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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
TO DETERMINE MRS. ASTORS SHARE.
A REFEREE APPOINTED TO DECIDE ABOUT HER
ANTE-NUPTI " AGREEMENT.

ANTE-NCPTI NJ AGREEMENT.
Judge Andrews of the supreme Court yesterday
appointed Charles ID. Burr referee TO determine the
William Aston, under the deed of trust and ante
nuptial agreement entered Into between her. William
Asor and Mr. As,or's father. william Il. A>tor. The
agreement was executed in september, 1913. thder
Il william b. lAstor set apart slol1lo IN securities
end the house and stable at Ththave. and Thirty
tour,bs, for his son and daughter law The
property was II lie he'd in trust 10y James Galhtin
and John Jacob AsiCr William AstOr ana his wife
each had power 10 dispose Of his and her interest by
will. Mr. Gallatin died in 1876. and John Jacob
Asor administered the trust until his death on
February -, 1890. After that time John JACOB
Astor's executors William Waldorf Astor ana Charles
!. sOuhmayd, managed it.
William Astor and his wife began an action In th'
Supreme Court befOe Mr. AstOfs death, for &n account
Ing from the executors of john Jacob Aston and fo the
appointment Of trustee in place Of Mr.. Galaiin ana
John Jacob Astor. since william As'or'5 death his
executors Philip Kiss;m, John Jacob Aston, William
Crukshank and George l.. Day have been substituted
plaintiffs in the original petition. In addition j
Is asked that Mis-. AsOr's share under the ante
naptisi deed be apportOned and turned over TO the
new trustee to be appointed and that the balance be
paid to the trustee under the will OF William Astor,
u be distributed according to the provisions OF his
will. The plaintiffs with the consent OF Mrs. Aston
and her children, suggest that james Roosevelt Iooc
velt the husband OF William AsOrs daughter Helen
be appointed trustee. The value OF the securities
held under the trust was placed at S22'o 900 III 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The ruuor published yesterday that Edwin Booth "OuId
return 10 the stage ncNt season Is declared 10 d. ""o'
Foundation MI Booth ) not yet making any plans Tor
next
palmcrs TheotIe had good audiences since inc re-
,nrn az the stock company and the production Liu'
wi,do,mercs Fan" Mr. Palmer thinks he VIII i'I inc
ray run until the end OF the season. lie ms u"
orocav bv a rell.Snown playwright, which he "ouil
.,n,iso n.nduce this season Oscar Wilde Is 20 nuch
,easod with Nh Palmors success with his play that ne
. now writing another piece fol America
The funeral OF Hlny Cotton. who was ouna oelu ~
M o53 West Twentyfouith-si. on IhufcaS' VIII ''N
f,na Va 10 wess rwentyeshth.s, The burial VIII be
in the Actors Fund plot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
/, g. PONTON ARRESTED FOR EHBEZZLEhENT

Edward &. Ponton, prominent resident oi MOUNT
Vernon was arrested last evening by Court oh'cer
connelIy. OF the Jefferson Market Police Court ana
Sergeant Beckwh OF the local police charged WIN
cmbeyzlement by the Armour Packing Company
ponton was auditor for the Armour Company In inc
Sew.Yotk ofhcc ND to short time ago. when lie wa'
discharged for neglect OF business since that time
lie has bcen employed by Mayor Edward F. Brush OF
Noun, Vcrnon as booil.eeper IN his kumyss esiao'
llshmcnt Ponton said last evening that he was the
victim OF misfortune and that subordinate ofhcer OF
lis in the auditors department had defauted in
large amount two or three months ago. aad that the
alleged discrepancy With which he Is charged was
mart OF that amount. Ponton is about thirty i've
wears old and j. French Canadian. Ills whes
foher is president of the ,irand Trunk Line Railroad
running into Montreal. The arrest has completely
pros,ro,c1 Mrs Ponton Ponton has lived in Mount
Vernon for about six years. and has been hiGhy
respected The amount Of ponton's alleged embezzi'-
mcnt cannot lie learned the experts on the books
lavc not yet completed their work.
Tn. oyrest was rladv at Ponton's home Verde
ave. and he AIKEN AZ once TO the station, ana
the party or newborn Oh '"e "'"o - "
train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
TIT, RIOCK SYSTEM TO BE ENIhNDi'o'

Commssio1cr Brennan gave It as his opinion y''i"'s
thu, the block system Of strcetccanine was
He has tried IL for week III inc "S,'''' 49, " W.
,, ,f,ors from Twcfth-st to Fify.nhth't' oh" "''
,d ,hat no would extend IL BY ln>alnrnts u o'h'r
rarts Of the city The first extension VIII b" ho''""'
and Inter the downtown section VIII be taken m'' wv"
,rr,nac,ncnt Employees in tn" department, h'" """
- 90 work 70 map ont sweeping dlstIctN throus"o IL
49,. ,t,- NJ, Fireman said that put the block sl'-
tom n opcratIon all the city would nccr'siu'e H'
tocrease IN the number Of swecp,rs from i'2o 10 iDoo
with an annu, Increase OF per cent h'''i'r i".7
ut No used as n reason for demanding bigger street
-, .oronrIaton than the enormous outlly Of $3.50,
ZOO which the department has undertaken to spend Il"
liz 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

other places Of learning present. Hoiace |. Bright
man. Columbia '02. presided and OF the toasts
responded to bT l. r. Cole. Columbia. So Ieaking for
The Grand Chapter; c. \. Watson. Yale. 20. "Ph
Gamma Delta IN the East Benjamin i. Romane Co.
.umbJ. IL "Our Chapter House" George H. Gilman
Columbia. Isl. The Phi GIMP: George D1v Page
iale. 20. "Frae.niiy's Future and Dr. Frederic G.
Howe OF JONAS Hopkins University. PM Gamma Delta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
TIE 500" NAY CUT DEEPER.

MINNEAPOLIS Feb II (SpodaD.-lt Is not imprOD'pi"
that The 500 will take its s3 dhcrch'ai on ""af
ington rates and put in new rate oi W io Wv
round tlip The road the first one 10 MAKE
ra,c IN ,hc Presidential Inauguration. ana 80 WAS
named on the supposton that the rate OF Tue o't'r
road, would be %33. but by the last ac'loh OF ''c
Western Passenger Association, the other ROADS arc
authorized 10 make Il $50 rate TO compete WIN '"c
500: consequently that ROAD may hahe sun V'
emf in order to preserve its diiicrcntrlS. 0"h"ral
PASSENGER Agent e.. Il. IIibbard OF the 500 sal
today that he had not yet received 0hcnl nol'e oI
,p General so rate But. IL that report i trHe,
he cputiuicd, may chanSc our rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
PHI GAMMA DELTA NEN At DIHNhh'

Seated around long tables arranged Ike hot'esho "
,,e banquet hall OF the Windsor Hotel abo". SN' ,
o'' co,r,,hI. College and their guests enjoyed te
,entvseyea,i annual dinner Of the chapter las, hs"'
,ruy classic atmosphere tempered by the 'o"u'oiS "
,hec times was felt throughout the GATHERING am ,
w.. ava and new found its champions in io"a'u tx
,,,o smoke on 1.-THE Cultivation OF Lte'atu'c =
S",a Clark Ridlath ana several others ,oa
'O' 1.rer,l Lew wallace De Pauw College lnaia'a' W
was also expected but had not "r,,e1 .,
,.,xcrsity the Massachusetts Institute OF Icen
Lens r.,oitv College the University OF Michigan and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
JOHN JiCOB ASTOR on 4 PETIT jury.
He DOES NOT THY TO ESCAPE HIS DUTY rs 4
CITIZEN.

CITIZEN.
one Of the wcarhi.>, mcn In this country wa
juror yesterday ia petty ca" in the city CONT.
The fact. ,nfDrun;Hc,. i, remarkable for most mon
II wealth seek 10 c-cap. prIlorli1- il~ iu,t. which
+, required Of every rooi citizen. Th juror referred
10 wa, John Jacob \ TO-. Nj. A,tOr a:tv"i IN IA"
court room early and handed ovr tn ry motto" which
had been served up.u him %, - mean, OF idenlii'd
ton. While wniin. t. 0r called juror. Mr.
Asior said that he ad never failed 10 respond {" call
for Jugy duty, hi, LIT service being aL"li '-h'''n
months ago. lie Wa selected Juror 80 :. bis
occupation bcinr given q, real estate
Tic ca-c on rid W., Jiou-hi by ilaI,"y and
Waiter = Fltch against \. y. kcIn.rd g.. -
Chicago. t. rccovr. $500 80. balance du" on car
load of indiana eggs The plaintir- ordered ~.
eggs from The defendants "n March l. l-Jl. 10 b-
shipped Immediately. There was delay III ''1'
arrival In tai, city, by reason Of which the plaintiffs
alleged they lost money. II VIZ, also asserted
,hqt the egg were from Kentucky. instead 81 from
Indiana. Expert testimony a, to ~" quality and
market prcrs Of egg, WI, introduced. Vt 80
D. ~. verdict We 1ivcn fni the defendants.
At the close of the morning session NJ. A,ipi
kod Iudg, Fliz-imous 10 excuse him from du''
for a frw day, after yesterday, h. lad impo t'ii
bl,nc-, ont If town which would dcialn him unu!
after TUESDAY next Judsr lltf,imon, said that IL
wa, always fc1dy to accommodate juror who an
wcrcd promptly 10 the call. aud excused Ma Actor
until next Wednesday.
Yesterday W., ~ li,i tin" within the recollection
Of the clerk Of Part II 81 III" Cry couu that a
millionaire la. responded 10 fIlh hI, duty iur!r.
The LAT. law Could ha- paid fine rather than
Three months ago George i. Gould WIS hn"d FlOl
for non app,l-lnc'. Joln H. Ilel"r las been lin i
several um"- ~ uc Cit} Court. ana wa lined y -
by .1uder Beach. Of the supreme Cunt. oEIy i"V
days for iailui" 10 app"r - juror. James
Ind,.' Tizrimons and The court clerks spoke
highly Of Mr. A,or ~ Juror particularly II a." At
icnnon which he paid TO the unntcIrst'ns details
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
WIS TUiRBER WILL NOT LET DvORAK APPEAR

The reason why DR.. Dvorak VIII not conduct the per
f,rmancr Of his Siabai Mater which will be sung BY
tbc Hrooklyn Choral society in the Academy OF Music,
Brooklyn on February -, announced, has come TO
light, II appars that Miss Emma Juch was secured TO
sing before II wa, known that Dr. Dvcrak coud con
dncf. ard when Mrs. Jeanette NJ Thurber. whom Miss
inch has sued for salary in the American opera Com
ranv learned that Miss Juch was to sing, shc decided
not 10 consent Dr. Dvorak's appearance. An ehor'
,ros nadc 10 get Mrs. Clcmentne De Nresapio to -in
I'm Mis- Juch's place. hut IL wns not successful
Mrs Thurber l. the president Of III, National Con
setyatory OF Music OF America, In Ills city Ut.
Dvorak IS the director.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
ANorIIrR rLooD NJ roHr DEPOSIT MD.

Wilmington. Del. Feb. ia dispatch from Port
DEPOSIT. Md. says that that town was again visited
carly this morning bv flood the water reaching thirty
feet above normal. The Port Deposit and Columbia
Railroad tracks were again submerged. St>p'ndng
traffic for time. CcllrrS along the entire front "
the town wero flooded. Many ~ the people moved
lh,i~ household effects T. higher ground fearing that
IA" town Would be- visited by terrible f0cd when the
gorge ~ McCils Ferry gives away. The lee between
tn Baltimore. and ONO ahi Philadelphia. Wilmington
and Ealfim1r" Railroad rds l. still intact there
g., 10 sign f Nh" grggr Opposite the town breaking up.
II + feared HAT ia" present freeze VIII only man;
n.ticr, worse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
IN DEFENCE OF SUPERINTENDENT LOWRY

The board OF directors OF thu House OF Refuge on
Asncall's Island met again yesterday in The boar'
rom OF the institution for the purpose OF hearing Inc
nmony Of several employees in regard TO the charges
'ntoxication and general neglect OF duty which
..ve oeen preferred against Superintendent y. W.
.~"y About a dozen witnesses gave testimony i'
uernce OF the officer Four Witnesses flor the prose
suon We're also in the chair. The examination 100"
ice behind closed doors. spiai meeting viii be
- e sna MS'1,ary 60 when 1t s0ad the board VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
IN PryEIy WORK ~ THE COMSTOCK HINES.

san Francisco. Feb. lon Wednesday prominent
directors of the Comstock mines held II secret
meeting at which present John W. MacMiy'
l. L. Flod and other directors. Alter he
meeting Mr. Mackay admitted that tie question
NJ renewing the work Oh the tomstock properly
had been discussed and practically agreed upon Al
T. understood that the project rs outlined Is 10
~ an, III. lower Levels and undertake the
development OF the property lying along the slope OF
Mount Davidson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
GEOHGE ]. kRAFT.

The death was announced yesterday Of GEORGE o.
Hr At int orter Of fancy paper at NO. - Cl"hoe'
lie wa, the principal importer oil cohle'H'"''' pop.
, g., tho countrv and th. Oldest merchant In that
,,ro honr obout eighty year, old. He started III
h,eiross in Is37 a. u boxmakcr. and soon afierwar
hocon TO import fancy paper. lie had the hiehc''
ror Itation in trad, circles. Last octop'I ~
nrd broke his hip and did not recover from 'hc c"c'"
Of hp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
STREET CARS DELAYED IN BROOKLYN.

The heavy fall 4 snow which began late yestcr
day afternoon caused considerable interruption 10
street car travel In Brooklyn. particularly In the out
living districts, where the wind driftcd the IN
heap, acroS, the tracks. Teams were doubled. and
snow plcuchS and sweeper, were kept busy Their"
wa l, trouble the trolley lines than whore horse,
wrr, used a. the snow was easily Kept from the
tracks by snow plough, operated by the electric
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

Mr.. Bark,'lac was born IN Ru'hsrlofu 'ou''''
Tenn about seventy years ago lie i'ihoN'n W
vsa.Sinni when a how and IN his twenty first year
be- entered upcn journalism. lie conducted the OH
cal journal OF the state from 1894 TO 1861, ana from
1870 10 Iss3 lie was a member Of the Confederate
Cnurr,s, during the War. In 1850, 17be, lo'. am
,..o Il. served on the Platform Committees of the
National Democratic Conventions AMI in 1870 lie was
nou,ocr,tic Electoral Large for bis state. From
ISL 10 1870 he Was Chairman OF The Democratic
state Executive Committee. lie was member VI
The XINIlIth and XllXth Congresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
\ SEVERE sNow-ToRM ~ TIE WEST.

Cirncp. Feb. II t>pccl1ll.-Thc most severe snow
storm Of tho scasOn regular blizzard. RACED IN ms
vicinity all dny ana we'll into tho evening. fu!ly
eight Inches fell up Ia =. m, and THIS WIS DlulV
,rir,d lv urlor, gale from the north Railroads
fear bocadcs again and Strect-car traffic Is badly
hnmpcrci. To night tho Thermometer IS inl"hs
rapidly. dispatches from points throughout iowa
and southern WiscOn>n tell 0f the sam" stOrhl the
snowfall being the bravic,t OF the winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
PRESS uAyrFACTURERS INCORPORATED.

Tho firm of G. u. Cottrcll & Sons, printing pros
manufacturers, has been incorporated In Ncw-J"r'ey
und.r the name Of the G. Il. Cotr"ll Sons Com
pany., with paid-u capital oi fooo'ooo' Ih'rc
viii Inc no change in the management, all OF The
stock I'm the new company being owned 10y tbc former
Mariners The officers OF the company are: e. H.
cottrclI president: T.. II. Cottrcll. vicc-prcsiien
&C. H. Cottrcll, IT., secretary ana 'haile' l. 'o'eN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

Minneapolis, Feb. ia special 70 in' 'o"'"'''
from spokane Wash. reports from the fri'NV
piyor valley Idaho state that the severity OF the
,,intnr has driven the Indians 10 desperation. lhcy
attacked Jim Reynolds, ranch and drove on inc
cattle seven mnchcrs followed them ana a,, mSm,
occurred. one Indian was tliln anu WV "
and two white were wOuldcu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

BACON Observation-Disclosures 15h loyS oy u'e NJ w
Dr. VIM H. Huntington. OF Grace Sn"Lvn' nm aann.
head daughter Elizabeth i. ana the aVe JAMES o'"~
head and Horace Bacon. ~
NJ 81, U,u-prRFGO-On Tuesday February lith.
LIN y, Tho ,csidsncc of the brides father No l5I
,s,ect Place brooklyn by the Rey, Charlie ~ ,sihn
n Ella Louise daughter OF Mr.. Ira PeieGo, 10
william J. Backbam. ~
NcwYor4, 10Th int, bv the Ee s
AIsop Uoppin OF Riverside CAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
FIERCE STORM oy TIE JERSEY COAST

A,burv lark. y. j., Feb. Il (>pecall.-A severe
norihcastcrly storm l. raging along TIE New jersey
const tonight. began abont ocltch TINS afternoon
with binding IN w,torm. which lo-heht Is Il WT"''
BLIZZARD. The wnl + blowing Hereby on @hore' i"'
surf i, the heaviest seen this WINTER ana 1t VIII W"
doubtodly do considerable damage The patrol Grnrds
from, rho FORTY ono station, on the coast have all been
,oui,lcd since the storm in The wind l. png III"
nov I'm heavy drifts aud has completely blocked me
ccric railroad track, and delayed III 'ai"' !" anu
fr.p Nev Nor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

attending who would Otherwise have been present. rs
it however. several hundred people were pres ,nt
and many tickets .oid and no, uscd the iund
Will he increased considerably by the entertainments The
performance will be repeated this afternoon aid evening
at . and O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

Tho irritating worry Of constant cough may be
oroidad and much wear and tear OF the lungs and
throat cured By using that safe and odesiabilSled
r,n,edy Dr. D. Jayne's EXpcctorant, Which VIII help
vou in all cases OF coughs and colds and in affections
4 the throat and lung.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

..;,;nc public to reconsider these sailings
;. is possible alsc, that the public which looks
upon the Atlantic as rnctcC"r'e wil De BE. inter-
e''co sh;ns in the world q. W. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
GEORGIA RIVERS RISING RAPIDLY.

Piano ia Feb lit has raincd heavily mere lot
ovcr fortv.clgh hours and still continues Inc rivers
arc rising rapidly and the indications now are ''
uoriion OF this city viii be Hooded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
- admiral "


ic,rcttcs the only strictly high cace cigarette IN u
,arke. Animal /, not controlled BY trust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

MINOR. Cemen, for Repairing china glassware mce, =,
hahn Vases tipping billiard cues, etc. loo anu
Iii drugcsts or BY nail. Majors Cement Co.. ~ J. e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
DIED..


CAsE-Febru,rv H. 1893 Rear Admiral Augustus Ludlow
Case. U. S. Navy, aged so yssr 400 ,c,,.., wash.
ngon d. C. on SUNDAY, February 10, 1893. at 1 :0
Internent at Newport. 7. l.
Hastings youngest son Of Thomas s. Hastings D. De-
The fur luaefa raj erScs viii his late residence ~
The internent at convenience OF family.
Friends requested not TO send flowers
HIX-M Edinburgh Scotland on sunday, February 18th:
hSse ' BS%ne and q the S' s Ss SeS H. Hin
KNOx-Thursday morning. February 10Th OF pneumonia.
Rsve. and friends are invited funeral from
s:S ;S;. ." Saturday morning February i''' at IL
NORTHUMBERLAND MONTGOMERY Thursday, rebru'
Funeral Services at Calvary church @ ana 2''
pEIRCE-At Baltimore February 10th. 1899 Harriet W..
widow of late Bradford X Peirce, D. D. Of Boston.
Boston papers please copy
PREYTICE-on Thursday February 10th, 1893 Sarah y.
Davis, wife OF the late Johi H. Prentice in the s+~
Relatives and friends respectfully nyed 70 attend %d the
Broolys on Mcaaay fcbuafy 10Th a; il ocock
Kindly Kindly, omit omit flower T,s,. conv
RAvEN-On Friday February 18th, Jane. daughter 4
rs@ers residence o, her hChe, HncG'.
February 90 at half.past O'Clock.
ROBERTSON Thursday 10th inst, at her late restenee
s. West s5th.st., Ada Legare wife Of Frederick Z.
thew's Church. NinihaNe and SD 81.
New-Orleans papers please copy.
SANDS-On Friday. February 17th 1893 James o. SandA
Funeral services his late residence, oS irving Place.
Sunday I9th, NJ 3 O'Clock p M - . g., -,
friends also members or ST tecie Locgo
jbS T. and A.. NJ respectfully invited % attend
Jnterment convenience 81 f1mily.
SMITH-At stanford. Conn. Friday, February 11th.
1899 Henry f.. only OF Charles T.. Smith.
Funeral services be- held 10 his late residence on sun.
day, the 10Th Inst, at = 80 b. M
Funeral private.
TUX ER-On the 18th inst. az Montcair ~ j., LOUISE
IIlg0in.on Tucker. VILE Of Ihacher Tucker.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Dcpn rtmcnt Of state, WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb 10.
1sO3-nformation has been received at this Depn tment
from Seah Merrill the Consul OF the United states
Jerusalem. Syria Of the death on the Of August.
1892, Jerusalem, OF Lipman Bernstein 81 New-fork
Per dispatch No. Az Dated Jan. ,, 1893.
Department of state, Washington. d. c., Feb 49,
s!)3.infOrmaon been received at this Department.
from Mr. Selah Merrill the Consul AZ the United states
az jerusalem SYRIA Of the death the 3h Of December
1892 Jerusalem. OF John August Miller of NewYork
Per dispatch No. AZ Dated jan =, 1893
Department Of state. Washington. d. c.. FEB. 49,
1S!-Informa0n been received at this Depr trent
fom Mr.. Merrill, the consul Of the United states
at Jerusalem SYRIA of tho death, the 9Th Of October.
Per dispatch No. AZ Dated jan ., 1893.
Kensco Cemetery. the Harlem Railroad. 4S minutes
the Grand Central Depot. New Depot at entrance.
Office 10 East i2dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
~ HONOR or. TIE g. ANS COMMANDEE.

LAFAYETTE POST GIVES CAPTAIN wFIssERT 4
EECEPTION-PEUPLE PRESENT.
reception In honor OF \. 6. Wcissert, Commander
INF hcf Of the Grand Army Of the hcpuhliC given
last evening in the Masonic Temple by Lafayette
Post, No. $40. About three hundred representative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

Department Of STATE, washingion. D. c. reo: 10;
has been received at this Dsptmen
from Mr. Seah Merrill the Consul OF the United states
Jerusalem syria, Of the death on the o. august
1892, Jcrusalcn OF Lipnan Bernstein OF New York
Per dispatch No. AZ Dated Jan. p 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
rTIIFLBEET EARk>DALE.

Jackson. Mi. Feb. Il OSprcial).-EX- 'onr'sSin'n
Fthelbert Barkslalc Of this city, died sud- MY al
O'Clock thi, morning his inzoo County Plantation
of heart failure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

Department of state, Washington. d; C., FEB 10
has been received at this Department.
Merrill. the Consul ~ the United states
az jerusalem SYRIA Of the death the 2h Of December
1902 jerusalem OF John August Miller OF NewIork
Per dispatch No. AZ. Dated Jan. ., 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

MRS McELRATII'S HOMEMADE PRESERVED
BRANDIED, CANNED AND SPlCED FRUITS AND
Pt'RE RED CURRANT JELLY SPECIALITY,
Everything put up in glass and Kept unti iaIi. ror
prices references &c, address Mrs SARAH D. Me.
EiR tTII 1903 Degraw.st, Brooklyn y. Y.
I.e BrumImcIl's Celebrated Cough Drops. -
Of best remedies Oh carrn for all
throat troubles Genuine have "a. H. b." each Drop
Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

Also choice paintings by Foreign and American Artsss
Near 3jth.,t S. p. AVERY, Jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

Department Of state. Washington D.; c. FEB. !S:
1S-Informaton has been received at this Depr tnent
flom Mr. Sesh Merrill. the tonsul Of the United states
Jerusalem SYRIA Of tho death on the bh o. october
1892 a Jerusalem. OF Uirsch korstorOom OF Ncw-York.
Per dispatch No. a.. DATED Jan. =, 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18

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