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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-21
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At this time We direct attention to our
new and varied stock ut Naitin.s which
include every desirable style and latest
dc-lgna.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-21

JUS iu--A beanifm line OF RATTAN
RN!iG thl;iu WIS. variety of styles,
! II y NlilFjt SUITS, --latest en-, cts IA oak
PNltllh& SUITES, newest Designs in IN
hulztrtN r.rN IN iuBisr ;till arp arli,C.';
II MI DIN SU-hGHM aI Libra Ky
NJ H&tFUlE. exquisite iii finish.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-21
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8 A NrITtN6 Of Fnst ward Democrats
viii be heiLl this evening at the north.
e7st eprnerof Fstlhand Iatnall streets.
All who are in favor Of eating Aueli-
ean wages down to Il level with In
g.lsh wages are requested to attend.
Don't fool with Indigestion. Take
ILLGHANza 4 Ills.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-21

Including tho entire stock of Roberts &
Hnnuun, liverymen, consisting OF "a
horses, mules coaches, l no-tOp sur
tors phaetons, : spindle wagons drag.
thy Cnnreyl; II huggies, . frazer road
carts, sleighs, 4 sets OF coach harness z
'lsnt light gouhlc harness. ~ sets of sin.
gle harness; hay, Straw, feed, heal haltcrs
and stable blankets forks curry conf y
aud brushes Lot OF summer aud winter
blankets : desks, stoves. nuI Barnes
safe, and numerous other aTticles pertain
ing to the livery business
= AMI mouths crclithy Swing a bank
able note with approved Gnaursrr,
ItDljEItro y IIANNUM.
StidhAm & Son, AuC. a2U-jt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-21

The wonders OF earth ana marvels or
nature IN the MI 81 I'M, perfect collcc-
ton of Wild and Rare beasts in the
MENAGERIE.
Exciting and Funny Races of all kinds
in the HlPPuDliDMl5.
400 splendid Steeds IN tue GRAND
HORSE FAM.
30 Moors and Redouin Bcrbers linen,
women aud children in tho MOORISH
CARAVAN and CAMP,
Surprising ull Earthly Spicndur5 and
Spectacular Display Is tho
FALL OF NINENEII,
Its presentation requires 1000 mon, wo-
men aud children In the various chnruct-
crS, Sl5N,oJoiu gorgeous costumes, $50 90
cCe!umss $4,000 in special scenery. 49,
200 beautiful ladies in the grand ballet,
companies OF soldiers citizens. etc. all
produced on the ldrgcst and hest equip
ped stage in the world. 80 feet long and
so feet Wide. Illustrating lire and events
u the irst great metropolis OF the civil
lizCu world.
Excursions on all lines of travel Com
suit your nrurcst station agent for rate
and time schedules bout fail TO see the
Peerless Free Street Pureant;on the morn
| ing OF exhibit ION at 10 o clock. Owing to
! the length OF ,tmo necessary 10 prepare
the Fall Of Niucveh for exhibition moth
| ing belonging toit will be seen in the free
street parade. Two performances daily.
, Doors open AT l.. NJ. and 4. Nj, perfor-
nance higgins one hour later.
To accommodate those who wish to
! avoid the crowd about the ticket wagon.
coupon numbered. actually reserved
tickets nj the usual slight advance may
be secured nj
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-21
RObeIGn'S Music Store.

Sunshine or rain all performances are
given he same. bctcath the canopies OF
The specially prepared WATER PR bUF
TENTS, a2I-HJ-gi-iOd w.t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-21

We have hesltatcd 10 quote prices on
FURNITURE CARPETS, STOVES. &c,
knowing, MS we do, that in eight cnses out
of ten the prices quoted on goods 10y other
houses that sell on the InSt0lment Plan
are sensational tricks to catch the eve of
the unwIrY. while tho facts nul figures
DO NOT AGREE upon Investigation.
FRANK j. MI RPllY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-21

Ointment. cures skin IIumors, Pimplcs,
lthcum. Frosted Feet, Chilblalns Itch Ivy
Poison, BARRIERS lien, Sculd Head. Eczema
5'c Druggists or mall. l.. ). Wells Jcr-
sGy CITY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-21
Dollars and Sense
5! Cash Secures You so Worth
d Goods.

People have grown wise in their genera
ton. To-day they think us well az read.
They are no longer toh by sensational
advertising. and when they see an article
ADVERTISED to sell at about half of
what it is SAID to bc WORTH, they must
think, IL they are sensible, reasoning be-
ings that two aud two CaArut make i've.
FRANK j. MURPHY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-21

No matter how much is promised In the
newspaper. the completion OF purchase
resolves itsolf into Dollars and Sense, IL
the buyer IL wise. ana tluestiUu OF how
much can be saved.
Aud lust here is where our SYSTEM
makes It saving of money to the nan or
woman who buys on the instrument Plan.
FRANK j. MURPHY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-21

EEFpiEEHATOp2 The leading makca,
MI tiCLiih uilo all s.AcA. pain and
elaborate hnisli.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-21

Ncwlymarrod couples or old house
keepers " Il lind The Inducements we of
fer are most favorable TO The establish
m"nt OF II new home OF tho rCturmiShins
Of an old one with cheerful SURROUNDINGS.
while ourteTm~ uakc housekeeping posi-
bic to every one. FRANK j. MURPHY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-21
WASAMAiSIsR'S.

Wells, Health Remover cures Sexual
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-21

FIRST We don't sell Shoddy or chcaply-
nude goods. Even the cheaper grades are
well made OF good materials. and IL they
duut wear as we guarantee them. we
chceriully replace them with others.
SibONnLS-Wc invite "A thorough in
spcCt ion of our stock ana II comparison OF
prices with those OF rcAdy-c.ish houses hc-
fore you purchase. cur immense trade
enables us to place large orders at most
favorable ptiCrs and our customers ger
advantage OF this in the reduction nt cost
FRANK J. MI RPHY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-21

HAS moved 70 81. SIS West stre,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
AMERICAN LIBRARY Association.
COMMITTEES MAKE REPORTS BEFORE THE LAKE
WOOD GATHERING.

COMMITTEES MAKE REPORTS BEFORE THE LAKE
WOOD GATHERING.
Iorewood. " J., MAY II CSpccaD.-The second
eosslo, 40 the American Library Association opened
today with the report Of the Cooperslo"n Com
,,,ee presented by Gardner NJ Jones, Of SALEM Mass.
The economical printing OF catalogues by means u
,he Linotype and cheap and serviccbi" hhu'l'S
= IA. chief points touched upon. committee
on e,,dect Headings was suggested md IN" rcccnuy
,,,.bd index 10 the subject catalogue OF Harvard
,r,,,. library instanced as the most complete list
cot prdnteh Miss Plummcr, librarian of ir1tt IL"
suuto read an interesting account "l thc ""'h w
~, ,,,rarv school AT the State Library, Albany.
,o,tv charity supported by the students Is Tue """
,oionc Of home libraries. small number Of volumes
60, be use Of the children Of the neighborhood. The
,,o o oinoed In Boston, where more than forty snch
u,crrie, exist. Professor George a. James rcHd Il
manner ON university extension and Ms connection WIN
,urories The Rev. DR.. John Is. Thompson de>c1bed
IN. resnlt. achieved by the NewJers"y Society iof
/ Co,loce Extension. Professor Louis 'evicF, IT, Oh
p,,are College spoke earnestly on the same subject
Inver.sty extension, he said, depended on the man
and the book The colleges must iurnish ule men
,he publIc libraries the books. Miss VI = ,"'"
/ made a report for the committee III charge o' '"o
+ American Library Associations exhibit al the Coiuh
,,a, E,poeltion. The committee recommends that
,he exhibit be made part of the United states bureau
y, Education exhibit since requisite space ana money
40. definitely offered by them, aud All o'her sus'
ccstions for rnlsng money prove '"P''o''."
That tho exhibit be divided aS ''"o"'
Exhibits by individual libraries eompa'a'No oN''''
,ncludInr library architecture, appliances ana htunss
and bindings. history and descriptive matter ana
an A. L. A. library in working order. The committee
recommends also that the exhibit be IN c"hrsc VI
a permanent Exposition Committee win power 10
| ,nnont subcommittee for the choice OF BOOKS lh'S
''o., ,,u ,e considered Wednesday at the morning
session. >,
| 1, tbe afternoon the State associations held
! soc,.l mcetipcs At the NcwYork State meeting
the law relating to the University of the state OF
Ncw.Y York, approved by the Governor In April, wn'
discussed. The plan for. inerant libraries Tor 'owh"
, ,,,,.,,' dis,ricts was generally approved. At the
| ovenino scesion Dr. william Hayes Ward read q
memorial paper on the life Of DR.. L. II. steiner Of
baltimore. The Library school held special meeting
and practical Questions were ans sn IT, uur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

ton 1T YARDS, third T. B. Turner 'eS. Princeton u
yards).
Bicycle race. two,nle safety-won BY A. A. Gracey.
pnadelpha College of Pharmacy minutes SO 35 seconds
scratch time 40 rs second. E. D. KNAPP 90 Columbia;
third w. Hall. '92. Columbia.
22Oyard hurdle race-won by E. NJ Church. 'o2. U. Of Pc
q yards) % is seconds second F. H. Coks Swarthos
IS yards) third, L. F. Johnson Princeton 40 yards
Onemile wslk-Won oy C. w. Ottiey, 49, Princeton. 10
seconds start 10 49, second +. A. Borcherina. 'o3,
Princeton seconds start third, A. L. Endcott Harvard.
10 seconds start
Halfmile run-won by T. d Turner Prncetont15 ya d.
80 35 second, l.. b. Crane. Princeton 80 yafdsI third.
A. r Grey Princeton (40 yafds).
22Oyard dash, handicap-Fnal heat won by II. A.
McNuty In 23 2.5 seconds with Lee, '93, U. OF r..
second and Dodge Georgetown, third.
l2oyard hurdle. first and second men to run In nnsl
beat-First heat dead heat between d. Rushmore Is
I'D, and II n Green rs yards) both Of swsr.hmore.
10 seconds; second heat. ty L. f. l.. Pyncnon u
az p IS yards) 10 40 seconds; second E. NJ Church. sZ
T. OF p g yards The final heat was Closely eon'ees
between Church and Pynchon both running In IL seccnd
and finally Church was ruled out Tor carrying n' IA
Oneme run-won by Arthur Blake, hafvdId .ov
yards) 40 As; second, Z. w. Kelsey. u OF r. wv
yards) third W. b. Woodbridge. '93. Columbia (4o ysao'
Running high jump-won by T. G. Sherman new
YORK University a inches) feet inches; second H.
Gill; Princeton a inches), feet inches tniro' e. ~"
Church, U. Of z. q inches), feet inches
Running broad jump-won by 7. G.. Sherman. new
York University q foot nches % feet second. NJ y:
O'Brien Central High School q foot inehes)' :, ie
inch third +. II. Cocks. Swarthmorc q foot hcne"'
20 feet 7ia inches. d.
Pole vault-won BY G. H. Brooks. swarthmore u
inches) feet inches L. F. L. Pynchon, scratch Gen.
trail High School, 0 feet inches, won second on INC
toss from T. c. Sherman Scratch New-York University
who vaulted the same height -.
Putting le.pound shotwon by q. Fl. Evans. scratch
Harvard 3S feet inches; second, b. s. Mclivaine'
warhmore q feet 81 feet II inches third j. Beverage
| '93 Princeton, scratch. 80 feet 10 inches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
INTERCOLLEGIATE FIELD SPORTS.
inY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE.1

PRINCETON CARRIES OFF THE nONORs AT THE
PHILADELPHIA TOURNAMENT
Philadelphia. MAY II (SpcciaD.-The athletic field
tournament OF American colleges under tile auspices
of the Athletic Club OF the Schuyll Navy opened this
afternoon on the grounds Of the Toga Athletic Asso-
citation The weather and the grounds were fanltless,
1t contrary 10 expectations the attendance not
very large not over 5000 persons being the
grounds. The spectators were largely students, Wear
ing the colors Of their respective colleges. Many
ladies also were present. wearing the colors OF their
favorite college. Two of wall tents we're pitched
On the southern end Of the grounds and assigned
to the athletes They appropriately decorated.
Great enthusiasm was manifested over the running
high Jump. For some reason none OF the Yale or
Ichjcl athletes appeared and there considerable
Disappointment In consequence. They were the only
colleges not represented. The snpposion is that the
absence Of Yale's representatives Is due to desire
not 10 inpcrii their chances at the coming infer
collccate games in New-York. In the contest for
college supremacy Princeton first place with A.
noiu,s The points " each college are as follows
Princeton A.: swarthulore. "a University OF Penn
syivania, -: Harvard. 1o; Central High school
Philadelphia IL Ncw-Yorl1 University, II: Phllade
phia College OF Pharmacy. Columbia, Rutgers. 3
Georgetown, /.
r. g. shcarrnan, OF New York University. won the
diamond medal for scoring the most individual points
The score is as follows +. G. Shearman, IL points
H. A. McNulty. Princeton 10; McIvanc. Swarthm0rc
q: Pyncnon Central High school, 8 ; Evans Harvard
6; Church. University OF Pennsylvania, 6.
Tonight "A reception was given 10 the visiting
athletes at the scliuylki Navy Clubhouse. Winner.
Of to-dly's contests follow:
lOo.yord dash. final heat-wo, by H. A. McNulty
Princeton 10 second. Louis Metcr. Rutger'
4, ysrd,l third n. S. Hires, University q Pennsylvania
4tO.yard rup-Won by J. b. Roddy '0i. Princeton {,
yardsl 81 i5 seconds; second. C. V. Black. "a Prince
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DIED..

Is Elizabeth Motion. Of Persons p Allen
DOWMAN-At his home in West Troy, Sunday. May 10.
1892 Jabel Parkhurst Bowman aged seventytwo years.
oowELon sunday May % a. Ms g ressdsne years. sag
rIsHER-On Tuesday, May II, 1892, David Fisher aged
nSe yeaT a. his late residence Metuchen N j. Thursday
Plains Sun ssy,. Nay y Is s. S Scsa
Fficnds and relatives are invited attend funeral on
wcdne.i,y May ls. p m az her late residence Dfo'a'
caTrae M"i Viii be- in waiting at Plains arrival
Of train leaving Grand Central Depot at ZOO
e, q nc a;s James May AND May
aney npa Ss white psins Memorial NJ E. Church
THURSDAY May 49, :, at Mile S Plains station on arrival
OF rs p. m. tain from Grand Central Depot. MI.
RICE-In New.Haven. Conn, May 15 Cornelia s. Kice'
Funeral services from residence e her scnnsw sseT
man f. Foote 10 Howe-st., on "Wednesday, May TO-
shNFoRD-w sanford Monday Nay H. HSsa ~
Afternoon. o'clock
sMITH-At Hotel San Gabriel, East san Gabriel Cal:
b s a sn ls92 l En- late wsr Bo%ne
,!e e. Hs r G S q a. a;r
ing Sith.st f. r. at 80 p M on Friday. May Jun Jun
Thompson soutier, Of ti,at place.
her niece M Ts',S'y Ny lss
Notice Of funeral hereafter
vAIIIANT-Passed away, suddenly, TUESDAY eftcrn2en:
Nav IL Adcne Louise, daughter OF george H. ana MA"A
Valiant. al.
| rntlmrnt private at Cleveland. Ohio
rs e Robert BOYD 9s%
~ 81 John the Baptist. Glenham aged 81 years
The burial office VIII be said at ST. johns on Ihursosy'
May 10. at p. m. ,,.s =. .,,,nd
Carriages the II 30 tram from New iorA e"A
tho / O5 from POughkeep-ie at fishklii lAhdihe. -.
woLFE-May H. 1892, Jane Agnes WIDOW OF 'onn w.
Wolfe. .,,, ..,,,os % .,,.ra
funeral services Friday. 2cth INST at 30 D. No. from
her late residence, iGi West 23dst.
Please omit flowers.
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY. Maple Grove station;
LONG Island Railroad For descriptive pamphlet WIN luu
particulars the city Office 12I3 Bway Newfork'
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Po.tomcc Notice.


SHOULD be read daily by ntere,ted as changes may
Letters Tor foreign countries need not BE- specially 40,
dressed Tor d;Iat ens BY any OF aud
document letters not specially addressed being sent " ''
''i ocsn mail. ending ,n'ISx q will close
nr%SgFgpy Z AZ fa g. 80 Hi a. ONCE r Europe per
s's 3 4, q 3 4 n g 81:
srs'%''iS sP bsism nit E s':S
letter. m net be d Nsss f a at m
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f .SlaaSi '' per- steamer nom Haitian:
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tr"ra ouccn,Sy1, Sttcrs snS for rsr%a"y I%m'k
a. ny Tor Germany. Denmark sweden Norway Chris
,h. erts of Tnropc via southampton must BE- drecd
.p~r hier'N 10 a. m. for Netherlands direct per
;r@assla Via Glasgow detters must be directed per
Crcsssia'D IL a. M ior Ismpeehe. Chispas Taba,cs
Tampico direct other Mexican state, via Vera Cras
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lar rio Janero. Santos and La Plata Counties ms I
n""ta1 pr pr s. s. otcri Ntwore,ns AZ 3 n"
for Bnen,d- per Agnes from Ss ,U Imo, nor
9MSa from M i Ss:s kfs ye "G" 81
Mails sr Australia a s~ san r ana
sr Sis Hs at Ss~Y Alaois ws Gr,s 81, malls mills
s1 NSs'n on San Tsnssce here daily up May
90 .aq s %s. here Co. das sS
May May nv mi, Is to ",rax and ey close
daily go g. seams as close tsr =. tSis oes
sil :" q" D. anu Mails Cuba by rail q Tampa
ra and a. tSens. by sailing MONDAYS and Thurs
close a. Hs .S Sse Specially addressed for dscR
NV teau,er close at this onice daily az a. m
fas eli ec % a If closing IS on he pre-
Fancisco Mails from the East arriving on time 2. san
francisco on the day OF SAVING Oh "a''S arc aspA''"e~
'hcnI Resis,ered nall closes at p. M previous day
tho EnsI,sS Frcnch and German steamer at the hour u
l"n@ Of supplementary Malls at the rostcfce, which
remain open until within Ten Minues OF he ho"r Oh sa
ing OF steamer CORNELIUS VAN ooTT. roMmsss~
! po.aAaaA NAw.vork n. X. MAJ 18th. 1aaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
THE WEATHER REPORT
M STORM INCREASING IN INTENSITY.

w,.hlnqton MAY 1.-THE storm has moved from Texas
n Missouri Increasing markedly In energy giving rain to
a., ,t,-st-.t rn and Missouri Valleys and gale. % the
middle. t,rtions II these valleys. The clearing condition
Ina, moved from Ohio the Middle Atlantic States grad
ually diminishing magnitude The second clearing 'o'
anti, has moved from the Middle u he North iacIic
e temtrritur has fallen on the Immediate Mnne
,at, coast and IN Missouri Valley, aud has remained
The following h aNy fniniall
I'm ct. wac reported during the last twcntyfour hours
Ru llNillr. Ark, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

Secretary for the cruiser Baltimore. the magnificent
silver service given by the citizens OF Baltimore
through General Felix Agnus. OF "The Baltimore
American Captain w. ). Schley. the first COM
mander OF the Baltimore: Paymaster- General stew
art. United states Navy; W. H. Raymond private sec
letsry to Secretary Tracy Alexander ID. Anderson
and b. H. Warner Washington. ID. c., Will be present
and 1t IS expected also United states senators Cor
man and Gibson and J. F. c. Talbot Mr.. Talbot had
The honor of naming the cruiser. Upwards Of 100
Of Batmores most prominent citizens will attend tre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
FORECAST FOX TO-DAY IN DETAIL.

For Ncw.Fngand aud Western |'w.lork. generally
III. tt,,,iv warmer in Interior; southwc-t,ry winds.
ror Eastern Penn yl,anIa aud Ncw'Jer'"y' generally
cr folIoved y showers night slightly warmer south
ery winds. 49,
,o, Wcs,orn Ncw.York, Western Pennsylvania, West
yIrrIna and ohio, showers.
Far Missouri, showci-; slightly cooler. .
RIver.-rhe ohio. the middle Missouri, the upper ana
tiiie The lowe Arkansas and the led VIII
ronuc To rise the lower Mississippi viii remain about
siatlonary The Wabash viii fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
TIE PRESIDENTS OTTlNG.

Fort Monroe. Va. May I7.-Genefal V. ID. 6roner,
o, Norfolk called on President Harrison this morning
and invited him TO 60 TO North Carolina for few days
shooting Tile Invitation may be accepted. This
afternoon the President Inspected the shipyard aud
drydOck at Newport News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

Tribune ONCE MAY 49, m.-Clcar weather prevailed
Yesterday with light westerly and southerIv winds ana
dry air Humidity registered 80 IN the morning and 81
#, the evening. The ranged between % ana
~ degrees the t67 being 1G. higher than on the
last and oh han Monday
In and ncat this city to-day there VIII probably be
f,ir weather. possibly followed by shower at nRht
slightly warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

Harris librarian Of Cornell University: u. b. Pool
OF the Y. N: G.: \. Library Of New,lork; Gqstay
sechert. !. y. Wing James Bain, OF Toronto: H. NJ
Alley. Of Detroit, and L. d. Carver State Librarian
Of Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

straining and Racling your Lungs and Throat with
raspng Cough Is but poor policy. Rather cure your
self with DIR. d. Jayne's Expcctorant an excellent
remedy for Asthma and Bronchitis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

When baby was sick, we gave her CastorAs
when she was a Child she cried for Castorie
When she became Miss, she chung to Castons'
When she had Children. she gave them CAseorio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

NEW MEMBERS OF A YACHT CLUB.
W. H. Vanderbilt Oswald sanderson ana >h' VI
Benedict were elected members Of the seawahhahA
Yacht Club last night It's meeting at the clubhouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

Bright crisp little nd advertisements describing In
direct way the varied requirements OF host OF people,
mi many columns the ninth page OF Tho Tribune TO-
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

oroIIpe Soap is preferred by physicians TO any other
oa" Tor nreerying the health OF the skin Choicest soep
IN the trade Indispensable in every ladys boudor AsS
YOUR druggis: for LANOLINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes pressure. indicated BY The Trbune self
recording aomecr The broken line tho tom
ncraturc ~ observed At PcFry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

II there Is anything you need In business Mt home.
von will probably find II advertised on the ninth mage
of The Tribune TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

DINNER 10 SECRETARY TRACY IN BALTIMORE.
Baltimore. May ia complimentary dinner will
be given Secretary Tracy Friday next at the Hotel
imperial. this city. when will Dc presented W the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

The ninth page OF The Tribune today contains a
varied assortment Of interesting "Want" advcrtis-
ments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

Arc YOU In need Of anythingi Then examine the
MANY columns OF short advertisements on the hihth
mage OF The Tribune to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

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BRANDED. CANNED AND sPlOEp fHoiio "~
Pure RED CURRANT JELLY A sPEGIA.L ii ro,
Everythinc put up IN glass and kept UNI. Iah, rvk
prices roferences Sc address Mrs. SARAH D McH'@
kATH. 1893 Degraw-st.. Brooklyn. \, =
IL would not be possible cs ,,
10 conceive a delightful perfume thah 'rao Npp'0
Blossoms,' The NewYork Observer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
Gueeial Notices.
Estubli.hed 1873

since 1928 Acknowledged TO be by far the pest %u
stomach Bitters made. whether taken pure UT "i' ~
or liquors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY Maple Grove S;st, t,,,i
ono Island Railroad For descriptive pamphlet Win luu
particulars address city Office. 213 Bway. New'fofk
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-06-02

New goods at Lombard 4 Horsley's.
this week. Bamboo Music Stands, Cab
inets and HaAmOcks. A first-class Ham
mock for 81. 10.