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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
NEM-NORk CITY.

The Tribune yesterday received - from Charles ~
Brown. sag IIarbor, for the Russian Relief Fund.
al +. Avery."-To get the Information which you
desire please consult The Tribune advertising columns
The exhibition Of mechanical and crayon drawings
in The Central Evening High school, in ,Aty-thiI'S'
between Second and Third avcs, on Tuesday evening
was successful every respect. The drawings shower
thas the pupils had received excellent Instruction.
The exhibition was attended 10y many visitors ncud-
ING the school trustees OF the Nineteenth Ward
\ pleasant reception was given to Professor L. VI.
Farlaiin Of Mansfield College. oxford, England by the
faculty and students Of Union Theological seminary
Yesterday afternoon in the seminary Hb'ary han.
The Rev John Balcom Shaw. pastor Of the West
ind Presbyterian Church. who has been III rom olph
iberia for several days. and was prcventoi from al
tending the dedcatory services of his church on sun
day Monday and Tue say. Is gradually improving HES
physician thinks lie leave town the latter part Of
the week. and +, is hoped that he MAJ be able To re-
sumo lis pulpit in ut least two weeks
The funeral of Charles !. Day held last night
At : 30 O'Clock M his home No. - West Twelfth,
The Rev DR.. William VI. Paxton OF fnncct"n 'oi-
lego and the Roy. Or. u. i. Juitcn # ho'ion To-
mcrly Of the sixteenth street Baptist Church III thi'
city, conducted the seryice>. The BURIAL "hl'h VIII
be private. will take plncc 10 day in Greenwood Gene
terry.
Richard 4. MoCuidy. Of tho Mutual LIE Insurance
Company Yesterday elected dfc''or VI "c
Lawyers surety Company.
Lieutenant George Erhard KNAPP. OF the German
ARMY who is accused of forging notes u the amount
Of $1,000 In Wuriemburs. Yesterday consented I" Ic
turn +, hi, home 10 stand trial lie VIII be sent back
| A. soon rs cAtiadition papers can be drawn up In
Washington.
william C. whitney. OK Secretary q the navy ana
Mr, Whitney sailci for Liverpool on The "m'' S'I
steamer Tcutonic Yesterday. Joseph Pulitzer. the pro.
/ ri. Nor Mp~ft ~ "A N. 80
| the same steamer, with hi, family. Andrew carnegie
and Mrs Carnegie also sailed on the Tcuonlc.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl.
pNTEP-ON.

PA1Ek-ON.
Michael A. Harold highly respected ana pfoh'"c"'
citizen died Yesterday ut the age of sXy-two Ee"rs'
lie represented the Eighth Ward in the Board Oh uc'
men in Ie72I74. having been elected on reform
ticket lie was for many years the superintendent Vi
Todd & RarcIy'S machine shops. Mr.. Harold Iea',S
Il wife and one daughter who i married 10 JANIS i
Hnchclinc. of the Ilinchclinc Brewing Company d
brother Of state senator John llnchelihe
The Board OF Works recently appointed by Mayor
Bcvcridgc under the law Organized Yesterday by
clccting Peter Rylc. Republican, president. VT;
Rvlc i Il lawyer aud silk manufacturer and \ son ni
he late cx-Nlayor John Ryle the piOEecr Of the DIX
industry in America.
\ collision occurred at o o'clock last night on the
Paterson Electric Railway at Lake View. midway be
tween ro>~aiC ard Paterson. AHnIO llunt III" ,oh
ducor Of No 1O2 GOvcrnOr-St.. had both legs broken
and Mrs. Henry Madison received scalp w0hnd ana
had II rib broken. Hunts car came down me Hlccr
hill that leads from Paterson past Macc'S lioie ana
crashed into empty car. which wa, waitinE on 'g
single track. Hunt thrown from the Platform a"
underneath the wheels. The car crushel b0ih Ms
legs above the knee and then ran down inc mn lT =
bnndrod wards lie was sent TO It. Josephs Hospital
and Mrs Madison was sent TO her home.
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VIEW vopx n,y TR1B1NE THURSDAY 1892 TWELVE PAGES

The programme included selections from Gouncd. schi-
bert and Max BIuch. presented by Mrs Tyl-r Dut'oh'
j. H. Mckinley and Frederick Gillette. with chorus
- sevcnfv.nvc voices Professor Charlie, II. Morse
wa tbc conductor and r. Huntington Woodman played
The organ.
The will OF otto Glg. who kept drugstore ~
No 1917 Bedford ave. has been offered for probate
He was brother If Henry f. Gililg formerly oil o'
American Exchange In London. and was insane III me-
last DAYS. John Bauer brotherin-law. one oil ''''
executors and Henry I. GllliG were made temporary
admin ,tratOrs yesterday. Both are likely TO co''eN'
the will The tcstatOr left his real estate to MS '"'
cresccntla Muller and directed his executors 10 Sci'
the remainder OF his property and pay of his deo'
and divide his estate among his brothers, siS'c'''
nephcws and nlcccs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

John McCnirc. thirty -fOnr years old, Of No. Isl
Ogdcn-St. arrested yesterday on Il charge OF nj
tempting TO commit murder ON Tuesday McGuirc
drew a revolver William H. Krasc. thirty years old
i'm BroadSt.. near Fourthav and fired twice without
hitting kIase. 1t is though. That Mcclure Is &c
mcntcd
The wife Of Riley Dilmant. pr0pricto" CT an ItalaA
lOd cnC house and liquor shop AT No. BOZ Marhc. 81
died suddenly Tuesday night. The attending phNs
clan withheld burial certificate and Informed tnc
county physician of the Ihamlnt frequently
beat his wife. The lodging house j. In the nclghhor
hood OF the place CT Frank Dannand, who Is uhdct
arrest for conspiracy TO poison his wife.
The bod. NJ the man found floating in the PaSSaic
River last sunday has been identified a. thai OF 'harie
Dolan. tirty-hvc years old. Of No. 2DI second ST.
Harrison a brother OF Andrew DOan formerly mem
Der Of the EOaid OF Education. The body was re-
moved TO Newark for burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
AFFAIRS ~ BROOKLYN.
SUNDAY SCHOOL Pupils ELOPE.

CONNECTION ~ TIE NETWORK AVENUE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Considerable comment has been can "i IN the so al
circle, composed u members Of the Ne" 10" "'''"o
uc.h,,,l.t Fpl.copnl Church. one q the largest ana
mo, fo.bi,r,hl, churches ~ the denomination 10 the
cite bv fine announcement ~ the oandc.tinc marriage
~ Miss Charlotte Mabel baldwin. daughter Of the Kew
Dr. : /. BALDWIN one Of the Methodist Ml~'i"H'H
sccrea.i-, who live, at so LIS Pacific st. to IHp"
A. Frost. ,yn 81 John =. Frost, Of ~. 81 L"Hc''
place. Dr. Baldwin and Mr. Frost are both prominent
member, II the church. The young people were III
school when they clandcstlncN married m
Washington on February -. The parents m the
Young woman now make the mnrii1sc public The
parties TO il were associated in the sunday school II
The New York Avenue Church. \ year ago their en-
earcmcnt WAS nauthoiitstycB reported. but thcif
parent, frowncl upon the natter
The gil f, not yet eighteen. and her husband Is ONLY
twenty She was a student in the Baltimore Female
COLLEGE and Young is in the Junior class Of New
York University They met In the fall ana winter
several time, at the house Of a mutual ficnd In Wash
ngtUn. on WashlngtOns Birthday thcy were there
Mi, baldwin having leave of absence for five hours
from college YOUNG Frost secured marriage license
and they were married by the Rev. y l.. Gibson. Then
Mr., Frost went bacl. t. school and her husband re-.
turned homo and resumed his Studies In New ofk.
Neither mentioned the matter Of their union 10 parents
Or friends and It MT until the president ~ the
college In Ialtlmcre happened icrimgh Eicr I" sec
the name Of his pupil in the st Of marriage licenses
issued In Washington that the secret was disclosed.
The Youthful bride was sent home.
Dr. Baldwin called npcn Mr.. Frost and told him the
facts. and "a consultation held in regard to the
annulment Of the marriage. DR.. Bahwin's son. who
/, Il lawyer aud the counsel for the prosecution
in the suit FOR libel brought by DR.. Mary \. Dixon
Jones against "Thc Eagle" looked up the eenl points
and found that the marriage Wild. although the
paftle, 10 the marriage hnd 20 swear that they
Of age when they not. The parents Of both
bride ana bridegroom are de.irous 10 have them
pc;e their education and AN arrangement may DE made
for - live apart until they have been graduated.
DR.. Baldwin viii not bc able 10 send his daughter to
the Baltimore College but she NAV enter one Of the
cOcducailpnal Institutions married woman.
The card, Announcing TIE marriage were cent out
bv Dr. ANA Mrs. BALDWIN last week. Mr.. Frost
ccvrd Of them. bu she she sent II back.
She di,apprDvcd The marriaec. he had seen her
sons wife and blamed her for the affair. for she thought
her would not have done such u thing had he
been led into II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
SHORT HILLS.

The handsome house OF i. RaIsch. IN old >h'f'
HIS and the barns Of H. +. BAILEY DESTROYED by
fire Yesterday morning. Nj. and Mrs. Eaich. tcr
three children and three servants were asleep when
the fire broke out Mrs. Eaich was awakened by IN"
smoke pouring into the room, and She aroused her has
band and family. The first floor was found 10 bc In
1ames The only way Of escape was ono pair Of mar
row stairs and down this the family fled in their night
clothes. All the furniture DESTROYED nclu iing
many antiquities cut glass and ,ilvcrwac. Mr. Raichs
los is about ZOO. His insurance pO ley expired two
DAYS ago. The loss the house which Was owned by
Hans Rees, OF New-YOrk. is about g 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
GATHERED AROTT TIE TOWN..

The condition Of Anthony Barrett. who Las been
sclou,y i'll for several weeks. is still regarded rs
critical and his physicians think rs recovery Is al
most hopeless.
william IT, Plat, II Naval engineer, wtosc suit TO
secure absolute divorce from Mrs. Minnie Da T0urctc
Plat failed recently, has begun suit Of Ike
cbnrac,cr Martin f.. Waller OF eX Governor wal
Ter Of Connecticut. 1, named rs 60 respondent.
The commissioners Of Charities and Correction met
Yesterday and appointed DE- j. f. Dmyea medical
supchntendcnt Of the Kings County Hospital, In Flat.
hush at ~. 900 year. and Drs. r. W. Curtis NJ W.
shaw and ". II. seymour inernes In the same nstl-
tuition.
The first concert Of the Brooklyn Church Choral
Society was given in Plymouth Church last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
JERSEY CITY.

Henry Bays. alias Eddie j. Gould coo-ed stable
man. was convicted OF murder In the second degree IN
the Court Of oyer and Tcrmncr yesterday. Bhyh'
and Andrew Roberts also coorcd PLAYED pool in the
place kept by George Mutter. in Berscnncavc.. cut
tenbiirC on January 10. The men quaTclled ana
came 10 blows. Raylis stabbed Roberts The mur
dercr cScapc,. Roberts died >cvrn days later IN -.
Nary's lo~pltal. lcbOken. Bavi> committed crime
i'm Erie. Penn. where he had fed. and was arrested
The pOlice informed the Hudson County authorities oi
his capture and he taken 10 Jer-ey Cay. Tho De
fence admitted the stabbnc. but said 1t was IN sell
defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
The Government Tests
Both q. s. and Canadian. show
ROYAL Baking Powder
Superior to Every Other

l. rcderck Bliss william VI. Van Anden and A. iirvaA
Alley.
The Jersey city Yacht Club has fixed Its annual
pIanked shad dinner for May l. Tic opening san Oh
he club will take place on May SO ana the ANNA ~
rocotta on lime IL Ladies' DAYS will he on June il.
July 8. August o. september and october u.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Union League Club meeting, evening.
James.Wofk suit before Judge Patterson.
Excise Commissioners trial. Court OF Oyer and Terml'
ncr.
st. Nicholas Club evening.
lid Assembly District German Republican Organifa-
ton No. 13j Eghth-ayc, y. m.
king, Daughters meeting, Broadway Tabernacle,
D. N.
Eoard o. Governors OF Manhattan Club, evening.
Wom,r's Health Protective Association ana Clty IN
proycment Society. Association Hall. ,. m
Association OF Veterans. Department o the South dlh-
nor 81; Georges Hotel, Brooklyn. p m.
Wool Manufacturers Worlds Fair meeting, Firth Ave-
nuc Hotel. II ..
Suburban Club. Vandcrblaye. and one'huhueu anu
seNcnty-siNth-st., p. ~.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING .NEWS.
PORT OF xrw.YORK WEDNESDAY, APRIL 49, 1892
ARRIVED.


POM, or vrw.YoRK WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1892
ARRIVED.
steamer city o, New York B Lewis. yerpoo April y g.
Queenstown : with mdse and passengers 10 vernon II bI"""
Co. AyJ at .' r rr az FfaHc scin Mar % Ham
burg Win misc To cor+ ArrN"'a' '"o
n scamr wSommen GER schsetsr Hamburg Mar -
steamer Elbe ticri Non oo"sstl BIemrh NpD prS"i
anpon D. viii, mdsc and pa's'ngrs' 10 O''i''' q" ~ '''
steamer winchester tBr). Baker. Mar2' to simpson
Steamer iiamgc.uni tNor Frelrksen Baracoa daysNth
irlit =" M'.S r.irhton cancnas VIA Havana idays
9TH mds- .ni passengers To James T. ""'" " w. ''''
10. nn ~ n l- Galveston and Key West with mdso
'' san,i NV Of Augusta catherine savannah with mdso
anI s emona Jc@n,y West Point. Va. with mdse and
passengers old Dominion - 90, 49,, ,o ,t, ,,dsc N
Vernon Brown a Co.
srNsrr- wind at SANITY Hook moderate. NV clear.
AtCuy lsland-hghI NV clear
CLEARED
e,, ,r,r,orlc lBr Irving Liverpool Queenstown
,.,r s,T,is irl FISHER Liverpool Buss & Jevon'
steamer MARCIA lBr.. Tate. Lem simpson, spence ~
Young ,.. -, ,,i,. ar,n-rohn g seaser
st.aircr Ihaetia lCicTI Ludwig HAm9nIg ~ I9t,lt
steamer Fgglesione Abbey dBr. bafh'u' HAMBURG
spsaIns Bfsun.,hwes Cce KohenbecE. B'emen-oel
slsas n ca,o Br we,hern. ciudad Boirar-Theoaud
steamer Neptuno NJ Fraser Mon'eso BAY Se-i Kerr
STEAMER ,yo BIZ william. Kingston. 80 PIN. Forwooi
".,u,- CITY Of Acrandrla curtis. Havana VIA sasuaJas
Hs,rs San Mar,o. Burrows Galves;on-C II Mallory &
S,,,,r ~ Mar Mason. New orleans John T Van sickle
,i.am,r WyanoAc. boaf Noitolh an" i'hh"h" VI" ~"
mlnlou - q" go. u.t,tro-s 81 Z, Foster
Si.,n,r It, Henderson. Van XIX Philadelphia
I'm plcauora Bennett Portland Horao Hal
.itr Ca'ttra tHrl Macdonald Mcib0utn"" IL lfan"1 A"
81, ,,la,nial Morse san Frauciscoo-suiion Il Co.
SAILED
e..,-. fiv 20 Berlin. for liverpool Charloi~ to'enhh
,.,1i,rI Nntw,rr Plata Mediterranean ports Nehrfu''
INV ami 4 LtubTano. iaracoa CITY ~ A"Nahli'
~,u Marcos Galveston. ~ Mar. NrN 'i'"' ~
sI,, savannah. l'ma'ser. thafcstoh A''nOo"' p"'''
more Iruioui, lave
ship Illl. fDi 60. hiiA
TIN. MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
roxnoy ,prli Arrived, steamer Montana nr Forsyth.
"IiyiFrdi April Arrived steamer TAuric OBI. Rob
,,.t"N Npr - sailed Trave GER REIN.
N, Arrived steamer lia,' Ger. Jungst from New
sv,N-tN Nprl ~ sailed steamer Lord O$eil lBrl, Cak
e.. f,T Auik
fran N,w. YORK on her 10 Rotterdam.
~rrrlN Aprl sailed. steamer 1llt 0icr. Reuter- irr
corSniery. April - Arrived, steamer Island DAM,
~Ll,ai New h"ik. o.- ,,.. 49,
HAMH Apr - Arrived steamer HucN" ''e1I' hau'l
Ea,Wrrli,yES April 70 sailed steamer Darmsiadt GER,
Bu,cArl. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
ASTOR-Fy senator Henry w. Blair. Of Ncw-iamp-
shire r. V Powdctly Of scranton Penn and Robert y
MAXWELL Of Batavia y. Y. FIFTH AVENUE-S'nator
william, T. Chandler q New. Hampshire. ard Milton II.
Smith Of Louisville. GIfSEY-EN Senator James ATkei
Of Canajohoric Y. Y. HOLLAND-Geneal Joseph I.
Terrence Of Chicago. MURRAY HILL-Ey'CongfeSsman
Augustus Brandccec. " Connecticut VlCTOhlA-O1p'
tain A. Grcayos- Banning. OF the British Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
youxc GIRLS At 4 METEOROLOGICAL.

Mayor Body declined to recense rrv 20 found a.
Humboldt and D"',o" IT.. yc,ter1y. tut the pro-
pri,tors until Wednesday ri neat week show rput-
able character Of The place and Il they aI 10 do no
license will De- granted Complaint against 10 made
bv Il. T. Wisn. ae,nt for the Children, Society who
sort for girls Of bad charact.r boy
and mfG addicted O. cr.mc There many complaint,
tias the plre cnticei young Grls om Their homes and
they were Id To- by the aSso.iats they meet there
Last year hyonc girls under fifteen years Oh
ar the cntiI civ and onc.haf Of them
the three precinct, covering the region about the cau,c
In many cases girls sad they fcquentcd place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

postmaster Furbec, OF the village 81 Little Fali,.
passaic County, has the po,toflcc in part Of his
drugstore. ON Tuesday morning his clerk. on open
ins tho place. discovered that burglars had entered
through Il rear window. having piiel of tho catch.
The thieves lad tiled TO open the mall safe but only
succeeded in bateIing the knob OF and SpJllng tl"
combination that The safe would not unlock, ana
Mr.. Furbcc,I had ~ send for New York expert ia
open it, Nothing WAS missing rom the store except
some Cgars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
CARIST \DT.

In the heart OF Cedar swamp (which runs FOR some
miles across the meadows hey Ond jersey CITY and
parallel with the Erie RaillOad. l. The ttl, town Of
Moonachc and among is residents are John Eckcrt
and his family. enc Of his children. twDy wear old
rirl disappeared from home saturday. \ long
search wa, made. and the dead body Of the child
finally discovered In ditch near tl!c hons. II is
supposed That the girl. While playing vcnturcd to
near the edge Of the ditch. fc1 In and drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
P.iSSAlC

A formal celebration Of the opening a the new
City Hall viii be held on April 80. In The forenoon
there will be exercises In the city Ham, IN the after
noon parade. aud In the evening "A dinner and fire
works. The committee having the celebration In
charge j. composed Of Bird W. spencer. George T..
swain. William Ru,lmcr. W. Il. Brown VI. T..
WOrtlcn. ". G. Kimlal \. swan Brown, A. Mclean,
". PaulisOn and j. A. Parker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

GREAT SOUTH BAY YACHT CLCB OFFICERS
At the meeting Of the Great south Bay Yacht
Club held at Dclmonico's, Broad-st YESTERDAY, the
following officers elected Commodore Alden .
swan: vice-commoGorc, Leander T. Powell; rear com
modore J. T. Bourne; secretary, John w. Richard !,
treasurer, Niles ii. Bergen; executive committee,
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ton suits
We notice among the multitude Of CUSTOMERS ~ V"'
Gland Easter Spcci, Of suits ana O'efcoo'' p
dominance Of Gentlemen who have heretofore haa ''ei'
cothc, made BY some swell - tailor VINO Woud ch'so
,b,ut three time, what do for better htting gate"'s
Another advantage .anod by buying e Us Is the ehotou
stock ard variety from which you can suit your ar
tlcular fancy The saving in cash on your puroho''
nado here is another important Item we save you '
proht, for we make the goods in own woihroohs anu
We know and insist their being ught IN every ue''
before leaving our stole. Few Of our Prices VIII 10
interesting to-day. Don't delay. Come to-day
The line suits at $40 all Wool, IN SACKS I
Sc Of "A variety Il materials ana the oNeoOa., WI,
A revelation To YOU. NOu'll agree with Us that uoS
phenomenal values. .. Ill ,roo, f.,ovio.
and Worstd and Cashmere suits very styllshy Hadc ana
lined They are Mind usually sOld az "; go IL u
With the CverCoats. Every fashion ana sullSh hOhc
The line at Fifteen Dollars comprises the finest line ever
made into r, clothes. IailOs can't c4na
them for elegance les than double the price heV
s,,rn,ss anvthing record for value All made or I'M
norfd fairies and colorngs to be had Come
and SOC them. 'Thcv'll make "A hit with .Oi - 800,
Wo'rc showing extra values IN Bow and Children
so at 81: very nobby. Long Pant suits for BOYS.
aeeI 3 years all wool. elegant patterns, wei maze
worth always fi2. TODAY ~ g. Presents free to|ay
Mems Trousers at 49, - 80 and g. P'fcct fitting
antcc prices to he lower o. equal quality tlan can
le had in any IN NewYork. Beautiful Presents
in every Department this week Tell friends about
We close at o'clock evenings, except Saturday at TO-
A, II. KING Is co,
6a7 and go broadway,
near Blocker ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
Sunrise jls Set 63i Moon RIGS 9O5 SPIN MOONS "Ni
HfGW WATER ,.
a. candy Tr'r 900 Gov. Tsld.. 9:2I lieu ~ ~
PW-sandy H'K ylo Gov. Isrd.- sos lien y Vs. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

Most houses, "built to SELL" appeal
to the eye and not to the judgment.
The King Model Buildings appeal to
and satisfy both.
Call and Inspect the Houses
any day from 80 TO ..
T.. ". Scott. Jr., Supt,
office, 2l3 ". l3sth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

WHEATENA.-Thc best breakfast food : delicious
nourlshing; in IS cents: all grocers
HEALTH FOOD COMPANY. Gi 5th.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

PHILLIPS DIGFSTIBLE Cocoa
makes p hcou, and nOurlshing drink. Particularly
aapt- for persons Of weak digestion. Sold here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
Announcements.

t. ONCE EVERY TWENTY Four Hours.
h. teeth should De- brushed 10 neglect them i to en-
,uf,g. their decay. >OIODONr prevent, their dccom-
,o-iton hafdcu- and strengthens thc gums. ami per
uucs the breath. IL Is IN every respect 4 standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

People of taste are no longer COM
tent to live in brown stone barracks,
even on Murray Hill. The King Model
Houses, built of buff brick, are far
more attractive.
Call and Inspect the Houses
any day from $50 10 8.
f.. W. Scott, Jr.. Supt,
office, 2l3 w. l3sth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
Easter Bargain Thursday.
A. H. KING & co.
Reach the climax of Bargain oilers
in our Grand Easter
Sale to-day.

TO-DAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY W. , win
CONTINUE TO GIVE AWAY FREE Will r'Xr
PURCHASE OF A SUIT OR OVEHCoAf ,m'r
DERBY HAT OR SILK CMDHLH"
$500.
Arorc o,,ortunity for Bargains in Boys Conhrm"'
lion >uif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
Luxury For TOURISTS

A LUXURY For TOURISTS.
DR. LYONS Perfect Tooth Powder IN metal boxes with
tatnt measuring tube. Neat and portable. 20 ct,.
CORNEI,r.e BESZOIN COSMETIC SOAP.
Keeps the s1n soft white and heathf,l. All Druggist
cont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D,
30 WEST S9TfI-ST
Diseases ~ the Nervous system Gento Urinary Organs
Impotency and Ster!lity Hours. " /. to g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14

NoTEKA. F. IL w. NorEKA.
NEW COLLAR.