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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

HE >WINDIED MANY SCHOOLTEAChtho'
The police have in custody one OF tne mus -
fnl swinders that have operated in Brooklyn io MAJ
years His operations have been among the pii'i''P''
ud teachers az the public schools. The prisoner ro
mama ie Hamilton Gray son. but in his operations o
was known As II. VI. Graoey. Grayson relu'eo 10 '
his address further than saying that his nome "a "
New. York CITY, Dozens OF victims are OH n' "'
When arrested he was endeav0rng 70 OBTAIN ino'o'
from princIpal Burns, OF Public School NO A. III
Ueyward-st, by representing that package a"a,oeu
him on the steamship'Earncfc. ON when - was uuV
prnclpal Burns had heard of the swindleS tl'' o'c
nrincpals and teachers had been subjected to' au vi"
descrption of the swndler answering that OF MS 'Io
he summoned IN officer. Policeman sindy ahs"cr0'
the call and took the man into custody
When arTaigned before Justice Goettng !esVciu"'
M Iess than a dozen women and men appeafTn u s'o
testimony against the prisoner. Among inc 'o'
nIa,nants were Mrs. Esther L. Baldwin missionary
connected with the Central Congregational O"uioi'
Mrs Baldwin tOd how the prisoner iid caiici upon
her during meeting OF the Womcns BoaIu OF foreisn
Missions IN the church chapel, and how he ihteriuPr
tle proceedings by calling her 10 the oDDy OF inc o"l
and telling her that "A box which ~ was oue' a'
dressed TO her, had arrived on an incoming s'c'.
She paid the money but never received the ooN'
,monp the other victims were Mrs HARRIET ~ conn,
principal of Public school No. H. WHO los! % a.,
ida Redwood, principal OF Puonc Sclooi ~ q ~
Nics Mary l. terIeIt principal OF Pubic Scho"i ~
% and Trs A. l. Baell, OF No SO Fourth ave, con,
10, adu Win the Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal
Church Inc prisoner pleaded guilty ana was ic"n'7'
forsp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
NOT AFRAID OF PICKPOCKEIS.
The Chicago Mail.

From The Chicago Mall.
@One of the shrewdest pickpockets Chicago ever
produced told me story the other day which VIII bear
repeating" said n member OF the Central detail re
Gently. -. -, -
"A few years ago sauntered into saloon on
IIalstead-st. night to get glass OF beer was
flush Just then and had about decided 10 qut business
r,r good While ] standing at the bar a couple
II pompous wel-dressed and apparently wealthy gen
lenen got into animated discussion about PICK
)Ockets and highwaymen. one OF them, who Mashed
big watch chain with enormous FOB. remarked
tat he had fear that any one would modest MN.
icause be rarely carried with him anything oil great
Ulue except his watch. And the watch he added.
@1uld do the thief no good, because II was too
pinly marked TO be disposed OF readily. as 1t bore
H monogram in diamonds on the case and was VIGIL
kI)wn about town. ,.. e.. 60.
!. swell after listening 10 that 500 ~ ." -" :"
miutes found had an uncomfortable desire 10 take
,ok al that monogram. / left the place ana tooA
mi station lust outside the door. As the two men
lei the place ] attempted 10 enter We mot right IN
theiocrway and when urtangled ourselves was
insie the saloon and the watch was in my pocket.
Id fully made up my mind to examine the une
piec at my leisure and send II back to the owner WIN
= frndy bit OF advice about talking too much In
pub. places. But didn't do 1t after all
"why not
@9ecause j gave IL TO newsboy. 1t was Q
%EnrhurYs and the hour hand Was sona''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
:ATIIrRFD ADOrT TIE TOWN.

The BOARD OF Commissioners Of Charities ana cor
rection took steps Yesterday to carry into enec' the
recent order Of the state Commission in lunacy Hfr'
ing certain changes in the care OF the county h'a'
A resolution was adopted relieving DR. John A. Arhoi
from the supervision Of the insane at The aSyiumS IN
rl,tbn,h and Kings Park (st Jolnland ana APP
pointipg Dr. W. < Fleming medical supcilh''hdch1
~ the county insane. DR.. Arnold viii commune Ill
charge of the County Hospital at Fla'buSh
Freeman Iarrlott the theological student VINO Stoic
hooks from the library Of the Pratt Institute. hah TWO
more charge, made against him yesterday ana peaue'
rutv He Will be sentenced 10 morrow.
verdict for the defendants was returned yesterday
en- fine suit Of Edward Mackiney, a lawyer to recover
$40 600 a. counsel fees from Mrs. John IiddGiph
Martin and Lady Henry Cook Of England for services
ncrforned for them when they published ""o"huIi
!, f1aain's Weekly" in 1872. and were locked up IN
Ludlow street Jail FOR publishing improper articles
Willie Sellers the only son Of Colonel sellers ue
ueII.known brooklyn newspaper man. has not vel
hcen fouud Willie who is bright and Intelligent
hoy left his home at 437 Monroe st. week ago u
.ta,d the afternoon session Of Public School NO A.
-, Tbrnon and Putnam aves. lie was III happy
os and k.sed his mother afcctiOnatcly before Icav
inc tho house Nothing has since been heard OF MN
The nolice Of Brooklyn, New-fork and PhliadclphlS
have bcen communicated with, but have learned notl
ing of the missing boy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
THE LATEST ST4MBOCL PLOT.
, CONSPIRACY AT CoNsTANTINoRE A'AiNei
SULTAN ABDUL HAMID-ARMf OFFlCIhs
INVOLVED IN TIE PLOT.

A CONSPIRACY AT CoNsTANIiNOhb "
SULTAN ABDUL HAMlD-ARMY oFTIchRs
INVOLVED IN TIE PLOT
c,,. d,snatches sent at the end OF last week from
,bc other side OF the Atlantic told OF consplaos ,na'
TO hacn discovered I'm the sultan's palace. But "hle
ono q, these dispatches referred to the euiu" ~
r.,ar,,,onle and mentioned tho arrest Of 100 per
con, tho other referred 10 the sultan n Morocco ana
,,.norted that only thirty men had been imp'''o"e'
The fact + that the story relates 10 S'amooii' ~ ~
pnrcuars OF II were published ~ cle I"'' r'"'.' 49,
paper, ut hand having leaked ont III spie vi ''
efforts OF tho Turkish Government 10 Keep u'o "'''
affair secret. . .,o..
ex.sIltan Mourad TO the throne. aud December .,
1891 was decided upon as the day OF aonon' "o".a"
IL ,he cider brother Of the present sultan, and the
eldest son Of the late Abdul Aziz he was o'e'I"o"
by a palace caba devoted to MS Dro'ne'' %'o4
certificate had been obtained from Vienna doctor ne
cI,riu. him insane. That alleged nhrmlty made
Nourod according 10 Mo,em law. incapable OF reisnns
any longer and his brother Abdul liamd. was pro
Gained sultan in his stead Monrad' iupr'T"he' !"
q p,lace belonging to the state ana kept IN se'i"s
hy order OF his brother, has remained since ENueu
., $50 emf or from all relations with the outside
World sill a few devoted friends succeeded, at ule
peril Of their lives In seeing him. ana making '"en
sves absolutely certain that he was In perfect health'
both mentally and physically. Mourah hah ma''
partisans among the Mnssulman'' VINO d'po'eu ""
influence welded In Turkey by the Triple Alliance ~
we'll ~ the announcement of the countrys hhaho"'
uut IL f. ., pccaIly 10 the military class that Mourah
/ mann. yras end,arcd The ottoman soldiers ana re
.rves or rcdlfs represent really the heart oil 'he
xauon. and as the Turkish prOverb says: III th'
/ hod * rotten the heart Is sound.' These men are
maid les, regularly now than they ever before nave been
maid and IL wa even stated last December Hi't u'f
paw was six months in arrears An acuVe propa-''''
| IN favor OF Monrad's restoration was made among inc
| o,dicrs 4 demonstration was about to b. made a.
! Malta Kiosk TO deliver him from prison, when ugI
! ncrsonag, who had joined the conspiracy tuheu vi
! former Tho leaders in the plot were arrested ana
| ror. +,roxn into the suberranean cells OF fildL'
>ince that time court martial presided over by Man
| mould Pncha the Sultan'S sonin-law, ana ateha'''
bv the Arab Shcik Abdul IIuda. has been situnS III
Nilz pnoce and l. Investigating the whole affair win
,b. Greatest secrecy. II rumorcd ut Pera, the
European suburb o! Stamboul that thirty oncers M"
been sentenced to death and that about 100 soIdierS
wore 10 he transported 10 the Fczzan district In the
nrovincc of Tripon. such transportation amounts 70
sentence OF death on account or the teiroie meas
| in that pcstiierous region
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
l. TILE. EMREZZLEE INSANEl

Henry Peters was on tiial in the Court OF sessions
Yesterday for grand larceny in stealing S2ao from l'o
firm of Harvey Co., manufacturers OF piano plates pS
whom he was employed as bookkeepeF' NV
occprrcd In the Office Of the company on september
2 and Peters was found at his desk with the hrms
books blazing about him. The floor was saturated
with OIL An expert examination OF the books shower
deficit and he indicted for grind larceny. "eoHc
IIalpn discovered the fire. When he eNtncn !" uIl'
Yesterday Peters SaIo suddenly: You are sen
confessed murderer and pcrjurer.' lie then mare a
dash nj the witness but was sszcd by court OH.,r.
several witnesses, testified that Peters was insane Inc
trial was not completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
GERMAN BAyKERS' PLAN FOR AN EXHIBIT.

Among the passengers who reached here from yer
many on Monday on the steamer Elder was = H.
schmidt who is the agent Of the Berlin bankers VINO
propose having Il German ethnographlc exhibition ~
the Worlds Fair. The banks al 'he head vi ''o
enterprise are the Deutsche Bank and the National
pank finer D,utchland Of Berlin. Two million marks
Will he expended in carrying out the scheme Briefly
stated IT is to build at the Fair a bit OF German
street OF the Middle Ages. In representation OF the
Town Hall of IielbIOwn will be Il 6eI1nanic museum
containing costumes and antiquities OF the Middle
Ages. Passing under an arch, to be modcheu aci
,be famous Holster Thor Of Lubbock and crossing Il
ir1dCe the visitor will find himself surrounded ny Il
COLLECTION Of German farm houses as they existed IN
the Black Forest 800 years ago. In concern nan
capable Of seating 10000 people leading military balns
OF Germany will give afternoon and evening cohcc,ls
In addition Ia all this there VIII be "a representation
OF an old German castle. and In the Ola street VIII
stand colossal statue Of knight. which VIII prof.
lily he a copy OF the statue Of Roland at Brcfncn.
Thr-c will be MANY other features. The whole col
lection will occupy about 10000 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
THREE HORSES TO EACH STAGE.
FORCED ACTION OF THE FIFTH AVENUE TRANS
PORTATION COMPANY.

roBcTD ACTION OF THE FIFTH AVENUE TRANS
PORTATION COMPANY.
Tho e,ares Of the Fifth Avenue Transportation Com
many wore running Yesterday. but there were only
thirty NJ them and 10 each attached three OF the
companv's unequalled horses. Ohcers OF inc society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals were posO
along the stage route to see that 70 stage was S''
ont with only two horses, and that the more deciFpo
90 t&o animals were not pressed into ervlcc. or were
st~-c served until the darkness made II lmposNloc
fer officers and public 10 Distinguish uie HUN 'uu"
characteristics OF the horses.
I,e confusion in the Stage service arose HCih INC
action Of the Society for the Prevention OF 'rue"! "
Animals on Tuesday evening when orders were sc"'
40 the stage stables to have third horse attached I"
each stage because Of the Storm 9upe'h''e"u'i
PARKER of the stage line. sent out few stages IN
eomnliance with the society," requirement, ana 'heii
,tonoed the service foI the night the last stage eav
inc tho STABLES AT 3 u H. OF Course this caused much
inconvenience to those In the habit Of using the stages
who had br7ved the storm 10 attend the theatres oi
evening entertainments. Mr.. Parker sald yesteru"s
that he had not stopped the stages because or 'he
order OF the society oh, no! But really the harness
supply was not equal 10 the demand. ana II was ho
pleasant evening horses 10 be out so he Just re
duced the number Of trips, and sent word 10 super
intendcnt HanknsOn, Of the society, that he might ~
well call In his special officers.
There are usually fifty stages on the Fifth-aVe
line and each team is expected TO make trips aggre
eating sixteen miles daily. This does not seem
cruel days work and the horses do cheerfuy wheI
they are strong enough. and when some officer Of Tho
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals o
some complaining citizen does not interfere. TO Tho
thirty stages that were put into service yesterday tn,
more robust OF the horses attached. The res
Of them STAYED at home, in their stalls and
in the hospital Of the company's stables in Eas
Eighty -eighh-st.
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TROTBLES OF BUSINESS MIN.

Deputy Sheriff Tracy has received several executions
against the old firm OF Charles May.r Co.. shipping
and commission merchants at No. IL Deyst., against
whom judgments for ~ $50 have been entered but
the sheriff found nothing 10 levy upon Their Office
furniture il IS said. covered by bill Of sale 10
f. Cottschalk.
Edward W. Curtis, manufacturer Of Photographic
albums at Nos 2G5 and 261 CanaSt., made assign
ment yesterday to Edward MacKinley.
John c. Nobis stair builder at No. 258 West Twenty
elChth-st made assignment yesterday to Charles l..
Denks giving preferences for $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
SWEDISH ENGINEERS FIvOR The FAIR.

SWEDISH ENGINEEKS FIEOk The FAIh.
Al the last meeting Of the American Society of
Swedish Engineers the following resolution was
unanimously adopted
Whereas, An international exposition is preparing
20 be held In Chicago In 1923 and Impressed
with the importance and greatness OF an undertaking
such magnificent scale and whereas. by the great
influence npOn the Industry and commerce Of the wOr
enormous benefits Ia accrue 10 every nation
participating In the same. and whereas, we are con
WINGED that several other swedish pr duets than those
already favObly known IN the United states and other
countries could be placed In successful competition IN
the markets of the word, be II
Resolved. That We members OF the American Sod
ETY. OF swedish Engineer do hereby unite in expressing
our sincere desire that the Government u Swtsicn may
deem IL proper 10 give liberal allowance u the par
ucpaton Of the country In said exhibition and that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
ANOTHER ASSISTANT FOR DIR. ABBOTT

\ assistant to all in CARRYING on the work OF
Plymouth Church has been engaged In response 10 INC
onnoal OF Dr. LYMAN Abbott made at the recent
annual meeting. Arthur TTslow. theoioeical
student and son OF John TIusOw. OF No. 30 EloohNh-
ave. has been engaged To assist the Rev Howard =
Bliss. the assistant pastor. who has especial charge
Of The Plymouth Bethe In IIicks-st This VIII give
Mr. Bliss more time to relieve DR.. Abbott In the ou'S
of his pastorate. Mr. TuslOw graduated rom
Amherst College in 1850 and has been one of the
secretaries of the Brooklyn Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. lie studying for the ministry at mon
Theological seminary until ytr ago. "ieh he i'N I"
severe attack OF typhoid fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
NEIVS FROM NE W-JERSE Y.
Jersey CITY.

Tho ANIMAL election Of the Union League Ciuo was
hold an Tuesday night. ExIudge John A. bl"r "''
reelected president, George f. Perkins was eiecuu WV
president Thomas McEwan, lr'' was eei,'. 49,,
- , ,:o,r,r, 1 Ncdale was reelected treasurer
rho ,o,d ~ governors elected IS composed a. iHlo"S
Ex MAYOR Gilbert Collins II. II. AbernetiN "coe' a.
Hitler J. J. Deltwllcr and Simeon il. smltn. t'S,
mnmbcxs II the Union Leane Gun nave nc,vuJciDnI
never taken aryc interest rs "a clup III mum H.
eIcctions but President Blair recommends 'nr, liz
cInb shond make Itself factor In Local P9il" 'u ,,t
',,outi,n va warmly welcomed. ON lursdaN HiEiile
The cub will meet and organize campaign asalnsI, .o
Democratic ring with the hope Of cectns hePuoi''
MayOP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
CHAPMAN KEPT HIS WIFE A PRISONER

Tho f,ors that Geofrcv Hawlcy Chapman will DO
some one harm have been Increased since he appeared
in the courtroom while the trial Of Herbert searNah''
his nnrse pr shooting Mrs. Chapman. was In prpcrS>'
Yesterday Mrs Chapman sent note TO her counsel
j. A. WEINBERG saying that her husband would NOT
allow her to leave tho house. Word was sent I" u''
Tenth Precinct police and policeman went 10 the
house md Mr. and Mrs Chapman accompanied him
70 the station but the sergeant declined To lock up
Chonman without a warrant. and they went h ONO
ocoin The police kept a c,o~e watch upon the house.
II thoucbt that the excitement Of the court proceed
ings was too much for Chapmans weak mhu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
CLEARED.

Steamer astwaer (Br). Hall lonion-Jame. Arscu IN
steamer Brooklyn city ,Frl Bentley bri'''' ''''''
steamer Norwegian (Br) Christie Glasso" AuSunn
steamer Hudson ,r Mnton. Moss. Nor-Blrber co ,os
steamer II,dngton (Brl, Davee. settln- 'P
steamer California GER proescher Hamburg 00'"'
steamer Conclo Bolgcr t"1n a'n n Ia, W Pea
steamer Godolphin Or Millngtoi, vera 'I"A T"
O% steamer AZ Muric Br Morrison winiward Islands
S,.am"r valencia Miller. Iaguayra, Porto Cabel" Wv
Steamer Ciuad Condal span Carmona. Havana ana MN
can rsr Siacara hurley havana war So !"
steamer Marcos, Burrows. "aN estoh " ''
steamer FL Mar Mason News rloans-John T Van ne VIZ
steamer Iroquois kemble. Charleston AMI JacSsoh'"
,msr Wyauoke Brakeman Norfolk and Richmond u"
Smrr Virginia GER, Baksr Baltimore r CoI,ls,;
steamer Cottage city, Bennett Portland Hora'o HIM.
SAILED.
steamers Brand Rotterdam; Broomhangh ana ,Ge@si~
Am%stp mrp"a hsntn Teu,onc city Berlin and ssEs
winnipeg Ilverpoo: Croma. Leith Conch' So calves
ion nj Mar New Orleans Nacooches savannah Asohq~
Charleston Wyanoke. Norfolk.
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMEls'
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ioxpox Ian Arrived, steamer Caledonia OBI M''"
Jaa 2o-Anivod steamer Egyptian Monarch 'Br'' ii"'-
SHIELDS Jan is-sailed Centurion Brl Ross '
fnlri Jan o-saile steamer Kingsaale (Br' fair' w.
PORTLAND Jan 2l-Arriyed steamer Martelo (Br' No.
rHATLf a @o ' York on nr way
n AMBUR G Jan 2O-Arrved steamer Suevia 'ser' "'
sailed steamer Rrgia GER chauser for New psnck
srErTIN. Jan 20-sailed steamer Polyhesi" '''''
ASTwERr Jan Arrived steamers Nsthersa'e
BouIoGNE, jim 20 Arrived. steamer spaarn'a"' w.
Sgsca Jan sailed steamer Fulda toer ghAsnn''
Tor Nsw.Yark-
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TWO BAPTIST CHURCHES TO UNITE.

The future Of the First BAPTIST Church IN Per'epo"V
st. whose building has been sold to the brookNh cav
ncs Bank is - far determined that steps nave Dten
taken to consolidate with the sixth Avenue 'hulVh "a
the same denomination. The FIRST Chur'h VIII nav
n balance Ct $4,000 when all debts are paio' ana
the nr,ro,ty OF the sixth Avenue Church is worth
s35 900 above the debt of $4,000. 1t is proposed 10
sell the building at SiXthave. and Lincoln fiace' ana
build n much larger and finer one in Eighth ave- near
the Park. A meeting of the members OF the fhst
Eoptist Church will be held on February l 10 Wl ~
the matter The majority OF the members OF polh
churches favor The scheme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21

Chinchilla and Fur Beaver Over.
coats are better appreciated when the
mercury drops. There are excellent
ones among the lot recently reduced to
$lj each.
To meet the late demand we reduce
the price of our finest Underwear
Silk and WOOl-the best value IN the
market were S. and SO; now $3.50.
Morley's celebrated English underwear,
the remnant of an imported stock taken
over by us, SO. Finest English under
wear in heavy natural wool, $500.
Heavy ribbed underwear, 800. A
line of full-fashiOned pure wool under
wear, gray and white, all sizes to 90
inches, Sl.25. Excellent merino socks
% cents pair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
WOODBRIDGE.

4 Newfoundland dog owned by Mrs Dunn DecoinI,e
cuddenIy mad Yesterday attacked several boys.
" Rathbun had his fingers lac"rated' hop'rV ic' -
had his thumb almost severed ana 'S'"' q,
,Ii,h vas severely torn All the boys are u.u'i 49,. Ia
80 ,.,nr. old Mrs Il. Gilman. WHO ,ought % w.
oT tGn dog was 80 roughly used by the Hii IN; The
on VI i,,,,,, I'm slr,d, She not bitten INC
Ho or vas Shot and the injured boys had their "onu'
cautcriLcd.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY
sATURDAI. JAN %
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY JAN. 90 1893
ARRIVED.

,r,a, N,sssslnui RI Morrill, London Jan e. WIN nss
O., It.nr transport 60 Arrived II the Bar AZ a M
Steamer wyoming tBrl. Righy Liverpool Jan .tu,ensos
M sifh mise and passengers VI Untsrhill - 60 AT
ed a Bar At -, hal.
steamer ~ Marnock Brl Phipp-. ANonmouth an ~ %
ias Ia Chas sumner Arrived Al the ar Al ~ ~
steamer Victoria tBrl. Baker SUNDERLAND Jan 81" "A
p,rirr A co Arrived "a the Bar at ; IA l9th ,,.~,.
steamer Rhaeta GER. \oe'lgesang lismD 1 AZ
with udse and passengers to X Cortls A4N''i q" Wv ~
at 3 pm. . -, D., IAN 10 southampton
Si,am,r IIavcl gen. Jung-t, Bremen Jan L. H""Nf
IA ith ,u,ls, and passengtrS to Otlrichs A Co x.,
Steamer Kings cross OBJ. Mills. Havana Gay "n
T., nr. vessel To Winchester a Co Arrived Al VIC DO"
l3O ...,...s a., Havana DAYS
win, me-, =, amt p,SeIg, James NArd a g" AiNe'
the bar at - m. . , ,..,,, ,,ssa and psI
srngtr- II seaman ,...,,,oa 81, Hruns
st,.,,u,r Cy OF ~au Antonio ItIen, Frrnapilna VA dun
wick TIA with msc AMI passengers Ia u Mal". -. .nd
steamer Beneactor. Hansen. Whmins'oh' WIZ" "'' -
passrngtrs VIM L clyde a Co
sUNSET-Wind at sandy Hook moderate ~ ''e"'
land y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
NEWARK.

In thc case Of Frances +. ~ Hatch. OF New forh'
aroipst Lizzie FOsdick. cXccutriX OF JACOB Erwin D
estate on trial In the Vice Chanccllors Court eNIue
v-.s ciycn Yesterday TO show that paper sunni sunni ~
" iicrrc ,y,. forgery. Miss Hatch Is p1nclPal ".
nn,u,iir school 40 81 in Newl orl she says LIN,
H. o.tatn ovc her 1000. which Erwin Leld III u,t.
~ - u5cn he died She said she had no rec ipt9
Ir thr money bnt a memorandum had been gwen MI
,',tch she snbmitt 10 the Court Inc dei"uuc ~
va &C." tcr,,y that this memorandum was forgery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21

onitaIist of the country this greatest OF oPph
npitic, 10 show the products of the country 10 ,
rnrd s,re as we are that any amount Oh HUH 81,
nnded for said purposes would show lIsei
an exceedingly profitable investment to every pho,e
mani Individually and consequently 10 n tnJ
country. W WI h ~ " '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

PROMINENT NKKI ' hI"J III '
nprrvoorr- Charles = Mayer president Of the Bali
49,, ,,h,a y.,no.d companv. BUCKINGHAM-EN-
Congressman William w Rice. Of Massachusetts rr -
AVFNUE-Senator John sherman. q ONO anu inV"''
Lowry OF Minnesota. HOFFMAN-"iIsoh % p '.' =,
urr,io UOIIANp-tieneral william Sooy smith, o'
60. Nrpp,y HILI-Presidcnt Merrill L. oatcs'
- .rhors, College NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of state
Frank Rice Of Canandalgua ard Edward "einpe oil
,onviue n Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hehha' VI
,va.htnc,o, n r WINDsOR-EA. Congressman John w
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OGEECHEE.
PEoUOT.
NEW COLLARS.

wHEATENA.-The best break fast food: delicious
nourishing cooks minute 20 cens; all grocefs
HEALTH FOOD COMPANY. 81 5thsve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

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WATER.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21

LUXURY For TOURISTS.
Dr. LYONS Perfect Tooth Powder In metal boxes. via
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21

CoRyELLs BE.NZoIN COSMETIC SOAP.
Keeps the skin soft white and heatnful All Druggists
% cents.