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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
,nuv uJtD AGAIN N COURT.

,h, wild was again examined as 10 MS mah'u' "''''
c,,r Cour, t.fo,c Judge McGOwn yesterday.
~ .5n. Of about 800 against him was 'ecui'' I'''
,c NV the Thomas & Wye Lithorraph'hs ''nii,y
,r YORK done while he was playing ~ hu""i"H w
. .,s ago II +, charged that he has ti'"s'eri' u
~ c,, .o,os n land near Troy owned by him 70 MS
r and has disposed q his other property 70 escape N
TO- Tho Judgment lie examined before JuuPe NV
iec, week ago and to~tihcd that he received 9i'i
,rcrk salary that he PAID $50 week ior is pOa'u wv
go ,,tcp,ent and SAID that he did not know what MS
, d,d with the money but supposed that enc u'cu ~
60 ,.,,uv exrcnscs. said that he did mol own U''
nav Cumming Wild" At the cIo'e % 'i' ,',o,s
I,o,ion the case wax adjourned Mitchell w.
~ conducting the examination for the Thomas x
Vii, Ithographnc Company intends 70 examine fn"au
u.,eon ana Mr.. Wild find out what she DO. WIN
,,o oncy given to her by her husband IL Is salu nov"
80 that the case may be compromised oNeFtuis "''"s
49, d. n Mr. Wild to settle the case for $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
piDEEEwsKI COMES 10 PLAY AGAIN..

Irnacc PadcIcwshi. the pianist. was a passenger
on The. Tcutcnic. which came In from her rough
yoyaCc Yesterday morning. His success on his tour
in this country year aSo and was 50 phenomenal '1"'
= second tour this season WAS practically lheNHabe'
Tie indications from the advance sale OF seats NJ
readv lead 10 tie bcNcf that the new season VIII DC
quite as popular as the former ono. hcir f'uef""
.t,s agent Hugo Geiltz, accompanies NM me
ct, had , rono In his statcroom in order that he
,.,lt ,roctlee On the voyage but the r0uglhc,S 81
n, sea sadly n,csfcrcd with lis plan. lie gave "a
couccr, on board for the benefit Of The uSu" charity
and cancd $3.50 for #. He denies the ru"o; 81 ms
,,nr,snc~ Those who heard WITH sorrow mat me
iari.,fs hair had been cat may be colli0'i'd' u -
Irrn~Irg again and by thc end Of the season WEI
nroboblv be long as ever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
FOE 4 CAMPAIGN IN THE CHAPARRAL.
UNCLE SANS TROOPS ORDERED OUT AGAINST

THE REVOILTIOVIsTs OF THE RIO GRANDF.
san Antonio, Texas, Dec. o2.-Captnin Oscar Ell
ing with Troop T., ID Cavalry, from Camp Pcna'
Colorado Texas left here last night over the lhterha-
tIonal and Great Northern for Fort Mcintosh from
which post they will take the Geld in winter cam
paicn against the bandits operating In the lower
border country. Captain Eling is at present inc
only officer with the troop. Lieutenant Rivers Wal
join il as soon as he completes the transfer OF inc
quarermastar's and commlssay property ID Lieuten-
ant steele at Carp Pena The camp has been or
dcrei abandoned ut carly date, the troop VIII
probably not return TO that place again for station.
Laredo 'rexqs, Dee. 22.-lt is reported here that
General E,tad. a pr mmeEt McSi an othcor, sta
toEed Mier Is missing from his post; ana Is
thought 10 be with ,he rcyclnionlstS.
4 report came here late last night that brush
mad occurred near Guerrero on December Il between
Mexican troops and the ieyolatloniss, in which the
latter some 500 strong, victorious. and several
Of the soldier, were Killed and some OF the revolt
touists. This may account for the vast amount OF
clecIaphnc going on by military authorities on both
sides cf the river.
Yesterday g special train over the Mexican Ma
tonn pulled into LampOsas. seventy miles southwest
Of here with eight carloads Of Mexican cavalry, who
were unloaded here. This strengthening OF the forces
there indicates that the Government fears an attack
f. m that point by the rcvOluilOnlss. Merchant
here are countermandlng orders % points In the
North for through shipments OF goods TO points IN
MEXICO until the preset trciblc subsidies.
81. Louis. NO., Dec. IA dispatch from Tn"
CITY OF Mexico says: A searching investigator
fails TO lind in this city any trace OF General L"steha'
ltocha the instructor OF the National Military Academy,
at Cnapultcpec. II the common report IL true that
General Rocha has gone to join the Revolutionary move
mcn on the Rio GrlnIe border. thousands OF McXlcan'
VIII No. X 10 him, he * the most popular officer IN
the Mexican Army, and the best Informed man IN
Mexico on military tactics The report reached here
last night that large body Of revoutonists are
gathering about seventy mile, southeast OF Guerrero III
thc STATE If Nueva Leon Troops have been sent out
from Monterey dsperse AMI capture the Insurgents
Cheycnne Wy0., Dec. 22-The Goveinmen pac;
train NJ Fort Russell this city, has been ordered
10 Texas and will leave here at once. Thls means
some active army work In the Lone star state.
oloncl Tom Moore, ohlci Government packer goes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
Post Once Notice.

SHOULD be read daily by oil interested. as changes
Letters for fore q countries need be specially cd.
dressed Tor di'ptth b' any p9rteur steamer exeSps
dosuns Is letsIs nos So S oily addressed being
sent By the a's ss Ssse week en i December "a will
ia az l o at i F.;, o and AZ naaaS. per
ors"@s an a. dm AID pr % And. &c,
At M tcr Il T 'HI SS s0 from NEW
H. :; Sns % for Gssa d., ' b. La
p sa sss At Dc e sa &c
ctr for ma nES%a %
Gr . Sstn %a.. be a a, ii M
Tor Campeche Chapa; TaessS3 'nd fgest.n per s
SS@r esn fS Via i fa %t be if rees
PT S%p nda carco ao s.yn VIA cuaco p 5er
letters fo ossr GoG%Osn pGss mus,
be 80 siFT Pc @ f for cspS ay St Domingo Tarss
ca5S,s Va h q ls' Pss; :sa s. e r q:
S GS& %Saad Va aad as. PEE r Aa1 ps;
NIanea'T at 3 Z N. Tor Costa Riea. via LimOn pei
a ESS so i1G% sSt Isaad per ship rropc Bird
san a ie'f As China S' nSd va sS December 1s
6csanc from francesca close here daily up Deem:
S is1a "a a. 'V samoan Hs:
F@ San m Sa SS sSf hf's 2ay w 70
BothnIa with British mails for Australia Mails for the
lose here daily III january ~ at 80 p Mail;
TO- china and japan Via Vancouver Especially addressed
noly1 close this once daily az 80 p. Mails for
NEWFOUNDLAND ny rail 70 HALIFAX and thence by steamer,
clos ri, n t Boscn ana henSe sciSs eoe AZ III;
d.. daily AZ \ 80 u. Esls Cuba fry rail ia
Iamra fia.' and thence by steamer sailing Mondays
20 n m Mails for Mexico. overland unless specialize
addressed for dispatch by steamer, close This onc
daily at 90 a. IN.
mails are forwarded to San Fr,ncisco
schedule OF closing Il arranged
n,ion N their uninterrupted overland transit 10 san
Er,ncsco Malls from the East arriving time az San
he OF
thence the day
VIZ Eegistercd mail closes at y. m. previous day.
Exta Supplementary Malls are opened the piers OF
the English Frcrch and German STEAMERS at the hour Of
cIos,ng of Suppementary Mails the Po-toce which
remain open until within Ten Minutes OF the SAIL
ing OF steamer. .o,..r,,,,,, y.xcorr p..
Postonicc, New.York. n. Y. December 10. 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

n,ni Converse Blodcctt who In his day mad been one
a., ,eol,pg dr~coods men ~ the country did Wcdncs.
DIV of,erroon at his home. No 1875 Mrdison-ave nom
,or,,oorls after an Illness Of six weeks NJ BlHds"I
who WINS eighty yca;. old born In Eat Hanioph w.
After few years Of careful training III N'"-f"r' "''
Goods house he became a partner in the firm Of Jefferson
c,.ntn { IN p Pcarst. who at that t!mr cOntoll'd
Tho largest drvgoods obblng business In the city Later
ga i,n,J his brother John W Blodeet;. aferwa'd becom'
tho a mariner In the house Of James NJ Bcrie Co, OF
poston In 1865 he retired from business. lie spent
- rs Il, Futopc since hi. retirement His widow
and iva daughters survive him. The funeral will take
rl,ce tomorrow morning 10 o'clock The burial Will
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
rLlr8rsH EXCITED By Az ELOPEMENr.

The tory o; an ciopcncnt among weIikno"h people
I'm illtblsh ha, Just come u light puoisheu an
noinccmcnt tlat Edwin VI. Iob rts OF Diahohd'st anu
Miss Florence o. Hayward. daughter OF Edwin HayN""i'
Of Vernon.aye. wee married by the Row I. W. fur'
son. Il roOyn December Is, has cau.el consld P
able gossip. Roberts IL prominent member OF the
Union League club Mclpou Dramatic Club. Hanover
Crab and # COMPANY \. I'D Regiment. He had ar
RANGED 10 tnke his tho reception at the Union
Icngrc Cub "Wednesday evening, and carriage hli
been engaged. On IU,scly morning ne hal leit nome
To- 20 10 las business In Now iOrA Nothing wa hra.u
or seen OF him TIL 1hursdY evening when hi' mother
and sister received not from him, saying he had
married iii, mother had opposed her sons choice. The
Young woman. who l. alb NJ twenty-five years d.
vas not considered social equal ot h'r husband by his
mother aud sister who Is SAID dd all In their power
c,t,ncc item.
rls, couple arc living at the Mansion House IN
HraOAyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
PROMINENT aRErvlLs N THE HOTELS.

BECNswICK-C Congressman Sherman Iloar OF Ma~sa-
chu,e;ts Observation-Disclosures Barker, OF London.
a. ,KENDON Rev, Dr. II. l.. Wayland. OF Ph!la-
dcfhia. FIFTH AVENUE-Scnator william ID. Wash
hurn Of Minnesota senator george Gray. OF Delaware
stat Treasurer George A MaIca. Of Massachusetts,, and
I Manchester HAYNES, u Maine. HOFFMAN-S nator
rse,h Il uawl,y Of Connecticut; Don NJ Dickinson, II
Michigan and Martin Maginnl.. Of Montana NOR
MANDIE-Senator David Il. llill Il Albany. PLAZA-
Baron and Baroness B,dcnfcd. Of Germany, aud a.
l. Forwood Of Liverpool. ST. JAMlS-scnatof George
G. Vest OF Missouri WINDSOR enace J. P1dcrcws Xxi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

Commodore ErLen. comoandant u the Navy iaid yes
to-day received word from Washington TINT the President
had approved the bill providing for the SAFE o' ao'".
,rc,tvslx acres Of the Navy Yard lands - the city of
u,oo,lvn 10 Increase the facilities Of the NaHibolt
MARKET Before actual transfer made II i pro-
dcd mat Secretary Tracy shall appoint boaN to make
survey and draw maps Of the land 10 BE- sod' II II
,he N BE- appaiscd by three competent persons who'e
ut s,au he subject the approval Of the Secretary OF
,he Navy The land however. is not % b. roid Mt less
than All 600 an The appraisers must make their
,cnort within ninety DAYS from the dat Of appointment anu
,bc Mayor OF Brooklyn must notify the Secretary 81 inc
Navy within six months from the time Of the ming oil the
,oport OF the appraisers that Bookyn VIII purchase the
land ,
Tho land u De- dl,o cd OF has been used except
for the storage o. lumber In the days when wooden w.
,sscls were built An express provision IN the olh
,utborizug the sale Of this land that the authorities
of prcokyn within years conveyance, must
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
rxIrEn Srlrrs sEXArOEs " TOWE

A number Of United states Senators were Ia this ely
Yesterday VINO were either their hone for the holi-
days or mr. to spend them here. Among them were Sena
Tar IlaNley Of Connecticut senator cray q: Delaware
Scpat.r peugrcw OF North Dakoa and senator tloar.
- Massachusetts, Senator HaWl'y rcn9ln,d Ia ths ETY.
last nIeht 10 attend the Engand 20 icty drnc lie
said that h. thought there no doubt that the Sent
would he Republican. senator cray I, member 81 The
Committee on Immigration. from which Senator Chandler
os repored IN. LII 70 check lpnisritloa for year
,n next March on account tn pr, battle coming II
chora 20 this county Senator cray has come t. this
civ 20 make further INVESTIGATIONS OF the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
MISS Brxr1yGroy's COSTUMES NOT DUTIABtE

The United states Court OF Appears S'''''
affirmed without a written oplih'"' '"' =" ''.l''
,,,,,aoo 20 tbc effect That the costumes brought
:. uds countrv by Miss Agnes Huntington Mfs.
Crovoth for use In the opera Captain 1heiCH'
wore not dutiable The Collector compeh1u MS
Huntington 10 ray duty on the ground .ha' ,"e
oxnmntion clause relating 10 implements oil u"''
cid not apply 70 goods brougW over Io' Wv "
,nr. ~ hcr troupe but only TO her personal COS.
- Tho General Appraisers Subsequently hciu
eva, ma dutv should be cxacted. and Judge "alI''e'
whom thc case was appealed TO his court nphe" 'hc
ai',on y, the General Appraisers The Court OF
,nncos decision is Ike that Given number OF years
aro In colonel Maplesons case thopgm tnn az ms
gn thoueht that II had been - altered tna OM ~
,i'o rroods was exempt from duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
MARRIED..

BoYD-THoMAS- weinc.cay. December Gist' 1892
A, Iaucoly Park Mluch.stc Mass, By the KEY. ID. y.
Newtol Mary Adele daughter OF the lat Coineliu.
" and Margaret J. Thomas 10 Irving Payson BOYD OF
Sew-Nork CITY.
CoULSON-PHILLIPS- Wedresday. December 2lst'
1892 by the Rev stephen II. Balm at his residence
~ Occan-lye. Jetsy CITY, y j.. Annie sophia daugi-
ter ~ Mr. William Edwin Phillips OF Chester Enga :
10 Mr. william Herbert COul-on. OF Jersey CITY, y j.
JOUNSTONE-PINCHOT- Wednesday. December 81,
1902 by the Or RluS0rd AT the residence or the
brides parents No. GrImcrcv Park The Hon :Aan
To,n-torp secretary IL "a" British Legation at Wash
inctDn 70 Nntonee Emo only daughter Of MI and Mrs
James W. PinchOt.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wcdrc dav. December
2l-t 1892 the residence OF the des father Hlck'
cu.ack SrN-Jorsey BY the Rev. Ha>bfOuck Du Bol :,
Anna Hasbrourk daughter Of Augustus }artow, and j.
Ruriough, Nanderyo0rt Of Iop,wcll, y. \.
Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed With 'uIi
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
nrHIAfT 4. WAISJ y

nor,ah A. watson. a physician o. Jersey cry VINO
,,o or, tiy well known for hi, studies In NNA''uh
died At his home. NO. 2iO Sunmt@N" J''''y wy ''
today fon a complication % diseases. Di watson was
-, q, Teko George and surgeon 81 the Union
Army during the Rebellion. lie has published mum
Len Of medical works of which was on The treatment
u rabic, with wourl ard stp'inln" '!' 1'"'' one
',., WIN was married two week, ago her fathers
bedside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
wo11nv.r wrrrE WITHOUT CAw's.

Habit X second nature. and there never was
person Yet who used Clw's "Dashaway' FOUNTAIN
Pen tlat could be persuaded 10 use any other AFTER
un.d A. permanent and useful present for Christ
ma, IL cannot BE- equacd. Tie best made costs
only ~ 30 and Will last lifetime. Larger and
lauG,onicr stylc, for holiday presents up to 80
avs mi, and Pen Co.. lOf Broadway =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

open from water to or toward fIushhE"' - e
west side O. the conveyed or mor' water n"s
for commerce The United States Government i " nav
free way from the Navy Yard across the ruee' 70 Wv
channel This will give additional water iTol' anu "'''
facilities to the Navy Yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
THE cg5IsrMis soCIErYs APPEAL

r,o Christmas Society appeals for $1,000 IN can
700 ounteers tomorrow TO tie presents Oh 'he N"il'
nos tree; go young volunteers on h'"ua' -
noon December 20 70 aid In distHD"''"R ~ a 10
sso,,a ne sent at once to Oliver Sumner Teau president
Madison Square Garden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
ryr vrw.BK ARRIVES At SMYRNA.

Washington. Dec. e9-The Ne"ar" "'rN
ro dav on her way 10 Constanthopr' ',c
S''S ' tbo american Minister = Turkey who
oc,aI,v charged with the Investigation OF caaGS
- Sinnegnd ni-tltatmcnt OF American ci'Ae"S !"
fractorn Turkish provinces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
Soy,tO Worth for 5000

~ cnoe's a,.,.t.d wines. Thc oldest and finest wines
IN America ave ~ Sgeg Wine Company pm te aoc%
~, IA sac y. j. vineyards. NON OIcrei 10 rev
az vav ic.ow cost 10 advertise them. only
of . h0ttl, worth 40 family at $40 only until
N,w.Y,ur'- day make tlcir mo quality more known
send for lipyc crcuGr a. once TO scer Wac Co..
lts.rc y j. or store, % College Place, Ncw-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
Whit Is Ite

that or atcs so much talk over tho "A1mralr
An inyct rate cigarette smoker answers; They are
mad. from exceptionally hlgh.cost stock with which Is
u,,d an unusually Of special paper the COM
r,on resulting IN furnishing tho highest grade cigarette
eyer leiors placed the market"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

Wilson q. HunfAt meeting Of the Pee ,, n az
the Fidelity and Usually S9mpSn yr nes ado1tcd
Resolved That We feel Il TO be apprypnn.e v " a.
I'm mi. way our that by the death OF MI wilson ",
Hunt the Eoaid has lost member whose LOYALTY VIZ
stnnr whose advice valuable, and whose coierd,h
~ Nh ~ was marked by courtesy and by unaling in'
tcrpst. ...-o..fo,o 90 record
further our belief that by his death ms community
ioet not only a prominent member. but also one MnOo
s1grit whose couiage and whose fa.thtuness IN prNat
aid I'm nulc Affairs have rejected ccdt on his name ana
ploced high the standard Of commercial honor ana o.
iiznnshD Tor TIE people OF thl' mctr p1ls -. NJ,
Reolyrd That VIII Il reg citing tha ms cafoer anu hus
nrrsonai association with him ended we cannot pue
Rejoice that his Of years wes 80 i1 ana una,
uscfun0 were eAteh-'u ia Do90 WV
usual span OF lie. 81. ,,uu. q, NJ HINT
onr avmrafhy and direct the Officers or the Company "
comnlniras u these resolutions ana 70 make SUI"
sD'e p pt '' " ROBT. 7. HILLAS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
EDWARD WOOD.

rordeniown. y. j. Dec. 22-ElvaIi Wood. pTomi'
don't lawyer born IN Chest rh,id Township graduate
u Rutger, College. and the oldest mcnieF oil TIE h"t
70, County Rar Gcl here today. lie was born IN
Jauuery 1908.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

When baby waS SICK. gave her CastSrn,
Mnsu She was a Chi,d. she cried for tastOr.a,
When she l"cauo Ms. She chung 10 OGStoria,
When shc had children. she gave them CGstoEla'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

Ask your druggist for Cudahy's Rex Brand Fluid Beef
n, suro 10 Keep It. because the b'st trade CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
MONDAY TO BE LEGlL HOLIDlr.

Albany. Dec oo-Dcputy Attorney General Hogan
gave an opinion to-day that Monday will BE- gal
holiday under statutes, Chriatmas falling Sun
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
DIED.

5sF als n City Vincent Na''
Notice of funeral hereafter. ,,
wed@Sdsy y Rssg cLses IN the
FH@s5a ss''Ss 81 the on S
n SS%6sS "a Fray a. as o 1iSfN a, 10 o'clock
MooRE-On December %, Allctta A. WIDOW Oh 'a"'e'
RSn MSo and ar friends invited to sssns
her q%er s,,1, s% Th becl@ S%s a. ana
NSEII-Mary me Elizabeth Munsell on Wednesday,
Der 2s wdSw Of Ja% Dess a, MY Gas residence
~ West i9th.st, Friday evening December 2Sd !"
Int TSHt' saturday at Greenwood Cemetery.
noBSn Tuesday a Pe'f% aSn S SS 200 g. w as
rSeG.t Of Of Taraiys John T. Robin in the 9th year
Rte the family and %mbsTs 70 OF st,sn md
S SSG I r. T. O chn nri'yl @Sfs and ha
Veteran. ,Ge 5a Ess@rn q 4idnes
company at calvary NJ T. Church I29thst and seventh
ave. on Friday Di' ED%i "a g! ha s;Plf Colonel
rEEDAt somers Centre wsstcheser CO. e. r. ISns a
day morning. December 22d, Charles I" Ieei' asea %
rSH'ra services at his late residence Saturday the 24A
1aa az Grand centr Station Harlem DivsOn 81
Carriage, at somes Centre arrival of train
VAN mt r ysa a. n sr@ wife Of 4
rn1na cvcs az inc residence her sister Mrs. D. D.
fu Iorc Summit on Friday. at 3 80 D. m.
Intecnt at at the convenience OF the famy'
VAN vLIET-At staatsburg y. Y, on wed1esday, pe;
CONNER DIST 1892 Hannah, last surviving Gaugher W
the late Go nellus and Mary Russell Van Nlet IN inc
Funeral rom St. Jamcs's Church Hyde Park Saturday
December 2ith. at 80 p m .
wAENER-DccemLer 10th, 1892, Frances Elizabeth wife
Friends Sr@ Invited 10 attend the funeral service. at her
ate resdcnce 100 LcAngtonave.. Frdly evening" u'0
23l ins;.. q o'clock. 81,
Interment at the convenience OF the family
wATsoN-At Jersey City y. J.. on THURSDAY pesemoes
% 1892. Beriah A. Watson, NJ d. Ia 'he ''"i ''' ~
pna,iVs and friends OF the family respectfully n'tea
10 attend funeral from his lat resiGence 40; %
Sumuit-aVe sey CITY OIL S'VuIu"'' D'N'"''N' --'
IL O'Clock a. IN. an
wOGIOM-Dccember 22d 1892. Ca.herine Wlnant Voc VOC
lom eldest daughter Of the late cipt Abraham Iole anu
l,cbecca WOglom.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

",Ianitou"s bottled jus; 1t flows from the sprIn
and sold On bottles oaly order 1t fJr the Holidays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

Perfect roadbed four tracks me car nv The
vice quick time and GRIND Cehuii e'A' ~.
New York Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

WHY Inns Bqrry's Trcophcrous superseded oil the
h1ir OH, and Because those who U>e II see tuat
causes two nbr.- where Dut one grew before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

seq the Art Nccd'cwork AZ 80. OBI Broaiway.
R'autfni souvenir, picscatcd TO all lsdy Ns1tos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

George GouIct, Az Brut, 1881.
The hgle-t grad tNan pa sac shpPd iloiA france
Vcry DRY, INgul,t' Bouquet