one hundred the friends and admirers OF Iheo
doo Thomas will give him farewell dinner this evening
at Demoncos II is expected that George "'il"in OuS
u1 nros1n William Steinway, who is chairman OF the
nnner Committee says that there will be present many
men well known in literary and musical circles
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

Tb. Combridge Ffth.ave ana Thirty thiro's'.,
palatlal, model hotel Cuisine uS'ufps0''1
Reich proprietor-(Kome Journal.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

yVben baby was sick. we gave her Costora
When she was a Child, shc cried Tor Iastora'
when she became Miss, she chung 70 OSsyVIlI,
When she had Children she gave tneIn NSS'"4A@'
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

The New York and Northern Raiiway oo - ..
encnr April 90 will double their tram service 70 ac
the travel caused by the increasing nuInDet VI
SUburban homes along It's line and sug coInNJsIsOa @
tickets good for any mehper Vi OHo i-' - e
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

Are Won in need Of anything' Then examine e tne
many columns Of short advertisements OH tie iiiA'n
M of The Tribuno to-day.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

Fright. crisp. little advertisements describing In
direct wav tho varied requirements OF host Oh
people fiji many columns on the ninth and htth pages
OF The Tribune to-day
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22

Majors Cement repairs china. glass meersehanmo
toVs Sc Ijc 25c Mliors Rubber Cement 42C; 'dS'o
TSather Cement and MAJORS Best Llq. dlue' IVo
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
A I.uXnrl

70 vou woud enjoy a luxury in having teeth drawn avn
With te sas co 10 COTTON IN the Cooper lnsutu'e' VINO
originated the process
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
,r. ,. Wi. and Sortherp Railway

TIE Most FastidtOus l.. ....s
can ind at FLINT g. CO.'S, l4th-st, WhdIo'er 10 'S
i'm tle line OF FURNITURE.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.

Ar,nIo MOrosini. Charles Hastings ]. p Curry an
ROderick IL Smith.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
5pecial Notices.
German I.icderkranZ,

Crab Apple Blossoms. , .,
sit is the dantiest and most delicious or perfumes
Argonaut Sold everywlere in stopPer,d Lott.es
New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
Eatablisbed lS1t.

The contract with the caterer OF the German Lieder.
ranz win expre on June 15 Applicants for the position
will address julius Hornann Chairman OF the House Com
mittea at IA Broadway.