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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
LACE: S.

The variety and values are now Offering
in Lace Department excel anything hereto
fore attempted IN this line OF goods.
Ecru Point Guipurc IAccs Ia Inches
wide. lie. yard } 10 inches wide, &c yd.
Black Chantlly T.accs, all silk. II Re, lSc.,
and DE yd greatly below market values.
Black Point Guipurc Iacrs. all silk pc. I'd.
Ecru Point Guipun Laccs of French manu-
facturc, DE. AMI osc yd.
Satin Stripe Millinery Soaring, 81 lie va.
Gauze Millinery Nets, Stripe and Polka dots
isc. yd
NECKWEAR. RyFFLINGs &c.
Chiffon and Ecru Point Gupurc Lace Berthas'
81 % each.
Black silk Skirt PlaitingS, 33c. yd.
Surah silk Skirt PlaitnsS. all coorS to match
costumes i2c. yd.
BLACK Glscc silk Skirt Plaitings, 4sc. I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
ppoKrBs INTERESTED IN A PENSION.

Muny Of the members OF the Proanco f~on''sc a." a
interested in bill which Is expected 10 'o" ~
~ g. congress tomorrow. granting pension 10
ac"on -" xtodemonn Nindcmann and Louis y.
-, ,,.ro the only seamcn connected Win Lieu
, no Longs Jeanette expedition who survived
Tbcy were sent by De Long from his last camp 10
,noh tor belp. and after thirty four days came 10 Il
pugs,an settlement where they found Ch'ei hnI'nes
Melville, on his return trip seu'cnns ior ~ 90 nnd
49,, -o,,ot Marty went back TO the camp only 10 hhu
all the explorers dead. .., vo,, q,
x,rdemann returned home aud secured work q.
a proo,Ivn Navy Yard. but he was SO crippico anu
49, aor, In health that he was not long noie 10
D.oA ~ ME duties. and IS now Incapable OF dong
a~y work. Noros is alrendy in receipt OF pension Oh
from t5e 0reas 10 secure one for Nindemann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
9Th Avenue, 18th to goth st
o Linn Ind suddenly appeared there alive nuu "cii
lie will return on La T0urainc Win MS pro'hei'
rr.pprs1Dryr POTTER PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

rIPRESIDENf POTTER PLEADS Nol W i'"i'
Boston. April CSpecIaD-Asa 7. fot'er' expires,
dan, -, the Maverick Bank. with his counsel appecu
a,i ,r,u before Judge Nelson, Of the United states
c,,.n, court the indictments against him were read
and Wr. Potter pleaded not guilty The indictments
charged the making of false reports 10 ''e -.
., The Currency. the misapplying OF money Oh 'he
Maverick Rank improper certifcntlon OF checks carry
, ., rolse entries on the cashbook OF other BANKS
.mbczuling of 100000 from the Maverick Na,'ona'
p.nk mlsappying OF certain funds OF the same oaun'
t,Ino ., 1900 600 of the funds OF the Maverick
rank interpolation OF moneys by means Of fraudulent
nnos and msapplyng OF funds of the Maverick bahh'
Mr.. Howe gave notice that Coonei W. > b. nopn a
., wncs,cr had also been retained as counsel ior INC
,e,oncc He further said that rs 1t was ohy Tie das
,forc Yesterday that counsel had received copies Oh @
indictments he desired TO ask the court 10 IN .'o
1,hir which the defence should file their mo'ioh "
osb ,bo indictments rendered. The counsel s"id 'hat
no felt II would take nearly three weeks to so over 'c
indictments and prepare the notion Jnage N tsid
axod Aprl q. as the date upon when COUNSEL shoAa
lle their NOTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
MALONE DENIES THE CHARGE.
HE SAYS lie CAVE no IMPORTATION OF IL
TENDED RAIDS.

HE SAYS he CAVE 80 IMPORTATION OF IL
TENDED RAIDS.
The Grand Jury in It's prcsentment accused the
clerk Of she Tombs Police Court Of warning Dlhh
Davis that a raid was 10 be anade on his gambling
house by mistake Bernard Malone, deputy clefh
Was meant. Colonel Henry G. Pcrlcy has been ciciN
OF the court for eight years, and was not oOhio''
with the disreputabe affair BY mistake, we aun ~
pOeua served Malone described MN ~ 'lcih VI 49,
court and the Grand jury ga ho' uis.orc' ,.rd,y
Malone made tie following statement V,o,nt,a,l
state plainly and cmphaucally thht any lmrn." %
inpulng Inc breach OI lallh are WIND Tho
unadedly false. Technically the picsenth"Hl VI w
Grand Jury does not apply TO me an an mo' ,i",
clerk OF the TOmbs Court Regarding nc chIsV no
| was instrumental In giving information ago", .r
srteI]nt eudent Lewis alleges that only two Warid -
were told of. / saw neither OF dhe "'Iil',o ,'1
witnesses 20 the fact that dln hol sc t"c We tnr,
for Davis's arrest refer 10 Two reporters "hO "' a.
personal observation saw Justice DuIiy anu h'"I ~
the justices room, while was IN court, r,h,In
The desk. Furthermore. Justice Duny IN puDIlSheo
formation because knew nothing Of the w'fIfiho nav
Ing been issued ,,,.... o,d
warrant were signed by Justice Daily alone ana were
put In an envelope sealed by him. TINS eiVeIVp1,
Justice Mcmahon ana Justice Duiy ai.ic Oh 'll
tho cOnrt officials knew the contents. Even t .v
sergeant did not know whom the warrant was Tor unli
suIc- nte ndent Lewis placed II In his hibos lmIN
minutes before the arrest was to have been haue'
who knew for twenty four hours that these "aifhn'
..nld T. sue. are not mentioned I'm any way. VINO
knew nothing about them am accused Of giving ,he
alleged proprlciOrs OF gambling houses the I'D. LEI
DIR parkhurst look among his own first. NV poSluOi
& a sworn one and IS held subject TO good behavior:
Ny salary + liberal and do not need 10 resort
,o dia,,onesf means 20 obtain means for support
In this am not IKE Dr. Parkhurss undcrpaid agents
n, whom an opportunity u making few dollars Is
Information 10 any one and for the excellent reason
thai had none 10 give.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
Flu RNITURE
R. ]. H0RNER &Co.
FURNITURE MAKERS AND IMPORTERS.
GIGS West 23d Street.
(Adjoniug Eden MusccJ
VISITORS TO NETWORK
should include display in their Sightseeing.
Fifteen show Rooms. special lines for summer
furnishing.
From our vast stock Of moderate pricec 10 hlHhest
cost goods we are enabled furnish Town ana country
Houses and Apartments completely and promptly ana In
whatever STYLE desired Equally comprehensive also
is our display Of individual requisites for the Drawing
Room Dining Room, Bedroom, Library and Hail.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE from $50 TO
$500 per suite.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE from SO to ~ 900
Dor suite China Closets, Side Tables, DINING
Room Tables and Chains in a large variety OF special
designs
BEDROOM FURNITURE from $3.50 TO 500
per suite English Brass Bedsteads from S29'1o
m Iron Bedsteads. with brass trimmings, from
81 so up Enamccd Iron Washstands $50 up
LIBRARY FURNITURE from $50 to $3.50 per
suite.

snection ly the health officer. The doctor % the
Nas,ilia who was on board Of her when she Drought
the typhus fever cases into this port came u"cN
with her on this trip and stlenuousv denied that he
ever diagnosed a case Of typhus fever rs case "i
typhoid fever The doctor Is eN'remeN i"hsI'",''
AZ the rumors which have bcn Circulated ana nc
,,o,,od Yesterday when seen bv "a Tribune reporter
tbat there were no cases of typhus fever on the
Massilia when she came here last. and that all the
cases of ,yphus fever developed after the passengers
had been officially landed and had been passed by the
officials at Quarantine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
9Th Avenue, 18th to goth st.
TIM, rv,oy sorlEE FLOWER MIEKET OPEN.

The flower market opened ut Tue hor"'c''''
corner of Union square Yesterday morning al u'N
hrc,k This /, a week earlier than last year. i""
florists drove in from Wesche-ter New jersey ''''c,
Island and Long Island, and from 'her Wilson'S 'o""
- a - a. Easter lilies. calas. geraniums.
o,lots be,,ntropcs carnations. palms ana hles-oi-
he.vollev. The wagons numbered about Twenty-Five
The c!ty dealers had purchased the best part OF te
tock before the private buyers got out to see what inc
now show was The market closed NJ ocIooh
MANY women came after the dealers ana tie maihet
mems stock all closed out before 'no Gnu -.
,,or,o, fine Geranlums brought nom Is TO %
can't, ,n,ac. roses % cents 10 al stock gilhes 20
- % cents. yioets % to 30 cents pot and PAINS
So cents 10 a. Comparatively few Of the florists at
tended the opening YESTERDAY Fully loo wag9n , VIII VIII
- ,nnetinc IN Union square each morning Within TWO
ne T1so nsrtet viii be open every morning eN
we. sunday until July Is. according TO the
..tIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
. spayrsB WAR VESSEL IN THE HARBoR.

The Spanish gunboat Navarro on her way TO spain
put I'm at this port yesterday. AS she came up inc
BAY she saluted the flag dying from Fort columbus
by fring twcntyonc guns In response inc guns iro"
Castle william boomed forth tho National salute, the
aar on Fort Columbus was lowered and the nag On
Castle William was hoisted. The Spanish manor
war came 10 anchor OF Bedlow's Island. ehe Is :
wooden vessel Of 3,342 tons and Is equipped WIN
twelve guns and two torpedo tubes she IS com,
nanded by Captain Raphael Lanes ana a1tcr coahuS
eli iris mort She will sail for her home station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
THE MAssILTl AT QCARiyTIYE AGAIN.

The steamship Massa, which rccen'g i"nueu ~
Elis Island number Of stcea2e passengers VINO SUD
stenty developed typhus fever, arrived u, 'h's po''
Yesterday from Marseics and other Mediterranean
ports. There were 10 Of sickness on Doaru inc
kassiua but she was detained at Quaiahuhe a" AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
1,vc TWO OF THE MAD DoG's VICTIMS.

Two Of the victims OF the mnd dos WIZ D,,a &C.,
..o,tonent in jersey City Friday niter
''"' no IN the Tasteur Institute, No. US "e''
Tcn,,.s Yesterday for treatment They were hI''
49,, h ,y,s bitten in the thigh, and John i1ihie''
n.o.,,,.d a bite on the hand. Dr. Giber gave tnc
,'a',a, treatment by incubation at ocloen inc
men will come TO New-Y0r1 every ous W. "N~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
Derby Silver Toilet Articles
Half Price.
China Department.

Extra ordinary reductions 10 reduce STOCK.
Dinner Sets-undergll1e decorations
in blue and brown-i3o pes, were s1s......'sl2os
BOLTON and wedgewood Dinner $500
sets-handsomely decorated, were s2l........ 1898
japanese Plates-Fish. flower and
Landscape decor atoms on fine
Scto porcelan-worth Coo. TO l 00-.......o9 cenO
japanese Hand painted Cups and
Saucers-extra eeu~
Rogers ouadruple Plate Casters
Dessert Knives and Forks
auadruple plate-were O....".......''.H cen~
Rogers Al Teaspoons,
were 81 30 half dozen Observation-Disclosures cenA
Solid Brass Table lamps.
Duplex burner. decorated shade,
new-wcre S5 -
Hanging Library Lamps,
with prisms-puulcx burner,
decorated shade-werc SIS c0......-.......""-~ e98
Two Light Chandeliers,
complete with globe and burner-were 81 Co.," "
Banquet Lamps-hand painted
Stand and FOunt, with shade
TO match-wpre 81 observation-disclosures. 70
And many other articles Glass, China. Silver an6
Brass at corresponding reductions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
HANDKERCHIEfS.
.,, imam ,yIII INTEREST BUYERS

All Linen Ilcmstitchcd liandkcrchiefS, full
size, lie. each; Sl.2j doz
All Linen Embroidered Scallopcd Edge @oc'
each worth SOC.
French Mall Iandkcrchicfs, fine embroidery
2jc caoh: worth 39c.
Embroidered Scallopcd Edge lIandkcr'hlrfs'
33c each: worth SOC.
All silk Gausc IIandkcrchcfs, 2jc. each ;
worth Asc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
SPECIAL VALUES.

600 dozen Imported Nonturcs and Sprays
in a variety of styles. zoe each, worth &c
$50 dozen Imported Monturts and Sprays
in choice variety of patterns, at lSc. each !;
worth 81
5000 lunches Of Imported Violets with
leaves. very natural effects, at sc. per bunch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
Lace Curtains.

A large purchase oft Is but prelude .,L"ss 80,
orncenent and great sale brought opportunity enabling
US TO supplement our Offering with another seANf SUI
From stock Of Curtains-the finest That we 70. nav.
shown-we give following quotations, with ASSURANCE ''
cancellations will be fully realized:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
,np nm M IrML tn RETURN FROM PARIS.

DIV IND DI I""I ~ TT
I. n dc Lima. an elder brother Of Edward de Lima
,,bo ais,pp.arcd from his home In THIS CITY the'
month, ago, was n passenger on the fnhch se"ns'np
La Touraine. which sailed yesterday TOT iin're'
Ia nous came from Paris that the younger MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03

Dress Goods.
Fine Fabrics at Popular Prices
uA DOLLAR TwENTY.FOUR.
Finest Imported Glorosas--fI pches "iu7
Nothing ever made OF silk and Wool
oouas tho lustre and beauty OF these exquisite
,Ich elegant light and dust proof--ai fashohAoe e
in popular shadow effects. which rival In ocau'' ~
shown In the finest silks.
At NINETY.EIGHT CENTS
roor,od pcdtord Cords-purs wool--hrm heavy co'u
MAIN and diagonal enects--al colors and oiacA-
splendid value.
At HIGHTY.FIvE CENTS
Proadwale Dagonals and Fancy Figured 0neWons
,yool-double wdth-au colors; worth Sl'-o'
Al SEVENTY. LIVE CENTS
cmos hair se-ges and French Henriettas, extra mo
worth 81 co.
Al sIxTY.NINE CENTS
rxtr, fine Tailor Cloths-5t inches wide--psn color'
and mixtures--exce puoaaly smooth finish worm o'c
At FORTY.NINE CENTS
All wool Plaids and Stripesa coors and large Isfey
Of Tan, and Grays-aso all wool Henr.et@s-olacA anu
colors worth Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
FLOWERS.

10000 cartons fine French Flowers, cmbrac-
ing exact copies Of nearly every style OF natural
flower together with a very large assortment
of Monturcs. fine Sprays. Flower IoqueS and
Hats. and many novel effects not 10 be seen
elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
SPECIAL VALUES.

900 dozen Ladies' and Misses Straw Hats.
in a large variety of new shapes, black and all
colors, AT 4sc. each.
600 dozen fine Imported Black Leghorn
Flats at 4sc. each worth 81.
300 dozen fine Black Milan Hats. with lace
edges, in choice variety Of shapes. at 0jc.
each worth $50.
$50 dozen fine quality Black Chip Flats. at
acc each: worth 7jc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
Millinery Department.
Main Entrance corner 2Oth si''
Bonnets, Round Hats aud ToqueS.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
STRAW GOODS.

5000 dozen fine Imported Hats and bon
ncts from all the leading makers Of France,
England, Switzerland and Italy. These Hats
and Bonnets will he found different IN every
respect from other goods shown in this city
the coors being perfect and clear; the Shapes
moro choice and novel, and the combinations
and braids more select. Most OF them are -
made as TO require very simple trimming to
make choice hat.
In addition to the above we are showing about
$4,000 dozen Hats, Bonnets and Turbans, the
production of the best domestic manufacturers,
in all the new and popular shapes and styles
black and every color, marked at very low
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
Trimmed Millinery.

As in this great city population Of thsa
sixteen hundred thousand who do nSe
know extern, Of this department give few quoatsnA
that cannot fall TO interest;
Ladies' Shopping and Travelling Bonnets,
Fancy Straws Mans and Neapoitns
blaex and colors ..............-.. s3.9s 10 -
Such as milliners sell FROM. s70o 10 eA
Ladies' Fine Street Bonnets,
TOques, Turbsns and large Hats-incud
ing Novelties from London and Paris-Do
two alike ................... eA9Y e2a
Such as exclusive milliners sell FROM. $1,000 TO Sc
ladies' Garden end Carriage Has, exclusive
end novel styles, including the new Lady
Washington" square s59S to e2S
Such as exclusive mlliners sell from...sl2 to ESQ
Ladies Novelty Turhans.
Spanish anc English. Ph3S 70 Sio
Such as exclusive miliners sell from. Is 70 -
Misses and Chldrens
Flsres Sailors and Large Hets, Leghorns,
rich fancy and Miians. sllo TO el0
Such as exclusive milners sell from. e3 to 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
A thousand Turkish Rugs
Al Half Regular Prices.

,no,olIon Mats. s3es
Prayer and Daghestan Rugs 0'os
Kalacs-up to II. long. 7es
Antique ShirIans-up TO 10 t. long, ll.SS
Derbcnts and Afghans--up 10 Syl0 IT,, h.oS
Iran and Pc-san Hall runners-up to 10 feet long 0S
ALL HALF THE PRICES USUALLY ASKED.
Afghan, and Dcrbcnts various Sizes more or less
damaged.
TWELVE AND FIFTEEN DOLLARS,
Quarter what they ought to bring.
These are distinguished by yellow price tickets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
PART II.
PAGES is TO "a.
! "A r r N
81 FOURTEENTH STREET
Spring Attractions.
%. II. 2s AND 80 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET

An br,dred mons could partly tell Of all we'll offer during
,voo With thick leaves in Valombrosa
claiming notice. quotations and short
descrinuns must
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03

Wash Dress Fabrics.
Extraordinary Offering of
Imported High Class Novelties In
Batistrs and Mousscnc dc rIndc.
samnle p,eces consequently only Of any
stvle-Black Coortd White and decatey tinted grounds
some as sheer and the finest silk null While
they last you can buy
seventy Novelties az - cents
S,,,v cant Novelties at IS cents
,n,y .an, NoxTIres at 10 cents
In connection with above
WE OFFER
At SEVENTEEN CENTS
Fifteen hundred pieces ~
GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHAMs.
sold until at 35c.
Hew Goods New Patterns. New Coorings,
A.EIGHT CENTS and three-quarters.
Twelve
BEST AMERICAN DRESS GINGHAMs.
a, which we have sold thousands Of yards at 12c and
* cents An immense variety OF Plads. Checks, Stripes
and Hair lines
At NINE CENTS and three-quarsers
Twenty
LINEN FINISH CHAMBRAYS.
pcrct copies of imported at 30 cents Coors fast
vcs neaone Of the most popular cotton fabrics Of the
sesssua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03


wear Departments ,ground floor on basis of
purchase price
The Goods Comprise
Mems Hrigbt Pure silk Shirts and Drawers.
Mems Silk-and. Wool Shirts and Drawers.
Mons Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers. 4
Mems fnll-fashioncd Bathing Suits.
Mems Equestrian Worstcd Shirts.
Mems worstcd Tights
Mems Rowing Shirts and Sweaters
Mems Universities. Mems Trunks
Ladies Silk Hose.
Ladies Bright SILK Vests and Drawers
Ladies Bathing Suits
Ladies Tuxedo Suits.
Bows Worsicd Blouses
Bows fnll-fashioncd Wors'cd Knee Pants.
Bovs' full-fashioncd Tennis Shirts.
Misses Worstcd Sashcs.
We can unaunIinedly recommend cnch mud every
or,,cI, n. being the very best In dunl'ty. and the
greatest values ever offered
SPECIMEN VALUES
Mems very bet quality and Il thread
briqLt Pure silk Shirts and Drawers, In
Noyi Pink. and White Stripes. and Blue and
White STRIPES. Shirts - 10 40 inch Drawers
- f. 36 inch Al IS Ds each; never before
sold for less than $50 10 $50 caclr
Mems very nest quality iG-thread bright
Pure silk Shirts and Drawers III Flesh and
skr Ignc Shirts "a 10 80 inch. Drawers -
e. az inch. At SIi.9s each; never before
sold for less than from $35 to $50 each.
Mems full-fashioncd Natural Wool Shirts
and Drawers. spring weights, all sizes, S2.9S
coch never before sold for less than -.
Men. full-fashioncd Natural Wool ShirtS and
Drawers, all sizes. $3.4s each; never sold for
less than $50.
Mems fnll-fa4hioncd Worsted Bathing SUITS.
in solid colors and striped, at $49S cach :
never before sold for less than so.
Mems fn-fashioned best quality Sweaters
at S?.0s each: never before sold for les1 than So
Ladies' extra fine quality Pure Black SIX
Hose AT Sl.25 pair: never before sold for less
! than So.
Ladies ful-fashioncd Worstcd Bathing Suits.
! comprising Blouse. Skirt Cap. and Stockings
Si0s per suit never sold before for less IMAM
! So.
Ladies' Tuxedo or Tennis Suits full fashonedl
consisting Of Blouse Skirt, and Sash. S5.oS per
snit: never sold before for less than SD.
! Eov,' ful-fashioncd Tennis Shirts in white ana
solid colors l4s each; never before sold FOR
less than 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
LINEN FINISH CHAMBRAYs.

perfect copies of the imported at 80 Coors ast-
o nc,toue Of the most popular cotton fabrics Of the
seassua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
Easter Novelties,

Cards Booklets Bookmorks &C., prices ranging non
Two Two Dollars also 30 the following speaoeq
for gifts all far below instrinsic value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
SIMPSON; CRAV
Preliminary
With Wonderful Attractio
exceptional values offer
Ladies' NeWmarkets.
We shall continue to sell in this Department
during the week Imported Newmarsets made
in the newest Scotch materials. at prices and
values as noted below, viz:
At 1915; actual value 1850.
At 1898; actual value 2O.oo'
At 1850; actual value $3.50
This is splendid lot of goods and the prices
are lower than ever before named for equal
values.
Ladies' Street Suits.
In Ladies' Street Suits, made in our own
worllrooms from the latest fashionable materials
we present the following exceptional values
Ladies' Street Suits.

In Ladies' Street Suits, made IN our own
workrooms from the latest fashionable materials
we present the following exceptional values
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03

STERLING SILVER. v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
PERSONAL.

re,oro sailing for Martinique. where he will stag
for the winter Admiral d'Abe de LIbran. In command
of tbc two French men-of-war LArethuse and lie Hus
sod which tooA part In the Columbian celebration
here sent a letter OF thanks TO VI. Giistave May,
the presdent OF the committee OF the French societies.
which gave n reception to the officers and men OF tho
two naval vessels The AdmIral's letter is not only
an acknowledgment OF that cordial and enthusiastic
reception but also an expression OF gratitude Tor the
sending by the committee OF some barrels OF cholce
provisions 10 the sailors o. the men-ofwUr. VI. Gus
lave May and his colleagues OF the French societies
were anxious that the OF LAretbuse and LIE
IIussard should have like their officers an agreeable
remembrance Of their solourn In NewYork.
The recent appointment as Archbishop OF olmuts.
IN MOravia of the Rev. Theodore Cohen, convert
from Judaism recalls the fact that another jew OF that
name Herman Cohen, of Hamburg, became a Jar
mctc father in 1s49. IN his youth, says writer
in ~Tbc BOSTON Eliot he showed great aptitude for
music and his parents took him to Paris and placed
bin under the Able List, by tn, ala o. whose IN,
musicians At this time he became a disciple OF
volac and Rousseau In tie gay eapi Sn b ANA cdS e
version to Christianity created 10 httie SENSATION
Governor Mckinley from long-lived stock
His father celebrated the completion OF MS eighty
fifth year few DAYS ago. and maiden sister OF ms
venerable mother, who had come on from boSVoh YVES
also present
A sword which General Sheridan Is snid to have
used ut Fort Yarnhl. oregon, Is now III the posses
sion 0, an oregon Indian.
Ex-Governor Click OF Kansas, will make an ehort
n secure that scat in the United states senate soon
TO be vacated By Mr.. leTilhS'
Tie late General Fierrc Louis Charles Achile GO
fallly made a brilliant record in the Cnmeah and
Italian wars. but was far from Distinguishing MN
self in the FrancoI'russi.n struggle. lie ian'u 10
,,nn,-t MocNabon properly In the battle OF WOerth,
and when he abandoned Chalons he LETT 100 cannon
,h"ro Which would have fallen into the enemys hands
had not Count Ialakao taken the preSauloh 10 nave
,i,o
rand Tor this oversight. After the war he wrote
pamphlet jusufylng his course