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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
THE SIX DAYS HAS EXPIRED.

The six days expired yesterday within when Juuse
Dyman stipulated that Mr.. Gaynor must agree 10 'iS
the case Of Hcgler vs.. Chaplin By February w. vi ~
would dissolve the injunction restraining the GU!
an,ho+ics from completing tn purchase of the plant
NJ the Long Island Water supply Company. But 10
is not thought that Corporation Counsel jerks VIII ASH
the Judee to proceed this extTcme step pn' VIII
rather await the decision OF the General Icr' "lc''
will probably be forthcoming next week.
Deputy County Clerk W. p Rhodes reported !es
tcrdav that the missing papers in the Frcel q NC,
Nance VS. Bush arbitration matter had Deeu
b court TO lie used upon rcarsument OF me IMotoA
and were then incorporated in Il judgment roil anu
lOd With II on May o. 1855. and that they had Deen
found In the County Clerks Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Republican club Lincoln dinner Delmonico's, 80 p M
Union League CluL, evening.
Life Companies meeting, Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Cooper anniversary celebration. Cooper Onion'
afternoon ana evening.
Lafayette Camp No 40 Sons of Veterans Lincoln din'
ner Hooel Bruins wick, evening.
Brooklyn Union League club celebration. b D. NJ
I;cview OF eth regiment armory, y. m
National Builders Convention and dinner Lcnox Ly-
ccum, evening.
German Hospital Dspensary annual meeting, Arion
Hall, y. M.
American Institute annual meeting No III West Thirty
cghth-st. p. IN.
Dinner to Italian Consul-Gencral Riva and CheVaief
salvator Cantone, webster Hall, evening
Reception Committee OH Teachers Bazar Ma@e'' >
D.
L. s. Grant Club reception, Avon Hall Brooklyn p H.
Temperance meeting, nm Methodist Episcopal
Church, . p. IN.
Bloonincdale Republican Club, Lion Park, p m
Newark Republican Club Lincoln dinner Grafton Han,
evening.
American Newspaper Publishers Association Holman
House, 10 a. III.
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WESTFIELD.


WestGcld people are greatly stirred MP because mo
sccond concert Of the Westleld Musical society cannot
bc gwen in the town that supports IT, The Methodist
church had lccn engaged for the concert but Just nj
thc present tmc tl'r, series Of religion, meet
ing, being held in the church. The church officers
have refused to vaeatt the church on ihc date an
nornccd for the soccty' second concert this season.
without hall To sing in. the society Ia, been com
naIrd IA lease the blk Casino OF the in)n County
touuiry Club AZ Plaiufcld and on Monday night a
special tram will convey chor'. sooistS orchestra
md ,udicucc of Wcstiicld people - Plantirl. The
ureicnmcnt in which the society has been placed has
rau,cd considerable unpleasant comment. and West
field people are al Odds over the aHaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
pHOTOGR4PHY AND ROAD MIXING.

TIE Road ImproS Committee Of the New.Yofh
and Connecticut Division OF The League OF American
Wheemen Offer three prizes, amounting In all to SIUO
IN photographer. who will send to Che committee at least
three photographs Of the roads in their vicinity or else
where which are IN bad condition and unfit for travel
AS highways The first prize IL $50 in gold the second
s3o and the third $50. Competition for these prizes
viii close on Nav l. The PURPOSE Of this offer is to
procure photographs Of roads which are in wretched
condition and sadly In repair Photographs viii
.e the truth more clearly ANYTHING that be SAID
or written Communications should be sent to Isaac T.
,,er M o7s Potter Building NcwYorE. Charles l..
Burdett, Hartford, Conn.
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NEWS FROM NEW.-JEkSEY.
Jersey CITY

JERSE1 III l.
ASKING THAT HIS BROTHER De AKhhSI Ed
4 warrant wa, issued by Justice NceI !e''t'u'! ior
no rrc.t ~ TIi,s Van Aulcr. OF jacksonville. IA,
on = charge Of swind.ing and forgery. The warrant
was obtained By Abram Van AnhcF "1 'fe'"o"c"'
pofore the laic war Abram Van Aukcr died leaving
,, estate in A.fi-~cN County u MS ch.Ilch' Eha''
Ahrarn Char;o4 Theodore, Oscar aud LbD.e. oscar
hecanc insane during the war; but bclo.e TINS nap
nencd he ARRANGED that the wife Of Elias Should inherit
is nortfon of the estate If he did not return alive from
,bo war When oscar recovered his reason, he learned
bat his inaw had recorded his property in her
name AT New brunswick. oscar began SUIT, ana
found that tho property had been mortgaged by Elias.
Theodore married and died Then u wac learned nat
hn'r"r Fla had done so. Charlie died. and LETT
81 900 in unpaid debts as charge on he eotac' ana
this claim and another Tor T.'ooV ict ~ ,i,ti1
,hrom Yesterday learned that Elias PROPOSE u ciah
norton Of the entire estate and he swOre ont The
warrant for BIS arrest
THE ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE JUSTICE WAS VAIN.
william Todd. who was indicted by the Grand Jury
for repeating in The charter election Of April = looo
cadcd rui,ty Yesterday in the Court # General Ses-
lons lie will lie sentenced on Ir'day. Todd when
arrested wa, Immediately ba.lcd in $1,000 by Alder
man and CITY Collector Paddy ONcil y few weeks
,.r ,rrcn Todd WA, wanted in 10 plead. it was
learned that he had "jumpcd' hi' bau III, i'F-
(eIture Of the bail bond did not seem 70 worry oNe
A capias for the arrest Of Todd was give" u ''''"
Davis, but the man was not found
strict-Aitorney Winfield then took charge of tho
,rottcr and he gave tho Capias to Captain John
Graham who within forty eight hours fouhd 'uu
md arrested him. While Graham Was tlM's - ~
prisoner to the pol!cs station ,anhcd him. and Todd
crnncd Rouud cman Hopkins caught INN a,l,i hu
hal run a block. lie has been in Jail ever Slice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
prw,rD,yG Az OLD nEXcHMAH.

The Board OF Fire Commissioners YESTERDAY az
i,,od tnhr Conway. a Democratic IqJor shop keeper
a ,,r.sidcpt If the Board Of Commissioners, thci
rrcincer Of the Department at a salary OF go" Il
year Conway is one Of the strongest hceer' "i '"'
Davis Cleveland ring. Ills salary Is 500 year "oIo
than that received by his predecessor hohrl l.
rarrier who was killed 10y an explosion whIc dolhs
o,,, -, , fire II !, understood that Mayor Cleveland
Iii ,,,noiut william +. Kern Fire COMMISSIONS
w. surrrcd Conway and that when the b''iI re-
organic, Commissioner John H. Brown WIZ Dr. oie,ttI
y,"idcnt Mayor Cleveland year after year a'th'heI
Kern wien he was president OF tine Ola oaid OF N"'hs'
and As one of the notorious H's fOu' WIS III
dicted for mallci-ancc III Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
ro REOPEN THE MAIoyEY WILL CASE.

A motion was made before the General Tenn of the
supreme Court yesterday for a rcargumcnt OF the
app.a in the matter OF the probate f tie VIII OF tho
late Peter Paul Mahoney Surrogate Abbott refused
probae the will. and the General Term in December
reversed his decree and directed that the issues be
tried by jury. on December - the mater cam'
D~fore Judge Dykman to settle the order, but ne &c
cncd 10 do so because the General Term did not agree
,,,b HE oninion as IL had ordered the Will 70 be ad
pited TO probate and declined TO sign an order 70
tbis effect An order was subsequently, secured trOn,
Judrc barnard - show why the matter shQnio
moi he rcargcd and the matter was heard YESTERDAY
The papers in the were SUBMIT" ana cccsion
uas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
The ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE JUSTICE WAS VAIN
r,.>.co crrrprRs GOT Ills MONEY.

Henry Krcmcr of los Angeles. CALI VheE"u
owner reported 10 the police yesterday t"'' ' '''
been swlndlel ont Of $40 by Dunco >'cerc',' 0 90.
, ,o.,n, mon had acco,tcA him and said they we're
i,,, 20 Frronc an the same Red star Line steamer
ho was 70 sail on. They said they hhd Sc'crdi
thorsond dollars in a satchcl and they were aiia'n
thieves would set from them They akcd hreer
put his money in the satrhcI anu anu .V .. A., and no
20 tho bag Thi, the californian agreed 10 No an w.
handed tie men so TO place IN H. op'. ai' y a.,
men cluded Krcmcr by gong IN Iluor ..p, )" '"O
s1,.st ana out Of the door On another street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
NEWARK.

The Board Of Education will require this wear a
total Appropriation Of $4,000 for new schoohou'c
accommodations. The Committee Of me Board on
ZION and i'm movement and the needs 81 the Board VIII
be submitted shortly 20 the Common Council
At the meeting of the Newark Board 81 Trade last
oicbt rramcIs r. Tlurber OF Ncw-lOrk City, read -
paucr ON "Our Mercantile Marine. which treated
Specially on trade with Canada and Central America
far,urers and business men. who listened atlcnuvcy
10 Mr.. Thuibcr's address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
on,rc,r,xc To ONE OF THE JURYMEN.

In the suit of Charles Clark paper ue'iei, " no
80. az 600 from the Exchange Printing Company,
-. ,ua, In thc supremc Court +. A. Ward, counsel Tor
the nainti ascertained 1t is said while the trial was
in nroprcss on Tuesday that Of the jurymen was
a.. nntona.nt In similar suit several years ago. In
which Mr. wa-d recovered verdict for $4,000 against
him Tho juryman spelled his name differently now
from what he did then. and MI Ward dia no' at hFs'
oocr,,o n A conference az the counsel yesterday
,1 q. arnicaticn to Judge Cullen, and he discharged
,ho ,prv without comment and new trial Will be
held The Exchange Printing Company was conlr0le:
nv = f. Fitch. and printed The American Mas4zlhe
81 . Davis When the magazine was insdtcht
he ni,iniiG declares the printing company called a.
inc agent Of Davis for plpc? from Clark. and then
t,od .he nsper for debt owed to II by the magazine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
CONTEST OVEN SALE OF sCGARTRUST STOCK

CONTEST OVEN 4 SALE OF SCGARTRUST STOCK
The Stock Ex5range governors yesterday decided an
appcal from a recent decision Of the Arbitration Com
n.ttce denying the appeal The case arose out OF q
misunderstanding order given by L. c. Potter
Co. 20 &. VI. Cumming TO sell Sugar Trust stock MI
Cumming sold J. 900 shares and the firm claimed II had
given an for only 500 shares The broker bouph;
I'm the other 500 loss Of 1000 but the Afli-
tration Committee awarded him $1,000 upon hearing the
casa week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
cit is a scientific fact that Royal
Baking Powder is absolutely pure.
t"HENR,Y A. MOTT, PHI. d., LII. D."
Late L. S. Government Chemist

showing the expenses of tie association TO have be
s6 435 49, and that there deficit In the receipts
Of nearly 81 900. The report OF the general secretary
read by Harold ". buchanan, showed a t'Ci Hic
hcrshIn Of ia Addresses were maze by ihc Kew Ut:
Henry u. sOrrs and Edwin roe -".cial secretary VI
the BrOohlyn association. The following MHcDt
9 err. chosen Arthur d. Chambers. WbaT >. KNOW >,
David q. Holmes. sumner T Dudley and l. NJ bnNlcN'
RITIERFORD.-Thc Boiling springs Athletic As
sOciaton In, leased Inc lIofmlrn GROUND, ioT ny
veurs 4 track rr.l baseball diamond will be LAID
ont and a clubhouse buiit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
EX-GOVERNOR GORDON LOST ALL HIS MONEY.

Ex.Goycrnor Gordon. Of Georgia, while Walkh' uo"'
n,oadvay or Cortandtst Tuesday last lost Sl9 atcf
he had stopped to pay a BILL He did no; learn his loss
until he reached the Pennsylvania Station and wanted 70
buy ticket. Then he found his money W-is gone Inc
evGovernor personally Mr. Williams, agent OF IN"
Pullman car service he forced to borrow - os
him to get 70 Washington where he could get the hds he
required EN.GOyernOr Gordon told Mr. Williams that he
did not think he had robbed He said he generally
carried his money in the fob pocket OF his trousers ana
that ascr paving bill he have placed the money in
side his TROUSERS instead Of in the pocket The police were
not informed OF the loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
NETWORK CITY.

District Attorney Nco Yesterday refused 10 accept
| the bail offered BY Dr.. II. G.. Mctioncgal. who was
convicted Of mansaushtcr on the ground that the Sc
curity offered by Charles c. Hyatt of No. 133 East
! Fortctl-st.. Insufficient.
The contract for building the north extension of the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art was awarded by the laFN
| Commissioners yesterday, at 100000
The wooden buildings about Castle Garden are to
he sold AT auction by order Of the Park Board. Prcsl-
dent Gallup was authorized 10 to the sale, ami
Commissioner Dana was requested u consider inc
question of what the Garden should be put TO- ana
| report.
Controller Myers was unable TO be at his office yes
crday owing TO a severe cold which he contracted at
| Commissioner Huchlns's funeral on Tuesday
There wa; no meeting of the Aqueduct Commission
| yesterday, quorum not appearing
The free lectures TO the people under the auspices
of the Board of Education Will be de ivere1 this even
ing in Grammar schools Nos g. u, 10, AZ. %, e3 and
g. They will begin at O'Clock. ana VIII be Illus
| rated with stercopicon views
The committee on the annual report OF the Board OF
Education held meeting yesterday afternoon ana
discussed the report for this year 1t VIII be pesehu
| at the next meeting of the Board
Augustus Coson for many ?carS secretary and after
| ward the vice president Of the New-lork FiTe IN
surance Company. has been unanimously elec'cd pfeSi
dent of that institution and William l. Keller has
been appointed secretary.
The fifth annual meeting Of the Paint. OIL and Var
nish Climb Will be held at No. 90 Pinest. TO-DAY al
; D. H. The eject ton for officers VIII take pace
O. L. Wlitelaw, president Of the National rant OH
| and Varnish Association. and ". W. Lawrence sec
Rotary Of the Plsburg Paint and Drug Club. VIII DC
the guests.
A series OF free Bible readings, with stercopticoh
views is now being given in Trinity BaptSt church.
East Fifty -ifth-st near Thlrd-aFc
At the fifth annual meeting of the American biahc'
Association of the North Holland lieiu booN uo o
lowing officers were elected Person r. syioru'
rro.idcnt d. H. Goodcll vice president; Frederick II.
Beach, secretary treasurer; +. Il. Sanford Inspector
directors for two years. ~ F. sreeer Edward T. la''
"Technique "-stevens Institutes reputation IS eA-
cellent and it stands high any other sehooi Vi
technology in the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLETON.-rhc Rev. DR.. George n. McCamp-
bell who recently resigned from the First Presbyterian
Church ~ Stapcton. has accepted call TO Middle
town. ohio. Dr. McCampnell has been In i'll health
and wa, forced 10 re-, for year.
RICHMOND. The corrected returns OF Tuesday
town election elect as Town Clerk Gabriel II. Bells
rep In Mortified, and Charles Pcndextcr lIiepJ
Justice. in Wcstfied. by one majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
A LITTLE TRUANT KILLED.

Edward Moline nine years old. Of No 1,lo" summit
ave while playing traant from school on l"'@u.N
was run over AID killed on the Junction Eafo". -"
stead of going TO school the boy th"n.W II "".l
,o enjoy holiday by stealing short rides on Her'
trains He had made several ShctesTiuI Xxx m ~,
tnc dow and for HI, last venture ne boarded an i'lu
treirht train late in the afternoon. Nncu u!i
reached the west end OF the tlhncI me Il ','y'4 H.
c' , NV" nr I'm some manner ne fell between th'
wheel, Of the cars and hi head was h"IriDIS 'F"'Vu'
The bOdy was taken to Spccrs M"iSHc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

CLARENDON-Mr. de Weckhetlin. Minister for the
Netherlands at Washington. FIFTH NUE-Ilannibal
Hamin Of Maine; Anthony Higgins OF Delaware
and General Nathan con- jr. West Virginia. GILsEf
Congressman John y. Quackenbush, Of Troy. NCRKAf
UIIL-Samucl L. Clemens Of Hartford. MEIROPOL-
ITAN-HugO NJ SmahlkOn, L. :. Consul at Bremen.
VICTORIA-I;obert Garrett OF Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12

EVERY ONE APOLoGIzED TO EVERY one 80 Lirsn
Justice Mc.iahon spent the greater part oil A''V'iu'-
ttfrnoon I'm jefferson Market Police COuII Ill "!"e "
settle the misunderstanding between two "mies OF "''
Grey Park The dispute first between the poys "
the families aM Yesterday only the parents OuI Ie"u
Of the families were involved Lowell Talbot IT, t"e"'
two wear, old va, charged with al assault upon Loser
$3.50. ,or vearolo hoy The trouble came about
originally over Hayden Talbot brother oil Lowell No -
,nown in the ncirhboIhood Lord Forhtcroy DV'us
t his long curl and yellow lcsging and among MS more
,srnectiu companions freddy" because oil the nue.
MS hair. . $500. ,,,
Inc Younger Talbot being Of gentle dispositoh was N
onect Of MS companions ticks and Walton was one OF ms
worst tormcntCrs.
I'm saturday Lowell Talbot caught walton throwing
one. at hi, brother chastsed him 80 ehecuVey WIN
an umbrella stick that DR.. Arthur Walton, the boys iauet
ba<raIbot anacred court Yesterday The lawyer io
alboi suggested the prisoner apologize ana al "ou
,c vol Justice Mcmahon favored this sueResuoh All"
d tbat II bo:h parties dio not settle he wouu nave Ao
walton charged with assault, too
yyhon Lowell talbot asked to apologize he sara
, sorry struck the boy but ia do again II he beats
NV hrother" This made matters worse and MIS- Lowell
,,ho was in corrt took part in the discussion Finally
,rs,co NcMahon succeeded in getting everyone TO apoo-
c,,e N everyone else and the ease was dismissed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
MARINE INTELLIGLNCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
SIM rise. s54 Sets 2s Moon scslOO2 Moons age
HlGn WhrEh
4 u-sardy Hook l0l2 Gov Island 1927 Hcl. Gate 900
U-sady Took GA Gov Island IL Oj Hell Gate. O2O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
SHIPPING NEVIS
PORT OF RK....wBDNESDAY. FEB IL. ls9
ARRIVED


steamer city New York Brl. Watkins Liverpool Feb L.
oecn.town with mse and IasScngcts To Peter wright
sons Arrived at the Bar AT Us y IN. 80 .
Russia Ger. schmidt Hamburg Jan u" iAVro
~ .h In,se and passengers Il COrs. Arrived at the
Bar at ii a N - c..,,, ,,r.o u, ., -,,,
md - and La Forget Arrived AZ inc r Al M
Baur Bremen Feb ]. Southampton
viii ,c and passengers Ocrchs a. Co. Arrived at the
Bar ~ N. -, MI, -. IN s,ror.ao 81
with mise James Arkel & Co Arrived al inc bar II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
vnprnrpx Nan LEE.EY COrNTINs.

y
ORANGE.-Thc Young Men, Christian AsN)ci1tion
~ the Oranges held IT, NTH anniversary exercises last
evening Richard Colgate, president of The associa
ton presided and made the address of welcome Ar
thur ID. Chambers presented the trcaSurers report
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"NAUyoo." +. & w "NAUVoo."
A high.back. fold collar.

OK THE TOILET TABLES
OF the beau monde Ciat delightful and heathful ellxir
SoZGbOyT ia ALWAYS found There Is nothing coupar
able 10 10 for rendering the teeth spotsss and wc'entl
their decay Those who II eNhae fragrance when thel
open their mouths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12

USE BRUMMELLs CELEBRATED COUGH DROPS
Genuine have A. II. d. on each drop Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12

The Leader is the best water Biscuit in the
world supporting body ard brain perie tlv. BoNss. 2oc
TSalth Fooi Co, CT Fifth Avenue AMI oil grocers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12

nett Mr. and Mrs. q. w. Dunn. Mr.. ana Mrs. w.
Manifold and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry DeWitte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12

The agents Of the Simon DuInois. which was
for time thought been sunk on Absecom yester
day cable dispatch announcing her arrival at
Matanzas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12

Avoid harsh purgatiye pills. They make YOU
sick and you cO,ated carriers Little LIZ
pm. regulate the bowels and cure you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
OUTGOING STE 4 UERS.
TO-DAY
Announcements.

A LUXURY For TOURISTS.
Dr LIONS Perfect Tooth Powder In metal boxes VIII
patent measuring tube. Neat and portable 20 CTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12

Mrs. wrNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
., MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE LEI H.
10 Wiz PEKFECT SUCCESS. Il sooTuES DC
CHILD. SOFTENS the Guns. ALLAYs all PAIN
Ci'RFS WIND collie and "a the best remedy for
DI AnRuOrA. Sold By Druggists in every part Of the
world Twenty-Five cents a bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
HENRY 4. DANIELS; NJ. D.,
Iadies, hncheon partics ind a favorite rcse

~ " 7'I
nIseasss ~ the Nervous So oCrnary organs
Iropctence and S,erlity. Hou!s TO /. . to D.
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OF INTEREST TO ALL,

Religious bodies IN the United States, with
Bishops, &c; ttts Of 1873 religious denominations.
salvation Amy and it, WORK.
Universities and Colleges IN the United States:
thattauqua aid the local Chaut1uqua Assemble
Medical Statistics.
Theatres IN the United States:
rIcts about the brooklyn Bridge.
Marriage and Divorce Laws OF the State&
Musical Societies In this country.
Statistics Of Public Schools
Public buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12

IA rIo :, Denis 70 saurant whore tha colonial d.
exquistey furnished and dccoraD d. together wi
ihc unsruassed cuisine which has made this irstaura
famous FOR generation combine % offer attractions
found elsewhere IA the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
FARMERS.
FOR ARMY AND NAVY MEN.

Regulations for entering the military and naval acad
emi,s.
Militia force OF every State in the Union
Statistics Oi Pensions.
Marksman-hlp OF the Regular Army.
War losses during the last thirty years.
Origin Of the American nag.
lIetS about Military societies -.
Liz, OF great number u the higher Officers OF the Any
and Navy with salaries and whore stationed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12

The following is partial showing but Tue
cloSciy-packed pages OF this Almanac must DC
seen to lie appreciated: