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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
STATEN ISLAND.

NEW -BRiGliTON.-1he contest over the VIII vi Mr'
e. Van Embcrs. who died month ago at the home "f
Dr. samuel Il. Robinson. at West New Brighton. va,
Icgun Yesterday bcfor" surrogate stephens At the
village hall in New Brighton. The contestants al"
Alexander II. Farrell, nephew 81 Mr.. Van hmbcrg
and James Kncval,. Ia the original will dated July
lG lori Farrell the nephew. receive, 10000, while
the codlcil, dated July 10. io-y reduce, TIL, cgrt
to ~ 900 Jane kncval>, who at one time ~dN bu'
me-, manager for Mrs. Van Embcrg. was mentioned III
mi. will a, beneficiary. but h, legacy revoked
i, th, c,dcil The contestants argc that DR.. Robin
con The sole executor Of the will. used undue hlnu
.uce and kept Mrs Van Emhcrg under restraint while
She Wa AN invalid for three years In his house
Mrs Van Emberg m her Will left nnny l"gacics, rang
inc from TWO To- FIVE thousand dollars, 10 charitable
Institutions. she left The residue OF her e,tat" Ia
Dr Robinson. sidney +. Kawspn testified yesterday
a. haynr drawn both the will aud codidl. aud said
that Mrs Van Emberg. Ia the Opinoh Of the wines
wa, OF ,lund mind when ohc Nigncd her name ~ both
The hearing wa adjourned to March IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17

Mt Utica y. Y. will read paper on oo,l ".a n.
renew at the rooms of the American Nuniiem A.,
Archaeological SOC ETY.. No. lOl East Twen''ee"o"
person, Interested in The subject are lh'i'c" =" "
present. NJ adm Ion fee Will be chargoo' ,,,
,hoco,,t, .,bl. viii be given to the Vegetarian
society hv Ar, c Fare the president, and MIS- n'p
man. ot the home Of Mrs. Shpman, No. ''' "'''
Twentieth-St., TO morrow evening. =, .,
hi, ca met and their wives" Will hold recep.oi ""
evening vt Arthur Hall LenoN-ave ana ohe-h"'''
twenty .,eyenth-st, for the beneht oil inc H-"'N
Union Church (Dscipcs). , cot,I
GEORGE Gunton. president OF the In titu., M
Econcmlcs will deliver free lecture ui' o''"''7
protection and Revenue" r
The annual reception OF the Na'ioIS, ,oe,,m
,ove, Association will take place at LenoA Lyceum
on Friday evening . ,,,o, 90 nroest
A mass meeting Of citizens ~ Harlem aW fron
opan, the proposed closing Of all the STREETS , I'm
one hundred and twenty -tftlst. TO the hl d
viii be held Madison Hall. one hnndred anu
mi Il and Madison this evening. ,,or. nj,
.tcorgc and Martha Wa-hinstol' WIFI u' i"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESIER COUNTY

MOI vt VERNcN.-At the meeting -, the director
Of the Mount Vernon Io,l nal On Monday night. {"
contribut Oh. the net prtecds % recent eniofiln
mcnt OF !2O7 81 received iium the ''cInhiii,
l.OE.ing Club mems club and WOnen'o club Tor
the benefit ol the hospital; also hand, me aunt Tor
The SICK war. from the Whatsoever circle o. KIM
Daughters. \ committee va, appointed 10 examine
ard report upon suitable site for "A more coiI"di"i'
binding FOR hospital purposes
EYE An earnest effort hh- recently been MAJ" III
favor oi haVins The village Of I've Incorporated, but
the detail, ~ the movement have n"i ~ Vet icon
perfected. Meanwhile bill ma been introduced h
Tle LcN stature and II being pushed 10 take iart'
hare ~ the territory proposed Ia constitute tir
village Of Rye. and add II 10 the corporal" limits "l
the village 0i Port Chester. Assembly man william
Ryan la, charge 81 IN" bill. Much indignation }.
eXprc-,ed ythe residents 81 RYE Village IA regard
To- the hin. and public meeting T. tp he held neat
week. al which Jun eNplceli0n of their sentiments
on the subject VIII he given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
AGREED THE GORHAM COMPANY.

For almost d year the downtown once " on' "VihN"
N.nuf,rturiur Comp,uv at no Maiden Lam. has been
.yst materially 70, special Detective lsrkn oil h'
CsogAam Company. ordered TO watch the clerk. lie
dd 20 shadowng the clerks employed IN the once Tor
over IN months. lie concluded That william j. heah'N
,ouny sal, .man who has been in tho employ of the
con,p.uy since lost APRIL the thief koarncy received
moderate salary. lie dressed well and did not gamble
but Detective Lukn discovered het h, was iItqn'hs
visitor a. the concert halls in thu city, end was IA IN"
bait Of spending III night more money IMAM nv couu
CAN in nohth.
Kcs?ney arrested ycst rdoy lie admitted that h"
had been ea ever nc entered the employ Of the
,,ofhan Company that HI. theft' amount to over
5, coo. Kcsrn"y WAS srislgned III J'hefsVh M~i"''
Court charged with larceny. and was held FOR tr!ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
NEW.YORk CrIY.

An Interesting decision is to be gwen OIL Friday
at The Academy OF Design. where the American Water
Color society is holding It's twenty hfth annual eX'
hbition: for then the william r. Evans prize OF 500
for The most meritoriOu, painting in the collection vi"
he awarded. Mr. Evans la, encouraged the artists In
thi. liberal manner at several previous exhibition.
Charles Franklin committed AL exceedingly un
p,ontabe robbery on February :. II, and three com
yaniou, OIL, tyso key, ana cc,r-but,on from Thomas
Ouiilpn IN Mott i. Nc-telday IN General Sessions
Franklin WAS sentenced 10 be imprisoned for eleven
years and "a half.
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art will lie open free
TO the public day from 10 O'Clock a. N. 10 o'clock
y. H. 1t will also be open during the same hours
TO morrow Friday and saturday and Oh saturday
evening from TO 10 O'Clock and OIL sunday afternoon
afternoon.
The Contract Labor Bureau At Ellis ,land Yesterday
debarred twenty immigrant, from landing because they
we're contract laborcrs. There ten Italians,
going to Michigan who came on La Gaacogn" and
six ltallaus and four lluugarians who came on the
Rceenland and were bound 10 the coal mine, Of Penn
sylvania
The County Committee OF the workmen's Reform
League. At a meeting lat evening al no ooi Ninth
ave. protested i'm the name Of the thou, OF work
ingmcn and farmers with small saving bank deposits
against the passage Of the per cent interest bill
committee Of ten was appointed TO appear at the
Assembly hearing al Albany Tomorrow to protest
against it.
Orlando E. Potter Yesterday pure la@d the ten
story brick building AZ the southwest corner Of Blcecher
End Mercer SIS. S454.540 The property was sold
under foreclosure a. the Real Estate ENchangc.
Nearly 1000 signatures have been attached TO the
petitjon 10 We presented TO the Legislature for a
bridge across the Harlem River between FIRST and
Willis ave, II 1, expected that the number Of sigma
lures will soon reach 1000.
The Tribune Yesterday received from Theodore Is.
starr a contribution of so toward the $1,000 fund
asked for by the temperance organizations 10 meet
the expenses of defeating the liquor dealer excise
LII now before the Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
PVrcHTS OF I4BOR dGAJNST STRIKES

The strike the 100 closkDiakers who stopped "o'A
in Never Jon.1sOn Co.'S factory ~ Irand and LIN s'
last "Wednesday assumed new aspect yest rdaY. Ihe
uIarcs Of o; the strikers were lta by members o
the Columbus Labor Cub Knights Of Labor organization
This anc.red the strikers who aid that the knights Of
Labor by Tho action "cf" dr'uhs ''.'"N o'"" A. v"
ranized labor Yesterday meeting Of thu ttrikere
n.ube, Of the Columbus Istor Club named GoeerNnAin
cared with number Of other members OF that orpanI4
lion and o,ed the ,tIikeis This action ola The nrt {"
Kniehts of LttOr csu-cd the WHICH, ehun5hsh 'mohf
tho striking cloakmsker, the other hand Mr.. JonI
nm said Yesterday thai he had rcco,c tan 1000
from cloakm.kers FOR the places vacated hy
the striker, lie that he had not nkcn 9ny action
on the oncr Of the Of the state Eoafd oil Afbii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
10 rxBJMT FINE Agr Bo0K :.

4 rat, treat 1, Tor all lovers o. at book and
I'm, .no>nc. this afternoon the Mercantile Library.
Astsr Place An exhibition Of all the illustrated and art
books contained in thi, library Will bc made AZ o'clock
and will ast until 10 o'clock This library has given
special attention TO this cls> oil DooAs ioi many var ana
now has . collection which /, one OF the hhe>t III the
world The will placed on tables prepared Ion
tI,e exhibition The rooms and halls Of the ne"
library building aud will De- 20 the Inspection o. the
,s,,o, at tho ,ib,.rv and their fri nd- The officers
The library having th. exhibition ia charge Charlie, II.
Patrick W D. Scaris, 4 - kumney, A We;mCIe, IT,.
Alexander ~ I.aeleSon, Jane. Mscec. John Blcr, a L.
Timpson Charles Wager Hull. }. l.. Graham + A. Sana-
land and Charles II. Lyon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
MEETINGS. ND ENTERrAlYMENrS.

The annual dinner Of the Associac Alumni Of the
College Of the City Of New York will bc given at
Dcmonico, on "a urssy evening. Former students o,
the college who were not graduated will be welcome
Tickets may L, obtained from James Goodwin No. 146
Grnd-St. chairman If the dinner committee.
The Lafayette College Alumni Association ha, ar
ranged for a complimentary dinner and reception to
President f. ID. Warteld on Friday evening The re
cepdOn will be given 30 m and the dinner will
be served at 80 O'Clock. at No l282 Broadway.
On Thursday evening General G. ". Darling cor
responding Secretary OF tho Oneida Historical bOciey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
EIIZAEEII

Joseph Tltu- who FOR -cvcr;d year. conducted thr
Wlnd.nr Hotel IT Newark. and has since been man
aging the Linden House IN Linden Township. wa
thrown from hi, carriage Monday might while dnv
ing In Eahwa: ave. and HI skui l. believed T. be
fra-turcd TIE accident caused bV the horse tih
ir flight and riuutu. avav At turn IN the rlad the
rariaga va, upset ard smashed, the owner beng
throw over tie d'vhhra:d and directly under tl"
animal, h,s,f> Mr. rus untons cou- When
picked mp. lie is slAty years Old I'D h, recovery is
NOT aufit .pdtc>i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17

william Watson. who WAS i'ccntly apno;ht-u i'f"e
nsce has lsilei TO u admission " The COnceldls
singing Society which meets la the Twenty sixth Naid
aud includes IA it,, membership many residents OF that
part OF the cty lie proposed by Louis B~aelnshI
~ lawn clerk Of New.Lots. q meeting attend by
forty M aberS cen votes east against Justice
Wa.sn And a. 4 IeQuus twO-thIds vote TO admit he
Wa, MT admitted membership Mr.. Bielernsnh tht"
,,s 90 withdraw nom the organization. Personal ana
r.htical motives led the opposition to WATSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
An Age of Progress.
Cleveland's The Standard.

When Clevelands Baking Powder was first offered
the United States Army place of the one then used
the Commissary Department, under authority from
Washington January al, 1891, analysed and compared
both brands. AS result of the analyses Cleveands
was selected and since that time has been the baking
powder used in the U. S. Army, and every proposal
for army supplies specifics that the baking powder
must be "cqual in quality to Clevelands"
1t is an age of Ego ahead" and Clevelands is up
with the age.
In using Clevelands Baking Powder remember
that on of its superior strength it takes about
one-thrd less to do the same work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17

There BIDS OPENED YESTERDAY ios r1oOOV
water bonds. bearing per aud maturing III 1911
and ranging from Nal l0j.ls. The Awards were oil
-.gb 600 to the RIOohl'n SAVINGS Institution al
1903 90. and the remainder to tn Emigimt InuuSu'ii
savings Bank 500 lOj Is 100000 at lO+4O ana
Al coo At lOS 65 The Mayor expressed himself =,
greatly pleased fist sale suce he has been IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
EICIyXlyG 4 SALE OF PAINTINGS.

The sale colors and oil paintings ordered by
L. PIang began last evening at the American Art
,,sl,rir> The evenings sale comprised LOO picture.
The highest price paid Was $40 at which 'Ih'
Lion In Love" by T. = Church. wa sold Only ,N others
brought 40 and They Phyllis" 40; Day
Dreams" so; Grapes" $40; "Florda View" 81
Roses and PhoN" s77 30. md april Mayno~ers"
50 20 The total realized IS 1913 The
sale viii De continued this evening und tomorrow evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17

losing drops The time limit VIII he hify
The prizes will be 80 ~ 80 fIu'
and three OF 50 each problem. solving tournament VIII
be- held n The afternoon and there viii be- election Of
officers for coming year. All entries must D. mace ~
person or by mail to Dr.. Frederick Mint al the Man
haitian Chess Club No. 81 West Twenty be
fore saturday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
RIVER EDGE..

>tatc Detective EloOmer on Monday arrested Two
children Il boy and grl. who confessed HAT they were
g,bltv .. fine numerou, railway station rohbere'
which have taken place within the la; few dI'' lie
father OF the children Is PiUp Mann. who i serving
6.c wear, IN state Prison 'Or beating 10 death Robert
McDonad of cherry Hill. Railway stations al Has
brouck Height, Tiurll, ItiVcr EdE" Orhdcli. Ne" hl
ford and Ifun have been broken into. ticket -tnl-h
weighing machine, broken and small Sims II money
Obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
NEWARK

The Newark branch Of the Young Men : '"I's'"n
Association has decided 10 raise S21,ooo among mem
Der, and solicit outside Subscriptions for the c'ccol VI
a new building. to cost rl21OOO lhr rrh c''"'o Nv"
owned by the association IL worth Sl7o"''
The trouble between the Rev. Mr.. lcgeett pa tor OF
the Dutch Reformed Church in cllcvillc. AID T. '. y.
has a.sirued a pha,,. tina; threaten, rupture III the
church. The pastor accuses Mr. Gictt 81 nl,teSPr *,
and of her Offences, and Mrs Brett l. charged WIN
having ur-od her husband on 1t IS probable That The
charge, will DO tliCd IN ca,,>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17

HE STATE CHESS ASSOCIATION IOUhN4NEAI.
The fourtecnth annual tournament Of the e"'lori
state Chess Association will be held at No. ~ Union
square Monday morning at 81 80 o'clock Any men,
eer OF association enter the contest The tourha
ueut will be condu oneday plan. Players
Hfu BE- paired by lot for the first round winners Will
ray viii, winners and with losers In the second
loun1 and until winner Is determined piaSei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
NENy -BRIN.NVICk

Frederick Wright. ihe ,oycr~c"r II The Poor OF No"
Brunswick. wa, yesterday -cntcnccd I" pay me III
500 I'm the nitcd state, District court ~ Trenton
Wright had usur,d the prcr -avc ~ " pension agent
49,, ILLEGALLY, accented fec from claimants Wu0.r irI
lion uap.I, lie had favored. He sell holds nj Oihcc
OF uversecr but will probably be dcpOaed at The next
meeting OF tho Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

Whlc gclnc 10 the Plvonla Ferry yesterday. Ere 81
car M 10 took ire from some Goals that iel IRON
the stove TO the door The ear was nlcd Win
pa,,cnGcrs The conductor told them not 10 DE
alarmed and ordered the driver TO drive a, la'l q,
no.sil,r to the ferry. When the car g0l thcic ,lc
.curer. were seycrly affected by the smoke Dni
wcIe otherwise hninJurcd. The damage done BY 'ho
fire WA trlninr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
NEW 1LAcHERs Ix THE HvEylXG HIGH ncHoo.

NEW 1L1CHERS ~ THE EVENING HIGH rCHOOI.
The Committee Evening schools the ot Elu.
cation ni"t Yesterday afternoon. IL attended also
by President Hunt. aud the chairman MIR, William.
MIR. Williams the only woman member OF the Board.
made cha OF thi, important committee the last
m",ting the Board The committee APPOINTED Burti,
Macr Instructor In mathematics. J. T. Instructor in
mechanical ani architectural drawing and Chailc, ,
Instructor stenogrlphv the York Evening
lch school, 1hirticth-st. between sixth aud seventh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT Thu HOTELS

FIFTH AVENCE-Congr gresham Thoms, 6. CatchiA,gs
Of Mississippi Oliver Ames OF N<sachfetv
and Logan II. Roots. Of Aikansas GILSEf-1eher@'
Austin I.athrop Of Corning y. Y. and Alexander t.
Eu.tac, of Elmira tsEAND-Palms-ter Green Clay
,oodio OF the United States Marine Corps HOFFMAN
laniel Nj Rsn-cll Marshal Of the District Of Columbia
UOILAND-EX.SCnator J. Slo2t TIs.ctt OF Elma. MI r.
RAY HILL-Ex Senator Jonathan Cbacc, OF Rhode Island
and Lynde Harrison, Of New Haven. PAIN ANEN Z
Judge Walbrdsc \. Field. Of Boston WINDSOR
Charles w. Knapp, OF ST. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17

arrived at Ellis Island yesterday from the sfaH'p
Vigilance from para. She and her family were
Hebrews who had been sent out as assisted inih-'
Para, Five months ago her husband died, ana '"'''-
Hebrew, in Para paid her passage 10 this country
. entirely without money and will probably be- e'uhe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17

ALI. AFLAME SIZE JUMPED FROM A WINDOW
Mrs, j. f. Gessnen. of No. 23l south tour'rSI'
w,s probably fatally burned yesterday afternoon ny
the explosion OF an oil lamp. when she WAS "ih,'e
80 tha kitchen stuye The burning OIL set fire TO the
,o,,.n, clotbiur and he WAS soon envclOpcd III
flames Her scream, ior help brought her eldest son.
,,eorge nineteen years old. who wa, III the hOuHe' ~
her assistance and ms attempt to eAtlngniNh '"e
aames he was badly burned about the FACE ana iAus'
In her frenzy Mrs. Ges~nell jumped from an open
window 10 the piazza of the house where her shfehS
aroused the entire ne,glborhood one Of thc NiH' !"
reach her was a passing truckdriver who wrapped
hi. horse. blanket about her. Before the names were
e,tinyusbed the had become UNCONSCIOUS;
sac Wae carried into her home. where pr: kuPpei
dressed hel burns and those OF The son. LiVc hoPe
W. entertained for her recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
E. g. w. OGEECHE
NEW COLLARS.
PEoUoT,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun rise set Moon rises 1919 IN Moons age 10
Hn;H WATER.
4 y-Sandy H'k 1886 Gov Tsrd.. 1919 Hell G'e. O33
PM-sandy HE. 10 50 IsId.. ll2l Hell &C.. ol2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
Is ANOTHER WATER STEAL on FOOL?
Mr.. zIKGLER TO OPPOSE THE MAYORS BILL

Mr.. ZIEGLFR TO OPPOSE THE MAYORS BILL
NOW BEFORE THE LFGISLATURE
William 2cger IN, instructed his cou're" !" ~
ravnor 10 draw ny bill 10 provide for the purchase
81 the property OF the Long Island Water supply No'
many IN take Inc place oi the forwarded L" NJ
Lsnv with line sanction OF Mayor Body ana ''poi"
,iou Couu.cI J,uk,. Mr. Nc.ler, who imtatcd INC
proceedings last winter which stopped the purchase
n, the nropertv by the Mayor and city Anditor ana
controller at an 0uiraeeOu, price saws that ne ueehN
i ~, ourac. that no citizen under the terms "l the
MAYORS bill will have right 10 come before III, co'.
ar commission appointed 10 apprli'e the value u
the properly and take part in the pi~eeu'h@9'
The bi provide, for the purchase % u'' rlEh''
franc hi,es reservoirs. wells. ctc OF the company '
ur Ueger say, tld, all these are 'ONcico oN ne
stock and the simplest way would be t. nave o'''
70 provide for the purchase OF that only. Again "'
,orperation Counsel tiled % shDw lhtt inc proper
~ ice for the property the company WAS @l-'o'oo'
last wear when the par value was only T-'o'ooo'
and no one believes ihe stock 10 De worth par MI
Uealcr SAYS he purchased ten shares iJr $40 Sh't"
last winter when Ire Mayor and 'O'Pois'ii"" 'o"'
,.I w.r, trvnc to show that ii was WORM T"oo
share with 500 900 worth OF bonds besides.
An effort d. now being made To bond the oomF'nS
f,r goo 900 more iOr tine pmpl>e Of laying pp"'
Mr. Ieglcr thinks that the wh0e thIiS J. "o''n ~
t'a cjfv only jhe value of the pipe III the gIodnu
lint 5000 900 MIR. GaynOr ma not lcj drawn up
Inc I'LL asked 10y Mr. HcGlVf Dut - VIII ~ ro"S
in few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
Announcenenss.

COrGHs. -"Brown's Bronchial Troches arc liscd
with advantage alleviate Coughs, Sore THROAT V''c
ness, and Bronchial Affections,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
nm GrG1x LILLE u0rEL korAL MODEST

Coroner Sh. and jury VIII bcgin an Inquest today
In the II thu victims Of TIA" lIoJl Royal
fro The Investigation will be held az the Coroncrs Of
fec viii doubtless continue for several day-. The
nOdc3 u Tia" unidentified victims buried IN Pottrs Field
arc 10 be- cNhumcd to-day aud buried in nttrry The
expense viii be borne Richard Mearrs, proprietor Of
Che ruined hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17

SKFTED FROM COCNTRY 10 COUNTRY.
sarah Schpelrs. a widow. twcny-ninc years old. with
Ave children ranging in age fon ten years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17

Mrs Winsow's Soothing Syrup for chlidr en-
oethiug softcns gums. reduces Inflammation ssy'
ain cure, wind collie and disrrhoea 20 cents oo0te'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,

system tfentto.O
nnotency and Sterlty. Hours to l. to S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17
TIE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Tor Ncw.York. ''
Glasgow, Feb lG-Arr'cd. steamer Hespera tar
MoAillc. ~ u Arrived, steamer Anchors. Campbell
Lizard Feb I0-ia's,d, steamer Rugia, I.cithauscr
rom NV ork req ;, her Hamburg
lrererhaNen. Feb lO-Arr,vcd. steamer Ems Sander
from New-York Feb u, via Southampton '
Houogne Feb li-Arrved, sLesnsr Amstsrsam S,..
ger. frsla NswfoTk JaA 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17

ANYTHING AID CROCHET. 1891 New. So pngs>
The and br-i KNITTING and Crochet Extra
ever issued by The Tribune. - cents a cspy. This
Tor lace. hnsseck
md cushion covers, trimming. curiain bands. saEs
mats. -cnrts tide- haudkerch eis etc. In sddiiisss
{ pages OF the cha rming Home and society" arts
4 ie. iro I'M Oh. >uuda, Tribune des nitui number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17

WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL IN 1Ssg-i33
pages 4 full account OF the public ceremonies Tho
Ornion- OF Dcpcw. Bishop Potter. President Harr''
son. Grover Clc,eand aud others. In full. 4 lew
comics. IL cnch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17

PRE~BYTERIAN GENEWAI ASsENBLY. 1891
few copr, Interesting in view OF the approac hing
Assembly. 4 handsome pamphIei OF 80 large pases
~ cen, "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-17

TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1SS2.-t magnificent uums
her over $50 pages. Price rs cents. book freadJ
reference without superior. Full description OF
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