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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20
CAPTURE A TRAIN,
General "JumbO" Caldwell's Army Ar
rives ut Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, June 20.-General "Jum-
DO" CaldwelFs commonweal army capt
ured n fast stock train on the Chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Paul road at Lacrosse
at midnight and came through to Mil
waukee. The army numbered 1870, but
forty were left at Lacrosse. The 'wealers
were not unduly demonstrative but were
determined to ride and overcame the
train crew by sheer force of numbers. The
conductor notified the officers in this city
of the situation and received orders to
carry the army to Milwaukee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20

DENVER jane 20.-Twenty deputy
United States mnrshals have been sent TO
Lamar, Col, where Ninetti's California
industrials seized freight train. The
train Was run on Il siding, but the COM
monw callers refused To leave the cars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20
D.,.n.v Killed by a I,lackmaiIer.

New YORK. June 2o.-Mrs. Bartholomy'
wife of the man who killed Politician De-
lanev. has confessed that the murder was
premeditated and the result of her hus-
bands futile attempt to blackmail de-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20
Drank a Pint of Coal OIL.

ARCoLA, HIS, June 20-Barney Van
Dearen, aged Sc years, drank a pint of
coal oil, from the effects of which he died.
He was one of the Oldest settlers in this
cOunty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20

Scrofula humors and all diseases
caused or promoted by impure blood
or low state of the system, are cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20

sixteen passengers in d'naphtha launch
at Stockton. Cal, had to jump overheard
and swim for their lives because the launch
caught fire and burned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20
Lies Of On lost from lit ie Ma

That Is to say. that II you suffer from bilious
aess, constipation, dyfpeps or torrid liver, use
Or. Pierce'e Pleasant Pellets.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20
Prices Lower, Best
Qualities, Large
Assortment.

See East window, and
come in and examine
goods. We offer this
week:
No. $50 dozen Corset Cow
ers. Skirts and Drawers, Mt pc
each.
No. 2-Gowns. Skirts and
Drawers, Mt I2c each. which are
very cheap at SOC.
No. 3-One lot OF Gowns,
"hummers," at Gjc each.
No. Another 10. of s1.25
Gowns, ut 81 each.
No. 5-Silk Skirts, that sold
freely at $3.50, for s5.95 each.
No. 6-Threc Ruilic Taffcta
silk Skirts, worth $3.50, for
s2.75 each.
No. = silk Runle Skirts,
black. Mt $3.50 each.
No. S-One lot Seersucker
Ruiiied skirts for Csc each.
No. 9-One lot Three RULED
Seersucker &l Skirts for s2c
each.
Jersey Vests. bought to sell
AZ 21c, ut 1sc each.
The best long and short
'Ieeved Jersey Vests for 25c
each.
Lisle and Ricfleau Ribbed
Vests at soc each.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-20
Just think Of the
! Economy
By buying
Shirts
Muslin Underwear
and Knit Underwear
At The
Boston
Store
Cor. Brady and Second SITS
DAVENPORT

And in addition to our
prices being LOWER,
you can always find so
many different styles, and
we are scarcely ever out
Of sizes.
Customers who have
been buying their Under
Garments from the Bos-
ton store. testify to their
wearing qualities.
We make special en-
phasis of these three
Points of Merit of the
following advertised Un-
der garments:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
-Four quarts of beans ,
Tnrse ari ihroe-Gfths pounds OF oatmeal
INCIDENTS II SOCIETY.

Tho second of the series Of dramatic representa-
,to,s and recltat.3ns by II. =. lie Maistre and "A
,,,rnla- 81 amateurs. the first Of which was gwen
,,st v.o,t attracted a numerous ana fashlonAo'e
audience 10 the Berkaier Lyceum yeSterd'N Ai.'t,
r,o, in ~ Paiileron's comedy 'LEtlnce.'e'
(which was played here a few years ego uh'er ''e
EEL. az AN Electric Shark by the Messrs Law
rc-c. and Robert Cutting. with VI. lie Mastre, APP
,,.,rol Mrs oliver Summer Teal and Miss Eil''
r.y...rc. Black Neither arc nol!ces on the anna
,.t- .,,.s an! L0tn acted with rteiilE nee. men
.,,,. Cornelius = Lee who pass d her cnhdhoou
,t~,,l re,ltel 'Une Solrte Perlue." delicate
,,,,roloe-. by Alfred de Musset. octave FeuilieI
o,,,.lv lie Voyageur" was then admirably "c'ei
IL Mrs Wlibor B;oodgood. as Laurie d" 'rel!He'
-frs charles pore.nus, "a Therese; AeNanHer lay
,,r Nr,ron AS Baron De Narnc-Au6ert; 'Aeu'ehi'''
,.,,,qt rp,.!ni as Nlcom.c dEscorel; Pierre tIe
servant by Albert - Montague. an1 lieAr A.
hort ,a, cousin. by ~ L. Na'stre' IHe c''''''
was nl.,r s,r,.l dat aaw.r4o ply ac,' 80 tbs
s. .- .~fo~..l. ~ r..re freely haHI = EYE. az
.,t-.t. ava tnn occasion was a ssAuln'F J l'1s,
an, IN. Tho reXt 90 the series VII! o. s"'" va
V.in.slly afternoon LeNt, 49,, ,..-.,,r.,ont
,s.rlay afternoon were Mrs I;,c,l,y
.i.ard \. Lauternee D. Nfr w 'iiI Ni-s M,
Miss Amy Baker. Mis- Louis ~ - .~a,,ce ana
....i,l MN. Kate RJia, MISS I'u'h 4-1".' "N as
" my 1;.Srre " Kill Of No SO Fifth,ave yes
to-day save elaborate. lun';',nh at Ill. tTn
.. ."0 ,r -here elt AZ thu table Ma fr..,tLic
=. .i. NJ. p,ran stevens. Mrs. JohN nlt'
i,-rrr Wirncrdlrr. Mrs. h"nry ,i,N VI. an
Saan Mrs. Austin CorolH aits, ~ charles
G.rirhf Mrs jeremiah J. i'o9}ih- q" Nii.s E5lth
r. strong. Nrs. Russell a. ho1n9 rs, Wrs lanes
ii't"'v.' e., NJ. Peter r. WyckOu Mss Louise
a.. Nuist,r and Miss Virginia Fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22

The question Of athletics I'm our COLLEGES Is hard
one. yet you Will find that while the Angio-Saxon
race lives we shall never be able 10 keep young
men from measuring their strength In A manly FASH
ion. That is a wholesome change from my time,
Twins
We used to think hat a seat In the United States
Senate was the highest honor almost to he sought
in the land. But when We see 1t turned into
private body for personal grievances, We feel as If
the old courtesy" in the Senate could BE- vcry
we'll done away with In spite Of this SCATTERING Of
our ideals, the great army Of humanity is moving
forward. and the victory VIII he
Harvard men showed that they know how -
cheer fJr Yale when ex-Julse Howard ended h.5
speech ana then they gave an equally r)ue.uS
welcome to Hugh l.. Co.e and to Princeton Col
lego, which ne represented. Mr.. cole made q
plea for the scholar In American politics. abiding
in 4 word or two 70 the Hornblower inc'd ~.
President Seth Low. for Columbia. pail grac III!
tribute to Harvard and II Pre- silont Eliot.
The other speakers were the Rev. Dr. Arthur
Brooks Professor j. u. Ames. OF the Harvard Law
Schoo,, ana William II. Rand jr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
NOTES or TIE STiGE.

.,. r....,,l Son. has never been moro enjoyed
49,. ,r,,,,ul.l than il was AZ Abb'y's Theatre
.f.... p, .-....n \ =, mi-pr es..iai hlt'''e
- ,..,..- and tie aulitnc" vas mp Sed !''A'l!
.,rs win, tn r.is ly appreciated me ii'f'''.eS
AMI ,.aii.,cles f this acting # tie p-ht0 ""'"''
. y,er, .ec,,riel 10y the leading m'nD'rs 81 NIX, ..e
m,st imp rtant compan,S, n itir5s 6,yc been ev.n
'' ,J NOT scveral Z the theatres had mat!iieeS
~ their uYn yesterday . 49, ,r,o~
.rt,, matnocs will be- given to-day nj the AH''-
,.,,. Theatre the broadway. the bJou' TIE ''iDnl-
Inns D1ly's. II srrigau's, t'e MaHl''u 'q'~' 80
,.l.,.,, - Music. the Garden. the Harlem ppei"
,r.,'. Inc rrvinr Place. the Lyceum. Ialmers, the
- RI the star Tony Pastors, the tiitn .sV,i,TS'
~ fDur,oenth S,rcet k.s-cr x ibi = ~. mann >
pr c.cr's tie E''n Musee ana la'''l'''' ,.,
r.,-A.senblyrnan Myer j. stein he's been app oihtei
-. In sun,lonentary proceedings for II. W.
!, 30 m manager and advertising agent "Io '''
=, 3D.. East f., rtv-eichth-st.. in the suit ot DaN"
s., ..,.,.,- "a iul.-mcnt creditor for Sl>5L M Rose
H., was interested IN the opera known as me
u.i,,t.r II SYRIA" ard IN his testimony SAID thHt
Inc ,xpendel $4,000 or S.5c in c1sn in siaruhs H.
fir whici advances he received an 3ssshmett 81 81 g.,
lin. right tu' ard interest n Euu - -I' '' i
ia T.. s1ncr.bcr last. aud the costumes ",lr so"
m a., Ter MIR b0ri's assets CONSIST Il W.
notes. claims asnns, var' u1 ( :, 90 "sca 81 the
g. yoril concert Company. which were pledge"
~ c.ilatrral for the rent Of the casino
=. ,,r,,h Couried the manager OF the irving Place
Theatre IL T. appear rs an actor next "eeH' lac
,.l. one Of the prominent parts In "processhanseL
,oasaut plav 70 b. given 1T his theatre II IS the
" y, 80 nl,v given here three seasons ago ny we
Munich Company. Mr.. Conred mas several Il '"e
oct.rs Il that comp ny engaged AZ MS HOUSE,
Nine The5 will not sail for Europe on Saturday as
has been reported. She viii b. in the Dill at AooeE
raeatre IN ''L'Entre'acto" at both performances
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22

FOREIGN mails far the week ending February % VIII
FEItAY|At / p. m. supplementary i:SO p M Tor
Nasau y r. per ;o 4 Am ,. n Per Fon'aoss
dc,,ers Tor Grenada Trinidad and Iooago must he d.
ies'rr N, m Tor France Switzerland. italy.
SPAIN Portugal Turkey and British india per 5 s. Ia
lirctee via Havre ne'ers tor 99er paris OF Eug ~,
N, a We diet per : s. Norge Geters be directed
,pr M9Tss 4? at a. M Tor italy and British india
,". s. Augusta Victoria. Via Naples det,ers must be
,muIa por s. trinidad: 10 Complementary 10 80
a. M FOR Fortune Island ana Jamaea per - A.nos ,
I y,ton per $ Ynmur! de,ters other Mexican
S.atos and cuba must directed per Numuri'), az
10 30 a. f,r llayti. Cunaaa ana CarIiano per s.
Gao Trim dad British and Dutch Guiana must be directed
per rrns WHEN AZ TS mana and Garapsnoi
curacao savania- VIA curacao per $ $ Ph,iaaei.
pha detters FOR other C9opah r 'S ph aa a,
II NJ. for Netherlands direct per = ,s
at $40 p M Tor St Pie.re-Mque.on' per steamer from
Halifax. -, ~ . cf,, q, pto r,,io,o
Mails s for %nf s1a ca here daily up to March at $50
" m. Mails Tor the society Islands peg ship Gallles
u ' at Go p Mails for Aa,taa EXCEPT those for
z HaMHi rom san Francisco here daily up 70
March % a, o %6 bS mails s' for A".tfa Mails
s,r Anstroia ,txc"pt West australia and Hawaii per
n M@5Gn rdm at So? SS M Malls s5 80.
Gfr 's and 2pan Via vancouver especially sddressed
@ns G1 bv rail 70 Halifax and thence by steamer
cose AT this daily at $40 m Malls FOR MqueSn
o og Fa daily at P Mails Tor cuba by raj 70
Tampa Fla and t snSe oy Close M ms aesse dsx al
$50 p m Malls for Mexico overland unless special,
daily at a. M
"eS''''''' CHARLES W DAYTON. Postmaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
4 Uou4N's PIcTrRE ~ MS HIND
Suicide N \ CHEAP LODGlNG-uorsr OF Iili
pIssIpATED SCION oF Az OLD Enc
IISf FAMILY.

O,e = tie gray. haecari. drnk-W r. ghosts VINO
haunt IVES; Side LOU T-r nv and .'-.'I'
,,-i~r-h uses and talk of rirn families Ut nom J"
r,la,d I,y dead last nigh. in u.;e closet "n tn'
,I,t l,or ? The. G lumbar House. az + r'} Nt'-
:, and broadway. BY hs side lay an empty bo'ie
v.si,h had contained csrboc acid. anc Ii VS. WIN
his po,son that he La! ondo' his wasted H. 4-',
tall. spare figure stretched out acr So TIE h'r =
the cupboard. called by courtesy beHr. ''.'' us
large eyes Ni6- opc. and staring; LIS lofty ~ A''.
ui,b .s,r brushed hga II IT,; tie delicate mouth
c,n,,siyely compressed in tae last aIo"Y 81 '''''
were those + a man 4. RI aud nurtured ~ culture
and r,fnorn mt. Apparently he was about ii'E-h''
wears Old. No around tie h"tei "H'" ""' ''.' -
definite about him t. them lie was imp" '.o
..br,l;-, d,wn swell" T, Lcop III Won, inc 'i''N,
b VS. az 5st.e IN ~ closet regularly rented
By him at p cents q night
Only when Policeman James Douglass sf-Ie' !
the pockets of the corpse for papers was il NJ W.
srS M "fIsbnof o. one OF the Oldest and wealth.
les, families in Kent. Enr.-ai ono o. Ais ~
ccstors for many years occ1ilrt scat n q,
larcnt How Hyes became catran6od ron i.'
family LOST lis social position al. drit! 10 -,'"
York is doubtful one story tod ~ al. lAJnI..i3 -
but in all probability: drink wa, 'Ae man h.,y lo},
h. had lived in this country. PIX 49,, '"p
years he vas employed as 3..ect9r anu ~. y,
vasscr for the 'l.ncycopaed. Br.i"nIAGi2: ana ?
was also collector for jlarier & kr2- <
months ago he returned TO t.asisn"' uu' 'e 49,
back t. NcwY0rk IN January. - SO. ~ 80
himself with drink until h. finally iod4' o""'"s'
10 az oclocI, on Tuesday nigh, be- entered the Of
fee sohc~ This unusual c!rc1mstlnce snrpt' e
clerk who was as'onish@i Wh.A irst.s ". M. '' r
key and quietly went upstairs. iIi.. ,h', ri,,o,
grooming ~ 10 wake TIC deaa. ~ ~
rilirs Ie quito: Iiyies." lie shouted - hc .,i
outside 80 .. Iiylcs vas just in," "t. W.T., ~" -
"v-,r. of this ran down T. The once 90
avokc 10 the facts until "a mailman lo'h' n'''
yesterday afternoon sttrH siI -,.i' WI ,r
Of foam over ms m'uh air r.,,,i hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
,vrrsrJGATE Az ALLEGED SWINDLH

I, il reported that the Dis'rict-Attorney ana the
Grand Jury are about to investigate inc "''eEel
VI s,,, oneratlons OF the Commercial Loan and
s (9ronv of No 81 West One-hundred-and-
- fth-st and No. 275 broadway. II Is also
ss,1 ,Sat Charles u. Preston, State BanH Examiner
Iyi make an investigation o. me inst,us'on, aml ne
Is qu ,,1e 81 Johnson agents for the CONNER
cial Loan and Trust Company OF nhins9ne'pn.t -
hnme In Tcw-YorK years ago 1y II man named j.
II. Durand. 49,, o.~, &C cot forth in IL cir
liar is 10 make advances OF sui.ls not .Xerruing
500 ID holders OF it's accunniatVe investment '"'i %
Hy the weekly payment OF 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Mr. and Mrs Frederic w vanderbilt We're pas
s,oro ON hoard the White Star steamer Majestic
which sailed yesterday for Liverpool. with them
was Winthrop Hoyt the party goes to join william
*. Vanderbilt in his yachting cruise through the
Mediterranean. There also on board 'Napo-
ICON" T. C. Ives and Wizard" Jake Schaefer' the
blliqrl plavcrs. with their wives ana fanilIS.s
Scharfer goes TO Paris where he VIII spend Tue
summer Ives Will stop In London long enough ~
ulav few games vita Roberts the ltnBllsh pli1li"
clanuiou and he VIII the:. go to India Other pa
s.ne.rs on board were Frederick Remington; ~.
anil Mrs Emmett Densmorc. Mr.. and Mrs ION,
Nls,ro ard Mrs. Charles Mitchell. Colonel W, ~
Chosebrough. Frederick Carver, Guy BouShton. MIS
C. A. BolChtOn. Dr. William StGrss EiSeioW. ~
Peter Anderson. Frank L. Abbott jeffrey BeaEYyI,
Robert Lemon Banks. Sir Thomas ana Lazy , aic-
ll,g-alth Franklin l.. Gunther Tursse de floriuIa'
4 = Keller. Truman IIemnway, the Rev, pi
AifrrI H. Moment. Arthur Peel and launceiot Lee
Warner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
TROUBLE OYER BANKRUPT COMPANY.

Mlvilie " j. Feb 21-The Miville Mutual
Marine and Fire Insurance Company failed In lss'
and went into receivers hands After great
deal of litigation the Court Of Chancery few weeks
ago ordered assessments ranging from one-half OF
1919 per cent on fire premium notes. and 100 per
cent on rine notes. There 600 policy holders
scattered through dozen States. and last night
number OF them he'd meeting III THIS city ana
agreed 10 resist the collection Of these assessments
A bitter fght in the courts is anticipated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
THE PRESIDENT TO TAKE Az "'IiN''

v-asbinr,on. Feb 1.-THE President has d'c'del
90 take recreation for a few days Du' nc nap 'o
ve, determined where he VIII go. '"Ivp' -
tI'',o .", sone,inoz called 1.-THE Presidents yacht
n,,.ad a the Washington Navy Yard iast nisR'.
and n Is believed that Mr.. Cleveland WlH u''iFr e
aha ~ Sor the trr He VIII probably 80 Fr!aay
49, S,.a,roon after the Cabns' ciinH 81 o. 2"tHi
~ roorning The ducki.g season IS Nearing an eid
u.!, 4, is understood mat Mr. tie''.t'ig J."
am hit Of bis favore sport. Reports ron" Tprln
s,roIlna TO the effect that me lT,'''e"- WIZ ~
80 Ut State cannot be conhrinci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
ryr ryDy,pprD FRESHMAN FoUyD.

Hanover. ~ H.. Feb. Ali a. Terrell % nr'oK-
" the kidnapped Dartmouth freshman.
49, ,a, carried away by sophomores was found
~, ,ts classmates under guard at the Newton
nm Norwich W last night d 1--we S%%y a1d
%% VINO aa drought safely back to hanover. The
casa OF 's7 left on the noon tram TOT eester'
where their banquet was heio 'o"'s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
SELECTIONS FRON TIE NAlL.

TUEIp PROFITS ARE NOT EN'E'5iN +.
To the Editor % The Tribune.
Sir: Free Traders say thAi manu- '''''' '.'
80 ,,.., tbeir share OF the profits II s. not so,
c-,, lccause competition is kccner among manu-
f,c,nrors in the United States than cis'"l'4'
second. figures prove that the -, 'i''t "'a'." %.
.C.,,,,'',at.,i nv imuortrrs. Tne:t hHllo Hl. 20
j., ro,l e.tatr or mining stDr i.1, ana "NiF ~
Y," irat.nr's manufacturers make ai-' prom"
,tc, the, control patents or other 'A'4I.lF, -
1,t,is art and progress arr The =, i.|' ''''',
or MANUFACTURING ndGstl's: ana "u-h' ~ ,'". 49,.
cn,,rse ed bv cyery Iatrotic AMer'' ,. 'n' "l'F '
cT,-.,cs OF IDu. Industries are pT' Jue''r "H4''
The prosperity OF this couhil; -. . r,po,,.>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
Jersey Guy Feb Il. 1894.
mr. PAU, ErcLrs NOT Az ANARclusT.

DIR. PAW. EECLIS NOI y" N'''1I'7-'T''77
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: | have several times during t"' i"' ~,
, o,.,,. or ,b. bor,b-t hrowiug IN Paris. seen the
NAM az Or paul Kcclus as being AN Ahii'''N'
know DR. Paul Roclus. having met M" - -
fines AT the house # friend In PARIS ana '.o"
,hat he is one Of the most distinguishes no, an
Auarcbiff The Rccus who has De- q" ,,,rt nf
rorson living IL altogether = on '''i, l .,,.cn
money freely for some years for ne plolir-n -
Of these idoaa iIc has been under t;c titin, "a
.hovr susu,clon and entirely free rom @,ns ,r,
.rchjstic ideas VIII you not, In we" pris co,r.e
emondent to q very distinguished ana e'''''" ''
man. make III" THOMAS EGLESTOE
New-York, FEB. 10, 1894.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22

Very good Democrats have been very much mis-.
taken II Mr.. Wells has not done a full snare or
the nominating over in the district that voted NOT
to send him away from home and friends 70 VASE
lng;on. His denial is with regard to the Norw,cn
postoffce only the postoiIice where he gets his
own mail, and concerning which, OF course. he
would be practically Indifferent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: What a national blessing IT the M, ,,,,..
." ,,.ns,1o,t ,,,ee,qsrne even cnc-haf the ab.iltJ
"dI ct. ,,,rdcanoss Of the Pre- dent Of the Ia
waIian Government; but. alas ,.., ,.o,,,,
Newark. " j., Feb. lG. lsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
Guecicl Notices.

Oocn Washington's Birthday, n. IN. to y. ma
"A COLLECTION OF PRECIOUS RARIrIEs."
THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
MADISON SQUARE. SOUTH. NETWORK
I.IPORTANT PUBLIC SALE.
BEGINNING TOMORROW FRIDAO
AFTERNOON Al 2:5o O'CLOCK.
CONTINUING Of THE AFTERNOONS or FEBRUARY
2lrI 2orH. ETH AND 2STG AND MARCH isr AND
2D. At THE SAME HOUR AND
coxc1vpING FRIDAY EyENING. MARCH I'D. AT
O'CLOCK
8. BING. PARIS.
ANTl1.. CHINESE PORCELAINs
GREAT RARITY AND BEAUTY.
AN INTERESTING COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE JAP
ANESE POTTERY,
FINE ENAMEfs AND BRoNzEs. JADE. CRYSTAL.
AGATE LARGE COLLECTION OF CUPS. BOWLS.
SNUFF BOTTLES AND CABINET OBJECTS. JAPAN
I.sE IVORY CARVINGS. FINE LAcouERs. SWORDS.
Sword GUARDS KAKEMoNOs. RICH ANTIQUE
FABRICS ETC ETC.-tN ALL
OVER TWO THOUSAND OBJECTS.
ON EXHIBITION THIS WASHING
TONS BIRTHDAY
% a. N. :, =. M
AND OK THE DAYS OF SALE FRoMe A. NJ TO ~
THOMAS T. KIRBY. Auctioneer
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. Managers
@ East 2sd St. Madison Square. South.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
FAIR NOTICE To THE DF'f'Tr iCN.
$40, sf.i,. f-..,,,,.-..f.t Ar,..rsf..r

This might be- sef Gown as eloti, Sop 10 the
Democracy. and tIc most ,muAdN 81 al. that
the country. far rs heard from. ~ utterly and
bitterly hostile 90 trr pTcpDstcrpus tarin system
I'm course of sub ;iuan FOR tn present law II tina
Democracy were ctVs bic Of taking notice OF any
thing or that tlrrr is a reasonable doubt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
nn mrLLs ANp TIE coyyEcnCUT oFfIcERs

L'rOm he IIlI WOIU NOUIaEI
The Hon. David y. Wells. Of Norwcn, W., w,uen
T. The NewYOrk Tribune TO say that i,s 80 ,yithin
that the Norwich pOstotce Is apsQ2.u'SSiS NOT oh
his gitt' IS absolutely Incorrect we 90 np' md
scry,. that MIR Wells, civil service ret,oti' 60 ..nh
somtcy dscams any part in The broseraSSe S 2eS,
ness that has been brisk IN ln"ati lis on,n,on
he saws. has never been sought by tne Fres're' ,
or t'ostnl lster G. Peel concerning M, any wish
Of his regard to 'lt would be consldered -.,,on
This is a long way removed iioin ~ ar rnstions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
DOGS HAVING THEIR DAYS.
\ LARGE ATTENDANCE At THE SHOW IN
THE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

TIE AWARDlNG OF TIIIEi FINISHED NIaI liz
DAY-How TIID WINNERS BORE THEIR
HoNoRs-oNE TERRIER ESCAPED
j. rIEnroNT MoEGAN's FINE
STRING OF COIIIEs.
Il there ere any whose Lenten VOWS are keep
Ing them away from the dog show they may rest
assured that their pcnarce IS great 1t is an adj
Iirablc show The experts say that It IS the finest
exhibition Of dogs over given In this country. and
that means a great deal IN view OF the successful
affairs of the Westminster Kennel club IN former
years. Some Old favoritos are missing. but their
places are filed by splendid young animals. some
Of which clearly outclas5 their popular prederes-
sors. Amcrican-hrad dogs are coming rapidly To
the front in the classes in which the imported ami
mails have hitherto carried off the prizes.
It was great day for the dogs yesterday rs
we'll a. for visitors. Perhaps II would be more
correct say 1t Was great dag for the prize