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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16
UEDDTNGS.

Mss Helen Lyman daughter OF the late FRED
erick Lyman. OF 80 l0l Harrlson-st, East Orange
was married on Saturday to Elwood Wilson. jr.. OF
Philadelphia The ceremony took place in St
Marks Church Orange. and solemnizcd by the
rector the Rev. Frank b. Rea2or. The best man
was Francis Wilson. brother Of the bridegroom
and the maid 81 honor Miss Alice Lyman. a
sister - the bride There were no bridesmaids.
I'm. ,isb.rs were Or W Reynolds wilson and
George Vaux 1r.. Of philadelphia, and Edward and
WINS LYMAN brothers u the bride. She Was given
av,ay hv her eldest brother. Frank Lyman. \ re-
cerii0n followed at the brides home.
Baltimore April l. tSpcciall.-Miss Ida Greene
baum 81 this city. and Simon Grecncbaum. Of New
York were married here this evening By the Rev.
pr. Guttmachcr. The hride was preceded By her
niece. Miss Matte Nusbaum. as flower girl The
ushors were Charles Greencbaum. julius Greene
baum Martin Mayer and Joseph Jacobs Of New
York. g. W. Hirsh. of Brooklyn; Joseph tiTeeneDalm.
Harry Amhach. Samuel Friedman. y. Greencieid.r
and !; Kronheimcr of this city. Among the iD
,.,.c.ts nj the wedding We're many friends OF tho
couple from Ncw-Nork, Jersey city ana fhilaGel-
Illa.
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OEITi iR



Tn Rev r. Spruillc Burford rector Of the Prot
c.ian, Episcopal Church of the Inisrccsson. at
ON. hundred -cighth-s;. and the Boulevard.
who had been suffering from blood poisoning re-
suitng from carbuncle on his neck di'l AT me
Manhattan Hospital at 30 o'clock yesterday morn
INK The Rey Mr. Eurford was hfiy-nve years old
ana a native ~ Harrodsburs ny. He was
graduated from s. Charles College -. Louis. In
ly,s. AFTER which be- became professor in the High
school Ncw-OriAaus. At this time he began the
study Of law. At the outbreak Of the 'lv!l war
Mr. Burforl Joined the IN LOUISIANA Confederate
Volunteers with the rank OF adJu'ah'. loF
bravery I'm the battle OF Murfrcesboro he was
rr,r,5ted to the rank ~ major Shortly after this
H.. married Miss Rosa Port OF Ncw-Orlcans.
In 1871 Mr. Burford D.gan the study for the
ministry In NcW-Orlcans. under Bishop VIII
uer HIS first parish 81. James Church
in Alexandria. ia. While rector OF tho Church
~ the Holy Innocence in Evansville, La. his
viz. died Two years later while stationed 1t
calvary Church. New-Oriclns, In 1913. he married
Mics Josephine Finley Uynson. Of St Louis. After
this Mr. nlrford served I'm Jamestown y Y,
Grand Rapids Mich. and st Timothy 3 Church
in Fifty nnth-st. this city In october S'l' ne was
called from Memphis. Tenn. TO the Church OF the
Intorcor4or I'm this city. OF which he was rector
at the time OF his death
Mr. Rurforl was first taken III In lniianap"hs'
| where he was attending the funeral OF nephew IN
| The latter part OF March. After his return home
| carbuncle developed on hts neck and DR.. Hod'n-
| stein Of No g0S ST. Nchoas-ave.. was called in
| Flood poisoning set and two weeks ago Mr.
Eurf,r,l's condition became such that ne was taken
| ~ Manhattan Hospital An operation WAS per-
formed but 10 purpose and the patent SLOWLY
| - H.. hec,u,e unconscious ~ o'clock on
| Saturday night and the members OF his family
| were sent for. Among others present AT me fime
~ his death we're pr and Mrs. Rodonsten and
Mrs John r. Fellows. Mr.. Hurforl leaves a widow
ihr,e daughters and son who Is attending college
| IN Cincinnati , D., 49,,
| Mr. Burford's death was announced from re
| .bnnce OF fhr Church of the lntcrcesslOn by the
| D. charlie q; Adams and meeting OF the vcstry
,yns called after the service 70 make arrangements
| FOR the funeral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16

baltimore April - (SpeciaD.-A singular feature OF
the VIII OF Severn Teackle Naliis' inc oSuhsu'SN
lawyer who died last week. Is the i"c' Una, - o,'y
,' 49,, $3.50 mark Mr. Wallis was noted for his
.a,riness and the methodical and exact manner
,n which he attended to every little detail Of his
,ldespread legal practice, and yet 1t appears tha'
,h cxccution OF his will was delayed until MS
diving moments The Will Is VoIuhihous uoo"
, and covers twelve pages OF typewrtten copy.
y, ras exeruted on the day that ne ded ana Wi,'h
he Was so weak that his name had 70 De wri ,.Ig
iic " f,lend who also guided the hand OF ne lying
~ ir mailing the cross mark. MT NaHS Ihlue
mn hubble requests but left ms entrc e.tA,e 10
& y,ere closest 10 him and distributing MS brlc
a-brac and antiquities OF great value among MS
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vrSyClL ANNOUNCEMENTN.

The second and last concert THIS season % NV
Musical Art Society. Mr. Frank DanioSch' '''-
ductor Will be given IN Music Han next S''"' LAY
oyo,,np Mr. Zen Davies tenor, VIII sing seV"'d'
eoios and an orchestra viii assist Inc proS''I'''
will include for chorus three WORKS py ''""4' -
aeeo-a N9guincat for six voices ana TWO man
&c "ye Nightingales 50 Pleasant ana 30 gay
and "Matona mia cara; Us lst en- "'S
sprungen" by Praetorius; "TeneDiae ihc'de sum
IN. Michael Haydn; part song. by '"fh'nu'' .V
a,h, ,oiccs "Dcr Tod das fist der kchle NArh''
and two Old English compositions Nl.pye ma"
Gal sweet Honey-SuckIng Bees ana lno''nS ',o
,oy's ballet '.Now IS the Month Of May Mr. Dn-
.,.s viii sing two songs by Brahms Npeh,lS''h''.-
chen" and Fair wohl" and three o!l hS''a,,
SONGS The orchestra VIII play s'e ~ o,',.
oa mo ondante cantabne from Tschako"Shy
op. II. -, , ,,.o, on Wednesday afternoon
AUardman Hall for the benefit OF i-fon nn ~
III no 1',icago violnist who comes wen HP'phtnn q
y3uis, nv several solos and viii DC aSs,Se' VI
Ne VIZ anv Fay Mrs. Fremont MISS hae' ""'
MI a Eugcnle PappenheIms pupils VIII eve TH1ray
MIL concert at Chickerins Han on murray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16
i n PALMER And THE LANES.

,,,s >Aur WITHDRAWN BECAUSE HE Is COIN"
,nro,D NOT FOR FEAR or A Hi.AckbAiI|N"
-. -, tho Lambs OWING 70 the warm sunshine
Today were lovable and risky They pro"Seu
around their comfortable Bohemia at NO - MeS'
r,ve,,vdrs,-st with both eyes fn!l OF nope bu' u"
Glory which somehow got afoat caused mem pam
/, was that sydney Rosenfed. me piay"I's"'' ~
IL was I the name Of A. ii. Palmer, fhe
=, ..,.,i ,o,n,ger for membership in the LAMBS
C,ub. and that at the meeting on Friday oil the
council # was suddenly Withdrawn by NJ M ac,
bccauge % the certainty mat II "'"'' ="
ballod. ,, o.. . ,rrlune repOrter: That
III - ali rot lie paradnS ~ as ltooi''1r -,
stoIH - o. o. mat lie. does would be noottd or ~
oSety stage in Mashonaland sydney odn 20
shyetS liter the other day asking PERMISSION ~
sen sent me M name for membership In the l.imDS
pdthst"'t az once wrote him that ! wa" goins 10
Club a., 1id moi wish him 30 propose my name
p Euso'H lie thereupon withdrew my name Tha'S al
there 70 ~, c-eane OF the Lambs was away yester
AZ IN Glen Marlborough who Is prominently CON-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16

H9 M'nair T. VIE i. IL nrs'ow and daughter Of
r Er. service a, her residence IN Mat'eawan' On
,n Tag1a1E' IN IN Greenwood a. e Cemetery.
nnowN-on Friday Arm 49, az Hmm MT"D''F"''" h.
raney n services At church. New rsh9n or
w"n1ay April ld the arrival OF the o''' ''"''"s
r, New 5Gr n a ' rsHcr IS Please
-gr into !g, Art, ,r H. r ic i N THIS ms
, S 81" ~ ~, n,srccs3ion washington Heights Int.
Fgnr Mc i5s,t, ana Grand Boulevard on Wednes-
day at,crmoon "A, VIII please bring yss;ments.
v"mrbs Grand Rapids and Heworeans papers please
COPY , Ali, - ros,h
pNoNA r,.ae 81 o- Ga d Sand'y April TO- Joseph
Fa: from p, iae f IS .' At p ~
Tr,,n i"aves ISarcay-st. at 40 .. m.
@,S %t int % r Fine T. Ei; % ii
months ani a, her late residence 2o56 seventhaye
MONDAY April i6 at D. ,In..,oy, ~, convenience Of
Intoruent ON lu''n"y ~
u4nnT-on snnaay Apr + at t., o9 s YEAR. m Of
No,c, 81 funeral hereafter
S SgSf .n5ta i ssa wife a'' Tay AS
Funeral services viii be hcl at her late residence No
~ summcr-st. Monday April IT, az p II"
u u Early on SUNDAY monnse q pneumonia nr
Anna Hairht Holmes.
Funeral private. 49,, ,o,, H.,
John James irwin sn ~ ,Gs I e,r AGHs s asr All"
Relatives ana friends invited to attend n, upGra Ir srp
ycGs at sa 9e fe' an MonSay a, ioSo a. ~
| JouNsoN-on April ~. Temperance johnson, aged -
r Sr'I fnorol services will AXE place at the Methodist
Eplscon, Church Home corner Ails'rru si anu
p s2is q fr MG9'i sa3 y The Ho% also
| Intcrment at Maple Grove. -
soqFqGyp morn h April Apr widow at ct G Dg
STthst west Uth-eye. on Monday the loh INST AT
rs : pint ?, m At warwick. Newyork.
yXIT-saturday April H. q heart disease at hen
residence - -. Johns lace. br,oN t ,,GCor,in
t1rasa pnG London England papers please copy
MrssINGER-In Brooklyn sunday April To- marriy g mr. H..
- charles Messenger, formerly Oh bos'oh III i'e'
| runerSi private.
| purl,l ri Wr,ntham Mass $500
nTssrl STAFFORD C9nn on the li,h 'n Ss lama eir
Maria, widow Of Lewis H. RUSSELL III ''' '' 'N'' ~
her ssc From her late residence Tuesday 18th inst at
s,o,r.wrn prooyn on Saturday. April H. 1894. Henry
v ocum, "s ~ IN. church Z the MESSIAH Greens-aye
corner OF 'le'''o
,,,, ,n order OF the Loyal Legion Of the United
stats W. ,hn death the i4th inst. ~ Companion
ajorGeneTo, H sf at the Church u the Messiah
selN ~ Greene and Cermont ayes Brooklyn n, a. on
the i7tG init Ss g. anahy sehoo room adoInns 20
s"nT rier Of nvt. Major General WAGER SWAnMEE.
Byt Major T. s. Vols. Recorder.
,,. r,, t,n,arei iate rest at Astoria. Long Island
s91sSny Apli II 1884 Right Rev Horato South
p The S2 re y nT, cd HS attend the
Rels,Nes sl an the church Redeemer. Astoria on
Monday monos A R p lG at bring he ves,mcn
I nns a,'s and Portland papers kindly copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16
THE "REED RULE" WINS IN mr. "'' on
v1NDICATION FOR MIR REED

,.,,.n,c,rroN FOR MR. REED.
From The Buffalo Commercial .ro =.
n.y., Committee on Rules will now Prep1ni nc ~
,,orur-c counting rule ana inc ~. Dend s vindi-
ahoPII rho democratic party Is apIircn'Hk Inc
oa, or y, 70 Republican ground all a'onB '''' INV
l.o,,u ro THEIR SENSES AT LAST
From The Washington Post .., ,,,arc,nateo
The Democrats in the Ho9 81 f,end,sm They have
tn frirhtened long enough by a rafnseJ 10
own Imagination I9e ,Her better judgment lest they
i4 qilitfG he charged with now upholdhs "i'
they once denounced.
MORE THAN a personal TIKI M'"'
From The Boston journal , oa,,,,s on
the doclsoHf ouorum is more than persona
, e for Tom" Reed 1t - sig1a n,ary pr,,-
uiu, ,rIncifle Of common sense In parIa'c"'' -
cedure. .1l,,
~ TIE NATURE OF AN AroL"
From The philadelphia Press ..,.o,os ,,o,,
a ,,o ~ the caucus YESTERDAY Is vndica "y y,
- me Republican position In me Ls ade 1rnIucfantiy
is an aPEH ySrv nj grace. for their unneaS,u' ctic.
anu iattnns of and resistance to MS rue anu
Of counting quorum
SAFE EXAMPLE TO FohLo"'
- r. New-York Recorder.
FROM torv o, nearly 100 Speaker crisp u q1,
WIN d oih"aIn a quorum to DO business w. from,
party has resolved to be Republican precedent
me me, q, IT, safe And DeihoSIaC! "nrcbcs in
'N.' 10 wise ana ""'-.'s long
ways sn ,,a 81 It's Republican opponent ~ o,,ntrv
me iI Iaens in the Republican highway the ''
will be satc ,.,,r,r.,c1,
A DISTINCTION WlTho'i d"
From ,rhe washington Star. ...u.,., has +,
'IO', 80. ,,orobable that when the quorum na -,
cs s H Il WIN be done by r2me % %Ine howevel
Ofcer tndh ,,,i,hout a difference. ana WI W
Useful us only it maS % angling that
VINO are ,hev are pleased to term Heeu'S"
VICTORY FOR REPUBLICANisM
rro,n The Baltimore American Cor AR
rns result is not only great yc ;b1Ssn 'T pr!ici
Reed nut ~ N nment and AN ignomnious
defeat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16
BROOKLYN WAKING UP.
MANY PD)PLE VISIT PEosPE'r PA''N ~" ''''
SMALLER PUBLIC GRorNpS-Fl'EF""-
~; FOR SUMMER.

ISG FOR StMMiN
-r,,. mild snring weather WAS enjoyed 10 III" Ut
MO, Yesterday by the large number OF people WIZ
,,is,e1 Prospect Park. The great pleasure FIo",''
IL beginning to put on IT'S summer s'rp' ",'' w
,tsl,, NJ panslos and other carly blooming "o"'''
a,,.ac,od many visitors. The roadways were
.,ro,,.od during the afternoon and around the
v.rlinck entrance the steam organs OF the "''''S
" -, ,oI1 nojsily II not musically. that the rush
~ summer business was not far away WINE inv
noncorn sellers getting htlr tht%a'S ,ir,ctln
PDP.c,i,tnp on a variety Of calls Tor altIaCunb
vhnn he picnic season begins ne MI va
,,,',ner Iife uassng over the PARK was souIuc
~ ,ieastlre 10 every one connected WIN INC pp us
~ Prasort and even the policemen AZ th' E 1ea
ie-r cheerful although they Knew tnht tnr ,,,nS
90 hanke1 Ip I'm Flatbushave ana IushIs ,,',I
ne corners would keSp them from peihR ~ M
~ cot into mischief. especially on ouhp"y "i"'
moons. . .ha city also showed the
c,In,s - tho beautfu weather ana from 'o"hnuu1,
ia Greenvo, nj Cemetery (Which ~ almost u PhiD
az Tho CIV line on the north. every one OF in' ~ /"
hyeaihIng places had large hnp,t Oh NiHi,r ,s
m Ineiiel sunday pilgrimage 70 re &c nr''t L., 70
Lang the line OF the Jamaica roal hN2 Des'j o.
Ie y,o@ervoirs were fringcd win people ou i2r
iook At the edge Of the country ana It iohs' u''P
hreaih OF fresh
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DIED.

sPENCER-suddeniv al Morristown. N J.. April ID.
Mary Jane widow Of William Spencer. ,-, =.
Funeral will take place from residence II Elms
Morristovn on Monday April III. 1890 a, m. Car
rages will be in waiting on arrival OF o'clock tram
Especial carr from foot Of Barclay-st
WEBSTER-Preston King Saturday Aprl H. ai'er
long ard serious illness.
Funeral services Tuesday. p.
Ogdensburg papers please copy.
WINKELMANN-On Thursday April IL. 1894 at Iaz
Grand-st Brooklyn. John Wlnkelmann aged 10 years
months.
Funeral services at 49, Grands Brooklyn. on Monday
April 49, at
WOODLAND CEMETERY.
Office No 20 T.. 23d-st
woodavn Station cath Ward. Harlem Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16
SUBSTANTIAL BENEFIT FOR Il. 4. DTNC v

benefit for II. \. Duncan. for many years nd
vortlsing agent for Niblos Garden and other New
york theatres. was given last night at the BlJon
Theatre and as "A result Mr.. Duncans bank ac-
count was swelcd by the sum Of $500. Among those
- ,oarod vcr. John j. Shcehan, Miss Sara
WnVuie Nss MAY Montford. Louis II. Jackson.
larry Doocy. Miss Matte Earle. Al wilson.
.,omcenio'' VaSsar IIallcn and Hart. Miss Matte
Ferulson and James and Bonnie Thornton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16
Married.

miss nARNf:s- ON SATURDAY April ~ a. he r1siasnce
- tho bride by ihr Eev. Aln.r' }. lyman - 49, -''
Anr, EiakYicy Barnes 20 William II. Bliss
~ ROY MrNTlRN on saturday ATri ~ az me me
Chur.h = mo Ascension. by the Rev W. j. San'i
:, IN ,.4s,el hv tho I.v. Percy :. Grant. liWhi \.
l.. Row ,r aud Katherine Mar, youngest d'us"'r
- rh, late John ". Miniurn.
It.Tt.ps WALKER-On saturday April ~. al the resl-
dnr. ~ The bride by tn Rev. John ilail: T. Mi, y
Iorteo d,l snor ~ the late Francis !. Walker u
charles Gtruyie Peters
,,.p,y MASTERS Philadelphia on Fourth month
lNurD H. 1891. hy Friends ceremony, iieh -,
ter u J. Wilson MastcF. or lhiau''p"'' i'''' ~
samuel - Wrny. u New-foFk
vIrsoN-IYMAN- Saturday. April - az - , Maf% ;
",.,,.-cb orange y D. by ID" Rev. Fr2nk H. iS.ltpr
Helen daughter Of ihe late Frederic Lyman 10 h'"o"
Wilson ~ Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16
RECEPTION FoR MoySrGyoR SAroLLL

A RECEPTION FOX MOAM"NOh HAf"hAH
baltimore April 15.-Ncarly 5000 persons attended
Harris's Academy OF Music tonight The occasion
was a grand reception given under the auspices o.
rho catholic Association OF Baltimore. In honor or
Nonspnor Satolli and Bishop Donahue, or Wheel
inc Addresses were delivered by Cardinal CID
hons MonsIemor Satolli Bishop Donahue' Richard
n Mcsherry president OF the assoca ton: Colone,
i,ichard Malcolm Johnson. Charles j. 'ohtparte anu
a,hcrs After the ceremonies IN Inc AUDITORIUM
,bnre vas rendered to the distinguished prelates
hnnoue i'm the Concert Hall OF the Acaderiy Whlch
was also well attended The festivities continued
until a late hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16
Rclioious Notices.

EVANGELIsTIc CAMPAIGN.-concert In Niblo's Gar
den every day from II 20 p m Musicians; The Will
sons Mrs Kress Miss tpham. Park Sisters. cornetists
Pro-. Weeden Z. J. Parker and Creole quartet Ac-
mission free by ticket. At p M to-day n T. pixoa
sneaks on How to Save the Cities. ,.,
MASONIC TEMPLE, 23d-st.. and 6th-aVe-Mc-tinso
synrv Sav at $40 o. M Half song service. partic
nated in by all the musicians Speakers today b H.
Tvlsr and Ferd Schverea. Free Everybody welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16
.,ssryGEPS Oy IA BRETA GNE.

The French line steamer Ia Bretagne' when ar
IT,, tors vca,erday from Havre. brought General
r Kirkpatrick. NJ olarovsky' Russian Consul,
General Nine. and Nile. olarovsNy, pr: Le'P .s.
c..,ou.,os Manuel Banco. w. A. Clark; inc
Ds. hi. souiiier and Antoine Eugene and Dis
tcrs Marie Joseph and Natalie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16
Guerial Notices.
At the American Art Galleries.

At the American Art Galleries.
East osd St. Madison Square
EXECUTRIX's ABSOLUTE PUBLIC SALE
THE ART COLLECTION
formed by the late
s. A. COALE. JR., OF ST. LOUIS.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE. ABSOLUTELY
WITHOUT RESERVE, BY ORDER OF EXEcUrRIx.
on WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. and FRIDAY EVEN
INGs. NEXT April IS. 10. and co. at o'clock.
AND CONCLUDING
MONDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL o. a, 2ao O'Clock.
THE ARBUTIINOT COLLECTION
SUPERB CHINESE PORCELAINS.
A GATHERING OF
DISTINGUISHED SPECIMENS
SUPREME QUALITY.
Forming the most important collection Of selected Antqss
Oriental Porcelans offered at public sale
in many years.
COLLECTED BY THE wELL-KNowN EXPERT.
MIR. Il. O. ARBUTHNOT.
SHANGHAI
To be sold at Public sale by order OF his Agent
MR.. DAVID NASH.
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT. APRIL 18TH
AND THREE FOLLOWING DAYS
beginning promptly at 2;3o o'clock
on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
THOMAS E. KIRBY AUCTIoNEER.
THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGEM
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms,
23s Fifth Avenue
WILLIAM y. NORMAN Auc,oneer.
WILL, SELL AT AUCTION. THURSDAY AND FflDAxs
APRIL. 18TH AND 10Th. AT F. NJ,
BY direction Of BARON DE BRAY, heir OF the late
COMTESSE DE MOLENES, OF PARIS
her famous collection Of
NAPOLEONIC OBJECTS,
comprising Miniatures BONES. Clocks and Statues
Of Napoleon l.. Engrayings and paintings. seyres
porcelains and furniture pertaining to
PERIOD OF THE FIRST EMPIRE.
Exhibition Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. April ietA
18th and 18th,
0 A. NJ. TO p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16

nec;ed with IL. said: "Tha. story Is all wrong
Mr. Palmer would probably have been elected II ne
had not voluntarily Withdrawn. lie has no enemy
In the club that know Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16

Iybcn ioiv was sick gave her Casto@h
I,'b.n sh. was n Child. she cried for Castorlt
when she became Miss. she chung 70 CastoriA
when she had children she gave ''le'" N"'''''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16
srocKBRIDGE TO-DAY.

II Ia We'll To Get clear Of a Bad Cough or Cold
the first week. but it is safer TO rid yourself OF II
the fret forty-ccht hours-the proper remedy LOT
the purpose being Dr. Jaynes Expectorant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-16

Nec1 Of bargains
In F1inrs nno Furniture Interests hoGsaNe'pe'' ''''
i4th-st and 1ihaSe.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with
full name and address
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-22

Whoever wants to make most accep-
table Christmas or New Year gift
at small expnse should construct
Friendship Calendar. Make of smooth
note paper slips for calendar of 1865
cardboard illuminated to taste and
punched to hang upon the wall. The
separate slips should have been filled by
marking on them the days of the month
and week, distributing them among as
many different friends as possible to
decorate them to their fancy and add
their own autographs with some senti-
ment.
A handsome cover for Bible or prayer
book is always a useful present The
cover is simply straight piece large
enough to Fl around the book from edge
to edge. Maroon velvet is pretty. out
lined in silk over suitable design.
An initial or monogram should be
worked in the centre. Line the cover
with maroon silk, and on each side, near
the edge, put broad strap of silk,
sewed in at top and bottom. The cover
of the book may be slipped under this,
and no other fastening be required.
A pretty sponge bag is made with
white No. s darning cotton, although
macrame cord might be used if preferred.
Begin at the bottom, widening as you
go, until you have four rows of open
crochet, make one row of solid crochet,
then five rows of open, widening by
making spaces larger in each row, finish
with row of open birs, through which
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-22
THE FAT WOMAN'S REVENGE.
Her Victim Did Not Get a Chance to Greet
His Friends.

Her Victim Did Not Get Chance to Greet
His Friends.
Apropos of the theater, saw something
one other night within the last seven that
filed me with a totally unholy glee. A
woman sat in front of me- She was de-
oidedly plump. In fact, she was what
Illinois people call corn fed. She was bare
headed, too, by the way, and before the
play began and after every act she had to
stand up and let a man who sat near her
pass out. It was a tight squeeze every
time, and as the man did not say, Par
don me!'' or Beg your leaveP or any
thing else to show the faith that was In
him could see the tide of that fat wom-
ans wrath rise till it's crimson edge made
the struggling fringe below her back hair
bristle Indignantly.
At last the play was over, and the man
wanted to rush out to join two women
friends-undoubte he'd have called
them LADY friends '-whom he had no.
ticed near. But did he rush? Well, II he
did, his rush wasn't visible to the naked
eye. That fat woman sat down and put on
her rubbers. Then she replaced her gloves,
which she had taken off. Then she stood
up, blocking the passage, while she put
on her hat, adjusted her veil and buttoned
her cloak. And all the while the man was
dancing with impotence, unable to get
out, and the 1.-TWO lady friends" were
passing out the door. At last the fat
woman moved, and the MAXWELL, mas
much as nothing so much angers man
as punishment he knows he deserves
you can imagine how he looked. For my
part, I thought it was delightful, and if
ever meet that fat woman mean to tell
her so.-Washington Post
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-22
THE RULERS OF MANKIND.

What though the Sword, incarnadined ano
crowned,
Yoke to its car the servile feet of Fate;
What though the sophist Senates pompous
pirate 49,
Engross the hour and shake the world with
sound.
Their carnal conquests can at best but found
Some tinsel towering transitory state
On force or fraud whose submits, soon or
late,
Fresh fraud or force will level with the
ground.
It is the silent, eremitic mind,
Immured in meditation long and lone,
Lord of all knowledge, while itself unknown.
And in it's cloister ranging unconfined,
That builds Thoughts time long universal
throne,
And with an unseen scepter rules Mankind
Alfred Austin in National Review.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-22

in riding, driving, standing and,the like,
for longer or shorter time in the cold,
has been the cause of severe and
even fatal congestive troubles, such as
pleurisies and pneumonias, and means
OF quickly stimulating the tagging
peripheral circulation, which a person
has always with him and which can be
employed without moving step, is one
that ought not to be neglected or forgot
ten.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-22

Ladies' whose systems are poisoned
and whose blood is "a an impure condi-
ton. due to menstrual irregularities,
are peculiarly benefited by the Won
dcyful tonic and blood cleansing prop
critics of P. P. P.-Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium.