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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
ipost0!tice Notice.
ally BIZ all interested. as changes may

SHOULD By all Interested changes
Letters for foreign countries need be specially ad.
ea G fI NSad O Gu 1dy Of anN and
documents letters not specially addressed being sent by the
Foreign mails for the week ending February 20 viii
close p H all af for at o s' Sse "a mo per
oc f.Sa fG Tar S at ri ss ba a 80
III f% s. b, pc, c Ia"f f trG d sA and
GuatenaIa per s. : i Brskratcr from New'oreans.
A s a M FOR Europe per c,sa s saa !:
directed ps ,3ae at 2 M for T.gNlo ard Ea'3 io;
llrchclds and Greyto"n. per $ = oiu'sie' from New
WEDXEsDAY-At ) 80 a. m; for Europe, per-:
City Of Berlin, VIA queenstown Ca't rs must be drecd
s IaSt S VIA oeseaIsnd Sa tuep tr must be
Inod a,i and Ssa%ila as ro per o A!h at IL ~
NJ 0T and d La rq. fG"ai vd ,S
sri l.t BE- ,o dIe S' 81 saraors at p ~ sup
s &, Grox 80 aio %dnard I.i,"d dt per
M nd G,5 ,s oegfn' y. & ta 80
lso pT of vaeas i@u et. Tor other Colombian ports
os go drcGiGd for pf Nnd % Fl % ' az p
,gS%gc'S, od 80 P m@ 70, c' va st. Dominic
rEiDAf"S il a. a. m ;'gScmcniary il 80 a. ~ 70.
St S, I Es Ia"G no aoG m 5 T d sG
at Porte ico direct I s w.t. italy,
a rorgr' and rnrss r. per Error "a nus i' b. oSH aca
4, NJ Tor Tuoie rcr :. :. s"rsia. VI, Queenstown as
Id 10 a. III ct rsS mt 'P% e. drCd Ter o5di at
Tor Scotland d,ei per s. Pfyon a. m fc
MeSIco per G Condai deter, must be directed per
ccn S%1. Hrers x,sr soq,. r,sao
Iot, per la3para,' ka 1o,,o ues a. V' T for
campcche ChIapas Tibasco. and Yuea,an. per $ .:
Ser Cru, mus; be GIFFSssS Dsr
per oane Nassau dctser for other yene,qsa po =
be dlrectd 'per Olanje Nassau at IL M supp EN- mary
p M for brazil ard tho Ia Plata countries va Brazil
for Thomas and St CrN; Via ST Ihonis for Barb.-
ters for other Islands also Para and M.rahsm,
te directed Der yc!aIsl9, at 80 M for New
TM !2an1 rom c%o rS o at " NJ f r RSceds
ana foT h pes sc.es5 fSiSnd p", lip Gse iron
san Francisco clos, here dal 70 Fhru'ry ~ at 80
T. m mails for Chna and Jagan per : B,s .9i rv se
q 30 D. m Malls for Au.ralia. New.Z asnd. nawa.an.
E AMI Somo1n Island; per :, ! Mr pos. ron on sSn
p. N. on arrival NJ NewY rk of s. Anr,n, Win
british mail. Abstain. Mails for Newfoundland by
dalv AZ 80 D. ~ Malls for Mqrelon. by rail 70 Bos
ton thence by stamer co.e 1t this oAice daily as
thence Nv steamer selling Mondlvs Thursdvs and satur
day. clos @; this oaicc duv at 30 n m Mails for Mex
leo overland une.s ~ av adfr sci for Dispatch BY
.Trars. Pacific mails are forwarded II san Fr,ncsro
daily chedu" ~ closing Is arranged on The pre-
sumption Of their nnint rrrrtHt Overland tanst to Snn
Francisco the day Of s,irg q, stoImrs are dsntched
theme t1e DAY. Registered nal Gloss at p m.
Extra Supplementary Mails are opned on thc. p"rs n
III English end F'ch steamers at r. hon o. sc~i,s
on-n mn within Ten minutes - hour of settling Il
steamer CORNELIUS VAN COTT. postmaster
Po.toric' Ncw.york y. Y. fcb. IL. 1892.
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"DAy0 HAmLrox's SON ARRESTED.

Detectives have been searching vain for Daniel Ham
ilton, who DISAPPEARED from his hotel in CiaF@sOn.s in
December, having failed - account for 900 which
been intrustcd TO him by Cornish miners who were on
their way spend the holidays. Yesterday his son,
Edwin d. Hamilton who is ticket agent the employ
the West Shore Railroad Company, and lives at Clifton
S. L. arrested and locked up Police Headquarters.
The made the complaint W. e. Jcfreys.
who worked IN Idaho and this city december
H. on his way England. He had draft for sCSS
the Boise City National Bank, Of Idaho Wells, Fargo
& Company, at No. SO Broadway
At HamlltOn's Hotel Jerreys Edwin d. Hamilton,
who draft and in exchange for Gl3s
Warrington Msrrck London, which proved be worth
less In London Jerreys said he Edwin Bull, who
had been swnded Of 1920 by Uonitons. jeffrey
returned 10 New-York Thursday.
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OUTWITTED BY TIE WHY CHTNIMEN.

San Francisco, Feb. 13.-Distrct-JudSe Morrow on
January % fixed to-day for the appearance in Of
40 Chinese, who given liberty bonds. but
who TO have been remanded to-day the custody
Of the United States Marshal to be returned TO China.
Each principal had two Chinese suretes on his bond.
In ALL there appeared to be 400 Chinese interested
in the proceedings, and IN the principals failed to
appear the suretes were liable for the gross sum Of
$4,000 Neither principals sureties appeared in
court to-day, and Judge Morrow ordered all TO be
defauted and the bonds forfeited When, however,
Judge Morrow issued orders looking to the collection OF
the amounts due from the suctlcs, Assistant United
States Attorney Witter said that, under ruling Of At
tOrney General Miller, no suits were authorized by the
Government against suNties where recovery was not
probable. Witter WAS instructed 10 ask for another
ruling in this from the Attorney General but IL is
understood that but few Of the bonds supposed to be
cnllecflhla
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Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address
DIED.

RIENILlic clcyc , wife Of Jg Is, BiSn n Moo
ri SsS c OMIT soSc rs. ~ ~ ''''N
BEOwN-In nrooklyn; Friday, February -, Joanna NJ,
daughter Of the lic John W. brown, \. NJ Of Astoria,
Relative and friends are invited funeral ser.
vice at St MDk'- Church Adephist. on tuesday Feb
rnry 10. at y. N.
"a a mort snort illness Julia Mctc,i Burton.
. S a. f G On a syr Portray Ggg
'pI Iad.oa Ei'c' rcaa '"' ~ ' '' ''
c1sGIA nealSr s n County, S.Sy % thu IN
Funeral 81 c the h's fSn s' '''F on
,d fcSro%,y % ys at ~ SsqMSs s g. !"
FIELD-Thurtay evening: February II. Of menin gitis
p ghSge Ta of c sd 81 Years and
Funeral service sunday afternoon at O'Clock at East
nnriiI at stocsbfiigc Mass.
Hay, daughter Of the late James and Elizabeth seamen
mrNr-On Thursday. February II. 1902 Isaac O. Hunt.
i tn thg ,s' year Of hs age .,ooo $50 ,.,vc Sunday
evening. February IT, 1892 Al O'Clock
KIRBY suddenly. February l.. Margaret. wife Of
Funeral ,cryccs from her late resd nee 80 2o3 Cats
Owe. Prootyn SUNDAY. February "a. at I 80 p n
Friday february D Il e K MsesrS
presdrn, o, The Mechanic. Iraies Bank or Brook
yn tie ION year q n' s sss po,or., Chine, oo
sunday. February H. at D. m
@ Wa % D. & on t d6H day day Of Of
Panel. griffith and FAlth McAllis,'r Newlands, aged
PAGE-On FEBRUARY IL 1892. Tottcn,lc. Staten ISL
AID in the On year OF her age, sophia c. widow Of
william Page. ~ pneunou!a
Funeral n the houss on sunday afternoon
EIAi~EN-At Do.b> Ferry. Feb. T., 1902, Jane ReQua
!.eu-on I'm her Slst year
Frnr1 the residence Of her sonin.low. william H.
Lester on Tuciay the 10Th inst. At > O'Clock D.
SIfANKS-On Saturi,y. Fchiulry 10. 1892, Emma dlugh
tor NJ the late John ~hanks. NJ. ID.
% funeral hereafter.
WITTHAJSAt bi, late residence. - East 7jthst. New
Yor, CITY. Saturday February 49, Edwin j. WtthahS,
beloved husband Of Hale Wthau>. OF Heterogeneous.
iu the 10Th year of his ago.
Funeral services ~ IDS late Re- dncc on TUESDAY, frb-
ruarv Is. az 10 a.
kindly omit flowers.
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Used NAMES WITHOUr AUTHORITY
THAT Is ONE OF THE CHARGES BROUGHT
AGAINST STUART T. MARTIN.

THAT Is ONE OF THE CHARGES BROUGHT
AGAINST STUART T. MARTIN.
Judge Beach, IN the Supreme Court, Chambers. yes
terday granted attachment for $40 coo against
stuart T. Martin. in II suit brought by Edward Morton
and Charles Gallagher, for IN alleged breach OF
tract, and in tbs suit eTou, charges are made against
Mr. Martin Mr. Morton in an affidavit alleges that
Martin represented that he the treasurer Of the
European and American Trust and Credit Company,
which la, offices at n. 40 Walst. This company
has branches in this country, London and Paris,
Mr.. Morton declare, Martin told him. Martin wanted
to purchase first mortgage bonds OF the shenandoah
Coal, Iron and Lumber Company Of the par value OF
$4,000 at - per cent Of their par value. II, also
agreed to 90 10 Virginia and inspect the land Of the
company there, with view OF building Il narrow
gauge railroad from the cOmpanys works to Broadway
Va. Martin agreed to accept bonds Of the company
in payment for the construction of the road.
In the cards setting forth the business OF the Trust
Company the officers and directors named the late
Senator Plumb. senator J. r. Jones Nevada: ex-Cov-
A. b. Cornell COlCne Robert G.. Ineersoll, Thomas
F.. Wing and other wellknOwn Mr.. Morton says
that he called some Of these and they declared
that their names had been used without authority.
Mr.. Morton also alleges that Martin told him that the
president Of the company, James s. Negley, had just
returned from Europe, where he had succeeded in
arranging that the company lad $4,000 900 to in
vest IN promising undertakings.
Mr. Martin did keep either the promise to go to
Virginia or 10 buy the stock OF the Coal and Iron
company. The suit for the breach OF contract was
then begun. At No. 40 Wallst. Yesterday Tribune
reporter was told that Mr. Martin the manager
OF the European and American Credit Company, but
that he WIS out and they did not know when he
would be In Mr.. Negley, 1t was said, was in Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
HOW PLANETS My RENEW THEIR YOUTH
MR. sERvIss THINKS COLLISIONS MAY RESTORE
LOST HEAT.

LOST HEAT.
Stars, moons and comets were displayed by Garrett
p Serviss last evening before an audience that crowded
the big basement hall in Cooper Union. Under the
title of How Worlds are Made" Mr.. Serviss gave IA
popular talk upon astronomy. lie started with the
nebuar hypothesis Of La Place. and described the for
nation Of the heavenly bodies from nebuous matter
He called attention to the different conditions Of thu
sun, earth and moon illustrating different stages Of
the great process Of world making.
Mr. servisS said that after heavenly bodies had be-
cod ii might be possible for them
TO renew their heat and undergo further changes
a collision might bring about such a result
The appearance OF the star in the constellation
of Aurga he thought might be due to the collision
Of other bodies The observations OF Mercury
and Venus made by the Italian astronomer Schlapar,
also discussed. The star In the constellation
of CassOpeia, known the Star Of Bethlehem
which has Teen noted at different times was described
at length The lecture Illustrated by about sixty
stere0ptcOn views. in the course Of his talk Mr..
ServisS showed views OF the planets the sun and the
sunspots the moon and the cates Of extinct volcanoes
upon its surface and the various consultations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
4 MINNESOTA BANK IN Trouble.

Moorhead, Mimi, Feb. 13.-The excitement over the
failure OF the Merchants Bank is undated. Strong
efforts are being made to have the bank 20 into lqulda
ton. At the meeting of the depostors. eX.CongNss.
man ComsOck, the chairman, authorized to APP
point q committee Of five to formulate a plan, although
Herbert van Vnssinger has been appointed receiver BY
the court The liabilities foot up 5000 100. the
assets are $149.410. The bank holds Sal 900 OF
Presidents Bruins paper and there is also an OYER
draft Of S4 900 OF his. Cashier KurZs indebtedness
is SD 900, and Is unsecured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
THE PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO ATTEND =

The seventh annual dinner Of the Ohio Society Of
New York will be given Saturday evening next at
Sherry's special train will leave Washington on
the morning of the day of the banquet and President
Harrison, with four members Of his Cabinet-Secro
taries Foster. Noble, Elkns and Rusk all Ohio born
are expected TO attend
Tho entire delegation in Congress is invited, to-
gether with Senator'S Sherman and Bnce. Governor
Mckinley and Ex-Governor Campbell will also he pres
ent. with number Of other wellknown resdents OF
the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
IcOUIrTED OF 4 SERIOUS CHIRGE.

Cincinnati, Feb. l3.-Charles S Wcatherby and ". L.
Stevens doing business Weatherby & stevens, were
arrested days ago, at the instance Of II. B. Clan
Co., OF New-Yorl, the charge Of cmbczzlement. the
sum amounting to about 10000. They tried
before Justice OF the Peace Cas- upon specific charge
Of embezzlement of $4,000 1t shown that
weatherby g. Stevens agents for ClaHn & Co.
upon salary and at the termination Of the agency there
was a disagreement to the state OF the account.
The magistrate who heard the today decided that
there had been no enbezzlement and dismissed the
case Now, it is said. they will bring suit against
Clafln & Co. for damages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
SUNK BY 4 STEAMERS SWELL.

Cairo, ILL.,, Feb. 13.-The steam tug Thesus went to
Lees Landing, twenty miles below here, on Thurs
day, TO tow up barge containing 2276 sacks Of corn
and thirty negro laborers. The cargo weighed down
the barge nearly to the top Of the deck but trouble
experienced until last night, when the steamer
City OF Savannah was met The waves OF the Savan-
nah washed the decks Of the barge causing her
fill with water and sink. AS she went down she drew
the tug on her beam, and the tug also would have
foundered but for the prompt action Of the in
cutting the lines and allowing her 10 right herself
The corn and the barge will be total loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
The SOutl African RAILWAY w..

Cape Town. Jan. - 1S92.An official notice has been
published announcing the opening Of the Cape Co..
eramont railways. IT, says the mon lines the
colonial scapoS the Transyaa railways Will be opened
for general goods traffic Kronstad the Orange Free
state, on February 20. Krcrstad Is 50 miles from tho
Na1l River and liJ from auh1nnchburg. A. Krons,ad
will he the terminus Tor very short time only sJe
cal provision will be made 10y the department for storing
through goods There Tho line will be opened for goods
traffic 20 Naljoens Drift Is miles from Johanna sburc &c
the end Of AIr Ample Transport viii then be available.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
SYMPATHT FROM The EMPEROR.

The North German Lloyd steamship Company yestcr-
div sent BY cable TO Oerichs Coz agents OF the limo
I'm This city, the following message from the Emperor
~ Germany 20 the directors of tho company IN
i}rcmen
have read with the deepest SORROW the report the
death OF your managing director Lohman whom esteemed
ca highly expIess you MY sympathy in the ire par able
ios Of this far-sceing May the Lloyd future
retain the high position and follow the lofty aims toward
which Lehman end to lead the company His loss
not ONLY affects Bremen but creates sympathy In Tie On.
fire Fo,serlapd WILHELM, /. II.
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A YOUTHFUL SKATER DROWNFD.

Lakewood. y. j., Feb. - (speclaD- Charles F.
Brooks Of this place eighteen years old. drowned
while skating on Lake Carasaljo at O'cOcl, this
afternoon. lie using d hand sail, which became
unmanagcabe and drew him to the thin ice. lie
chung to the lee fully fifteen minutes, aud until n
rcscung party I'm boat within ten feet Of him.
The body was recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

were down by the Mcdonald express on the Pan
handle Railroad tbs morning and instantly killed.
The men were brothers They were walking the
track and stepped off tho westbound track 10 avoid
freight train, but got In front Of the express coming
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

- their moan. -. .. 3 ... dco. hOm to : D. H.
on next Saturday ev MAJ.
\ Lcnten entertalnm ,t IN the form Of "a r'allng
accompanied with music All entitled \ Goethe
Evening viii be civ NJ ihe Carnegie Music Hail.
on Tuesday. March =, at - 2. m, By Mmc. Mar
l.. Rankc
Mr.. and Mrs CLar:c. L. LambertOn. of No. 1G West
Twenty second ST.. Thursday evening gave dinner
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Morris X. Jcsup. Mr.. Theodore Guy
Ter. Mr.. and Mr.. john &. Calhoun Miss seward. &. C.
Cuylcr and Miss Guy leg. J. j. Emery and Thona, Girl r
Evans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

From The st. Jamcs's Gazut,

~. 7 Goodman's "pgizo novel; "The only
81 Ines: What ala she See !7-concernIng which We
published un interview last au'umnrTas, ycS,eFG N
},su "as originally published minus the denouement.
iybch readers called Gpon t. supply ior ihs
Will ns Jady PCnsonby-wife OF the Queens private
sclNo WIS The only vcrsOn who really solved Mr.
SseoeSmon,s myssry and she consequently receive II
tV,a ~ go N may be added that the author LAIN
pine W Tor his story literary grounds but thrc Is
hoshhh t That he took great deal OF pains To max"
no uouvv pizzIirc. in this r>eD,ct he sicceeIed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

80 the Editor OF rhc I nnc
sir; 1t scoms 10 me by reading your valuable paper
that the D,nocr;,ts OF New York going to &C
qulcsce In H., movements Of David Il. Hin 10 fois
himself on the voters Of the United states rs candi
date for President II the Democrats of New-lork
will allow such work. the Democracy ltE Is the rnh
mi Mo, oi Inc mir. Na-t viii bury lin politically
deeper than any political nirgncr ever va bn Ted
ROBERT BURLEN.
Prairie City, H. Jan. so lso2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
TAXING THIRD WIFE AT sEvEyrr FIVE

Indianapolis Feb. 13.-At Brightwood. q suburb Of
this city, last night the Rev. David Candel seventy
five years old, married to Mrs. Eliza Willis sixty
nine years old. 1t was Mr. Candclrs third marriage.
The ceremony performed by the bridegrooms son,
who IS also minister and who married by his
father twenty years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
coroC-FT CUMMINGS ETFfTED CH4IRMiN

At the meeting Of the memorial and executive com
nlttce OF tn Grand Army Of Kings Comfy last evening
I'm Brooklyn. Colonel Michael j. Cummings was elected
chairman TO succeed ID. Fell Ills election makes
him one Of committee in charge OF the erection OF
the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch In conjunction
Win the Mayor and City Works Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
. n.,oni.Ins whal sgnntc .traes tte pe0pIe Of Als

country making IN he study OF art and It's appliances
the decoration OF their homes They have laid tribute
the old collections o. Europe and many OF our houses
equal II rival IN their fittings the palaces Of the
Old World. III the matter o. fine old tapestries aono tho
demand i Increasing and the fruits OF the old looms Of the
Gobcn. eauyas Flemish Italian factories eagerly
sought after To satisfy this demand, the old house Of
sypher has secured tie lai and finest collection
brought = this country. In fact, there is no COLI
lection outside oi the museums that can equal 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
CAUSE FOR REMEMBERING HILL.

TO tn" Editur Of The Tribune.
Sir: Tic honest Democrats Of the Twenty third and
Twenty :oIr'n Mud, and lonhcrs viii always rcmcm-
Der Governor l for signing the bill permitting the
companies clu,rgc them ~ go per thousand for
caS when usi nri,,, Harlem River the price r. ~ -.
II that Is Democracy. then don't know what Dcmoc-
Incy e.. TRUE DEMOCRAT.
Ncwfpra ! D. 4, 1902.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
GperiaI Notices.
TIE Prang Collection,
a.

a. Tne Prang Collection,
"a collection for all lovers OF the beautiful" $
to be absolutely sold by auction on
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS NEXT, Feb. 10. II and Is.
Beginning each evening at 7:45 O'Clock.
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
East 2Sdst., Madison square. South
AN UNUSUAL AND
VERY INTERESTING COI.L-ECriONI
FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY-oNA
American and Foreign
OIL PAINTINGS
WATER COLORS,
belonging to
Messrs. LOUIS PRANG s. COMPANY.
OF Boston.
An opportunity procure beautiful pictures for house.
hold adornment at moderate cost"
LANDSCAPES, MARINES, FIGURE SUBJECTS.
SCENES IN THE Yellowstone, WAR PICTURES
BY DE THULSrRUP ZoGBAUM AND DAVIDSON:
DOLPHS KITTENS TAITES CHICKENS, SCENES
FROM CHILDHOOD, RO'rrkS'S AND POPE'S DOGS.
BLOWERS SPORTING SCENES, ORIGINAL PRIZE
CHRISTMAS CARDS &C., &c.
ON EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
o a. m. o and 80 to $50 y.
=. illustrated descriptive catalogue mailed receipt =
price. IS cents.
THOMAS Z. KIRBY, Auctoneer.
THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION.
Managers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

The student OF human nature will find much to in
erest him in the little advertisements of the people
OH the eighth and ninth page Of The Tribune. They
tell tale more varied and striking than you Will find
In many successful novels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
SALOONS MD EyCIsE LFGIsLATIo

To the I'd. Of I he # ibUne.
Sir: Permit me 10 thank YOU for your ringing ell
torinl on the "saloons and Excise legislation" In
'e gr al struggle before them good citizens expect
rho Tribune ,anG firm in the cause of right In
Tie olden tine. Aigy YOU never sound r"rtai In any
great n'nal question. DAVID &. WlLlE.
New York, FEB /. 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
.MIRRIEU.

MARTIN -GUNNISON-O tho 9th February, at st. Mary
Albots Hens ngtOn, London England. by the Honorable
ard reverend T. carr tyn, benjamin Fms Martini Ol
New. York, 10 Charlotte May GunnisOn, Of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

Imperial Grnnum Is the vurest safest most reliable
Who'll and delicious Food for Infants Children Nursing
Mothers, InSllds C0nNa escents and the Aged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

The Cambridge Fnh-ove and Thrty.thirdst.. Is a
paata model hotel Cuisine unsurpassed. Lorenz Reich,
prOprlctO,-( Home Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

II Won want a competent cook drcssmakcr OF
>oachnan examine the little advertisements on the
eS"Ith and ninth pages OF The Tribune.
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Gprtial Notices.

| Epftlnl NOTICES.
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bristol Bogart Runner ~ +. II. De Haas, VIM Hart.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

TWO BROTHERS KILLED by "A THAN.
Httsburg. FEB. 13-John and Andrew hoaboch, nun
Dariasss engssed as oil drillers at "co'"ae ''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

Beware of Fraudulent limitations
the Crown Perfumcry CO., Law endcr St- The genuine
always In crown-stoppercd bottles REJECT snoattutsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
Madison square. South.
Boxers bitter

A Boxers Ditters,
1879 acknowledgd 70 be oy tar the best and ensse
Differs nude whether taken pure % win wlnss %
Nauors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
Religious Notices.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madson.ayc. and 06th-st.
Rev JOHN FULTON, ID. ID, VIII p each at IL a. NJ ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
Congress spring.

This IA water being nov 10Y most claL"Fat" re-
tubing restored ali Former strength aud excellence
IA. rat mineral driuknl public might be s'ei-
the past s-on snrltogahuryng 10 'lskc their thr,
AT mi. healtnful fountain.