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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
PostOMce Motto,


Should be read daily by all Interested as changes may
Letters Tor foreign countries need not be specially ad
dressed for dispatch by any parcgss taer md sopmeciI
documents specially addressed being sent by tho
''' Foreign mails for the week ending April will close
prSSTrg%ByN Y al 'asIs @ fS for S
Sas from ,s@ at rom s New iSr Tsi az
.sd a Sr Costa Rss Rca via D'I Lmo cxha from
Ne%-0rieans; 30 p M for s. Pierre'MiqdeOn pe'
s'ei MoSbSY1A Complementary 80 Ponsa o tSr
scrs for Costa RcS Via LnOn. must be directed per
oEd0 at y K % for R Rg6TS Ss'e' Gnu
for , Per9ane%co % lamar Sa"fr0 nSS
Ba%crc letters must dEcetd .er catanis"l: az
brg%sa 20 a%5:Ps RSs s' per
chS,sd Va for E%5 S BE- e5
cry q ChcasG at for or, T Rcsm direct e. $ p MScs
nnand antwerp Gct.Sr must be directed per Penn;
lS oer OF % for and f!Sasi su
per Panama at 10 ~; supgeme a9ds South Plcd no
ports per Colon VIA Colon deer' foe Guatemala Euss
b directed ted gs at ar % iO hS etd 70;
Costa RIGA via Lmon Be directed rar s5aO,, a.
must & BE- be directed saraoss,J a, b M supple.
sds alo 80 r. WA 0r Stands ' G s per bs
ccr: Tor Gs8OU Trinidad and rooaso must Dc directed
y gpDSTentary hs % for r.; RI:
ats at oIIccg s ;qPPe%c"g NJ 81
FDAYAt m suppegcniary SIuI p a. r 10,
,'smy %Sf gSr from t%a5q IA H. 10, Ds.
fave r at a. M FOR Great London unle,.
EssaE aSd1 dsfss iSe s
STSS s a. S pe sSr seds
SSS% s nsa E" sr Ts
o IEGr n" via al rotterdam ctSfs must directed
obda a. Ser for m ssG SG d SsS per per FUR
ALL for Of %seS"s Cs1 sc g'f o Su h%s
and Gres and cS er v N Of
a. ii a. n. for rayt cumana and Carupano, per $ ., s.
G nek deE for , 0scI n ys@1G , pSrt ant f Ss
e GSi per Pins T. Hendrik'I Of y 80 sup
pmeia 80 p n.y. for xsps ae SuS "a, oh aaa oo
an ports must be directed per Csaeas at y p m
AZ 30 D. M for Newfoundland per steamer from Halifax
% = M for Costa "a, k'p VIA for a Tfa;s liz
and Rnsan pr Prof MSIG from SSw3TleapFT and
close daily up March ,I a s S E , H. q ma 20
nr Xastraa China and japan per , ciSy
Of Flo Janeo from san FapsIf9 ci sw Sfrs ndl
S Marsn Aust ala from San Francisco close here daily
Y 10 April pr .a 81 A. SS2 B RI from Sam Fanesso
hsre daly up 70 APl ~ a. 80 p NJ b, Mails .,lss St
az @ Se by ds s tS 80 anu Has
by rail Boston and thence ~ Si Yea b, sy rail 70
T TSs d' Fa at and S'V thence by sailing %snSay.
hgrdas and SntO o Mix SoFS oyeaSd unless specially
dessed Tor dispatch by steamer, close at this once uay
at a; mails are forwarded t, Francisco d,y
and the schedule q closing is srr,aged on ne pSap so
te % s ar GNfTi on time At San Francisco On
the day OF sailing OF steamers aro ui'p'''"'1
same mail ct previous % ,S day ne. q,
Extra supplementary malls ,s5 are al the hour Of Closing
~ supplementary mails at the Posoee wsn hs mn
until within ten G %iRs'fs Fl se v GSS Corr Paer
Postonice, New-York, n. y, March -. I-o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
rrRyHARDT AT THE METROPOLITAN.

Henry T.. Abbey returned TO town yesterday lie
has been travelling all the season with arl l'cnhhru'
and she Is TO appear this week IN BrooRlyh' "r.
Abbey said that she would play Lean me r"rA'n
:, ,Lo vo,ronoutan Opera House on April 49, 30
and ., and wonld sail for Europe on the .Jh'
She I. soon TO plny at the Avenue Theiire. Lohoon.
Mr.. Abbey said that he and Mr. Grau had secured
the Chicago Auditorium for the time Of the Wor'a
Fair and would give an immense spectacle III
which the famous schaefer family OF acrooa'S WOMB
appcar. The spectacle will probably also DC gwen
at the Metropolitan Opera House go,
.1,,, q Gram are NEGOTIATING with Anton Scidi,
NTH view 10 engaging him conductor Tor inc
next season OF opera Mt the Metropolitan IL Is en-,
MAT Herr Seidl viii accept the place " II i g en
th,t The orchestra and chorus SHAH De up W "c
standard OF excellence which he ihsi'ts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

interesting point is the assurance that the cor
fcspondence between the two Governments will
nc published on Monday II is not likely, how
ever, to include Lord Saisbury's reply TO Mr..
Wharton's last note. This last note is also.
hear, from the Presidents hand, md, if it may
be Judged by the telcgraphic summary sent MS,
abounds in vigor and point. Lord Sasbury's
Mngwump allies in Ncw-Iork having read il, seem
to think il necessary TO come to his relief. They
transmit their usual assurances that nobody in
America cares about a matter involving both the
interest and the honor of America. One of them
adds that the President is acting for political
purposes. 1t is sufficient to pnt ones finger on
the patriotic impulse which fires the bosom OF
the American who thus knowingly aids and abcts
the enemy in an Anglo-Amcrican controversy.
II is, think, unknown here. or unknown pub
licly, that Canada has contrived to start another
quarrel with the United States. 1t is not So
big as Behring Sea. but it ia very pretty spcci
men Of the Canadian way Of dealing with inter
national questions The Dominion refuses to
recognize the right of American citizens to copy
right in Canada. Lord Salisbury has issued an
official declaration that American citizens
entitled to English copyright in all parts OF
Her Maiesty's dominions. That declaration is en-
bodied in the Presidents proclamation. The at
tention OF the Canadian Minister was called to it,
but in vain. That great functionnry either does
not consider Canada within Her Majcsty's juris-
diction, does not recognize Lord Salisbury's
official declaration as of binding force upon Can
ada. He repudates it ALL and officially announces
that he recognizes no American claim to protcc
ton under Canadian law. Canada, that is. APP
peals to England, or repudiatcs English authority
exactly as happens to be convenient 10 her in each
case believe question is TO be asked in Par
rotary Of Foreign Affairs will he invited TO say
whether Lord Salisbury's attention was not drawn
to tlI Canadian attitude two months ago, and
whether he has vouchSafed any answer to the
rcmonstrance of the American Government.
g. W. S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
MIR. DIssELL TAKING NO PART.

Runal March - lSpc'ial.- I'm out Of politics.
said Wilson = Bisscll today. lie Is Grover Glove
lands former law parner, and was supposed to have
boon booming the May Convention He says that In
stead Of going to New-Yor the other day as moving
shirt among the kckerso he went only on business,
and that the New.York newspapers were In error in
saying that he had done any political business
did r'ot 90 10 New-York,' said he, son political
business did not talk politics; held no caucus
nothing Ia Do with politics dd not see eS Mayor
convention movement. / dent know how that move
mcnt Is progressing. II doesn't interest me- and /
am moi bothering my head about 1t. l went to New
York on a legal GRAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
THE s,rrpDiy NIGHT CLUES DINNER

The March dinner Of the saturday Night Club when
was given at the Holland House last evening. was III
honor Of the press, ana number OF newspaper men
we're present as guests Of the club Clark Bell pre-
sided and the speaking consisted OF fire Of musketry
all along the line nstend OF the discharge OF Jew DIE
snns-;hat Is. pretty much everybody said few
bright things instead Of deputng the task to few
men with set tcalsts Variety given to the cnter-
toinment by songs sung by W. J. Hill. The handsome
dlpingroom was set of with the fine display on the
table and with flowers.
Those present included W. $. Andrews. James y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
Rr-ss1A AND TIE nEHR1NG SEA DISPUTE

RUSSIA MD TIE BEHKING sen DISPUTE.
London. March 26.-ReferrDg to the reported entente
between Russia and the United states in the matter
Of the Behrng Sea question: The st. .ame's Gazette
to-day says: Roth sides know that the United states
is not going to with Great Britain but we can
not allow Russia 10 interfere some of the London
papers fear that a conflict might be precipitaei BY
the indscreet action OF naval officers.
Vice-Admral Sir Novel; Salmon has written letter.
which is publsh,d to-day. in which he says that the
commanding American naval officer vii! presumably
be instructed TO capture any vessel whatever flag she
sails under, that he finds catching scals within what
the United States claim, TO be mare clausum; using
force. II necessary The British commanding officer
will be ordered 10 prevent by force such inter
ference with british vessels. IF both Officers cN-
ecutc their Instructions ADMIRAL Salmon asks, now
a collision be avoided !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
WAITING FOR LORD sALIsBrRY's ANSWER.

WAITING FOR LORD SALlSBt'Ki'S ANSWER
Washing ton March ga member Of the Cabinet
said today that he reason for surprising thar
the present complications with Great Britain I'm regard
to the seal fisheries will not be settled amcably lie
added that it would be the height of olly for two coun
tries having much in common 10 quarrel over
matter they have agreed 10 settle by arbitration. lie
felt confident that Great britain will either consent to
a renewal Of the modus vivond OF last year. or that II
she does not do this she will not interfere with or re
sist the efforts Of this Government To preserve the
seals pending the arbitration proceedings 1t Is said
at the state Department that nothing has been hcad
from Lord salisbury in Response to Mr.. wharon's
note Of March o. IL Is evident, however. that the
officials will be disappointed II reply Is not received
In a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
paDrREwsKI's BENEFIT FOR THE ARCH FUND

Paderewsk. the pianist, closes ths evening o"' "
the most remarkably successful tours ever maze oy
. n,anist I'm this country. In keen appreciation OF
,be generous support extended to him by his AIneri-
can audiences, the idea originated with him to ar
range a great benefit for the Washington Arch fund'
and he himself completed all arrangements ior 'he
concert Colonel igginson Of Boston, with MS usual
publc-splrited lberay, Offered the services OF inc
entire Boston symphony Orchestra Free paying III
edition all travelling and ho,e expenses and thanks
ara due to all the members OF the orchestra. as well
a. Arthur Nklsch for their share In the concert ana
for undergoing the ngnc of coming from Boston and
returning after the concert in the night The stein
ways have come forward with the oher OF paving Ihe
rent of the Metropolitan Opera House ana Whatever
nrIdont, nrntIne or other expenses there may be:
so that the entre gross receipts of the concert VIII
go 10 the Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
ror0s CLUB" SATURDAY NIGHT

Members Of the Lotos Club and their friends VIII
ogrot 10 know that It's last Saturday Night Vi inc
ceason took place yesterday evening. Ibis scfle'
which bas spread over the entire winter has 1nrsheu
M end OF amusement and entertainment 10 thoSe who
attended u aud they will find Saturday evenings duer
han ,hev have been until next seasons round Is Deg"I
rh AFFAIR last night was Of especial interest ihere
u,c,e songs by sIgnor Galassl, W. T. Carlton, o INC
carlton Opera Company sicnor Brocolini, Redierh
uo,,,rs the English tenor and Arthur scaton' bari-
inn. Augustus Thomas. the dramatist, ana fredench
rrson Drooks gave recita,lons and there was music
-, ,nc Romany Band. OF which Lso sommer Is man
or and lilies AIadar IS leader
few OF those present were Dr. l.. u. seaman
contain william Henry White ex-Judge freoencN IT,
car,ey G. u. Brewster the Rev. DIT. Newinhu May
ard DR.. Charles Inslec Pardee. IL. ". h'uHser
n nononno Charles VI. Kurtz. John Eiderhin' pr'
- n K,nsley John S. Bccchcr, Captain =. H. Les'e''
,amcs NJ Ashley Isaac Lawrence. Chnhdos f"i'o'''
=, rvcs md the Rev. willard Parsons.
wh,e there will be more regular sa'uru"y
v,ohtss at the club this season, there VIII DC o'hcr
a...o,,ments on April Harry Pepper WI Eoe
VI .in on titled An Evening with the bhau S,
nj Ia yncaiIy illustrated and on me MN az
urday night the Rev: ~. ~ "'" '
liver his lecture on ocoha"u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

Campbell James J. Coogan, George T. DAVIDSON ION.
gresham Ashbel 2. Fitch Charles e. Garrison EdwafN
Lantcrlach F. p Meany Judge John Henry Mccai'
ex- senator Warner Miller, DR.. Charles J. Perry AS
scmbyman william suIser. II. ID. wnton, wallace u
Andrews W. c. Bryant Irving Rrowne, Foster Coates
James Creelman, Charles W. Dayton stephen rEhs'
Charles w. Fiske. George Fleming, Murat Hasiead
Francis J. iovey, C. F. Hart; John W. cellar C9ohe
A. Lozano, Carson Lake, Henry l.. Nelson L.. IL
Ougg VI. II. dc Young, Horace White and William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

Mr. AND MRS REID SAT-. FOR NEWY0RK.
uavrc, March 26.-Mr. and Mrs. Whiteaw Reid
were among the passengers on board the General
Transatlantic Line steamer La Champagne, Captain
Bower which sailed hence for New-York at O'CLOCK
this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
A New Missionary.

Tho w,ckcd stand I'm slippery places the unwise In III.
hitting shoes Both be better ana happyyr 7 and
,x"ro tho Uanan shoe. retail, Nos, .OI 5SI'2 anu
2u3 broadway and 3G5 Fulton'st, Opposite Ci'y i"i'
lfOOkyn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

The arrangements for the dinner to Whltelaw keld,
United States Minister to France, TO be given py me
ohio society have been almost completed by the dinner
committee II will be given Mt Delmoncos on tie
evening OF April o. and it Is proposed to mike II
memOrable occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

The Cambridge, Fifth.ave. and Thiity'thrd-s', Is
IaLrtIal, model hotel. Cuisine uhsurp"S'eU' A
Reich proprletor.-( Home Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

Servants OF all kinds OFFER their services IN the snort
Embellishments on the eighth and ninth pages OF The
Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

ImpcriaI Cranum is the purest safest most rcl,aD,e
y<OlsOe ana delicious Food for Infants ShluIeh Nuf'
ing Mothers Inyalids Conyalescent' ana the aseu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR OF ORANGE.

The Democratic and Republican conventions were
held I'm Orange y. j., last evening The hepuDh'nhs
MAYER and the Democrats named the State Inspector
Of Factories and Child Labor, Lawrence T. Fell LOT
Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

II YOU want a competent cook. drcssmaker or coach
man. examine the nte EMBELLISHMENTS vi I'e "s"'"
and ninth pages OF The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
MARRIED..

EtODGETT-pEDLEY-O March 16, 1892, at SAINT
Anne Westminster, London by Dr. H. B p,e Tacn
Youngest daughter OF the late James Thomas feue''
Esq. of London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
Religions Notices.

AT CARNEGIE RECITAL HALL sunday e Tm.i,n
HENRY FRANK lectures on Inc h'"'e' VI A''''S'
Admis sion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
GpeeiaI Notices.

Gpseial Notifies.
Al by the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms.
2Ss Fifth Avenue.
wM b. NORMAN Auctlonecr
NOW on EXHIBITION
To be sold by auction
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH 30.
1892, AT O'CLOCK.
Chatel Mortgage Foreclosure SALE
bv virtue OF Judgment Of the supreme Court entered New
Work Countv Clerks ONCE February H. 1892 under dice
ton Of BANKSON 4. MORGAN. Referee,
COMPRISING
Very Elegant Paror Dining room Library and Chamber
ru,nIture Easr and Reception Chairs, Artistic Real
gronzes Porcelains Drapercs. Royal Wilton aud Body
Brussels Carpets, Oriental Rugs Ensravings.
SUPERB ENGLISH MANTEL CLOCK.
WITH WESTMINSTER CHIMES
ON EIGHT AND TEN BELLS.
Choice OIL Paintings BY Il. S. Zimmerman. F. Wagner, G.
w seayey St. Chlebowski. L. Edelfelt, I. Robte, l..
plnchart. Adolph Jourdan. Bruck Lajos' and others
WHITE. HOWARD & CO, M0RIGAGEES:
A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
sU6 Fifth Ave-. S4th st.
ROBERT sOMERvILLE Auctoaeer.
ORTGIES & CO.. Managers.
Now exhibition.
PAINTINGS
by the late
JERvIS McENTEE. ". A.,
To be Sold By Auction
without Reserve
ny ORDER or HIS EXECUTORS.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS,
MARCH 10Th AND BOTH.
At 3 o'clock
New. ENGLAND Monument Company.
Cemetery MEMORIALS In Granite. Bronze and Marble.
82I broadway, opposite Dodge Statue
People used to 20 TO ENGLAND
buy Lavender salts. Sold now everywhere
In .stoppered bottles Reject worthless imttaons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

At sT MARKS CHURCH. 2d.ave. and 1oth.st-Rev.
DR. RYLANCE will preach at IL q; ~, on hecnpr'n nS
n,To, distinctions between Things Sacred and Things
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
Gueridl Notices.
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms,
238 5TH-AVE.


PRELIMINARY NOTICE
OF
AN IMPORTANT ART SALE.
We have been favored with instructions from
SENIOR SALVADOR DE MENDONCA,
BRAZILIAN MINISTER AT WASHINGTON,
to dispose of his entire collection
OF
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS.
chiefly Of
THE BARBIzoN SCHOOL.
by auction,
AT CHICBERING HALL,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL O.
AT O'CLOCK,
The Collection, Consisting Of
SEVENTY SEVEN PAINTINGS,
FoRrY.sEvEN ARTISTS,
includes
VERY CHOICE EXAMPLES BY THE FOLLOWING
MASTERS:
Rerckere, Domination,
Biascassat. Corot 4,
fSGr ?, DeSsmps, Q.
De- Taacheschi, plaz !,
Domingo. 8, dupont,
P EoI9I.av. Fragcnard,
i E;s's;t. E. E.: i Gss, j. 49,
IIarplgnes, Hepner, 2,
Israeli, Joseph. Iacqde, .,
Jarfu Legs,
MadraZo, Magnus,
Marech3l,
Michel, z, Moro, Z,
Neville Tichet, =,
Robbie Rousseau,
sieuIac. TToyon,
Vernon Ncylassat
Vinca Vinct,
Watclln,
ON FREE EXHIBITION AT OUR
ART GALLERY 33s fIFTH-AVE.,
Near 17th-st.
FROM APRIL . TO APRIL o.
A. BOXERS Biftefs,
Since 1898 10 be far the best and Illness
stomach Blttes made whether taken pure or with wins
or liquors.
CorpuIency Ladies' during Lent have your supernous
flesh removed without medcire starvation diet or L"
saae: reduction guaranteed Professor Ince, spcanst
253 5th-ave.
Congress spring. ,..... -.
This famous water being now (by mos. "a ycsence
restored all It's former strength anu
the great mineral drinking public might De sb
the past Saratoga-hurryng TO sloke ther 's
at this heathful fountain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

When in search Of business chances examine ,n'
sbort dvcr scments In The Tribune lo-oay you VII
ind them on the eighth and ninth pages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

,,o.u,, trains to tho North and West by the New
,o mou Central. See time tebls. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
DIED.

Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with full
game and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

| Avn SOULS CHURCH. Madison-ave. and o0th'ss:S;
psx JoIIN FULTON. D. D., Will peach a. IL D. m' AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

tnrrRcu or THE MESSIAH. corner Of sith,sI ens
p,rlayc-Seryces at IL q. M f,eachns " CO..:
ROBERT CoLLYER Subject "Ihe faf'feHe"ns 'us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27

CHRIST CHURCH on Boulevard and 7lst-st-D,v'ss
CO. IN ar II a. M and As y. M The Rector, J. y
SUIPMAN, will preach.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-10
CAPITAL ADVIOT

II your brains are your usl,.i /.
the money you earn L IA Is...'l
that capital; and when W. = N
capital will be extinguIs6ed ~ h
forest will stop. '' "
Use part Of your income 49,.
In paying lifO premium, y M N. I.
this Interest ceases your iss M p. I
have new capital In hard c,.h XIV!
and thus have a continuing nv
cancelled income. '
Are you a man Of senasq ~,
your brains and enerrie. x Y
money! Are you able % M /, =
and to give your family ever Il, u i.
Then yourliie has an 'insuripsa
and tnat insurable value islarps K
this matter squarely IN the AZ
cast aside ali false modesiv. i
have a paltry thousand q ises I
life you are not Adequately Il,
Situated as you are, YOU sLeslt
$50, 1000 or 100000 on your Ijl.l n
your income should be cut a n
wife should have nothing IA
policy for 500, 200, she will rah
titled in spending that sun, bil 4
If she acts prudently, iHyestii Va
sist on the income
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-10
NEW COMBINATIONS
May Upset All Calculations when th'
RspG Get Together,

May Upset All Calculations When the
Rspt Get Together
Chairman N. d. Moore Is advised that
the visiting delegates TO the Republican
state convention will number at least 1000
All arrangements are completed, though II
has been found necessary 20 use diherent
hall for the meeting and tho second story
room OF the old Ellis Hotel block, corner
Third and Throokmorton, will be USED as
the GO invention hall.
Lock Mcdaniel and other members OF the
executive committee will be In today and
will meet in consultation IN Judge Ao9res
ofloe While there has been general un'
derstaHding that Clark might secure the
endorsement Of the Republican convention,
some new combinations are developed that
may entirely dissipate the pleasing dream
OF the Clark Democtats.
The Thirtie,h senatorial district conyeu.
ton Of the Republicans will be held AZ
Judge Moore's ofilce In the Hurley build
ing, Monday night at s o'clock.
The Eighth congressional district Repub-
llcan convention will be held In Judge
Beokham's court room at p. IN. Monday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-10
MORPHINE, OPIUM

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compound oxygen. This only safe, sure
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builds up the whole system, both body and
mind, and makes you fcel like new per-
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ten TO twenty days. Address,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-10
What the ClergYmsN'

| hold It the duty Of e'sil
insure. Bishop Samuel tAil''l !.
| balieyo in life insaras'ss r.. !
Gates thrift in the family az Z.
instant protection for it--r''
Abbott, H., 4.
One of the most PTs'lsa.'-,,. :.
that duty should inspire IN d
do. / hold to b TO Insure
Henry Ward Beecher -
II is awise plan 70 MAYS n. w
ion as the methods q VI
open to those who aaHRg,l y !,
sums. Bishop Charles LAVA, ~,
Lie insurance win make e h
HAMPER, his death essis, ies.s
the BEST comfort to he d' AZ N
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