New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-13
We have been making
baking powder for II years.
We know A0w to make the
best. Try CzsOela"d's once
and you will agree that we
are making the best.
cL,>iard Baking Pospdtr Co.. Nr'S York

bis nockets and has not since been heard FROM
His relatives fear that he met foul play
Tho MANNERS OF the Cotton Exchange yesterday
decided nv a large vote close the Exchange on
the Saturday preceding Christmas Day and the sat
urday preceding New Years Day.
Dr Anton Won Politschek. the retiring Consul
General Of the Austria Hungarian Empire at THIS
mort sailed for home yesterday on the Hamburg
American steamer Normannia- The doctor vii. go
TO Naples and from there to Vienna DR. Won
Politschek resigns because he wants to go back 10
his native land and live.
The steamer Persian Monarch. which arrived here
yesterday from. London, reported that II. D. 'or-
dan the assistant cook of the vessel dlsappearen
on December ., and is supposed TO have commi'teu
suicide by jumping overheard
George Sawkins the Australian astronomer VIII
deliver series OF six lectures on "Sclentmc re
uqion' in Chckering Hall. beginning on Sunday.
Dacer,bar II nj 8 o. m Mr. Sawkins will discuss
tho mysticism Of ancient and modern theologies.
Australian and New-Zealand papers have praised
his lectures.
A lecture illustrated with l6o stereopucon views
will be given tomorrow evening at the fhiihps
Presbyterian Church by Professor r. ;. Curtss' on
"a Day at the Worlds Fair.
Antoine Morrisslne Frenchman. thirty years
old who had been employed in the restaurant OF
A. Bernadat at No. IS West Twenty-second-st., but
was discharged recently. found dying on the
sidewalk in front of the place early yesterday
morning He had jumped froT the roof OF me
building and expired an ambulance was carry
ing him to the New -Yorl. Hospital. In n letter
addressed to Bernadat and written In French
Morrlssine declared his intention Of throwing him-
self from the roof Of the restaurant He also wrote
that his eyes had been injured by service IN the
French Army in 1890 and he had intended to XIII
himself sooner. He came to this city less than a
year ago.
An entertainment for the benefit OF the WOOD
stock Hospital will be held under the auspices OF
the Concordia Club January at Central opera
House Assembly Rooms
The Executive Committee OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company yesterday met and recon-
mended the payment Of the usual DIVIDEND OF IA
per cent by the Board OF Directors to-day.
E. H. Corey. who is a well-known CleVeiaho
Democrat is expected TO succeed Deputy Collector
Charles A. Burr who has been asked by Cohec'o.
Kilbreth to step out Friday. Corey Is supported
by the Cleveland Democrats of the Manhattan
Club. members OF the Cleveland Dry Goods CLUB
and the Cleveland Down Town Business Mems
Club.
Harry Johnston, a good.looking young man OF
tw-nty-orc years who obtained tickets on a fraud
ulent order and started out to make big specuia-
ton on the Princeton-Yae football game at Man.
haitian Field on Thanksgiving Day. was yesterday
sen; to the Elmira Reformatory
A dinner will be given tonight at the Gerach
Hotel TO the visiting members Of the conference
held to discuss the exhaustion Of food fish supplies