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TypHrS FEVER STILL ~ THt CITY.
THERE WAS Az INCREASE IN TIE NrNhtH Or
CASES DURING THE wEEK-oTutk
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES


CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
There Was mn Increase Of typhus fever In the Guy
last week. although close watch was Kept Oh III
,bc LODGING houses and the men who were ionhd SIC"
Win the disease were removed promptly 10 tn" fe'cr
payiionS on North Brother Island IL WIS H'',-A
that no women among the suncfrr'' anu NV
showed that the fever had been confined 10 'N' io's
ng. houses and had no, been pernlted to Spic'h 1"
the tenement houses 70 any extent. Wherever the
fever has madh It's appearance la lodging rooms at
,acbed 10 the police stations tie police have been
prornp In collecting the migrants who were eApos'h
10 contagion and turning them over 10 thc 'us"Y VI
m. Health Board. 1t WAS learned on lIuas '"''
John Loracy, n homeless man. who had sieP III ,he
odc inc room AT the police station IN EiSt I"c"S
second st. was suffering with typhnS lever. lie ""u
Lecn found sick IN the lodging house at Thrdavc' ana
-,x,yrrbe, and was removed TO the island after
he lad said that he had been lodger In IL" ponce
.totIou Investigation showed that he Ia" been
In the police station only On wednesday
and THURSDAY nights. ard that about 'hfY
Other homeless mcn shared the lodging tooI"
with him I'pon being informed Of tho facts
suuerutendcnt nyrnes sent out order TO gather In
the vagrant, who had b"en exposed 10 the fever and up
70 Yesterday thirteen Of ih.m hal been cang and SEM
to the i,oIatng she'd rear the Reception Hospital IN
East siAtcenth-st. Tho others Will he pnc"d IN me
care Of tho Health Board az soon as possible
Two men who may have slept In police stations
lately were removed from the Workhouse on Black
Wells Island yesterday when they were seen TO be
suffering With typhus fever. Their names were John
smith and william Connolly. Inspectors OF the
Bureau OF Contagious Diseases who were making In
pctons in the lodging houses Yesterday found three
men III with the fever before noon. John Howard.
nineteen years old found In tho house 40. -
rovcry Richard Nc Donald. thirty-two years old. was
removed from the house no - south Fnhave.
samuel J. Proctor forty seven years DID, was taken
from the house No. 10 Pell
Mary Overton, eolorcd woman. who was removed
from the house. No. zoe West Twenty -sevcntst re-
GENTLY died from smallpox on North Brother Island
yesterday
slight Increase Of scarlet fever In the city was
noticed last week. hut tho disease did not cause as
many deaths as In the previous week. The record Of
Contagious diseases In the city during two weeks Il
appended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29

time of his apprehension. whether teing the pro-
ceeds Of the crime or offence charged, or being ma
teriai as evidence in making proof OF the ciiue ..
offence shall, far as practlcapie, anu III ooi
formity with the laws OF the respective countries
b, Given ND when the eNtradjtlon taxes place
Nevertheless, the rights OF thru parties Wi'' ~
gard 10 such articles shall b. duly respected. =,
Article Y. IL the individual cialmci w o.c ~. W.
the high contracting parties in pursuance OF we
present treaty shall also be claimed oy ole VI o
eral other Power, account oil crimes UT oi-
fence, committed within their respective JUiits-
dictions. his cxtraditlon shall BE- granted TO inr
state whose demand l. first received. PROVIDED
that the Government from which cA'radltoH L,
sought is not bound hy treaty IN ease Gi oon,
current demands 10 give preference 10 INC ne o h
earliest in date. in which event that snail DC
the rule 49,. .,
Article NJ Tic expenses incurred in the ar,
rest detention, examination ana GeilNe'y OF
fugitivcs under this treaty shall 10 Dorhe w ,c
State in whose name the cNtradltlon l. soISHl
provided that the demanding government shall not
bc compelled 10 bear any expense lof thc sol IFS
of such public officers Of the government from
whom e>tTadition i sought a. receive hAcu sdI-
ary and provided that the charge for the services
of such public officers rs receive only ices OF per
anisites shall not exceed the customary Ices LOT
the acts or services performed by them had sum
acts or services been performed IN ordinary crim-
ina proceedings under the laws OF the country
Of which they are Officers
Article MI The present trc ,tv snail take ei-
feet on the thiIticth day alter the Gay OF en-
troactivelv On the day on which II takes ci
feet the convention Of March 81, lsC" sha'i l..
as between the Governments OF the thi'cd HtaTs
and Of Sweden, cease 10 he IN force, except do
10 crimes therein enumerated and committed prior
TO that day. -
Tho raiiiicati0ns Of the present treaty snail re
exchanged at Washington as soon as possible, anu
II shall remain in force for period oil SIX months
atven notice OF n purpose to terminate IT,
Tn witness whereof, etc, etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
TO AMEND THE IMMIGRATION LAWS.
MIR. CHANpLERS FILL ESTABLISHING AID
OPTIONAL REGULATIONS REPORTED
10 LIE SENATE.

MIR. CHANpLER'S FILL ESTABLISHING AD
OPTIONAL REGULATIONS REPORTED
TO TIE SENATE.
Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Chandler To-Day re.
ported TO the Senate from the Immigration Committee
bill establishing additional regulations concerning
immigration. The bill is substitute for the original
ull introduced BY Mr. Chandler ut the beginning OF
the present month. 1t has relation TO the Quoran.
tine i'll recently passed by the House, although 1t Is
probably the intention OF the Senate TO allow II to re
place all OF the immigration features embodied In that
bill when they have hecn stricken from the House
bill later on. The bill amends the existing immi
grafton laws in the following particulars To the ex
cuded classes added all persons physically capable
and over twelve years OF age who cannot read ana
write with reasonable facility In their own language.
except aged persons who the parents or grand
parents Of eligible immigrants persons blind Or Grip
pied or otherwise physically imperfect so that they
are wholly or partially di.ablcd from manual labor.
unless IS shown that they sure OF abundant sup
port persons belonging TO societies which favor or
Justify unlawful destruction OF life and property
intending immigrants required to sign dcclara'
ton giving all the particulars Of nativity and residence
United States Consuls also issue TO intending I'm
migrants certificates upon due Investigation showing
that they eligible % entry but these ccrunca'cS
are not TO stop further inquiry by the customs Officers
~ the port OF entry. The remainder Of the bill relates
To the space 10 be set apart OH vessels for the imml.
grants ventilation, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
MEDALS FOR RAILWAY POSTAL CLERKS.

Washington, Jan. os.-Thc Postmaster General last
March announced that he would present gold medal
to the railway postal clerk In each OF the eleven
divisions Of the Railway Mail Service Who under rules
prescribed by the General superintendent and approved
by the second Assistant Postmaster General. made
during the calendar year the best general record in
his division. The winners Of the medals as fol-
lows: W. A. Manchester. Boston and Albany Harry
p Swift Greenport ana NcwYork: II. T. Gregory.
Washington and Charleston ". l.. NJ. Austin. Char
lette and Atlanta; J. c. Edgerton. Grafton and Gin
clnnau Peter Koerfer. Chicago and Burlington ;
George S. Bliss Kansas City and Denver; Edward
Burma Redding and Sacramento; W. W. Allen, IT,.
New York and Chicago: ". j. Woulfe Minneapolis and
Council Bluffs; W. 0. Ware. st. Louis and Texarkana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
THIS STATES COOKING EXHIBIT.

Acting upon the suggestion OF Mrs. Potter Palmer,
president Of the Beard Of Lady Managers Of the
Worlds Columbian Commission. the Ncw.i0rk state
Enard Of Women Managers of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition has authorized Mrs. J. ). r. Siranahan
second vco president. 10 contract with Miss Juliet
Colson TO take charge OF New Y0rk's exhibit VI cook
Ing schools at the Fair. All the minor details OF
organization and management have been placed under
Miss COrson's control The Board of Women Managers
Tor the state OF Ncwfork has issued circular giving
notice to all persons who desire To have their fWm
supplies. cooking utensils. etc. exhibited. Ia con
mlnicair with Miss CorsOn. An appeal is made f.
money contributions TO found National Home Train
Ing school. Money may BE- sent To Miss Corson. at
No. ll.2 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
Mr. CLEvELiND'> ANXIETY 1Nt REASlNG.
SMALL PROSPECTS OF SILVER LEGISLATION IN
Tile IIOEsE

SMtII, rROS Poets OF SILVER I4tO SbNllON ~
THE HoU:E.
Washington Jan. IS tSpccial) .-InGiCaii0ns arc not
wanting that Mr. Clevclan1's anxiety Oh account OF
Tho nrospects Of lcc ton TO stop the purchase Of sill
yer bullion by the Government Is steadily increasing
and the indifference and inertia Of the Democratic
leaders In the Honse o. Representatives have been
surprise as well n disappointment TO NM Inc
setting apart Of two days in the session so late ms Feb
ruary and 10. within three weeks OF the expiration
Of this Congress- for the consideration o the Andrew
BILL without aiy provision for closure Is generally
regarded as an Of the defeat Of that measure ,
ana vet those The days specified BY IT'S friends
although the Committee Rules willing 10 re-
port special order giving them rwo days Of next week.
and the free silver Democrats IL is understood were
willing to agree TO Il.
Among the visitors AZ the Capital to-day was Mr..
Wall. the Wisconsin member Of the Democratic Ma
uonal Committee. who made many inquiries about
the prospects OF the Andrew bin. As he has recently
been la conference with Mr.. Cleveland, 1t is Inferred
that his chief mission to Washington Is to impress
upon Democratic Senators and Representatives the
necessity prompt and harmonious action In favor OF
the proposed legislation in order TO relieve the In
coming Administration OF embarrassment. Senator
Carlisle sin believes that enough Democratic sena
tors will vote with majority OF the Republicans III
that body carry measure to repeal the silver
Purchase act and 1t is said that he will try to i'm
press upon Mr. Cleveands mind. during their coming
consultation the paramount necessity OF bringing In
duences TO bear which will compel enough Demo
cratic Representatives fall into line TO enable tho
Republicans TO garry bill through the House OF
Representatives
II Is understood that after careful examination OF
the financial condition OF the Government furnished
to the Ways and Means Committee by Secretary
Foster. tne Treasury department, senator Carlisle
Is convinced that there IL nothing IN the situation
which will be likely 10 demand legislative treatment
before next fail, and that he Will 80 advise Mr..
Cleveland. 1t may be remembered That about two
years ago MIR. Carlisle's predictions Of Treasury
deficit BY II not before. the end Of the fiscal wear
1888 were somewhat loud and emphatic. as we'll as
doeful lie is doubtless happy to be convinced that
there is no danger OF their fuihlment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
An ESTIMATE OF TIE AMorNr OF WAR CLAIMS

Washington Jan. cs--The Attorney'Genrral sen.
10 the House today 4 reply TO resolution OF .h''
body requesting the Secretaries OF th" Treasury WIT
Navy and the Attorney General to report 10 the ose
tho number amount and particulars. Including the
,oo ., origin Of claims growing ont Of the Nsr oi
tho rehcrlou Attorney General Miller says mat h'
Is able 70 sive only general answer. as we Only
connection Of The Department OF Justice with 'h''"
claims +. In their defence. There are now ao"u'
eoi Of .rch claim, pending. and to comply Win
rho rcanest would require the Inspection "l 'h'"
Tn. reuort> Of the various Acknowledgements nav
,1,I,,a, "a ,hr amount from r3jo OOO.op - aDOl,
ssnI 900 900 The amount claimed cannot be stil'a
accurately. as In many cases no SUM u '''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
BUSINESS IN THE SENATE.

Washington, Jan. oe.-The credentials OF Mr.. Cam.
DEN elected to m the unexpircd term OF the late Sena
Tor Kenna OF West virginia, were presented In the
s.na.e and read and Mr. Camden having escorted
10 the Vice Presidents desk by his colleague, Mr..
Fsulaner took the oath OF Office.
On motion of Mr.. Hale 1t was ordered that when the
Senate adjourn to-day 1t be 10 meet at o'clock on
MONDAY so as TO give senators an opportunity TO at
tend the funeral OF Mr.. Blaine.
Mr.. Chandler offered resolution. which was agreed
To- calling OH the Secretary OF the Treasury for nforma-
Don as 10 the rules regulations In existence at The
port of New York for the prevention OF The ihfOouc'
lion OF contagious infectious discusses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
THE roRrrrIcArIoNs BILL IN TIE SENATE

Washington jan. os.-Thc ForiHcaions Approrra-
ton bill reported to the Senate this morning The
esnate committee submits the result OF its iabors
the following statement: Amount OF estimates for
1894. including supplemental estimates. 1909 5I2
amount OF House bll 81 .733 055 increase recon.
mended by the Senate committee OF S7l0 COO amount
reported to tho Senate, S2,<45Oj5. Tho act max.
ing appropriations for 1893 carries with II s. 134 276
and the present bill Is s3I0 437 less than the esti.
mates for the ensuing year. and Sas9,eel less Than
the act for 1893.
The items OF increase recommended by the com
mittee as follows: For construction OF gun and
nortar platforms $50 for sites for
roo OOO for preservation and repair OF lons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
THE MOST STUBBORN

- - AZ ~ ~ " - IL OAs~'
Skin and Scalp Diseases, the worst
forms of Scrofula, all blood taints
and poisons Of every name and nat
ure, are utterly rooted out by DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
For every disease caused by torpid
liver or impure blood, it is the only
remedy so certain and effective that
it can be guaranteed. If it fails to
benefit or cure, you have your
money back.
Eczema, letter, Salt-rheum, Fry
sipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Enlarged
Glands, Tumors, and Swellings, and
every kindred ailment, are COM
pletely and permanently cured by il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
FOR AMERICAN AMBASSADORS.

Washington. Jan. Ex-senator loar today ohered
an amendment to the Consular and Diplomatic Appro
priaton bill which provides that when the President
shall be advised that any foreign government is 10
be represented In the United States by ambassador.
envoy extraordinary, minister plenpocnuary. minis
ter resident special envoy charge d'anircs. he Is
authorized in his discretion TO direct That the repre-
sentative of the United States to such government
shall bear the same designation hut this shall not
sentative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
,XcDEAsE IN INTERNAL REvENrE.

Washington JAN os.-Comm!ssoncr Mason has pre-
rn1 e,at.ment of the collections OF internal rev
rpua for the first half OF the present fiscal year
II show. that the total collections aggregated Tos
a97 4as as against S77I24754 for the corresponding
period OF the last fiscal year. All Increase Of 81
Ga Tic principal Items of increase were spirits
IA ,a1 3o3; tobacco Sl.O4s.c7G; fermented liquors
{, aoO acc oleomargarinc Sl7J,3o1 The ceipis Tor
NH. 800 evccedcd those for December. 1871.
40 7g there being increase In coll'' mons ifo
snirl,s tobacco and fermcntcd liquors ana sLsH'
decrease ONLY from miscellaneous sources.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
TO SETTLE THE SILKWEAvERS STRIKE.

The Ncw.Icrsry State Board OF Arbitration met at
Paterson yesterday to try and settle the differences
between the SILK and the proprietors Of the
smOnsOn silk mills. The men went on strike
because their wages were reduced from cents TO
cents on p0ngee SILK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
TO REPEAL THE LINEN TAX.

Washington, Jan. 26.-Representanve Springer 10
day introduced bill 10 repeal the clause Of the Nc
Kiney act increasing after January 1. 1894 the duty
on manufactures Of linen containing moro than 100
threads to the square inch Linen importers have
asked the repeal Of this provision before 1t takes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29

The deaths from all causes IN the city last week
numbered 800 thirty seven less than In the pre-
ceiing week Part Of The decrease was accounted for
in the fewer deaths from c0na gious disease while kid
ucy troubles also caused fewer deaths. The record
showed that tho decrease in mortality hnd been mainly
among Children while m0;e old people than usual
had died The report Of DR.. Il. ;. Tracy. OF the
Bureau OF vital statistics shows the deaths from van
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29

TIE COMMITTEE on RULES REPORTS 4 SUB
sTITrTr FOR THE FELLOWS REsoI1TIoN
Washington Jan. 2a.-Mr McMin In the hou'e
today reported from the Committee on Rules r'o'"
ton 20 Inicg MI Burrovs's resolution respecting u"
Whisky Trust 20 the Committee on the IH''iH "''N
authorizing an investigation. The committee ! ai'
authorized 10 invcstira. what other trusts "Al't "'"
N. vpted States o. have been !Osicred by Conercs
si6nal legislation. ..a
NJ. Ca.chings from the same committee rrpor''u
In Hon o. inc Fellows and Geary resolutions NV .
,rg resolution which adopted without cc'"'e
Ira, .pec.al committee 81 Ava Re apIo1n'eh 20 ~
ve.,.ra'c ard report 20 what sums o. "'o"'' " 80,
were expended oy ,he Panama Cana! company VI -
Promoters. d'o,'iy OF indirectly. io' '"' PD'i'' ~,
ve..,c opyo..,'on IN ,ais country 20 the pans o. ~
company. or securing atque-'"Hce IN ""'~''' a on'
and VIA, disposition was made OF SHeh s'' -.
erauv os 70 the situation Of afa!i, u1oh t''e i>.
60 lar az American commerce seeking uah'" 800
San. may Ia concerned and also "a 20 tie contracts anu
relation. between the Pacific Mall Seam'h'p NOmP'''
and the Southern Pacific Railroad Company he A''"
continental RAILROAD Association and othe' fA"''''
a. 70 what contracts other collu~i'e ar'aheeI''
hoo, rade by said companies, whereby the Tram W WY
O, the IsthInus OF Panama has oeea snpp'e'u "
diun,.hcd and a. to whether said steamship company
by virtue Of said conacs or otherwise ma, orc"
caly absortcd By subjected TO the contlol VI ~
ro,d corpancs aad o. whether the BUSINESS ""'c"
it was the design OF this 0oVernHeh, 20 ''' ~ Ii
sums granted 70 said steamship company tn'ou6n nun
contracts or otherwise has been thereby dvc''ea iop
tho lshmis q Panama ard the Panama fahoa' 'o"p,"!
IN such transcontincnta companies; and a. 10 ""c''
such Is are detrimental to the interests Oh A"'',
,.,. comr.,ce and the producers manufacturers ana
merchant, 81 hc United States; ana II such aose' ''
found 70 oX.s, by what the same con or shonu
stpnrcs.od and a. n whether the further grant I" s'u
sun, 70 said steamship company Should p' "''h''""
Il, order 10 permit the members OF the House TO
attend tho funeral Of Mr.. Blaine IL was oruefe"' ""
motion ~ Mr. Holman that when the House adjourn 10
dov II be 10 meet al = o'clock Monday
The UouSo then listened 20 culogles OF we a,e f.
stuckhouse Of South Carolina after Which II d"
i0urncd till Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
ANNUAL DINNER OF THE NASSAU BoAT CHI

The twenty. NTH annual dinner Of the Nassau Boat
Club held last night at the Holland House Ftfth.
and Tbirtieth-st. President j: II. Abeel, IT,,
occupied tho chair OF honor the head OF the table
and Introduced the speakers No formal list OF toass
was arranged, but a number Of impromptu speeches
were made. William Brookfed responded 10 the toast
Of "Old Members. Charles Myers spok" ahori "d
scnllcis- and F. J. Wells told Of tho Present Mem
bcrship.' Rngene Q'Snvnn sang, MS did also Jerome
sykes and George Mackenzie. tw" members Of the
:" Fencing Master" Company. Among the others
present were c. H. Arnold, e. Hadgeey &. l.. Burn
ham, T. r. Dceley. ". A. Lcniilhon. r. r. Jcssup
W. q. Schuyler. Frederick vunlar, Waldo spragus
and A. b. Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29

40 600: 70 make payments falling du" wiihln the
fiscal year 1894 under contracts for steel gun, NOR
tors carriages etc $3.50 o for steel hreeth ALL
ricd mortar. Of i.lnch canbcr 100000. tons In
crease $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
IN MACY -,
9TH AVE-. 18TH To 18th ST.
9TH AVE-, 18TH To 18th ST,

In order to display to adrautno.
our large importation Of adranc.
Spring Traps, Jackets, ana Cor.
tunes, (that are nOr on crhibition
on ia floor Of main building, A..
are forced to cIe0r out balance n.
Wimter CtOaEs 0md Furs regau.
less Of cost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
ComfortabIes
AT HALF VALUE.

1000 Gnc'EIDERDOWN COM nM
FORTABLES; worth s. ! L'4v
Very largo and fine Silk-cOvcrcd)
DOWN COMFORTABLES; lyi
worth SO ....
500 dozen very large and extra
heavy fine DINNER NAP FAY
KINS .....)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
Embroideries.

Handsome NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED
SWISS APRON PATTERNS
"A and SO
e7.inch wide HEMsTITCHED FLOuNcINGS,f
10 white and coors.
"a to Las
45.inch wide HEMsTITcHED FLoUNCINGs..
AZ to 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
IMPORTED
Spring Wraps,
Jackets, and
Costumes.

Immense assortment Of MODEL
SAMPLE GARMENTS, wbich
rc are Offering at LESS THAN
THEIR COST OF MANUFACT.
URE iM order to pOpulartse our
neW cloak Department, destined
by the MOST PROMINENT
MODISIES or PARIS, LON.
DON, AMI Berlin, Ci=.:
EMIL PINGAT, RUFFIN,
SARA MAYER, LEROY,
EMILE PASQUIER, FISCHER & ROBERTS
Successors 70
ULlIAC, BARBELlE.
PRICES RANGE FROM
9.99 to 164.99.
There are no du plicates Of these highs
class garments, and am early visit will
prove both profitable and Interesting,
az they are advance samples Of what
the Spring Fashion. will be.
The new BUTTERFLY ana COLOMBIAN VELVET
CAPE, IN NIL the leading shades. trimmed with Alaska
sable nnd wide Metre Ribbon, Quilted Chausealb
SILK Lining,
24.99.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29

effect. alleging that IL has failed In Its Object we
10 foster the fine linen Industry In TIE C''''"
states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
iaces.

Novelties in BLACK SILK LACEs. heavy and
light opcnwork combinations, BEAUTIFUL
AND CHEAP ia
JORCHON LACES. from Sc. to Sill. in great
variety and ,eucs.
New Lot VI RENAISSANCE LACES at-........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29

The popular Columbian Feits,
of standard quality, IN all cOl0rs
and stylcs, sOtd clseWhere for 10
at ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
TOKAYWINES,

,nc oo,v natural Wines containing Phosphate and Iron
Evcrv bottle guaranteed pure and free fiom adulses.
by the Government Protection Label aroupd It's meek shS
guarantee Label signed BY Count Andrassy on S S0e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
80, AZ, .4S, 81

| OF ONE.TIIIHD LESS THAN PRICES CHARGED
ELSEWHERE FOR THE SAME GOODS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
MEDICINAL PREPARA'
TIONS of our oWn MANUFACTURE
u,,ornufeeI absolutely pure.

EMULSION COD LIVER olL-mors nutritious .49
and strength sustaining than any o'her'''''''''
''E "a
PURE COD LIVER OIL. pts-."."'.'""''''''
: W. WV SO
WINE OF COCA, full strength .-.'.''''''''.
EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER unequaneN III
for purity and strength. '-'-,-'--'''' IN
GLyCERINE LoTfON-Pure alyeerine ana an ~
tiled rose Water. ''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
Upholstery.

Third Floor u New Bui,dnsy
EXTRAORDINARY PRICES WILL BE OFFERED
DURING THE COMING WEEK
500 pair, best quality CHENILLE PoRrIEREs, Rag
new shades rich frnges, for......................
500 pairs ALL OVER DESIGN PORTIERES.
which were $40 % and $l2.9s. will now be Of
fercd at from, pair.