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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
HE SAWS HE WAS ~sAxpBAGGEp.n

Walter Rockwell thir;y-fve years old. cher stewart
OF the Ward Line steamship lucatan Il In pNodrlou'
condition at his home NO. 43 broadway 'he result "
k alleged of being dragged sandbagged and robbed AT
IItietbs; and Third ave. New York City, on tuesday
night last Although Rockwell taken to hi home On
Wednesday morning In semi-con-cious condition. NJ
report Of the yet been made TO the ponce
According to his sisters story. Rockwell, IN com
pany with Joseph Wilkins. old friend left tie vessel
on Tuesday night To visit friend named Charles CuGc
who lives IA East Fifty nnth-s Before reaching the
house they stopped in a liquor shop fitetitst
and Third ave-, where they had drink NiiAih' t'eh
left him and went to his home nearby. Rockwell Ic-
manned and had another drink. lie then went out OF
the place to the sidewalk After this time EockweFs
memory is a blank. He found himself on board the
vessel on Wednesday morning and was suffering muen
missing. Ills condition Is critical.
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u NIB X Z L l. A s.

We direct attention to our Stock
of Ladies' and Gentlemen's UNI
brellas, now complete with a full
line Of New Goods in Fast-dye
Union, Silk, Warp Gloria, Serge,
Taffeta and Extra heavy twllled
Silk, mounted Oh English Natural,
Olive, Cape Horn, Silvered Loop
Snake and Fleur de Lis Handles.
In 2G-inch, we are showing a
line Of Umbrellas for Ladies' use,
in Natural and Silver.patch Han
dies, at S1.OO, S1.15, S1.6j, $500,
1925 and upward.
Gentlemcn's Umbrellas, in 26
and % inch, mounted OH the lat
est styles of Imported Sticks
Plain and Silvered-frOm S1.1j to
5000 each. Gentlemen's Close
Rollers as $500 and S4.2j each.
JAMES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and 18th st.
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WHAT X GOING ON TO-DAY.

Bar Association meeting. evening.
Inquest on Bellevue Hospital patient, Grier
New.York Athletic Club Governors, evening.
Board Of Aldermen, city Hall, / p. M
Health and Police Boards meetings.
Amateur Fencers' Union tournament. Berkeley Lyceum.
p.
Phi BETA Kappa alumni dinner. Clark's, evening
Young Mems Republican Association, With Assembly
District No. 1873 BToome-st p. m
Society OF Amateur Photographers No III West Thirty
e!ghth-st.. y. III.
Curriers' annual dinner, Hotel Coar evening.
Kings County League OF Republican Clubs. NO, "a
COurtst., p. m
Young Mems Institute Literary Society No. 300 Bow
cry, p. m.
International Medical Missionary Society. Madison
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. p. m.
Society Mechanics and Tradesmen's schooi eio~hs
eNcrc. ses Hartman Hall p. IN.
ND Assembly District Republican Association No.
1876 EiGhth-,t., p m.
Auction sole OF Cutting collection, Chickerng Han D
y. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
rop yTTY MCTTAL LIFE BrILDIyG

The Mutual Life Insurance Company will shortly
Lecin the construction Of n building In Liberty st. ad-
Joining ITS present structure. $. ID. labcock. who Is
one Of the building committee said to a reporter last
uight:
The new structure will be used in part by the
company, ~ the extension Of It's business may re-
quirc The rest will be rented for Office purposes.
Tn. addition will be OF material similar IN every
way 10 that used In the construction Of the main
buildlug 1t will he twelve stories high and will
have a frontage Lberty-st. OF 100 feet
It's depth Will be sixty feet The prlucipai
entrance Will he I'm Liberty So II Is possible
that = similar building BE- begun soon in Cedar
st as the company hDs lately acquired an equal
amount OF land there adjoining the main building.
In case the company should decide 10 erect building
f. Ccdarst the two will be connected with the main
entrance in NaSau-st. and a large open court will
re between them. Tho cost OF the structure will
amount 100000. Tho ground is al present occu-
Med by the stone Bulding, which l. oi brick. THIS
Will be torn down and the work Will be begun as
soon the plans OF the architect. Charles w clinton,
are completed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22

Arrangements are being made for inc hohah 'a''oh'
aymcn of the city 10 give dinner u DNHoP w
bonnel at the Clarendon Hotel on April 20 lie ha'
accepted the invitation. reception 70 ''c rs"
It ,,u 10 given by the Columbian Club, in lieu Of
tho dinner proposed 10 De gwen I" "0'''"'0 '"' NV
prelate to his diocese.
THE onDcol in the suit OF c. F. Wills, the contractor
, uorl on tbe BROOKLYN Tabernacle, who recovered
CT 600 ON = lien upon the structure, has been with
drawn and the suit has been settled Tor S4o'oOo'
OF this $4,000 is paid in cash. ana the ie'h'iluor -
10 be paid by January l. 1888
Mrs Charlotte Post Smith. who died on Suhuay ~
M oe6 . Thlrtcenthst. would have been TO- years
old ~ IN. had lived until May %. she lett ~ drect
d.sccndonts including children, 81 glandchdiel' ii
great grandchildren and 10 great great sanuch '''
Her funeral will take place tomorrow
A new station Of the Kings County Elevated road, At
Montauka ave and the Eastern Parkway. was openci
YESTERDAY The road VIII not Nc eAuol"o O'"N" '"'
pont for a year or two.
The Aldermen voted YESTERDAY afternoon 70 pave the
unpaved portion of Atlantic ave. from Cla'son ave 70
y..t..sve AZ an estimated cost of S231,OOO.
The c.v. Alexander Lewis u whom was extended a
call from Inc congIegation of the New England Congre
eatona Church, in south Ninth 81 near DIiSSS ave.
tuo weeks AGO has ANNOUNCED his intention of accept
ing it,
A hinge alligator IN front Of Fulton-st shoe-store
has a card with this written on 1t: " This "o"anu'
fish was lust caught tur years ago today aiter eAhs
thirteen people thai weighed 1341 pounds
Police Commissioner Hayden sppointef MIS-. Helen
J. Cox of no 228 Front ST.. police matfoh yes'cf
day and assigned her for dnty at the new Eighteenth
Precinct Police station. Her salary will lie $500 Il
year she the frst appointment under the ne" law
The class of o2 Of the Long Island college Hospital
held their annual dinner last evening at the Clarendon
o,.l The annual dinner of the alumni will b. eaten
a, R-nsen Hall this evening. The commencement ex-
o.as will lake place to morrow evening in the Acad-
envy Of Music.
Frank ~ Parshley, Of the trustees OF the Third
Methodist Episcopal Church. began suit In the city
Court yeterday against The board Of trustees Of III,
church for So $50 for work. labor services and money
laid ont in 1881 In connection with the charge ar
raicnmont trial and conviction Of the Rev. c. W.
Milcn for immortality
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re,vsroByaTIoy OF 4 BIG STORE.

The new drygoods store OF Lehman Bros. at
ruI,on Uoyt and Livingston sts., Brooklyn, was
oDened Yesterday for the sale OF goods. On Saturday
scafolding filed the house. but with Monday morning
.e goods and the salesman in place and the long
talked OF uptown moving Of the house had taken place
The front Of the building IS OF Nova Scotia granite with
columns OF Georgia marble. Great banks OF flowers
,,u.d tho sbo,r windows The store has frontage
Of ~ feet in Futon-st 1o4 feet in LivngStonst. and
20 feet in IiOvt-St. It's greatest oimrnNloiS are
SIoxsO There are four floors. each having 1900
sonare feet OF space ON the first floor are gloves,
furnishing goods umbrellas. fancy goods and dress
goods Clothing OF every kind upholstery goods and
Curtains ill the second floor. The offices are on the
third floor as well large stock OF handsome
fnrriturc on the fourth floor various workrooms.
In the basement china glassware, brca-brac ana
house furnishing goods
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MnIrE pLAINs-Tne Repnb!Ican town cnu
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CIrI.-Thc Queens County Court
Of Sessions reassemblcd yesterday morning after n
recess OF two weeks The first case called was that
Of the people against Mayor Gleason, on charge OF
having assaulted Alfred Nelson on June 30 OF last
year. The Indictment then found against the Mayor
was for assault in the second degree. Gleason was
not present and District Attorney Fleming asked that
his bail be declared forfeited. Judge Garretson VINO
pre- idct granted the motion. wien the deiehusht
appeared The DlstuctAttamcy still Insisted That
his bail wa, f3rfeited, but. ater strong appeal from
Mayor GIcason's counsel Judge Gnrreson. after warn
ing tho Mayor that he must again trtre with the
court decided to his decision. Mayor Gleason
sas not ready for trial, but the case was set down
peNmponly for tomorrow morning
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c.yrNc FAREWELL. To THEIR UiRCH.

Services OF farewell held last evening In Inc
First Baptist Church. at Pierrepont and Clinton SIS
which is 10 be torn away 10 make room for the ne"
building of the Brooklyn savings Bank, to be erected
upon the site at cost of S2Jo,OOO Many Of inc
members of the church present to Say farewell
10 the building in which services have been he'd lor
a dozen wears The congregation will hereafter wor-
shin in the chapel Of the Polytechnic Institute uhui
. new church IS decided upon and built with the
5000 900 received for the old one.
The church thronged at the services d.
H. L. Morehouse conducted the religious services. Ad-
dresses were made by the Rev DIS iialsey W. knapp
" G. p Rhoades and Jesse b. Thomas Dr. Ih"nds
Via RI. hnIding lad never been dedicated, but wd'
Imply opened when services were begin IN II under
his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22

steamer critic OBI. Davies Dundee Mar g. with mdse to
simpson. spence Youns ArTi,edr the Bsr at - Pm
and passengers to Forget ATT, ed at the bar at 40 M
spnsGrs to Pacific Mail :, 60 Arrived al The Bar at
nc and passengers To PM Forwooi% Co. Arrived at tho
hsl aper rlaba Mcintosh Mexican ports via Havana
DAYS with and pasScnScrso Jas Wards CO. Arrived
AZ Steamer n Camden r Bland Maanzas days with
t Ref CO. vessel To Funch Edge Co. Ar
sInrr Bermuda CHr' Fraser wndwarl Islands st
steamer Algonquin, Mckee Jack.onyie and Charleston.
with md-c and pa.scngrrs to VIM clyde a Co.
and passengers 10 Il l. walkrr
steiner. S to 5i pSmino" :, anu
steamer Iille henderson. Wiietis, Philadelphia with
, Steamer cottage City Bennett Portland and pas
sicamrP WtsesDarrr Gates Boston for Johnson
steamer CITY New Bedford Weaver Fall River. 10 Borden
snp inlon Carver shanghai oct rs via Hong Kong Nov
II Win mdsc DeacampN CO. vessel 10 De Groot * Peck,
sUNsET-Wind at ,antv Hook moderate. NV clear
Al CiIy Island-h0ht. INV; clear.
CLEARED.
steamer France tIr,. Haley London WI Hurst
Steamer Nevada ,Brl. Lamb. Liverpool VIA Queenstown
Steamer st Pancrs Br) YarSor. Liverpool
"s,camer Cuhc Br, Jones Liyerpcol-II Maitland Kersey
steamer Panama Err, Chabo bordeaux ana santAnder-
Steamer amptsas Crowril Colon Pacific Mail CO.
steamer lavenshoc lB. Jones' sasua Ii Winchester
steamer cmas~ce Robinson Charleston Jacksonville
tramr \acOoC hrr smith, savannah X !. walker
steamer r W Bruno. Lewis baltimore II & Fn~tOg
Shin trmanic (Nor Sund Melbourne Arhell Douglass.
sim l,omeuc tBr. Randall, Batavia Java, tor orders -
Ch.S l. sumner a Co
BARK Marie y korsch GER. Dade. quivueWm Grace
Co.
SAILED.
Steamers France London. Vandvck Rio Janeiro Lam.
pasas Chaahoochee savannah Iemassec
Belgium BuenOs Ayres, Alice c DickinSon Ponce.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Loypoy. Mar l9-sailed steamer EnSland tBr. Heoey,
for New. York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Mar 2l-Arrved. steamer Ebo Ger. Won
GoesSel. from New York her way Bremen.
sailed Ems (ier sander. from Bremen hence for
NewNOlk
GLASGOW Mar Arrived steamer State OF Nebraska (Br)
from New York
DUNDEE 20 Sailed steamer Mareca (BrJ. Tats for
New YORK.
LIZARD Mar Passed steamer California (Ger Droesch
from New.York on her way To Hamburg
ROTTERDAM. Mar lv-Arrved. steamer Washington City
OBJ. nlanhhorn. from NrwNOrk.
Sailed Spaarndam tDtcD. BOujer. for New York.
AMSTERDAM. Mar 10 Sailed. steamer kolte r,am DlclD
ROggcvecn. for Nrw-lOik
ANTWERP. Mar lo-sailed. steamer Pennsylvania (Am)
Thomas for New.YOrk.
GIBRALTAR. Mar 2lArrived steamer Fuda Ger), Thalen
horst. from New. York on her wav 10 Genoa
Passed. steamer ST Dunstan OBJ. for New.iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
More Emphatic than Ever.

ousekeepers who have been induced try some new brand
Of baking powder in place Of the Royal ust Tor change
become more emphatic than in their praise OF the Royal
The mail frequently brings over thousand letters Gay
commencing the great qualities OF the K0yai oak's o"o
t ors :, every part of the world many Of whom have
d i for over quarter OF century without single failure
T. never loses strength The last teaspoonu in can is as
good as the first
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
THE THIRD OF THE Faust" READINGS.

The third OF the course OF readings from Bayad
Taylor's Faust" given by George Riddle at the
Madison square Garden Concert Hall yesterday after
noon. The programme began with the promenade
Of Faust and Mephistophces continued With the
scenes in MARTHA house and the garden. and ended
with the forest and cavern and Margare's Mr..
Cappn's orchestra played "Mephistophees serenadc'
from Berloz and the jewel song and melOdrama BY
Gounod. There the usual largo audience. The
fourth reading Will be given Friday Afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
FINE CHANCE FOE SAILOR LADS.
noYs OF THE sT MARYs ENGAGED-DEsIRABLE
BERrrls WAITING FOR THEN.

BERrHs WAITING FOR THEN.
For several years there has been considerable DIM
Guilty In securing II sufficient number Of the night KIM
Of boys for the course the schooship ST. Marys inc
nautical .choo Of New lork. This has been due TO
various causes principally. however TO thc fact thh
graduates OF the school often unable TO secure
desirable places on merchantmen. But t.is dlnculty
promises soon to b. thing OF the past Commander
John MCGOWAN, OF the Navy, now In charge ~ the
schoolsIp, yesterday presented letter TO Commits
,ioner John schuyler Crosby chairman Of tho Commit
tee on the Nautical School Of tho Board Of Mucaion
from j. y. Houston vice president OF the IAciic Mail
steamship Company, Offering employment to all the
BOYS who are 10 De graduated next October The
offer is made In accordance with the provisions OF
the Postal subsidy bill. passed short time ago by Con
gress The bill requires all the officers and certain
percentage OF the Of the steamers carrying the
United States malls 10 be- citizens OF the United state
The BOYS II Is said will be admirably lifted to net
" cadets and petty officers Oh these steamers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
THE NEW SITE FOR COLUMBIA COLL EGE

Al meeting Of the trustees OF Columbia College yest@r.
y afternoon It was unanimously decided Luy the prop
erty at One.huna red ixteenthst and Amste dan
the site for the college provided that the bill
which prohibits the opening OF streets through THE land
should From present indications the trustees
are confident the passage the bill II proposed
by the Institution grant the city strip Of land forty
foet the nohery end Of the prop rS fo the put
nose OF widening wenticth>t II this Is
done the college grounds win be surrounded three
sides by 100 wide and by the Boulevard 100
laot vide, su fourth side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
UOROkEN.

Mrs Bessie Ludwig, Of No. 43 Garden-st, was ar
rested and taken before Recorder McDonough yesterday
morning on the charge of swindling Her victims
were mostly women and her plan of operations was
70 90 10 houses and solicit drcsmakng She would take
away the CLOTH agreeing to furnish trimmings lining ec.
In q day or Two she would make request for some
money on account. Then she would disappear. Inc
woman was remanded for further examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
PLAINFIELD.

Suit was brought against the city OF Piainhed yes
terday by Joseph VI. Low, to whom the Dig DIN
Democratic combine In The Common Council granted
uotcr and sewer contracts last wear. Low will en-
deavor by this suit establish his right to proceed
with the building OF the several public works from
doing which this years Republican Council mas ell
ioned him BIZ ordinances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
NEWARK.

Mrs. Belle Kuebler. wife OF George hucoier' -"
o,ler living at 40. 10 Jones-st.. was beaten oy n1
husband late on sunday night and was sen, 10 u,'
hospital. Kuebler locked up to await INC HSui1
Of her injuries The woman was formerly Known 10
Z" Belle keenan,. The pair have hau Hciu ~ ~
cnarrels IN sunday night Kueblcr attacked MS WIG
With "a Ratchet cutting her twice In the heia anu
breaking both her wrists She Will prooaoy Icoo'c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
NEW BRUNSWICK.

The herosm and presence OF nina OF inc 'e'o"o''
and older pupils Of the High school prevented siam
node At n fire In the building yesterday. The fire
broke ont in the laboratory, the principals room
The smoke assembled TO the upper floors ana cfei'eu
manic Each teacher rushed TO the door OF her I0ol
and compelling silence, permitted one pupil at tulc
10 walk out thus saving every one OF tle aWV Hnc'
in The building The school, worth $Jo'OOo was
saved by the prOmptress Of the hremen III cohihih5
the fire to the laboratory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
NEWS FROM NEW-JkRSEl.
JERSEY CITY.

III, .oa hodv OF an unknown man was found 0" q
,ao,ocr ~ the West shore Railroad, Just ho''" -
,;owark.ove at . 80 O'Clock yesterday m)rh'hs' ~.
engineer ran over the body aud 50 diScoVereo ~ ,
the hody was frozen stiff it is evident al ,ne man
bocn dead some time before the cn1ns ra, lie was
mr. ,oicc believe the man was mhIhcTtu' Nv.
drcssed in dark sack suit lie appeared u u i''''
fVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
PASSAIC.

The Rev. II. T. Widdemcr read MS resignation To"
the pulpit OF the First Congregational Chnrch at the
eor,ice IN Sunday night meeting of the cOngrcga-
tion will ne held on Wednesday consider the Irslga
tion Mr. Wlddemer has been in poor health Tor some
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
HOME NEWS.
ppo,uyr,yT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT h1tltl' Alho Al Ailh nv
Observation-Disclosures Charles II. Bell, OF New
Hampshire. FIFTH AVENUE-Congrcssman Thomas b.
Reed Of Maine. and Ex-Governor Frederick smyn' OF
New.Hampshrc. HOFFMAN-WilSon 3 Bisscii anu
George Blesteln Of Buffalo. HOLLAND-CharleS farso
Of Chicago. MURRAY HILL-Bishoo D.. a. Goo1seii' OF
Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
Sun rise 50 Set so7 Moon rio, ZIG Moons %
HiGH WATER
/N-sandy Trk. l:}2 GOV. Isld.. l:52 Hell &C.. 345
P.N-sandy HE.. ZOO Gov. Isrd.. 2l6 Hell &C.. 400
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCUF=TER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON WANTS TO BE 'II1.
The village OF Mount Vernon yesterday held
special election dccH the question OF Incorporation
Il, n city, There much interest taken In the
contest and both sides worked indusriou>y. when
the vote WIS counted nj a late hour last night the
nroposition was found to have been carried by big
majority only AS voters out Of nearly 1000 OPP
posed 1t.
WHITE PLAINS.-Tle Republican town caucus 70
plnce IN nomination ticket for town 0ilccrs ana 20
elect delegate - represent the party IN the Assembly
District conventions, Will be held In The Town Ian
10 night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
Announcements.

Al love it, love it, and who shall darc
To chlde me for loving my aOIODONT there
I've used IL and blessed IL a thousand dmo,,
TIL my b: alta l. ~ sweet A. poct- rhymes,
TIL my teeth are a. white a. diamonds Iaro
On a precious thing Is my SOLODONI fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLY YIN.

rur .1nrpNFv WANT A CELEBRATION.
The question Of a proper celebration by the gu" Va
tho loOh anniversary OF the discovery OF hi'o''"
discussed by the Aldermen Yesterday Dls~'' 1N.o
man Mckee offered resolution pro'iui"t 1''
potntment Of a committee OF I'VE 10 repo'' ~ "lo
meeting what steps the city should take III ''e ~ -
and directing the Corporation Counsel 10 draw up 4"
r .t,,,nr Oh. transfer OF $4,000 from the reve-
nue. fund to the contingent iuHu |" u'
OF a proper celebration. 80
rho resolution was opposed by President Cone, al"
Aldermen a Large Hcaney and PICKERING, o"' :,
1900 NV = vot. Of 10 TO g. those In the minority
being Aldermen Beard. Black, CoheS, feIe"'o"
Hcaney Hess Jordan. MacKellar and f1cherins'
II was then decided BY majority Vo'o u io'V"
49, noso,r,ion and divide IT, This reopened the
debate President Coney said that any such ceieor'
tion ON the part OF the city would be FOR the oehe "
the BROOKLYN four hundred" and not lof uie PVvr'
at large Afde man atLarge Heaney saio IL ~o"u ~
simply initiating the action OF the ne" io'N w..
non and he was opposed to any such action. hlder-
MEL a 10 Pcse,ing wanted matter involving so
graat an Expense laid for consideration III Ts
rest of the resolution on the table
ur SAID HIS WIFE HELrED TO POISON HIM
Anton Kospesd, forty-two years old caiPon,oi'
died Yesterday afternoon in the Eastern Dlsul'V MS
ptal from the effects Of Paris green taKeh On 'u"1'
Ko,peskl occupied apartments WITH HIS WIG ana w
vounc children al No. 3SS Marcy-ave frequc". qu''
rels arose between husband and WIFE, anu Oh "iN"'
afternoon Kospeske expressed a desire to die'
az ,ou vond IKE to kill yourself said MIS-.
Kospesd. according to her husbands statement
will assist you ,o
The Woman then, he said brought out pach'lss
containing the poison. She then aSsisleo MN III ma
ing II and watched him drink 1t. kospcsm wa "'
oncs seized with violent cramps and Ambulance surgeon
Clifford was called. lie removed the man 10 thc Nus
pal An officer of the Thirteenth Precinct went "
Kospeskis home where the woman dtncd the charscs
made by her husband She declared That he mAea .o
poison himself and took It, lie was AoouV " ''"0
another dose when she knocked the glass rum MS
Ind Yesterday afternoon size called at the hospital
N 500 her husband Al the time DR.. GihoN was
administering stlmusnts TO the dy lng man. Nmic '1c
surgesa was thu, engaged the woman a'tenPtvuu ~
interfere and DECLARED that the PLY scian "ao h.hS
her husband. she became 50 boiNeiuus tat an oi.
was called to eject her. During the scco hosPH
died The police have not taken any acuoh On inc
STAT mcnt made by tie dead man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
S p z c r C. S ia.
Sold by Druggists sent Prepaid anywhere and In any
quantity Receipt Of Price.
HUMPHREYS MEDICINE CO.,
Corner William and John SITS. Ncw-York.
THURSDAY. MAR. "a.
SHIPPING NEWS.

Santiago. y a. Cuba. Cicnfuegos.-...... pm pm
trinidad. quebec. Bermuda. --..-----....- pm pm
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PORT OF NEw.Y0RK........M MONDAY, MAR. 81 1892
ARRIVED
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WHEATENA.-Thc best breakfast food delicious
nourshing; IN minute; 23 all groccrs.
HEALTH ROOD COMPANY 81 5thayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dcntlfrice
best powder the world for preserving tho
teeth. 'liefreshing and delicious" 70 cents bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22

CoRNTLL's BINZoIN COSMETIC SOAP.
Prevents all dryness and roughness Of the hands. Al
Druggists, % cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D..


Disease, Of the Nervous system, Gcnlto Urinary Organs
In potency and Sterility. Hours. TO !. TO 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
PHILLIPS, DIGEsTIRLE coco

more delicou, In and than other rrepi
tion OF cocoa or chocolate sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22

ELKo. l. & w. KAIGUN.
TWO NEW COLLARS.