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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-12-22
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A merry Christmas to you all.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-12-22
THURSDAY, DEC. %, 1892.
ID g. HEFNER,

G. HEFNER,
SagaHaah, Tam .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
CONDITION or THE INJURED.
ONLY THREE or TIE PATIENTS u DANGER
MISS GREENE NAY LIVE

ONLY THREE or THE PATIENTS u LAN"hH
MISS CREME NAY LIVE
OF thc people WHO were injured at thc fire. only
three OF them arc said to be tn c"'..'l commune"
Nj, Eta Greene Mr.. ". =. Looh!al "-d N"''F l.
Yotc,. Nils Greene, Who Is orc a. Tie cashier, at
the ~tnrtcyant Hou.c. +, In tie Ne"-fofk H' .;'l
with her .kun fractured. She had hc"n unc'n c'ns
until Yesterday morprr when ,Ae rarity rcrovcrc'
her senses. Tie phy-idans TOW rinh there j. -
chance sor her he. TIE condition II Walter Yates
Of Philadelphia. la. Rot chauccl lie Is at Bellevue
suffering from burns and 'oatusions Of hc lack AM
head fractures Of TIE bone In both feet and severe
shock. Mary Warren. the youns woman VINO was
taken to ST. Luke, Ilo'p.tal On Monday afternoon
from the Grand Union Hotel, { suffering from lacer
atcd wound, Of the head an face. sic is s'l(ns
wei.
Mrs Isabella Mcarcs the vile Of the proprietor q
the hotel. who wa taken from uci.ev1c on Monday
afternoon 10 the Post Graduate Hospital IN last
Twentleth-st.. IS doing nicely
She occupc- "A private room at the hospital J. f.
Avery and DE- o. l. lusk. two % the woundcd colony
at the Gctncy House, were ablc 70 90 Downstairs
yesterday for few minutes, Mr. Avery's lcft hand
IS badly burned and he Inhaled sood deal Of smohc
The legs Of Dr. Lush. who was injured ~ iumpine
10 the ground from tic roof OF the restaurant. wcr
badly cut and his hauds were severely burned.
Mrs W :. Locldurd. who IS Tho on.y Injured person
at lie Gcdney House whose condition IS rT,reI n
is attending her says she must he kept extremely quiet
fIc thinks she VIII recover She tpIane rom tho
window Of her room and landed on her s,do on q
pile Of mattresses and Injured internally.
u. l.. Harmon. who was burned about NE face and
hands and injured internally W. @. Buchauan. WHO
was burned the arms md face. o. D,ppcier. VIII
wa, also burhcd about tie AID ace Mr.. Sara
Knapp. OF Boston. wno Was burned a50u the face and
limbs while being helped ont Of Tie Window oi her
room. W. :. I0rtl1rl. who was burned about u.c
hands and face and Mr.. T.. Titus II Albany. wh1
was rescued by JANE, r. Powers. and whose hands
and face were burned and Hnlde Injured, all At d.,
Gcdrcy House, hWl Improved yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

,sksa for was needed to the interest OF humanity '.
iusce The State had taken upon itsen VIC 's an.
bese people and 10 ought to provide for them m "'
most decent and humane manner Mr. MeOD'ia'"
summarized the bill lie said that II there was any
NJ people in the world that commanded the 81
ou IT, was the insane The Institution ought 10 DC o
melted he added The bill finally passed. WIN "'
Roesch voting in the negative. Ion
Brooklyn attracted the attention OF lhc Ho"'
,nost ~ today's session. several bills were P''''
nroviding for tie issue Of bonds for pubic iinp'o
,nent one OF these was the $l0Oo,Ooo paving o''''
another was the al 100000 bridge extehsioh o'i,
third increased the rate of interest TO De Paiu VIZ
bonds issued bv the city per cent; the Mcta''o,'
hin preventing the construction OF an eic'a
road In Eighh.ave. also got through INC w, NJ.
duced by the same senator, providing thac ~'c Nv"
MANNERS of the Excise Board shall each feoo"0 ="
salary OF 80 800 also passed. The bill mc"asi"e VI.
number Of city assessors from ten to Twelve ~ .'
aside as it could not be passed on ACCOUNT VI '
ob.ence OF some Of the Democratic senator's
The only bill of any grea. Importance t"dO was
introduced in the senate to-day came from H1"" w..
Brown OF New.York 1t proposes 70 aoon na,s uo
present Aqueduct Commission anu Nyabeter and de-
Hntrodnced I'm the Assembly by MI. NeDs'ci' anu ~
.rri,el elsewhere In these dispatches. ,~,. Z, Tho
senator Cantor trd 10 barry o our VI 'e oserd hv
Judiciary Committee JOINT resoiuoion L. - ~
senator Hunter, this morning. calling upSt ~, wIde
ber, Of Congress to oppose the olvhIns Vi osoi On
Fair on sunday, But ne hualS ah'"'~ Wv
to be printed and tabled ,... 20 +bo YIy,h
" Edward Jacobs, q Tammany brave OF inc ALAth
District, NcwYork, has been appoili,Ssa :, i''' No
missioner for New.YorA by Governor Flower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
Az INEFFICIENT BUILDINGS BUREAU.
THE FIRE MAEsIAL's INyrsTGG ATIoY-CoNTGN
DICTDEY TESTIMONY.

superintendent Brady Of Tire Buillmgi Burclu. had
said tn the port Of u MEL u. kcelry, who was the
spcctJr p)nsblc fr the district which Include, tho
Hotel Royal. would tc filed with him yesterday
morning This report had not been made ~ p. IN.
when th. regular weekly meeting Of the bureau adj
journcd in order that the members might att nd -
political meeting in TImmany He'll a. 30 O'Clock
That Kcclcys report viii repeat ~ha' hl, chief la,
already sad !, we'll known but The public VIII insist
that there is some rspan ibiy attached 10 thc Bureau
Of poc'iOn Of Iuldings, or t'at this bureau la-
mtIivcd IT, usefuiucs. already. There now on
Mr.. Brady'a force hy biz own admission ffy five In
spcco and they receive sa'a-cs RANGING from SleOo
10 - 100 Il year. II the requirements Of the law
observed the position Of Inspector is 10 be obtained only
after careful and exhaustive examination before II
board prclay appointed hy ne State l. 81 a nc. Tn
candidate must be- under f0rtyfyc years old and must
be- either a carpenter On ir0nwOrhcr, or mason, and
have some knowledge Of plans and drawing, as well
a, the strength of materials. Does any one suppose
that 10 per cent II the pre- cnt force 81 inspectors can
satisfy the requirements Of tn law to-day
Fire Marshal james Mitchell continued his in
ycetigafion,. At the time the fire broke there
were five men I'm the basement, Herbert Harding
the engineer Michael CahD and Martin Murray, both
c,aploycd a. yardmcn in the hotel. boy who cleaned
the windows and Andre DappcT, Frncllman who
s1pt near the court In the rear Of the house Nectu.
| rbc cool. wa, also examined yesterday morning bnt
lie VII, moi in the house at the time OF the fire.
! lie admit, that there was poe OF grcase On INC
range, which would tend t1 cOrrOboraic the state
mcnt OF Cahll that the fire must have started In the
Kitchen from tie boiling over Of a PIT Of grease.
Harding say, he looked into the Kitchen AID them
was fire there.
Richard Mcaros the proprietor Of tho hotel, the
prncipal wines examined and he closetcd with
! tho marshal for over an hour. NJ. Meares explained
| the arrangement Of the Kitchen, and the prccau-
lions when he had taken to insure safety. a stone
vail entirely surrounded the Kitchen, ana the only
access was through the Office Mr.. Mearcs said II
would have been impossible for any stranger 10 get
into tho kitchen. lle also denied the story that a
| The hotcl had set the fire In heap OF rubbish.
In. marshal T. incliacd 90 give preference T.
the stOry ~ Harding. rather tan that Of tal Hard
Ing positively df4le, tat there WAS any lire IN the
kitchen Both Harding and Cahill got excellent repu
tatOu, from Mr.. Mc;rcs who einphnuciy denied that
! they were drunk the night 81 the nIt. Harding
was oac Of tho first - raise the ladders. ana tali
has been In Mr.. Mcarcs'5 employ FOR eight years.
The boy. John. and Dapper, the irenchman are sub
pOcnaCd for today.
Daniel NJ Kelley has declined to say anything
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

blanks, aud a contract for decorative palhu1e
drawn I'D by Richard Sheppard TO MIS- hoe2,l''
On the end of the trunk were the Woiu9' w.
$50 Eighth-ave
TO WORK IN THE ELEVATOR SHAFT
Hugh Bonner, the Chief Of the tlre epaitlAeH''
sa1 that so far as he could judge the hotel owhe'
complied with the law about 1re-escapes. Every
floor in the rear had fire escapcs, put 10 De sdie
in th. case of a frc-trap like that said he you
need fre-escape at every window ne nj nj
ordered the work to go on wIthoue ctssd t io 1
every body is recovered. proulheht IIo "
partment official said he expected 70 hhq ltH vi. W
twelve bodies at least. In the section "Aeie '"0
elevator shaft was. ., .oor, &c opd
Thomas Lockhart, who occupied room ~ uh"
Lost ali his things in the fire, SAID p0shlNcS 3cS
terIov Mat there was no rope III his room, "Io o
that his father would enter suit IoI F'''VV
From the third window on the second su ti,IS
still han1sa rope which is silent witness a"lIsO
those who provided it, 10 be uscd III - VI ~
II proves what The Tribune said on Monday, tlat
MANY of the ropes in the rooms were GOO 700 or
The rope in question is at least zen lcet hnuIu
& F. Randolph who lives in SlXth-aVc;, "PPo'
site the hotel is telegraph operator lol inc !os
tai Telegraph Company, and he was ylsC a,ou' 20
fake his clothes OFF at about q. u, win III liz
was startled BY heari a terrible scream. ne
saws that there were several men IN 'front.' OF 'hc
hotel before the engines came, VINO, lnsUau vi
irving 70 help the inmates, picked up me thinsS
which had been thrown out OF the Wlndo"s, "Il
ran away with them. - .,o1.
Morris Gould and his wife, who were thought
70 Be among the killed. were taken 70 INK, mrs
topher.st ferry in cab on the night OF 'he i're'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
THE STEAM YACHT CLUBS ELECTION.
DAY FOR A RAGE BETWEEN THE vAMooSE AND
Sonwnnn ANn OTHER EAST ROATS SET.

DAY FOR A RACE BETWEEN THE VAMoOSE AND
NORWOOD AND OTHER FAST BOATS SET.
The annual meeting the American Steam Yacht Club
held at last night. The following officers
were elected Commodore Frank r. Lawrence Nceeonl'
nodore John r. kennedy; rearcommodoie Sheldon G.
Reynolds secretary Thomas L. Scov1 treasurer George
w Hall; feet surgeon, Dr.. Charles J. Pardee measleF,
Charles II. Haswel; chief engineer George W. Assee;
trustees Washington L. Conner, william H. sarouex.
John K Hegeman Charles II. Osgood, Clement Gould ana
William l. Quntard regatta committee George W. Aau'
Ezra S. Conner William s. Alley J. Howard Wainwrisns
Stephen W. Roach.
Archibald Watts, the Commodore OF last year. s.afa
little himself but it was such little one that
did not count and Mr. Lawrence was elected by VoN
Of SO 70 10. Mr. Watts name had been Oh the regular
ticket for one serve for two years ous
BY running for commodore he forfeited his right 70 run
for any other ONCE John r. Hegeman was put on
the regular ticket his place The question oil building
an icehose and establishing coaling station for steam
Yachts at Milton Point OF the club came up fss
discussion one proposition was TO raise the dues from
s25 to $40 and the authorize the ohcers Oh
the club to borrow 80 oO0 order raise the funds 70
carry on, the scheme II was finally decided 70 cohsaef
the matter at special meeting to be held On next Inesdy
night.
June 10 was fixed the day for race between tas
Norwood vanooee and such other fast steam yachts as
mi ght enter Commodore Lawrence suggested that ths
toe, tho club 90 10 Worlds Fair at Chicago In BODY
ond aso that the cruise OF the club he res'aoshed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY,.

For Ncw.Enqland cold and fair; westerly wine'
.hchtv warmer and fair THURSDAY.
For Eastern Now-York. Eastern Pennsylvania new
J,y and Dcawar,, cold and fair; northwese9ly wihdA
ha.oming variable warmer and fair Thursday.
For Maryland and Virginia, cool and clear warmer and
fair Thursday
For the Carolinas. slightly cooieri local rams a"s
tha North Carolina Coast warmer and far Ihursdsy.
IA, Georgia slightly cooler and fair except Light rains
a,ong the cast warmer and fair Thursday
For Eastern Florida, cool local rains; slightly wormef
and fair THURSDAY. ,
For Alabama Western Florida and Mississippi. slightly
warmer and fair two days.
For Louisiana and Eastern Texas, cloudy; warmer tive
FIr Arkansas fair and warmer; two days w..
Eur Wcs.ern Ncw.lork western Pehn>yNeho VS.
Virginia and cool and fair warmer at night warmer
and cloudy Thursday .. and ,.,. ,vo davs
Kentucky and Tennessee warmer an i"' Ns,;
For Indiana and Illinois, warHeT +. .M2 ua!' ''
For Michigan and Wisconsin. warmer ana hr; e'ou~"
ness az night and snow THURSDAY. "a ,.,. -, aha,
For Missouri and Kansas, much warmer Auo ta' "'~-'
light rains Thus d1y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

OF Harlem River to with the Thirdaye. elevated
road at Onehundrcd. dtwcntyninn.st with loop Up
boulevard from Onehundre1 andseyeDtethst around
Fort George down Tenthave., back 10 he Boulevard at
One Addresses made by
General Burke n. Fuller, General Kerwin, Charles
g. Oronin, and by W. q. Jones, dealmute. whose
panomimes interpreted by Professor Isaac H. Feet
principal OF Ncw-YoTk Institution for the instruction
Of the Deaf and Dumb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
PSORIASIS 20 YEARS
Rody n Mass OF Disease. S"hcF'"s
FearruI. All Thought ie MUST
Die. cured in Six Weeks
by Cuticmra Remedies

have been afflicted fer twenty years win an others
sl. disease c1il.d By NJ D's -, of all
1''tr.r c.rrnc,np on ny scalp. and, IN sllG losly
hut surrey extended, until year ago thl1 hr last
NV eut r. person in the form OF diy ord suffer
thrce y.ars nave been unable 10 40 any -, could
~ honsoly ali the time. Livery morning tlurib ..G Of
he nearly duslanful Vi scales TAKEN o SHolome con-
10 va sme of them han arc, a. the ehvcopo INV
raining thi- letter. In the later taii oIo,vhln9 al
Skin commenced cracking open , ui' oy rSSiI The
most that could BE- thought o. without pS i zach the
Int SpIing- reached Detroit, and wa 80 CGoiv ro.
~ t.r a. Lansing. Mich, where had user i nv no
good All though, / had but short tine H., 10 kn ali
sarncstly prayed to die Cracked tl@ush ug h I'm fS@t
o$p nv iack across my rpN, arms hands H MA and
I,1- t,rorn: tor-lalls came on; mig finl' "a 10y
fagd as hair dead dry and elsos az Mr GA II
a. NV God how did suffer MY Tx ir tho
Tay had snail pat Of box of ~ TlC K IA EIT H.
bon.n Size wouldn't give up; said I'VE WI uya ,,n,
rTRI" applied on one hang a. ana arm nn
Eurrkal there relief; stopped me tcrrlme burning Tho
tatioH rom word 60 They lmmsdlatsy o gcp ''
ct-TICI-RA. CUTICURA RFNOLNfNI ana HoHr f.,-T
Commenced by taking ta3lespoo9ml OF hdS0L dsy
,prsc zines u d,y after meals had bath once uy
water about blood heat; used CUTICuRA SOhp ireS 70
a''Ii.d Cl-TlCTRk morning and evening" iv.,n ~.
yIld IN my hon just six weeks from the Time WV
and my skin as sIl'Oth a. this sheet OF paper
HIRAM j.. CARPENTER,
Henderson, Jefferson Co, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
WIZ TWO OF TIE VICTIMS WERE.

Toronto ont. Feb. O.-)lrs. Cohen, who persisted in
the Hotel Royal fire, was the wife OF j. Cohen, shoe
dealer here. Two years ago last August she elopcd
with Louis Levy Of London, ont, another victim OF the
Gie For sorlc time they lived abroad. bui returned
here and recently moved TO New York, whore they
met their doom together In the fatal hotel fire.. Levy
was known here ~ gambler and iakr. Last sum
mer he played the races NJ NcWlork ana gloucester
returning ~ his paramolr here every Satn'a' evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

THE FEATHER REPORT
WARMER BEYoNp THE ALLEGHANIEs.

WARMER BEfOND lHL
Washington Feb 9.-The OF high barometer tna'
ovA,,v tina re country the Aeghanies 20 the IA
cnc ha. been anos. IN two By the extension Q, i'
,ov arr, from north OF Montana toward Texas Ih'se
Two high areas still dominate the weather IN the east
crn districts and on the Pacac Coast. The storm noted
T,od,v roonlny as central north OF Montana has moved
500 miles IN the past twelve hours and now touehes
Northwest Dakota Will probably move toward aug
An The Great Lakes ~ THURSDAY. Inc boWlng OF ue
Wind, from the south into this ssm area VII rsise ss
,smrcra, r. ln mos, lets by lhur>aiN nut IRON va
~ Nountl,n, u the ohio VALLEY marked rse IN
i.1,S,railre will occur Wednesday, SHOWS may be e
,..fId I'm The Northwest Wednesday. and IN the UppS
Tsssspp Valley aud the Upper Leke region IhursosJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
PROCEEDINGS IN TIE SENATE.
STATE CARE OF TIE INsANE-sEvERAL BROOK


STATE IAItE OF TIIT IN9NNI- -'9T1F I'TNNH bINVVN-
LYN BILLS PASSED.
Albany Feb o (SpeclnD.-A preliminary skrmish In
tbc haiti, which IS be wagcd against the law pro-
vIdlnc hat the state shall take care Of the insane out
side Of three exempted counties took place In TIA
semitic this morning. 10 was on bill introduced by
senator Mullin OF jefferson County, appropratlnG
goa 900 for the St Lawrence state Hospital. OF u'
sum $4,000 Is needed for furniture for the completed
portions 81 the building and the rest IS needed c make
up a deficiency In The cost Of taking care Of patient
who were sent to this Institution last year Senator
Roe.ch Of Sew York led the attack upon this bin and
declared that he was opposed to all appropriations Of
ths nature Mr. Erwin. in reply. said that the money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
SIR EpWry ARyoLD TO READ AGAIN HERE.

SIR EDWry ARyOLD TO READ AGAIN HERE.
Sir Edwin Arnold has written the following letter 10
Major Fond: ~
No. 8 Yves. Fify.arst-st., NewYork, Feb g. 1872
NV Dear MAJOR Pond
were possible to arrange for moro OF my public
readings in New.York should regard the opportunity as
a measure and a privilege. l am reluctant y quit, even
FOR time the land where nave met 50 many ana such
generous and enlightened audiences without some sign OF
the del.ht with which should have continued TO mocs
ther-some occasion permitting ne TO ackno"Ioge ue'9
good will toward me- interrupted only by illness IL may
he moreover that some who would IKE 70 heaE
mo for the first time albeit in farewell reading ana
briefly II n can comprised may coun, before leave
New-York on willing acceptance Of yours always InOS'
sincerely ED"lN -i4''N'0
This IS Major Ponds reply
NewYork, Feb. g. 1892
NV Sir Edwin:
Thanks for your very kind letter OF this date assure
YOU that an opportunity your many friends In He"fo
% hear YOU once more before you leave for the East WI"
be highly appreciated have arranged with ny, pey
tr the reading TO take pnce his theatre next Monday
morning February 15 q. II. am your ooecieht servant
j. d. POND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

Cr-TIcrrR\ REMEDIES are sold everywhere. Price
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
NEw.YoEH CITY WILL GET WARDS ISLAND.

NEW YORK CITY WILL GET WARDS ISLAND.
Albany Feb. (specia).-Senator Mcmahon and
Senator Parsons some time ago introduced bills pro
vIding for the sale OF Wards Island Mr.. Pnrsonss
bill compelled the return Of the money obtained from
the sale OF the island TO the state in satisfaction OF
the money advanced by the state several years ago 10
support the Immigrants who detained there until
taken away 10y their friends. Mr.. McMahon's bill
allowed the city of New York to take the Island after
paving the State about 100000 and making agree
ment to care for the sick mm grants who arrive mt the
port Of New York \ compromise has been reached
and the city Will get the island by paying about
81 100000 for It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS FOR RAPID rRAys11

mas--mectine TO urge the extension Of the elevated
railroad Washington Heights he last night Of the
Ahcnarum In Onehund and nfhst. Am.ter
damaye. General d. J.. Burke presided. The meeting
advocated the extension OF the elevated load from Thirty
ird.st up Broadway 10 the Boulevard TO Onehundrct
and.seynticthst, TO Kngsbrigc Road around The north
tho Island down the bank OF Harlem River
Onehuni rcd andnty ATHEIST NaId along the bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

simmons Liver Regulator never fails to remove any
srcr eton OF bile dyspepsia and sick headache IL
s(fngthens the liver and kidneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

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oughly. They regulate tho system, too :.
they don't upset II, ike tho old-fashioned
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They're the easiest 70 take, and the mlidsss
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most efficient in their work
They're the cheapest pill you can buy, 10
cause they're guaranteed To give sat'stao
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Yon only pay for he good you get
Can you ask more
That's tho peculiar plan all DIR. Pisroas
medicines arc sold ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram a continuous white line shows me
changes In pressure Indicated by The Trlbunes SELF
recording barometer The broken lse represents the tn
perature as observed at Perrys Pharmacy.
Tribune Onlce Feb TO- a. m-Therc was some cloudn
ness early In day yesterday. but fine weather prcNrea
later The wind SHIFTED from southwesterly 20 nofth'
westerly with fail In humidity .SS in the morning
q, 30 NJ evening The temperature hinged between 81
aud 43 degrees the aveNge (SS ~ being ~ higher un
on the spondng day last yea., and a. lower tA Oh
Monday. -, -, -,.,,. ~.
In aud this city to-dsy there viii probably ~
,or weather; cooler az first and then modeiat!ng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

Keep ont dis
ease by keeping
in healthy action
the liver, stom-
ach and bowels.
There's a pleas.
ant and O sure
way OF doing 1t.
It's with Dr..
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

A Treat for Yourself
purs ard wholesome Manhattan Beer Breged from Malt
sad Hops. Tho Chr G. HuDfel B'w'g Co.. go H. 38n.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

.,., PIES blackheads red. rough. chapped and OILY
PIN skin cured By CU1ICuRA SOAP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
DUVEEN BROS.
Fine Old
FRENCH FURNITURE
3O2 Fifth Ave-,
Isl Oxford 81, H1 EHkf-XH0E
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I'm I'm bv Richard Sheppard to Mis-. RoeSch'
On the end of the trunk were the WORDS no
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