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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
4 RRoKEy CABLE DELAYS PASSENGERS.

Three or four thousand people living on Washington
Heights put to great inconvenience last evening oy
the breaking Of the cable Of the Amsterdam'ave' eaoe
road The accident occurred at O'Clock Just as the me"
and women were returning home from downtown IN
short time several hundred people had coecNo al inc
nower.house in Amsterdam-ave, near one'huhRteu'au
for the purpose OF taking the cable cars up
the steep incline The break in the cable TOOK pace ~
Onehundred and foreths just at the top OF 'he mn
Two heavily loaded cars going up the craze "he"
the were startled by the sudden stopping Of inc
cars and the backward motion which began inned ate
sfterward The brskemen, however promptly sppned inc
brakas and brought the car 10 sandsul n car 'n"'
as going down the grade the time was not so easily
sopped When cable broke the car quickly increased
its speed Although the brakeman mandatory oNheu e
grip and applied the brake, the car acquired sucn mo-
.np that IL ran down hill distance before II could
be stopped Of the passengers wer, Injured ahoush
they were badly frightened ,
IL was more than three hours beiore secohu Vao'e
.od no nur on The work made IL necessary 10 stop he
rsbe I'm hundred andtwenty -hthst ana from 70
slsn M all the cars this street were at sahd>u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

The Coroner has been asked to investigate uie
deatb OF Robert Ill., Of NewCtrecht, when oc'ureu
IN Monday DR.. De Mund named kinney o'Sease do
,ne oause of DEATH but the relatives suspect ioui
NAV. ON February he cut and bruised IN some
way that he never eXplaihei'
The autopsy in the of the child OF joseph
MAYNARD. of Blakeave. and Nnwoodst.. shows 'hat
,ras due 10 diphtheria and that the accusations
=, Mr. MAYNARD against her husband were wholly I'M
founded.
Edward Geochan who convicted OF vile muir
ner in the Court OF oyer and Terminer last week.
,as sentenced by Judge Cullen yesterday TO ole DC
tween April 10 and II.
A committee of the employees OF the Atlanuc
Avenue RailrOad Company called on PRESIDENT norton
Yesterday to ask that the pay OF car Cleaners
,aduced from 81 80 Il day to 81 rs, be restored 10
the former figure They received assurance ~
their demand would be granted
The Rev. s. Clifford Nelson. who recently resigned
from, Trinity BAPTIST Church has accepted call 10
The Firs, Baptist Church Of Mount Holly, ~ D.
The seven colored beboys at the Hotel ST. George
.,,uclx Yesterday because a white man had peen put
an charge Of them in place Of coored YOUTH VIZ,
had been discharged Their places were Prohp'S
filled with white boys
DR. George H. Chafee, Of No o21 Fortyseventh-st.
IS suffering from blood poisoning, resulting through
chi In his hand received while examining the ile OF
woman who died from tuberculosis.
Frederick Walter died Of old age on TUESDAY ~
the home Of his Captain Charles a "ai'c'' -''
,o5 Nassau-ave lie was ninety years old and was fol
thirtynipe years in the employ Of the WILLIAMSBURG
Gaslght Company
Max Schule twenty years old, OF NO. I'D
Yorkst drowned himself yesterday afternoon LII th'
East River He sprang from the Fulton ierryooa
Farragut in mdstream He left note for his uncle
IN which he said he ended his life because girl N
left in Germany years ago refused TO come
this country and marry him.
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GOOD WORK OF THE WETMORE HONE.

Home for Fallen and FrieDdlesS Girls was celebrated
Yesterday afternoon In the pnrors OF the home Nos
40 and so South Washington Square. In honor OF
the day q new buirSing opened at No. 1Al West
Fourth.st. This building will be used 10 shelter
women who are about 10 become mothers. II has
room twelve persons. and Is TO be known as the
"Mothers' Annex
In opening the exercises yesterday, the Rev. DR..
A. F. schauffer made address. complimenting the
Board Of Managers for the good work done by the
home. Vocal and instrumental music was furnished
nv the inmates Of which there are fifty three Mrs.
N. C. Lane, the matron, showed visitors about the
buildings during the afternoon.
The inmates Of The home aSe Kept busy wala Run-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
MICS MANzoNI's FATHER A NOTED THIEF

The funeral Of Miss Margaret a. Mah]om' VIM u,
q, New.York from the effects OF criminal maPa'uO''
took place yesteday afternoon at NO. 200 "s.
,he home of her stepfather, James Biggart. Inc uca
NJ Miss Manzon recalls the story OF the uasi' ia"
,n which her father died. lie was Iobalul H.
Monzoni, the notorious burglar VINO WIS h'N ~
pa,rolman Thomas Scott, in 1867. Mahzom was u'
,,ao a crarmakcr and by occupation a burglar. lie
hourht several houses from the proceeds OF his hue'
ous burclaries He was usually renarhioN suO'''o
full In escaping from The p Ice, but was hi'u vi ,,
n 1867 in Kent-,t, Brooklyn. by Patroihah ''o''
Ill ,vinc In cvade arrest. lie shot at the patrol
man first and scott fired In selfdefencc.
Manzoni was IA highwayman rs well as ou'si'
and a number Of assaults made upon "illaiiSpui-
poicemen were attributed 10 him. lie Is sau " nav
been one OF the most impudent criminals KNOW"
notice history There Is story told OF now no IVY
an old pair Of trousers with "rahdsl' ~
tailor. robbed the shop Of clothing worth S'oo' anu
,,d ,h. rext mornng and made the tailor pay MN I'm,
for the trousers which had been carried on IIonrv
rest of the booty iie WIS 'i'o ~
Manzoni and Tobald WHITE
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LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-There are now over 'hr'y
cases Of smallpox in this city. AMI great FEARS OF
further spread OF the disease are ieIt' "eo'sc ~
Crowley Mayor sanfords private secretary Is one Oh
the victims He and his wife board In the house OF
Mrs Thomas at Thrd-st. and Eastnve. crowley
was reported TO be in serious condition. Inc l"''
that smallpox had broken out In the cy was Droueh'
10 the attention OF the Board Of Health last night
7, ,roe declared that Health Oniccr Taylor had
neglected to report the Of smallpox and ne was
severely censurct by the Health Board. Military
Inspector John J. Cotton ordered 10 quarantine
the houses where the disease exists ahd II h'ceSSdrS'
the entire neishborhood in which the Infected houses
arc sitrated Two new cases reported last mgh,
from Davis St. two from Borden-av", ana on" from
Eichth.st II Is believed that Crowley got the dls
cas-. in the CITY Hall. Dr. Taylor refuse, 10 remN"
him 10 the peshouse. saying that the acconm01h"ha
there are bad The Health Board insisted maj the
unrao,sI no made An agricultural society It.
ahOuf 10 organize at Amityvie. 10 hoh sem anh'lI
fairs. company proposes IN lease IN. trh'N
and grounds OF the Amityville Driving Park As,o
ciaton IL II said that the new organization VIII
start with almost $50 members
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MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

Charles Emory Smith, cxMinister 10 Russia, vii! lect-
ure on 1.-The Lights and Shades Of Life in Nusss al
Pilgrim Congregational Church, MadisonaVe. ana One
on tho evening oil FEBRUARY -
Dr. Stanton Colt the head worScr Of the university s''
Element Society and Neichborhood Guild Of Ncwfork ana
Of the Neghborhood Guild OF London, viii address the H.
sucors and alumni Of the College OF the Cy OF
New.York and friends in the ege bulldihS 10
upon life In the tenement quarters Oh ths
city. President Webb will also speak.
At the meeting OF the enrolled Republicans OF the Kiln
Assembly District to be held at the headquarters, No 6'o
e4xth.sve OIL the evening OF February 20 Joseph NJ.
Deuel. will deliver a address on Jones q. Blaine
George Gunon delivered last evening. in Social Econo-
mist Hall No 81 Union square, the fifth lecture OF his
popular course the timely topic. shall We Annex
Canada Hawsr' In considering this question. the
lecturer ncple should govern as In con-
sderng the question Of immigration. for it was the same
potica embarrassmens arising from the presence in the
scuth Of o race "st practically In the fourteenth
cootury and asserted that annexation would be bene-
ncia TO this country which did raise the level OF
ia populatlon To add to It's industrial strength.
Dr. l.. A. Baralt yesterday afternoon delivered in
eesng Eleanora Dusc. In the parors OF the
Society for harmonious Culture No $50 wcst Fifty
At. Dr. Barat expressed the opinion that Nine. Duse
vas the greatest acrcss at present IN the world In q
lang and Die ssant criticism Of asc Of her art he
shovd at least 10 satisfaction Of those present. that
sba approached near the Shakespearan standard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
NEW YORK CITY.

John Durv for many years messenger Of N"
Auditing Bureau of The Finance Department. ana one
OF the Oldest empoyc, Of that department. di"d from
pncumonla on Tuesday at his home. 40 Il West
Ninety -hrst-st.
Tho Colonial Club will have ITS February meeting
on saturday. There Will al" b" an entertainment
Arthur F. liaiihcws. 81 80. iG- West flti siA'h
st. was sentenced to hv" year, ~ State pr7"I
iv Judge Cowing in General sessions y"'i'I'''
Matthews while Il butler In the house 81 Henry VII
lard stole sverwarc valued AZ 1900 and pawncd II.
Tho director, Of the American EAprs' COMPANY
Yesterday appointed II. :. Jucr general manager o
the Eastern Department.
LADY STANLEY the wife 81 the Govcrnor"cner'l d"
C,naha and her SON Victor STANLEY. were passenger
.or England yesterday on the steamer "'rmAhlc
LADY stanley wa, called 10 England hv ia" Hines
If hor two Younger sons. who are in London.
The funeral If Oliver Burr Jennings took plac" At
he home so A. Park-avc.. yesterday morning. 1h'
rcv DR. McIIvcish. Of the Church Of the Covenant
conducted the services. The burial will be at lair
field, Conn.
JooI T. Erhardi. the receiver Of t" Stur'cvan
House. Ia, settled rp the affair, Of the hous" and D.
prepared N pay the creditors In full. Ih"y NUMB"
iGo and the debts amount 10 $1,000. H. !. Ban
has leased the house.
The executive committee Of III" Maritime ASS''a
lion Of the Tort Of New York yesterday appointed
committee consisting ~ {. r. IIinckcn John e. seac"
md ooon j. Waste 10 receive subscriptions for tn
yelief Of the sufferers from the earthquake at Ldnc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
WHAT IS GOING or TODAY.

Pigeon shooting contest. LaFchmont
Conventions Of sons Of the Revolution ana sun VI ~
American Revolution. Chamber OF commerce rooms.
Dock Commissioners meeting
Republican County Committee "iand oi'f" ho'''
Hall, T. m ,..
Delaware Society annual dinner sheiF :, N'"'"-.
Na-ao,,,o ,or,ui.tc, Of Academy Of Med cine, No
10 West Forty .thrd.st p. m
Bishop Phillip, Brooks memorial meeting N"''"'''"1
Hall, p. m.
Atlantic Boat club ball. IioboScn, evening
Seaman will reference case 40. 80 WalI->t'' p IN
Theatre OF Arts ana Letters Fifth Avenue Ih"aue'
evening. go ,.. ,.,,
Young Mems Hebrew Association. No. is last fHy'
ri,crlo colon Ccrvantes annual meeting. No. last
Ninctecnth-st p. IN. .
Loan Exhibition at American Fine Ats society 30
2i5 West Fiity- ,eNen;h'st .
American Numisma,lc and Archaeological So-ictv. SO
II West Forty.third.st.. s p. N.
In. Rev II. r. McEwcn on Holland" IN the folf'
tenth Street Presbyterian Church p n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
MAJOR MLEANS BODY LIES IN STATE.
MANY ORG ANIzATIoNs TO ATTEND TIE FUNERAL
TOMORROW.

MANY ORG ANIz.TIoNs TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL
TOMORROW.
Tie body Of Major George ". Mclean was removed
carly last evening from the Majors home In East
Twenty sixtnst TO the Old Guard Armory at NO.
"a Fifthave The body will lie In state In the paror
OF the armory until tomorrow morning AT O'CLOCK
when it will be removed 10 Trinity chapel IN west
Twenty fifth st. where tho funeral services VIII be
held at 10 80 o'clock. The services In lnhuy
Chapel will be conducted by the chaplain Of tn" od
Guard the Rev. Or. Charles c. Tiffany assisted by
the Rev Dr. Vbbert. The burial will be In Wood
lawn The palbearers will be Mayor Groy, Gen
cral Louis Fitzgerald, Admiral Brlne, L. :. NJ cA
Mavor Abram :. Hewitt General Alexander shaler
Controller Myers Colonel Francis V. Greene, Edward
Schell General Martin T. Mcmahon, Judge Henry A.
Clldersleeve Captain John W. Dillcnback, l. >. A.
Captain David Wilson, Captain Henry Il. McMurray
Captain william Hatch Jones, OF the Ancient ana
Honorable Artillery Company, Of Boston; captain
John f. Cossart. Commodore Henry Erben, T. > ~.
Major Henry Rawlins, OF the Honorable Artillery,
London.
special orders have been issued by Captain william
Henry White commanding the battalion, TO assemble
AZ the armory for parade and escort duty. In full
winter uniform, at O'Clock m. TO morrow. The
battalion will march 10 Trinity Chapel ana AFTER inc
services there will march TO the Grand Central station
Thu, commander Of the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery OF Boston, tcegraphed to Captain White
Yesterday that that organization would send dele
cation TO the funeral The State fcncblcS. OF Phil
adelpha have decided to attend the funeral In body.
The other organizations which announced their IN
ention Of taking part in the military escort are the
9TH Regiment Veterans. the veteran orsai,unom ~
the 7lsl regiment, IN" I'd battery ara the "oNerhor ,
Foot Guard, Of Hartford.
There was a large number Of callers at the armory
last evening. The body lay in IN" parlor, ana was
guarded by members OF the Old Guard IN UNIFORM
The guard changed once In TWO hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
ARGUING IN FAVOR OF THE OFFICIALS.

MOTIONS THAT ALL THE INDICTMENTS BE Dis
MISSED AS BEING ILLEGAL
The arguments upon u motion 10 dismiss the IN
dictments found by December Grand Jury against
CITY and county officials and contractors In cJnnec-
ton with the Columbus celebration expenditures were
heard BY Judge Moore in the Court Of sessions yes
terdav In the cases Of the Aldermen ana con-
fractors Il was shown that they were summoned DC
fore the Grand Jury and compelled to TESTIFY. I'd
ward +. O'Dwyer, who appeared for most OF 'he
defendants argued that In the case OF CITY Audtor
Anton Weber the Indictment was found without Legal
evidence as the Auditor Did not audit tho bills MIN
self The bills were audited by Deputy Auditor Cor
nell This was admitted by Assistant DiNtrctA'
,orncv Clark who said he had advised the brahd
J,rv that Weber could not be indicted MIR. ODwyer
moved the dismissal Of the indictment against Auoo
Weber and also those against tweniy-one super
visors ,,
motion was also made by Mr.. O'Dwyer 10 DISMISS
Oh. indictments against Aldermen Mckee, Hcahcy
and Wafer on the ground that they were comPe'iV'
~ testify against themselves before the Grand 'uiN
On similar grounds he moved the dismissal OF ''c III
n,ctments against Patrick Ross, James IL. f1Ro'''
II weeks and Edward W. Price, who put III pis
nsssed nv The Aldermen Thomas r.. Icarsah n'o "
n dismiss the Indictment against Charea d. io""s,
and John d. Kemble made the same mou'h III ~
nj u D. Southland and c. F. Magic. county f ,be
" Assistant District Attorney clark rpneu ioi -"
roonIe JndCe Moore reserved decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-Drs. Weiss and Denman reiuseu
Yesterday to tell the result Of their autopsy on Ne
ZONES. who died at her homo in BronNdale on Mon
DAY. she en- her dcathbcd accused Dr. j. ;. haico'n'
NJ Eordham OF malpractice. but h. says II" mereN
gave her q tonic. Dr. Weiss inmatcd that 'nar,Us
Jones who married her month ago might w GT f
cotod IN her death. He l. a trainer Tor Nhlco't "
Camnhnh nj Morris Park. He has disappeared
WHITE PLAINs-Thc WestcheNtcr County B9ard %
Supervisors has adopted table OF equahIaho CIV W
in The county The aggregate assessed value OF rea,
estate for 1892 is S75321 IA. an increase Ger ~
- S2 s3s 276 The total value Of personal estate IN
YsoS is sS33o127. decrease of $40. 73 The fu
value Of real estate Is put down at Slol oo-o' a,
The assessed value Il real and personal estate al
S7s 3lO3f1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
MAJORITY FAVORS TIE LEASE.

The stockholders the Brooklyn City kaiiroau
pany, by than two-tmrds No'e .so ,ron'
.,, 80 Tho companv 10 the Brooklyn Heights kailroau
Snnonv for ninety-nne years at 10 per cent yearN'
mon the capital of sl2.ooo.ooo and the privilege 10
the stockholders of subscribing TO the Aoek vi No
Inne Island Traction Company on favofaDie 'e,'"'
The only stockholders who voted no were D. y.
NJ J. Golfer and p II. Flynn james =. O"u
acnred ON injunction yesterday in the City Court IN
behalf NJ Mr.. Markey to restrain the company from
making the lease. An order 70 show cause WHY ~
shonld moi be made permanent was gran'ed return
shIe on Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
THE BEGINNING or LENT.

Iont has becun Yesterday Ash Wednesday.
Impressive services held In the Roman 'ath"hc
and Protestant Episcopal churches. In III" Catholic
churches from two TO six masses were said, accori-
ing to the number of priests attached to the church
The usual number three. Ashes wcr" blessed
bofore the first mass and then distributed ana APP
plicd 10 tho foreheads OF the faithful OF thal ana
later masses Many persons on ih"r way ~ business
yesterday morning entered the chufches 10 DE- ,'us
marked.
In the Protestant Episcopal churches fun services
,roro toId al + and IL O'Clock in the morning. \
hort lecture was usually at the early service
and "A sermon at the later one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
ORANGE.

Two more OF the children OF John Lamont, vi 80
az Sterline.st East Orange who were stricken WIN
cole, ,cvor arc dead while another lies at tho point
NJ death Five others are sick DR.. I. r. Chambers
the Health Physician Of East Orange, saws =" mlu
form o scarlet fever Is epidemic. and East Oraner Is
.uGcrnc with the rest Of the community. fortN-'hir
fomiic In ynrous parts ~ the township have rcporeu
ale fever. At present fifteen are In quarantine.
Genera, Julio Campo. who was accused ol roopins
tho body of Mrs Charles II. Triitnr OF papers ana
Jewels died Yesterday. at No. % SUSSEX ave. ne
was brigadcr general in the United states OF 1o,ohi
h,a ana was a nephew OF Jose VI. CanpoSlrraho' at
one time Vicc-President Of the Republic he was III
dcted in New.York but the charge was dismissed
afferNard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
Stylish Scotch Tweeds
FOR
EARLY SPRING DAYS.

A special attraction i'm our dress
goods department for the balance
of the week will be the sale OF
Ladies' Scotch and English Twecds
for Early Spring.
abundance Ofhandsome light
mixtures, NOtched DiagOnals,
English block plaids and Chess
board Cheeks.
English Hop.sackings in dark
blue and fancy effects, to replace
sergcs.
New French CheviOts in pat
terms taken from the best OF
foreign UIsterings and woven i'll
light weights.
We have the best collection OF
goods of this order prOcurable,
and they have been marked at
very close prices for this sale.
JAMES Nee EERY & co.,
Broadway and 18th st.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
LOUNETTI FOUND GUILTY AND SENIbNOhD'

LoUNETrI FOUND GUILTY AND sENIbNOhD'
1osenb Iounetu who shot Michael Fazzoli. in this
city on sep,ember o5 1902 was yesterday con
vIc,cd OF murder in the second degree. Prosecutor
Winfield when summing up. said he was gul'y Vi
murder in the first degree, or should be acqu't'u Oh
his plea Of sclfdcfence. Judge Lippinco't y
sentenced the prisoner TO states prison ior t"-H'S
years.
Yardmaler Anthony Baird OF the Etc haii-
way. undertook yesterday 10 tide from inc tuei 10
the ward in this city As the train was pasois uiu
,be Iuncfion Railroad bridge hi head siruch
heon throwing hin, to the ground His Skull was
fractured and h. may die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IL
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEW. YORK WEDNESDAY. FEB. IL. 1898


PORT OF NEw-YoRK. WEDNESDAY, FED. IL. 1888
ARRIVED
Majestic OBJ, Parkcll, Liverpool FEBRUARY
Quecnsto"n o. with mdse and passengers 10 ii Malt
land Kersey -, -, I'D
steamer Othello tBr). Morgan Antwerp. 20 days, with
general cargo TO Sancerson son. Arrived at the Bar
az a. m, l4th. 80
d" steamer Victoria (Pr). johnston Genoa January ~
Irshorn 10. Naples -. Gibraltar % With mdse and
9i steerAgc passengers Henderson Bros Arrived az
the at 10 a. m. ., ,-
si.aicr Neither holme fBrl. Markham Huelvl January
90 and Gibraltar 30 with iron pyrtes 10 Naylor Co.
ye.sei 10 nastrr. Arrived at the Bar az a. m.
81 and Santiago February ., with mde TO "aydeii a.
~ Arri,e a a 30 u. M.
steamer Yumuri (Nor), Danislsen, st. Annes Bay
February g. and Port Maria ., with fruit 10 Mones
Co Arrived at the Bar ct IL 80 y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT AKKINAT4N II TIT. TTVIT1I~7'
RREVOORr-Gcnera james H. wilson Oh D' .','.
and ,,eorrc NJ Kobc>on. Of New jersey rif u
,vENUE-Pouer Palmer Of Chicago ana N''"' >. 80. "
Elyson Of Richmond. Va "lI'SI'l -''''i'",, -.
& =, ,,-,shi,,,,o, d C. d,EAND-P. \. Wldencr
I'D Thomas Dolan Of Philadelphia. morn MAN-"'''on
Hls.cl of Buffalo, aud General Bradley J. Johnson ..
p,,imoro MARLBOROUGII-hNMayor J'hn s'IeN'n' "
savannah. VICTORIA-EN-''o'eFnoT Johh Lee '"'Io~ "
,,,ond and NJ kuru, japanese Commissioner 10 tn'
c.i,rhi,, E>u,tlon WINDSOK-N>oi- 'ch'fdl Johh
NJ schofcld l. :. Army, and uc'cral Frederick lO""'
send Of Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
Great Stock Sale.
Cos. and value ale secondary considerations
Therefore These Reductions.

Rolled Gold Lacepins ~ o,,,ncs lie
Rolled Gold Stick Pins-were 20......-"....'''' "
rhinestone Earrings and drops...'.'.'''' -'
Solid Gold Rhinestone Earrings 700
S,onine Shirt studs for fun drcss-set, .1c
Stonine sleeve Buuons-piin ana LINKS, a.
Rolled Gold Neck Chains and Bca1s =, "a
Sterling Silver Hairpn',
Enauecd Stick Fans 3oe
lace. six or hand painted gauze.......''..'' '''
80, o-.-,.. ,.,.,hor Ems Sic
cora al coiors o'c
Hand painted ''Ir' "a,, a. sc
Spthglru ron ] %
CoFd "auh'-oiiA mi ,aa,d romnlete Zoe
Hand panted Valentines. N,
lace and ceuIoil; worth 25 To 5O............. loc
Rogers, Best Plate Table Knives. half dozen. 81 o.
,.,-- r.. ~ .o.o u, no - . 9s
h'rUF ''.-.,.'t ,,,,h ,r,h Tray
Fancy Willow Work Baskets ~
Fine French skeleton Eycgasses- 90,
all sights -.''''''''' '''
solid cold Ey,glssscs and Spcctaclo' g. "
Genuine ANS Cut Brazilian Pebbles, .:
solid cold Eyegl1>s Chains ,3c
storm classes With Thermometer worth IS lj'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
SPEAKERS AT THE HARVARD DINNER.

The Harvard Club will have It, annual dinner at
Dclmonico's Tuesday Harvard men generally being
invited 10 subsC rbc for seats. Edward, King pres
idcnt OF the club, will be POSTMASTER. The DINER
sneakers will lie President Eliot Colonel Thomas W.
IICgnson and Colonel WheelwIight, OF Boston, FRANK
D. Millet the artist: Captain Bernie Trahord, Of
the ~ and '?2 football teams; Captain Sears, OF
tho $50 eleven; ChaIncey NJ. Depcw. for Yale; Will
lam r.. Ioinblowcr for Princeton, and Professor }.
Howard Van Amiinge large attendance Is eA-
I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
NEWARK.

IT was said hero yesterday that the Will OF benjamin
Williamson OK Chancellor Of New-JerSey who dled III
Elizabeth last December, would be- contested III ''e
int crest OF his daughters, the ground OF uhdne IN
fuence. His children were benjamin. Is'ac Ii'''
s.cad and Frederick Beasley. Mrs. Rufus hlnS MIS-
loves " Alexander Mrs. David p. Thomas and Mrs.
Arthur Poll and Mrs John +. Gilchrist, MR.. Oscar
Keen and Henry Williamson. The three last h'ih'a
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