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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
DUCHESS COUNTY SOCIETY DINNER.
ROBERT B ROOSEVELT THINKS IT ABOUT TINE
We WERE DoNo SOMETHING TO oLoN-
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Fly OURSELVES


The second annual dinner OF the Duchess Coun-
~ Society held last night the Waldorf-As-
toria. The society IL made up OF natives Of Dutch
ess County settled in this city. and. although
this Is only the second year Of It's existence II
hundred members About fifty dined last
night ". II. Van Steenbursh the president Of the
society. was POSTMASTER. and among those presen;
Robert B. Roosevelt Justice Augustus Van
Wyck. Alfred T. Ackert General James Grant VIII
sor. Justice II. A Gildersleeve. the Rev. Henry,
z. Cobb. E. 8 Hammond. w b. Hoag II. T. Hall
James NJ Court. A. A Merritt. n. b Platt DIT
Charles Gilmore Kerley DR.. Irving Townsend. DIT
Wickes Washburn. George Place D. D. Stevens
Z. II. Thompson Charles ". Townsend. John G.
butcher Stephen 6. Cook. William s Cross. Ed
ward White Morgan Washburn J. Stuart Brown.
c. G. Richie. Dr. A Spence. J. l.. Varick and DR..
James II. De Garmo
The president in his opening address briefly al
luoed TO the history and progress Of the society.
He followed by Robert b. Roosevelt, who n
the course Of his address remarked: W. have
giorifed our ancestors enough and il seems 10 me
{; is about time doing something glorify
ourselves SO that those who aztec maY
have reason % feel that We, TOO are then worth!
ancestors (CheersD We should take place
the grand ideas we have made peculiarly our own.
Tor after all there is but republic in the
world to-day The father OF this country. George
Washington and the father OF Our country. Peter
their footsteps but If the time should come again
when need heroic ana self-sacrincEis efforts
history OF Thermopylse come down thIOugt.
the ages. Therinppy was repeated IT the Alamo
leans and nor one OF the little band survived II
the time comes when We shall be called upon 10
repealed and we will defend our country as the
Greeks defended theirs. and as our ancestors de-
The SPEAKER we're Alfred 7; Ackert. Genera
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WASTES TO BE UTILIZED.
SUFFOLK COUNTY FISHING FIRMS Ar
sORBED BY NEW COMBINATION.

Rverhead. y Y. Feb. ?-The papers OF the
American Fisheries Company which was incor-
po.ated In New-Jerscy about month ago with a
capital Of 100000. filed here to-day because
a large part OF the business will be- carried on In
Suffolk County
The company mas purchased the plants Of all tho
individuals and companies engaged in the menhaden
business at Promised Land and other places In
eastern Suffolk County Among the firms which
nave been absorbed by the company Hawkins
Brothers. George 5. futile & Co. Thomas F. Price
and Ellsworth. futile & Co. 1t is understood that
these firms received $4,000 for their factories and
plants. including steamers.
The Standard Oh Company Is said 10 he interested
In the American Fisheries Company The waste OF
inehnaGen oil and the waste OF Standard oil mixed
together 1t is reported make a fine Illuminating OIL
ano because OF the mixing there will practically be
no waste hereafter IN the two concerns
The business OF the fisheries company will extend
aions the New England and South Atlantic coasts
In the concern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
DIED..

BEAN-on Monday February rs 1898 a. the rssdens.
O. bis . M' As se late Rev ra Moses Bean
Fu5sral from above address w.inesday March
cHErwooD-At Elizabeth. y. J.. February rs, John
r,neraI services a, his late residence waysIde North
prosd- st. Elizabeth y j.. Wednesday. March =
al p.
rrTzHrGH-At Bear Creek Ranch. Mcc,illoch County
Tex. sunday february 20 Aida Katharins d ,ss
o, Mount Norris. Livingston County, " Y in the S'th
year OF her age .
FowLER-At southeast y. Y. February a. 1895 Eliza
Funeral wednesday March 2 1898 hi. late residence
F. Gamvell. sister q the late Mrs ] c Croker for
Fu nsi1 in Chester tuesday. 2a,h. stap
'H Island d. Lake Mahopae y Y Thaddeus R Gaming
rus.rs Thursday. March 3 at u m. Lake Mahopac
Carriages viii be n Thompson House station
and Harlem Depot FOR trains arriving al 1910 AMI
Remains can be his late residence only
GEsoXA As,eaa y III ssndsI c. sysnns ,! February
services and interneni at wootawn Cemstsry on
from Grand Central station.
HAIIsrED-At Caldwell y. J.. February 2s. 1898, Lydia
r. Lanry. wife OF James 6 Hsll''.d
chicago and Washington n G. papers please copy.
wssa5 ,saa s Hex 1 ss. ' ys Month sSA
Funsral from Friends Meeting louse We'tbury Long
Carriages viii train leaving 3''h-s' fery at $50
a m
~ lane afrf 4 s;,iwe widow Of tn. Rev P Hubert
d D.. formerly OF Yonkers. ". Y.
bcih widow Of William McAf-e aged 70 years
Notice OF funeral hereafter
" o'cisck Filth Wood Mcconlb beloved wife Of Edward
9 Mccamb. and only daughter Of Henri, B. WOOD. Of
rn DSpaf rom st Marx church 2dave and 10Th st.
a. II o'clock on Tuesday March !.
Nemrhis and Birmingham. Ala. papers please copy
MUcHMoRE-At Morristown y J.. o ~, sunday morning
Sarah Elizabeth. wife OF joel '" Muchh"'s' sse' -
rnera servie. will held her late residence wednes
Gay AT ?. m
osGooD-on FEBRUARY q. q, her resieenss No 8! East
Funeral private
ri zaheih Cieery. wife Of X. q. scholes
Relatives friends invited % attend ne funeral
i.foosisn. on Tuesday. March ! Ises at o clock
Burial al convenience Of family
sPAluDING-At Brentwood Ions Island February %
'sos al the residence ~ her son-n-law, c. y Stud
lev Mrs Eliza Y. spauldins
service. and nter'nsnt az Portland. Me.
UTTER-A, Hamilton ber RI . on February ~ isss
frederick VI Utter. aged C2 years
Relatives and friends also ocers and members ~ Kane
Lodge No IS r. and A. NJ. Union Chapter No 7. r. A
indian League and Corrthisn Council No GA. Royal
Arcanum invited 10 attend the funeral services al
The second Presbyterian Church on Wednesday March
Relatives will bis late residence No. 2s7 Highest
Newark y. j.. at l:ln
Interrnent Farmount Cemetery.
"WVa,t february 81 aged So years
Funeral Wednesday. 80 D. m, az No III south Seeoho
BROOKLYN
EN- RaiIrsd AZ miAues ride from The Grand Central
Depot once. l6 Eat A2d-s@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING.
ARREST OF AN OLD AMERICAN LINE EMP1oYB-

RUMORs OF A BIG OPERATION
Some excitement last evening on
board the American Line steamship Paris. lying at
her pier, No II North River. by the unlocked for
arrest OF Robert Little fiftytour years old. engi-
neer in charge OF the refrgerating plants on
the big liner. He taken into custody by Secret
Service Agent McManus and after being searched.
was taken TO the Church-st. police station. where
McManus charged him with smuggling. Little was
locked up there. and will be arragned before Com
missioner Shields this morning in the Federal
Building
The accused man has been In the company's en-
ploy for thirty years. and lives with his wife and
six children in Woolston England His shipma es
give Little good name. and say that the Secret
Service agent has made mistake
Ii was rumored last night that the arrest OF
Little would lead 10 the disclosure Of enormous
smuggling operation. on which McManus and other
Of the Secret Service agents have been working
for a long time. The case concerns mysterious
truck load OF lace, said he valued at $4,000.
which was delivered q Broadway dealer.
II Is understood that this lace smugged,
bu; whether all az one time In small lots. could
not be learned All who are supposed 10 have A
knowledge OF the refused 10 talk OF the matter
night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
STATE AID FOR JOHNS HOPKINS.

BILL TO BE INTRODUCED IN THE MARYLAND
LEGISLATURE TO-DAY
Annapolis Md. Feb. IS (SpeciaD Attorney Gen
era4 Clabaugh this evening completed the drawing
up OF the bill providing for State aid for Johns
hopkins University. IL will be introduced In the
Legislature tomorrow. Although a popular meas
ure in Baltimore and other parts OF the
state 1t will encounter the opposition Of number
OF the country members who will contend that II
there is 10 be any increase in the appropriations
Tor educational institutions. ii should he for the
benefit Of the common schools The main feature
OF the bill is provision that the State appropriate
sl".tp annually for the University. that the Gov
efnor and the Chief Justice Of the Court Of APP
DeaIs become cx-OfciO members Of the Board OF
Trustees Of the institution and that the State have
a scholarship each year Z ON each OF the Sena-
toral districts. The idea is TO make the University
a partial State institution not modifying its line
OF work. bu. giving the State q voice in its man
asement as well a. an indirect benefit from its
course Of instruction.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01

NAVAL ORDERS.-Commander Benjamin P.
ranbertos. WHO will be promoted to captain in a
fov. weeks has been ordered 70 command the
cruiser Boston joining her at Hong Kong about
the middle of April and relieving Captain Frank
Wildes
Commander Charles T Hutchins detached
today from command OF The schoolship Saratoga
and directed to relieve Commander Lamberton. Of
the charge Of the With Lighthouse District AT Bal
tmore March lG
rho resignation Of Ensign Robert II. Osborn has
been accepted TO take effect March
Payuaster W j. Thomson is ordered TO the Coast
Survey office, in charge OF accounts or coast sur
Passed Assistant Paynaster J. q Lowell is de-
tacned from charge OF accounts or Coast our.es
vessels and ordered to De ready for orders TO the
Past Assistant Paymaster W J. Littell is ordered
10 the New-York Navy Yard at once, unexpred
Passed Assistant Paymaster P. Y. Mohun will be
setoched from the Washing,on Navy Yard March
no and ordered IS pay Off ,er, general storekeeper
ard naynaster Navy Yard. Pensacola. and naval
station. Key West. March Is ?, =, :.
,a.bed a. nav officer az Navy Yard Pensacola and
naval station. Key West. March 10 and ordered
home to settle accounts ana De READY 10 20 10 me
fH r,noer r. somers is detached from the Inte-
pendence and ordered az once 10 the ordnance de-
pa. linen n Johnson is detached from the Column
bIa and ordered TO the torpedo station
t.aassS sedd rom the Network Navy Yard. March
r. ordered home and ne ready ior orders 20 mont
f9 fp,snant F. H. Lefaver is detached from the
.d@ns and ordered 10 the Mare Island Navy Yard
for examination for retirement March H. home
ana . waan a NJ Beeoher is ordered to the tor
nedo station March J for temporary duty men
H sgmn,rarv ordnance duty: detached May and 10
5rreau Of Ordnance: unexpirei leave revoked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01

INVITED TO BECOME ASSISTANT PASTOR OF THE
PEOPLES CHTRCH CHICAGO.

INVITED TO BECOME ASSISTANT PASTOR OF THE
PEOPLES CHURCH CHICAGO
Chicago, Feb. &-The Rev. Dr. John Henry Bar
rows pastor OF the kenw 'oi Presbyterian Church.
OF this city has been offe ed the assistant pastor
ate OF the Peoples Church. McVickars Theatre,
az salary Of 400 year. Dr. Barrows IL In
New-York al present. and has not yet given def
Unite answer to tho call though II is understood
he Is considering the matter. 1t was made with the
understanding that in the event OF the Rev DR.. II
w. Thomas holding 10 his wish OF retiring from the
active pastorate work during the year DR.. Barrow
would succee1 to the active charge OF the Nc
Nickars Theatre Church al salary OF $1,000 a
year.
Since the resignation Of the Rev Frank B. Nroo-
man as DR. Thomas's assistant the trustees Of the
church have been looking for some one 10 relieve
DR.. Thomas OF part Of his arduous duties
DR.. Barrows has been delivering, a series Of lect
ures at the Union Theological Seminary. I'm this
city for several weeks. II was learned last night
that he had returned to Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
LIKE SRORE EARNINGS.

Albany. Feb 2s-The report Of the Lake Shore
AID Michigan Southern Railroad Company for tie
quarter ended on December 81 shows Gross cam
ings S.45sIss: operating expenses s. $50 az iei
earnings s s27 IA other income s.o'fib. ll,ru
charges ssi2 rz net income. H,l52 81; same quarter
lasf Yea- income. 2vsytt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
FIRE DEPARTMENT TRANSFERS.

Several changes were made in the Fire Depart
rnent Yesterday at the suggestion OF Chief Bonner
battalion Chief Croker was Transferred from the
Third 10 the Seventh Battalion. Chief Goodman.
from the Seventh TO the Ninth Battalion. Chief
Binn. from the Ninth TO the First Battalion Chief
Kruger from the First 10 the Third Battalion.
Foreman McCutcheon. from Engine Company No. 10
10 HOOK and Ladder No. ie and Foreman Ross.
from Engine Company No. u TO No. IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
NAVY pASsEyGERS FOR ALASKA

ssa,.ia Wash Feb 2s--The steamers Hum toldt
Excelsior and Noye have sailed tor Alaska win 100
Passengers
Victoria b. c. FEB 2s.-The steamers Au',raha
and Noyo sailed to-day for Alaskan porF' me
former with 49, passengers. including l'H to'ole's
for Dyea and the latter with 20 passenges 10
morrow The steamers Amura. BOscowiH ana VIC
,orie will sail al crowded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01

A.-A.--A-autual Reserve Fund Life Association
The Committee arrange for mass meeting give notice
dissatisfied poicyhoiers obtain tickets al the
once Meier & Phiippeau. l2D Broadway. New-fork
Members about pay Assessment 90 obtain forms of
protest gratis members declining pay assessment VIII
be advised accordingly. Call Tuesday and Wednesday.
Edward Indig Dillon Beebe. John W Meick. Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
DOCTORS APPROVE PEVDING Bills.

There was a large attendance at tho regular
meeting OF The County Medical Society last night
al No II West Forty-third-st The principal bust
ness done was the reading OF the reports OF two
committees that are at work proposed legisla-
ton for tho city
DR. James II. Burtenshaw. chairman OF the Dis
uenssrv Committee made report. and offered "A
resolution advising that the BIZ Tor the rehei or
abuse In medical charity De passed by the State
LEGISLATURE at This WAS adopted with only
one dissenting vote. . . 800
DIR 81 r. PInard reported on the Health biz now
before the Senate Committee DR.. Pifard explained
The changes In the new bill. and his report after
being read. was adopted:
Two papers were read and discussed The nrst
was by DR. Henry H. Heneman. on "Rheumatic
cardiac Diseases and Treatment The second was
on Recent Improvements In the Treatment OF
nat.5 Prime Baths by Or. T. T. Satterthwaite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
DYE AVID cBEvIcAL WOPKs BrRyED

Hanover Penn. Feb. 2S.-TAe large Fiavme dye
wood and chemical works Of the John :. Young
Company were destroyed by fire yesterday. en-
failing a loss Of $4,000; insurance. $500. The plant
consisted OF five large buildings together with
stock and valuable machinery. all Of which were a
total loss The fire is supposed 10 have been OF IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01

According to these figures there was a deficit
OF S4S 49, 442 at the end o, the first eight
months OF the fiscal year 1897, and surplus o.,
50 O42 800 at the end OF the corresponding
period OF the fiscal year 1898 The figures FOR
the latter period. however. include among the
receipts from miscellaneous sources 1854 223
realized from the sale Of the L Mon Pacific Rail-
road. and among the expenditures S5,4i9.36S on
Pacific Railroad account Deducting these sums
from the total receipts and expenditures re-
spectively. leaves deficit for the first eight
months Of the current fiscal year amounting 10
$50 $50 46j
The receipts from customs In the first eight
months Of the current lsca year exceeded those
Of the corresponding period Of last year by
81 so 926 and the receipts from internal rev.
enue likewise increased by the sum Of Sl,5S3.
COS making the total increase from these two
sources Sl3 1864. The receipts from miscel-
laneous sources aside from the sale Of the Pa
chc Railroads decreased by S336f99D Af:er
deductng from the total expenditures in tie
first eight months OF the current fiscal year the
item, Of 81 44o 3CS account Of the Pacific Rail
roads the remaining total. S267O66.2O2. ty-
ceeds by SD JSS SIS that for the first eight
months OF the last fiscal year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
CONDEMNED BOY WILL GO FREE.

But FOR NEW EVIDENCE HE WOULD HAVE BEEN
HANGED on THURSDAY
Ottawa. Feb. @-Lynan Dart the seventeen
year-old boy in Truro (N. s. JAN under sentence
Of death on March for the murder OF Syrian
pedler has not only escaped the gallows but will
be set free The trial Judge has reported 10 the
Department o. Justice that evidence discovered
since the trial shows corcusivey that the shooting
was accidental.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
MUSIC.
THE GYPSY BARON"

Tho Castle Square Opera Company changed It's
oill again at the American Theatre last night. nf-
ter giving III. NJ S. Pinafore' the unusual run OF
two weeks The new programme was Strauss The
Gypsy Baron" which sung with the spirit
usually manifested by this company. and was set
on The stage better than is the custom. The
performance was. indeed, one OF the most pleasing
to the eye tina; this organization has presented
"Nanon" will be brought forward when the bill
is next changedl The cas-; OF The GYPSY Baron
9 fOoWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
DROWNED HERSELF AND HhR CHILD.

Renton Harbor Mich. Feb. 2s-Mrs. George Da-
wilson twenty eight years old. left her home. at
81, Joseph last night clad In nishtdress' with
her two weeks old babe In her arms The woman.
with the child jumped into the river; her body was
recovered n, dayhrt al. The body OF the "a ne was
ca rred out into the LAKE. Insanity CAUSED the deeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
FRANK J. PARKER.

Chicago Feb. 2s.-Frank J. Parker. an old-tim'
billiard player and at one time billiard champion
Of the United States died at hi, home here toda!
OF paralysis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
FORECAST n DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For New England and Eastern New York. generally
,s,- ives, 10 southwest winds
e., ~. District Of Columbia Eastern Pennsylvan,
S.,-I.rsev Delaware. Maryland and Virginia fair;
variable wind,
For North and South Carolina. fair; variable winds
For IVES, virginia. partly cloudy, variable wncf
., u-.s,e-, Seg- York Western Pennsylvania and
oh,o fair probably followed by Hight snow In the AXE
regions slightly warmer; ighi variable winds becoming
souiheriy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01

o., ,,,x diagram a continuous white line the
snxs. in pressure A. indicated by The Trnunes self
narsine barometer. The dotted line shows the
ne-stur. recorded al PeTrys Pharmacy
Tribune once March |. a m.-1he weather yesterday
WAS fair The temperature ranged between 20 and 20
a.sree. the average C32 degrees, being degree lower
day Of last year.
The weather and TINS city today ~iil probably
be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
GENERAL w. 3. TALIAFERRO.

Richmond Va. Feb 2s.-W. B. Tallaferro.
Mexican War veteran. and commander OF the VIZ
snia troops In the John Brown raid. a major
general in the Confederate Army. and an ex-Judge.
died at his home in Gloucester County last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
THE WEATHER REPORT.

yr,sTERpAYs RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST
Washington. Feb 2s-A storm Of slight Intensity has
,1ped Lake Superior causing light snow or rain
b, the Middle Mississippi Valley. II mas grown colder In
s~,,s, and ,lightly warmer the upper lake region
reh, snow followed by fair weather IL Indicated Tor the
,pper axe region. fair followed ty isht 'nD" IN me
iIr1,.r iake region and Fenerliy fai~ elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENTS.

a capital entertainment was given last high' AT
Roster & BiaIs music hall being for the most part
ne same as tho which was presented ias' "eeh'
There will he curiosity next week to see and hear
s,o,hsr at;er,o. n, Inc impersonation OF negroes
ny a Iondone: II Is Chirgwin. who VIII ny tnis
time to stand where SO many have n ZEN III oie
mean i'm, the audiences amused by ,hariillon'
the AVOIDS Silve-n and Emcrie on the nylnR rings
the Rafflns monkeys. the Picchioni sisters acio-
he * Del,nore md &c in heir mi6ar feats on the
akng ladder: Clarisse Agnew, soupiette, Juc
Mackey con ratio: De Bessel. Burke ano Ahdrus
and the Rods brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
NEW RATES On THE GRAND TRUNK.

Buffalo. Feb 2s-A passenger tariff went
into effect the Grand Trunk road to-day X
quotes the same charges from places In Ontario
Quebec New Hampshire and Maine to places in
the Northwest British Columbia and Alaska by
way OF Port Huron and Chicago, as the Candian
Pacific. A great reduction has also been mace IN
local rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
rrrr-rrvANr John O. NICHOLSON.

Washington Feb. 2s.--Leutcnan, John o. Nichol-
son I : n retired died here yesterday. He en-
tered the Navy in 1864 from Alabama, as mid
shipman. and was retired In 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
MRS. WH17yEYs CONDITION FAVORABLE

PHYSICIANS REGARD HER COMPLETE RECOVERY
AS ASSURED
Aiken. 8 C.. Feb. Is (SpeciaD.--Whil she may
be the sick list for months. II is believed by
Mrs. Whi;ney's physicians that, barring accidents
her complete recovery is certain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
NOW ON EXHIBITION.

NOW ON F.XITI BIEION.
IMPORTANT SALE ny AUCTION OF
VERY CHOICE COLLECTION
ANCIENT AND MODERN
PAINTINGS.
from vcl-SnoVn sass n London and celebrated coeo.
tons n tvs COUNTY,.
TNCLUDING SELECT EXAMPLES BY THE FOLLOW
ING
tinguishcd Matters
OF THE
Old English and other Schools
SIR DAVID wILKrE GEORGE MORIAND.
JOHN CONSTABLE JOUN LEIGH
sIR GODFREY KNEII.ER. THOMAS GAlNsSOROU02
ANTHONY VAN DYCK. GEORGE BOrGHTON.
J. ". ". TURNER REMBRANDT.
DANTE GABRIEL RIOS ETH
ALSO.
Several f3ronzo Figures
ny CARRIER and DENIRE
TO TAKE PLACE
Thursday and Friday Evening".
MARCH 81 AND 9TH. AT O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
Religions Notltes.

REV A. c. DIXON. assisted by J. II. BURKE ana
chorus will hold special meetings every evening tiis
week except saturday. Westminster Presoy teran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01

You have never tastcG sausases in perfee.i5n IN
loss Won nave tr.G DEERFOOT FARM SACSAGES Made
~ liftle pigs and choice spices Beware limitations.