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Ocean Steamers.

4 NCHOR LINE. L. ;. Mail Steamers.
"A NEW-YOKk and GLASGOW. via DERRY,
from Pier ~ NOrtA River New-YOrE
ANCHORIA..NOy. l~.4Ilml Dan Oh IA--.-Uec . II a. m
BOLI\IA.-.. - a. r.IHID Dee. 3.
Rates Of passage
GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL BE Tor LONDONDERRY,
CABINS. $50 to go Excursion tickets at reduced rates
Cabin $40 SeeraEc- Outward SO. Prepaid $50
For book 90 Tours scotland" rates plans apply u
ILL.LL,IN IIilIH 1
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RORDEAUX LINE.

I(UNIJLAI = I4IN T.
ID NrwanI liract ll. ~ tho 'OItl1t Frll'a
NETWORK AND BDRDEAU& DI8EjE
CHAIEAT Lac TT. 1000 tons. about -Dv. 49,
CHATEAU LEONTLLE iui' tons. " t'ilrs .ly Nov -
Travellers France spain ant Italy PYre1s9- PAL
Sc. slVs kJnuss ~ ot.lug il3I.lA
cabin QaclI llng wineh SO sJse;e, SIS For paasASs
'pP9 FILE BOCLANGEK l6 BeaVerst
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Doar6 ano Rooms

East Side.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
X8EK 20 Wiz Be edDe At rh1 E
h h gP p no. $40 Essf corner Tnon
100 Third ave- corner at the INA X
onehundrOd twenty-ath.stup regular Of
ace rAteA
4 PRIVATE FAMILY will let pleasant
a furnished with without board. at 96 East
4stst. Location good terms moderate accommodations
4 DJOINING st. Denis Hotel, 1875 Broadway.
al to pS 4en
4 PRIVATE family will rent one OF two
several fTstcass restaurants references 4l0 Lexington
FURNISHED ROOMS.--Elegant, sunny, out
side en- suite FOR the winter No SOB 5thave
MURRAY HILL, 9Th and 6TH-AVES.-
~ Nicely furnished rooms with board S22 for tEq
West 35ihst
PLEASANT furnished rooms to let, with or
without board 9caoR eHSsep sem o moderate
TO ONE or two single genrlcmen, two fur
nished with all conveniences 5th ave- between
ony bV the owner and LIS small family Address 81 o. p
care Of Dr. ELsBERG, GA 5th-sye.
WESTMINSTER APARTMENT HOUSE.
new elevator steam heat &c Apply on OTen.ss
I'D GRAMERCY PARK.-Severa large de-
- sirable lOoms one parlor floor. with hrstcass
DO EAST 2OTH-ST.-Suit of rooms with pri-
DO table without board Irvate bathroom; also
SINGLE rooms.
9STH-ST.. 40 EAST.-An ell, gantly fur
% nished suite of apartments with without private
table.
AZ EAST 3O1H-5T Pleasant second floor
~ front paror ncosed bed 81 weekly o9aIdh desired
kousckcepn9
20 MADISON AVE.-Richly furnished
IA paror second floors snites other suite and
roms private table superior board strictly hrstcass
SDo MADISON-AvE, above 53d-st1
.bZc Handsomely furnished suite OF apartments with
first class board references exchanged
West Side.
A NEATLY FURNISHED, sunny hall and
1a5ls. fos desirable parties 81 West 47thst
A SELECT FAMILY numbering two or three
"A may secure an elegant second moor near ,nce "a
est 5jth st
CENTRAL, convenient and very desirable
furnished ," 20 d aa e uf' eensshs OF
four second floor with private table ed Refer
I ARGE and small rooms handsomely and
II comfortably furnished house IN central location near
and caterers ~ UnverdypIace near Sth Sd
, LiVINGSTON-PLA on Stuyvesant
- Park.A nit of second floor with hrstcias
board references
.(2 WEST lOTH-ST., between 9th and 9th
.pC desirable floor with bathroom SS
by caterer also single rooms references. -
A WI, WEST 1o}THsT near 5T ,I1 Az e,,,
board and home comforts al moderate prices
Miscellaneous.
elderly gentleman can have quiet home
~ with care IN private family, healthy location moderate
terms No SO JeffersOnsver Jersey city Heights
WANTED.-FOr the winter in private
w family. by young lady tstudenp nice sunny room
references Address QUIET tribune Uptown oics, 1853
broadway.
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Citp prouertp 90 EeI.

A PAYMENTS TO let in the finest apartment
~ houses yet erected West side. Apply 10 JOHN O.
PRAG - architect and owner premises Nos 30, 81 3D.
Al and 90 West 6lstst
4 LII IMPROVEMENT rs, elegant. new, single
third and fourth fats 2ls West 1924 St reference
quired owner on premises.
V'O RENT or LEASE.-TO Private Family,
3-atoy brown stone house i3th-sL. West and
6thaye In perfect order and completely furnished In
quire 2os East 27th-st
'IO LEI.-A new and very attractive three
story fghstOOp dwelling No 5t3 East USth.st, the
only one unrented OF a Of eight all improvements
street restricted; rent low desirable tenant L. j. CAR
PENIElt, % East -3d-st. NJ. c. A. Building
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aituatione roanteo-- frmales.

Al SWEDISH, French, German ,o1 fiTst-
Al class servants such q SS9 snad genera house
% SSsr, wi S1s wasen .eamc6 SSashmsn and
eek city 1ynt ter IN the Engnsh languages
isS East sst6st, CARL aRIMsKoLD.
At MAURICE LINDQuISSyTprTS, fEN M66RFFIfSdHf ,
%, FRaST SSS Ssd station and Par
K. mO@1 Ssmb egT PsTof Maids Foonen
At MILE. EKSTROMs Swedish. French
n and German WaTosse chamber
pads and girls for general hOusework Also male
l S1tls5. ISo' eCr sist.t New.9orf
CHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK, WATT
y INC COOK &c by good Protestant srs PT Gi
T a4a s9'n Hume III BEtRkA is e6ye above loshs
COMPANION, &c-By lady as ladHy,sc ON, ON
References Mrs f, 1871 East 48d-st. ,--.-7-
COOK. HOUSEWORK-By a German glri
win 90 general houseSo f5r f0I ps rehs
or S fSV c c Comfy at between l7h and
COOK. &c.-By a frst-class cook, who thor
4 oUrhy understands cooking in al its branches is $50
seen s2os oT Pt two days SSS at East s2dst
| |OOK or IAUNDRESS.-By Swedish
oman arstcass city references Call or address 100
East % S6;6-st
| COOK. &c.-By a young woman as good
cool, excellent washer and Toner good city references
COOK.-By a frst-class cook Ono Washing
al is 9a7g9s, goa 2oog Sy Office fg3
D
Broadway
COOK and RESS-WAITERMAN,
- tSc-By and wife colored, % cook and aunaress
TEsr1NT BUREAU i$s siTthave, doors above ION 1t
NOLORED WOMAN wishes family washing
- by tue week or coz IN Address W, 100 West S2-st-
FAMILIES, institutions, hotels, restaurants,
/ boarding houses PROMPTLY supplied with help Of
every KIND, both male and female at CAAPENIEHs
BUREAU, los Othave.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-By @ German
" gin city o. country. 5l3 West 42d-st.
EENTLEMEN'S Apartments and Offices
~ cleaned kept good ny neat colorcd girl
Address ANNIE Tribune Uptown oaee l2js Roadway.
HOUSEWORK, &c.-By a capable young
Protestant girl hons'v lS ups airs work or nurse
neat and agreeable GOOD worker moderate wages city or
country Call at 272 6thave- between I7th and 18th sts
| ADY'S MAID, &c-By a frst-class lady's
mai Ere9C1 areses 2ir PersS Is good can T
seen at JACQUINS, co. 81 c.
I AUNDRESS BY respectable woman TO
90 ont by The day good references gwen As est 4'
st, rear building
! AUNDRESS &c.--By a young woman 10
- 30 cut ny the Dag 20 wash Iron OF clean l3J Vest
lsth-st ring first bell
NEW EPISCOPAL COOPERATIVE UNION.
~ Fstass servants for all situations at Their new par
lCrs, 81 EAST lztlisL
NURSE. &c.-FOr growing children and to
y do plain would wait on delicate lady best
city r,leIen.c CAL OF add. ess $50 Grand st.
NURSE and SEAMSTkESS and USEFUL
" NAID-By tidy. light oled young woman for city
country for has good references
At the PROTESTANT BU hEAU l3s 6th ave-, above 4OlA
WASHING and IRONING.-By a respect
w able take washing and ironing The best
Of references be given Call OF Add ess 40 East Oth ST.
second floor
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CitD Real GstIte tor Sale.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Nov. H. 1882.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAN5FER4
xqwyOpK


-~----.,~--------~y--------~~-- -~--~--~~-~
ADVERTISEMENT FOR IT. NEW
a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
sssf Eos West rTenttfiris corner EIghth-aye
No 81 East toueenthst corner At ,}-IJ IN
100 and 23)g rhlci2ve, e9rnir Oh.--1ndfed'4Au
4 GREAT BARG AlN.-Thrcc splendidly 10
6cvesn a ora ; PAX 5nd he ana boulevard
grade ana TIE most promising side Of the Met5 7e' VIZ 10
DfaElaMI S5 iEyY i East It i5. '''' -
PLOT of nearly St1 bulkheaded water.
II front o A y EsEiI Eaaee 2o &C. % 1
business property for investment in First,
ID Third and Fourteenth Wards IaJing to per -eI'
net JOHN r. PLArf 20 broadway
Tor SALE-Or would exchange for larger
BCLAND WHITING, No . beekman ST.
nor SALE.-On East I'D ST., near Lexing-
4 wHilFHrai S6 G So yBe S o-'0 '-''00
nor SALE.-Thrce-sto high stoop, base
ment houses Gshst I'd and "a ayes ready t2r qcea
YioIs7y dave. or Is East e-ji ST. 81, y
TOR SALE.-Fun front dwellings on 18th,
18th 10Th 20th 2lst pod 23d and 2jth sts wesI OF
4' L. j. APE 1TI 50 East li,r = Building.
COP SALE.-Vos. 1870. 1872, 1871 122d-st.,
Gh and IN ayes Mount Morris PARK three a ont Of
cabinet work perfect built b days work appreciated when
examined Inquire On premises o" B&ETEETT SMITH
TOR SALE or LEASE; easy, terms; large
4 bi5c,s luisleaded water fronts for manufactures
chemical works. &C. IL. a. YOUNG, Engineer &C. ~ EA
change place
EOR SALE.-Thr-e elegant 3-story and base
neut Dr0wustone houses l74Xj feet, lot 100 ieet II
inches fine location plumbing perfect tine cabinet unsh
Dav-' apureciafcd $50. ~. 81 Nt8t
1921 st. Gth and 1thayes Mount Norris PARK lnior
nation On premises. owner AMI builder BAItILEIl
SMITH
ONE LOT on S5.h-st., between 9Th and
~ 10Th ayes Elevtied station on grade ana nov
ready for budngi be sod for t33UO great EhTSalh
" JENNING5 DEMORE5T. - East l4thst
'THREE full lots on the MOrningside Plateau.
l2Isi-s Of the Bouevard on the crest OF the nigh
r-oun m grade and with splendid view Of the surrounding
country about the chest ground west OF Central Park VIII
Doe SOL cheap easy terms Apply ~ owner NJ JI-N'
NINGS DEAlOREor. IS East I4tll-st-, City.
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I'UNARD LINE.

NOTICE-"L.NI ROUTE"
FROM NEW.YOKk 10 LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER 50. 40, NORTH RIVER
SCYIIIIA.--. edLe-day o.; a.. ~, a. Id
corn IA " t-t 5tldV 'oF = 81 p III
CATALD, ...-..-.--..----N euuesdaT. Nov ~ = m
i A. -.----
CABIN ua4sare. SIS $50 AMI 500
% ami from Al parts or Europe AZ very low
.ates F1etght and passage Office, No BowllngGreen
i"' VERNON IL. BROWN * CO., Agents.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND liANRt
PierOf Company new 40 a. NJrh River loot O NoOnS1
The passengers by this line avoid both transit Oy Eugsh
raj and dlscomfOrts crossing tle CHANNEL II
small DOaL Et,..t,...,,.. NJ = . a -,
mn NON " r'tnts stay, .
% ttt-TRE Wednesday. Nov 20. a. n.
LOUIS De BEBlAN ~. U bowling Green
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Broot lpn orouerto FOR 5aI. an> % Get

TOR SALE on very easy terms, four-story
brlc, a yelling on the ii Ca OF Columbia Heights
md way Fulton ana Vail 1tt'et FERRIES OV5fOpt
through % elr nlns, Nl-i 1 . Il
sfrv stor, on Flrmln.s lot 2jxljD small MONT OlIy
0f cisl re-. Tired. Address r. LESTER, Tribune once.
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rTHALIA THEA IRE. AZ and IS bOwery'
IA ntght appearapce By Nr. RnaaeK and Mt rewele.
a Remssy Against Mothers-inaw," VII invite the
Naiarb Needles" A Perfect VIE"
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ROsALIND ..-........-.-...... Mis-. LANHTHh'
Scala for week November 90 AS YOU LIKE IT.
ready Monday. November ID. nj 0clocA
EXTRA MATINEE THURSDAY nov. ID
benefit sufferers PARK Theatre IRE.
AS YOU LIKE II 1T
Seats ready Tuesday Nov. IL. SAN
NVALLACK'S. EXTRA
W Sole Proprietor q Manager, Mr LESTER WALLACE
NJ AaBEY takes pleasure announcing that IN eoujunc
,,on with MIRA LANGrRY and Mr.. WALLACk. sxtra
AS YOU LIKE 1T
vii BE- given
THURSDAY AsrEkA0Ok, Now ID
Tor the benefit OF the sufferers BY the
Park Theatre Fire.
Contributions VIII be thankfully receivod
and ssknswisdgsd sas At seesa VIZ haGA SasdAH u
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GREAr' INDUSTRIAL FAIR

MATINEE o: THE SQUIRE SATURDAY, AT2
f.+Iu preparation. A NEW COMEDY by tie authors Of
8" An Arabian Night q" and Big BONANZA"
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
GERMAN NAIL.

4 Hamburg American Packet COmpanys Line for 81,
PLYMOUT III 1LOuGOnJ, CHEhBOUhG tPaTiS. ANA HAM
BURG.
CIMBRIA Thurs, SOW 10. sILESIA saturday Nov 70.
IIl.i.T . Thurs. Nov - lSUENIA.... Thu - Nov 80
Rates 10 First cabin ior saLlhgs before
,nI 80 anu second abIl 500; oleeiase, s5' TX
IN tion rates &c reduced steerage from EUROPE @Z4
send for Tourists Gazette" . ,.-.-,,ur, A. co
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~ Of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Open daily. 3i-ay e.. 63l and 6ith
100000 visitors during he six testify The
lar Character OF This exhibition
WONDERFUL MACH y cry. such steam and 3aa
Engines Rock breakers AtOrzers Rock Du 81 Looms. Pin
audIa Making Machine Drop EOrgugs Pottery now vases
made ETC..
Prot " ARBUCKLE. the celebrated Comet Sooist and
the NTH Regiment B4udaud Prot GEO.WMyKGAN, In aus
GREAT ORGAN KECIrALs.
CONCERTS AFFEKNOO AND EVENING
100000 curious - hod inventions and alJr -a'ng de-
vices 10 please and instruct the LADIES Old FASH.
TONED SPINNING WHEEL operated In ie oden
time - CHICKENS HATCHED BY STEAM and hundreds
OF other curious tlugs
Eleya ed Rai.ioal aud surface pass me door
ADMISSION, 80 CENTS. CNILDNEN HALF PRICE
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1musemenf5.
FAUST
ACADEMY OF MISIC.

CADEMY OF MUSIC. FAUST
~ Third appearance Of Nine ADELINA PATTI
Tonight (MoNDAY), NOVEMBER 49, Gounofs ooerS
FAUST.
Faust Signor Nicolinl Mephistopheles Du1ti Vaen'
tina Sgn0r Galass Siebel. Nine Laurt; and MHghcrtAs
Nine Adelns Patti her third sppearance). LA.
Director OF usic and conductor SignOr Ardlt
Wednesday, Nov. TO- VerdIs chef dPuyre,
AIDA.
Rhadames signor MierzEinsk his hrst appearance In
this charaerl. AmOuasrO. .guOr Ramns. slgnof
Mont; II Ise ri9nor Costa Nine. 0aassl and
Aida. Nile PaOlna Rossin.
Friday, Nov. H. IL TROVATORE.
Le0nOa Nine ADELINA PATTI her fourth apDearancel.
Saturday, November Is, GRAND MATINEE last tine
this season. GUGLLELMO TELL
II r no frOu .
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WANTED.-FOr the winter in a private
family by young lady. tstudent nice sunny room
with heat and board central location terms moderate
references Address QUIET Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1888
Broadway.
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CIVIL NOTES.

Auxiliary letters OF administration Nei'
granted yesterday BY Surrogate Rollins 10 MIS- he'.
Il Queen on the estate of the late Francis queen S
ated la this State TIE entire estate OF At. 0aosoas
part OF winch Is in philadelphia is Valdcd q" f''o'
Neil Burgess yesterday obtained IRON J"''''e
Donohue. ii the suproIne Courl, Chambers 's'P'-
Injunction restraining Charles W Butler from evio'
OF dsposu of any OF the partnership effects Of t'e H
Of which the plaintiff and defendant are the mem'
The partnership was formed september las y" %
management of "a Theatrical company hr. bul 49,
seeks 10 have the partnership dsnONeu Oh wv
that he was deceived by Air. Butler. -,
Leonard Grover few days ago obtained IN
the supreme Court temporary injunction tS.'
Charles peu,son from producing pay eRtited -'-0'
the ron Boy" Justice D0uOhue yesterday ofoeis. -
Injunction to be continued pending the trla] -.
Grover says that he the play and SOFA u ~ tss
DenlsOn, who 10 pay . certain roJ ally lsI sns
formaure Mr. DenisOn had not kept has cohlE@o" ~
iherefore the mlnctlnn was sOnght.
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LOSSES or MAIL MATTER

Complaints have been received in the Post
Once of the los of mail matter between New York and
places IN Colorado and other Western States. Chief
Inspccior Parker. OF the Post ONCE Department ar
rested AN enployo of the Railway Mail Service last
sprng on charge of opening letters IN the mail
tacrn 81 Louis and Kansas city Money was taken from
the envelopes and the opened letter, dropped into
stream over which the trains passed ii wLs thought
thai the complaints would then cease, but they have
rcentiy been renewed circular has been issued
IRON National bank in Denver calling tho attention
of its correspondents 10 these LOSSES
Suprrn endcnt Prairie Jones' al the Inquiry Depart
meut was asked Friday To the cause OF the
lie said Tie matter Is being iuycs gated by the
inspectors We tell IN this Office there Is
any trouble on any OF the main lines We receive
plants very regularly and as soon they begin To be
more frcnuont ~ relation 10 any Ops pa OF the county
we conclude That there Is something wrong with tho
service there But the majority Of cases 1t Is found
the complaints caused by the carelcssncss Oi
cuders The of the present losses IN Western
mails much exaggerated. The telcgfaphed report
Of the loss Of entire days mail from Colorado s alb
siIru
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COLUMBIA MEN LOSE AT PRINCETON.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBUSE.I

PRINCETON, n. j., Nov. 25.--A champion
shlp game of ball between Columbia ana the College
of New-Jersey was played here this afternoon. The
teams seemed about equal weight and condition. con
seoueny the game was unusually interesting. The day
was un prOptiOus tue wind blowing almost gale from
the east Notwithstanding this drawback there were
many ladies' present and the attendance was fully BOO
The players were fOllovs: C0iumhia-Rnshers,
Darling Wheeler, Fishman. Eldridse Emmett, Muller
and Seaman; halfbacks, HansHg. Dewitt, Robinson !;
back: Morgan. PrincetOH-Rushers Peace, Wadlegh,
Bird. Fleming Haxall and Riggs; ha'backs, Morgan,
Baker, Poe; back, Harlan
At 2:45 the kickoff made by Peace, Of Princeton
who sent the ball well down toward Columbia s
goal In less than two minutes fair catch
had been made and goal kicked by HaxalL
The Columbia then orced their way near 20 their
opponents goal but in a few minutes Harlan secured
the ball and made diicut run OF almost the entire
length of the ncid He stopped. however, by Nor
gan. The Columbia seemed To realize that
they must play better or be beaten by largo and
go they naged keep the ball IN the middle Of the
field for about O quarter OF hour. At this point
Hausling was iujured seriously as to prevent his
further playing, and his place was filed by drinen
The yearers OF the blue aud white worked with Dc
mnation aud soon forced Princeton to make touch
down for safety. Numerous scrlnmages followed ana
al 230 aXal again took goal on fair eaten maze Oy
Harlan Ten minutes afterward Harlan spraned his
ankle scuiie and gave place 10 l.. BaErT III tlc
remainder OF the first half admirable plays made
Oh both sides, but nothing more was scored.
After a brief breathing spell, play was resumed, and
toucRdowns were made by Morgan and Poe, both VI
whom were loudly cheered. A goal Immediately IOl
lowed. This the last point made. Morgan, or Co
WHIT did good deal OF effective work. The Interest WAS
kept up throughout and at times the excitement WAS
great The score 1t the finish was; three gO!s ana Que
touchdown for Princeton; seven safety louchdo"ns ioI
Columbia.
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REDUCTION OF LETTER POSTAGE.
fBr rELEaRAPH ro THE rRIBuNg.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %" Are you in favor
OF reducing the OF postage letters from cents to
ceuts asked TRIBUNE correspondent Of the Second
Assistant POstmasteT-Gener Elmer to-day.
"Most eiophatically yes" the reply. 81 believe
the time has can be done without jar to
the system danger that it will seriously cripple the
postal revenues Some people say that letter post
age is cheap enough nov, and that the surplus
revenues If any should be de7oted to giving them in
creased facilities That Is mistaken notion 80 far as
postal facilities concerned there Is hardly reason
able ground for complaint. think Letter postage Is
certainly too high when it is greater than necessary
should expect any serious diDinutOn OF reye
nues rs q result OF decrease Of the letter rate 10
The volume OF spondenco would undoubted
y be sweled by such reduction and besides thousands
of business who printed circulars very eX-
ensivcy under the cent rate than pay cents
would be wiling 10 pay GEMS for the privilege 81 send
the nature ~ individual correspondence. reduction
Of Onenrd in the stamp TAX for crrying letters won!d
be benefit to all people and wOad no. be seriously
felt by lie National Treasury. IL would Do popular
act as well rs one OF wise policy.
10 think. however" continued Mr.. Elmer, THAT the
rate OF postage class of mail matter should be IN
creased mean merchandise. which Al the present rae
the Government Is compelled 10 carry II loss On iOIg
distances and which II d)es not carry FOR snort lis
beca The express companies make lower rates
aud get the business do believe that It II leEti
junction OF tue Post O.toe Department TO carry
supplies at loss to tue sOreAeepers VI Arizona and
IualU"
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TIE ARMY AND ARMY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.--The Superinten-
der of the Recruiting Service has been directed
to cause fifty be prepared aud forwarded
der proper charge Fort D. A Russell, Wyoming Tori
tory for assignment to The 9th Infantry.
The extension OF leave OF absence granted Major Henry
b. Reese Paymaster United States Army October -,
1892 has been further extended six months on account
OF sickness.
The of absence granted First Lieutenant Samuel
L. Woodward. 10th Cavalry, November f. 592 has been
extended five months.
Joseph d. Clarke. Of NewYOrk. son OF General III. I.
Clark United States Army is reported TO be tho most
prominent candidate TO- the one vacancy as Cidet At
large His ind include generals Grant, sheridan,
Hancoci Mcdowell, Frye aud Mekeeyer. There are ten
other applicants for tine appoint ment.
The Naval Board appointed to consider and report TO
Congress upon the question whether 1t Is advisable To
sell any OF the Navy Yards and ~ which, have CON
plpted their preliminary examination OF the Nrw-IOrk
aud League Island, Penn, Navy Yards. On Tuesday
making survey Of the Navy Yard NJ that poin.. They
proceed to san FTancsco. Cat Chief Engineer
O e. one OF the Board whose serious Illness prevented
the departure the Board for The Pacific Coast some
time ago has entirely recover d. and expects 10 be pres
ent at lie NEE ling Ol the Il Jard IL NOriOk.
Commander william c. Wise has been ordered 10 hold
himself IN readiness TO command thr United States
steamship Portsmouth, Lie iteuaut Hamilton Perkins,
as sssant o. Inspector Of the Second Lgh house
District Civil Engineer Robert f. Peary to do duty as
sup rnten lent for building the Government wharf AT
Key West. Fla.
The UnIte states steamship Hartford arrived Mon
eyideO Uruguay. October 10 and expected to remain
about weeks repairs. 10 sail thence for
Valparaiso Chill. The trainng-ship jamestown left
Newport, X. L., yesterday Tor Boston, Mass