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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

4 professional matin,- Of '"rhc Sportsman" Will be
given at the Standard Theatre on Friday afternoon no
tickets Will Doe sold and only members oil uc NV
profession viii be- admitted
nc.s,c, tom P,ri. SAYS that W. NJ. Wilson,
manager for Alexander Salyin has secured Emile I'a-
vets play. lie Fills dc rortao' The piece Is con,
tnuation Of The Three GaorGsmcn." MI. SalNhi VIII
picscnt 1t under the title Of "Ihe Son Of Portho''
Chailcs Frohman intends t, present The Poet ana
the puplcts' at the Theatre Immediately alter
Lent IL is a burlcsquc on Lady Windermetes Fan"
but not burlcsquc in tn recent sense Of MIXTURE
Of lglt and tights. The leading chaia'"F l" IL
Is oscar Wilde and this va, played III LONDON d' u'
Comedy Thcltsc by Char:c, Ilawtrey. he play has
SINGING dancing but is not chiefly composer oil them
Tn. last performance Of The Mount'banks" by the
Lillian Russell Opera Company al tn "aFden 1h'due
viii h. given thi, c,eains The theatre Will be closed
tomorrow and Thursday evenings and '"'roi -"Fohd
will be sung for the Inst time on Friday
Nine Du,e ha, recovered from her recent sickness
and will appear at the Theatre in "fcioI"
rh, afternoon. Her rcprtory for the week Is: To-
morrow "Dyolcon,"; Friday "Fcdora'; saturday
"Cayclcr!l rust!cana" and La Locand"rn"
'Niote" which hal a OF more than 100 nights at
tac Ei,ou Theatre two seasons ago "i b. given Tor
week At Fourteenth Street Thsatr' beginning next
Monday evening. Miss Isabella Coo IS still playing the
rcyvlncd goddess
This being the night Of "Americans
Al old' at Lyceum Thoatr'. NJ. Slrdou yesterday
sent 70 Daniel Frohnaa the following message: u beg
to offer Of the iO0th performance OF my
play all my thanks you and your admirable artists
20 whom / owe NY success. Ge them am very happy
and grateful Tor the good reception the play had at the
hand, u public and the press Of New.ioFk. Ny
klndc>t regards u you ALL
The nuard>man." BY Sins and Raleigh will be
paved Iyccm Theat for the first tine on Easter
Monday Miss Mauae Harrison and Thomas whiHen will
have pats in Il.
HERMANN, Theatre closed last night and IL va,
announced that J.. j. Hcny's engagement would begin
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A TEA OEX-SECRETARYAN And NRS. ~ dHH
SENATOR HALE's WIFE GIVES A CHARMING IN
TERTAINMENT IL WASHINGTON

TERTAINMENT IN WASHlN"lO\'
Washington. Feb. 81 SpcciaD.- Ex-senator I'ale'S VIE
gave a charming tea to-day In honor Oh @
and Mrs. Evarts and Miss Mary Evar's. VINO have
heop Tho c,es,s OF Senator and Mrs. Hale Tor the ''
week Mrs. Hale received in gown OF apple green
velvet. Mrs. Evarts, who stood near her. wore gov"
OF black satin Among those assisting Ine
were Mrs Wilmerding, Mrs. CocKfch' MI Jam
Wadsworth and Mrs. Arson u. McSooK III u'e ""
room Mics Edith Morton and Miss Teresa o'oneh'oh
we're attractive hostcsses. The table was bright WIN
scorlet tulips and scarlet shades over the waA s''
II was a large company, but the Hale mansion "''
has one Of the most beautiful Interiors III ""S's'D"'
opcn, ND admirably and there was al no 'nc ~"
suggestion OF crowded rooms. Mr.. ana MIS-. h,"'"
were looking extremely well and with their daughter
voyc warmly greeted by many old friends senator
Hale came down from the senate and joined Ms vic
In her graceful welcome to guests
Among tho guests were the MIHiS"r " i'"'' on"
Baroness Fava Vice President ard MIS-. norton i''
ssor and Mrs. yelling. senator aud Mrs Frye 80"
ator and Mrs Chandler. secretary Of War ana M'S
Ellins Judge John Davis, the secretary Of III" .>N!'
General Arson g. MoCook. Justice and MIS- hm''"
ford Mr., John A. Logan. General ana Ms. .NS'''
Senator Hscock, senator and Mrs Morrii' Inc "''''
OF Great Iiiitain Mis- lnunc"i"t" ''h'lAi anu
Mr., schoncld. Representative ana MISS Dol"''''
senator Palmer. President OF the WORLDS Ooii''p"'
Commission senator aud Mis-. ManderNol' "'"'I !"
and NJ. Groc,y Senator and Ms. Washburn, justice
and Nrs prnvn senator and Mrs. Gibson ''ha'or
md Mr.. Dixon Mrs ". j.. Curtis Lieutenant BUCK
ingham Mrs Audenricd Justice ara MIS- "'n''
Senator Allison. senator Nh. ana Wis DEW ~
and Nrs Robert g. Iiardi.. the Minister OF germany
H. ,,i.t-. -. p,,.io Charles Carter. Comnh ,-lon"r
81 IN. Hawaiian Provisional Government MIS-. liosh
McCulloch. General and Mrs.. Van wet MI ana
MIS- IIartcr the Minister OF France ncn'r"i 'r n
Senator Jones, OF Nevada 4nd N,; and Mrs
Dnelcy. Mis- Bouclle Mr.. ard Miss Nc MeT 1onrsc
ana Miss Villas Representative ana UT, h T."n
S.1.,'n v'm',scutai,,. aud Mrs. sanioId: barui.
Won Krtcler Of the German M, L'g MANY The Min.
i.,.r ~ Nicaragua and Mime. GuZman
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ENTERT1INED At THE FENCERS CLUB
THE RECEPTION FOR WOMEN AN ENJOYABLE
AEEAII-SnME GOOD BOLTS.

THE RECEPTION FOR WOMEN AN ENJOYABLE
AFFAIE-sOME GOOD BOUTS.
4 reception for women given at the fehcers
Club. In West Twenty eighhst., last night. an eAm
bIiion OF fencing being chief attraction. charles
d" Kay was master of ceremonies and W. Sco't
O'Conn0r, marshal Of bouts. First came TIE srahu
salute by Theophc Gignac and Martin Capievche'
The bout, were rs follows: With the foiis DIR. j.
Herbert Claiborne and Louis Myers! Charles [. Nadai
and Frederic r. COudcrt, ir.; with dueilng '"oruS'
A. Van L. Post and Martin Capdevelle; with lhe
f,dls C. G.. Nadal and DR.. J. Herbert OEhoor"c'
Charles TatLam ard y. Van L. Post; WIN S'or's'
Jane, W. Gerard, jr.. and Frederic X. tOiu'r, ~,
with the foils j. Murray Mitchell ana W Sco.t
Ot;onmor with dueing swords, Louis si!cIS n,1u
samuel T. shnw: with the iOls, W. rcOt " ,oinol
and Martin CMpdcylcc; Charles de Nay ana
no, uhii ,ignac Will. JAPANESE singfsucks 1"ai's
latham and ". scott Ot "nnOr -,
supper was served and IN improihp'u ooul'H Nf
led by J. Murray Mitchell. IN. rcccP"on E Ln.
mittre included Clarence Z. Burl Anlory - Naln"I''
Truman lIemlnway. Charles d. kay, j. MURRAY MN,
ell w. >rott OCOnnOr, :. MONTGOMERY hoooeNc''
" Roo.evrlt SCHUYLER and Charles latham.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jhilh'
Mrs (;r1,vrnor Lowrcy. Mr. ana Mrs. r; r. smith,
MIR and Mrs Alfred Bishop Mason, Mr. ana Mr, f ,,
eric Esler, Mrs.. W. q. Davies, Miss Dawes 'iiS'
Charles de- Kay. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Il. ". Glider 1; H.
Kelly Charles Mathews the Mise, III, ORnlaH MihSs-
lev Maeoun. Mr. and Ms b. f. OC1nnor, the Mss,
O'Connor William Choscbor). MIR. ana MIS- H. Da'i'
and Mr. and Mrs. Cortan1t :. Van Rensselaer,
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INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The second meeting OF the Progressive SEWING
rass was held yesterday at the house OF MIS-
rdmund Coffin tr No. - West Ffty-scventh-S''
Among those present Mrs. Arthur NJ Dodge
Mrs John Sloane Mrs. Russell lioadloy. ir., Mrs
w p Dixon, Mrs. F. H. Belts MIS-
IL c. Trevor Miss Helen HuIrS'
Miss Alice Rockwell. Miss Maud Curtis. Miss Juila
Draper. Miss Masse Strong and Mss Grace oiyphah'
Tea WAS served at O'Clock, wien number OF men
called.
Mr. William X. Vanderbilt will not civ" re-
cep,ion with music on the night OF March IT, M
decided some days ago to change the date i'll order
not 10 interfere with the concert wien VIII De
c,van NJ the Hotel Waldorf that night In aid OF
{, vorv,s Free Hospital for Children charity IN
which Mrs vanderbilt is personally Interested
Me, Netser. OF No. II West Twenty -i'rStS' ehl':
,nsA tho Card Cub last night, which held It's hi''
Jan,en meeting last week. This Is not Theatre
ch,h nc has been frequently stated fr"ar'9N'N'
eucbra was PLAYED and some attractive but h'N-
rensive prizes were given. There We're present MI
and MIS- lhllip Rhnelander Mr.. and Mrs ramp l''
incston Mis-, Norrie Miss Ruth Lawrence Miss h"'
lotto Poll Miss Daisy Person Miss Helen De leEN'er
Miss Ruth Moore, Berkely Mostyn, Bayard io"l'e'
Irving Paris and Robert Van Cortandt
Mrs. Westervelt and Miss wcstervelt OF NO. west
Fif,ieth-st held the last OF series OF reccpuoS !'
terday afternoon. ,,
Mis-. w. U Oscood. Of No. 10 West Twenti"th-'t"
held the last OF four Monday receptions ,,
Mrs :. Van Rensselaer, Cruser Will give u'H''''
party tonight. -, ,..o ..oor,,ors with music AZ
h,s o,artYornt No ,2j East Thirty nlnthst, on the
AFTERNOONS OF March = and Q. -, ,
Loui, stern gave dinner last evening M NJ nv
No 003 Tftth-ave, to the board Of director OF Va"
Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan ASNlnm. IheIc WI
thirty four ruests-all men. The dining room was dc
GRATED deliberately and artistlcaDy'
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4 LfJELY DEBATE OTER HOME ECLE.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE IRISH LEAGUES MrNIcI-
PAL COUNCIL.

There was a lively time last evening At The meeting
OF the Municipal Council Of the lrs National Leaeu"
which held ia Lcdviih Hall. ~ forW-iiiih>i.
and Third ave The meeting a special "uc ana
WAS called for the purpose Of taking action ln
reference to the Home Rule ll before the BIT
IN Parliament RESOLUTIONS were offered winch
We're not rs explicit they might havr been Incl
paid tribute 10 Mr. rarnoll. c"clr'h alcEiai'" io
the Irish faction which has Mr.. Redmond a. IL head.
expressed confidence In Mr.. Gladstone, ana C'b'd
upon all the friends Of ireland To- unite and acccpt
Mr.. GladStOncs measure cOnd tOnaIy-that j.. not -
reject II until IT was PLAIN that 1t could not BE- 20
amended a. to sui the 18Th members Il Parliament.
About twenty Of those vino had received notices 10
ono discussed the resolutions three OF four nor.
times and nearly all brought forth Arguments In
favor Of and against the resolutions. Some did not
look with favor upon the resolutions because they
expressed confidence IN Mr.. Gladstone. and other,
bccausc they did not expressly say the the Lneur
WAS in favor Of whatever ~" Redmond faction would
do I'm the matter. There were some. too, who said
the resolutions meant nothing 10y appealing for unity
among the Irish members Of Parliament bccau- the
members Of the faction headed by Mr.. Mccarthy had
already declared that They were perfectly satisfied
with the measure II TODD while the followers Of
Redmond had declared thai they would not vote fog
II unless they could amend it 10 suit Themselves.
After three hOln,' discussion the resolutions
voted upon However. about onc-half Of those pre-
cnt were not recognized having light 10 vote. al
though they had been called upon 10 attend the meet
Ing As only half Of those who allowed 10 vote
cas-, ballots the resolutions adopted by vote
~ fnr ia tnrno Every body was dissatisfied with the
results of tA meeting. and II IS safe 10 that the
action taken viii have weight and Is likely to be
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lpostOnice Notice.

should read daily by all IS changes may
Letter, Tor foreign countries need no. be specially I'D:
when il i, desrd TO send dapicacs Of bankinc and
merial documents. letter. not specially addressed being
Foreign mans for the HeS% end March tth VIII close
pT9TGESD z all % at n' S G S.ioT II M 70,
GSn ee A e costa Ss o -n s SoS for sas
aa must be dree,Sd pcr ci'y Of Para at II q.
;TBS"SS orTv q g and Russia t.
Meier: via Bremen ,eers must BE- dirscted per H. II:
letter. for venczacla and SaVania ETC. must directed
psss P n az IL yp M fSS Porto co
per > = Cbiian p N. for La Plata countre, direct
!. roraeHskica from NsTore '''' ''' '''0.
and sataSi ete per Avo ~ a. z M s"peneasrs
80 M Tor EsroIs per Britannia tam, ia oge,ns.
Va iia9sna = Il %, a yiss ana ragsna
Ha%S s1s'' 1as p dS
BE- c,tfSS trinidad and IoSas. mus, e
aSei ana at ? J. ti par' Ma'i"A'% S
n %% SIeap S9Saqd Va Antwerp et'er'
y; 10 nj MR. Ps' and As
1at r %Sss be- Dor d SHad per Areona" M
Fpems1ary iiso m To- rrtune I,snd Ia"afs
Limon. must be directed per Ahena'); at p ~ sup:
e '%I@'i n" Sp % 80 m for r.
, s:s
a deter mt E g. sG ' per SSSf' 's
Rot BE- directed per Ntendam'D:
% GLASGOW for e,,s Scotland m.i b. scre: ar R,:
A. m. France. switzerland Italy. spain, Portugal
and Turkey per In Gacognc Via itaNr": nj II
for Campcche. Chaps, fobaseo and fueatan per g. 3
other Mexican Vera Cruz b. directed per
Seneca: II for ilaVti. ,uuana and Carupano.
per Oonie Ma Qtars fr other Venezuela ports,
directed per Crane Nassau; g y. m for Trux.
illo per : - OteH from New.Orleans: at so D. IN.
,or Newfoundland. per steamer from Haitian
from OSsa oF es costa Rca via Ln0n Per
Mails Tor China and Japan. per s. Oceanic from ssa
Frscscol close here dily up TO March 30 p. m.
Malls for the lIawaii,n Islands per $ ;. AnsirsDs
D. Malls for Australia New -Zellsnd Hawaiian.
FIJI and samoan islands per Almeda fron san Fran.
cisco. cose here daily up 70 March - az $50 M
mails for Australia Mails for the. Society Islands.
daily up to March '25 at 30 p. m. Mails for China
and Japan Vancouver specially addressed on) close
land BY rail halfax and thence by steamer close a
this Office daily at 80 D. m. Mails for Mquclon b.
rail Boston and thence by steamer close this once
daily at 80 p M Mails for Cuba by rail e Tampa.
and SATURDAYS close this office daily al 40
Mails Mexico. overland unless speeil sidressd 10:
Trans. Pscinc mails are forwarded to San Frsneisc.
daily and schedule OF closing on the prc
sumption their uninterrupted overland transit 10 Sao
Francisco Mails from the East arriving time at San
day OF sling OF dspatchcl
thence the same day -.... -...,
Registered mail closes at 8 D. M previous day
Extra Supplementary Mails open,d piers Of
the English Frerch ard German steamers at the hour q
remain open until within Ten Minutes Of the hour Of saiS
'' - CORNELIUS VAN coTr. Postnssssr.
Postonice. New.York. N T., February SesA -
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THINKS THERE ARE THEATRES EyOrGH.

William Crane has decided decline the proposition
made him by syndicate Of capitalists days ago
that he the theatre they !ntd build ct Bread
way and Forty siNh.st, which he took t. 10
his name guided in his decision BY hls lawyers
Rose Putyel Of No. 20 Rroadway whom he turned
over the proportion Besides the reasons advanced BY
his lawyer, Crane did like burden himself with
the responsibilities OF Newloik theatre. After think
ing the matter carefully he said yesterday II
gave up all idea OF the proposition. well satI-
FED with the star Theatre and Its management that
shall undoubtedly continue APPEAR there several
years Should any tIme however desire 70
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MIS-. James W. Paterson. Dr. Elizabeth Johnson Mis-
l. L Howard. Mrs. II. O. lIavemeycr Mrs j. Roo$e-
vet MISC Swift. Miss Lathcrs. Mrs. John W. Ilcs.,
MISS benson. Mrs. Frederick Flanagan. Miss Bcrcson
Miss Htachcr, Mrs. J. VI. Vaiian. Mr., j. Hamilton
Hunt, Mrs. Rockand Tying. Nj, .Cook Mrs. +. g.
Walter SAWYER Ms, Maui Libby Mr.. Alfred X Hills
MISS Lulu Porter. Mrs Henry J.. Fischer. Miss Min
~" Lewis. Mrs. \. Curtis Bend Mrs II. NJ Glg
Mrs. George II. l.; MITCHELL Mis-. y. ". King-lcy ana
Miss Oracle kingsley.
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make II look n thing Of airy lghtncSs and grace but
gentle dame, II you would BE- fashionable this must
you do.
The two heads illustrated here suit an Empire
GOWN With an 1880 costume the back hair should
b. drawn further up on the crown. and the front
hair should bc parted and softly waved or cnred
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DiLU.
rRowEE-on Monday, February 9th, Abigail Raymond
Funeral serSccs WEDNESDAY p m. at her late residence
rl iGt H aSa iriond, ia iI;Si'"
cMALKEE-At KinF,on s. " MGnGay February rh;s ~
n Ma,c% on III bi isas a. 10 o'clock NJ
Relatives aud friends are invited
ECKERT-N her late residence 80 Eyorgtcen Place Ea
anrc :, j. on satqiiay. February 18th Mary r"aree
rn % Of Ml% vii f BE- hSd at the house Wednesday
ln M%lS@ at at az on;cd Il " Of family
PREM Hon SUNDAY. February 25th. at Tuxedo. y. Y.
nmo r1 nFSs" vii fc hc ID % at p E. C Is
on aS a, M lsS;aEy :Si y q. II Il"
washington. D. e., lGl,r, please copy.
Unite" states savings ' S%nyors Feb. 9th. 1873
The member, Of the Board q Trustees Of tinted
SAY, TAX fT i oon& rn q ' Prem l h a G I.
dencc; No. Eat Cl''t 1ue'd'y February 18th, at II
CONSTANT 4 ANDREWS. Pres dent
moLMES-At Boonton New,Jcr,cy February 36th, 1898,
Funeral ON nis late residence at hali-I"'t O'Clock.
Train raVr, loot OF Chrs;ophcr-.t., by D. L. and W.
Il. H.. at | O'Clock.
MFKRiAM-M Goshen. Ncw.ycrk, Henry Merriam in
Funeral Wednesday p. n.
N%% MaSsn Sig rdST ua aS a iSS n e MSS
Funeral ,cNlce. her late residence 40 Hooperst.
nai Si1 az at ,c Of th e. a% F0' '
MGEhmaAR Mo; N%arN a: r. On S february -' 1898
i' &c. 7' on Of ed .S %
Reiatlvc, and friends are invited to attend
osS l. roai 91n} e n Sae hi! ssr''y 2o'n
Funeral service, win be held al his lae residence llS
Massachusetts and Maine papers please copy.
snAlP-FebFuay 9th, 'rosse sharp ia the s7th year
scf,ier, at hi, late residence 10 Bonk>, "Wednesday
?, M. MaIth IL and at spots"Cod " j.. thursday
Relative, and friends invited.
SLOANE February % at Md@etown. y. " Robert Sloan.
NJ. D. aged -. Of Gerard Soan and Phoebe Day
Eorn al Fougnkccp.ir.
TUENrRE-on SATURDAY. February %. Jane Redncld
Funeral from Church Tuesday morning. February
Martha }, Lamb;-M an executive meeting meeting of the
Resolved That this committee most deeply feels the
Soce,y Of America in the unexpected death Of one Of It's
most tsccmei. active and energetic Mr.
the second day Of January 1893 That ths committee
member who ever efficient in her services egu.
lar in attendance is meetings and prudent. wise and
fined and retiring brilliant and Intellectual she
enter the paths OF Literature.
tlonal Park Bank Of yew.York, held February "a 1888
the following mlnute wa adopted p,o,,... ,,,
Bank has been taken from u BY death and w. his fellow
directors, drc to record the high esteem In which he
Resolved That as one Of original ncorporators Of
ex,tenre and a. president gave evidence
Of The d ana ability w ma 9e for GSgn s
this his native city that in his death this institution and
they placed The hghe, confidence ana for the sincerity
whose character they will always retain an exceptional
Resolved That copy Of thee resolutions. suitably
printed In daily papers and the Directors OF this Bank
attend the funeral together ora . -
Cashier and Secretary OF the Bank.
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change there are several theatres which would whEgV
throw open their doors to nc. Il ny opnioh u'eTc 'io
enough theatres this city already and the building Oh
any new ones will only divide the patronage when
literally bestowed the present tim, by the puouc
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The ,0tII luI prlio-S -uccos, u MME. INN T.
has asan teen augmented by Der reception Inst evening
q, The Hotel Ca>tlrion Her beautiful rendition ~ ST
Edwin AimoIi, gems has >"liom been equalcd MdIani
Rank. he'd audience >grlllouud for Two hours with
perfectly moduat.d vote VITA a command Of the
features seldom stage. she carried her audi
once WIKI her AMI The g-nt'cnc-s Of Edwin SCENE
10 w.lloNy form tine platform. Her brilliant
audience Wa composed the elite OF StItrn Island.
Madam I;anNc certainly deserves the success, she has
la A
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"CTRLY LOChS.'

NOTES ON HAIR ARRANGEMENTS
The silky locks Of pretty girls are to-day decidedly
"rrrani." but II IS an ordered wandering SOL waves
and looscdropplng coils are To be seen on the iair
heads of all in the swim" Nobody attempts the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

This charming gown Is made OF that 'Xqnl-it"ly
,oh ana Hight ,k called ondInc." Tho sleeves and
-a,h are Of velvet I'm The same shad" aS the SILK
Tie berthe IS one Of beautiful lace whose pattern
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MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY,
once. $50 oth-.ve. corner 2sd-st.. n. =.

Kensco Cemetery on the Harlem Railroad 4s minutes
the Grand Central Depot New Depot ~ entrance.
Office 10 East l2d.st.
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Did.

You pay Tor what you set-get what you pay for
Accept substitute for Cudahys Rex Brand Extract
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Fifth Avenue Ara Galleries,
sGG Fifth Avenue 3ith-st.
EXHIBITION TOMORROW.
WEDNESDAY.
MARCH 1sT AND CONTINUING THURSDAY.
MARCH Cd,
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BRoNzEs AND JADEs.
THE MOST IMPORTANT COLLECTION
IN THE WORLD
ANTIQUE CARPETS. RUGS HANGINGS.
TAPESTRIES AND GEMS.
Belonging to
Mr. JANIS l. RAYMOND
and
A. 4. VANTISE & CO..
Will be sold al Auction follows;
Curio,-Frday. saturday and Monday,
March Sd. 18th and 9th.
Carpets and Eur.-Tucsday March 7th and eontinuinS
March sth, 9Th and 10th. at 30 p. m.
illustrated Catalogues Mailed Free upon application b
oRTGIEs & CO.,
''-' Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
ROBr +. SOMERvILLE, Auctlonecr
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DIED..

WOCD-In Bridgeport, Conn, February 25th Sarah Nor
man. widow II the late Frcder elk Wood.
Funeral services will be held residence Of her son.
Charles r. Wood, No. 300 wsshlngton-aye Bridgeport
Tuesday, February 2sth. az o'clock D. m.
Hudson. n. Y, papers please copy
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A" Admiral"
Licbig Company's Extract of Beef.

Tho recognized cigar tt. u NewYorE, sold in all II
Ia, lacr- not controlled bv must.
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5perial Notices.

A. ROBERT sOMERvILLE, Auctionecr.
THIS EVENING AT
CHTCKERING HALL,
5TH.AvE. CORNER IsrH.sT.
THE VERY VALUABLE COLLECTION o.
OIL PAINTINGS
Belonging TO
MIR. HENRY NJ. JOHNSTON,
Including choice examples By
BoNHEUR. ROSA. KNAUs.
BoUGUEREAU. KAEMMEREn.
BRETON. MONET.
coEor. MoNrICHELLr,
CAIN. PAsINI.
DurRE. ROUSSEAU.
pEcAMps. RoYBET.
pELACRoIx, RICO.
DAUBIGNY, SCHREYER.
D1Az. TRoYoN.
DE MELVILLE. voLLoN.
DOMINGO, VAN MARCKR
IsABEY, zAMACoIs.
JACoUE zIEM.
EXHIBITION AT THE
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIEs.
3G6 5TH.AVE-
Near 3ith-st.,
VIII close at IL o'clock noon.
Mr.. s. r. AVERY. Jr.. will assist in the mana
ment OF the sale
ORTEGIES CO., Managers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

Usc UrummcIrs Celebrated Cough Drops.
Considered OF the OCsL remedies cartn for all
throat troubles. Genuine H. b." each drop
Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

for c-a,ic,. sauccs and made dishes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

ORTEGIES g. CO., Managers.