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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
a rr.MoR OF coysoLIDArroS DENIED.

Chicago Feb 1.-THE story from Wall street ABOUT
tho pective COZ ,odatlon Of the Union Pacific the
chicago and Northwestern. the II. Paul the northern
Pacific the omaha and The Atrh,on roads Is regarded
her. a. one Of the most absurd Flmor' that has been
circulated I'm vcar~ President Miller. % the - Pill'
nv, the report is without foundation. nnf moreover
hat a union Of the St Inrl and III" Northwestern.
of which much has been said In the pa "'u'u ~
detrimental 10 the Interests OF both Ih'N always
., a., t,,rou, and I'm Mr. Millcr's opinion. they
.. mako no,r money when operated separately IMAM
would BE- po- -iblr IL they were united
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
Gperial Notices.

A. BY the Fifth Ave- Auction Rooms
2iO 5TH.AVE.
WM. d. NORMAN, Aueuoncer
TO DE- SOLD BY AUCTION
THIS THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 10.
AT O'CLOCK,
PRIVATE COLLECTION
HIGU.CLASS PAINTINGS IN OIL,
Including examples by the following Distinguished Foreign
ard American Artists
FOREIGN
Doucucrcau DelacrciX Mei-sonicr Dalbgnv, Mem
J. L. Brown. Bcnasst Troyol, foulmouche. Michel.
Iortuny JanMouchablon Luigi Lo!r, Vernon, Junea
Dupre, Allied stevens. jules Breton, Charles Jaeque
Pasin A. Mauve Monccli
AMERICAN.
clifford Carleton Virgins Inness, Bolton Jones.
Bristol Boesrt, Bunner NJ F. II. De Haas. VIM HaFes
Bruce Crane, Ream.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
REVIVAL or An OLD CoxTEovERs

,o,i,,, II the controversy between th" Hog interests
IL, ,h OREGON Pacific and the principal bondholt'r' Is
,hr.,,cu.1 r. Eccntor Hog and H'rhn Jop snort
time ago purchased IN" property az 'o'' ~ %
r1 ti,t although acting for the bondhodei' me puf
har v,r, contemplating The placing Of Hen oil about
ST ooo 600 having priority tn" fret mort !af "l""
IN pror.,rtv An injunction has been outa"u Nv lNr'n
!" Pp ' ,,or,,v. restraining ,lc,srs Hog and
rl , ,akinc any steps detrimental to the interests Of
tbo Lnudholdrr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

+. ANU U UINE0 IUTtS7 FEBTsI MY MEFTINtr.
Baltimore. Feb. Il (Specil -PIe-dent Mayer presided
the February meeting oi the Baltmora and Ohio Rail-
road directors to-day. lie spoke Of the listing OF tho
common stock on the NewYork London Exchange and
Of the encouraging financial outlook Of company. Tho
Eoard unanimously Endorsed his nrancill policy. The
January earnings OF the entire system - 0jo 92S
Increase over last January 81 Sl41475 The
81 j3s SOB increase. ss773O Increase s59TI5 Dur.
Ing the last four months the earnings IS 7Oo77s in
erase $4,000; expense 50 a97 0lO increase SOB 053
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
PRO POSED ILLINOIS AND IOWA ROAD

Davenport Iowa. Feb. l7.-Articles Of incorporation
Of the Illinois, and Iowa Railway and Terminal Company.
capital stock sljcO 600 have BEEN hel here. The plan
Involves the construction . double-track railway bridge
Mississippi at the Toe. OF the rapids here and
extensive transit and yards both sides OF the
river in Davenport Iowa, and Mo Inc. H., and indie
pendent road to Clinton Iowa thfyfour miles north q
here thus bringing the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way into this city from Clinton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
M1RRLED.

Isqn At sanford Florida by the Rev b. William BATS
Nitr,d Cecil Bessie G Downing, dtuGhtcF
~ mr. / C. C. and thu lat sophie +. CObb Downing
LFIsENRIN TUESDAY, February lGta.
-" az th. residence Of the brides parents IN New
Vrk Sity bv the Rev. william T. stevenson: OF Iltu,.
vile Prnn Annie NJ, daughter OF Dells o. MleHhan' 20
tdw,rJ a. Irisenrng OF Mauch Chunk. Penn.
uoRSF-SCUU YLER-On Tuesday evening February
iGth 1892 bv the Rev. Dr. Abbott f. kttredge at the
std.ucs of the brides brother Walter u. schuyler,
Ilorry Franklin Morse to Jane. daughter u the late
o;rret Lansing Schuyler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
rouGmr nY MIR. LArrERDAcu AT AUCTION

Baltimore. Feb II (>pec al Edward Lauterbach, OF
NcwYork holder Of the first mortgage the Drum
Point Railroad, bought the property auction to-day for
$4,000 November 100 OF the $1,000 first mortgage
bends were bought by tho Annapolis, Washington and
Ba.tlnor, Ea.road for $4,000. The Drum Point rol1
terminates at deep the Chesapeake and could DO
made a valuable property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
DEMOcEATlc ORGAN on THE THEFT OF THE
srl1E sEyITE.'

From Tie bufa!o Comwcrcial
The town Of Plattsburg Clinton County Is u,uais
D,uoc,.iic c,criay the Republicans callI~I tiie
,,-tcr election by average majority ol wv VII
ro,tv gr,uud, II X an interesting - mplom.
sp,cial dispatch published In The hu"a'o courier
SAY: 81, .,,,o,. T., tho marty
bc,dr, showing p1pusr condemnation o inc the'I 70, Ul
the state senate b' Inn ara III, ii'1,'S . ,.
tnr,ics of thc Tamman truWNiratc are NOT popular
IN tMs section and Doubt many Democrats TOOK
advantage Of Tuesdays contest to register 'her op
uo,ition 10 criminal politics ,. , A.,
me Judgment of Platt,burE - iOIcr"hher Oh we
Judgment Of The people OF New York on me actS OF iie
ns lawlcss anI rockies, part sans thar nave ever uS
o,ccd mi. commonwealth We are gIad. moe0V +. 10
g. that our excellent Democrat contemporary lhs
Ccncr * ready 70 .yc Prominence . the statement
M ,ho lottshnrg victory Is "A p)pllar condemnation
~ h tbcft NJ the state by llill aGi his eutcnants.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

PROPOSED ELECTRIC ROAD in THE CATSklfJS.
Kingston y V. Feb. l. (NpeclaD-ln connection with
the new OH, Eleyane Railway, which IS now being built
M in Catskill Mountain from point near PaenVile to
the old Catskl Mountain House. IL Is SAID that an electric
railroad from IN. uuper terminus to Hunter with branch
IN uocl Kaat.rskll 4, under consideration. IN offer %
guild tho road ready next seasons business ten miles
~ 00O has beon made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18


Tho tram, contract between the Wheeling and Lake
Fri and the B,itrolr and ohio old> has been comP''el
and bv Il n, route been oprard to Tie Whc'hs t"lu
to pitt.br- and To- Baltimore and other At'hlN SEAPORT
:, = ,,,,l onicallv that the Wheeling and Lake Erie
- ., ,,,ui.t.d Arrangement, lor an interchange Of
.oic vI,h tl. Pennsylvania lAirold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
r,cv,vcs cr TIE sor,rurRy Pacific.

san Tl.,nc CO., Feb. 1.-THE statement OF earnings
~ ,hc ,outhcrn Pacific for l7Ol gives the gross earn
inys a. go 40 900: operating expenses, 73llfloV'
mo-, earnings sIo.4-O.OOO. or S2.O'oOoO more than
ln tho previous year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
cor1u,r MEN ACT FOR CHILDREN.

r,o co,u1pbia College Dramatic Club gave bene-
.. orformoncc last night at the Manhattan Atil@uc
"t,,i ;or the st. Johns Guild Chldrcn'S Hospital
aCoofu,on7 and Trial by Jury' were gwen Dy ,hc
sa,"o cast. which presented them last week at Tue
berkeley Lyceum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

The American Investment Mon J".,,S n,iu and
.ucc,ssf combination 10 purchase ana improve h,r'
I,,os Won can buy and Tor thcM by hs.a!'
,nts and receive per cent interest ana shar Oh au
1,ol malta have averaged y per cent ahhuaiY
t"t rnon rnanocel by representative men, has accu
atrd I'M tho last years over fopoOpu IN asseVs anu
IT, shares guaranteed by pa'1'uP ''P'' 'N s"p'
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

Department of STATE Wa hington. d. C., Feb 10,
-Infon1tion ben received ~ this Departments
from Mr. %. Bourn, The Con.nlf'enefh % no
Rome Italy. 81 the a'h on me lIt OF
lS9l A Rome. Of Mr.. Helen y llh WIDOW
OF Hon Wills Hall At rn"y','neal Of N"w-horA STATE
The legal representative Il Ia" deceased can obtain FUR
thpr Information by applying T. thi Department
Per dlsu1tch No 32i. D1t'd January -, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

IL iii, n That l. what your occupation demands. but
in inch rase Use that matchc-s tonc-Nch lhqln
~ % Min overcome thu tendency TO Indigestion which
in.rnicint exercise Invariably beger Nina YOU Use
Liquid Bread though and not the ust a. good OranuS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

preiness chances, bargains OF various Sorts ana
- ~ all kinds are mentioned in the many Columns
~ short advertisements on the ninth page Oh lhc
Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

Of 81 9l6GG being increase the years OF
about 800 0o0 and thereafter zoo
present minimum rental.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries
300 FIFTH.AvE.. NEAR 3iTH7sr.
FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
MR.. J. ABNER HARPERa
PRIVATE COLLECTION
PAINTINGS
% be sold by auction az
CHICKERING HALL.
corner lsth.st and SHAVE.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
FEB. % AND -.
Mr. 5. 7. AVERY, ir, will assist in the management
ROBERT sOMERvILLE, AuctonecL
ORTGIES 4 CO., Managers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

rno little advertisements OF the people, aPIe pea.
ivy orr condition Of and woman IhcS ,r rIi'il
t 10 o tIc whole gamut of Human necess!uc, i"'
alons ,o Won WILL find them on the ninth page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

pi.o.. Rcu.dv for Cnnrrh viii surely cure catarfA
md Sod in The mead Handy, pleasant All druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

II there Is anything YOU need IN business or a.
home, you Will probably ma IT au'e'''Seu U" Va
ninth maze OF The Tribune to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

by General sherman the memory Of his "lie'
erected by .....
THE Nt,y.ENGLAND MONUMENT CONF Any.
Cemetery Memo, iols IN Granite Bronze and Marble
32l Broadway, oppos.t Dodge statue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21

versed. and the judgment entered upon the repur
OF the additional allowance of costs affirmed .
Rudolph Hofeh ast the City of Buffalo. 'u"e"'"'
affirmed without costs. u, VIII
Timothy n Spelman ct al. respondents. agt VII
lam Sigismund ct al appellants Judgment am t
with costs, with leave to the appellants 10 pay 'o'
and answer within thirty days. , y..,
James II. GoodSell, respondent. agt the 49, ~
Union Telegraph Company, appellant Judgment III
1rmed with costs 10 plaintiff. ,o. m
The People respondents, agt. Stanley Lo~ilJ', n9
pelant Judgment reversed, and defendant u
Abel r. Higgins. appellant, agt. Abigail c'onhel
Implicated respondent. Judgment reversed ana Jug
ment entered the decision OF the special Term
affirmed with costs. H.,
William F. Peck taxpayer, OF Roche cr appein,nu
agt George Belknap implicated. respondent. ViV NJ
reversed and Judgment entered on decision pI Vne
Special Term, affirmed with costs
The following the day calendars for to-morio"
First Dvison-Nos /, ., 4. 6. :. 8 10 ana T. ZOO
Second DvisiOn-Nos 500. j91, 4o3, 1lJ o9o' oo"'
594 and 505.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
cOIrpT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme General Term.Ee9ess continued vo,oo
Supreme Court hanbers-Beioio Patterson J'-uo'ioh
calendar called at ii O'clock H.. p,o.o r.,
sapre iSl IA $50 az ~ u.s. 500. 81 and cG
nra raH Special rcrm-part INo calendar
Circuit Cour-Pait 1-Refore Barrett J.-ca'e' to be
Circuit CoUrt-part II-Before Beach J.-Csses to be
S2is Ii5S 21I7. 1858. l2l', 90. 49, ll''' 100
Circuit COmt-Psrt Iv-Bcfore Andrews. J-Csscs to
be sent from r%T Before Ransom sw Of Schuyler
Skaat. 10 80 a N. For probate: Wills Of william
schiess Carrie shannon. 10 A. IN; James Denny Mar
3', spepot COultItenors Term-Adouned until Fetru
airy sunerior court-specia Term-Befoto Dugro. J.-Mo-
Superior Court-Equity Term-Beore sedgwick. C. j.
Nos 1873 49, !96 III az -, ps,,,c cusc,.eoye
J.-Nos. 1882, 1886, 1922 1870 100 1922 To- ,,..,
sgperpf cOg "; T IT,. az 40 sor sS
Superior couft2Tral Tern-isr' III-BefOre MeAdsm.
Common Pcas-General Tern,-Adjourned until Feb
'Dt Common Peas-specaI rerm-BefOrO DAILY c. j.
Fs.s 70, .ss TN
Sss "a 3d. 1885 1885, 's es 2 His i'ti los tOi
1876 1879, 1915 llsl. 1914 o2i 1903. Si5' o7o 1885,
'I Common Ploas-Tra Teru-rarts II Ond ITI-AdOrn
civ couTt-speca Term Before Mccarthy Notion
. City Court-fro Termofalt iEBelorc IN Mc12 si ,I
Us KS 80 5S I$s ?t 5s5 300 800 5 '', ',o n"
Xe ?5ls oI 5a tSs 3s9s 5'g3 ; ,t5
AZ, $3.50. 800 5Gj2 5G37 49, S622 rs. 1901. $3.50
CITY Co1ftffia Tcrm-Part III-reiore burger j
Nos: 1907, 1913. 2570' 1902 'Sdl' 1855 Ji-' '3o-'
GitS Coart-Tral Term-palt v-Beorn Ftz.lmons, J.
Short causes Gil6 Gf9s, GGlO. COST CjO4. Coz.
go co ~ u S92 P? se SS before Fitzgerald j.
and Assistant DstrlctAtorncy Mclnlic-Nos ! to 81.
Court of General session--raLt IIBeforc. cowng. j.
Court OF General sessons-fart III-Bcfore smyth. L..
and Assistant D'rict-AtorAels "einah ana S"Ai''-N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
OBITUARY NOTES.

Port Jcrvis y. Y. Jan. Cos. b. Cocks, prominent
citizen Of Cuddclac!,ync y Y, died suddenly Tues
day afternoon Of heart failure resulting IRON Grip ~
was Df,y.four wears Of age and native Of New
Haven lie had been Representative for seyerSl terms
in the Connecticut Legislature lie amassed fortune
On Indian trader among the Mnnco Sioux lie leaves
wife and one adopted child
Providence Il. l.. Jan. l9.-Anon Aldrich. father 81
Senator Aldrch died Of apOllcxy at his home In XII
nngly Conn., this afternoon ut the ace Of eightyfour
years In 1912 served in the Dorr Legislature Of this
State.
his In Union last night In hi ninctieth
lie former resident Of Racine and later resided In
Chicago. He wei, known along the chain OF lakes.
having commanded many vessels In his time.
Philadelphia. i'm. 2O.-David S. Leyan. owner OF two
fine farms the outskirts OF Kultown. Penn is dead
OF pneumonia grip at the age Of eighty four years
His ancestor the first settlers Of that part
the country, and farm which he resiAd been
in the Eevan family for nearly 100 years lie was one
OF the best known citizens Of Berks County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
VICTORY FOR TIE CITY.

decision In favor Of the city, when the court Oh
AnneaJs handed down Yesterday finally dsposes OF a
long and tedious litigation one Of the last relics OF
Tweed rule which Corporation Counsel CLARK mas Deeh
urging to close for nearly three years The case IS
that Of William Nelson. jr against the Mayor brons"
TO recover SOD 900 with interest from lo'2 due OF
contract for furnishing the city with vi.red sohc"ac
sewer pipes and nvert blocks. the total claim De's
over 500 600 The city Won the case in 1879, but
three wears afterward the Court Of Appeals reversed the
Judgment and sent the back to he retired IL was
not argued On appeal in the General Term uhti i0o0'
and did not reach the Court Of Appeals for maj de
cision until last month The city urged that the Dld
OF the plaintiff was grounded in fraud. and that the
abatement Of the quantities delivered to the city uhder
the contract was false and known to be to Tweed
,b.r commissioned ~ public Works The questions
involved were complicated and brought mp much oi the
history OF the Tweed robberies. In every one OF inc
numerous trials of the case the city successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
JANES PERKINS.

Baltimore. Jan. 20 f>p"cia i.-Iah"' I'' H'"'' A.
d, lat, ,,d 4 .on Of Captain James Perkins de-
fender Of Baitmon lsl2 died on Monday AZ th' '-'
sStv.ona years early fc h" went to sA ana ''.A -
sisont engineer on the steamer Hugh jenkins WIZ" "
49, v p,,sins and Chl,i Engineer william Jones
sc,,cd and swan ashore. They then walked al inc w"
u natn.oie suffering great hari'hlps. NJ r''N'''
va,t.d in Maryland wnat part he STATE "ouu In
In the war AMI finally c'pon-'d me I''.'''' -
"a, a,rolpt.i bv General Burnside chief engineer "' u
,r,,.,,ort .hip B-Ncd Nt"r IN" war h' h''"' y
-, r.rkin, surface fow Tor stan boi"r when "oi"u
an prinelpc entirely variance with the c>''ns
a., blowing out boicr.. Thea. with "a''p hiAn1.' 10
fo-rcd the Perkins Manufacturing company AZ lus"fs'
,,f,c,ur. the surface, blow but the losses 81 mem
her O., the company resulted IN serious I"r'ona o'~
=, Mr. p.tsinr aud he left the company MI T'FA'h'
oyen4d STAN pump and other Ma hinciy bl' '''o' ~o
failure 0, the rtt,burg company lac never p'o"'1 '"'
of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
OBITUARY..
CHRISTOPHER PEARsE CRANCH.
"a l.i..n,,her pcarsa (rAnCl died

to-day.
Mr.. Cronch was a son Of William Cranch, the emil
ncnt inrist who for fifty years was Nhei 'uSu'o
a. the Circuit Court of the District OF oouhDa' ann
=, ,.ho.. decisions in all that time only two were
o,,or,,,d nv the United states supreme Court. THO
f,ri,y heonced dI,tnctlyely to Massachusetts, with
th carly history Of which colony and state 1t was
do,,ocd. lint durlnc Judge Cranch's long residence
at Washington his son Christopher was born at AieA-
,ania Va m March s. 1918. lie was educated at
U,rv,rd and prepar,-i for the ministry at the DIVINITY
school at Cambridge where he was graduated IN ioo''
seven vcors LATER however. he retired from the
n,is,yv and determined To follow an artists career
Ie .tudied ART in Italy ir siG4S. and from 1513 to
1-,3 lived and painted In Italy ara france Ihch'
,cturninc ia America he elected in 1864 menu
Lor ~ the National Academy. ana maze MS pcrI'r
nan, houe al Cambridge. Mass. Among the best
,,,, ~ bs nointings are october Afternoon. lo"'
" w,sbineton oak opposite Newburg. y. w. lS0o
-. Val de Moline Amalf" 1859: \ Roman Cluzeh
.vcnice - "NeapOlan Fi>herman,' ana "forcSV Vi
uo,,,i,ehIn,u $50: and venetian Fishing Boats
ISL His daughter, Caroline A. Crnch who studI"i
ndor him md undcr william Hunt. has attained sue
coss os an artist ard his brother, Johh 'iahch' WIN
die, in 1898 yras a wellkn0wn portrait painter anu III
,sociotc of the National Academy II Is however ~
a., autbor that Christopher y. Cranch Is best kho"t'
III orocefI writing, in prose and verse having nmil
iudee Of admirng readers Throughout tlc r-lsn, ~
r.n.Linr world Perhaps his greatest WORK Wa, ~
translation Of VlrgiIs Eneld ~. o ret look wa a
volume Of "foem~.' m 1si4 Others v VIZ >
ont ~ the IIuggcrmuggcrs- 1856, and kobboltho,
IS57 volumes Of childrens stores is' n;I nd lie
Iii and other Poems 1875. and " ARIEL anu '''i
ba1 and Other Poems" 1o-0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
M DANIEL AYRES.

Dr. Daniel Ayrcs died on Monday At his ho"e' w -
Iaf,vctte-ave. BROOKLYN at the age oil siNN'h -,
90, ono II the bc.t-known medical men IN Bo""Sh' ~
tad Given $40 Wesleyan University ana fIuoV" u
,ha roansnd Laboratory. besides many MINOR Rnt>' nv
,,,. horn In Jamaica. l.. l. on october - To- u"
,,,. ,,. wine merchant In New-lork lie was euuc"t'u
=, WESLEYAN University MlGdleown' Conn., anu AZ 'I'''
ton being graduated from the latter IN l0i- "' Wv"
dd madeleine i'm New York and received HI d'st" rom
x., York University in 1874. For many years ~
rr,ctlc,d I'm Brooklyn Heights. HE once DOING )" '
taQue.st lie removed to iAfay't"oNe' T." var 49,
He was Identified with m brooklyn C:y Ho-p''' d" u
tho Lang Island College Hospital and was professor VI
chemical surgery the latter for y'a=~ h"'dht INV |
Of proi,s emeritus at the time Of hs de"'h' "' "
great reputation a. a specialist and ahh@s'u iu'''"
in he practice q his pTofc-,n II" received the urs
Of LIZ d. from Wesleyan InNcr'iW IN lo'o' anu d. ~
ont times he made gift the college "err'R'ts so
900 When tho fiOlrisnd Laboratory. In Bfo"kNh VIZ
o,.ned he gave 10000 endowment u IL. lie """
many articles for medical journals Dr. Ayre'N a'au va
due IN old age lie confined u his bed "rtlgN,.
rr ,c,, wife and two sons both physicians lie WIZ
lac hurried In Greenwood TOMORROW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
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prime i3q4e Mehcd ,S crude o. SOC sN,ia DO Ssend
i5c sperm crude Do natural natural ; 1aesr sS7ss
30 SaehG S R@T $3.50 Ra DO 4 Ss
natural spring soc DO 6 .cSd SSr 5sS59c extra
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Snip Win c. Davis, hence Hong koes1v ~ DantIe
65 gd6 b. Sf Gn ,Sr' "a Cd Br6 Elise R
Gz 1000 eases crude soous to Rio Janeo,
aaS c 20 German bark cnre and lSn SsO sS"e To-
Kinqstoa Whit pine ! Norman hence VI
FAX sp~ % 2[%sS to sa to 5c EnJ kingdom cotton
i954d free comprising Norweesn r BIZ schooner
1aionS C. Foss Demaraa g,aea1a M,
i 81, GO and back to Brcakwatr l5c British 1ar~
satena Margarts Bay to H po9 Finabet general
CARO- BRUSH bark & " Jones st. JOIN to the gnos
Pac q% 5r - - g. SdtwSg%n bark heaes 70
Monyidco general cargo schooner Ole cargo
eSp rom port ,tsh teane yd ISTn o. Now
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
THE REV DE-. ANDREW LEETE STONE.

po.,o, Ian 20 (Spccialj.-1hc H"v. DR.. Andre" L''"
Stone formerly pastor OF the Park street Ohprh o' no
ION the wclI.known Congregational stronghold OF VIEW
-, did in san Francisco Sunday. DR.. Stone
had an extended fame In the East as preacher anu an
his removal to the Pacific Coast he was ranked WIN
rronas STAIR King and oratio Stcbbns Dr Stone was
horu I'm Oafori, Conn., on November 20 1919 h''
father Noah Stone, physician Judge OF fropiV''
49,. o., . ousr,,r of a century Town Clerk and Justice OF
the Ponce Anarcw was graduated at Yale IN 1881 ehu
10, three year. he professor In the New-i ofk IhSttn
lion for the Deaf and Dumb meanwhile ne s'"lI'u i"'
h rini.try at the Union Theological Seminary II" then
-, "a. onice a, ..Thc American Sunday school Union.
a, philadelphia and September lo4i. he was ordained
astr O, the south Congregational Church. at Middle@"n
Cam I'm January, 1919 he was called 10 the la"'oa'c
Of the PARK Street Church. In bos1oh anu 'cic hc to
NAMED until 1865.