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STANDARDS OF LENGTH.

1be English Yard and the French Meter
Which Is the Better?
In the United States and England the
standard of length is the yard. and the
question arises: How long is a yard? 1t
may be said in answer that yard is
simply an arbitrary standard which ira
dition says is based upon the length Of
the arm of Henry VIII. At present the
yard is the distance between two marks
upon certain bar, kept in the Tower OF
London. and IL itshould be DESTROYED the
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-03-19

Colorado College, at Colorado
Springs, Col, has just come into posses
sion of valuable set of books through
sists of IT'S volumes and is the London
edition of the celebrated edition known
as the Dolphin classics, of which there
are only two other sets in the United
States. 1t contains all the best criti-
cism down to 1915, and compete text
of all the classic Latin literature.
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Judge Gresham says that the stand
ard of excellence in the legal profession
is not as high as it was twenty-five
years AGO
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GRAZING LANDS.

with
OF graa
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Dec IL signed for Pressed
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CITY PROPERTY.

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particulars
KANSAS AVE-
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A Car Load of
GLIDDEN BARB WIRE,
Car Load of
STUDEBAKER WAGONS,
A Car Lead of
BUGGIES,
SPRING WAGONS,
ROAD CARTS,
CANTON PLOwS.
JOHN DEERE PLowS,
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SUGAR PLANTATIONS.

g @ @ @ % county now planted cane 0' "
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Results. is the title of new brochure of two
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of them after being abandoned to die by other
physicians. Will be mailed free to any address
on application. Read the brochure
DRS STARKEY & PALEN,
q No. 1929 Arch ST.. Philadelphia. Pa.
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"A second garrison church, accom-
modating l, 500 and costing 1925. 900, is to
be erected in the city of Berlin.
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1920 Arch Street Phi adelphia.

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Hon. VIM. ID. Kelley. Member of Congress-
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ttev. g. w Cushing. ID. ID Rochester, NY
Hon W y. Nixon, editor Inter-Ocean, Chicago.
w. II Worthngton, editor of New South Bir-
ningham, \ In.
Judge FL. P Vrooman. Quenemo, Kan.
Mira. Mary A. Livermore Melrose Mass
Judge *. :. Voorhees, New York City,
Mr.. T.. Z. Knight, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Frank SiddalI. Merchant, Philadelphia.
Hon. W. w Schuyler. Easton. Pa.
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Phila Photo
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Mrs Emma Cooper. Utia, Spanish Hondu,as,
}. Cobb Ex-Vice Consul. CasabIanca. Morocco.
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THE ADVANTAGES OF TALLAPOOSA


healthtuness
troubles
population and first WOman Relief
tAXafin
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Tor Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis Dys-
p"psia, Catarrh. liay Fever. Headache De-
bIlity. Rhcumatism. Neuralgia and all Chron-
ic and Nervous Disorders
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-10


Frank Dean, a white farmer. lives on
Steep creek, Lowndes County, Ala He
is now sixty years of age He has been
married four times and three of his
wives were sisters He is the father of
thirty-seven children Twins have been
born to him three times and triplets
have gladdened his heart on two differ
emit occasions
Miss SaAlie HSll0x = Virsinian. is
establishing small schools in that State
for the purpose of teaching negro girls
how to sew, darn and cook and giving
them an opportunity to learn to read.
write and make correct change
. There is limit beyond which the
seeker of free advertising cannot de-
Gently go Lillian Lewis transgressed
when she lately had herself photo
graphed in coffin in Washington
When a man and woman have been
made one the honeymoon is the time
spent in sndeavoring to discover which
is that one
Mlss Mary Tfilinghast. of North Ston-
ington. Conn, is an inyeterate snake
killer. Since July she has settled the
fate OF ninety snakes of all kinds. black.
copperheads. addsrs and rattasspates
The poor we have with US always. bus
tie sssk Ee 70 tes HetesinE plsse4
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-10

TITS USED by CHILL
DlsEN.S CHILDREN.
Thousands sf youag nsa add
~omcn ia the L. s. A. owe
their lives and their health and
heir hapT,ins - 70 Sidge's Fo-s1
shsiE daily diet in Infancy
and GhndhoaG having 5eea
Ridges Pod. BY Drugxists
IS cents up. W etOfsRlEM
A CO.. Palmer. Mas
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-10
SJACOBS OH.
Rheumatism.

n. Ogden. Mich.
May IL. 1890.
"a half bottle of
your inva uable
medicine, ST. Jacobs
OIL. cured me Of rheu-
maftsm and rheu-
matte swelling ofthe
knee It's the best In
the universe"
J. N. L PoRTER-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-10

WICHITA, Kan, Oct 7.-During the
progress of the ball closing the observ-
ance of German day some evil-disposed
persons took the opportunity to stock
up with horses and carriages, and no
less than four valuable outfits were
driven of from the vicinity of the
scene of festivities No trace has yet
been found OF the thieves or missing
property.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-10
Neuralgia.

Hagerstown. Nd,
April II, iseQ
at. ard Others ofmy
family. have used St
Jacobs OIL for neu-
ralg1a and found tt
q speedy. effective
cure"
Ms. AoSH KELLEY.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-10
How a Painter won a wager.

Often have soul ptors and painters dis
eussed the relative merits of soul pture
and painting. A funny story is told of
an artist who resented the disparaging
comparisons made by q sculptor, and
laid a wager that he could, within a
given time. painta picture which. should
display the human figure as completely
as any sculptor could do. The wager
was accepted. and upon the appointed
day q painting was produced which full
filed all the conditions. 1t represented
q warrior. his back to the spectator,
bending over q sheet of water in the
limpid surface of which was reflected
his entire face and form. To the right
a suit of polished armor hung and threw
back full-1ength profile image while
a mirror performed a like office for the
left side The sculptor, of course,
handed over the money staked, and the
pain ter doubtless laid it out to great
profit and advantage to himself and his
friends. in the approved ''cakes and ale"
of the period after the generous manner
of his kind--N. Y Star.
in the ONCE of the .sBoon City
Howler" Office Boy-.sPlease, sir,
there's a man outside who says he'd like
to have job on the paper" Editor-in
Liquor-s'Well. we amt got NO fhic) job
Tor him. Tell him (hic) our stan is full
(hic) just now-"-Munsey's Weekly.
For PHYS sake what Is that elocu-
ZIONIST trying to doa" why. he is try
ing to illustrate the meaning of that
beautiful poem. BEHIND the Spreading
Palms. by stretching out his bands in
fFeat Of htn-RsshaFtoa Fsvs Press
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-10

Mr.. Carnegie. our tariff millionaire,
mas had his four-in-hand coaching tour
in Scotland again He can afford it:
the taFin has made him rich The
profits on steel rails at bis mills for the
hrzt six menths OF the year were more
shsp q, ooo, COO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
AyyJyERg1RY or 4 roMry's cLrB.

Two or three hundrcd carriag's IN front Of ~
Brooklyn Art Association building lat evening mani
tested 10 the outside world the iu,"e, felt n the 20
rtion given in honor Of it, twenty first anniversary
bv the Rrooklyn Womcu's Club II was exclusively
a womcn's affair from beginning 70 end. They
MANNED the elaborate decorations O pottcd plants. en-
broderies and Tapestries and gathered together III"
loan collect ion Of pictrc- sculptures and ctchne--a
Of them the handiwork Of womcn-which was one of
the most distinctive features Of the occasion. Amons
the pictures which attracted attention were Tie h'c
EXAMPLES Of Mis- Susan VI. Baretpw, a scrap oil
papers formerly exhibited al the Academy Of Design.
bv Miss Lctt.tia Hart; 4" Rose by Nara Theresa
Hart. and gathering Wild FlOwers.' By Emma l..
Lanpcrt.
The guests Of tie club were received by Mrs + IL
VIM president, Mrs r. !. Eackus' vice president
and Mr.. r. f. Brockway and Mr.. Anna &. ltd-
Among tho-c present we're Mrs. = Y Nnte. iIoit,ao'
aud Mr. Franklin ". Hooper. j. =. J. S)rdhahAil'
Nr and Mr., Isaac II. Cary. the Rev. A. i. Lyman,
General and Mr.. \. {. Bamc. rloma, r. lilhcy
Mr. and Mrs. 4. :. Perry, Gordon J.. f"in' pr ana
Nr. Alexander Black, the Rev. Dr. ana MS. = ~.
Hall tho Rev. j. G. Agcr. Dr. ana AI7' George W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
SCOTTISH RITE MEN GIVE A RECEPTION.

More than 400 and their friends attended the
ladies' reception and assembly given last evening by Tia"
younger members Of the Scottish bodies Of this city
1t Scottish Rite Hal Madsonave 1wcnty-ninth--t
she large hall which particularly well ada~td affairs
palms and Masonic banners and staec upon which
Innes's 18th Regiment band played made workable
bower Of ycrdure. Supper served the basement
hall at II 80 p. IN. The decorations Of supper
were Of white aud gold. and the tables lighted win
softly shaded and dccstey hight. ia silver
candeabTas
Amoalg who had boxes wore NJ and Mrs Charlie
r. Koterer Isaac Taylor. jr.. the Misses Taylor Mr.
and Mrs. Charles r. McClcnachan. G.. ". Mnlai Mr.
and Miss STANDBY Mr.. and Mrs. Charles \. Benedict
MIR and Mrs, EdVaid b. HaTper, Mr. aud Ms T.. II
Rummel .n-r and MIS-. W. D. Barr Mr. and Mr.. W. D
MAY Mr. md Mrs Il. p. Lyon, Mr.. and Mr.. William
Proctor +. /. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. William I. Croits
MI and Mrs Charles II. Hcyzer Nj. and Mrs. s. L.
Tcrhune, Miss Tcrhune, Mrs Frommc Mr.. and Mrs. II
Butler Robert Roberts George Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs
william J. Lawless Mr. and Mrs Max Freeman. james
MeGee Miss McGee, Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. w Stiyers
Mrs. Homsn Brown MIR. and Mrs. G.. Dana Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. George Hutcbns.
The committee Of arrangements consisted OF John T.
uaIsh Julius c. Lulley, A. II. Webster. Allan Mason
william Homan w. HoFter. S II. Ellison, =. " Innes
A. H. Kellogg Adoph Wade, w. i. Demarest Frank
ponnatn Il l.. Fronme John Little Charles r. sanford
= s. D. Shaw Isaac Fron.me Adrian FutteIer g. II
uers. william II. Turner and Charles o. Hayden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
4 DANCE At SHERRY'S.

The last Of the three subscription dances arranged
by Mrs. w. w. AstOr, Mrs. a. Belmont, ir, Mrs.
Frederic Bronson, Mrs. Ogden Goelct Mrs. Adrian
Iselin r, Mrs. J. Roosevelt Roosevelt Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore +. l..
winthrop F. X. Sturgis and Goold Redmond was the
Fashionable occurrence Of last night and was held at
Sherrys 1t being the last dance Of the ante-Lenten
season, there effort to make il particularly
early one the subscribers arrived late and danced
way into this morning. The only decorations used
were potte plants and palms which were placed in
the drawn, and supper rooms. a spirited cOtllon
FaS danced Thomas Howard leading with Mrs. \.
lelu1nt j. The dance was something of a carnival,
everything bog suggestive to Shrovc Tuesday.
Among tle subscribers and others present were
Coiohel am As. Delaney Kane. Miss winthrop
Miss GRACE Wis, Miss Edith Kip, Nj. and Mrs. ).
Coleman DraytolMIs J. Il. Kernochan, Mr.. and Mrs
Cooper hewitt, u Misses Hewitt, J. J. Astor, 1r.'
MI ana MIS-. H. Potter MI. and Mrs. = v IL
Cruser' "aru McAster, Miss McAllister, Mr. ana
mrs LLOYD Bryce as Pauncefote, Amory = Car
hart' MI ana MIS- luther KOuntze, Mrs william
Post, Miss Post, MI and Mrs. w. c. Whitney,
J. W. Gerard, 1r., Nj and Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt
Eliot Gregory Miss Lelr, Dudley Winthrop. Arthur
Leary, Miss LearJ, Mr. az Mrs J. F. d. Lanier, Miss
Angelica Gerry, Mrs. c. Gray Dinsmorc,
Hamilton Cary, Julian Potter, Ii: lie Grand
F. L. Winthrop, jr., f. CHING and Miss Cushing,
OF Boston: William Cutting :, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Chapman Mr. and MIS-. ltadt Martin Mr. and Mrs.
4 C. OD. Iselin, Mrs. PaTai. stems Peter Marie Mr..
+ and Mrs f. Rhinelander zone Mrs Frederic ker-
1ochan Miss kemOcball, MI al Mrs. 4. j. Forbes
Ieth WadswOrti Richie, Jel" Kean Rrockhost
emitting Miss SchIener, Miss Neis' Inc Misses Cram.
TG re clarence cary Mr.. and Mrs et GScIe MF
nd N. smith aG aiS6sv I p and RIP Borden srr
an; M TTeT. e. j. Buckley. il, Mr "a "a MI U u r
st Lawrence GGolS Ko} Moore Re- Nj Mr. cornelius
MI 3hc Misses Duer Temple ROwdol> IL 'N,"de
JaTay. the Misses LaHrcnee Lyin = &{Becckman,
TrbuTe Miss Bergman, Mr. and Mrs Carroli
andP /. Cutting. ir. The faVors Were'vc bv
Mrs nronson and Mrs. WctmOre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
ALErET L. JOHNSON.

Albert J.. Johnson while ~ elevator u the
Equitable Building at II 20 a. m Yesterday. was
taken suddenly III and slipped 10 the floor Of the car
lie carried b. the corridor the eighth lo)r. and
DR.. William :. scam1n- ~ the medical star ~ tho
INSURANCE" COMPANY was summoned. but before d.
arrived the man died. NJ. Johnson. who was tn
81 the patent oscilatug platform switch which
s. In general Use the hoDccpg railways ~ the
country VA, on his way 20 visit his attorneys. Mcssrs
Duncan, Curtis a Tngr. whose office l. IN the EGuit
able building NJ. Johnson body Wa taken T. the
Old slip ,taiion-hou.c. where Il was lcuuhel hv l..
Dcltuatcr Of the John Stephenson Company. street
bIllrrs. II seems thlt Mr.. Johnson had recently
been ,ful I'm suit, for iufrnccmcntS against his
patents recently brought against the Brooklyn and
Crosstown Railroad, the Stcnway and Hunters Point
Railroad and tho Lewis ~ Fowler Manufacturing
Company.
The dead man made the Office u the John stephen
son Company his headquarters for many years. lie
came - TN, city from New Orleans about twenty v"
ycar ago to introduce hi, invention Previous t that
time he wa TIE owner II D livery eta'l" lu New
orleans. VI. johnson was about rlNtN htc wears on
~, second wife died about ten years ago and one ~
Do, step children Is married and living IN New orci
Tor tl" last Eve years hc ha> lived - 40. :7 West
Twenty fourth III, income was mainly derived from
the ROYALTIES paid hi, patent. lie is said To have
been liberal with his money. The body was removed
from the Od Slip station house last evening 10 an
undertahcr's shop IN GrccuWichave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

Kcnnct squar. Penn. Feb. j.. Mrs. Eebccca
Way TAYLOR, the mother Of the late Eayar Taylor,
the distinguished author aud traveller died
at her residence In this borough this
morning after u brief illness at the
age Of ninety years and iour months. For long
time Mr., Taylor had been one Of the most interesting
RESIDENT, Of Kcnncti. and her home in the quaint
swiss cottage ON Union {. Wa, sort Of Mecca for
traveller, and visitors. Her birthdays were grcat
affairs there being callers and cOngratulation, with
ont number Her husband Joseph Taylor, also lived
far past four YEAR,, dying only few years ago
Mr.. Tay Tor had grown quite feeble. but her mlnd
Wa remarkably clear and active. ana she greatly
enjoyed the sncict, uf her many friend. Alihoush
a Lutheran. Mr,. TAYLOR attached 10 the Quaker
doctrines and the Quaker speech and manners pre-
vailed M her household.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

The Carlton Club put its best foot foremost al us
reception last evening at its club house at sixth ana
St. Marks AYES. Brooklyn The president OF the clID
Melvin J. Bailey assisted by Mrs. Bailey, occupied
position nc the end Of the parl0r, and rece guests
Of the club, who numbered altogether nearly JOoo
Dancing began at IL O'Clock and was kept mp untl
late hour The decorations Of the clubhouse were
the subject Of much approving comment and the walls
and ceilings were entirely covered by plaques potted
plants f.stoons Of smaX and cycrgrcens, tapestries
and pictures. The pictures were greatly admired.
and included subjects from leading American ana for
ccn artists. Among the owners who contributed were
Charles A. schlcrcn. Mr., lasslcr, Theodore Conrow'
r. d. Anderson David \. Body. William j. Gaynor.
r. Maplcsdcn John Condor, ". II. Clement Thomas
f. Pearsau, p. II. McMahon y. 2. Pope John \.
Culver.
Among the guests and members present were Mayor
and Mrs \ fred G. Chaplin Mr.. and Mrs william Berr
Dr. Frank ". shaw, II. :. Dallon. 6 j. elcvin; Miss
susie Young. Judge and Mrs.. Van Wyck. DR.. W. T.
Heyctt Mr.. and Mrs. Jane, =. Young, Mr. and Nrs
Walter Fletcher. Nr. and Mrs.. O. +. Sllipman. MI
r. f. WEIGH. Nr. and Mr.. VIII butcher. Ms butcher,
John L. Clu,,man. Ms Clu.sman. Miss Wilmal;h
Mrs Charles Fllridcc. Miss g. HotckisS Mr.. and
Mr., II. L. Balca and Dr. Burnett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
YRS. SrAyEoRD,s SHRoYE TUESDAY PARTY

Washington, Feb. Is CspcciaD-Senator stanioruS
wife gave a tea party to-day. 1t was the one ohfoNe
Tuesday party OF note. From to o'clock he drawing
rooms held n gay company. Mrs Stanford received
in a gown OF black velvet with trimmings OF whlte
lace. A necklace Of pearls, with diamond pendants
completed the toilette. senator Stanford joined his
wife in her cordial welcome to guests, and they ad
group OF attractive assistants among the number being
senator Ingas's daughter, in pretty gown OF blue
mule; the Misses Epson, Of California, in white !;
Tustice Fields nicces the Misses COndit smith, in
lowered China silk; and their cousin, Miss WIN
throp in a white crepe gown. The young women were
attentive hoscsscs in the dining room, whore the hand
some table had for IT, ccntrcpiccc large basket OF
La France roses and ferns The company includcd.
from the senatorial circle senator and Mrs. DOlph.
senator and Mrs. Hearst. senator and Mrs. Regan.
Senator and Mr., Dave. senator and Mrs. Gray. MrS
Morrill, Mr., Chandler Mrs. ingalls,, senator Hl'c0ck
Mr.. Hale, Mrs lIoar senator aud MIR DAVIS senator
and Mrs. Jones from the ouprcm" Court circle, MS
Field Mr.. BlatchfOrd and Mr.. Miller. Among the
other, were Representative and Mrs. hcKenna. and
Representative and Mrs. cultivate. and Mr. sency
MANY senators came in after the adjournment OF the
senate and the last hour was stretched much beyond
the sixty minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

No More sick Headache if You Use
Car;er's Little Liver Pals. No pureing. %.
Postoflcc Notice.

SHOULD be read daily by all interested as changes
MAJ for fartiga countries need not be specially adj
dressed for dspath by any sr'at@s u banking and
documents ettcrs not specially addressed being
sent oy InI for the week ending February 20 will
clos; r%2pGy, n AZ fo 40 a. ~ NJ fo- Europe per
City q Paris, Quecntosn At S n n i detter;
Per Aerd va i,T Nier at 80 a. m. for Rel:
etam direct rc B,sg29sGd va AZ p me- for
@u'% he d5''S Cane ayt aud Turks Island per
fasaaS s At R @t be- dc;td per seneca : e
D. M Casno ana snC GSo' and ssnto dcct also ths
At p P co4nirc VIA Rio de- Janeiro per s. $ Leh
EGG i3a I'D sr T FGesSso d per and
dSr Mexican States a Vera Tf9t ns' 1e and
Per IiabMa At 10 a, IT. t Nspinwail az
souh ra[ae v r@r caracao and FOR SaSsna via
cuacao per $ 5rlri.d per- Philadelphia : at p.
o9 PER Er n Paero at c3rl and G Gnsstoa
per Horde 90 p N; oS nor B si,h .'' 11
b" pAY-A p for campeehe Chapast cha Tsoa sSs
and Yecat,n per ,d for othtr Mexican states. Vera
Cyn must he dI per YgmT r5o al a.6 &n ID
S. 1ToiG r at por : 81 Brmud q 80 p m for New
T,y spain and Portugal r er r. nor Ia as vs
uavre; AZ ,tcr. for Great Britain, Belgium, Ncther-
erand, Aqsti, GcTnaay be Ddirscttd per Gals" al
EG 40 ana tor Europe per Vera VIA sCgtnamptSsn
and Iircm.n & IPo-,uaa must be directed per werral;
~ 30 M scotland GrS per , SFfas az s
Ga,soW fortune Island and Jamaica; also iaemel and
Nuxs Ha1 per M, Adirg aeme aav GSV ana o for
tS as,,H 3Iiis Sc pcr saXona o..,,, l,..u Can
Mails Tor ,ose here February 30, at p. m. Mails
for a Hawaiian s E p,T A AZ iron M sas
F., S Society Islands per ship Tahiti from san Fran.
ior ~ iose here February '23 az p N. Mails for
cisco, New.Zeaand. Hawaiian, FIJI and Samoan
HIsods per zeaandia from san Francisco close
is.'i at p. (or on arrival al New-fcrk Of
here ,mr1n,a With british malls for Australia Mails
To
% Key west Fla. close ut this office daily at $50 no
mo schedule OF closing % t over
saI transit 20 San Froncsco Mails from the East AZ:
,inq On time san Francisco on the day OF sailing o.
steamers arr dispatched thence tn same day Regis
,cr'd mail closes 9 30 .. previous day.
'''' CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Postmaster.
po.,oaico New.Yorl y Y. February IL. 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
lyAMERICAN NOME IN BERLIN.
THE NEW RESIDENCE or TIE AMERICAN
MINISTER.

THE NTW RESIDENCE or TIE AMERICAN
MINISTER.
From The Berlin National Icituhg Oh fcpiud'y -
Yesterday Mr. william Walter Phelps took posses
sion If m, new home AT So - DorOthccn stra7-c on
,rn cornnr uf Ncuc Wilhelm 7tI1--c. IT j. probably
30 49, lime mai such extraordinary aud extensive
,rerc made i'm "A private house In order 10
a,,.uf n IN uuruo-e, Of public entertainment when, IA
I The torru of thc occupant could Last bat
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d NcdI ~ w.; i'N'.',', H. o,.,rti, h,.n il pyod
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ia IA compdfatNcA snort t'V' ~ 80, it,'',.
tons M Inc aiciuVtt' INV, '.' ~ - i,..
stretches it, Icnsth through threc S,Dlc9, oI &
which a. shops nave Dei pnD OUT VI tt ltr,r '
turned INTO rooms II Jhc a''N M anu ny. ~ 10
and through Inc 81 ANlS ana ''nPi"h rum ,I % "o
hr-t h01i- Witl cisW ~"Ito", "l ~ ,+ -. marc
and through hhdIIl, III INC "rP'' 'uu - '''''' ''
servants rooms. MI these rooms Ha1 10 h'Ac con
ncctiOn n some way, ana beside, IL Wa iouid nee
on, IA hire orc Of the shop, in Ncuc Wilhelm Strdosr