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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
CHANGES IN TIE NETWORK CUSTOM HOUSE
A LETTER OF COMPLAINT FROM THE SURVEYOR
AGAINST TWENTY-FIVE MN.

AGAINST TWENTY-FIVE Mn
Washington Feb. 6-Acung secretary spauldmg
fays that the recent changes in the customs service d"
New.York were made in accordance With the recon-
nendatons OF The customs onicels at That poi'. lHc
following is copy Of letter written by the surveyor
Of CuStoms at New-lork recommending the !eAO''
OF twenty-five inspectors oil customs ,.
r.r some considerable time have 1ceA carefully
" Tiavv I5 ASCERTAIN the honesty ard efficiency in. aud
fitness for the pcIforAauce oi iheir o"N. ~ ~
demanding and receiving bAles ana Wua"l1 h /.
and gratuities l. quite prevalent lat na,v 81 the
etver as we'll as the receiver. almost necessarily iOr,
bids complaints by the gver. ana hO"euSc 81 ' nj
only reaches me through third parties u'"'' ''''
Another result OF my observation and ia ie
80 ack ne nossesSjon Of qualities when are e
sential 10 the honest; efficient aud courteous norm!
anc, OF duty are addicted u a'b'S Va i ,h
temnerance TO such an ext Mt az to reject hp0A IN:
service and 10 render them Incompetent ir IN ~
rponteous and oppressive In their conduc, io"iA 'ih
Gems who are - unfortunate a. 70 E.,s on "a q,
.h,rlS dutv arrive late at tts If stations wheA thel
nrsteud 10 work and frequently absent tlemscNv.
ai,noether under the false preteNt OF slckless' anu
& nthcrs are habitus borrowers O.: money from
their associate and person. o, h p"O oene
Mg N,e absolute legal proof sufficient to convict IN
court OF justice IS wantins tac se ea ngpi9, r
an onsncI"us circumstances Inconsistent with m
uocencc compeis moral rerr nss o' tur for these
.a,n" convinced may properly be considered mem
.St therefore recommend the removal OF uie
rlce,s named m the following list for neicency fee
pm ,hst thereby q sufficient ground Of removal J.
nnJfnrtcd without any such Implication OF mora
tmrptude IN the removed officer or criminal conduct a,
,1h in some cases, unlusy perhaps be consequent
me- a renewal upon more specific charge:
SThe Department refuses to give out me iist %
- rc5tioned I'm the above letter. The NAMES oi
.Ix insnectorg who removed la consequence OF
have already been published. TIE remaining mne,ee,
vii be dismissed from time TO time, Il, re hes,
,nterests OF the service dictate II wa decided no
a. dts,niss them al at once, as such an act "ouio
tennorar,ly Inconvenience tile service
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panies of the National Guard at such times he may
deem proper.
BROUGHT TOGETHER AFTER MANY YEARS.
An ENGAGED COUPLE FIND OUT THAT THEY
ARE BROTHER AND SISTER.

An ENGAGED COUPLE FIND OUT THAT THEY
ARE BROTHER AND SISTER.
Huron, = d.. Feb. en- lSS2 young man. II. W.
Williams TO this city from Illinois He renamed
until the following spring when he went further West
accumulated some money and went tn Chicago. where
he is now engaged in the leather business. Willamss
parents lived near Springfield. Ill. The father WAS
killed in the battle Of Connth. The mother had just
gven birth 10 a girl baby The shock broke her down
und she and the baby went 10 san Francisco to I'VE
with u Mrs. Todd a half-sster leaving young Will
Jams In the care Of family which eventually adopted
him. Mrs. Williams died and the girl became known AS
Helen Williams Todd Intimate friends Of Mrs. TODD
removed from san Francisco 10 Chicago and during
the winter Of less she and Miss Helen visited theni
AZ a reception Williams and Miss Todd met The nc
quaintance rapidly rpened and there were frequent
exchange Of lettert.
This went for two years, when Miss Iodd wcho
to Chicago 10 live with her friends on DrcXcl Boulc-
vard her foster mother having died. The friendship
between Williams and herself buddcd into love, ara
blossomed into IN engagement and the date Tor tho
wedding was set few days before this was TO taAe
place Miss Todd was looking over n package OF od
papers left By her foster mother These letters gave
faint crw TO her brother and she turned them over 10
her bcr0hed and asked HIS assistance. An old fasn-
toned photograph found with the letters matched me
vcstgations showed that the two were broiler aho
si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
Prevalence or CIR IL NE WEST.

Chicago Feb. g. Dispatches from numerous points IN
Michigan and Indiana indicate slight ces ,aon OF the
epidemic OF grip that has prevailed throughout those
states durin. the past two months. In a number Of
places however the disease IA + raging with undated
strength At Ann Arbor there are about l.eOO
cases MANY Of the most prominent residents OF the
town and Il considerable number o. students and pro
essors al the state University are among the sufferers
Upward o. 5000 OF the disease are said TO be
in the county In which COldwateI Mich, Is located
Bloomington, and Shelbyve. Ind, each report from
2.C0O t0 5000 cases At the latter place the death
rate has been heavy, over 200 fatal results
being reported In tho other towns. Willie the deaths
not when the disease first ~ pcnred
and confined almost wholly N the aged, The NOR
tally l. still large rs to excite alarm Ply sicians
however, express the belief that the worst l. over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
. SESSION DENOTED TO EuLoGIE>.

,ro.,,ro,on Feb s-The House aid not meet unti'
,a,,or hesore to-day. The attendance OF members
.x not large a. the day devoted TO TIE delivery
At euJorIes Minister Mont, of Chilli occupied a seat
the floor
At O'Clock resolutions expressive OF the sorro~
with which the House had heard of The DEAN oil MI
Lar OF Virginia. were presented by MI. Meiedlu" OF
Virginia. Rulogistic addresses were neHVeieu Nv
Massr, Meredith Edmunds. Tucker, OFerisdl. WISE
1I.,va,n Warrington Herbert Wilson. Vest Virginia
Cummings, Cowles. Elliott. BrecAnrdsc' heh'ucRy
and CulbersoD. ., -, .ho t,o,.o
out Of respect 10 rne memory Of the dead man. al
fOurncd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
Dead sea Fruits.

They siay mulatudcs when they are the product Of
neglect Of incipent disease. slight cold ht of
indigestion biousness constipation each OF these
minor ailments" advance in many with league
DESTROYING strides Give them swift, early defeat with
Uoettnrs Stomach Btcrs and the danger. Abcr-
ncthy administered alarming rtOuSe 70 the man who
Informed him that he had "only cold :" "Oniy cold"
raD.zted the doctor 'What would yr hsvethe plague !"
rheumatism and la grippe easily extnpuhabe at the
tart why allow them TO get up fun htad of
s,csmi Put on the brakes with the Bitters. The
genial this superb medicine dses through
the system Impetus IL gives to the circulation OF the
blood soothing gthenng effect upon the
vo specially recommend II 10 the enfeebed and sick
It's the great specific for malarie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
cpycrrs FAVOR THE yTlGARA SHIP CANAL

osvcco N T. Feb. G.-Thc nineteenth annual con
,.rt,oo NJ IN. New York State Grange. that has been
IN session here .incc Tuesday, adjourned last nehL
The biz map prepared FOR william rler-on Jud'on.
showing the proposed dcepwaier route from Duluth
o. fine Atlantic ana witch has done service In tn
ae.p water convcn ions II, Detroit and Washington HAD
"A conspicuous place IN the convention lnl anu III
t.icted a great deal Of attention Inc "iangcrs a''
enthusiastic over the idea Of Government ship canal
around Niagara Fails. Tn" question was discussed
q, leucth by ex Lieutenant. Governor Jones and other,
The following unanimously adopted
Resolved. That We the members Of the state Grange
IN. Of Now York. do respectfully request our
,c.cntutives In Con:Nss 10 their influence and
vote, IN support Of any measure hvOrns Il snip canal
The furthcr construction OF deep waterway from
Lake ON ario the Hudson River, TOR the accolnnO
dation OF the commerce 0f our state ana country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

day and considered several important measures Chair
man Ellis OF Kentucky, appointed sub committee TO
frame and report bin having for it, object thc
revision and aun5ation OF the statutes Of the 'n'eu
states down TO the present time. IL has been some
ycaYs since this has been done The work l. OF great
interest 10 the legal profession. and will be one OF the
pripcjpa thing, be considered by the committee
Several bins proposing the establishment oil bureau
OF Congressional espOndence were feerTeh :" 4
srb committee These bills contemplate the employ
ment of corps Of cnographers and ypewrters who
shall be available for by any member OF COhEN''
4 bin introduced by Representative Litle WIN re-
card 20 the reckoning OF tine throughout lie Hltcu
states was discussed and the chairman wa, III
,trllcted 70 ask the Interstate Commerce COMMISSION
for information on the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

Boston. Feb q l>pccan.-judsc Nelson's charge
TO the grand Jury In the case against the "hccr" "i
the Maverick hank !, causing sensAuoh' AL" J"
these men are ever brought 10 trial II VIII bc one oil
,h ,Jtter.s, LEGAL contests witnessed In Massachu-
1T, d., q l,ng nerl,J The District Attorney VIII
doubte.s reply to the judges charge Nessra Alieh'
Wyman aud Marshall express themselves as a7touhdrn
~ The line, on which the Judges cIsrgr Is CRAWL
District Attorney Allen VISITED Judge Nelson TINS
morning 10 make a protest. pther lawyers Hp"N'
o,t .ir disbursement saying THAT It was insirnctnS
-, sr,a ,,ry - # IL were "a petit jury. and was q
.,,.rA,lic construction Of law. The relations or
NEE nelson and District Attorney Alien nave not.
A. Judged by the records % various cases III u" i"''
wear been amlCdbe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
NEW MONTY ORDER OFFICES.
a LARGE INCREASE IL THEIR NUMBhHS oND'-''
ME-. wANANAKER's RECENT ORDER.

LA r
ME-. wANANAKERs RECENT ORDER
Washington. Feb G.-Postmsster-i General WanamaHe
ba. issued an order giving money oicer iao!hue' 70
all postofhce, where the compensation OF Tue P''
master reache. 800 per annum 'hder '"e ne"
system seventy offices have already been es'"o",
On the State Of Maryland. and the prehmlhai: SUPP
have been taken 70 establish fifty more curing US
ensuing weec. 80 NJ In
The necessary papers will go olt to 400 oihces III
pennsylyanla at the same sine There VIII De III 'he
State of Pennsylvania under this new arrangement
sbout 900 additional money order oihces Ari"ilsc
ments have already been completed 10 esnohsh looO
offices throughout the country on April J. ana ON"
more on July l. During the fiscal yeG Deg hnihs
Julv l. 1892 there VIII probably be estaDhshed ABOUT
T. 900 or COCO additional money order Offices
Taking the states Of MARYLAND, Pennsylvania ONO
md Indiana as basis this order of the 10 tMastf-"e"
ara, will not only double the present number Of money
order Offices but give excess o, nboat - per cent
In addition When ii j. that the total expense o.
establishing one of these Offices amounts to ONLY 81
and that the only subsequent expense 10 the Depart
,nent 4, In the matter Of blanks. winch are pc
~ about 50 u thousand. IL Will be apparent ti"t u'f
departure i, an exceedingly important one ana atO~9
facilities to the patrons OF pOSofces WIN sinai ~
yense 10 the Government. The olhces hTe"uN -
tabllshed are doing amonnt OF ouslhess BrNHtS III
excess Of the anticipation Of the Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
IMPORTANT NAVAL ORANGES.
CAPTAIN scmr.rY RELIEVED FROM THE BALIl
MORE ASD CAPTAIN RIMtY FROM
THE CHARLESTON.

THE CHARLESTON.
Wa.hircion Feb. G.-Therc were some important
orders issued from the Navy d. apartment tod"s.
cnp,oln " : Schev is relieved from the coinhlanu
o, the cruiser Baltimore and placed on duty III 'hrSe
~ The lid Lighthouse District. with headquarters a'
staten Islnnd - y. relieving Captain H. r fcMhs'
Win, IS ordered 20 command the cruiser 'narics'""'
CAPTAIN George &. Hemey i relieved from cohi'nu
~ her and receives two months leave OF absence ihe
baltimore j, 10 he commanded by captain NNhah
Nhi.ii,ad Who /, Mt present on duty NJ the boston
Navy Yard lie viii leave that post February i5' ana
viii take command " The vessel ~ soon IL Ne c"'
make the Journey across the contincnt' B"th th'
baltimore ard the Charleston nj san Francisco III
wa, stated at the Navy Department this morning tmt
these orders had bearing upon the Chian episode
~ the relief OF Captains Schlcy and lcney l. matter
az rrllc those officers having already served more than
IN. regulation tine rs commanders Of vessels. Their
timn oy ulr.d some weeks ago, aud IL WAS nj their
urcent reuucst that no changes made long as
,horo WIS prospect Of trouble. Their relief from their
,,.l durlug such - period would have been regarded
A. rather severe. unless there were some specific
rea son .or the change.
Captan bradford selected some weeks ago to
succeed Captain Schlcy In command OF the Baltimore,
but the arrangement ended by his death ut Ports
mouth, y H., recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
orp,rrRs OF rHr MayHiTrly CERiMH CLUB.

OrFlrERS Of THE MANHiriN CERAN" ''"D'
The nr.i meeting Of nc Manhattan C'ram' 'Iuo
,,os hcu nj SO i4o Wes. Twenty third Il. >es'''u''
Afternoon Nine Lc Prince presided. ''a~,'u''"
va. nlout,i. Tho fl, wing o"'cr> we're 'i"lo' '''
The coming y,ar. Trc ,icut Nine. L. Prince $50 '"N
NJ. T. G. Dcrn; vice pre- denis. ME- H. W. '''' t.
Mr., T. l.. Raymund. Of East orange. y De- ana MI
A. =, w,cn,r ~ Detroit: CORES ppudiDe s,crc"ry ana
,rc,s,rcr Mrs Iierrct Perry Dave. The objects OF
the orglnyaton arr 70 promote the a'Pu'lla'' "
members, 70 establish Il distinctive American er"o' VI
ceramic art and 70 pr pare nm exhibition 81 mn ciA
painting for the Columbian Exposition. commute
Of five wa appointed to -e'uIo 'ooo square 'ft III
epacc In The department Of hrc ai' ~ TIE hNV'''o''.
MIR. = = FIslcklcton. Of Milwaukee, Wa elected
~ president Of the clib y vote II thanks was
,, fn J. Ward ~inlsOu for thc u Of the room where
he club met The cub stA't' o" VII" mc''"c' ~
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
THE WORLDS FAIR INTESIIG AIIOA.
FRIENDS or TIE EXPosIroN Confident OF
VINDICATION.

FRIENDS or TIE IMPOSITION Confident OF
VINDICATIoN.
WosbugtOn Feb 6.-rhe resolution oHefcd uy VT
Dcker.on of Kentucky. calling for az invesueauoh
bv the Judiciary Committee into the constutonalty
NJ tbc Worlds Fair project and Of Government ad 70
Il in the shape Of appropriations. Is viewed WIN com
nlaconcv ly Mr. Durborow ard the friends OF Tile
Fxpositlop They say they are entirely sansheu ~
h.v, rre Judiciary Committee look thoroughly INTO
tbe constitutional question raised confident that te
copclueion reached Will not be adverse. but on the
contrary. will be- favorable to the Exposition The
Worlds Fair bill they say, was drafted by three VI
tho host LAWYERS I'm the West. MessTs. ~ OIalr,
Fdyin Walker and Frederick Winston. and Will stand
the test of legal scrutiny. When the Dichersoh reSo'
tjon was offered Mr.. Reilly. OF Pennsylvania, one Oh
the members Of the committee, made Tie Suggestion
that the Worlds columbian Exposition COMMITTEES
hond have urisd elton over H. instead OF the Judcar
Committee but Mr. Durborow asked Mr. Kelly VINO
Thought Of raising the point IN the House not 10 10
So and said that IT would really be for their advantage
IN Let Il 20 10 the Judiciary Committee, whch was
done without any contest
Tho resolution providing for an investigation OF INC
expenditures heretofore made from the funds appro
prjntcd bv the Government for the Fair Will come up
in the House next week. perhaps, ard It il expected
that there will be- spirited contest between the
Nnpr,priations COMMITTEE and the special Columbian
Exposition Committee, each Of which has RESOLUTIONS
prepared thu subject, the prncpdi point VI VIZ,
ence being one TO the committee WHICH sE'i
conduct the Investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
METHODS OF FRAUDULENT BENEFIT ORDERS

Boston. Feb (>eciaD. Interesting disclosures
OF the business methods pursued 10y the mushroom
benefit orders constantly being held up before
the public gaze. Alvin II. Greenwood extreasurer
Of one of these orders. was iia yesterday morning
before Judge Parmcnter charged with the cmbezzle-
ment OF $4,000 from the funds Of the order.
Treasurer J )hn ". McKinnOn. who succeeded Green
wood. brought In witness and confesseo
that lie had paid 10 +. II. Morgan, president; ~ I.
Calder secretary: a. Il. GREENWOOD Dr. +. W. Abbot
and A. Hale Kingsley, who constituted the Board Oh
Directors $4,000 in cabs 20 ct out and leave ule
fill control Of the order In his hands The oer wa
made october z, and week later Mckinhor
took charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
APPEAL FOX coLorrD NORMAL SCHOOL

4 Meh..ne principal and superintendent q ihe
xrr,,l >,b,ol Of Freedmen. AZ Elizabeth cry. y. T.,
+. IN tie city In TIE ntcrst - that institution "'
s,il Yesterday There are 200 colo'od Children oi
school axe IN Elizabeth CITY and Ia the surrounding
count,c. there are 700; yet thcn Is nor N''s'o
school Of fair grade In them Tor c"'''o' So"'"'
The opur,praton by the site IN ir-9 Wa :" ne"s'f
=, aro,i only one month"; teaching by I'VE teachers
Tho ,o.,,lc however. by private Subscription sup
p,rtcd "A school FOR five months. our "hI''' III "'-
gambling a., Norma. school VI, to give an opportunity
tr orr people better their sr.:Al' moral. FrN'lo''
ard educ,uionM condition. We own real estate
r7,pcf;y valued at si.1Oo. Upon tbs F"p'' W.
are cnieavo4ns to erect such buildings ~ W." "''"'"
,,,,t. those Of our race who are scchng 10 p'p"''
,,,,... t,r lin. ,..poo.n dutlc- II citizenship
th. estimate, ro.t - which g. nearly r'"" I"r wv
,nrr,-c Of RI sing this amougt w. most c'hes'f A.
,F ~ surh pc-,n. q ar. able 10 give IT, ana - Nv
ililantlropi1s ard Christian people OF the Noith' 10
nd"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

Fan rvar. Feb. ispr'iall.-Thc cloth market hns
been firm throughout the week ard yesicffay ih'r'
VA, great furry. owing 70 The rTiprenr'nce Of Tie
American Printing Company a. large bnNcF dticf
having .-coopcd" al the available good, here "n a
ba-i, ~ . i cont. II is sad thht Tie fr"Vhch'"
market va, touched FOR @OOOoD pieces. The Amcri-
,n Company was large buyer some few months ago.
whcn il purchased 100000 piece IN a few hours ana
started the advance that has since held. The stock
held here j. now les than day production. aud Is
said 10 be IN the hands 81 two mills. The 'ale' oi tho
week were large ana the deliveries were In excess OF The
p,odnction The mill, ere well solf up iof inc
pgceen, month and well INTO March. and Al lnhlca
lion, point h. higher price. I'll" mill stock mnihc'
H. ug the effect o. the bette: outlook In marked
decree and p-.ccs nave advfnccf materially. The i"l
loving !. tne wccl, statement. Pfo1u'ton' lJoV''
plerc,. dcll.cfic.. 2OlOOO piece. stock on manu-
az 900 urrcs. lat weeks stock. 1000 pieces l"~.
1.- 900 ldcfcs odf -. o5O)O p"'c>. uOA"f l1'VVo
Dcccs. .poi-. ~ 90 piece. future. lD'hoo pc''''
sales for weekly dc!iycrc, February, 10000 pI,ce'
March. IO2 900 pieces. April. -"plo piece, WAY.
II OOs pieces juno. 1000 piece iuN. l'VV' piece
The market T. nrn and puc"s are . cent? i"' "iN
Oi- and = 3 1 cents for 'oNJ''s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
A ABATEMENT By ACTING HLNl'ElAhi
SPAULDING.
uE FURNISHES ISroRM.TIoN WANTED By THE

NE FURNISHES IMPORTATION WANTED ~ MT
WAYS And MEANS COMMITTEE.
Washlnst,o Feb 50. L. Spau,ding' Ac'lhs 9o''0
tary Of tile Treasury IN reponse TO call i'f i"o
ton hss transmitted the following statement " us
Ways and Means Committee showing the Ie'''p"
xnor.,,,-. from rulv | 1881 70 December 81 levi
including the receipts ard expenditures On ACCOUNT u
the National bank fund for the time named 1900
Receipts from July l. 1884. to Decemoer o. 80,
inclusive; From customs Ssj,722,34l o. n'e1' ' al
&C.,. at on osl 80: miscellaneous, sll,3o4'
PCS A. National bank deposit funds, Sl6ol Jse 'o's'
Sl75.7A5,2s7 81 ~,
Expenditures from july I. 1901, to eoonper 90 >
1891 inclusive: Civil establishment, sf"''"o--- 10 .
military establishment. s24 77j.572 20, naval e9.Ao
ushment sl5o5eo7e "a Ind an service, So40' oio -
pensions SOL $50 Ol9 So Interest on the PuDo eeD''
So 5s5 $40 "a National bsuk fund redemption account
xs94O, 4el total, $1,000 or 90 a.c a..
The amount OF cash the Treasury USED uullns o
six months from July 10 December ~ 70 II
the requirements OF the sinking iubu' MI "P'"e
eavs amounted to S20,DsO,256 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
OTHER NAVAL ORDERS.

Washington. Feb. G-Lieutenant- Commander John
T. Igrlce aud Lieutenants H. ID. Taussig and Daniel
Dclhanty have been ordered Ia examination for promo
ton. Lieutenant A. e. Amy has been ordered to
duty In charge Of the branch photographic Office mt
baltimore. Commander +. A. Cook Is detached As
inspector OF ordnance ut the Navy Yard Boston. and
ordered equipment officer at that yard. Captain
49, +. Day f. detached equipment officer at the
Navy Yard, Boston. and ordered 10 duty AZ captain
OF that yard. Ensign g. Il. French is detached from
duty I'm charge OF the branch photographic Office ut
baltimore and ordered To duty at the Navy Yard.
p,.u-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
Brandreth's Pills

were introduced the United States in 1856 and since hat
time over 100000 boxes have been used lhey arc
now and always have been the PILL OF THE PEOPLE;
they arc their action and thoroughly reliable lney
cleanse the system of all disease producing NATTER ana
bv this means not only our Ills but when taken
occasionally in moderate Doses insure us against attacks
The same dose will always produce the same effect no mat
ter how long continued and for this reason pill taken
every night will thoroughly constipation and many
forms Of dyspepsia and indigestion arising thererom Sold
both sugar.coated and plain The sugarcoated pm IS
especially adapted to and children In small doses
they are a wonderful complexion pill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
wooD, liyy CEMETERY rs WELL PROTECTED

A s.ory was published Yesterday 10 The erect 'h"'
49, ranl- had been at work with hammer and chs 81
IN Woodlawr Cemetery dciacing the Inscriptions on
the costly shafts and blocks marking The graves Of
he dead Among the tonbS mentioned Rs hnVns
been dcfsced was that Of HoSalcenas Kaiser lc
Horace f. Clark srcophagus and the iaretht pii o.
caleb H. Knevals, the controller 0i the cemet' "
writes to The Tribune that there Is not one particle
NJ truth In The statements made Thfrc are watch
,.n In bc ceuctory All nigh WHO patrol the grounds
aud every prcantiOn l. taken to prevent any us'cI
ton OF the grounds any memorials IN private i"'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
warm, WHg4RTT DESIRES 4 TRIIL

purolo. Fab. G-Nollic Whearty. tho Young woman
,,bo T., wanted In New-l or, On n cinrge Of appro
p~ating funds belonging - the Ne" YORK PosioN'e'
and wAo ccvcrly einGcd the Postoh'e Inspectors -
I'm =, The hot,. Of g. q. !. Clark. In charge OF an
ro, III. young woman spgalned hcr anaie while
oa,o,,,, froi the officers AID Yesterday afternoon
DENNY United states Marshal Watt, and commissioner
s,rouc yitcd the house. and the latter conducted Il
brl,f examination. Molie said she desired - 20 10
New Yof 10 stand tia" sne VIII De taken 'hc'o
Ia. NOR