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TVcIDENTS ~ SW ley.

The la,l u tx Friday dances was gwen 81 0h'rtN 3
last night The cotlllon WAS danced. " '. H. F''t
leading, with Nj, Ethel Slcbbins Ailer 'he 'o'"p'
supper wa, served ~ small tables In ia" lower All
room Among those p e,cnt were Mis- Din'inor' MISS
Mnn!ce Ms, Helen Rcm>en, Miss Elizabeth "i'"hc,
Mis-, Delaela Ms, sattcrcc. Miss strong Nisa Amer
son. Ms, Msr.e winthrop. Miss Alice VAN Hens "'r'
Miss shepard. Ms, Alice BARNARD, the MISSES "cpo'
Ms, Flo.cnc. Wcstcrvclt. Miss Augusta Bh'>' Miss
rocer, Mis-. Meta Mackny the Misses Morgan. Miss
Euncc Ives Ni,, Alice ogden, W. :. "u'hec' 3D.
Ernest Alee j. Langlon Ewing Siockioh Cont 'hare'
H. DE Gcrsdors. II. W. Cooper, u. L. sackett' W. ~
Willis. &. l. soft. John Il. ogden, IT. Tempe Emmett
Edwin G. Moil,r a"d G.. Ecckman lioppln
MI. F.o.cb,c :, ds gave "A luncheon AT her house,
40. 1G East FnN-,lxthst., Yesterday, Tor Miss Hha
Noo., The Other guests were Miss Mas Foot, Miss
Edith ROoh Mrs Ene Molcr, Miss Nna liatch, MISS
Helm Page. Nj, Annie Lamont ana Mss H'eh lAii-
-,
Mis-, jessie Smith will give Young peoples tea TINS
afternoon for her guest. Miss NaihH' III I'DuFB' NJ
No. ! West icr.N -tldst.
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The annual dinner o. the rrown University tnb OF New"
York CITY viii BE- held at Dlnonicos Friday. March p at
o'cock p. Charles L. Colby. president OF thc club.
vll preside and Invitations, VIII Dee -cnt to hnmb'f Il
prominent alumni make addr'Nec- on u't occasion.
rho chairncn 81 III, various committee, Ia charge Of the
dinner are A. follows. Dinner Dr. Charlie, Hitchcock, 90
music y. \. Die 80 speaker, Arthur T. lowers II
general committee Joseph T.. Iaf;r, IL
All who igNc at any time he'd any cohn''t'on WIN
pr,,n uuiycrtr A. orccr or .tudcnt, are Invited IN be
,r.,, q, tai. dinner t. (, especially requested that
any aiunu who have r,ccaty moved TO Ne"-forA City
and whose MINES md addresses rot he IN 'he hand OF
the club should communicate at once "'h inc secretary
Gardner Colby, No. 81 walsr
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stained and broken soldier The play will be repeated
OBITUARY..
DR.. LEWIS II. STEINER

IL.
Baltimore Feb. 10 (Special).Dr. Lewis II. Steiner,
Librarian of the Pratt Library and for many years
A leader Of the Republican party in this state, died
suddenly Of apopcxv last night. in the library oil
his house in this city. DR.. steiner was born III
Frederick City in 1877. lie was graduated at Marshall
Collegc Mercersburg. Penn, In 1916. lie received
his degree Of NJ. d. from the University OF Pennsyr
wanna in 1s40. In 1859 he came TO Baltimore Dur
ing the following nine years he held places in several
coeccS-as professor of chemistry and natural history
in Columbia College: Of chemistry and pharmacy in
the National Medical College at Washington, lecturer
OF applied chemistry at the Medical INSTITUTE ana
lecturer on chemistry and natural philosophy IN inc
College of It. james. st the outbreak OF inc war IL
took an active interest in the Union cause, ana as
sisted in raising troops lie served as cnel J."
.pector in the Army Of the Potomac for The sanitary
commission laboring indctatlgaby until the close OF
the war When slavery was abolished and the Freed
man, Duroau WAS organized, he Interested mInseH
in the establishment Of cOlOred schools all over
MARYLAND and served president OF the scho'i bo"
FOR nearly three years. In politics Dr. selher wan
always stanch Republican. In 1916 he was q acic-
gate TO the Republican National CONVENTION a' O''
clnnau lie was elected to the state Senate IN
1871. being the only Republican MEMBER Vi tnc
senate lie was reelected In 1879 ana 800
For ton vcnrs past Dr. steiner had devoted his umc
TO literary pursuits Upon the opening OF tile fia'V
Free Library he was, at the Suggestion oil Mr. ia,'
appointed Librarian. Dr. Stcincrs contributions 10 uc
literature and science OF the country nave pcch '
slant since since 1851. For many years TIC wac a"
,i,tant editor OF The American Medical Monthly
lie was one Of the vice presidents Of the America"
Missionary Association, a member Of tho American
Medical Association and corresponding MEMBER Oh llo
Academy Of Natural sciences (Phadeiphla), o, uno
Marylan Academy OF sciences, OF uhe 'i""S
land Historical society and OF the No"-iia'cil
Colony Historical Society. lie was also MEMBER o
tbc Copcocd school Of Philosophy. lie was men6er
Of the American Public Health Association, OF Whicn ho
WAS vice president for one year. FOR UNI , n
, ii .uc ouccr OF tho National Academy OF Meulclne
and h, was fellow OF the Maryland chirirsical iacuN
and Of the American Association Tor the Au'ahce''
Of sciences.
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HENRY EDWARD DO1LE.

London Feb. 10-IIenry Edward Doyle C. b. died
today. lie was born in 1727 and was educated as all
ar,t. lie va, appointed Commissioner Tor Noiho AZ
the Intcrnat n-l Exhi6ton.Of loG2 In London ana
for nj, services in that capacity he was creaVu d
Knight Of the Order OF Plus IN. lie was Mt super
ntcndeut OF the international Exhibition Oh loo u,
Dubn and honorary secretary Of the National PORTRAIT
c.cr,, In connection with the exhibition Of 1872 In
thc same city, In 1860 he elected director Oh
the National Gallery Of Ireland. lie was mehDN
of the ROYAL Hibcrnan Academy. In l7oo Mr' boy It
vo. u.n,i1atci a Companion Of the Order OF the paul
lie uorrf4l i'm sos Jane. daughter OF the Rghl non
Nicholas BALL one 81 the Judges OF the Court Oh |o
mon Plea, In Ireland.
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lie TUALTl THElTRF.

At the ITALIA Theatre last night Carl Wciser made
nj, first ann anncc in tbs country IN Richard NoS
drama Nappicon', Ende.7 The impression which he
made wa, ac-cihcr favorable. lie contrvcd 10 look
exactly az one who il familiar with the portraits OF
Napoleon must lmneiae him, aud his bearing was full
Of dignity and rcpOsc. Ills picture vi INC emperor
in ms DAYS Of sorrow was finely impressive and deeply
moving rcrhop, The best touches were those which
portrved the s,dly wandering mind Of the fallen leader
and his phlo ,phc calm In the acceptance of his fate.
Fraeucn triebe gave careful performance Of tie part
~ the countess and Herr Cnudius equally com.
mendnble a, her son. Herr With deserves mention
for an excellent bit OF acting rs travel and hafts
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When Miss agnes Huntington arrived here on the
city Of Iaris on December o. she brought with her
seventeen PACKAGE Of costumes. wigs giov'- shoes,
armOr. etc. f,r Use In the production Of "iaptain
Thcrcse.7 The COl!ec or held that they were dutiibe
at ~ 400 ~ she not to all the articles herself
The Gao came before Judge Wallace. in thc United
states Circuit Court yesterday A,>i- ant niie states
Attorney G. d. Baker argued that she had brought
most Of these things for other persons 10 wear they
could not be classcd Der tools Of trade IN Jnd e
A. j. DitcnhCccr reasoned that they WERE her tools oi
trade, they were to remain in her possession ana
were 90 be- worn by persons employed Ly her Jude'
Wallace decided that the costumes not subject to
duty. and tn, money viii j., returned Ia her. one,-
lions of Ills Mind have severn; times arisen IN recent
yca.,. and The opinion VIII be important 10 theatrical
into rest
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TOPIC, IN TIE TNiL-H CAPITAL.

STORMS THE NONTNGT TENGTDY-TIIE PRINCE
or WALLS TO WITHDRAW FROM THE TURF
CoprriDhfs lS"2 IN me Nrir iori ffsoriatrd Pf'"
London FEB. 1o.-Thc weather In Great Britain thi,
week Do, been severe, with storm, land and
throughout the wc-E. In Yorkshire the weather f. the
coolest 90 thirty year.. The Thermometer Indicated
nine dcgrcr, below last night IN Dcvonshire and
Cornwall blizzard. equal Ia that - lat car. RACED
odaf. Tie -a'c ln o.. English Chiurcl further en-
danger, the petition Of the stranded steamship Eide?
and li, stopped the wo,k Of -alNds" snow torn. II
uuu.nal yiol. nee afe nele m Ireland tonight Nc,r
Limerick there a.e Drift four feet hlch. AZ Qpcn'
town hei,, lalc prevails, It i, expected. hcrct RI
that the steamship, Adrat.c and Ar.z,na will -
direct to Liverpool without touchug at Quccnstown.
The excitement n, Ulster the MoutaEu tragedy
is increasing. The husband OF MIR. M"ntagn y a
grandson Il the Duke q Manchester. and formerly
an officer iu tie Navy. VIZ, Montlsu, who /, Of
scotch extraction. I, ulc daughter u wealthy Lon
don tca merchant. she b., noted for lee. daring hogsc
mafi-up IN iceland. Cgpunr. hcr IT, idruc' !, 81
frc nuc. mansions I'm %, district. and surrounded
hy an extensive a.d valuable estate. Mr-. Monia-u
has hitherto moved n 'hc best so cty. When ~
-ocitci Pre-, preventative called AZ the house today
De found Mr. Monta-u ciSag with the parish priest
Being asked how 1t was That such severe punishment
va, admin red to ia,ec year ID child, Mr. MDnihru
said NJ vie hn- ,trou- opinions on tho train
ins and correction ~ children. Her theory, which
think j, 10 -rcat extent rsnt. !, that the spirit 81
d-uiodicucc must Dee conquered nom IN" earliest YEAR,
size insist, upon obedience and cleanliness the part
II chlircn. Irlc.s punished carI,, they contract
bad habits
MI Montngu said tla Ice believed that restraint and
confinement were the bc-t puni>hm nj. lie admitted
that Wa, to long 10 leave the child alone, but his
wife Lao much To do and she Wi, ou part 81 the time
the child wa, confined. The child wis buried with
great privacy on Tuesday morning. Mr.. Montagi AMI
one Of the sons took thc body In the family cdrias'
with the bl.d, drawn, To- the catholic cemetery
The Prince Of Vale, has decided To- close his con.
,.ctin, will the turf. All his entries have been
cancelled for three months. He had several remark
ably nnc horse, FL training, and handsome profit
wa, expected, for the first time IN the history OF hl'
stable. ,
Ihc rumDr that Prince George of Wnlcs caught Il COLI
a the funeral 81 his brother, and that lis condition
alarmed the family J., officially declared Ia De- untrue
ON the contrary the Prince la. been greatly brnrli
Iy hi, Wit t. osborne House and he gets stronger
every day. =,
The epidemic ~ influenza has had remarkable" IN
nucncc on the wine and spirit trade. The ccardnc' 81
wine IA bond IN the month Of January Increased moro
th,u - 600 gallons e. compared with the clcari1ce
for the same month In 1880, ana the consumption "l
brandy increase 1900 gallons.
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DIED.

ApPLEGATEon February 10 at The residence Of he, son;
ssy NJ S van Form RSes sne II Sf M f
Furcra ssrvics at Presbyterian Church In Freehold NJ J
M84Say 4 SS 5a Il at &c
cnS, and rSse' are pn sssep pase eopy
DILLESgEcKzW y Inn in''' An" Io"''''
her late rcidSncs 500 SO,hst on Saturday Fsbru'
20 al O'Clock D. M -
| DuRBIN-A; Montclar \; J., on Friday FeofuafY w.
> Is92. clara s:, wife so Of 4 C. Dur'in'
FERRIER-on wednesday February H. Jane The believes
WI. q James terrsr in ne 1884, yesE q We ssr sis
Fs sassia sfsT feS a. Hss g. az 10 oeoeS
GRAmAM Flushing M ca On rd psD Sf hs axe a i''S
s 1ss: ssa.es the s Sta day. 90
Carriage. viii meet 9 p. m. train from L. I. City ,
a.Sn n H. s.s Se ys H.
Faneai Services at his ae residence, Sunday February
Carriages viii p NICE, 80 p M train from Long Island
City
MAsKLNsAt lMsdo M ,I,sio. on wednesday evening"
Funeral services on Saturday the Goth inst at 30 p m.
@ . +: s; tam m SSnn o friday Feb H. susan He
Notice q funeral hereafter.
@ ,I Eps s, pG@ neAL e only 'G3 81 ss
Long Island. In the goth year OF his aSe.
MEREYon . ar.,sy Feb 49, John Merry at his resi-
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
PAYsoN- suddacy al Eneewood y J. wednesday
February II, Kenneth stairway, only chld OK "eprse
Howes and Constance NJ. Iayson, azel D HolOhs'
PEJIEW-On the 18Th inst suddenly, from on accident,
George Peew. a9ed 80. eldest soa OF Henry f. Pee"'
81 Washington, ID. 4.
Funeral services will lie held morning at 10 MI
the Church OF the Holy Communion, cthave' rna
2Oti-st
PIIOENIX-At Menfham. y. j.. Thursday, February
IS Amy Phoenix, widow Of william Phoenix -, 49,,
Funeral service her residence MONDAY the -zu s'~
ct IL O'clock 4.
sABrNE-On Friday. February 10, Theresa schenen.
ReIa@, and friends Of th family attend the
IF MSal.o G Te and on &ontSy morning. 10
O'clock
SEcOR-A Sing Sing New-Yor< Thur day, February 1S.
Deborah Barne. william w Sec aged 80 YEAR,
FunCr seNicc, her llte rcsitenc, No Church'st'
Monday February % at | o'clock D. M
SMITH Suddenly at Hot Springs. Ark, Feb 1Sth Har'
Iirt Louisa Smith daughter OF Worhington e. ana hatl-
| arlne w. Smith " 1T. Adams, vermont.
| STOTTLTR-At Santa Fe, New.MeNico Thur.day, Feb
ruary 18th Warren wife Of Lieutenant Vtor r.
StOttler United states Army, and daughter OF Johl -
Warren. Of stamford. Conn.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
TAIIMAN-On THURSDAY February 10. Florence. daueh-
Of d. and susan H. Taman IN the i'h year
rVncro e. riicos NJ Christ Church Shrewsbury, " j.
Monday February 20, a; } 10 p. m
VAN RENSCHOrEN-On Feb. Is. James Van Renschoton'
Funeral residence I7G West sGth'st. Satir'
cay. Feb. 90. at p N.
wESTERVELT-On Wednesday February l., 1892, Cor
neius Westeryclt. aged 80 vcars -. M -.
Funeral ON saturday Fetruiiy 20 at 10 30 a. M from
Of his sOn-n.law, Edmund H. Mar'ihe' NJ %
West S2d-st
| WlTHFRS-Davd Durham Withers. suddenly. ot the
BrevOort House aged 20 wears 20 days -
Funeral ut Marks Church, saturday, the 10th cay OF
| February a. 30 J. m.
| NewOheano papers please copy
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The house II W Duchanan. at NO. 81 Iarkavc,
has been sold to Mrs p. Durham. and Mr.. buchanan
viii build new h,Isc AT No. II t@'t Sixty nhll-SN
Plans have alrcadY been made FOR Tue erection I'll TINS
hou," aud worh will shortly begin under the direction
NJ ~ r. Johnston The Flfihavc. decorator. During
the proer., ~ In. work Mr. aud Mrs. buchanan viii
travel in Europe. their country house at l.archnont
having bcca .ri, Ia !. slOat tas'ctt Tor the COMING
.ufu
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VICE ADMIRAL &. r. CCRME, r. y.
London Feb 10-Vice-Admral {. ]. Curhe' 'oni
mondcr.in- Chcf at Shecme,s, died today.
DR.JAMrs SWEENEY.


d. Jane, Sweeney died Thursday az his home NO.
1872 North Nth-st. BrooAyn after an Illness Of 81"
,ck. Death was due u heart lure developed rom
D., ,,.,,k 81 the GRID Dr. sweeney bora in Walas
n.tyour vars ago. IL, parents came To America WIZ"
ne va. six years old In 1859 be was graduated from
tho Albany Medical College and began To practise mecuce
I'm Chazv y. Y When the war broke out ne eh"'I''
a. cap,tn I'm Company r. Goth Reg ment NewforK Vol
,os and served under General Mcclellan IN the Pen
insula campaign. lie TAX prisoner at Oar ONeA'
but managed % his ape AZ the close OF The war NJ
went 10 T-coklyIe He member q the B'ooNiy"
Board ~ Education. having been appointed III 1881 "
AI.Anr lUHuu.
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Fla where the senator is STAYING that his hcohh
has not improved by his sojourn there. 1t Is saln
that he is threatened WITH pneumonia Yesterday a
friend i'm this cit received letter from the senator
himself I'm which he said that he was n schcr man
than he had supposed. This coupled with the news
from Washington that Mrs. Quay had started ior u.
Iucc Fla to be with her husband caused uneasncss
among the senator's f!icnd-.
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cryTROTS GIFTS TO 4 MEDICAL COLLEGE.

,,,, ctrv rXiyEKSIrY'S DEPARTMENT OF IltDl-
CINE RECEIVES 933oOOO WITHIN YEAR
d. Lewis A. Stnson announced at the annual dinner
~, A.. alumni Of the University OF the city OF New
v, held -. the llo el Brunswick on January 80 that
, if,s had bccn received by the university during
,,o ,.,,r and that the medical department had been
ia. rrrpicnt of considerable sans Of money Inc in
iuuincance of the "uns of money referred 10 by Dr
.tip.on wa, not understood by many OF those attend
ina, ,,, dinner but II is known that the mcdcal
,r,on, of the university la, received about S''jo
ono duting the year. large part o which comes from
q, friend Of the college. who has already gwen
500 600 toward its endowment The only iaule
rpd with this generous gift Is that one of its condl
tous IS that the name OF the SVcr shtil
,o, lao made known. The 100000 gave 10
an, medical college the LOOMS Laboratory, but
- ,,.,. evident that an amendment was necessary to
,rd,r II the useful institution that It's promoters IN
tended il 10 be- and 100000 given TO the Mcdca NoHeec
1t, the friend was applied - an endowment, winch mas
dana ruc toward making 1t great benefit to the col
ic.c re,ld., this large the ficnd' has Slven
81 40 600 To tho medical department. making IN all
s,9c 900 given by ono person during the year About
sIoo con beside. this las been collected from other
friends Of the medical department., which has put II
,,icy out Of debt and brings ii to the University OF
,,o CIV of New .lOk free and clear OF All hnancihl
"run,nr,nces. Before becoming connected win tne
ni,rlSy the Medical COlgc WAS m thr nahds oi lhll
"i1n,l. lint legal stcDs now being taken 10 make
thc maun.c mcnt a corporate boN, WIN power 10 lc,
aive bcouest, - that pos bc obstacle can siahu
I'm the way Of lis receiving lesacIcs 10 the ih'uic'
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propertv Owners wing Meter Rates for Water

Property Owners paying Ncter hates LOT VINO.
can materially reduce bills by using reliable Sen'
Closing Cock such a. the ZEN ESs DoHERTY" In
twelve wears extensive We have yet To hear OF
single instance of an "EM EsS DOHEEIf" Sucking
oucn In tbs city We keep them in repair three Yeas
wIthou. charge
THE MEYER-SNIFFEN CO.. Limited y,,.
Manufacturers SANITARY sccates and superior Watcr
W,rk It's GLE f-sr.. NEW.YORk.
visit Ia our Sho Nroous Instructive those building Oh
- rpmOlcIiing thor bathrooms.
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RT.SSTAN CLARITY ABUSED.
THE ADULTERATIOy OF FLOUR BOUGHT FOR
THE FAMINE STRICKEN.
REPORTS TO THE CzAEEwITcHs COMMITTEE
FURTHER RELIEF MEASURES.

IAA'iilISi il~i-A-' '4'-E'r
st. Petersburg, Feb 19.-Thc committee appointed
TO inquire into the aiueration II hour purchased p'
TIE Il Petersburg committee for the relief Of famine
sufferers have made report. The investigating com
mittee demands that NM. Yallonsky and Nieman' wv"
member. OF the relief committee. be prosecuted lot
the part they took In the purchase OF inc anui'''"
-four They also urge that other members OF TIC re
lief committee be- rcprmandcd for cupabe nceH.choc
An interesting fact in relation 10 the efforts vi 'c
Government TO aid the sufferers, by giving them i'cc
ticket, on the railways, /, that this charity mas
been abused Many complaints have been maze o'
the railway authorities. especially the Nicholas hhe
that the free ticket SYSTEM which Is Intended eA-
cu.vcly for destitute persons coming from the lahho
stricken dis riots to tho capital in search oil rehei '"
employment, has been taken advantage OF by "e'i''
do persons especially Of the merchant class III mas
been found that large numbers of these free uchelS
have bcc sold for small sums 10 persons WHO oouia
well afford to pay Their fares.
The Czarowitch's Central Famine Committee are
publishing the reports made by dc egatcs sent 10 the
famine districts, Delegate Yousephovitch sends nh
optimistic report concerning the part OF saman that he
visited but he admits that the peasants have been
obliged sell their livestock, owing 10 lack OF FODDER
lie says that he has not received single complaint
regarding the quality OF the grain supplied to tho
ucu,le lie found the relief ARRANGEMENTS every
where well Organized the Weather classe, readily sub
crbing the relief fund. lie speaks highly Of the
activity OF the clergy, and declares that not copecN
Of the relief fund ha, been wasted This report
differs greatly from independent testimony Another
delegate Madame DavidofI. who visited Voroncsh, SAYS
hat more than 10 coo women in that province are
destitute. having sold everything for food.
Order, have been s.ucd that m officer and two men
from each regiment Of the Guard, lie sent TO the
provinces 10 superintcnd relief measures. Thirty
thousand viii also be sent, TO take Tie paccs OF
those sold by the peasants
The contributions made yesterday 10 the Rus
ian Relief Fund Of tn" Chamber Of Commerce
were Joseph Wild 4 Co.. 500; j. r. stevens
a sons. II. L. Barnc. and H. ". Bank, &
co.. $50 each: DOid. Mead q Goa CHM ~ Co..
Jane, Poit ~ ca. AID L. II. lAslow, So each; The
Rev. Dr. Tloma, Harlan aud w." SO each :,
III. A. IT," -: cash" Friend j. Dwight. Mr..
VI. \. morse aud Vi james White, 81 each; wei In;
Tlc iri'unc received - from IL 4. b." and So
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THE THREATENED STRIKE IL ROME AyERTED

TIE THREATENED STRIKE ~ ROME ANERlED.
Rome. Feb. lD.-The threat, at the Joint meeting of
representatives of twenty three ~ th" labor societies
Yesterday that general strike would be begun TO DAY
and would De continued until the Government started
public works TO give employment TO Idle workneh' WIS
made an empty one by ia" action Of tho Government
which last night CAUSED tl" arrest OF several OF inc
uromiuent labor agatOr This decided action Of the
authorities had good results. and today. Instead OF
going ON strike ~ they had threatened the men wcir
an Wording rs u-ual. The city IS Tranquil ANA there
Is n indication Of trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
MARRIED.

AGAR-MACDONOUGII-on Thursday, February ~, ~
Washington in the District Of Columbia. John 1'rs snd
Agar son OF William Agar, esq. OF NewOfiedns' si~
Agnes Louise. daughter OF the late Katherine Mac
dOlough, OF Francisco Cal
RADFORp-DrrRRIN-On THURSDAY 18th fast, at the
residence Of the brides parents, Montela a. ~ nc
Rev A. H. Bradford, Clara A. daughter OF AicNanuet "
Durbin 70 William RailofdL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

Keen nm tina, Rasping Cough at the peril Of break.
ing down YOUR Lungs and Throat; rather let the
afflicted Immediately resort at once TO Dr. D. Jayne's
Expectorant, which oil Coughs ana Colds, ana
ameloraes all Lung Complications and throat
aiis
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E.tab,i-hed 1S7S.

MIS- McELRATHS HOMEMADE PRESERVEn
rRtNDIED CANNED AND SPICED FRUITS AND
JEILIES .... u,u enrc,,rry
Eteryth.v nut up n glass aud kept until fal; r%l
rrices references Sc, address Mrs SARAH D. MeE~
l. lTU Dcgraw-sJ. Brooklyn. y. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

A leading New.York physician says; Il nave usec
Nchosons Liquid Bread with good results Ill sA'e' VI
nervous prostitution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

small Price big Results. Pisos cure ioF Ccnsump.
tiOn and DO IL quiSAy' INV :" =
Vial. Your druggist 25c.
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Guetial Notitcs.

A. Fifth Avenue ART Galleries.
800 TIFTH.AvE.. NEAR 3irH-ST.
FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
MR. j. ABNER HAMPERS
PRIVATE COLLECTION
PAINTINGS
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
WITHOUT RESERVE. AT
CHICKERING NALL
corner lsth-st. and shave.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
FEB. % AND "a.
Mr. 5. F. AVERY, ir.. viii assist In the management
ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AuctionoeL
ORTGIEs 6 CO., Managers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

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with n wild. mpctuous. tumultuous, tcmpestiOus mug
and held her there for as much rs minute.
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ne released her. 1T, A.,
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,,I,rr n velvet ease from his pocket, haven't
brought the prize ring with me -
she opened the toyfnily ana ner eyes rested On
n solitaire which was really eorher.-lDetrot tNe
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