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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
THE TRIBUNE.

steamer pc,ona Brl Young GLASGOW Mar 10 Moyis ~
ra~c aud pas,engers To Henderson Bros Arrived at "
steamer Isiand DAM skjodt stein Mar yacopenhagen
IS m,c AMI passengers TO Funch Edye& Co Arrived
ami passengers RI Cor Arrived at The bar al 1850 IN
steamer Airondack ir SAMSON iiy ',sm parts wa hs
Arrived he blr At $50 M -. .,,no 90 with nd..
passengers to Wesso& co Arrived al the Bar al l-.o
steamer simon Dumois Nor Kanitz. Gibara days. with
irut la plmo, Arrived. At the ir at 20 N -, &
dars Win mdso and ,.ensers MoneilS Arrived
S s ' Mania Levi. Galveston and Key West with md''
al pl~srugrr- io & IA Mallory y 90 ... -.
Cliyo Augusta Catherine savannah. with mdss
az" Sh,r"e"e CcScstc Jacksonville and Charleston
with md>c and '';engs To- Wm SyS ~" 70, Halifax NJ
with ndse AMI plsscue,r, 10 Bowiins AmmnaM ., p,
city OF New Bedford Weaver FAN RIVER 10 borden
s6p Mhdc,cx CBr. Hall calcutta 1913 days. with mdss
SIi" nr,f,,n Nmr 'Br Bank, calcutta 20 days, with
"S Sp tS M h Itont FAX Mama % days With and
"y gp S.nSy rcnc"n rcndeiSn Hong Kong lss DAYS
mlse p,lacampt Co Nessel'o Pendieton CarVerS
Sup Nndeana OBJ Richards. Hun AZ days with chalk
Ship flSnts Dcauc IAN Francisco Dec Il. with mdse
Erk Maria bella SALUTE ,tan Paumbo. smyrna llS days
With md.c 10 McAndrc~sS Forbes. vessel 10 master.
AtCity Island-hOht. >W dense fog.
CLEARED.
steamer california tBr. Iumsdaue Disqualification
steamer Caiana GER. Franck. Rio Janero. Sc VIA Bain
mpr,- Funch E'NrA CO. ,.
steamer louayi>a tBrl. Fraser Kingston Jas Rankine
St,1mrr poNre Nor Jacols'n Port ANTONIO MONIES c
II, ,mrr PIrtuian lr Thompson. II Johns PR. &c M
steamer IIo>tcm lG'U llece. Havana Jas l. Ward {"
steamer Khan ,Br ~hedraKe Havana " ID Munsoh.
steamer san Mares. Burrows Galveston IL Mallory
9th.
steamer FL MAJ Mason. New orleans John 7 Van sickle
steamer Algonquin Mckee Charleston and Jackson|l's~
L Clyde Co. ~. ~
steamer Wyanoke Boaz. Norfolk and Richmond-ohpe
SO
steamer Alsenborn Lewis baltimore II G Foster. s
steamer lkLe Henderson Van XIX. Philadelphia -JonhS
Roberts
steamer Flranoa. Bennett Portland Horato Hall -.
Bark Mary RUSSELL Nckels Dunedin Mailer 4 Vusre"
SAILED
steamers Mannngam. Tor iAverpooi philadelphia lAs"N
IA Izkie Henderson, Philadelphia,
steamers New York and Britannia, for Liyerpo~
anchored OF Robbins Reef on account of iog
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL. Mar - sailed. steamer Boihnia 1Brh wa"
for New York ,.x.v
Mar - sailed steamer Enoch (Brl. ogilve fos Ne"
lolS go, v,,sh
HAMPTON Mar Arrived steamer saae GER h'h'
from New York on her 10 Bremen ~.
sailed. steamer HaNcl (Gcr JunGst, from bt'N'" wv
for New-loik - v.,a
HAaBvRG. Mar 2y-s Sailed steamer Scandal (Ger) k0Ps
for New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
DEATH OF POLICE CAPTAIN FOLK.

william IL. Folk. captain Of the police OF the
Twelfth Precinct for the last ten years died yeS'er
dav at his home No 14l Van Buren, ST.. Brooklyn.
His death WAS due to an attack OF pneumonia esp
tain Folk was born in Brooklyn In 1887. He Wa a
son of John 5 Folk long chief Of police OF tAc city,
When he became of he was appoi"ih patrol
man on the police force. In lo02 he resig Aed ana
entered the Army, being made adiutant OF the 1854
Regiment, n. Y. V. lie served until the close OF
the war; After his discharge he became ponce oe-
t.cuye and was attached to the Brooklyn Central Ohce
.ouad In 1881 he was appointed a police sergeant
nud two days later captain, and was assigned u
the Twelfth Precinct. where he rcmined untll ms
death The funeral VIII take place o-norro" eneiis
ord the burial will be I'm Greenwood on Saturua!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
THE CANCER HOSPITALS WORK.

The seventh annual report Of the NewYork Cancer
Hospital. AT one hundred and iOuGih-st. and Eighth
ave. which has recently been issued. covers the fourth
year Of active work since the opening Of the hospital
The report for the time from January /. 1871, o. Jan
uary !, l-!r2. shows that 4j3 new patients we're adj
United. OF - more than In the preceding year. 'i
these 80 free patients or . more than In 1880
The number Of operations performed was 307. an in
cr - ~ - over Last year ~ the q death, I'm the
year = followed operations. II OF the cases being
unusually serious. The receipts for l79l were So,
-. Will, the expenditure, wcre f1O.35G -, one
half ~ which for improving the hospital plant
general expense Of the hospital for the year were
-.I,.JI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
CONDITION OF GEORGE SHEPPARD PACE.

At tho Office Of George sheppard Page. No 90 WALL
st. 10 was aid yesterday that Mr. Pages condition was
rot serious that the Morris Plains In
Asylum hoped their patient cured inside of
thrro Mr.. Pages said that his father had
zone % the asylum @ his accord rest aud
treatment H. had under hraNy business r>pon,i-
blc- great nervous strain lately and found that hi
memory was faIn. The doctor dd not think hs mind
WIS affected AID the family were hopfu that complete
r.st and good attendance would bring him around all
ricl: Nj. Page ha- always been somewhat eccentric,
and HIS curiou, actions have times attracted con.
siderable attention but he has always handled his bust
ness with ability and lie has been prominent
In tho nod sport, and In Ashing cires. and j. prsi.
dent Chatham Fish and came Protective Assoca-
ton. His home ; IN Stanley y J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
ARREsT1NG A CLERGYMAN FOR LARCENY.

The Rev. John S WildridSc builder. who is acting
c,astor OF ahe Rockaway Avenue Congregational
Church. was n prisoner in the Gates Avenue Ponce
Court Yesterday upon charge OF grand larceny
lie lives lat No. 221 Red-ave., and John Is. sopcr'
q neiChbor, was arrested on the same charge; WHICH
was made BY Irving c. Dayton OF Rosendale' IlS''F
County n. Y. His story is that the two men IN
duced him TO cash note for 800 few months ago
Offering a farm which they owned in Ulster County as
security lie afterwarl learned that they had trans
ferred the farm, and as he unable 10 collect the
note when it fell due he secured warrant for grand
larceny on the ground that they had Oo'~heo
money on false pretc1ses. The two men were ar
rested on Tuesday night, and locked up In the seven
tenth Precinct Police Station when arralSned yes
tcrday before Police Justice Connolly they were COM
mitted to tho custody of Deputy sheriff ltupeh' vi
Ulster County, who took them TO Rosendae
Mrs Wildridge said in explanation OF the matter
that her husband purchased horse for Sloo from MI
rayton ard gave "a note, ndorsed By Mr. oOper In
paymcut When the note became due, her husband
who was interested in building row Of fats In kcid
ave- which are heavily mortgagcu. could not meet II
conveniently and wrote TO Mr. Dayton asking re-
newal. Instead Of reply came the warrh.t LOT M, ms
arrest. and although sick lie had 10 90 10 me poicc
station and pass "a night In cen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
INDOOR SPORTS At AMHERST.

Amherst. Mass. March - (slrclall.-Thc annual IN
door meeting Of the Amherst Athletic Association was
held In Pratt Gymnasium this afternoon tn" indScS
were \. \. stag. Of Springfield DR. T.. T. Harris. Of
Amherst; X =. II. Pratt. II New York; A. D.. ingalls,.
Of Amherst and ". \. Jackson r.. ~ Wilii,on ~"mi
nary. The class 4 93 obtained the greatest number
Of points. the being ~, '03, II %. nonc
gj. ,. g. u. Brooks. 'pJ Of Irooklyn. was declared
college athlete for the coming year. The winners
we're as follows: Parallel bars, g. u. Brooks. W3 :.
high kick. { y. cole. %. feet 10 nchc>, putting
shot y u. Alexander. o. - feet 10 incle swinging
ring- g. b. BROOKS. 03, fence vault. =. II. Edeell.
90. & feet - inches nsht weight ,parrng. II. l..
Pratt. %: heavy weight spar1ne. g. = Ealcy. '92
horizontal bar. g. T.. BROOKS '";i ,tandn high Jump
l. Il. DAVIDSON. ~. { feet | = iu'hc~. running
high Jump. 4. ". Cole 90. feet mchc, pole vault
A 4 EMLu.. W..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS DINE.

The Legal Protective Association Of NewYork Cigar
Manufactures enjoyed is annual dinner evening
The Arena, West Thirtyhrstst Plates were laid for
lOO and nearly number was present. Edward Hey
man. president OF the association. presided. Morris S.
Wise responded 70 shOud Women Smoke % DR.. 5. New
ton Leo TO as Smoking uDheathyT Frank Mccoy 70
The New-YoTk Cigar Industry" Many Others also
spoke. The speeches ntcrspersed with songs, In
which oil Joined. The dinner IN every sue.
The officers Of the association are President Ed
ward Heymsn vice.prcsdcnt. Henry Gutenberg treas
urr james Brussel secretary and manager. Morris :.
Wise directors. Frank Mccoy. Emil seidenterg Ramon
Nome, A. Rosentha signund Jacoby and Armand Levy.
Among the guests J. HerDsten. George i. Lies.
Ferdinand Hrsch. William f. Parsons. IT, y. +. Einstn
Richard +. Ware. B. Baron and b. X. Lichenstein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
sIxTY.FoUR DOCTORS GRADUATED.

COMMENCEMENT OF THE LONG ISLAND COLLh"b
HOSPITAL.
The Long Island College Hospital conferred degrees
upm sixty new doctors at the thrty-thrd amman
commencement exercises. held IN the bro0AN"
Academy Of Music last evening. The members OF inc
faculty OF the Board of Regents OF the college were
upon the stage, with number Of welRno"n phy'
sicians. Thomas S More presided Or. Joseph ~
Raymond secretary Of the faculty, presented the
candidates for graduation. who represented az parts
Of this country and China Canada scotland, the West
Indies and Germany.
Dr. A. J. G.. skene dean Of the faculty. ad-
ministered the Hippocratic oath. The degree VI
NJ D. was conferred each Of the candidates oy Dr.
Joel W. Hyde Dr. Jerome Beers Thomas )r.' re
ceivec the Dudley gold medal for the best essay DIS
Swayze Hawley, Thomas. Mcnamara and Moore were
appointed nternes the hospital as the result OF e4-
animation. DR.. William Hancs campbell delivered
the vaedctory. The address to the graduates was
made by the Rev Dr. Robert r. Meredith OF the
TOmpkins Avenue Congregational Church
The following are the graduates Ira Aver, 1r,
william IL. Batstone, Austin J. Blanchard. FREDERICK
W. Boes Robert H. BROWNIE, James d. BRYANT
william j. Callan. William F. Campbell Johh D.
Carey Henry A. CohIs, Frank W. Curtis, Andrew =
Dillon, George T.. +. Donhn, James r. English
Joseph II. s. Farrow, George NJ Fitzgerald ferlev
T. Gardiner Levi f. Gardner william c. Gardner, VIM
cent Gomez Nelson X. Hail. Periam b. Hardy Arthur
II. Harris, John {. Hartt George r. Hawlc!, MAY
imilian i. Icil, Robert H. Herkmer, Chaiies r.
Hrsh Ralph W. Jackson. Fatrick c. jameson Dahei
H. jenkins Carl G.. Johnson Edg d. johnson, Harry
J. Knapp Bucl W. Maben Charles Maurer IT.,
William J. Mcmahon, sylvester J. Mcnamara, william
p Miles, Frank B. Miner, John W. Moore, Dc witt
l.. Parker John II. PtbladO Augustus D. P'ts'
John F. II. Tlatz, Frederic II. Pummer. Terence j.
Reilly, John A. schmidt Justin H. schopp FRANK
r. Searles, Frank S. Senior, Wilbur ii. seymour,
Mortimer w. Shaw. Charles p. smith, tr. James A.
somers Oscar b. Swayze, Jerome b. Thomas, IT,
Theodore f. Townsend, lung h Tsao Henry ~ -:
Tuttle John i. Walling, Gustav A. Wather, Charles
M Wickes, Nathaniel +. Yates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24

Frank Mullin twenty five years old living ~
40 1893 Rallr adavc.. Is lyilg ut his nome III Il
dangerous condition resulting from an assault ny
william Nunn Of No 10 Gartcn-st., and Thomas
Farley Of No. 20 East knncy-st. ON Iuc,day nSht
Mullin wa, sardng on the front storp OF hi' hou o
and demonstrated with gang Of half grown lads. VINO
were making A disturbance In the street. telling them
that h, dylng child Wa, disturbed by the n"l-c. lie
iurncd ~ 20 into the house. when Farley hurled .
large Stone III him. \ shower II stones followed
and MulIn received three scriou, wounds ON the
head hi skull being fractured. Farley ana Hunh
wcr. captured at midnight. one l. sixteen ana inc
other eight scli.
The trial ~ Mrs Louisa Eckert for manshu sh'cr IN
having caused the death Il Lena Barrow, by MAJ
practice resulted yesterday m the a'qntal OF to
defendant.
a handsome, wcildrcsscd woman Of twenty wears
throw hrr-cf Into the PaS~aic River near IA" Npn
Home at Kcarny opI-,-It" Newark, at : oc4pk ld,t
evening Two young men, James Dunn ana fI"nt'
bishop who rowing In boat. witnessed the AZ
and rync quickly the SPOT eclIcd the woman and
on barrel until she partly rccun"d c"n'' business.
4 ply ,ician examined the woman and -id ,Ar va
threatened with pneumonia. she va. sent 10 -.
Mchaors Hospital The woman refused Z" tel hot
name but said ~hc Typewriter ana ,i"h"er ipr
tha her parents lived boz NrWart. and that her a. y
va, prompted by de- pondcncv h"onn~c She had 10
work and saw no prospect Of getting any.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
nA1s1xG MnNrY rnn IT'S NEw HOUSE

A general meeting N The Ncw.lorS Athlete club wa
held Tuesday nght ur bic gymnasium at th" ctihos
The meeting called Tor a." Vurpo-c ~ di-ru-ng III
uroprcty Of building now cu-hou,c. The committee APP
POINTED by Board - Governor, nadc IT, report l''
nigh.
A number of sites we're re- commended. the one which
seemed o. with greatest favor t"in" That a.
Fi'ty-e,,nth.-t and BtoIdNav II H. thought thAt tiN
ground could bought for about t2jo0oo anu -ntb"
clubhouse erected 900 600 making ota ~ $500 COO
The present building ana ground occupied hy tn 'lu6 at
riftynfh-st aud SNtayc. are valued At about -3ooooo
The whole matter wa, referred back 20 IN" BotrI u
,o,cno,. ho were auho1eI TO receive voluntary cub.
,crlptons toward Building m' new clubhouse. Books
were at opcard and less than haf an hour $4,000
wa, subscribed toward tn buidins. The member,
are practically unanlmou, la favor % the change ana
400 600 8. given. and whole block 81 second mortgage
bonds subscribed for the club Will doubtless buy Ia
ground and lceln To build thi, spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
MR.. LLOYD TO SING AT THE GARDEN.

The famous English tenor Edward Lloyd ha- signed
a contract with the Madison square Garden Company
10 give the first six concerts Of his tour IN America
in the Concert Hall Of the Madison square Garden.
beginning on Tuesday evening. April 10. the date,
being respectively April 10; saturday matinee, April
90; Tuesday evening. April %; saturday matinee,
April 30; Tuesday evening, May 3. and saturday
matinee. May I. Mr.. Lloyd will DC supported by a
company inclufing Mrs. Anna Burch Miss Dora
Valesca Becker solo vionis; DR.. Gail l.. Martin.
bass and Mrs Carl Martin. accompani,t. Mr.. Lloyd
viii sail by the TcutOnic for Ncw-lOrk March 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
FERDINAND WARD TO GET OFT OF PRISON.

1t is expected that Ferdinand Ward Will return 70
Brooklyn to live upon the expiration OF his term 81
Imprisonment in Sing sing state prison on Aprl o.
He was sentenced for ten years on october 81 100"
but gets a Communication OF three years ana nan LOT
good behavior Ward has been ordering clothes ana
Shoes in preparaon for q. release and it is expected
that he Will return to LIS former home the Heights
He was indicted tried aud convicted Of grand larceny
in the first degree for getting 81 800 from the Marine
National Bank on q check drawn upon the First Ma
tiopal Bank where lie had no funds lie was indicted
for other offences but the indictments have not been
Tried Ward lost a fortune by speculation. but MS
wife had considerable money. She visited MN rcgu-
larly I'm prison until her death. She left two children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Meeting in opposition to Chinese immsia"Oh' O0'P
Union. ?. m ,ar
Republican Club monthly dinner evening
Twenty. second Assembly District Repuo"'A''
y. III. N W
IVES. Side Republican Club. Hotel Endieott .. III,
Kings County whcelmcn reception, NO Loo heu'
fordave Brooklyn. p. m.
Benefit for Little Mothers" No 800 East se'en'ee'"
st.. y. ,-,,. -,., .,
German scenunc Society No. 200 East FiftysiNth''t'
s y. c.,.,.
American Veterinary Society commencement CHECKER
nC Hall. D.
Irish National League. Hoffman House. D. M
g. c. Strong Camp No. 80, Sons Of Veterans, concert.
BrooElvn. =. m.
Mrs j. T. Eiss lecture. Fourth Presbyterian Church
p ID.
Dr. w. II. Thonpson's lecture, Broadway I'oerhac'e'
l.. IN.
Working Girls Society annual exhibition, NO. 4io
East Fifty seventh-st y. III.
OrthOpedic Hospital benefit. Sherrys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
EIIZARE.TII.

Joseph Steebc yesterday brought n suit against
John Engcworth for 5000 FOR ID" death Of steele
boy James who was bitten by Edgc~o7h's dog on
Iuly % l-9i and died IT IS said, from hydr"ph"hl
on October II. Mr.. Edecworth l. II milk dealer ana
owns much valuable property In Union county lie
wa, absent ir Ireland when the anar happch" Inc
death OF Young scebc aroused much interest at the
,ip II h.inr made the subject Of an official invc-tiga
t,., bv New York experts TO determine whether the
Ln, lied from hydrphola. There was a difference
~ n, 49,, aroug ia" doctors present AT "a" autopsy
a. - "a . The child died from hydrOphobia or some
III 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24

Charlie. Lsnier woodbury. Lansdon, j. Pierpont MorsN
D o. Mills. Levi p Morton. Richard A. McCurdy 'eofs'
r Nacoun Martin r. Mcmahon. John A. Meo"'' ~
eric p. Ocott Elihu Root Johh A. S'e""," c,c,
- c,r,os smith Arson Phelps Stokes. samuel
SIoa, william L. Strong General Henry w s'oc"m
wrram stenway j. Edv ard Simmons, j. 5 + str'n'n'"
pcni.min D. srlIman John H. Starin, Thomas y on'.
n Mex Twomby. Frederick I'plen' On'
r,ranv william X Vanderbilt George NJ van hoc''"
,,,,o, va, s,ntvoord william c. Whitney General sbw'
A., l. wood,ord Eurcno Kelly. the Command'r''n n''I'
n mary Order Of tn. Loyal Legion, the Conm'nuc''h
Chief Grand Army OF the Republic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
FI-NERAL OF FATHER McCABE.

The funeral Of the Rev. Edward j. McCabc, who died
IN his way Florida last week, took place yesterday
1t tie Roman Catholic Church OF the Nlsi'auon' III
Verona ST., OF which he pastor. The solemn re
ouien high mass was celebrated by the Rev. McssTs.
Martin Carroll IIagh Ward and j. j. Mallon, aHd the
eulogy was pronounced by the Rev. NJ T. Kiahy Of
St. stephens Cimrch, who spoke in high terms OF the
work OF the dead priest and editor The burial
was in Holy CrOss Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
NEWARK.
WAITING ANOTHER IDENTIFICATION.

MNkTN'T ANU II7I1t'''
Mrs Ivrour Sickle, who was all la nave p''U
drovncd in the Pa.saic appeared at the MorEie III
person Yesterday, 10 explain that the h'h'lh'a'o'
ly her brother was wrong. She said sHc "'u pc.
living al the Everett House. in New YORK. Iic dcf
body resembles Mrs sickle. in Tie Afternoon '''
Coroner received a telegram from Jacob sperlhS' Z"
Albaiown. Penn. requesting that the body be MOI
buried until day. ,, f., ,ho
Another dcnuh,atlon Of the woman fonnd VI 'nc
p,>>ac River Wa- made lat night ana aip|aNl ,"m co.,,
elusive John schultz. Il liquor seller nt Gay hnu
ogden SIS saw the body nj the norGuc ana iI''hhit
recognized fl "a, that 81 Mrs. Duncghcn. ihiriy Nv" van
old who has ben ui-slng since HhtuiHaN mplIh"s
Tlr woman did hou.ev orh for Mm ana supp'Fled
worthles, husband and two children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
SELLING BRIDGE BONDS ABOVE PAR.

Tic city authorities have sold Bridge bonds % the
mount OF 500 900 satisfactory prices The bonds
pear interest at 3 IL per cent and exempt from
taxation. There were ten bids opened YESTERDAY
The awards were as follows south Brooklyn savings
Institution, 800 900 lO4.O7 W. j. Quinard, $780,
600 at 1915 and 100000 at 1O3.O5 Bowcry Savings
Bank. $500, 900 at lO3 Blake. Brothers IL Co., S40
100 at TO-. eO3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsToI:-Coonel Henry w. Closson. L. . ARMY. p pi
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p,.h y Y PARK AVENUE-Dsvd A We''s' u W.
xich Conn PLAzA-Eank Superintendent C'"''''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24

chilli AND THE NEW NAvY.-New ready
President IIarrisons message on The ChiIian AFFAIR.
I'm m form. together with complete
description OF the new American Navy A large mum.
her Of he ~ pcal vessel. described nj length with
elaborate pictures and plans. mud full details oil crew
nrin meni ETC.. Of each Every 'esse'h the no"
Navy Included ia The list. Price. ID cents copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24

TRIBUNE ALMANAC, 1S91.-A magnificent uumA
hcr over $50 pages. Price 2J cents A book ofrcady
reference, without superior. Full description Of
the Navy Elaborate coinage ana currency tables
Including re .mcc 17SJ aud details Of the crcus
hitting medium year by yenr since 1860 Election re-
,uru, 4 thou,and other valuable features
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
sun rise Sc Set 6l2 Moon rises 355 IN Moons -
i n-snndy U'k 39S Gov Isrd.. $40 Hell Ge.. $50
Pu-sandy M. 100 Gov Isld.. A2O Hell &C.. 6l3
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Announcements.
LIE GIN OF TIE TOILET


tho world SAYS Is SOnDONT. II renders the teeth
slry vh.te gives IA" breath fragrant oior, cAtn
-Iuc "a. uIuuUors which usually how from tad ant
nr, I'd .rt OF SO/ODONI i convenient am
1LnI. ~ IN l..
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PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY, MAR 90 1892
ARRIVED.
steamer Majestic tBr) Parsel Liverpool Mar IL Queens
town H. with mdsc and passengers 10 II Maitland kersey
Arrived AT the Bar at . y
steamer l.umen r) Brown Liverpool Mar In ballast ~
GVepel u Trube. Arrived at the Bar u I'D
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Wednesday In April TO It's home. NO 81 Uri0,'
Square, where the regular meetings VIII De 'es"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24

RIG ISSUES or An OFF YEiR.-Ths magnificent
tnriG and currency articles OF Roswell g. Herr In Tho
Weekly Tribune during the last year. reprinted. wh
ynriou, kindred articles including the wonderful re-.
.uIt, OF Reciprocity, and tho article on Prices 10
1890 md 1891 A pamphlet OF 50 large pases. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24

CoRNEI.L's BENZOIN COSMETIC SOAP.
Keeps the shin so. white and hea.tnuL All Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
KAIGUS,
I.I.KO.

Dseascs the N"rNOu, system Gcnlto rn1-y Organs
rmpotency and stcrlv. Hours 70 ]. TO 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24

SOUTHERN SKETCHES BY The Tribunr's owa
corrr.poudent In West Virginia. Kentucky Louisa aa
md other states. Is pages. Illustrated. ID cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24
PHILLIPS DIGESTIBLE COCOA

Is moro delicious In aud aroma than any other pre-
ton OF cocOl or chocolate sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24

WUEATENA-Thc best br alifaSt food delicious
nouri,hing cooks I'm minute 25 cents; oil groccrs
HEALTH FOOD COMPANY. u SHAVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24

LUXURY FOR TOURISTS.
pr LYONS Perfect Tooth Powder IN metal boxes. wit
fatout measuring tube. Neat and portable. IS cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-24

TIE DEAD At ANDERsOSvfLLE- The TrIb.
une', list Of 1000 Union prisoners who died there
with co,npan ny, reg aud cause oil death Au'her'
l,ative The only list put into print ~ essn