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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
THE DEATH or ROBERT y. WEEKES.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Robert d Weekes died at his home IN East
Orange y. J.. February .. in the seventy ninth
year OF his age For many years he had been con-
nected with the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company. of Newark. being It's Oldest living en-
poye II earlier life ne for several years n
college professor in Michigan.
His father was the Rev. Or. William r. Wesk~s.
a prominent Presbyterian clergyman. OF Newark.
In the first half OF this CENTURY and distinguished
in those days for his anti-savery principles. Nur
tured In these IDEAS then unpopular MS SON Rob
ert D. Weekes lived 10 them triumphantly
established as the foundation stone Of new and
grander Republic.
Mr. Weekes was a man OF marked Individuality
and unusual independence OF thought. being spe-
cially Interested In theological ecclesiastical and
genealogical questions. and had published several
volumes on these subjects
An earnest believe In the spirit and poli,y Of
the Pilgrim churches. with whose history ne was
thoroughly familiar. he had long been honored
ard beloved officer IN Trinity Congregational
church East Orange Mr.. Weekes deacon
"of the old school" not much In his opinions.
however as IN his gentleness. his spiritual ripe
ross his thorough knowledge Of ecclesiastical
sralrs and hts devotion TO the interests Of his
Perhops his most important work his last
wont nuhllshed under the title OF The New
Dlspensa,lon" devout and Intelligent student
OF the Scriptures all his life. Mr. Weekes put into
,b,s trans,atlon the ripe fruit OF his study and
nai,,st,or producing a work which IN It's lido
na,ic freshness and spiritual insight, has already
commended Itself 70 many minds on this work
'New-York Feb. q. isas.
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Frederick T Huber the head OF the hrm or
Huber g. Co. dealers In -four AT No IL Water-st.
died yesterday at his home. No y East seventy
second-st The cause Of his death was Brights
disease Mr. Huber was born AT Pottsyille. Penn.
on September Q 1852 Al the age Of twenty-one ne
came 70 this city and embarked upon a business
career He rose from the post Of bookkeeper TO
partnership The Arm of which he was the head
was formed eight years ago Mr Huber waS an
active worker In the Lutheran Church. and was
CONNECTED win the Church OF s. James at Madi-
son-ave and SEVENTH hird-st. In an official capac-
Te OF the org1nlZers ana an active
member Of the Luther League OF America. HIS
wife who a daughter OF George H. Bfyer ana
ono son survive him. The funeral Will be held on
Monday and the burial will he In Greenwood
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DIED..

sRowv--A, hss res,Aene. No 90 Nsdisse-evs- ~:
ns[ ,.a G' .o r' 81 q, a.: Benjamin
Fgns..l serves at All soul s csurse m
It is requested ira, no flowers b. sent
DE RAs &C 90. a:esry Psrk = s, =; WEDNESDAY
Fsn.rs: service, saturday. at 1880 m. at No 81
West .ad-... N.w.York
d. BoIs-on Frisay. February y 1895 James -
rus.r. ..lr ". s at "a. I. e.. 81 nj. y
erick y. Du Bots No soi West 1884 81. o" s"n'~''
Relative. and friend. ar. invited attend
In,erment AZ CatgkH. Y. Y
c'atskli papers please copy
rRosT-Frfth DAY. second month. :nh. lsos cs,o,ias
Arnold Frost. laughter Of the late Aaron and L''s
Funeral from tn. home of her brother. V Frost Ne
100 Dc KAN ave N First day AZ , m
HALLENsECK-on THURSDAY. February - Mary ~
service. Saturday afternoon ociock. at No ss'
Albany Boston and M.mphi. paper. please copy.
HUBER. or. Friday; February %. Frederick r H'o'''
Funeral service. n. lat. residence. No. 10 East 10
St on Monday morning Al II o'cl 'cb =.
family.
nrs ~ ne ,.s;., Mr
,n,,red ~. r..i. B. Louise DAVIS widow Of cyDr'.n
Funeral service ., the hurch Of St Mary III. virgin.
no lSs Wet 's'h-'' Saturday nornins at u oei'eH'
XonnEmAr.r ;a'T' illness, Emm' beloved wife OF
the Church ~ Beloved Discirls Sath-s'. corner
Madison-ave. at 1910 a m.
fpTT.,i Fi,ibush Thur. isy February % Emile Ram.
hau,. daughr Of jeremiah and Carrie V. lo'f. ased
- and "a days
Funeral service. sunday February o. n. residence q
her parents. No pc1 Flathush ave. NJ ? ~ . m
RUMsEY-At Fishk.i Landing. y. y. February e. isoa
nar,e' cayerly Rum'ey. aiiov n jaime. s Rums.y.
u. r. ncsi 90 Years
sMuLLER-Enterea into rest on Thursday. February -
1895 Augusta Evelyn daughter ~ the late Rev. Henry
". Sulller
Funeral service residence Of mother. No. ~
West 10th ST. This saturday afternoon a. O'Clock
sPALDINGon Thursday morning. February "a. i6Ss a
crreara heniornaxe Seaton. caughtsr OF
Dr. George md R-bscca Aherton spaldins aged 'hir-
Burial a. Amhurst. y. II. Monday
II is kindly requested that flwsrs be sent.
Boston papers please copy.
WkPLES-Ai Fl Paso Tex. February u. Mn. chrSdAe
Isham NAPLES. wife ~ Rufus Wspss. IT,
WELLlNG-At Phpnx. Arz February 10. -
Edward i.akie Of Thomas and Caroline WsIno.
ot Warwick. y. Y. in the 18th year Of his age.
Fur.rai at Warwick. y. Y. on Monday. February . -
Train, leave. Erie. FOO, Of chsmb.n-st ~ els
wINTRINGHAM- February "a Anna O.. WIDOW g
sidny Wintrinsham jr. and daughter OF the late
Warren Sneden.
Relatives and friends Invited attend the funsraa
services at her late residence No. 2o Wsst l22d-Se.
saturday 2oh inst. 30 m.
A.-The kenstco Cemetery.-Privats station, 1ss.
Railroad. ~ mlutes ride from the Grand csntroS
Depot. oric.. 10 East s2d-s,
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". p WALKER CRITICALLY I'LL.
SUFFERING FROM 4 STROKE OF PARALYSIS AT
A CINCINNATI HOTEL.

SUFFERING FROM a STROKE OF PARALYSIS AT
A CINCINNATI HOTEL.
Cincinnati. Feb. 25-w. P Walker. freight traffic
manager OF tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Is
lying az the St Nicholas Hotel In critical condi-
ton from a stroke Of paralysis
At the offce OF the company. in this city II was
said Yesterday that Mr.. Walker was in low state
and II was doubtful II he recovered
Mr. Walker. who is regarded as an abe ralIroad
man. was born at Newport. Ky. on September g.
1850 and entered the railway service on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad In ISIS ticket agent; In
1879 he became chief clerk OF the freight depart
rnent and in 1880 general freight and passenger
agent OF the c. P. 3. S and p. Packet Company,
which place he held until July g. lss2 Al that
time he became freight agent OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio and Kentucky Central railways. with
headauarters al Cincinnati. on March l. 1890 ne
was made manager OF the Kanawha Dispatch line:
ard on March 10. OF the same year, was appointed
10 his present place. "a
While his headquarters were officially at CinGn-
natl he spent OF his time In this city His
home is al No 81 West Twenty -seventh-st.
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should b. read daily - all interested changes may
Foreign mail. To- me Week ,ndins February o. lsss
will close promptly al csss') at N, General Po,,ot-
than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
'f Belgium hn Netherlands. AUSTRIA ana Norw" ,B.s.a1
per $ 8 Sanpan.a wa 9sssn'.o~n letters f9r 9,hf
ps'' OF Enro's must Ss'rl Dc ssi,'ps,.
I,ay spain, Por,lss Turs,, Egypt snd Bri,i,A ntiI
sweden norway tnri.rlaniai and Russia. ia Ham
s s..,eG a'''s ser s s' IN nus S.,s
deter: must ans' 5. directed per An,:id.u ,
for Genoa. per En- Tor seo.os a. s,., - s.s',a
Furn.ssis via Glasgow dst,,rs mus, be ir-oisd -
Farne,,ia'D.
rExTEo nar pIn. s n,,, ~, 's r., ..ns q
Ok Europe American and White sisr steamer, on
canSrs French 90 German steamers IN s.iarday.
Printed Mater. etc for all countries fr winch they
After m. e..'ss Of =. sorplsm.n,ry Tr's..usnu.
opened on the per, q ~ american. Ens.a. french
Ard aas, Il s. hour o ns Il G .s. 7 "Aa
NAILS INDIES nc "-''
sAruRDAY.As 1919 a NJ. i'r csmpey .. caiaps.
la, part; Il Ms,Ic5 ana ,o cfs nus, - 49,. 70,
Noria BrslI va rl.s am Msneo'. % G;sns.s..'
70, 5sasa, t'i ~ IA ss1 T,ssse P.t
SUNDAY, 4 . n. FOR NASSAU y p. per
Miami from Miami Pa
Nail, FOR Newfoundland b rsn % Ha,sr and theno,
By steamer Close thi. orlc~ daily 80 "a
Malls for Migueior ,, rsh 90 Boston. and thsns. ~
steamer close this nfrce daily 20 . m w.ils
Tor Cuba close AZ 'h, o'ros d-iy At m ,os
forwarding hy steamers sailing Mondays ana -hur.
days. from Port Tampa, fla MALI e. Mexico city
overland unless .p"caiy sifr-sset f1r dr.naf-h ~
steamer. cioss ths Once daily 10 a m a.
$50 D Registered mail eio-.s at . m. yssyisuS
Cay. ..... ..,...s. 49,.
Mail. for China and japan. per Q CITY n P~ktna
from San Frarei.col. l-e herr daily az % Fshrasiv
- az r ~ a. Mails for Australia t>tcetf West
Australia, New Zsslsna. Hswsn snf flu I.isnss pr
Ao.ansi from NsnccuN-tD elss here daily ai.sr
F'.pruary III and az March a. Gao . ~ Mails
"a H.~sii per Australia from Ffaacfscol
cla,s her, tsy up % March a. B. , xails s0r
Chn. and T. ysn. per Tacoma from rsconsl
e,.. mere dali, up Msrch ~ al $40 D NJ u
Tor Australia those rr West Australia which
.-s forwarded Via Europs New Zealand Hawaii, Ttu
ana samoan Islands. per . N1sna from san Fran
cisco, cioss daily ~ March rs 81 a m. u
/. M al o arrival at New YORK u
csmpana With British nsis sor Australia
1r.nspscInc mA for~ srds6 q sailing daily
and the schedule 4 closing arranged on the prssaup-
ton Of than uninterrupted overland transit fR>gO-
tered mail eiosss At p n r.si9ns ,dsy .
pssonhes. Nsv-Yost n. T.. February u -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
MRS MARY vAHDERvEER DE HART

Elizabeth y j. Feb q (SpeciaD.-Mrs. Mary
Vanderveer De Hart. widow Of Captain ". c. De
Har,. who was chief OF stan FOR General Winfield
Scott in the Mexican War. died al her home. No.
i0si Fast Jersey-st. here. to-day. In her eighty
seventh year Mrs De Harris great-grandfather,
Or Hardenberg was the founder and first president
OF Rutgers College She horn in Somerset
County. y. j.. and came to Elizabeth in 1884 She
had two sons The Oldest. Harry Y De Hart. cap
tain Of artillery in the regular Army. was MORALLY
wounded IN the battle OF Gaines NH. Her only
surviving child Lieutenant Is. E De Hart. is in the
United States Revenue Service Mrs De Harris
husband died IN l4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26

registered letter came 70 the Herald Square
Theatre Yesterday addressed 10 William F. Hoey.
formerly the partner OF Charles +. Evans. the
manager Of the theatre When the postman learned
that Mr. Hoey had died last summer he refused
10 leave the letter. Mrs. Hoey was sent FOR. and
she went 10 the branch posto'iice and got II. IL
contained 800 and the writer said That 1t was
s,,,r which ne had borrowed from Mr.. Hoey. The
letter was full OF profuse thanks. The letter was
Volrher Mrs Hoey nor anybody az the theatre
knew whom IT was from. The writer remarked
that he had not heard anything OF Hosy In long
time saving We one-nighters seldom see re-
spectacle newspaper" Surely nobody could doubt
that assertion
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST
Washington Feb 25.-The weather IS generally far
- ,,gh, hut light local SHOWS continue In the lake re
sions There has been a general rise In temperature
throughout the Rocky Mountain region and il is at'u
m degrees colder In the Ohio valley. the Middle Atlantic
state. and Tennessee There are some Indications %
-, a.v.louinz in Northern Texas which is likely 70
-. ,,c,easinz cloudiness and showers the Mlsss-
,,, Valley The weather will be fair with cold north
.r,, winds in the Atlantic coast districts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26

a." "a"
AMERICAN ART GALLERIEa
Madison square South. New York.
THIS AFTERNOON AT 2:3o
CONCLUDING SALE
NOTABLE ART COLLECTION
WILLIAM II. FULLER
of the late
CHARLES a. DANA.
GEMS OF ORIENTAL ART.
THE MOST SUPERB SPECIMENS
IN EXISTENCE.
Thomas f.. Kirby will conduct the sale.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERS.
Madison square. south New YrN
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P4N-AMERICAN EXPOSITION FUNDS.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR FLOATING A SMALL BOND
ISSUE AND FOR PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Buffalo. Feb 5.-A meeting OF the Bankers COM
nittee OF the Pan-American Exposition was ne'd
This morning IN the rooms Of the Exposition Com,
pnny Plans were formulated 10 secure genera
stlbscri ptions FOR the Exposition. II was state1
~. he bankers OF the city would take care or
s1-O 80 in bonds Arrangements were made Tor
getting popular subscriptions amounting 10 'S'vV
or 500 600 form OF subscription blank was de-
cided upon. and 1t will be prated and put N ia
culation in a short time. Congress VIII ne asked
for an appropriation OF $1,000 for Government
exhibit.
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FORECAST ~ DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

FOR Maine N.w-Hanpshire and Vermont. fair. pre-
,s IN northern portions b. local SHOWS in the early
,,o-,,,g: colder: westerly winds
H., Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. gen
e-auy fair and colder today; westerly winds
For Eastern Ne~-YorA' cloudy "ra,nsr 'o"o"ea "
49,, -. slightly. colder. northwesterly winds. shifting
10 northea-terly. , >..x 49,. - r.,,,,-.
-,dar saturday: threatening weather SATURDAY
,irh,. northery winds.
i5I. ~ Ds--i~t D, Columbia Maryland and Nlrg MA,
s,,r-.av. colder the morning. norheriy winds
w.stern SeV-Y0rk and Western Pennsylvania gen
Ii. AR saturday. probably light local SHOWS on ne
49,. vht 20 fresh westerly winds becoming variable
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Special Notites.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
TINE RECITAL POSTPONED.

The recital OF Moores poem. The Fire Wor-
SINNERS" by Professor Charles Roberts jr.. an
nounced for this evening at the Staten Island Acad-
envy. New-Brighton has been pos poned on account
~ his illness lie is suffering from cold. Prob
ably the date OF the reading vii. be March s. The
money raised by the course OF entertainments al
the academy will be expended for BOOKS for the
Arthur Winter Memorial Library OF the Academy.
Ceorr- William Curtis was not, as has been said.
a trustee and the president Of the Academy. ou;
was one Of its friends. and often ga what ne
could TO help IL.
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Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.

3ss FIFTH AVENUE NEAR Bath STREET.
Free Exhibit on Dsv and Evening
DUTCH AND ENGLISH
WATER COLOR-
PAINTINGS IN OIL
To be by order n Executor n the Estate Of LEWIS
F. MoNTANYE and " r. STILES.
Trustee.
Tuesday and "Wednesday Fv~s.
MARCH isT ASD ID. AT O'CLOCK
ROBERT soMERvfLLE. ORIOLES ca.
Auction Managers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC IN DEMAND.
WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.

From Tho Ballstor Journal
The Tribune Almanac FOR 1875 Is gem. II is far
superior 10 any ever issued by The Tribune Asso-
citation and this is saying nothing against those
OF years gone by for since this paper issued Its
first almanac 10 the present year each mas been
Almanac for 1895 contains more matter and COW
ers larger field Of facts II Is In itEelf refer
4nce book equal alnos. 20 whole historical
library Of nations and the inside workings OF gov
crnments II II worth almost its weight in gold TO
any person who desires 10 keep posted on the mat
;ers OF which Z treats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
SOME SPECIAL FEATURES.
From The Tacoma Ledger.

The Tribune Almanac is at hand with It's care
fully compiled statistics OF political. legislative.
commercial educational. fraterna and sporting
affairs for the last year. Besides the usua! array
az facts and figures there are several articles on
foreign complicat ions including the relations Of
the tinted States with Hawaii and Cuba and an
account OF the disorders In Japan and Crete II IL
a perfect cycopadia OF information on the events
OF 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
MRS. WHITNEY SLIGHTLY BETTEP.
wARE-DETAIr.s OF THE AUCTION.

Still, SERIOUSLY I'LL. HOWEVER AND NOT
OUT OF DANGER
Aiken s c. Feb. @.-There IL sight improve
men, IN the condition OF Mrs William c whitney
,ori0b- the following bulletin being displayed NJ
the Whitney cottage:
Mrs whitney rested wei last night She has
rad more comfor able day. and there Is slight
Improvement IN her condltion durlhS '"e '"S'
She is not vet out OF danger. and is seriously IL
NJ Ruu has returned 10 New-York. while Or.
Dana remains here In consultation with Drs Mott
and McGahan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
SURROGATE ARNOLD ILL.,.

Surrogate Arnold was not present in Chambers
Yesterday morning He Is AT home. suffering from
the effects OF cold but his condition is not
gsr6ed as serious The calendar yesterday con-
Famed ffty-four motions. All were adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
NINE. ALBANI N AUSTRALIA.

SYDNEY Australia Feb. 25-Mme. Albani made
her debut In Australia here last night, and re-
ceived a magnificent welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
VI iRRfED.

TOwER-cARTER-At Trinity Presbyterian Church.
M0ntcair. y J.. Thursday. February % by the Rev.
samuel r Carter tri the Rev. OWL. Reed Ann.s.
daughter q the late Rev. Thomas Carter 70 tho Rev
william Hogarrh Tower. Of BROOKLYN.
WESTALI.-COCKS-At Cornwall y. Y. oy Friends
ceremony. Second Month. -. 1898 Elizabeth p daugh-
ter OF Rowland and Mary W. Cooke. and 0sor9s v"
we.taI. all Of CornwAlk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

II is reported that Oscar Hammerstein Is soon
70 reopen Olympia. an arrangement 10 that effect
with the New-York Life Insurance Company being
nearly completed. II was said yesterday that MT
Hammersteln likely 10 be In possession OF the
building on Monday. The story also goes that he
will place an opera company In the music nail, ana
attempt 10 conduct II on somewhat the same
principle as the Castle Square Company al the
American Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Ia tnss Diagram a continuous shi's line shows th'
changes pressure indicated In The Tribune SELF
recording barometer. The dotted line shows tho ten
n.raturs recorded fery's Pharmacy
Tribune ONCE F-h. 70. / nth. veatAs. yesterday
fair and mid. The temperature ranged between ~
the l5sN degrees being 3r de
krees lower than THURSDAY and = degree lover than
on tn. corresponding date last
and this city today there viii probably b
cloudy and colder weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
LADY ARPOTT.

Montreal. Feb 25.-Lady Abbott. widow Of Sir
John c. Abbott. FIVE years ago Premier OF Canada.
died suddenly this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
ITS CONTENTS WELL DIGEsTED
ON The Jersey City Journal

From The Jersey city Journal
The old reliable Tribune Almanac. with It's vo-
luminous election returns and variety OF miscel-
Ianeous Information. naturally comes first. and Is
perhaps the best specimen OF well-digested work
In a book OF It's size that have seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26

That miserable feeling: head ali stopped up. fever
aching bones and ncapacity for work. show your
need OF Doctors advice or OF n doctors prescrip-
ton Ike Jayne's Expectorant 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
JUSTICE SMYTH STEADILY IMPROVING.

Justice smyth Of the Supreme Court was said 70
he steadily improving last night II Is considered
BY the attending physician that the crisis mas no"
passed and that the patient is on the road TO re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26

Mortimer VI THESE last night retired from the
MANAGEMENT OF the Metropolis Theatre. the new
structure One-hundred- and -forty-second-st and
Third-ave which was opened on August 20 Of last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
SUITED TO ALL CLASSES.
The Cincinnati Times-sta,

From The Cincinnati Times-Star
The New-York Tribune has been its custom
FOR wears has issued annual almanac and po-
litcal register The volume for 1895 Is store
house Of information OF the greatest value TO men
and women in every walk OF life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
THE DANA PAINTINGS.

coRor-.Ta Danse des Amours" 5anxash c. p.
f}erCkranE 'o"''
CO1-RBET-" seashcre." 25i1x3e: G. W Eikins $500
DAr-plGNY-"On the River Disc" l5x26; I.idor
worn,ser Observation-Disclosures. $500
rACor-F,-"sheep in the Forest" 27x3s 2 A. Bell 100
y11J.FT-.Ths Turkey Herder." 32x3e Herman
sshaus % 500
RO1-sSEAI'-'"The Harvest Field" l6ax20:
R-ttle. New-York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 200
ZIF,M-'Une Fete Vense." S3x5s; Mr.. IL Roy. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26

Corn-Fed Pig Pork, young, tender and delicious.
10 the only kind used Ia DEERFOoT FARM sAUsAGES
Z Choice spices for seasoning Beware limitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26

Charles Frohman has decided 20 continue ~ man
age the Garden Theatre through next season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-26
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE.
rrorn The New-Orlesns Picaynne

From The NeW-Orietns flchyhHe
The New-York Tribune Almanac and FohuchI
Register for 1895 f. one OF The best numbers ever
issued by that conservative ana caretui new
paper II contains $40 pages. about t~shty nnoas
tbsn usual and is an admirable book OF reference
and compendium OF the facts statistics ana Hh.
ters TO which the American citizen neeos W '''''
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