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THEIB FIRST MEETING.
gm NEW PARK ff.MMIssioNKHS HOLD
AN KXKCTTiVK IBtttON.
I.AV1I. II. KIN-.;. JR. KI.H.'TKI. P1U-9WSK1 POg
Biaug ACTION ...V THK LEABE OF THE
CLARHMONT.
Tho newly .elected Tark Commlssioners held
their first meetlng yeaterday. l>avld H. King. Jr..
who returned from Jekyll l.land early yeaterday
mornlng. was present, and was e'.ected Prealdent
,->f tho Board b] the unanlmous votes of I'ark
Commissioiu-is Ja.rr.es 5.. Roosevelt, A. D. Jull
Hard nnd ucorge G. Haven. Mr. Haven was
rhos.r. vlce-. reeldent.
I're.vious to the meetlng Mr. King had been ap?
polnted ;i i'ark Commissioner by the Mayor and
iw-orn into ofllee by him. Hls eolleagues were all
jresent. and. with a number of other cltizens. con
tratulated l_itr.. Mr. Klng's .alary as presidcnt ls
6.00J a year, but he wlll not be dependent on lt.
'or he 1. said to be the wealthle.t man on the
?>oard. whi.h ls coniposed of extremely rlch men.
He said yesterday that he had not sought the*
oflea, but .ad arrang.d to spend a couple of
yeara abroad, "Mayor Ptrong asked me to ac
i-;it the place." be aald, "ln the Int.-rest of good
government 'n so doing I conclud.-d to sacrlflee
mv peeaaaal laieaeata"
'Ihe vanous heuds of bureaus- Secretary Hurns,
Aaalatanl accretary smiih. Buperlntendenl Har
?ona, Baglnaer K.llogg, Captaln ColUaa of the
I'ark pollce force; l'rofessor C. H. Woodman. ln
charge of th.- new Aquarium; cahert Vaux, land
acape archltcct, and the raat, were Introduced to
tiie now aaeanheri i.y oa-Ceoamlaolonera Tappen
and ciausen Wh-n Bagiaoor Qraham was Intro?
duced Mr. Tappen reaaaxked tbal he was the oflt
... charge ol the Hartem Rlver Bpeedway.
.?itiiissiot.ir Haven remarked, as he Bhooh Mr.
Graham by .he hand:
??1 have a pair of troiters mysei: '
A ahor exeentlve aaaalon was held, after whleh
i ?? aea CuaniiiloaliniarB met in open board and
paaaed a resolution roqueaUng all employes of the
department to contlnue in their pla.-.s at the
i.easure of 'hc board. lt ls understool that no
changea Wlll te made at present.
It was rumjted yesterday that at an early meet?
lng the board will order an laveatlgatlon of ihe re.
markable ar:'on of the old Tammany I'ark Board,
which on Ja-iuary _."., at a apeclalty .-alled meet?
lng, renewed Ihe leaaa to K. B. Stokes of the Clare
inont restaurant in Hiverside I'ark for another
iive years from April 1 next. Thla was done ln
p.-eret aeeaMn and kept from the public for a
fortnight ther.after, and whlle Stokes's old leaee
ha l over two months to run. Hotel proprletora
and others who desircd to compete for the l.-ase
of the Clarernont. whleh Is regarded as one of the
h.st paying puhli- roeofta In.lde of the clty
limit., are .ndignant at the slngular way ln
?which the bualneaa was hurried through. Good
lawvers sav that the lease is not valid. ani that
the new board -an annul it nnd open the franchlae
for publie b-d.Mng. a. was the case in laal, when
It was let to dtoaea
<.llver Sumni-r Teall bnrst into the outer ofnee
whlle the Commlssioners were m Baaalon, and
wanted to go riglu .n. When he was informed
that he could not he walked up and down. pol
ishing his siik hat and looklng In the mirror at
hlmaelf. He was preparlng a neat llttle apeech
whlch was to l.e spinng on the Commissioner lhat
looked the most aympathetlc, for he baa caal eyes
at the I'ark Department sln.-e hla nspirations to
t.e Str.-t i'l'at.ing Commissioner were erushed.
Hut he was doomed to disappointment. The door
opened and ile- Commlaeionere saw him. Then the
door shut, and th'- Commlssioners went out of an
oth.-r door and looh thi elevator, and were out of
the bulldlng befoi.- h. realized that they had gone.
Whether ti-u- Commlaalonera dellberately sought
to estape or merely happened to change thelr
mlnds about the door is not known.
Professor Woodman said yesterday that the
A-iuariiim would probably be ready to be opened
to the public by May 1.
???
TRVSTEES OF TIIE ART MU8BUM MEET.
Ki.ii.TioN of oFi'p EM AND staxdim; i'.MMIT
TEEB.
The trustees of the Metropolitan Museum of Art
met yeaterday afternoon at 1 o'clock and elected
th..-e oftiecrs for the year endlag Pabmary, IM:
Henry G. Marriuand, presidcnt; H. W. Uhinelander
and Danlel Huntlngton, vice-presidents; Hiram
Hitchcock. treasurer, secretary, 1.. P. Di Ceanola.
The ExecUtlve Committee for the same period is
rnade up of Cornelius Vanderbilt. William E.
Dodge. w. L, Andrewa, John Htgciow, D. '?. Miiis.
& P. Averjr, James a. Oarland, R. w. De Voreat,
and, ex-oiti".-..,. Henry O. Marquand. F. W. Khine
lander, Dan.l Huntlngton, Hiram Hitchcock, L.
p, di Ceanola,
The Audltlng Committee for the ensulng year
.f.nslsts of .Si-;. in H. Wales, Charlea S. Smith and
Edward D. Adams.
The following trustees were elected for the next
aeven yeara: Rlchard M. Hunt. F. w. Rhlnelan
der and H.ram Hitchcock. They wlll aarve till
XBAX
?-?
.1 BBFOBT O.V OENBBAL 8B88I0S8.
THE GRAND .TIT.Y P1MDB NO CAVBB FOR Fi .R
MAi. I'RK.-KNIMKNT-ro.MMEXTS HY
THK RHCORDER.
The February Grar.d Jury, chars-ed at the be
g.nning of the month by Judge Cowing, In I'art I
of tne Court of General Kessions, yesterday made
a rej-ort upon Ihe inve-nigation of the court
whlch was ordend ly Judge Cowing. It will be
rem-mber.-d that l-i his chirge Ju.lg.- Cowing
took occasion to say that the blll pendlng In the
State Senate to enlarge the powers of He
eorder Goff was a wlcked measure. and that poll
II | never had beea ir.jected into the court before
the b.ll was latroducad. The report of the Orand
Jury 1. appended
The Grand Jury, ectlng upon your instructlons,
!...ve, in addltion to thelr other duties. carefully
investi';ated and eons.d.-red the (|uestioti of the
a Imln - rat on and peraonnel of the court of Gen?
eral SeeBlonB, ar.d heg leave to renort:
Tha; from testimony of the highest, and wa ba
lieve most authentic aourcea from whi.h Informa
ti'.n coverlng tne aubjecl .ouid b- derived, we i aa
i.i. 1 no suliitlent cauae for formal presentment.
it la true that evldence was glven before our
body that. at least in two Inatancoa ther- ap?
peared to be serious neRiect in the performance of
iti.r duties on the part of some of the aubordl
i ti <ourt attendanta; but even in those cases sub
aeo,ueat and pr^pond^ratlng testifnony matenally
modlfled their wrongdolnga.
We belleve. howev.-r, that the seivlce of the
force might be improved, bot It .e.-ms to ua that
tne competen.-y and power of the presiding Judgeu
is aU-.ufnci.-nt. and anould ba exerclaed.
Wlth reference to the conditions that have
aepmed to hav.- dlaturbed the Honorable Judgf-s
of the Court of il.n.ral S.-ss.ons, the Grand Jury
Uo not feel lhat ll was either withln the lln. of
thelr Inatructlona oaa proelac to oxtend th.-ir
Inoulry.
Hut they do feel compelled to state, havlng at
beart the deaire for the pureal and most elevated
..,i admlnlatratlon, that ln thelr Judgment
rellable and efBclenl aervlce can be best n* ired
by the appolntment of the various courl ofHcera
through th.- joint ' oneurrence of the several j idgea
of this court.
WILLIAM 1- BKIDMOR15, Foreman.
judges Cowlag, Martlna aad Pltagerald had a
ajiaatfg yesterday afternoon to prepar- a memo
rlal about the bill Whleh is so obnoxloux to them.
They will be repWBOntOd !n Albany today at a
hearing before a Senate committee having charge
(,' the bill.
S. natar LOXOW, on hi. way to Albany yesterday
,,,. raoon, ealll i on Rl ? -..rder-Goff, in the Crimlnul
Coi.rts Bulldlng, at.d had a .hort consultatlon wlth
him about Ihe blll. Later Benator I.exow said that
the He-order would have no eouns.-l to repreaent
him b.-fore the Benate oommlttee. Recorder Goir
aald late ln tha afternoon: "The report made i.y
t>..- Crand Jury to-day cannot be called B pre
aentment, and the Jur .rs acted whwly ln refualna
to .mbroil themaelvea with tne Judgaa who hao
plunned to have them make a presentin.r.t
agair.st the blll Introduced Into the Senate I.y Sen
ator Hobertson. Thelr report contalns two slg
ii.1i.ant expressiotis of opinion. One ls that th> re
ls need for Improvement In the nervlce of court
attendanta, and a better aervi.-e ls what the blll
ln question Is mainly intended to provlde. The
other expre.slon of opinion ls that elflclent aer
vi-e could be be.t se. ure.1 through the Joint COO
currei.CM of the eeveral Judges of the COUTt It
is a remarkable colncldenee, to ?ay the least. that
.uch an opinion should have been glven on the
day before that set for a hearing before the Ben?
ate. committee upon the bill."
WIBB WORPS FROM A XEWFORK MERdlAST.
(in* ..f the brlghte-t and most .ucceaeful New
Y rk buslness men, in speaking of skllful methoda
ii. a Ivt-rtlslng and tne advantage. there.>f to the
Ira sBBaaaaV lat.-ly said:
.Vn.erlean. are a nai.oti of reader.. In every home
i.i t.ur broad land, wlth nosulidy few oncoptlona,
?i- ireaaarod aaeaaa for thi. deiinhtfui ami b-ne
hclaj emoloymaal of lolaur. momenia. Each year,
bt idening in Its melhod of IndlvlduaJ culture, con
tr.bute. in.reas. I lacliti--.. and brlng.-. them wlthln
f. ic.ich of all.
i | i.-.er- ls no llt.raturi- for the eommon peo
I i nke (hat of the newapaper. It la the rt?Hy
in:on ailke of the prlme and the i-ik.ui'. the
man who Inherlta ani the gua who eains. of the
million.lrc ln hl. m-utis'.on and th* labnrer in hls
c,i It come. a* regu arly as ihe glow of ihe lamp
Mal.I ani llndti a ,w<-lcom* at ttvvry flreslde. lf the
nlght be falr under the radiant mojii that wallta
Im <j le.-niv beauty through her starry courts. or If
,.,.. n|tt>BB .torrn beat- madly ot th. wlndow
aaaa lt doea not matter?<hls a.eeaanaa r of good
tMlnca U present tn entertatn nnd Instruct. to telj
to willlng eara ln that lltt.e rlrela what goes on In
th.- greal busf.ing world without.
What better messase can the merchant send than
bl. advertl.ement ..f household neces-lt.es or fash
lon'n novelties? What better avenue to the do
mefltlo ?roup can th. trade*m?n flnd?
Try il. ar.1 you will soon reallite in an Increaar
of paLronage, it ha.-. brvught to your trade a new
Wilhelms Quelle
MOST AGREEABLE
OF ALI,
IMPORTED NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS.
Unequalled for use with Rhine
Wines and Clarr-ts.
SOLD HY All. liltOCI.KS. Ml BOUTfi BMO
Vi'INK DEAM5R*.
constltuency of buyers. Try lt. aad you wlll never
re'.urn to the old niethod?; nor wlll you ever re.ise
to wonder why you BO long n'gi-ctel such a protlt
ab> Investment.
TO RE HUIilEU JX FOUGUKEEPSIF.
THK BODY OF I.INPLEY Mt'RRAY FERniS. WHO
WAS MtntDBKSD IN I/>I'ISIANA.
ON ITS WAY HOMi:.
Lindley Murray Kerria, presldent of the Ferris
SuKar Reflnlng Company and Burdon Central Bugar
Refintng Compsny, aboas eosrardly and brutal raur*
der by Henry M. Payne was reported in The Trib?
une some days ago, was srall known in thi.= clty,
and his de.uh is depiur. d by i. i.irxe eircle of frlenda
who knew him t? be n tii"s: sstlmnMa man Tbs
Bpirit whlcb perrades thu part of tba Bouth where
Mr. Perrtai was murdered Is such thnt feara are
eatertalned that th- ass,.ssin may not !?? hr, Ughl
to justlee There ls good r.-ason f,.r such fear wben
u ,s remembered ihat Mr Ferrls'a aon, DnvM B.
FerrtS, was peraecuted to such an extent that ho
had to leave Harbrick Statlon. where he had busi?
ness interests.
Not aatlstied with that. the superinter.d. nt of the
Ferris factory was shot at thi-- tlmeo. and Wa
assallants were punished with a small flne. 1 ho
hat* toward people from the North In that portlon
of ivouisi.in., la aald to bs lateaaa, aad th- chai ?
for ju.stice. when that n.eans the punbshment of a
Loulslans man. are few
The bodv of Mr. F.-rris is on Ita way from HOW
Orleans, bul ls detalaed In tranall by the storm.
The hurial wlll be ln PoUgbheepste.
Mr. Ferris had been promlncnl in soclaL business
and philanthroplc Int'erests n. New-York Cltjf fr.mi
the tlme of hls boyhood until rseeni ><ars. He was
a linfai descendant of r.over.e.r CoMea and of Rob
ert I.lvingston. who. emlgratlng 10 America about
IfTi was the tlrst proprietor of th<- Man-r Ol UV
lt,Ks,o? nnd grandfatbor of 1'hlllp l.ivlngst...i of
le-.-ohitionary fame. His Murray ?M-gors "J '
unbroken llne from colon.al days I ?* e been ->,e >
Identltied with the business *nd philanthroplc n
.ere'ts ,,f this citv. Includlng .lohn Murr.O, jr .
the founder of the public school system of Kew*
VAK;u, ten years sao Mr. F-rr'.s bSCama \*??fft
ln the augar Industrlea of ^Jalana. and from ttJat
tlme iia<! been a targe operatpr ln thal: ime. na
was particiarly adiv,- ln sffslrs <-onnected wl h
the fiplscopai Church In l*?ulalaim. . iid w ? '
personal frfead of tbe Bueceastva Blshop* oaiiagaer
,:!, ! .<? ssums.
BLACKXECEED 8WAX8 FOB TBE PABK.
A PAIB ntHBrflD TO THK .ITY HEKAOSR1C
Bf K M KN"X S'lMKTHIN'V ABOUT
tiu: BIRDS
The Central farh Henagsrle was oartebed yea?
tarday with the addltion of a pslr Of Wa. k-nc k- I
awaas?Btbenelldes niehuicorypha- the glrl ot &"?
ward M. Knox. th- v..ll-kn?wn hatter, Of HO. Rl
Broadway. Tbey ara tbe flrat of thelr kin l ta tha
menagerle. Tbe only other person omtAng Blmltar
btrdaln tbi State ta sald to be RUItam Rocktfsltar.
The blrds ;.t prSOSnl hav u K-riipoiary home ln IH.
basemeal of the plgeon-bouse.
The bodv of the blsck-necked awan la a pure
white. whlle the h. ad ar.d OOCfc a.e B v.lvety ... .,1
brown Of the darkest sbade. ln Btriktag COBtraet U>
the bodv The blll. whlcb boars a doubla fi
knob at'the baae. ls llghl jluml.ous; th- knob ta
tenaa roao-cotor, and the nnll wWtiah The leaa ol
lhe blrd are flesh-OOlon d
This Bpodes, the saaallssl of tbe Bwan ramiiy. w
found ln South America, from Chlll BCroSI
conttaeal and eouthward to Term del Fuego
thi- FalUand tslande.
Mr. Qfrbaon, n well-known ornlthologlst, arrlting
from BuenO Ayres twenty years BgO gtvea the
followlng Intcrcsllng aceouat of this blrd:
As tbere are b greal maay Bwampa snd fen* here.
lt is bul natural that all lha wstei fowl should N
reoreaented ln estraordlnary numbers snd a
? iVevei, swai.sar- nearly a. .bun sni t, I
?a duck* in oth.-r dlatrleta I hav counl. l ..
fwobundSd on one smsll tagoon ,,, -he^wnrnp.
and the latter ls bul .me m a whole networa oi
Iwimp* and aater^ouraea Anather great fea
bordertng our land, la known as ?..;... ia -n ?,*
ner.s or Swamp of the Smitii.. rleB, One ?h h
Its charaeter we 1 bear* oui Aboul the beglnnlng
of the century the flrat Chrtatlana BO-cafled. ln
.ontradls.in.tion to the Hviians who reaeh.
.lUtrii-t were iiaii<-hos. ?. ho, ln putsult Ol Bwan*
for th- Mke of th.i, skins made incurrton. froa.
Inelde the frontlera Thelr aeapon aaa? tha
??boleadorea.*' or ball* of tba sami nsturi si
u^4 for catchlng hors.-a or cattle These Basn
balla dlffere.l onlv in belng made O WOpd. BO that
ih.v sho'll floal <-n the aater 11 ihe Oau ho
',,,,,.,, hi, ai,,, . . Th.- balls ar- whlrled,
n^rown and, twUtlng round lhe wlna. and . ? k
,' the sele.ted blrd. render lt oulta heTpleBB Now
gAtiyt lt is dlfflcull io gel within gunsbol range
^Th4?Ublrta*nke,a,t*between July and Beptembsr. and
m-,ke thelr nesti ln tha targeel and deepeal i rani
_nmnr the Ihlckeat ruahea Theae nesta are ln
wa- r from four io flve feet n depih. anl bave
foundatlon on th.- bed of lha awamp,
above the aurfaee of lhe water from one lo one
?nd one half feei. The ,-i.it h of egga rarles from
thne to four. They ar- amootb. gloasy at.d , ream
tolored._m_,
T(> Hh. BMFJBWED BY IHE MAYOR
THK TTH RBOIMKJtT TO PAKADE IM THK ARMORT
OM THl'RSI'AY KYKNIM) MKI'AI.S TO
BB DIBTRIBCTED.
folonel Appleton. of the 7th ROfUntnt, has Issued
order No. 4. In which the rSflmonl is order-1 10
parade In full unlform for rev:ew by Mayor Btrong
at ihe armory. Pnrh^wro. and Btaty-aeirenth-st, or,
Thursday, February B, ?t 8 p BB. The detAll for
i gi.<.rd wlll l.e; Dfncer of the day. Cnptalll 'Je.rge
I B Rboada. OAeara of the iruard I.ieutenants C.
Dn val and Arthur K. Wbite. iwo ?ergsaata, foor
' eorporala and flfty prlyntea,
The order of Adfntant-Oeneral Joalah Portar, Is
Bued October \\ UM Blvtag Ihs blstory
decoratton for long and fsltbfnl sorvlce, Is repub
liahed m Colone! Appleton'i order, together with ..
iiai 0f ii.fflcera of tb* 7tb Realmenl aho ad'1 i
celva the decoratton ?? I ? ? ? ? ??< Mayoi Buona
after lhe reglmenl hai been reyiewed l n- medal
?or twenty-nve year* will i>- iiven to twenty-two
membera Th* aame numbei wlll recelve the tw* ,
years* medal. Twsnty-ala member* of Ihe reg
m recelve the decoratton for flfl*en yeara aervlc?.
and leventy-els wlll be ,le-.,r,itei w,ih the t<-n year.
'(vd'.ii.' ?.'.;.;?? .n glvea a brief hlatory In the same
document ol the regiment'a aork during the Brook
h-ii trolley Btrlke, and c unmends ih< men for the
patlence and dlsclpllnc ?h ?ws whlle ln the dli
of thelr unplesssnt dutlea
those VOBTJB ABIOX BALL flCERTB
ix?uis t'oheti. of No. iu Cnnat-at; John Rynn, <-f
No. 4-M Weal Fortv-slxlh st., and MulfOfd I
nunn, of No Bl Bleocker-si, tha ihrss moa wbo
were arrested f'.r Bellblg count.-i f.-H HcketB ut gd*
ralssl m t" ti.'- Arion ball on Friday mghi last. wen
arralgned befori Juattet Voorhli la tha Tcsnba
Pollce ?'ourt yesterday, and beld :n ttfitM i,aii each
lo answer a charge of forgenr ln tbe Becond degree
lx)in? Kortum, secretary of th- Ailon Club; August
I |{,,;ie chalrman of ihe Flnam- ' 'omir.lt t.-e. and
B l Hanser and K. Oauae, m> mb.-ri of tbe com?
mlttee al'pear.d as witnesses. It vsas e .mpilted that
zr, BDurloua llcketi had been recelved si lh? door
and tbat 4'" had been refused. Asslstani Dfatnct*
Attorney Battle appeare?l for tha proasentlon.
THE CVLLVM BV1LDIXB AT WBBT POIXT.
The Unttsd States Mllltary A'-.d-mv at W.st
Foint is aooa to ha-.e a new and impostag bulldlng,
the gift ot tha tote Oeneral Osorga w. Cullum
M'K.ni. Mead & Whlte, thd WOB-knOWH lirm Of
archliects. at N". MO Flfth-ave., have already BUb*
raltted plans for the new gUnCtnra, and ItM H-.ard
of Kr.glneers at "fSSl Potal wlll BOOS sdesrtlsa f"t
blds for c.nstructlon. In hls will Oeneral Cullum
deacribed hls bOgSJgSI hs ii "lireproof stone bulldlng
which should be g receptacU for iuiue.< busts,
mural tabl.U and portialts, paint.njts Of hStt.e
acenes, trophlea of war. and su-h other pbjeeu sa
may tend t i elevats 'he mlliury t^rofesston. Tne
bulldlng is i i b? made of marbU and Rranlte. and
the arehltecture wlll ba pnre <:r<?i< ??' tbs lonlc
order Thi c ?1 wlll bi aboul BW.OOO rhe ni a
Btructure wlll alao be uaed f'<r ihe meetlnga snd mn
ners of tbs Alumnl Associatlon Of lhe Ml.itary
Aeademy, and rooms wljl.be provlded for thelr ae*
roiTiioodatlon.
TBAVDVLBXT APPBALB FOlt Atl>.
The t'harity OrganlutloM Boclety has rscslvsd ln
formatl<,n that a man and woman yesterday WCTS
golng ab.ut the lower parts of the clty, chlefly
among the broker.) and bankers In snd aboul Ex
chang.; Flaaa, alleglng that they were sent by the
Boelaty t.. eellset gMney for ?un*erers i.v g largt
(ire ln Avenue A or L>. ll ls a:eo reported thal
they had succeedei In sfcnrlna several contrihu
Hona Th- aodety never appeala m that war for
i-.i-f funda, and the pergnns presenting auchi re
,,..-- ar- fraud.. The aoclet* wfll otgnUM to
any one who wlll assi.--. In bnnging these per.on.
to Juatlce._
D008 AT THE OARDEN.
TIIK OPEN1NG of TIIE BHOW TO-DAT.
SWAKMS OF Tlli: BrTBIEa ItECStTBD YESTER
DAT not A 91NOLE WITHDRAWAI*
A eaaeade ot boaad-up doga poured into Mad
laon Bquare Oarden all day yeaterday. There was
a line of express wagons In front >.f the entrance
at Fourth-ave and Tw.nty-se\-nth-st. From
these were nnloal-i ihe "orlglnal paekages" of
dogflesh consigned to tba, W.-stm.nster Kennel
Club. whose annual bench ahow opena at the
Garden to-day. There wr- blg boxes and llttle
bOSOa baadboaaa and .lrygoods boxes. boxe. wlth
handles and boxes without. whlch made the ex
pre.smen gruit _.nd .wear; hampers and ba.keta
CHAMPK ?N OREAT
MAI. .!: MKIN'l.KY
and mlnlature k.-nnels ln fact, every klnd of pnck
agc that a llttle or a big dog could he crowdod
Into.
When the boxea were on the li.or they were
opened by Ihe attendanu and the imprlaoned
pets had a chance lo atretch Ihelr i.-gs and un
llmber their yelplng apparatua. Llttle metal tags
havlng numbera atamped on th.-n. were ilad lo
th-lr coll.rs. ni 1 they A.-r- 1-1 to Ihe stalls
where they are to y. Ip and eat and sleep through?
out the four daya ol the Bhow The Mg amphl
theaire Is OOmpletely Illbd with these stalls. In
the -entre ar- -ix exarctBlng and Judglng ineloa
ur.-s that io. k llha cattle peaa In ?> Btockyard.
Tbe numberina ol tha bUIIb begtna on the Twenty
alztb-at alda of ihe Madlaon-ave end. and runa
acroaa to the Twenty-oeventb-at. alde, then down
to the rourth ave. end. an i ba? k to tha Twenty
Blxth st. -i.i,.. Then aeveral eatra rowa alth atlll
. numbera run ci iwaj ilong lha rourth
Kve end an I the overfloa ol the 1.991 and odd
entrtea nre ti. bouai i on tbe elevated i
way bach of Ihe nn ' 8?atB on Ihe
Twent) Blxth-at. alde Thla .- th llrai bench ahow
al whlch the Boor apa -:!' ;'"1 '"
accommo late all tbe ? >m| i l
The entriei whi.h had arrived yeaterda* nere
, ,--. ra ; .,-. tha raat ? -. ? - ??' >: ? Oarden
Half a doaen Mg Xewfoun llan li panted
puffei ovei on oi ? v" ""'
,,,, . , .;., ;1,,:1 0f "dude" oiaghound. wlth long.
i. irae fa. i -. drawn oul Ini > e?tei ? ' manl
inxleiy, careaai i thelr rdlky . url? ln in i I
jolnlng roa of ata
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b alngle o-lth Irawal . ' ' ?'
. italogu. .. ? btb: Aa I
appearai f ? ? '
?;.! do ibtle. produce i
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but wtthti
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j.-'er 1 .\ afternoon. aa I raci ? I
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il th- Oard. n. Ona i
v..:h moal aadau dlgnil
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ihe ineaay <log. ani th.
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WHAT THK "TE" TOBK 8'1 I IXaTITFTIOX9 HAVE
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PERFECT
Tooth Powder
Uaed by people of reftnement
for over a iiuairter of a ccntury.
THK COURT8.
A DBCIBIOK FOR Wll.l.IAM BTEIXWAT.
Justlee St.-ver, In lhe Supreme I'.mrt, yesterday
dlamlssed upon tne merlts, wlth cost*. tho eom*
ptalnt of Henry W. T. S'-l-iwiy Sgalnst ??"?*"
Stelnway. trustee of Stelnway & BOM. TB*
grounds of the dedslOO wera that the evldcncc .1,1
,?,. aataWtah any Improper or untawful aeta of
the defendant. Wllllam Stelnway, as a trustee of
Stelnway & Sons, or that any acts of th- sald de?
fendant were detrlmental to the interests of Steln
"TheVu^SS brought by the plalntlff. SSStOck
bolder Of Stelnway A- Sons. to obtaln from \,111am
Sielnwav in,. defendant. nr. aecountlng of tbs
alleged nroflt. mad. by hlm ln hls deallngs as trua
*l w t'h Btelnwaya hanofabrlk. of Hamburg. of
which be was part owner and ocompel him to
j,.iy over BUCb prolirs to St.-inway & Sons.
, OVRT CAUTPDARs POB TO-DAY.
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c,:.,,':,,' I- -oa- Bt. M tlon . ..;..!..r. alled.l I a. m
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mnWB?uBBn wis Sa.' isSr. S". ww ?*?\?_
430, lis-;. I-.hc. 285B, Wll, i--'-'. BhTt, ITX I *?>?>. '?'?'. waa -
' :..'nr.r.|?- < ..rt gfMCtal Term Part I VI l.?i; a-t .l.imi
ury r. r... Url r* Bcekman, .1 Bt*Utwa| ra, gtewtray &
?"s?|...-m'- <kturt*4ipJ?_" Term -Pari 11 Adjoarasd salll
\\. ln *day, I ? bruarj 3u ... ,, , ,,,.,?
s?,,:.??? , ...in si- lal T. un Pari III Befor* H I
j ,,?.... ,., i... ?eni fi im l'..ri i for trlal ' lear
"ctr, uii i''.,i" Part I AdJ un* d f - tha lerm
Clrniit Courl I'art 11 AdJ ?arn-', *lB* 'Ile.
,-,., ,.,, , ?, ?,, p.ir, Ml Refor* 11'Hrlen J No*. ?B11.
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lT.ii ??"'?' '?"?'' '-'-I- iliar.
ilrrull '??.'in r.i t IV Befor* Lawrrnc*. J Cauaaa lo
|. ?..,, fi ni l-.ul III for trlal <?..*.? nnllnl.-l,.,|
I .;.::., I'ourl Bpeclal T-ni. Ii-t-i- rr?dman, J N ?*?
',.;7 .-,",. '>.' ',<?- '?-??. ? '..??? unfli
Kuperior Courl 0*a*ral T*ra* Adjouraad un'ii Monday.
<?!,',, ? rrlal Ti na l'i" I B*f '- Qllderal**ve,
.1 N - in..- ISS3, II IH '????',. *l?, toO, 1-1,1 ?'.-.- untin
'tiupeiior Court Trlal Term Part li AdJ urned for the
'guperlor ?'urt Trtsi T-rm Part lll Before Dugrs, J
, ,. , i, No. laa, gcer* .?. Mm. u> co. n , day < <i
Hurroaate'* Conrl .-h?ml-r? Befor* Pltigerald, s -M"
.,,,. ralrn.lar ralled *1 10JU ? Bl. N? I"-"". wlll "f
M .. t. lone* sl !<> :ki a in eatate of Catharlnc Uuffy,
. i *(] !? tn. Wlll- for |,il.ii- 'le. :k.. ,\ laiiil"!*.
Jamea rlernon, fUlvanu* I Towna??d, Peter KUkenny,
Haiiiniii i: Rurkingham, E?th*r Wunnenberg. si lo .lo
? ,;, Wllllam il Wlaner, Charlea T. Nlchols, Bernard
|.,...,t Wllllam M Taylor, im.-' a Be?m*n, ..t 2 p rn.
r ? . i-.,,iri Trlal Term Baforc Arnold, B laal
Iri ,f i'al llne IV 111- 1.1. ,.i 10M ?' rn No. BBS, will of
M,.. r iiarMneau *1 !"?"?" ? bl; n 1084, wlll of
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Ing ! gran leur ol N ig .r, |* never
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BAPTIBTB Tn OBHBBTB WOntDBBB1 Ml
Al lha aeeklj meeting of Raptlsl preaehera m<
lerds) iii"ttnni{ nt s, IR Plfth-ave., the Rev. Dr.
p i. R'ilklna secretsry of th- Bapi -? r*oung Peo
; - i i nion ,,f America, dellvered thi sddresi Tbs
observan.f f*oundera Daj b) lhe Baptlst churcbe*
,,f ihe counlo araa recommended foi Bunday, Aprll
:i ii ;- desln i lhal on thla daj the alma snd
w,irk of ih- Chrlstlan mit ir.ursea sh.iii t
fortb Theae coursea ronslsl ,.f Btudy snd readlng
for a perlod ,,f four yeara This unlon la b federa
llon of rarloua aocletlei of lhe Baptlai Church as ,i
li I* nol iri an\ i\a> antag mlatlc to tha
?i ui i-.n leavoi i m \\ i klna, ln hla ?< i
- ,.' tha) " ? ? of Ihla c mrBe of In
trengthen t ? H .pti.t
? .?? mportar.l thal lhe pa ??
.' ai; the ehurche* thnuld hrlng this
Iheli rhurciv >n l?' indera' I >oj ' "The
m ihodlat*." ii- aald, "are gatntng ground oui IrVi
thej nr- iggit -i-' and energetlc. The
. - - - ai- loalng groun l "
The meeting unan.mnu ly Indor* ?! th* auggeatlon
of i >r \". Ilkln* ' "iiiiii n lln
r . mdei ?' Day.
TELEPHONE RATES TOO IIIGH.
B1MON FTERXE CONTENDS THAT THEY
ARE KXOKMOUSLY EXCES3IVE.
TO ir.vn A DEUBOATKW TO AI.HANY TO-DAY TO
ATTEMD THE I1KARINO ON THB OERST BIU.
-.-heai-er PBICBa IM other cities..
S'mon Sterne. who ts conductlng a nght ln the
court. agalnst the Metropolitan Telephone aml
Telegraph Company, Will lead a atrong delegatlon of
NeW-Yorkera to Albany to-day to take part In a
hearlng before a Joint committee of the Legislature
upon th- Oorat Telephone bill. ln the delegatlon
wlll ba -eprescntatives of the Hoar.l of Trade and
Tran.si.ortailon. the Cotton Kxchange, Hulldlng Ma?
teriai Bachanga. Luaaber Trade Assoeiatlon, Mar
canUle Kxehange, ReU.il Coal Kxehange, I'aint, Oll
and Virnlsh Club. New-York Krult Exchange,
Clothiers' Assoeiatlon, Mechanlcs and Traders' Ex
change Leaf Tobacco Hoard of Trade. Whole.alo
Orocara* Assoeiatlon. If.llan Chamber of Commerce.
Fruit Trade Aaaoelatlon. J- wellers' A.BOClatlon.
Chemlcal Trade BaetlM aad I'nlted Confectloner.'
Assoeiatlon.
Thev declare that the tel-phone rate. In this clty
have been ,-normnusly excaaalva ar.d that there la
?o reaaon why tha rate. hetra ahould be much hlgh?
er than tha telephone atej In other cities. Mr.
St, rn- has made hls llght on the gronnd that an In
,-r. ,,s- In hls rate was an I xtortlon. He had 1i tele
pbona la hls law ofBoa for whi.h he paid Ho*) a
year He was told that the company was golng to
take It out and rcplace lt wlth an instrum.-nt con
n. ,-ted with a m.-tallic clrcult. and for this he would
have tn pay BM a year. Ha declared that an In
creaae ?>f $:?? a year rooM ba robbary. and nP re
fu. ? 1 to Blgn B cntrut al I2?". He was th.-n told
that the t-i.phor.e would ba taken out anybow and
ha procured an Injunctlou to restrain the compaay.
Other m.-n who have telepbOOaa m tneir offlces have
been foroad to pay tha incraaaad rate and they have
complalned bitu-rly. C. C. Shayne has aaM that
when ha talka with hls man ln Boaton they talk
through InBtrwanenta axactly aii.e, yet the man m
Boaton paya UM a yaar and Mr. Shayne I. obllged
to pay 9999,
Mr. St.rne and nther tn.-n Interrsted ln the Oerat
Telephone MU declare thal tha blll is falr both to
th- Telephone Company and to the public ln a
atatemenl aboul the blll, Mr. Sterne has said:
"The Qerat h.ll doe? not llx an arbltrary tnaxlmum
rata of 171 for thla clty. lf the Metropolitan Com?
pany bellevea that there I. no nroflt for lt at tru.
rate all II haa to do la to r.? before the commlsslon
of Stat - offlcera and ahow that lt la not maklng the
extremely liberal allowan.e of 10 per cent profli
provlded by th- blll. Then the commission wlll flx
the rate. For my part, Id Just as Boon the MU
dldn't narne any amounts at all. Id be perrectly
wllllng to strike oul all the ratee and let them be
lixed In .ach clty by the comtnl.slon."
DEATH OF 80FERIXTE9DBBT HCGHES.
Ml BXMBED at His DBBK IM THE AMBB-CAM
KEWa COMPANT, IM WHOBM BMPU>1 HE
MAD BEEN 1' ?B THIBTT Vll.vlts
Chariaa* H Hughea, superlnfendent of the morn?
lng paper dletrfbutlon departmeal of the American
News Company, dled awManly yesterday mornlng
Whlle at his work. It had been customary for
Mr. Hughea to come t.? b.slnes. at _ o'clock
every morninu. Aa the houra wore on yef
? r i..\ i..mplalnad froejoently to ??*? of
?U-rk- Of fe-ling lll. At 7 o'clock he
- reUef in .. drugatora whara he was told he
, ^a-, -.iff.-t.n_: fp.i.i :ki\ ina proatratlon, an.l ahould
I ki home arttbout delay. Ha returaed, however. to
hla bualneaa and f.r .... hour auffered a good aaaL
ite Kh.iaet unmiatakabla algna . f lUnaaa, and mae
?- Bren -ent f-.r phyMclana aa many a. four
i c.f whom arere called, bui none reaponded. An
aiiib.ii ti ? ?? waa then callad from the Hudson str.et
H .1. but when >i arrlvad Mr. Hughes was
dead. The ambulanca Burgvra pronouncod it a caae
..:' ap iplegy
Mr. Hughea was hf\v yeari old, .t least thlrty of
!.- ipeni in the eraploymont of the Amcri
? ..ti New. companj He aaa burn in Jeraey Clty, tn
whlch he mad. hla home, at Ma SM Jerfey-ave.
II- wenl to tha fronl early in the war, ?nd .>n
r-1 oui bi im< mneeted w;tn the
Amei ... Xewfl Company on Ita ..rKani-jtion ln
i ... , the fl A. K. hei i blgh
nrdei ' FVrestera ani was a aaambor
? atlea
lA'hea Mr Hughea'a ?->r>. K.lwar.1. a lad of
,ii iiao ... tha cmploymeni ..f the company.
,' > rather*i le .*n. ..- falnted On hls
.-rv he il'..." falnted. ani agaln. wh-n h>? re
. f., .. i . isr. - he fe.l t. the floor. and had ,
hoi
Ml. noRKBD rr over FOKEB.
a i r.. ii kl i-iKi'i ni v ?!?: CF OPINIOM ABOUT
oAMea or cmam?tb imomo mbmbebi
or THE PROOREXa CLUB
T'.ik-r haa broken ip tha peace ?nd brotherly
- manj a .atherlna occaalooal or perma
> .. ,ii New-York cluba have gone
igh th. poker Beaoon of thelr axlatenea, an.t
.-?[. i ii. llfP ilt) by forbtddlng poker-play
Ing ,,; thi club ; Boma have gone ?o far
M ,,, .,.,,),i. ... irdfl of any deecrtptloa_
and llmli ihelr aportlva membera to cbeea an.l
. heckera for ? -\ 'Itement and anniseme.it. The
progre , . |ub, abich '- ' Bourlahlni Hebrew or
, .-. havlng a luturloua home at Ftfth-ave.
,,,,1 ... noa golng through a
poker etlala, ln th.. oM days. wh.-n lha club was
>,,.l | ti ntloua, a -B-ceht
i.r..ir game ?.,s one of Ita harmlaaa attractlona
Wlth B rifth-ava hOUae, Krcllsh servants and
wealthy acceaalona to the memberahlp, the poker.
ng elcmenl i aa waaed fal and ktckad over the
M llmltfl of the ..1! tlme game Jaekpots have
gone up to war tlgurea H la said. and the out
v of ?oi i ln aome quartera has been ?<? ureat
lhal rathera and brother. have trtod to get the
ini. governora to i tk.- reetrtctlve naaaavrag b?
, bond laaua became neeessary.
Reatrlctlva legialatlon m.-t hot oppaMtlon frem
the younger element. however, and m compromise
.rn a t- Umll was agreed upon Recent ly, tt ls said.
the pla) haa been lunnlng hlgher than ever, and
lha ..I ler membera are a,an: trvina to Buppreoa lt.
\n aorta <>f rumora and rounter-rumora are flying
ii.out ihe club. The "eldera" say they wlll not
allow th.- .Ini. I.. become a gamlng-pla.-e. The
"aporta" are hoi at the irnpli.-aiion that they
ar.'- no better than gamblera, and the poker war
h.iB broken OUt afr.sh ar.d wagea right merrlly.
a tOLDlBM Ktn.s imisri.r /.v a cell.
john Hurke. fon> Hghl ycara old. who was untll
recentl) .. (Oldler In the I'nlted State* Army. while
iu .i ti, of deapond ncy, kllled hlmaelf by cutttng
n|a (hi at ea ? reaterday mornlng la a cell in the
Morrlaanla pollce ??.. -. where ha was a lodger,
He wis found by the loorman, .loh" McN'aily, at
9:19 o'clock wlth hla Ihroal aevared almoal fr -m ear
i,, ,.,r Hi ini Beven i both lugulai velna aad ha l
CHILD SICKLY?
STRENQTH IS NOT ENOUGH FOR PROPfjgj
GROWTH-THE YOl'NG RODY FAILS TO OET
IVELL NOl'RISHED? NEEDS RICHER RONE
AND TIBSUE FORM.NG FOOD-BODY CAN
NOT OROW WITHOUT PURE, STCROT
DLOOD? UNEQUAL__ED VAU.'E OF
PAINE'fl CELERY COMPOUND.
From birth tlli paet the age of 30 there la
growth; aome of the bonea do not completely
knlt tlli 35.
All this tlme ln addltlon there la the ateady
waste of the ti.suee that must be repaired. Tha
demand upon the vltallty and upon the powera
of aa8lmilation ia thua enormous during these
yeara. Without plenty of rtch, nourlahlng blood,
growth muat be defectlve and Urdy. But when
It courae* through all the arteriea ln a full, vtgor
oua Btream, growth goea on ateadlly and per
fectly.
What countleaa numbera of frall youngstera
phyalclan* aee whoaa pitlably thln wrlata and
bloodleaa faceo cry out for better nourlshment
All thla doea not eaeape the vlgilant in.lght of
parenta. In thouaands of homea tt is well known
that the boys and girls are somehow badly nour
i.hed.
The weak stomachs and organ. of a..lmllatlon
cannot extract the food for growing nerves and
braln in Bufflclent quantltlea from the ordinary
dlet. A Bpecial nerve dlet ia what they nee-d.
l'alne'a celery compound Ib Pr.f. Edward E.
I'helps' great preparation for nourishlng these
llttle frames and maklng them grow into atnng,
actlve men and women. Dr. Phelps, upon whom
c'.lleges eoaforrtd their highest honor. for his ln
valuable Inveatlgatlons in medlcine, knew from
ripe experienoe the cxact needs of theae llttle
aufferers.
A chbrus of gratitude has gone up all over the
country from motherj of chlldren once weakly
and pale, without promlse of ever growing Into
robuat men and women, who have outgrown
weakneaa and a laek of vltallty by the uae f.
Paine's celery compound, taken with the regu
laritv that phyBlrians adhere to when prescrib
Insr thla wonierful nerve and blood restorat ve.
It 1. valuable In all waating difceaaes, in eleans
ing the blOOd of rheumatl.m neuralgla, acrofula.
and aupplylng new and healthy vltal fluld-lta
value can neither be welghed nor mea?ured
As the great modern ner\'e and braln strengtn
ener and restor-r Paine's celery compound la pro
nounerd Invaluable by all P"*^1? fi**??
Olve this grand invlgorator a falr trial, and be
convtneed.
dled ta a few mlnute.. In hls right hand he .tlli
clutched the bloody penknife.
Burke had told the .ergeant that he had been
honorably dlscharged from the Army for disablllty
two montha ago, and had arrived In this clty two
weeks ago from Waahlngton. D. C. Blnce whlch
tlme he had been llvina wlth hls uncle. John Daedy.
at One-hundred-and-nfry-nfth-at. and Jtti^SSl
Boulevard. He complalned that aome one had etolen
hla penaion papers. and that Deedy had turned him
out -f the nou.e.
I'XEABTBBD BY A WOMAX.
\ OANO OF ITAI.IAN COUNTERFEITERS RROUOHT
TO LIOHT.
Ten alleged counterfeltera wer. arralnned befor.
Unlted States CommlMloner Shlelda yesterday. The
prlsoners are James Merendlno. Raffaelo Federlco.
(?inseppe Abio. Salvatire Frauto, Renjamln Frauto.
?alvatore ciemente. Madeline ClaaaaBla and ste'.ta
Frauto. who were arrested at No. 307 East iaven
ti.-th-st Paul De Loeeaaaa hia wlfe. Tere?a. wnra
alao arresied on Baturday nttfht at No. 234 waa*
Broadway. The arreata wera all due to mformauon
glven to commissione- Shleld. by ItdMhgai
deilcate-looklng woman. who reque.ted to havo h.-r
name wlthhclr! for the present. though she w.ll
probably be nn Important wltneaa for the Oov?
ernment when the ease comeg to trlal.
Tha prlsoner. were held ln MN each to awalt tha
action of the Federal Grand Jury.
POLIT1CS IX SCHOOL MATTERS.
CHARACTER C.F THE OWtMBtTtBtBA TO THE ELEC
TIuN OF JAME8 B KEYNOLPS AS TBUSTEE
A ( ONTKAKT a-ETB EEN CABPIPATBB.
The appolntment and promotion of teacher. ln thU
clty and th? election of ward trustees have been
Par years prollflc sour-es of polltlea! Jobbery ani
wlre-pulllng. The Board of Educatlon Commltte.*
on Ward Tru.itee? has been largely peBttfal in It*
composttton and aetlin. The character of the com?
mittee and the dlsposltion of the Board in such mat
tera have been ccn.picuou.ly lllustrated during th*.
last three months. The Oood Oovernment c'.ulu
irara lnvlted by the Presldant of th* Board ts
ausfc-e-t eandidate. for school tru.ueships. Amon*
Other nomtnatlon. thrt of Jam--? B. Reynolds. heil
worker of the Unlv-rslty Settlement. wa. pre
sented. He was oppo.id by a man named Hen.chel.
0 p.ilitlcian who ha. been ward trustee for aevera!
yaara Henschel .v'trn la use hls poaltlin chlefly
for the polltlcal advantage of hlmaelf and hia U0h
ciate. -Dry Dollar" Sulllvan. who ls h.s partlcular
ba.-ker. Mr. Heynolds. on the other hand. 1* a
graduate of Yale Collafa, ha. spent aavaral year.
abroad ln the .tudy of ?>dal questlon., and during
the la.t elirhteen month. has devoted himself to th.
work ?f the iTaiveralty HetUaaaant, where ha u a
permanent re.ldent. He has already galned a reyvi
tatlon for hls practical good r-ense ard for the efn
,-:enr manner In whi.h he has managed the Nei.h
! .rh-.il (jiitM. and made lt a soi.rre of the greate't
beneflt to ibe people of the Tenth Ward. He prove 1
hla eapadty is a practlca] phlUnthroptat in organ
lr.lnK over flve hundred men ln e'eanina; the .treeU
of th.- ward. thua glvtag employment and mean* o?
au-tenance to famlllea whlch would otherwise have
been .tarving. m? *ork has been of an educatlonal
and entirely non-seotarlan character. and hls ex
oerlence In connecth.n wlth the ki:ider?.artens aad
{. her Vaiaea of the Un.ver.lty Settlement mak-.
hlrn? eapeeuily ?rall o.uallrte.1 for the po.ttlon of
?^b-^rata! Mr ReynoMa and Hen.chel tt 99BB99
Irnpos.lble tha. any one could hesitate todMOMitor
a moment. but It I. a fact that Mr Ueyno.d- s alec
*o? haa been bttterly oppoaed. and it ladaaMM
how lt may result when it comes before the Board
for flnal action to-morrow.
__,-?? ? ??
rRA W8A TLA WttO TRA FBL l ERS.
Among the pi.sengaiv who s.lled for S-.uth.mn
toa and Hremen on the North Oerman lABfi ateiin
ship Saale vesterday were Thomaa P. Bacon. C. BL
Hlaisdell. A. B. C. I>ohrmann. W. M Fleld. DaaM
Prohmaa, Mt. and Mra Henry Qabhard, I a.
Hataea Uearta H Hinman, the Bev. K Hoffman.
A. c. Hotchklss. Mr. and Mrs. Zdenko Krulis. Mr.
aad Mrs. Charlea P. Notda, Ueneral Alb,;rtnl,p,rl!*
way, Mr. and Mrs. M Paffeodorf, Ulchard Pltrot.
Ilra. Mary A. Bodman. I.eo Roaenberg. _"Btea
Roaenberg Samuel ttleh. Mr. Allce >'>?'?'? ^V"?
Sawyar, Mr and Mrs Max K Sand. Mifr. laaheli*
hand. Ethetbert L s*and. Lorana sauer inrector
Oacar L'ta W. O. Wilder and George H. wood.
Hope for Consumptives.
The run' <>r recovery from Consumption is partly a matter ol" temperament. Hope, courage,
habit of exercise, and proper clothing are absolutely essential to recovery. Then comes the question
of nourishment You have got to have Cod-liver Oil in a form that is easily assimilated, and you have
got to have it continuously, so that the execssive wasting can be stopped and a process of repair
commenced.
Von ought not to wait until the lungs become seriously involved and vitality becomes low. You
should commence to take Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil and llypophosphites of Lime and Soda as
soon a, you realize your lungs are aftected. There i; nothing like ii. It will do wonders for you if you
take it regularly as you do your meals. Your doctor will confirm this statement
This is nol a new Idea. Cod-liver Oil and 1 lypophosphites have been used very successfully for
Consumption and its kindred diseases for many years, but as they are combined in Scott's Kmulsion,
with Glycerine, they are of infinttely more value than taken in any other form. The reasons are
obvious. The oil being properly emulsiiied, assimilates much more easily than the plain oil. The
llypophosphites aid in the digestion <>f the oil, while the oil is a splendid vehicle for the introduction
of the Hypophosphites into the system. Hence they are mutual helps and the potency of both
is materially increased.
/W/ />r talkid into iaking a SubstttuU, 08 they are tiever as good.
Scott & Bowne, New-York. All Druggists. 50 cents and $1.

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