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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
THE SYMPHONY QUARTETTE.

There was most convincing manifestation OF .'c
seriousness OF purpose 1T the bottom OF 'he cna ,
,,,,cic concerts Of the NewYork symphony HuHr'e'@
IN the entertainment given Inst night III me ro'h
cot aport for such music In the MUSIC iiah' INC
,rccr,mmc consisted Of only three NUMBERS, 'ae
nitGl, one being LISTS pandorte sonata !" ]"
minor which was played Dy Mr. Arthur f1euhei".
4 moro impressive exhibition Of devot'n I" III 'u'''
which l. within the horizon OF eomIaratvcU ie"
&, vould be difficult to conceive. MI. F11eohe'"
r,vcd III. congestion rs II he were pTofrunny con
,in,ed TINT Il H. beautiful music. TIC ""'
dom. many noteworthy things herr, but we cum
No. recall ANYTHING sincere than MS Paying us
,,gb, ar ANYTHING more worthy OF admiration OH TIE
.cnr, of technical finish and completeness Oh uhuer'
.,.ndlne That The sonata. neverthecss 'aii'" "
hold ,lo attention of the audience In the cegrec hat
IL Iuterpr,iatlon deserved was the iault, hot Vi
the p,r.,rmer but OF the c0rnposr -or possibly Vi
no want Of understanding the part OF the audience
,uch wnnt Of understanding. however, Is easily ui.
I.r,.ood. and still Iardonable toward the close Oh
he nineteenth century. .
Nr. Brod Ky relieved the mental tension OF lib
audience after the sonata with ohecry quartet by
uoznri- ROT the enc announced OF the proeraIhm"
IN ID minor) bat tho first In Peters edition, In "
major I,rforc the sonata he and bis colleagues
Dlavcd "A quartet. minor. by BRAHMS. III Do.n
orks the complete grasp Of the contents oI me me
muse possessed by Mr.. Brodsky. Us Wen az ' Nv
rLoahrarted devotion Of the club to the TASK ~
hand wrro amply demonstrated. Both quarte's
lnrr,hcd periods Of delight 10 the listeners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
,yyr,L MEETING or HOYOEOPATHISTS

,lhorr reh "A Tho forty second ANNUAL meeuns
, ,h uono.opathic Medical society OF the State pegan
nerc to-day. Dr. ". L. VI. FsEe, OF ErooKiyh' give
ITO prcsiicnts address. lie sid that homoeopa'ms's
must be- progressive. The profession must not allow
ono inch Of tcnable ground to be taken from H. Inc
uddlctown Asylum. which he called the ch'o OK inc
nrof,s SION had excited tho envy OF us riVais ny i'
success and the sooner II was taken ONT oil 'e 'a'c
Of tho present Commission In L"naey inc o'ue,' w.
,rs,, suyc..ed , hearty approval by the society OF
no xo,ionL Quarantine bill. The marriage laws Oh
Tho stat, should be revised communication from
tho Droomc County Medical Society requested tic
society to take vigorous action against possible
lnvos,on OF cholera. Drs. Lewis. of Buhalo' Ierry'
NJ tlcn and wolcott. OF Rochester. were appointed
committee TO report An expression OF tue society on
,hn me alton of the abolition OF capital puhlsnneh.
4 manor I,y Dr. J. ". Downing. OF N"w-fork on o"'e
~ Rational Quarantine took strong ground in favor
" National Quarantine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
THE CRIyOLINE SCARE.

rh. crinoIne scare Is well as settled so inr as
pads md London are concerned. The smart'st women
Il, London society have openly expressed their nbhor
rncc Of such an innovation, some OF them going so
,.r "a 20 saw that they would emignte rather than
tou victims TO such q vulgar fashion. Tie Princess
., Wales has ever set her face against stees even In
dresses. and although Her Royal fshness WAS not
able nv example acne to stem th" tide OF popularity
.,ur,dIr accorded 10 the ungraceu, dshgnrfng, and
msnamcd dress improvcr, yet English women owe It's
atsonpearance 10 The cNertlons OF this Royal lady,
whose influence was quietly brought to bear on some
NJ our dresses with the result OF the total
OK Termination OF the wobblDg horror. There has
oeyer bean really any danger OF the revival OF the
crlnolIne INV more iInn Of Its becoming the fashion
TO walk down Fifth Avenue In ncckcd ball dress
n proceeding which In the wear 1s4l would not have
heen NJ all remarkable. The panic was started by
manufacturers and taken up In sad alright by those
who give crcdence 10 reports without duly examining
tbe foundnSon for them. Had the crinOne appeared
nj HINT ball church parade or hsh-class wedding
instead OF I'm n few fashion papers. one might
have been Justified In feeling little alarm. AS II Is,
We are positively and delightfully."- secure against any
invasion OF hc dreaded crnons the fact being that
women who tsd In the art OF dress not governed
by what appears IN the mop winaows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

An agreeable reception given last night Uy
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Korbay ut their house. NO. DO
West Eightrcnth-st. In honor OF F.. Plunkct Greene
Their guests entertained With the music OF an
Hungarian gypsy band and the singing Of Mr. Greene
who sang some OF Mr. Korbay's Hungarian songs
After music and supper there was some INFORMAL
dancing. Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H.
b. Uollins Mr. and NJ ". +. Douglas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Mortimer. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Iur
nure. jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watson Glider. NJ
ard Mrs William B Dlnsmore. Miss Dlnsmore, Miss
Calender Mss P,mdy Miss Nora Goodwin. Mrs. Cas-
par Giiswod. Mr. and Mrs. n. p. Huntington. Ih'
tile Misses Hewitt tho Misses Turnire, MISC Morsah'
Mas Juliet Moran. Mrs. llilborne l.. Roosevelt Dr.
H. T. Waller. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Dana Mr.
and Mrs Paul Dana. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles dc Kay
NJ and Mrs Do Innccy Nicoll. Augustus {. Gnrnrr'
Mss Gurn.c Richard Young A. Murray YOUNG MISS
Brccsc Mr. and Mrs. Frank Damrosch Mr ana Nrs. T.
T. Barlow J. Frederick Iams. William "rahhn'' III
and James Hartman, Miss Alice Hartmann Mr. anu
Mrs. J. Kennedy Tod. Robert Center, Miss Dunham
Miss Kemp. Miss strong. f. d. Milet. Mr. ana M.''
W. \. Bloodgood. Hiss Taller, Mrs. lavemeSer. ''i
and Mrs. ". II. Osgood Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan wow
Mis-, WnIcrdng. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ~ Whte' MI
and Mrs Alfred dc Castro. Clarence Barker. MISS
Kuapp Dr. and Mrs. d. NJ. stIfnson. Miss ,tin'soh'
the Misses ,hanler George Munzg. Mr. ana MIS-.
John Harper Mr. and Mrs. Charles Post, MISS SEQ"
and MIR Fred Nelson.
Mrs, Maudp Howe Elliott. Ct Boston VIII Evc
four informal talks on Thursday afternoons m Lent
at The houses o. Mrs. lIcnry Draper NO. III si"oiao
ave-. Mrs A. = Hewitt. 40 Lexngtonnve MIS-.
Henry CLOVIS. 40 West Thrty-fo"r'h-s''' ana NJ. ~,
rdvo~d Cooper. 40. II Washington square Inc
r,cf or fhn first talk tomorrow afternoon VIII oe
vita Eooth in Darkest England .,,,o, Marty
Mr. and MIR. : v Il. orusrr . ,rero Mr. ard Mrs.
,acrr, r. do Forest Mr. ard Mrs. ". d.. sloane, NJ
and Mrs. j. A. Burden and Mr. and MIS- b. T. for'c''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
DIED.

4 * .' B. s md %sS.. a"e'" " -
Funeral services from his late resdepee IN Eass loud
Int on rns rsssxooa ' c lss = 10 80
r. fo nls HsA isb scui l.
Funeral r service. ss Saint rsu North Broadway.
$:s i bss a;s s ct Ri which
UOoI:-Amaii, c.. widow Of the lato Thomas Cook. IN
Funer services at her residence III Wet sist' on
Thursday. 10th inst. at 10 S'elork 1880 -
s. Hssns s.' a M ss Rsss
Cornell m the 10Th year Of n age wednesday mcrnloe.
In,sr,neat az WcedsaGs, pnilsdelphia.
Please omit flowers.
NG.s.y Fcs ss So s ss g.
thursday rssSary , io "a ar foc ::
1 isan aa."er'' 'e''us''' "'"''N" 'S '' '''''
Burial private.
s }oa.an ' 5.S Sa"fi ss fS@'s q &
'G5scs n, S soss h n pss
arrival Of the 90 train from f'ot OF arcay'st 70 b'iek
5rM PAGE Dcforc Marriages 900,
il,srv .on Of Enaa6;t6 and the Late Caleb =.
rhEfsi ser"ce. hi. late ,c-ldenS., ~ so, North
i i6h, at i ii o'co"E a. M
uEYwoOD suddealy Of heart faurr o. tuesday
%s,sS S;.a s IJs s oS's on TA1':
Church Of ;hc Ilos omnpnlop sIS;savc and 2otAss.
Burial at Mount Auburn, Cambridge, Mass
JENNINGS on sund,y. February i2.h, 1893. oiveS
Funeral ."Tle. At hi. late ro~dnce No. IS Parkavs
hys aid friend a rg'' nSt ctS 10 ." ii.
rival Of y o'clock train fOm New-York
-suddcnlv. MONDAY. February 49, OF pneumonia
wsy Friday morning February i'm Inst at 1850
nSlst,S. friend. and ncm crs Of the Guard veteran
battalion are in.itcl am.
iso narfi.. e. %fs Of jane M
4sa;..y ty thee , s at at 9:5 ~
opoiEAt White Plain" os " GdsI February IT, Maria
r@"cra services at 'irSs churG white Plains. Thur'-
day me iGrh ina at bali nc ga train from the Grand
t central s STAT %s'' ''' ''''N ''. w
rAIEAt ErCosyn February sh; 1893 Harriet f"'''
csys, the c,SG%6 Of Sc Ss ,he ISL
rArLY-or Tuesday. February II. Christian ~ raulv'
.'ySs: r. YF;+sy February 5r!s S s N"
v S!s ,ae # i"%,ln. %uaSe Il Nc~Yor invites
" ;ss: 5ssS \, Y. u u ,is,,: g.: c.
Inter ar. t" at convenience of family.
riae omly son Of Gardiner ami Maria Pike. was.
Funeral seryi'" q his late c. .s NO. 40 m
o,s%sni at at G Mce%S1asT n ' mcrn"s .
EAy-wnaela Scott ray Of Brooklyn" on SATURDAY jan
rnncE, services at his late residence 1ooo Pacihcss
prookyn, February Is at J. IN
Relotives and friends are Invited.
pontNsON-At her late residence. Bergen Point n. ~
on SUNDAY February 18th, Mary Z Frothueham' wiz
r,nerI M ? 80 D. m. on WEDNESDAY. ON the keserao
Church, Of Bergen Point ,,,. :, =, ard 40
Carriages Will meet trains leaving Lbery'st a. ana 'S
u. m. ana. L..
poGERS-At Great Neck Long Island. on 18Th int,
~ heart f,tlurr A. w. Rogers NJ d.. In the Oeth yess
services viii he hcld at his late residence a. D. me-
ai.v
vii Ne a Inc station to meet the o'clock
train from Long Island CITY. ,,
Jnterment at convenience OF the FAMILY
eirr,prp VIM H. only son Of Theodore r. and Ellie
beth Shearcr. , a.. .,.a.,., p,o,livn
Funeral from his late re'lGence, ~" "o''''' "''"
Wednesday, y. M. ~
rAIT-At her home Niagara Falls. on Tuesday Feorn'
vry th Lydia Gilbert Tait beloved wHe OF Johp "
TAFT IN her Path
| i,c OF funeral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
TING PORCELIINS.
VENETIAN GLASS AND SPODE BOWL!

There are few uIlngs In the glass and china STORES
more attractive thnn the display OF fancy poroehhs'
The most beautiful glassware sili comes from Venice
where the ancient gasswors OF the days OF the Doges
have been revived the Island OF Murnno ana many
NJ the lost secrets Of the art have been recovered
The CLINT Of color and the fairy like moudings OF TINS
,as which make the finest cut crystal seem but coarse
and commonplace. have never been eAcelled Inc
pohcmian colorci glass Is barbarc In color, ana the
ncces one would 10 own arr rare. though &C.
c,sonaly one finds bit Of brilliant color which Is very
,.r.c,,ye and the glass is generally inexpensive
,.uch,nh little cups covered with knobs come from
v,orpa In mile roseaie nts and other csors and cost
but ~ apiece
p,c,,resuuc salad bowls are now sent over ron
,hs CopelanG factories In the old sPode patterns Oh
,hch modern Copeland ware is the llneal defcend"n'
rhoso bowls are usually IN the oldrshioned square
,,,o and I'm that curtons conventionaIlSed pattern
suci ne was made by the Spode works IN days wheh
,hev took the rnolf for their designs from Chinese
na,,erns vet modified 1t so distinctly that " had
nunct character of It's The famous old Willow
ware which we are apt to consider the mist 'hhese
Of nil Chinese patterns, II known now to be purely
English design merely suggested. MS most OF the pat
terms werc by the patterns Of Chinese pottery. Thus
ali TIE Doetlosl legend q w aIinf bvAfs pufsnee "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15

tho angry mandarin OF a father must be looked upon
simple flight Of fancy for the ware Is all English
ware. the story English story masqIerading In
Chinese attire. The I'D >pode patterns Introduced
quail and various English birds in their designs, I'm
that Chinese perspective. FATHER that wan Of any
pcrceptlvc. Of which Charles Lamb wrote so delight
fully In his famou, essay on "Old China These
bowls, unhapply. arc almost rs expensive genuine
spOde would be. with al it, accumulated wealth OF
years. The smallest. only proper size for fam
ily salad bowl costs S1G. These bowls not por
celain, N should bc remembered but fine pottery like
all spodc and most OF the English ware Of to-day These
Copeland bowls found not only I'm cobalt blue and
white but al-o In that deep red and white which
the Characteristic OF the old-iimc ware.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
MARRIED

All, Nep IsS by ths Rev
a,rs, Moran Elizabeth daughter Of the late COL Macy
nev 70 Andrew c. Coddihgton $500 49,
kiiarmm.r.is church by the REV. Cornens h. SMITH
4 at1arnc, daughter OF John D. flo"e'' 70 Ara q"
Kip. jr. ,, r,.,ua,v "A 1909 81,
McoREERYLoN-op siesda{ reotS No We. dSgS
IN ,he rev David H. Greer, OF 81 Dat'eoigm n
church Clara. daughter 81 the la'e 'o' ''''s' '''
g Mecrcsry. r.. ,,..
EpITrf-DUNNINa-On Tussdsy, February AN
~ at Grace Church Chaptry. BY he Kew VI w. ~
Mnniinr:op Kahstne Mary dheeyer DS9mns daughter
~ Mr. Henry NJ. Checver, Oh Detoi'' i'o'' W 's""'
shaw Meredith. -
MonTON-I oOMts-cr the Rev u. 7; MSETem ;n, sam q;
nel Morton, Of Cincinnati ONO !" Hs'y " i'o" Y"
Nnw.york Iet ruary IA. leV3'
Cincinnati papers please copy. ,, . .
Tuesday, February H. at
church Of the Transtguratio", by the Kev. Georgss
Uoushton' Harvey Kelsey Weeks to Annie Ashmead
Dalzell. =. a., ,,s-,-
wuIToN- fIOWARD-At the residence Of the brides
rarent in rookiyn. on Tu siay: February a. by Ae
IT, rr lanes N. Wilton fasher Of the groom. a.
sisted ,.s pX Se e tSrch hsincs Ay.n dcSS.sf
Of James K. Howssd, csa, u ~ james S~us~
Wilton. Of NcW.Yofk Civ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15

,,us ovcr tho shoulders In cpaulcs and extends In
,s ,o,, aovn tb, back The hair II dressed In
,oso uscb,knot high at the back. and waved III the
f,shionnbI. water waves OF the season.
particularly smart gown was worn Ill u
dinner dance given during Christmas week nj one o
the "swaggcr" country places near New-rorh' "h're
there was n large house party Inc col'o'"""'' VI"
silver gray and pink. with PINK S'e''es "',u Nv"
,-,urin crav bodice finished with pink rIfiie and
,,,L cou,e over gray silk underskir. II Is notice
ah,o how much attention Is given TO the Sarhi'ufc o
fin, back lust now Quite as handsome l'w''S "re
worn TO conAnc the corsage folds at the back rs IN
,,on, In this instance very large cluster OF
d,omnuds elittered and scinlllated Ike small sun
az the owner danced around the room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15

Germany.
Until 1887 the famous professor ala not have the
right even 10 place the simple particle won he
foro his name. although he had then been married 20
a Royal Ilghncss for fifteen years. His first wife,
daughter OF the great Stromeycr, formerly head ~
the KEEL University clinic. died in $50 E'narSch.
ihcn one Of the hnndsomcNt men In Germany. had
become Intimately acquainted with the members ~
tho Ducal family. OF the court physicians
10 completely won the heart OF the Princess Hen
rette. WHO. In 1877 10 tho surprise Of every court
in Europe and In opposition 10 her family. followed
the untitled surgeon 10 the altar. Another union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
POstoMce Notice.
SHOULD be read daily by all Interested as changes may
N


,s,oo,a h. read daily BY all Interested as changes may
occur al any timeJ .
Letters o for Ssf" So any Ssa Keep;
ssSs the r.nrn,rv "a win
close r9I .sump %ni'i all ali cases st
via W s5S.@S.sa S
&c ssss Is! &, =
sisS'Ss ri S""I
.%S p rsn snss.ea per per San Mssssy Ho
* e. Slas Ii. 80 % i siA
Pshian etsr Grenada Trniad ana TSI.so 'nu 20
-, T5,,Tss .as! ssp.ss ana 3, ! aS
sss c.s 5 sY:'s pa M Or @ '
%. 'i be- f' sre ns'' d. e
:, ' p CsSppss%cnt,,,y 80 ,aw, % to-
S per for Nassau At .nd ..
fniD eaI-tV p m. for Dlueneld' per cu''is
s'S deter. D1 for r r%ssre s',sn
."s 1s!asy Eaa: ss'':s
=. ns.sp sss h%s.s s,sSs
; T,sass s- e Il
z f. sSs Gam; e;Ss
per Yumurl"l; .. $50 p. m for Newfoundland pss
ssSsS. ~ s."o e; S:.'' H'' vi, 1n'n' ~
Msiis Tor china and Jaunn per :. Belsie iron ss1
rsnrsco close here daily 10 February IL: az SO
D. M Malls Tor society Islands per ship Gslilee gfc|
80 D. M Mails for An.r,lis, Nswzesl,nd. I!svaisn.
cisco close daily up to February s5 at 80 n
fsr an srriysl New.York of Eirurle with BrtiHo
mails for Australia. Malls 70, tho Hswasn I;lsnds peg
March %. a. 80 p MAJ Tor China ard jspsn We
s,iy =. 30 Mails FOR Nswfouncl, and By oj e
p Mali, .o' M9.e'c. ,; BY rsll :" Ec 30 and
Halls for Cube. by raj to TaTpe: Fla and thence 3
steamer sssliaI M"a o. n M Mails for Msdco oyes.
and uniess specially addressed for dispatch BY seameRs
.cioss A. this once daily AZ a. m.
Pnei6c mails are forwarded San Francisco daily
And hs srhee OF arranged the Lrsumptioo
their uninterrupted overland transit to san Franchises
M.iis from tho Fast arriving az San Francisco on
the dsv Of sailing Of steamers are dispatched thence ~
Registered mail closes at p M prsvious day ,. -
Extra Supplementary mails are opened on re pcrs =
ths frpch sad German steamer e rs nS wksS
.;Ts open until sIssir Fl s|e Sss -
SssssSsA xswsYc;S. 3. &. Ssss ~ asee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
ppoyryryr PEOPLE 1T A BENEFIT.

Washington, Feb IA matinee performance gwen
ihi, afternoon at the National Thcntre In aid OF inc
National homeopathic Hospital was made social
occurrence Of importance. Tho wife OF the VICE
President and tho wives Of many Cabinet omcers
and senators were present. "Thc chimes OF NOT
,onav- was prcsen,rd tho leading parts being sue
",,,Ilv taken nv Mis- Bertha Lincoln OF New-l orH'
and nv IIcrndon Mors"l, Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
s,urEL J. RANDALLS ESTATE SETTLED.

PHILADELPHIA Fob. I4.-Judge Penros". OF the Or
rhons. Court filed his adjudication OF the estate OF
samuel J. Randall this afternoon The account OF
the estate was filed by Fannie W. Rtndan the woo"
and administrative OF the late Cohgiesshah' ihc
o,s consist of 800 worth OF personal property and
$50 "a the balance OF salary due Mr. Randall as
member Of the House OF Representatives. on the
othcr hand Mrs. Randall has expended ~. lo2 10 on
hohof OF her husbands estate 81 l3O 30 OF TINS 20
Ing for medical and surgical services curing ME-
Randall's last Illness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
A ROMANTIC PRINCESS.
WILLIAM ii. SNIBS HIS SCRGEON-UNCLE
THE HOMELY But AGREEABLE PRINCESS
HENRIETTE-TIE MARRIAGE OF A DOCTOR
An I0YA Al. IIIGuNE.SS.
AND 4 ROYAL III

AND ROYAL HOLINESS.
Tho failure OF the Emperor 10 bes,ow any title
decoration upon Frederick Esm1rsch. his
uncle by marriage. who celebrated the scveatlc h
anniversary Of his birth not long ago. has been
the cause Of much comment and speculation
Ia the social and scientific circles of Germany. As
rule no German celebrity can pass The seventeen
milestone without some recognition the part Of
bis sovereign. At that tine political differences are
forgotten ana great services alone remembered.
Fsmarsc undoubtedly II the greatest surgeons OF
Europe bcGc,aclor Of thousands upon thousands.
he'd every reason TO expect lonors account Of his
scientific cOnqursis alone. II confidently
Believed. however, that Ills Majesty would ut least
raise him 20 the rank OF Count In recognition Of his
relationship to the Imperial family. But the ami
versary passed by and the surgeon is stlll pie
Herr Won Esmarsch, husband Of Princess Hcnrletc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
LETTER or THANKS FROM YRS. BLAINE.

Augusta Me-. Feb. 14.-In the Legislature Scs'er'
do, ,,e following letter from Mrs. Blaine was re-
ceivcd
Washington. D. c.
Mr. Thatthcr-Dcar Sir May l. through you thank
tho Maine legislative DELEGATION who on the sun OF jan
.rr rcp,crberct Mr. Banei Nv children join VIA me
m mt, .xprsion begging you ana them 10 believe that
Though we say little deeply sensible OF all 'nas
w., .oo,a nm that DAY meon,. | am. with respect
" lid. vours HARRIET 5. BLAINE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15

T Tn OF honor was Miss Laura Lanman of Hartford
ne bridesmaids we're Miss Underwood Sist or NJ tho
bbriosgr9o,n and Miss lanman. Of Ncw-York Eight
nuhurc invitations had been issued and therc we're
many guests from distant towns After Ire ceromonv
.ners was a reception home OF tho brides
mother at NOrwichtown. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
Suerial Notices
Flnh Avenue Art Galleries,
NO. 500 FIFTH AVENUE d.
NETWORK.

7-<Ses- ~
Flnh Avenue Art Galleries,
NO 500 FIFTH AVENUE
NETWORK.
NOW on FREE EXHIBITION,
MIR. WALTER RICMMoNDs
COLLECTION
OF
MODERN PAINTINGS
INCLUDING
peasant GIRL KNITTING.
FROM THE GEORGES PETIT COLLECTION.
AUTUMN IN FONTAINEBLEAU
FROM TIE FRANCIS PETIT COLLECTION.
DUPRE'S
GATHERING STORM"
FROM ARNOLD TRIP. PARIS.
METrLINGs
"a DUTCH HOUSEWIFE"
CLAWS
"SAARDAM" PAYS.BASO
THE ARTISTS SALON PICTURE OF 1878
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
AT
CHICKERING HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING. FED. Il.
Al 8 O'CLOCK.
ROBERT SoMERyILLE. Auctioneef.
ORTIIES Co. Managers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15

Listen to the Pridsnt Advice, which urges you to
the immediate Treatment OF that Rasping Congh oy Me
use OF Dr. ID. Jiynes EApectOrnht the Oest Oh meo'
cues for Coughs and Colds and an approved standby
,or al, pulmonary Troubles and ThrOat-sils. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15

xvh.r boby WAS SICK. we gave her CastoHe,
w" aha was a Child, she cried for Cas0fle,
When she became Mis-. she chung 70 CSsnhs,
WLea shs had children. she ge's them SAs'ofN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
" Admiral"

roso strictly hchclass cigarettes cost the dealer
n I,ttlc more than ordinary trade brands but they are
,e from higher cost tobacco than any other cigarette
"Admiralr Is not made by trust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15

Barry Trous having vsd d, DOWN s ,Sa ".
nv, nd lest OF all hair dressings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
NIaior's Cement for Repairing

,, ,h,. ,vcck only, at Callahan Kemps'. No. II
rrr' Iot Beef Tea made from Cucahy's Rex Brand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
4 PRETTY EJENING con y.

THIS charming gown IS Of dark green n'roir velvet
sbo, with mArvr. The cprselcl Is ~ cr'amcolorrd
Xix cIaboratcy embroidered with amcihyHtS. cn'r-
aids and other "jewels." bertha Of llacA lace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15

mns McCLRATH's HOMEMADE PRESERVED
BRAN Died, CANNED AND SrICED FRUITS AND
PTRE RED CURRANT JELLY A spEEIALTY. .
Eyerything put I'd In glass and kept Until is LOT
prcss references &C., address Mrs. SARAH B. MO.
EiKATIi 1913 Desraw.st., Brooklyn, n. Y.
AK at your club or at the cafe for .Johannis"s
It mixes perfectly with all liquors and WHO'S DoAs
acce ut any other water as substitute.
I,ss fness mud Head Noises cured ct horle by ny
Invisible Tubular Ear CuHhons Wbispe,s hearo. SotS
by +. nscox only. ej3 Bway, NJ T. DooH Oh proo's Sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15

x...yor, ,sntvnl's elegant North shorc Lni'c, Is
,ovortc afternoon train for Chicago ana sne we'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15

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