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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
FOX MAYOR Of HiRTF0RD.

CONSIDERING TIE CHANCES OF VARIOUS NNN-
pIp>Tis-rnE WORLDS FAIR ,UBscRifiIoN'
Hartford Feb - spe.ian-I is Il litte more 'I'h
month before the municipal election takes pace an"
there I, already unusual Interest In the apPro''""'o
cont,t The Republican talk lust now l. III "No' "a
renominating Mayor Dwight, II hc cares "H"" !"
serve tie city but II h" should drl" oH' "i '"' -
81. with "A view 10 the Republican nomination lor
coprress next fall as Is possible. Alderman Charles H.
,stt,ng. If the Billings a spencer Company. l. prom
incntly mentioned in connection with the MHN o''H
Either Of these gentlemen would make an cN''"'''
RIM for the place. DR.. James Campbell. II TIE blaru
~ Health /, spoken of by some. and Alderman lr'A
McGovcrn /, I'm the list Mr.. McHoven has been III
cnutiuuou. .ervce ON the city board, for number Of
vcors and no one i thoroughly acquainted with
municipal affairs than he. The Democrats are deter
mined 10 make a Dard fight. and II they can induce
George II. Dny. Of the Pope Manufacturing 'ohpHhH'
IN run thcv would bc I'm the best condition TO make
a winning fight they have been Tor years. II II hiruy
po,,blc that he can be prevailed upon 10 take tho
responsibility. lie /, unused 10 public once ana MS
tastes are not in that direction. The most probable
nomination by che Democrats i, that OF Alderman
George d. Carter. who has ambition, and who would
make good candidate. The ward politicians are
busy but there significant change, to be made
in the Board Of Aldermen. Judging by tie nominations
which have already been outlined. There Is a prom
ability that Alderman McGovorn will decline again to
run for the board aud his services will be loss To
tho city.
The local subscriptions 10 the $4,000 fund for IT,
Worlds Fair guaranteed to the cxtcmpoHzcd state
fund by the Hartford Board Of Trade coming IN
satisfactorily. and there Is no doubt that the money
will be In readiness whenever the state treasurer Of
tho fund calls for H. Many subscribers have al
ready sent in their checks. ana there i, an unusual
interest In the World, Fair throughout this region
IL l. just possible that the fact that the Legislature
did nothing aud that the paric, Interested called
upon 10 provide the fund has developed n greater
interest In the fair than would otherwise have been
the case.
Commissioner Fyler OF the Insurance Department
Ia, published his annual report OF the condition OF the
fire Insurance companies dSlng business IN the state.
hc aggregate of asset i T2OS,olf.0iI and OF rPui
over all l1iiities TjJtGl.l21. The net surplus
all liabilities has fallen OF about $i.0OO.OOO. Ths
business In the state Is In contrast TO that In other
states. Premiums from ~ Ole, .Oi 10 ~ 90 237
while lose, fell from SJ40.3oi To- S7a3.212. As 10
Increasing fire losses throughout the cOuntrc. the
COMMISSIONS says IT i due To the evils Of m
surancc effected largely through ngrntS who have
nothing at stalk. but who anxious T. commits
,ion, lie estimate that 80 per cent Of the fires are
inre
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DID HE cITSE HIS VTFES DElTUY

Joan Fox cerk aged forty ~ No. 100 Fast 70, ty.
Gfst.st arrested ard ragicd the YorkNic Police
Court yc,tctdy morning suspicion ~ having caused
the dcIth Of his wife. Mary aged thirty.-iN lie was
the first to discover her dead holy no 1915 O'Clock
Friday night lying the noor beside In a pool
of blood and hc at once Informed his nclghbors Mr. and
Traoor IL the fact. According to Fox who appeared
,tckcn hi, VII" had been suffering with hemor.
images Tor months, They had been married twenty years
aud had children
lie told justice Hogan that when he reached home at
10 10 o'clock ON Friday night he found the room in total
darkness. ON making light he found hl, wife living
ON IN, floor beside the bed though fallen out
of H. 81 then tried llft her up" he continued land
found that she cold. | Thought she dead and
=, ne, a: my ncChbor's door across the halt aad
Nj snd Mr.. Trainer that feared my wife was dead.
tl,,t, rin up u Harlem and told friend had
lee, helping make up his accounts. when | left my
ic IL, the morning -hc complained of feeling sick and
When 1 returned home she was dead"
Mrs TIanor Mrs. Fox came to her door early
morning and said that sho was weak from bleeding
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HOME NEWS.
NEW.YORK CITY.

NEW-fDRk tll1.
Water Reg ster Reys receipts for the Of Croton
water during the week ending February - fell TO
SI7.O17 II
Mayors Marshal Engelhard issue1 1876 city licenses
last week. for which he received in fec soJl %.
Colonel Thomas Wentworth Iggnson lec'ur's -
Young men In the Church Of the Divine Paternity.
Fihh-ave. and Forty ffthsi., this evening on The
Literary Profession IN America"
u. Reid The steamship Great Eastern upon her
first trip 10 the United to this poIt by way
Of Long Island sound, and anchored In Flushing Bay
July IL. 1852.
An artistic new wax group OF many figures, entitled
The CITY swell" Is on view at the Eden Nusee and
cvokes much praise. There will be sacred conccrs
10 day The annual flower show opens on wednesday.
The Tribune yesterday received ~ from o. W.
Wright and ~ from " H. W. for the Russinn FAMINE
Fund.
Enquirer. The Kelley Institute for bchloIie 81
gold treatment is al White Plains, y. y. by nd
dressing n letter there you can obtain the necessary
information.
Commissioner Knox. OF the Board Of Education. has
resigned his place as head Of the Nautical Committee
II is said that President Hunt Will ask Commissioned
Msclay TO accept the craftsmanship
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is open free q the
public from . until p. H. to-day. il IS also opeli
free Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays aud saturday
from 10 a. until p and OF Tuesday and 7ntnr-
day evenings from until 10 O'Clock The admission
on Mondays and Tuesdays is % cents.
william Q. Judge Will address the H. Z. b. Thco
,oph.cal society tonight ut No. ~ West Onc-hun
dled. and twenty Gfth-st, upon lhcSsophy and IN
World Admission will be free.
Miss Armand +. Lang and Miss q. VI. Jones have
bceu appointed teachers In Grnmmar school No. 10
Miss Lang who x adnated from tlr' Normal Col
Leo in 1880 received Commissioner Willianss prze
for the best essay English literature
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steamer Comal Bisk, Key West and Gaveston-C Mals

steamer Comal Bsk Key West and Galveson-c II Mansv
Steamer louisiana eager New Orleans-s seaman:
steamer VI Sol. Iav thorn. NewOrleans an elckle
steamer Pawnee. Ingram, wilmington, NC-"m Cvo
steamer Old Dominion Couch Norfolk and Rchmond-oN
Steamer seneca Stevens, Norfolk and Newport zen
sea@Sr City Of Atlanta Dole. West Point ya-0h D.
Steamer Manhattan Bragg. Portand-Horatio Mall
steamer IL Dimock. Berry. Boston-H ,mock -
SHIN Jnletrae NOR Erkssen BrisDare ana Weihue'ohm
Sim p Craze DE Winter San Frsncisco-sutton o.
SAILED. q
Steamers Spaarndam and Washington CITY, for Hottsfdsn
rhingvaa SteII; Aler. Bremen. Vera Genoa: IAne1c
morris ia rial Fshing: Etruraa and Lake WnnpeglA'eic
TrIyiayia glasgow Vim AnuBf ~ Nazaire Dorian kinee
,nn orlaha Havana &C. COmaL Galveston Louisiana sM
III Sni View orleans Kansas CITY Savannah; lemAseee
old Dominion Richmond; Seneca Norfolk CITY
Ailan,a West Point Va sayonia, Baltimore Napier fnA
delpha. o,.- ~-ew &, rrarcis yoscs.u.
Mommsen, Stettin; Lydia. Blaye. -
Also Sailed-Va Long Island Sound
Steamers Manhattan. for Portland II Dimock Boston
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
rvrspoor Feb o7-Sailed steamer Greece tBr) JeShe&
sailed steamer Runjc BIT Thompson. for Sew,york.
Feb CARVED steamer lake Nepgon tBr Taylor NO
rn.pn Feb Passed steamer Bohemia (Ger schroeda
fram New York on her way 10 Hamburg. W., s,.u
HULL Feb 2s-Arrived. steamer Hindoo lDtl' Senue' nv
Feb 24s.iled steamer Hoein GER Gsksn. ia
New lOrk
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Sixth Ave, and 23d Street.
SIGNS or SPRING ~ CONNECHCCL
FI.oCKs or wILDGEESE FLYING NoErh"AHD

r1oCKS or WITDGEESE FLYING NoRTHWAKD-
,RptTTS AND CRO,CSFN II BLOOM.
Norwich Feb. - special Flocks OF VIII T'c'e
l-,vc heauin to nv norhwrrd and weather Observers
are SIRE that spruc 4, NJ hand. ~ Hamburg III 'hc
couofry town Of LYME west Of this city. Charles .Nor
gan a veteran sport killed three Wild Sor,e III
compile of shots one day this week. III the country
d.flct, and al along shore ,port,ncn have loaded 'e
I'D rn,,.kct' with . H. shot for long rang" SHOOTING
and ar. ready 10 pick goose ur two ont ~ any "'r'
b.ped foclt hat come, that way. y rule gees ny
hiyh 20 brh In clear weather sometime. that they
com 70 bc brushing along the armament ana their
oud crv can hardly be heard by peopl" "ho are H-t
,clv them IN foxy weather however, they ny
low because bswildercd. and then hunter WIN he"NY
shot easily knock, three or even more t'eth DIT
Of the winged harrow
Uuonochontaug on the booming ocean hcach sou'h
-, This city D., a famous pace Tor Wild goose" ana
r,pinn lIillycr Burck oi that place "io l. an
arden, goose hunter. usually Kills from ten t" twenty
., IN, bs birds in a season not long ago he male
, wonderful shot killing Ave geese with single
c,r,rtdre all the birds there were In the scat
,.r.d dock /. presented three OF the birds To the
,,cuher, Of m BE saving crew on tho beach. ana
they had great banquet WIN roast gore
and onions as H. ieaons s@a ,h,rc 10 aai
~ lcss Il is cooked Just right. IL Is naturally dTy'
,aieb and little strong Of flavor. but country cooks
,now h0G 10 make II very paatab".
Other i gns ~ eNrly spring ~" s'owdr"ps ana
.-,c,ses On bloom In the warm dporvards OF CON
r..,,cut tovns while trailing Hrbutu> J. IN blossom
spct. ~ robins and blucbirris are seen dahy musk,
-, h. ga come ont Of their conical huts along the
r;yers' brtnks half a dozen black snakes have been
S,id "a The lots NJ Eastern Connecticut this week
and The small boy has begun To play marbles
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crelBryG THE DOGS OUT or IHF GARDEN

As soon as the dog show was over on Friday night
Now York owners of dogs quietly uniastencd the
chains of their exhibits and Started home on foot. IN
the neghborhood OF the Hotel Brunswick maStlhs,
bul,dogs and St Bernards could he for two hours
milling their masters along after the general public
Ind left the Garden Keepers attendants ana trainers
threw on their and began TO box up their dogs
Msetns st. Demands, deerhoinds, wOlfhOundS, bion
hounds great Danes and Newfoundlands were locked
up In enormous iron bound boxes. bearing the namcs
and addresses OF the kennels In large letters Pones
settlers and ooes we're consigned 10 crates, and the
smaller breeds 10 various cuously arranged baskets
There occasional checseboX, marked Live
Dog, Handle with Care" Many of the Brooklyn dogs
were left In the Garden and taken away In an express
wagon Saturday morning sitting on the seat by the
aide Of the driver. tut probably twOtbrds Of all the
dogs direct 10 rhiiade hia, where
they arc entered for the annual show Of the Phldel
MIA Kennel club, on March 10 A. inclusive. From
Philadelphia they will In turn 20 TO Pittsburs ana
Boston for the dog shows held In those cities.
As Philadelphia is such short distance nom here,
there viii be two DAYS before the opening Of the show
next Tuesday, In which the trainers will exercise III;
dogs and get them in good condition again after their
confinement the bench for the last four days The
Winnings Of some of the dogs in the course Of 'hc
season arc no small the mastif BeaufOrtS Black
Prince for instance having carried of prizes to The
amount OF 1898 ut this show. This is unusual ana
some OF the special cups must be won three or lOur
times before becoming the property OF his owner Eut
there is little doub, about this wonderful dog retaining
his challenge cnps ON the other hand the successful
breeders of dogs lave been, and still cxpcndns large
sums of money their kennels, and the breeding OF
dogs like the Black Prince and many others means
wears OF careful study, with little rclurd.
Nv 10 O'Clock yesterday morning there were Onl'
three aelookns dogs in the Garden. which was
rapidly being put in order for the bicycle tournament
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~ IvrFN~CHcLA>TIC RECORD BROKEN.
harvard WINS TROPHY AT THE brhhhhfi
scuoot. A. A GAMES.


SCHOOL \. A. GAMES.
,.. I'D witnessed the nnua indoor athleuc 4an''
, a., ,.,y,i., ochbo 4. at tho 2Rd regiment er"of'
,.,,, ,fernoon Hall. who won the 1b-y"rd da u io'
h, VA, pr,,r,tcd the claim being made ulat ne We
- of,.cn wear, Of age Boscrt. who won The hhe Walk
80. c,rtured additional honor ~ he ala tie a. '"her III
-. ~ . :, LraAinq the .ntcrfcholosuc record by = 10
,d There were several ugly falls In the hcyeid
49, and tls contc . was not finished. Edward w Alien
> vi. university ran n exhibition 10 yards IN ~
.nd and he was loudly appauded The competition
IN. school trophy. silver cup. was Vigorous. mar
., ,on rather ea-ly. -corng 80 points Berkeley Vie
,d win . po!nts and Cater third with 10 Dwight
-, and S.rh- and Columbia Grammar Schools each
Following the results:
- ar, d,sn- Won bv j. Il. Snuu, Harvard IL. q.
r,','.' tf,tofd coLd. Timc-S seconds.
IND AZ IN for bOss under neeJ jea's-Non bN J.
u 5l, Harvard OTTO Wagner, Columbia "i"nnSif' sec
I'D Imc-ss, second. go 49,. ,.,.,.-. , :,
m e.,LeIsv second Time inmates 81 40 SEA-
innnne high !umpwon by :: D. Roc Dwight g. G
Ricnar,s icrkelc,. SECOND Distance i"et 81 inches
peat intcscholsstc r'cori III ,s'Vu, Wan h
- I'D huldc tor royr under tiirr !'srrnM" ny -
pcii cutler & G.sitilhen Cutler, second Time Sec
"nu ,d hurdle Won by o. &. Richards. Berkeley; +.
..G0.yaId dash.-Won by j. IS Snull faryaiui j. =.
Nc( III IlarNi ri, second. Timo--b 20 sccolus. 81,
G,"',,iic rtln Wen bv g. {. SouthW"tth. HarNen' =
I Mafin Berkeley. second. Time mi"iie- u T." sec
onds u , cto.l.,d it.rvsr,.
- H.. al. .oroud Tinc-2 minutes 20 - seconds.
itovsrd rup--Won nv n. g. Chatain isTvnrn r. T.
Chapnsv berkeley second. Tins 80 seconds
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rrrrg,y rrREMry OFF FOR yEwoRLEASs'

ri. vo,eron Fitercn's Association. to ue hu''" =,
"a ,a,,,d for New-Oricans on a rprelai "s'' Va . q
- - ~, cars over the PennsyiNanl' h.'i'o"u ~ =,
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon Ihrif preso" -, a. tho
-, rrv They will appear in the Msfdi "r's
,sge,nt in their dab uniforms red shirt h'e ea~ Ss
hrg gloye. drawing the old Are engine kSoNn %
si> 80 and which was used hv the Volunteer fI'e D.
. ~,nv vear, ago Shortly after o'clock Ves'ea"S
~ ,h ,,eohers of the association u full UNIFORM
..,lod a, their headquarters No 1871 West four'es'.
st. and M, ch,d Broadway; down B,oldTy !" and down
- 80 Contrast IN Park Row 70 BrsadWsr alu n-c, -
otandt.st 10 ferry The party ane ~ 'Sha,pstn
~, td and Washington IN the return trip ana ge IA
iedd.s" are expected home s2au on MaIen ~ ao ~
tIua,a Rand of pieces accOmDinled inc 'e'7i>
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rpACr1EIy BIRKAyr EyJoTyED FROM IcrIxG

judge LacOmbc. In the Ihitcd StU@ circuit court yes
,,rd,v Granted uremnsry Injunction to prevent Frau.
Ieln Marie rarkany from acting at the 1hal Ihc III,
,uit wa, brought by Leo Won Raven and Ma M'nsfc
proprietor. u the Amberc Thcrc. who 1cl"I that hc
va, under contract with them appear t1,fr
in thl, city cxr.ut their own III. The rgn Oh
the to keep Injunction In force until 'unm
Will be- argued OH March 5 The compiinlns have MI
bond Of $1,000 to reimburse the sctre;s in
finally wins.
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"a crrr rDyApD ". FIELDS YACHT.

Indigo werts In Jersey City yesterday appointed
Marshall W. Van Wrinkle auditor in the case OF kohui's
u Colgate AGAINST Edward NJ. Field. the alleged insane
son of Cyrus ". Field To recover deo'' ar ~,
cate some tine ago attached the yacht An'S"'', ~
- p,.,d and living In NewJersey waters. Mr. van
w,rr,e will take testimony TO ascertain how mnch
money is due Mr. Colgate and the yacht Will probably
- soid 10 recover the amount.
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DUFFY SIGNS WITH BOSTON.
Boston. Feb. a7.-liush Duffy signed with the 3os
ION League Cl6L Today for the season Of 1892.

ENGLISH uoRST,s ENTERED FOR CHICAGO RACES.
Chicaeo Feb. 27.-Thc Last entry to the Garfield PARK
Stakes. which closed February Ii, was received from tho
Newmarket course England, yesterday. 10 namel the
t,r cyc,rod Iay colt simon Kcnarl. by ST. smol.Blue
Ro.k for the Derby aud Ilcsing Stake. for 1892 Simon
g,nsrd va. sod by Lori Randolph Churchill To 'oofg"
v Iiankins Of this city February -. Hsnklns has
also purchased three yearlings from Colonel North.
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CITIES ~ THE scTTmEgN LEAGUE

Nashville. Tom, Feb ct T. sullivan. former
manager iof the Washington League and other clubs
now intor scd IN thn a. the Southcfn League
in the city sullivan said this morning thai the southern
League 4, nov nposcs o Mobile. Atlanta, Macon.
CounLu, Ga Memphis, Ne"-oreans and Nashville.
IN. eighth city VII o. either chattanooga Knoxville or
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Announcement =.
ELKo.
T.. & w.
A NEW COLLAR.
ELKo.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D..

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
90 WEST s9TH.ST. - 49,.
Discass. OF Nervous Syst.nL belSo "' "is"A''
,roio,socv ard St.rlIity. Hours. 8 20 !. . 70 g.
WIFE ,rEyA-The best bri akfast food; dehcious
oorrishinr. cooks minute % GEMS en s'ooo'''
WEAITIf POOP COMPANY Gl 5thsve'
BRoNCHITIs.-Sudden changes OF the wcasnsi
viii give relief. sold only in boxes
PHILLIPS DIGErIBLE COCOA
l. r,ore delicious in taste and aroma than any otncf
nr.naratIon of cocoa or chocolate sold everywhere
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AZ r,Ecr1oyEER STALLION BRINGS SIC, 200.

Lexington. Ky. Feb. - I7pecIai)- for Fi-'"'o a.
si,h vcconn roirlavn Farm. this city. has bought
of Miller A -ibley Franklin, Penn. the six year old
brown stallion Nay King = - H. by Electonecr'
dam MAY owen. by Mexandrr's Norman. lie will
he trained this sea.on and driven for record Charles
Marvin believing him capable OF gong low down IN
the Teens
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., tho nose and asked for some "hiskey' SUI div.
sora at intervals during the day, ana 'A % 10 knew
=, o'clock in the aft rnooa Inc next "'' believed
was when Fox to her door anu s'U
'' r.ao r,,c evidence TIE justice believed tha' A.s
died from nitur,l causes and paio'eu roN INV"
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OCTG DING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
wEDNyspAr, MAR. I.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw.YORk. SATURDAY, FEB. -, 1892
ARRIVED
Steamer Rhaeta er Ludwig Hamburg Feb with mdso
and passengers To X Cortis Arrived at the Bar at M
steamer Nycna fBrl Mackay fsyiian ports Kingston
steamer johannes Drum Nor. wessenbrre Nassau Mp
days with mdse and passengers Monte Son Arrived
steamer santut siurges Mobile with mdse to New York
Gulf 81 Co. -
with mdse and passengers to Vim Clyde q Go.
Sclmier Poa tr Ash. 81 Johns. NJ. via Halifax. Ms
Prlnoe (Br) Knu'is.n Boston to simpson,
steamer Coban (Br). Fraser Boston, to Jas Rankins
ship Howard Troop Br Parker Greenock Ia days. In
ballast TOD w Elwe d Co.
SUNSET at SANDY Hook. fresh, L; clear.
Al CITY Island strong. Ne clesr.
CLEARED.
Michigan (Br) Bosquet. London York ship
ping co.
steamer karoon (Br. freeman. iondon-F w Hurst.
steamer Dalton tBr, Barton. Iiverpoo-Bisk Jevons.
steamer Egyptian Monarch (Br). Irwin. Husanderson
steamer Thngyaa DAM Laub settin. Copenhagen. &c
steamer GIuckauf Ger. szymanski Geesenunde Gustav
Icyc.
steamer Conemaugh Spencer Antwerp Nav
steamer VIM Aiming (Br Evans st Nanare- Barber & Co
steamer Bnfgindia (Fr) Dulac Mafseiles-J w Eiwe d
Steamer Asatia tBr,. woodhouse Mediterranean ports
steamer Powhatan (Br. Edwards. Mediterranean ports
Phelns Bros * Co.
steamer Advance Crossman Rio Janegro Santos &C. via
steamer 'nsnopoiitan nirl Conner, Wndward Islands
A r. Ouerbrhier% Co
Foric-cuc obj. Simpson. Gibara- Mose Bros
steamer Ah'nia.k OBJ sansom Aux Cages Kingston. &c
steamer Dorian tBr McFarlane. Morant Bay-Henderson
Bros
steamer America lNor. Hoosief Belize Vessels Co
steamer orizaba Mcintosh Havana and Mexican ports
steamer Henry Dumois (Nor Haslund Antonio Jam
Mopes 4 Co.
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4 SILVER ADVOCATE ~ Chicago
Chicago Feb 27.-The annual dinner VI ,"v The
Doni,or., Club took place tonight at hihsie' . =,
t,ture OF the occasion was an address III .,;,o,,
m, free coinage OF silver the Spe'."o, ro,,onol
rank OF New York.
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1fARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rise 81 40 Moon sets 80 m Moons age 81
IIfGU WATER
uS,ndvuk 7yaGV Isld. 81 lie &c. 9:it
- M-sancy M'k 5S lsd.. s - Hell q elo;lo
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NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
Favorite afternoon train for Chicago, via Newl rk
Central. Runs through In twenty five hours making
all western connections. =.
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tribune EXTRAS.

TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1924 magnificent "sn'
her. over $50 pages Price rs cents. Asssk Of rsaty
references, without any superior. Full descnpuea "
the new Navy Elaborate coinage and currency tase&
Including coinage nce 119J aud details Of the eres'
Intina medium year BY year. since 1852 sleenss ~
,,rn. Athousand other valuable featsrsa
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CHILL AND THE NEW NAvY.-Nsw resU
Prc.idcn, Usrrison's message the ChiIss ssasrs
rcprinted In pa mphet form. together with ssasss
description OF the American NAVY. Aarse ssn'
Der the typical vessels described at isush ws
elaborate pictures and plans and full details CIV"
armn ment. size etc.. sfcach Every vesse'h Toe ."
N.vy i.iucluded In tho Iist Price, Is cents csN
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VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT, whv American V"
nscs Differ In Prosperity" In small pamphlet fsss
The charming article OF b. c. Northrop setting Ter"
tho value OF handsome appearance" aua sanitarys~'
,erm-n. tho pleasure DO derived by the nhabi'as"
from impro cment associations. and the great ser'"
nny man do for his naiivo village. . ees"
copy - per 100 copies.
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BIG ISSUES OF AN OFF YEAR--The masuiaea
tariff md currency articles OF Roswell g. Horr ~
Weekly Tribuac during the last year. reprinted W"
vnriou. Kindred articles. including the wsuder" !"
~ui. Of Reciprocity. and tho article o" Pre" ~
1870 md 1891 A pamphlet Of IS large pages. y
ca Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28

HOW TO WIN FORTUNE, by Andrew Carsesls
from tho Tribuns Of April, 1890 This 10 the arues
which declared NAT college education 10 not esq.,
,nI TO business success. In small pamphlet fera "
cents copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28

KNITTING AND CROCHET. 1S8f.-New. 30 49,
The I'm de omest .nd best knitting and Crochet M"
ever Issued by The Tribune. 25 cenfs . espy II
Issue 1. devoted patterns fer lace sar1ssts hssss"
aud cushion covers trimming, curtain bands saN
mnts. scarfs. tdics handksrchicfs. etc. II edd'hs4
~ pages Of the charming Home and Sscisty' s"'
cles from the sunday Tribane A deliShtfal number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28

100 pieces 3S-iuch nll-wooi Cheviots.
in endless pnttcrn- mud coloring. in-
gliding the Snowflake. Wide Wnie'
Diagonal, Iicrringbonc stripe. In'i,-
ibIc Cheeks aud stripes, aud Novel
Effects, value for 6Jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28

PORT or NETWORK -.... SATURDAY FEB -. 1885,
ARRIVED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28

JO-inch wide all.wooI French Broad-
cloth. This IL our second importation.
Our line !. complete In every shade,
Including Tnns. Crny-, md Modes,
&C., value S1.7J;