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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13
DIR. P.fRKHURST on CITY CORRUPTION.

HIS SERMON TODAY EXPECTED TO PROVE TIE
CHARGES MADE AGAINST TAMMANY OFFICIALS.
Few ,crmon, delivered In this city In the Last
decade have produced such II sensation rs tle one
given I'm the Madison Square Presbyterian Church Oh
February II by the Rev. Or. Charles H. Par,huihV
I'm vigorous English he denounced the city ohcaiS
unon whom the responsibility rests for the Vice when
rc-i,is all the efforts Of the reformcr. lie WIS
c,pcclallv severe upon District Attorney NcoH, whom
La ulctur,d with the down Of unsuSpccttng innocence
uron his blushng check The municipal lie OF
New York he declared to be thoroughly rotten, ana
added that every step that We take LOOKING I'd the
moral bcttcrmcnt of this city has to bc thheh direct
IL In the teeth Of the damnabe pack oil administrative
bIo,dhounds that are fattenng themselves Oh the
ethical flesh and blood Of our citizenship Later
he referred to the polluted hnrpes that under the
nr,,cnco ~ Governing this city feeding day and
NIGHT on IT, qulvcriug vit1ls. They are NinS'
rcriurcd rum soaked and bidnons lot
Naturally the representatives, of lnmmany were
angry, ospec,uIly Mr. Nlcoll, who told the Mayor that
Dr. Parkhurst's Language WIS outrageous ana lnei-
ou,o They called upon the preacher for his PROOF
and he went before the Grand jury, which handed III
. nrcsontment withdrawing the DstrctAttomey'
and "a ,r,nortal religions paper The Christian
vnionp said cdlt0rlaly last week thnt while sympa
tlizing with Dr. Parhhurst the Grand Jury hnd made
out prrna facle against him, ~ things STOOD
then.
But Dr. Parkhurst does not Intend 10 leu 'hI"BS
remain where they were. This morning his people
and others who are able TO enter his church at MAIL
sonnye and Twenty third 1t. Will hear sermon much
more striking tun hIs last because, rs he announced
wc-k or ,yo mo- he has been busy during the last
month with matters not contained within the lids Of
the Bible Dr. laghllurt has steadily refused himself
10 ncrvicwcrs. prcferrins to mass his testimony IN
sermon which viii not only substantive the charges
made In February but which 1t Is believed, VIII also
contain new charges based upon what his eyes nave
cen and his ears heard. A. result Of his nvcstisn
lions the society the Prevention oil Crime of which
he Is president has made several arrests for VIC
hons OF the Excise law. II Is reasonable TO INFER,
therefore that he will have few words for the Com
mssiocrs Of Excise, who escaped direct censurc in
the previous sermon
The Madison 5Iunre Church numbers among It's
officer, and members many Of the leading Presby eians
uf the city, men and prominent In every enter
prise for the ADVANCEMENT OF religious, moral educa.
iionnl aud pllnnthrOpic enterprises ana they stand
beside their pastor giving him the practical sym
pnthy needed for such vigorous battle with those
WHO Arr. Identified with awlessness and crime. They
consider him II worthy successor Of Howard Crosby
a, the head Of the society for the Prevention VI
Crime,
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HE YIELDS TO TIE EMPEROR.
rur DUKE OF CUMBERLAND GIVES ASSURANCE
OF FRIENDSHIP

ruv DIXIE OF CUMBERLAND GIVES ASSURANCE
OF FRIENDSHIP.
conur,oht; 1892; By The Sec. York h'soefded P'es'
Berlin. March 12-The bitter weather that mas pre-
o1ed here for the last three DAYS has retarded the
rmncror,s recovery from his cold. Tho emperor
suffered a relapse last night which caused postpone
,nent ~ the audiences set for today.
lie Is highly pleased at the reconciliation Win inc
ruue Of Cumberland concerning the Guelph luhd'
Tho aDdchsunzelgcr" this evening publishes a COM
mnication from the Emperor to the Pr1ssian MhisrV
opnou,c,ne that the time has arrived 10 annul the
suestration of the property Of the late KING "copc
y, Hanover In a letter dated THURSDAY the DUNN
Of Cumberland requests the Emperor To execute inc
treaty. dealing with the property Of the late hihg' anu
gv,ng assurance that he would not menace the peace
~ the German Empire. The tone OF his surrender j.
surprise 10 his adherents and opponents anne
vo,ing more was expected than recognition OF the
German Empire with promise OF friendly heu'rah'S'
Tho friends Of the Duke affirm that queen Nic'ora
and fbe Prince OF Wales induced the meinDeis OF nc
Danish ROYAL family 10 !oia them IN pi1nslhg pica1i
On tbc Duke TO Obinin his cOnsent 10 the I,hpcpl
ar cement Members Of the Im)cTla .ircie Ceat'
a"nr, MAJ the Emucror Is already mahlilg nr7.np
dniPs 10 meet the Duke Of Cumberland ana the ,Ii'I
~ Cnneohncen during the early summer me
.coIoGne Gazette" states that the Duhc IN cnhTps
tntnr for his eldest directed that MS eoncauoh
shOud be purely Gerinhh
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DIED.

nEDG GcSoy Thu S cl BGd 1 T9d B ss1 q
services in the Church Of the ASCENSION 5tha,e. aud
1la a. MGSS G G6c on wnc Sd afternoon
mo clergy VIII meet At The Ascension Parish House IL
West llth-st.. at \. m Monday.
BEHEoED on Friday March j. at hi at o re-d Gic
S og Sy oG S t&s s h year S Of hi. me- '
funeral si WIN b. hd 81 t4 faS Of Be Mcssy
s5laag NJ Nar T l. s Il ael oS sNsl' '
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited.
Pti!bSrg and San francisco papers please copy.
s, M M ssEc vi Of G John n'Gn and Nf Se al
Martha J. Armour and wife OF H. A. Close.
Friday morning M9Ech In ls9;2
w. Frothlngham in TIE -eNrrty.econd year OF her age
PS Msb if s at 70 10 ocOt i1'' '0' I'll '''H
FussEILsnraE g. wife Of James a. Russell died
at ana cHs ar a to funs9 So1e' at he
"Wednesday. March 49, at p H.
Int, rmcnt private
GRAnAM-At Newark y. J., on Friday morning. March
Funeral .cryi@e. from residence OF her father No u
washIneton.,t.. Newark Mond1y l4th inst at 30
Iner S a. Pleasant Cemetery at the convenience
OF the family.
HOOPER At Drcwser, n Y. March Il, Henry Hoppe
ncr raj at his late residence Monday the 18th
a Si :, s.aS rsou. tphor notice.
Binghamon lapcrs please copy.
McINDoE-6n saturday. march u, Agnes W Campbell
In Ter year daughter Of Andrew ampbe ana Jessie
,p' and fticnds are invited to attend the funeral
fr"w Mn, Pc dcncc Of her son-in law; Daniel n Naenunr
Al Carlton ave- Brooklyn, on Monday the li ut l. JO
Please omit flowers. 80,
posr-In Washington. D. G., on saturday March I'm
f'S,o Norv e. eldest and last surviving chill Of the
late chancellor James K"g Of A5 pS,i Of l ASay
tijno3 staten Island, ana New.NorA.
Notice " funeral hereafter . - 49, - .
pr Nrr-of pneumonia Friday, March H. w. T. Pratt
scr,icc. relative aud inmellat' family FRIENDS
W. nj. late residence 2S7 ouncy-st, BCOkyn, Monday,
Mqrch, Masonic services at GIata Cathedral
rcdfordaye and MedIson-et. nc 3 =. N.
rosrNwALD-Fdward. suddenly on saturday, March
IL az 81 East voh-st.
Notice ~ f,..rTal hereafter.
error-At 81 Augustine Fla, March o. Katharine c.;
lfe ~ the late D. Secof and daughter Of Edmund
rnnSra services at late residence llo West 7Othst
om Monday March IT, az II o'clock.
rrterinent ~ WoOdlaWh'
sTOKy-On Friday. March H. Hacharioh story, son OF the
late Henry story IN the 'pth year OF ms age,
funeral from his ate ftsuth'e, 80 Dt'S@' p'"'"'"'
Monday, 1ith Inst
,yIJJAMS-At Bedford, y. v, saturday, March IL,
lanes Frank Williams. aeru Ol years. 49, 49,,
In@ra services his late residence, Tuesday the Ion
inst. II o'clock H. - -
wIysIoW-At Woodscin. Poughkcepsle, y. Y, Thurs
day March TO- lion. John t. Winslo"' IN the o-d year
oil his age. Al, ,,,-...,.. c,,r.h n, pouot.
k@epse on Monday. 18th inst. at IL O'Clock a. M
Relatives and fiiends are invited. - - u,, 4.
riascs awaiting at Poughkeepsic Depot on arrival OF
train leaving Ncwyork 10. to which special ear Is
rnterment I'm family vault IN Albany Rural Cemetery
WOODLAWN CEMETERY.
Wootiawn Station cath ward. Harlem lsailroad
IL.
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BRIGADIEP-GENERAL DUDLEY s. STEELE

BRIGADIER-GENERAL DCDLEN ,. SlEbl'f'
Erigadier General Dudley :. steele the conlWhl'ho
of the Fist Brigade OF the NcW-JcIsey Natl0n" "'aV'
died at his home In south Mapeavc. East ORANGE,
y I Yesterday morning. lie lad been i'll abour
three weeks with an alncc,, in the abdominal cavity.
and for the last forty hours was in hopeless
condition. General steele was one Of the be'tRnowh
~ the members Of the National Glard lie WAS 'he
son Of Henry steele Of jersey city. who wa one OF
the early settlers Of that city. ana was Dorm III io"V
lie was educated a, the private school Of william h.
Dickinson ard fin h, twentieth year entered the liud
son Comfy Bank Il, Of the tcllcrN. Here lie ~
u,ainod until the breaking oat Of the war. when ne
oLtalnod an appointment A. paymastcrs clerk, ana
,erycd In that Office til the close OF The war; Dcihe
stationed most Of the time IN Louisville kyr or It's
vicinity.
When the war closed hc came home and entered inc
employ Of hs father who was then ut the head OF tno
ntnn Iron Works In Jersey city lie wa soon al
mlttcl 10 the firm under the style Of Henry steele
son and III 1850. when the senior member died cen
elal steele formed a new firm with Nathan W. Con
dict under the style ~ steele Condlci The bnei-
uc,. steadily grew and lacr Wa devoted espciaN 10
The pIoiucton Of wheels. under the style OF the
jersey Ciiy CarWLccl Works. General steele ahH'St"
a large fortune lcfore li, death
I'm l-G5 hc Joined Company q, 7th Regiment. New
York National Guard. private. lie steadily ro,n
,hroueh MI The Offices u he reached the rank OF
nrs, lieutenant in I-7.. lie resigned from the Iesi-
mcnt In l-5G on March II, lSOo, he joined 'omisn'y
r. ffh Rceimcnt. Ncw-Jcr~ey National Guard aS h'Hl
lieutenant and two month, later was made it, captain
nc wa chosen colonel I'm i7'3 and on APiil l." 1857
wa, elected Bneadicr General 10y the field ana -uiII
officer, Of the brigade. succeeding hrgidleF"eloF1i
l. w. Plume when the latter was promoted to the com
rr,rd Of the division. General steele was married IN
l-7g to Miss Kate L. Meyers. Of iin'"eiAach' y -
shc survive, him with three children General steele
,,t , .iryl. tctu a. the New r,cy state Assembly.
IL, which he va elected IN lod-. lie removed WIN
HI family Fast Orange about two yeli' ago re ne
va. a member uf the Essex Troop ~ Nc"dFk' ana VI
tl,. C.ntlrfncn'~ Riding cab 81 tl~t Orange.
The funeral viii be h'd on Wednc,dN afternoon a.
7 o'rn.k Major General Joseph ". Plume, 'OhhlaN-
Inv th, dvi. ion h,, the general charge Of the ar@ns
mcnt.. The funeral viii be ~ t!e house OF "tnrial
.,c I'm south maple ave. and tie pillD bearer, VIII Or
nc mem or, of the brigade stall. lhc burial VIII b,
In Woedlawu. TIE Rev. Dr. Jane. VI. Ludlow VIII
oflcl.,c a--l-ted by the Row Dr. james H. fN'"H'
of New York.
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SONS or TIE AMERIcAy REvoI UTToY.

AT a meeting Of the Executive Committee OF the
National Soriev Of sons Of the American Revolution III
this city yesterday, # resolved TO accept the IN
vtation Of the New York society = H. r., TO hold inc
annual congress 81 the National Society in this city
April 30. DR.. william Seward Webb the president
general authorized to appoint proper committees
Of ARRANGEMENTS Preparation, are to be made for an
interesting meeting and in al probability large ban
Guct The : 4. r. now have an excellent society in
New York state. and live working branches In twenty
five states, with vigorous nucleus in nearly dozen
others.
Reports received yesterday BY the executive com
mittcc show that excellent work has been done during
the last year under the energetic direction Of DR..
George Brown GOOde. Of the smithsonian Institution,
IN collecting the proof Of eligibility Of the members OF
the societies I'm the ohcc Of the Registrar General
The = \. X. congratulates Itself that at last 1t La,
succeeded in starting movement for the collection.
preservation and indeXng Of the Revolutionary archives
In possession ~ the United states. bill to that
effect la, already passed the senate.
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OBITUARY
BISHOP GREGORY THURsTON BEDEIL.


The Rev. Dr. Gregory Thurston Bedcll the third
Bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal Church In the DO
ce.e O, Ohio died NJ his home in the Dakota apartment
hoIse Friday morning AT II 80 O'Clock from comph-
cation Of diseases after Illness Of about three year.
DURATION lie leaves a wife, who Is an Invalid. Inc
funeral service will be held at the Church Of the Asceh
sion tomorrow at 80 p. m. The Rev. Dr. r. VIE
chester Donald tie rector, Will conduct the service
and VIII be assisted by the Rev. Dr. Cornelius H. smith
rector OF It. Jamess Protestant Episcopal Church. the
Rev. Dr. John Wesley Brown, rector OF 1t. Thomas ;
Church. and Bishop Walker. Of North Dakota. Inc
bOly Will be taken TO Mount Vernon, ONO over INC
baltimore and Ohio Railroad by train leaving here at
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. Upon the ARRIVAL oil Tue
train nt MI Vernon on Wednesday the body VIII be
taken to the old graveyard back o Ross Hail. hehyo
College ut Gambler. The procession Will pass the
bishops old home KohOsng," on tbs way to the cena
tcry The burial service, which will be held there III
the Church Of the Holy spirit, will be conducted DS
the Rev Walter Mitchell the rector, assisted by
Wsbop Leonard and the Rev. Edward {. Benson Oh
Kenyon College.
Bishop BodcIl was born at Hudson, August p, 1871
and Was the only son OF the Rev. Gregory TOWNSEND
and Penelope Thurston Bedci The father of Bishop
Rc,cll wa, clergyman Of ralc abilities who died In
1884 when only forty-hrcc years Old. lie was the
rector OF St. Andrews Church. Philadelphia, at the tc
bishop Bcde an infant when MS parents ichoN eu
from Hudson 10 Fayetteville. y. {. When he was less
than five years old they removed 10 Philadelphia Az
an early age he entered DR.. MuhlenberSs schooi az
Flushing. where lie was prepared for Bilsioi 'oueso
near PHILADELPHIA from which he was graduated IN
1885, lie WIS eradEated from the Theological seminar
at Alexandria Va. and Immediately aiterwnr was
ordained deacon in II. Andrews Church. Pmihuef
phia By his great uncle, bishop Moore lie wa' OF
daned a prcsbyter by the same prelate on August ~
ls4I. The youthful deacon went to work mt once
AZ West Chester. Penn, where lie remained Ior Iieo
years aud then accepted call to the rect"isp oi Oo
Church II the Ascension in this city In iooo no
.i.,,.d bi. chorrc and became Assistant Bishop Of
ohio Bishop Mcllvainc died in March, 1913. wl'h
Hi.hoD Icdcll became his successor. III loi nv
old diocese was divided, Bishop Bedcll choosing me
northern portion, which retains the old name oi DO
cosc II OHIO. . M,
Ii,hop l,edelI published a number Of sermons. Ills
mos, lmpOrtant contribution 10 theological literature II
"Thc Pastor" Volume oil GOO pages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13
MlDAME LEHMAYy SAILS FOR HOME.

Madame Lehman and Herr Kali'ch sailed for
Europe yesterday By the steamship Elbe. On Friday
she sent letter to Of the members of The Tribune'
statf. Of which the following IS a translation;
VIII you kindly make room for a few farewell ines
I'm The Tribuncl | do not know how else to give
expression to my gratitude to the Newborn
Ppc p,' maze at the hotel during my Illness. the
rIfts Of flowers and the many other signs Of aiec-
don If that love delighted me In the days Ot heaIil
and success you may imagine how much more IL
has upheld me In my days of sickness. lie wrerhed
VOYAGE To these shores the hurried journey To chicago
undertaken without rest. the climate, perhaps also
thousand other things Of which | am Ignorant, GER
fainIv also the worry OF learning "LAfricalnc In sucll
ha-tc-au these things cOnspired To bring me down
with nervous prostitution. | had been wen during inc
winter and had done hard wOrk.so can ind no
single cause for my Illness: but 1t j. come ana !
shall have to avoid all excitement for at least aIi
a year In order TO take my place again In the Inhhs.
| cannot describe how Corr. was to break OF III tnc
middle of the season. | sincerely sorry 5or
Nc,Srs. Abbey tV Gran, who have been exceedingly
kind sorry for nv self sorry for the 1t Ills
me with sadness particularly that wa, una1ie 70
have my hearts desire and sing the part Of sicglnGe
God secs To II that the trees DO not rr;lrh me
heavens and since have all along enjoyed p3riecI
health II was but natuml that my tlirn should De
reached. and | shall he heartily glad u matters grow
no worse Dr.. Weber and Dr. 1orek. VINO Nlsleu ny
twice day. and whom | also wish TO thank
publicly, wished to return to Europe ms soon a
possible, TO seek rest and recupeIatlon In my own
woods. ! do not 90 gladly. for feel 50 much al
home In New-York the old feeling being now In.
cnsincd. and my heart j. full or gratitn0c towa,I
America. 50 say again to al. thanks, hgar'lest
thanks. and If God wills IT, Auf wieiersehn
LILLI LElIMANNKALIsCH.
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At THE FOOD EXPOSITION.

rbere ,s so much In the exposition at the LenoX
vceum that the visitor finds ample payment Tor 'he
time and money given TO visit The LSceuih i'.''
/, ,,rottv but under the influence Of the exposition
:, =. for moro 81 than Usual. Ii Is scene OF ACTIVITY
seldom TO be witnessed. II Is an educational eXhp-
uo in that the exhibitors manufacturers who nave
taken the best means TO put their productions Deoro
,ho public. The public appreciates what they nave
done and the New-York Retail Grocers Union mas
founded an exhibition most creiitable ana popuiar'
IL Is probable that change Of the opening houi from
IN a n, 10 II a. H. Will be made this week but 1t Is
not vet Officially announced. The exhibitors are =
satisded with the exhibition The coomhg '~hooi
io"sons are becoming popular and the food show Is
the thing TO do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13
4 GRANDSON OF HORlCE GREELEY.

The Rev Frank MoniroSc Clendenln, rector OF the
Fpiscopal Church in Wcstchcster Is happy father.
His wife Mrs Gabrielle Cendenln, became the mother
Of a son on Frldny morning. Mrs. Clendenin Is ahe
daughter Of Horace Greeley, and her son Is To be
named after Mr. Greeley. Mr. CONDEMN said TINT
the boy weighed nine pounds and that mother and son
were doing well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13

which are larrclv attended. Mrs. G.. NJ. Pullman Is
ontortan,ng hand3soruely al the Ponce de Leon and
recently took tour Of the state In her private ear
were The Nisaos IIIllman, Miss Wilcox, 0: Washing
tom David Wolfe Bishop, r, aud G.. stuart smith, VI
York.
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ang Chiopodst and Manicure Parlos moderate prices
highly medicinal. bcauyng toilet requisites Old
where bowarc N imitat,d labels Dr. J. PARKER PRAY
CO., 30 W. -3d--t., y. y.
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The Cambridge. Fifth.ave. aud Thhtythirdst.. is a
paIttial. model hotel. Cuisine unsurpassed. Lorens
Relch. pronrietor.-l Home journal
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Arc YOU In need Of ANYTHING Then examine the
mani column, OF short advertise on IN" clghth
and ninth pages Of The Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13

Imperial Granum Is the purest. safest most reliable
Wholesome delicious Food for lnfant Children, Nurs
ing Mothe... InyalLG.. C0nyaescent. and Che aged.
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This famous water being now 10y most siaoorac ~.
u,na1 restored to all s former strength and csceencc
the great mineral water drinking public might Dc sen
hs past seson Saraogahurrying 10 sake their sss
e tls hcalthful fountain.
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People ont Of work and those In search OF heIpets
obnnh corsult the MANY columns Of little afvcrn -
ncnts on the eighth and nlnth pages OF The lHD'l'
tn.fa
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Gueeicl Notices.
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
366 5TH-AVE., NEAR 34rH'ST.

A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
366 5TH-AVE., NEAR 34rH-ST.
EXECUTORS SALE
THE
ROBERT l.. CUTTING
COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS,
INCLUDING CHOICE EXAMPLES o.
Achenbach, A., Jacsue,
Achenbach. o., Madrazo,
Alvarez, L., Max,
Rereud Meissonier, ]. L. H
Berne- Bellecour Rico,
Boldini Stevens, A.,
Bonhcur A., Stewart, J. L.
Bouguereau, Tissot,
Clays, Troyon,
Corot Van Msrcke,
penllie. viliegas.
Daz, Volon
Duprc, j., Willems,
Fortuny Zimacos.
Fronentin Elem,
NOW on EXHIBITION
At THE
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES.
WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION
WITHOUT RESERVE,
BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS,
ROBERT l.. CUTTING and WALTER CUTTING
CHICKERING HALL,
Shave. cor. 1sthst.,
TUESDAY EVENING, MAisIh @-D'
AT s O'CLOCK.
Mr. & p Avery IT, will assist in the management
ROBERT SOMERyILLE, AUCTIoNEEh'
oRTGIEs CO., MANAGERS.
Tracts Upon Tornbstones.
NO. q.
FOUNDATION. i.
This most important factor in the pcrmanence u
ronuments is too often sighted. TN many cemeteries
the authorities do all this work thcmscyes) The iouhaa
on should extend below the surface deep the bottom
Of any grave usually ,x feet 1t should be Just inc SIZE
OF tho base It, Broken stone wei cacheo
m successive layers about foot each layer groned
with thin cement generally considered TO make tns
best foundation.
NEW ENGLAND MONUMENT co.
Cemetery Memorial, in Granite, Bronze and Marble,
32l Broadway. opposite Dodge Statue
Ccrpu,ency-Lqdie, during Lent have your supernuous
ncsh removed; withou. medicine. starvation diet o.
massage reduction guaranteed Professor lhec sDecias
2j3 SHAVE
Every home should have bottle ro, 90, IN.
OF the Lavender salts lie sure you ees 1no
genuine, a. there worthless limitations.
German I.iedcrkranZ.
The with tue steward Of the ,
no.ton viii address Mr. william Vigeus Chairman OF tno
House Committee at Id PslIl.st.
The Crawford shoe
T. made the standard OF excellence in nearly every re''n
noe geV r ~ Sr Of 9rwfords you told they have
shoe u't q good or equal to dt;er a shan The Crs
iord As dealers cannot buy this shoe they cannot ~
expected speak in it, praise intertohaiy ,a,ro, n,~
The Crawford is sold By the MAKER 70 uie "ercf on'
through Crawford shoe stores.
smith, Gray Il Co. Fire. ,.u an
All advance expenses having been provided for, al
sufferers invited % come ~ lIee u ,ncure 1ir ~
Nddrcss RECOVERY COMMITTEE Tribune once.
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Gpeeial Notices.
Courrc.s Spring
---.a---.-..-a-a -
Uckpr's HittrT~.

A. BOXERS Buffers.
rco Ie2s acknowledged 10 b. far the best and finest
stomach Hitter, made whether taken pure, or with wines
MaI1nn
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MlRRiED

CCOPEi;-FEI.I.OWS- March : 1892 a. St Marks
Church hv Row Dr. Ryance. MslcOm NacGrcgOr Cooper.
AID Ada May Fellows all II this city.
Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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Do YOU want real estate. servants board or roDh,
Then examine the little advertisements on inc esn'h
nd nIntI, pages OF The Tribune to dag.
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THE NEWS OF EUROPE.
KAISER WILHELM ASSUMING 4 MORE REA-
SONABLE ATTITUDE.

MoMBASA RAILROAD YE-ELECTIONs-TnE
GREAT COAL sTRIKE-SECRETARY Eos
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13

Buffalo Special Of the New.York Central Is the pest
night train fer Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13
Religious Notifies.

ALI. SOULS CHURCH, Madson.ave. and 6Gth.st-.
Rev. JOHN FULTON, d. D., will preach at ii a. an1
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13

CHRIST CHURCH on boulevard and 7lst-s.-Diyins
services IL n. and :lj u. The Rector, j. y.
SuIpMAN, VIII preach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13
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Po.toDIce NO'ice.


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