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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
NEWARK.

Robert :. Fell. lawyer who went TO Chicago In
search Of william II. Iuchnc'. tho fugitive manager
OF the National Custom Clothing and Mrrchandis" Com
pany. which recently suspended. returned Sesici'iy.
He said he had >czcd. assignee Of the company
goods worth 5000 which be found In liutchlng'',
Office I'm Chicago but failed 10 find Huichncs. Tic
office Of tho Equitable EnicrPriS" Company, which wa,
run by The same men, was yesterday IN possession Of
constable.
The lat" Grand Jury facl 20 take any action in the
csSc % III" Two Democratic l"c.cr~. Woods and No;
lock. who arrested for ilosal voting 10 the lat
MaNOYay election. and 10 j. now positively stated that
the Grand luv ~ elected to cain material W'tno~~e,
against 'h" two men. Public cha g. wctc also made
time Ig, against Democratic county emp Dyes If
attempted bribery u connection with The eiylu. out 81
the contract for TEE Clay u bridge No nli tnen ts
found iu th, either. seven gl'ls II the
Grand jury were Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
NETWORK CITY.

Mrs Alice J. shaw. the whistler. arrived hee yes
to-day on the Inman Line steamer City OF Ncw-iorR'
George KYLE whose sister for time refused TO
believe that he dead. was buried yesterday after
noon. The funeral took place ut his homo, No. 3o'
West One hundred and twefthst The Rev. Dr. H.
Hcber Newton Of All Souls Church. conducted the ser
vices.
Robert Green janitor Of No. "a East One hundred
and sixth st.. and Thomas Murphy, Of No. 111 East
Ninety nnhst were working in rife pl' in the sth
Regiment Armory, ct Park-ave. and Ninety ffth-'t.'
Yesterday afternoon and burned slightly on their
hands and faces by explosion Of gas, which did no
damage to the building.
George Whitehead who has been appointed to sue
coed Charles s. Wilbur chief Of the Special Treasury
Agents Bureau at this port took charge Of the Office
yesterday.
Ba.sctt signed with the New-York Baseball Club
Yesterday.
John Mahoney was committed TO the House Of De
tention in default Of 81 600 bail yesterday. as wit
ness in the case of Michael sliney and James Lyons
who charged with killing Robert Lyons at NO. lo2
CheTy-st on November %.
College Place propertyowners who object to the cx
tending and widening Of that street held meeting
Yesterday afternoon at the Mercantile Exchange W. H.
DuckwoIth presided. John c. Shaw was employed 70
cndcavor to have the action for extending and widening
discontinued. failure 10 do that b get the asses
ment on ncighboring property to dcfIay the expense
reduced
prominent New-Yorh diamond dealer exhibited to
a group Of merchants at the Produce Exchange yes
terday magnificent diamond necklace He aid that
il was made for n wedding present from the Corpora
ton Of Lond to Princess Mary o. Tcck. but nobody
believed him. The string contains twenty seven
dazzling white gems: the pendant il an unusually large
yellow diamond, surrounded by five small brllliants.
The dealer said that lie valued the necklace al S61o0o
Large hot house. grown pineapplcs. aid to he tie
first importation Of the Kind from France. are Offering
at So 30 each They noted for delicious favor and
have known to bring from to five pounds each
for London banNuets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
p AkO ALT O.

HUMPHREYS VETERINARY SALESMAN CROSSED
THE CONTINENT TO VISIT PALO ALTO. THE
STOCK FARM OF Gov STANFORD, THE HOME or
SUNOL. ARION, PALO ALTO &c. AFTER PRE-
sENTING PROPER CREDENTIALS AND EXHIBIT
ING THE LIST OF PROMINENT STOCK OWNERS
WHO ARE USING THE SPECIFICS. MR. REYNOLDS.
THE SUPERINTENDENT. AND MR.. MARVIN. THE
TRAINER, CONSENTED TO HIS TREATING sUNoL
AND PALO ALTO, AS THEY WERE SUFFERING
FROM LAMEYESs AFTER THOROUGHLY TEST.
ING THE SPECIFICS on THESE AND OTHER CASES.
MIR. sTANFORD'S BUSINESS MANAGER AND At
ToRNEY. MR.. LATHROP. PLACED AN ORDER FOR
Humphreys VETERINARY SPECIFICS. PRoBA
RIY THE LARGTS>T EVER GIVEN FOR VETERINARY
MEDICINES ALONE. THIS COMPLETES THE LIST
or PROMINENT STOCK OWNERS WHO HAVE
ADOPTED THE USE OF HUMPHREYS VETERI.
VARY SPECIFICS VETERINARY MANUAL MAILED
FREE on REQUEST
Address Humphreys Medicine Company, corner william
and John sts. New-Tork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
NEWS FROM NEW ERSEY.

PASSAC.
ALL BECAUSE OF TIE RECTOR'S SWEETHEART
Much surprise caused among the members
OF II. Johns Episcopal Church on "A recent "eohcs-
day night by the unexplained absence OF the rector,
the Rev Williams Rowland at the beginning OF the
service The Episcopal Church l. a pretty structure
In PrOspect-st MayOr W. Il. Brown, General IS W.
Spencer state inspector Of hhe practice, President
Eton y. Frsbc, OF the Board Of Education ana DINER
wealthy and influential citizens are among the mem
bers Special week day services are beng held
throughout the Lenten season, and large congrcsa-
ton had assembled on the Wednesday mentioned
Tn. surprise turned to CONSERVATION when Mr.. How
land who Is methodlcal I'm his habits, did not appear
after three. quarters Of an hour Of waiting school
Commissioner Hanks. who is a member OF the vcstry
then dismissed the congregation and at the heah oi
"A party OF went to the rcctory which adloihs
the church NJ. llowland's housekeepcr could not
explain his absence and search throughout the house
fnilcd TO reveal anything.
Mr. Hanks wns about to Inform the police when
somebody suggested going TO the home OF Miss Flor
cnce Hart. youne woman who sings contrnlto IN
the church choir and who Is engaged TO marry Mr..
Rowland. They accordingly headed In that direction
ON approaching the house. dim lights were seen IN
the parlor while piano notes could be heard. Inc
search party rang the bell and ushercd In They
behed Mr. Rowland engaged In turning over the
leaves Of some music, willie Miss IIartt was singing
and playing her own accompaniment. The missing
clergyman cDnfscdly explained his absence by saying
TINT he lad completely forgotten the services. lie
endeavOred to have the affair kept secret, but 1t
leaked out in some manner.
Mr. lIowand divorced from his first wife two
years ago on the ground Of ncompatibllty OF temper
She the niece Of Ex-Governor Prince. Of New
Mexico. At present She IL said TO he engaged 10 an
Army officer In Washington. The canOns OF the Fps
ccpal Church 90 not permit divorced clergym"n 10
marry. and Mr.. IloNland VIII leave the ministry
after Easter and become Il tcachcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
MRS RANKIN WANTS A DIVORCE.

Mrs Mary f. Rankin is suing her husband Adult
Rankin for divorce and is seeking to recover the sum
Of 100000 from Miss Mary Bothwick for the aicha
ton of the arec lions of Mr.. Rankin. The parues 10
the suits are well known In the Eastern Dis'no'
Mrs Rankin IS "a descendant OF an Old Long ls'hu
family and lives at No. IS DivisionaVe' ana NiSs
Bothwick's family hive in south Fourth-st. IL Is s'id
that She is living with Rankin at no. $40 East one
bnnd red and. sixty first st. New-YOrk Mrs Rankin
Is the daughter Of Mrs. Mary f. Hunt, who owns
large amount Of real estate at sea Chf, L. ~ Is
said tibet Rankin. who is employed by the Bel ltle-
phone Company, became infatuated with MISS botn-
wick six years ago, but his wife aferward leTgsVe
him few months ago I've deserted his family TO
10 and live with Miss BOthwick. Mrs Rankln re-
ains possession OF her two sons, William ana AiDert'
thirteen and eleven years old respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
MUSICIANS ADOPT IN INSURANCE PLiy

The seventh annual convention OF the National League
OF Musicians was continued yesterday the Hotel Mari
torough Most Of Ee day occupied with the cons.d
Grafton OF plan CT hts Insurance for members Of the
league which vas finally adopted. 1t provides the
payment OF $500 TO the widow chiren Of members OF
the lsNsue who die in good s1nding. The rest OF the
asy was taken up with routine business. In the evening
concert ives given IN the Carnegie Music Hall. II was
conducted by Anton Sid Walter Damrosch and Frank
Van Der stueken The solosts were Adoph Brodsky
and Frau Marie Ritter-Goetle The convention Will he
continued to-day. dinner viii be given the delegates
this evening at Delmoneos by the Musical Mutual Pro.
tceuve Union No Of this city. Among the speakers
w 10 Colsnel Robert g. Insersoh Dr. McGnn pos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
WHAT I: GOING ON TO-DAY.

Central Park Msnsgerie investigation.
Yale Alumni Association. Delmonico's, evening
Parade OF Barnum d. Bsey's Circus, evening
Womans Executive Committee Actors fuho fair'
Hartman Hall y.
Schoolmssters' Association dinner NO $50 flthaNe''
evening.
XIth Assembly District Colored Republican Association
Excelsior Hall. s y. IN.
Musical League dinner, Demonicos. evening.
Huguenot Society, Columbia College $40 D. m
Vwsar students concert, SherTy's, 10 p. M
College OF Veterinary Surgeons commencement ChicN-
erne Hall. D. m.
Professor Loui,e Manning Hodgkns's lecture, no y
University Place. 80 p. m.
Tppccanoe Club Seventeenth Ward. Brooklyn 8 D. m
German Republican Club. lid Assembly District No.
1S5 East Eighty frst-st., 8 p. m
Professor George Gunton's lecture before Kepuohcon
Club, y.
Theta Delta Chi Club "smo&er." No III East Thirty
6ith-st.. p. ID.
Amateur thearicas In Sit OF Babies Shelter ana sun
nyside Day Nursery, Berkeley Lyceum $40 p m
Entertainment at Association Hall. $40 p. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
DISTRIBUTING THE COLLECTION.
WHAT EACH HOSPITAL WILL GET-A LARGER
FUND THAN LAST YEAR.

The distributing committee Of the llo-ptal sdtur-
day and SUNDAY Association met yesterday afternoon
at the home OF Cornelius Vanderbilt for the disiribE-
ton of the undesgnated fund OF the collection II
sol There present Mayor Grant Postmaster
Van Colt. Edward Cooper and Cornelius Vanderbilt.
The collection according 10 the report D the treasurer
Charles Lanier fOots up JGO.Oj2 o.. increas. Of
about s.. 900 over last year OF h amount SGoJi 20
was represented by special designations something les
liIan ~, 900 last year little less than $1,000
was received for expenses leaving balance Of 1000
for distribution by the committee. which made the fol
lowing appointment the basis OF the free work Of
the beneftng hospitals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
4 ro.TMNsrEn nELD rnR srFALIXc IE1rEns

Frank T. Mage. lO-tH.a ter ~ liOimdc Monmouth
County. y. j.. lOcicd up police headquarters
I'm Newark last night. a. the rcquct ~ t'red states
Postal Inspector Henry Mc,'rcady. on "a Charge Of
ubbng the mails Mage Crught ~ MONS Of
two dccoy letter placed In the mall bv Mc"ready
and found I'm Nasro's possession. ComPai p, 81
missing gster,d letter. passing ihroush tie lolmdc
T-p~tofce have been made to the To~o1icc Department
for .cycial months. and the in,p ctor detailed
on the case with m" result ~ trtcctsr N" tibet
Mage" colduct. "A small variety store at Holmdcl In
connection with thr l,'s'oiiice. n" was appointed
about three wear, ago. L. abyt tw'riy eight year,
old and j. married. llr will H. afrlign"d t.forc
United state. Counleei puc~ -. rsrui.g.
Joseph Carcy and lis girl WIG r,furTeI 10 Newark
fcr,;av. cuinc directly to Car"y'' home. Father
cody h4~ been Instructed lT III hcp W!rg"r TO rcc'c
rize the marriage II youu- e,por rf'r The boz
husband makes lubic confrs,o', which he agree,
- do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
WILL THE SENATE" NOW BE CLOSED,

WILL THE SENATE" NOW BIZ OLoSEp'
The question Of renewing the license Of the "sena"
well. known resort at Adsms-st and Myrtleave where
each Of the four street is liquor shop Is before
the Excise Commissioners. II they live up to their recent
declaration than two OF the four corners OF
nteseetng streets should be occupied for liquor selling
they VIII not the license which expires on Maeh
% Police Captain Campbell. whose station is close 70
the "Senate" has reported against the renewal oil the
license repeatedly. but his objections have Decp over
ruled in the past OF the place Is notorious
and At nQht IL Is the disreputabe OF both
The political pulp OF the proprietor Is BENG exeVcu
To the secure renewal Of the license IL j.
regarded significant that the picture OF james OeeuN
van driver for the jai hangs that OF DuNy In The
back room place which Is ronsed until lae every
night. There been number OF breaches OF N'e
pace the place Charles Lypch WAS hru'lN a-'uitN
in tho rroc.hop more than year ago and died few DAYS
after assalant has lecn tried and out on DAHL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
PATERSON

Herman Kinzcl. thirty three years ID an insane
silk dyer. shot himself IN Wc't Side Park Yesterday
and died in q spital. lie hld bought "a how pistol
for the purpor. kiuze arrested lunaHc
last saturday and ecut 20 jail. bui released ON
Tuesday on the promise ~ III. fri"nds To .cnd him
hacl, - Germany whence ne came lately. This prom
Zee they failed keep kiuIri unmarried. II
he'd Il dciision that 80 men were In league to hang
him.
secret. ls~ p9oml-"d 10 cont1hUi" $1,000 ~ IN"
Church Of the Erdccmcy II The CONGREGATION will raise
a like amount and pay of ~" 400 900 mortgage on
The church II j. aid that - coo hn- air 'ady hc'n
Subscribed aud there g. little dJubt that the g'n-
cTous offer can De accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18


Steamer city 81 Sew.lorK lBrl. Lewis rlverpoo Mar
Queenstown 10 with mdsr and passengers Incrnationa
Nav CO. Arrived AT tine bar at 5 10
ada BIZ PARKS Liverpool Mar shawn
g. with mdse and passengers To a tnderhil 4 90
Steamer Veendam tDtc Nanderzec Rotterdam and Ron
Mar with mdse and passengers TO Funch Edye a Co
Arrllei 1T fhe Bar Al 5.iU
Steamer ChandeFnagOr (Fr Anat Marseiles 20 via
Naples. with Hds. ami passengers 10 FunCh Edye
ATTiy ri at the Bat ar
steamer ooy elg. Hcnnis, RIO Janeiro VIA 81 Iucla
with mdsc % a JrvOns Arrived M The Bar al
Steamer III Mar. Mason Scw orleans with mse 10 John
Van sickle
steamer Manhattan Bragg Portland with me aud pas,en
gers 10 Horao Hall
steamer II DimQck. Berry. Boston. with mdse TO II y
DimUck
steamer CITY OF FitchDurg Bibbcr Fall River
Ship Hustow Br Deal Rrrmcn 81 days with ndse 10 or
der. Vessel To Peter Wrghtse sons.
Barn ~ Katherine FrIsier Manila l32 days, with supar
10 order vessel Ia Flint a co
Bark MARI Curry Br Iiswel ChtaGOng lO6 viii,
mise 10 order: vessel To Whitney q Go.
sUNsEr-wind at SANDY Hook. calm cloudy and hazy,
Al CITY Isand-ight. y T.. cloudy.
CLEARED
Steamer Jersey City (Br. sendell BstsI-James Arke
Co.
Steamer Nsusria tFrl BRAND. MsrselesJ w Elwel 4 Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
WESTCIE.IER COUNTY.

PORT CHE>TER.-Jcscph sabatto and Fran"oli
Rosa ar, in the village Jail They were arrested
charged with stnbbng Jo,cph COrluccu Early
"Wednesday evening Rosa and Corluccnl had some
words over "A trivial matter and separated Rosa
accompanied Joseph Leonardo, vito and Carlos sa-
batto to a nquorshop where COruccul sitting
4 game Of card, suggested. but Corluccu refused
TO play. lie also refused 10 drink beer with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HOTELS
ALBENARLE-Mr and Mrs. Geore Henscheh A.
TOR-ExGovernor F. w. NJ. Holiday OF virginia
MISUNDERSTANDING General william L. HehSei wilt
lam r H,rritv and John = Reed. Of Pennsylvania
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G. ouessda, Argentine Minister az
Washington. FIFTH AVENUE-Cherles roster Seorc'
tary Treasury John s. Barbour Of virginia
and Colonel S. COyor. Of Nashville UlLShi -bsroh
Baroness Won scholey OF Stuttgart HoLLAND-~
Senator Edmund OConnor Of Binqhauto1, N. y. WIND
SOR-Edwin Countrynen, Of Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
McGARRY SAYS HE is INSULTED.

Jim" McGarry, Alderman and Democratic boss" OF
the Tenth Ward who that the population OF that sud-
Ion Of tho city by 1e 600 in the recent
enii ra,ion thus giving him Assembyman all TO him
ses Is up because bill has been introduced IN
the Legislature which rearranges ward lines in south
Brooklyn, taking slice on the Tenth Ward ana NJ mas
not bocn consulted about it. Senator McCary ana As
sembynan OConnor stand sponsors for the bill Notary
said yesterday that he regarded the action as an insult
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
Ayorurr COLLISION or THE cfy1RA1 ROAD.

Another sn9,h.up took place Yesterday he NcwYork
Central and lul-on Ki,,r KauoId between freight
about three mile north OF rarryiown one
train drawn by engine 80 Cos going north stpncd IN
the cut when tho second train. t.c direction
and drawn hy 10 omotye No 6i2. crashed into the rear
tho nTst trim. Engine so 6l2 b,dv wrecked ond
% thc frat train were demolished. No
hurt. The accident blocked the roai for some time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
HER ENGINEER DIED FROM YELLOW FErCR.

The steamship HORROR, which arrived here ycstcr-
day from Rio de Jancro, lost her chief engineer Will
lam Morgan, from yellow fever the TIP. He was
twen'y-seven years old Mr.. Morgan taken sick
on February 25 and died on March |. Ills body was
buried AT sea. The steamer left Rio February %
There were no other cases Of fever board OF he"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

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bcr yer $50 pages Price - cents. book Of ready
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turns 4 thousand other valuable features.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

CHILL And TIKI NEW NAvY.-Now ready
President IInrrisons message on the CHILEAN affair.
reprinted In pa phlc toGethcr with "a complete
description oil the new American NAVY. large NUM-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
SPECIAL MENTION

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

sbly Cbauncey NJ Depew. Senator Quay ana congress
man J. Cummings have promised 70 &c present
they can get away from Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
VOTING PEOPLE TO MEET IN CONFERENCE.

A parlor young men Is TO he held at the
home Of A. c. BEDFORD No 25 LafayetteaVe. tomorrow
evening to arrange missionary nsssmecting OF the
Hsp:ist Young people q the city This IS designed I"
be th. first OF meetings be held in the inter-
es OF the centenary Of modern missions all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

IMMATURE ALMANAC.

TO DAY.
sun SOC Set o6 Moon r'c' llii pm Moons ago 10
HIGH WAFER
A. N-Saniy II'k 1910 GOV. Gsvd. lO5 Itoll G'e O4O
P.N-sandy NM llOj GOV Gsld.. ll:27 l!cl &C.. DOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

Steamer Alvo (Br) Williams Kingston, &c-Pm fo'
q Co. IA z
steamer Orinoco tBr). Garvn. Hamilton. Bermuda -
Ouferbridge Co.
Steamer Kansas City Fisher savannah-R WALKER
steamer Richmond, JenHey West Point Va-Old Doi
SIS Co.
Steamer Virginia (C}erl Boecke. Baltmore-RJ Cmus
Steamer III VI Whitney. Haiett BostOn-H Dimock'
SAILED
Steamers siberian Glasgow Geller and Acpoa psnh
hnre, Rremerhaven. Amserdan; Orinoco bermu1ai i'"
mopd Newport News; virginia. Baltimore
Also sailed-Vla Long Island Sound
Steamer II VI Whitney. for Boston
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
>-,c. g,ven that Nantucket New South Shoa lhgh.,o
sol To Massachusetts, has gone adrift she VIII 10
as as possible u,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMEhS
FOREIGN PORTS.
roynoy Mar l7-Saed, steamer Michigan (Brl bosque'
for New York ..... ,>o,,or mr., partop,
and Nonadc CI3r1 Cark. from ewYork - 49,, l,,v n,
sailed steamers Lake Winnipeg BIZ Herriman' anu ivy -
CIica0o (I,rl BEDFORD, for NewI0lk. ..,. fpr,
itvTxsToyS Mar l7-Arrved. steamer Germanc N''''
canrron from her way TO Liverpool henc
sailed steamer Majestic (Br, Parsell from LVerPoo'
for Ne York. ,-..-.o ,p-, renkins
Hull. Mar l7-Arrived. steamer frahclsoo va" ~
from New York. - ,,o-oh fprA irwin.
Mar l6-Arriycd, steamer Egyptian hoh"N" N0''
froun New. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
Madam Says:
CIeve1and's Baking Powder

Cleveland's Baking FUWuc1
Makes the finest grained cake and breads;
Less of it is required to do the same work;
Food made with it does not dry out ana get
"husky," but keeps its natural moisture and 'aVo',
T. costs me no more than bakingpowder adulterateo
with ammonia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

BIG ISSUES OF An OFF YEAR.-Tbc magnificent
and articles of Roswell q. IIorr In
c~sy Tribune during the last year. reprinted with
various Kindred articles. including the wonderful
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

HOW TO WIN FORTUNE, by Andrew Carnsvle
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

CHAITAUQUA IN 1s91.-Fuli reports Of the exer.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

PORT OF NEw-YoRK ...T THURSDAY. MAR. Il.
ARRIVED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

THE DEAD Al ANDERSONyILIR- The Trib-
uncs list OF H. 900 Union prisoners who died there
with oompnuy. regiment. and cause OF death Author
itnii,c. The only list into print 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
Announcements.

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the best powder in the world Tor 'ho
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

WAR SHIPS SUNK At SAMOA.-Whnt may be
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

STUDIES ~ Observation-Disclosures letter, Of
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL IN 1SS9-I3l
pages. tuli account Of the public ceremonies T,e
oraiion- OF Dcpew. Bishop Potter, President Harri
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copies. 2J cents each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

NEW TARIFF LAWS.-Old and new rates com
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