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DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

Washington. Oct 10 (speciaD.-An adjourned moot
Ing OF the National Society OF the Daughters OF inc
American Revolution took place this afternoon IN ts
city, Letters were received from Mrs. Harrison. &C.
cepting thofce Of president OF the society ana nom
DR.. W. Seward Webb. president-eeneral OF the Sons
of tho American Revolution. cordially welcoming tne
orranisation Of the Daughters. Other letters were
received from eli the United States. giving en-
couraeemcnt in the work. The Committee on Seal
reported, recommending q Daughter In the dress o.
I776, at the spinning wheel and Ut the same DINO
rocking . cradle. with the motto: "The hand thae
rocks tho cradle rules the world" The eligibility
clause was amended that every Daughter should
trace her ancestry back through the soldier OF the
Revolution to the mother The vicepresident m
charge Of the organization. Mrs. Flora Adams Darling
reported the names Of Mrs william Writ Henry Is
president to organize the Virginia society Mrs. John
Quincy Adams. - president. to organize the Mas
sschusetts society Mrs. Roger 4. Pryor - president
to organise the New-York society. aud Mr. .. j..
Buckner wife Of Governor Buckner. as president to
rpanize the Kentucky society and they were elected
ct once and to start It's collection Of Revolutionary
such relics to allow them to be exhibited IN connection
with the Columbian Exposition. and to remain per-
manently In Washington.
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colorles. ace. need cARrER,s LITTLE LIVER Pills
PsstsADcc Notice.
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land Italy Portugal and Turkey must b. areese
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other Mexican States via Vera Cruz must be directed
Yucatan'N at p m for Bluehelds ana Greytown, per
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IA, a g. Oter from NewAOreans. -
Mails for Society Islands. per ship City fsPefc
from San Francisco close here October 80 81 go
n m Mails for Australia, View leslend, hawsilsa I'D
and samoan Islands pr ZeaandtS Cfro@ Saa Fraa-
hsTs Sq;sTSe s.n 4 si a g; . e s
and thence BY steamer close at this once daily -
o. m Mails Miaueon: BY rail 70 Boston ana s4snSe
Ry steamer close a thi, office daily a 30 N Mns
ss,Iios Mondays and Thursdsvs) close q this once esy
a. "a m Mails for Mexico overland unless speeteY
dispatch BY steamer Close at this once esv
The schedule Of cloaine Of trans Pacific m:s u Or:
.ns on the prrsumpti0n their unnterruntd overland
.arsit In San Francisco Mails from the East errvfne
on s1srascned thence she same Day Resistered mad
closes ~ CORNELIUS VAN coTT, pcssmasses
Pcstoniee NcwYork: ~ v, Octnhr. III 1s9o
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DIED.

DIED.
BALpNH-on Tuesday October IA, $780, Edward Bal
bach en-, In Tn s7th year Of his age.
Funeral ervices his home. NO 10 FefEusoa-st' Nc"
1nserme, in %ous Pleasant Cemetery. Newark. n
CLEAvEASD'n SATURDAY. October 49, cosneiia o'eaVe-
Relatives and frsads ere invited TO- attend the funeral
services nc ths residence OF her brother, Dr. T. w.
Cleavelad 24c West 43dss. on Moaday, at 10 10 a. M
Interment at N~.Hsven, Conn.
cInson.s n1etiyn, October II. Of pneum0nia Erne.;
Latou 50 Of Brace and Jeanette L. Dickinson aged 70
yyserai .exee.. the Church of the Eoy Trinity. Clin
tOnst esnsr hOnsasue's on sao'i'y' OCTOBER H. 81
DoUeHTY-In his city. oes0Ser IS. Esoers C. Doughty
R.. ~ n.nd. are invited e attend he isns,.
Monday. tstosr 90 At ! 30 p m
Interment . Poshkscpse: .. rsu,.s.x
oesoSer K Wiiisn E. H.rTon Of Elizabeth N. j. aged
vS.ss m. m, oxfordss. Philadelphia on Monday.
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Poughkeepsie, Oct 10 (speciaD.-The third annual
meet of the Duchess Hunt Club occurred this after
noon the wsppingers Falls Road, and tho run was
to New-Hackensack thence by the Hackensack Road
to the Duncan place, east Of vassar College, where
1t ended. Among the riders were Archibald Rogers,
master mounted on Garrydeon; E. p. Rogers, on
Brian Miss Albertson, on Dashawsy; Mrs. g. J..
Colgate, on Turk; Mr. Chandler, and others Tne
highest Jumps Of the were made, and the sport
was witnessed by over 1000 people. in vehicles Of
every description. Tho brush was awarded to Miss
AIbertson. Before the run Mrs. g. J. Colgate gave
tho club a breakfast at the handsome house on the
New Hamburg Road Among the prominent people
present were Vice President Morton and Mrs. Morton,
Professor Gaines and wife, Of Eastman College, MT.
and Mrs. John A. Roosevelt. Dir. and Mrs. irving
Grinnell Mr.. Rives and family, Mr.. n. Kane, OF the
New. York Yacht Club; Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lawrence,
Mr.. and Mrs Garfield, Mr.. and Ms. f. n , Howell
the artist, Of Highland DR.: Bayley and wife, MISS
Roosevelt, S. S. sands and the Misses SANDS JoEn j.
Aston J. r. Landon Kane Il. F. lelverton and WIG,
George Cornwall, and Mrs Ferris and sister,
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m on xxn ANNUAL NK1x1xa % I'M 40
CITATION on ooEESeEs AID y1zRAxA:
e j TORY SCHOOLS.

1tcn. Oct 10 BDeciaU.-1As sessisas q - ID
saap meeting Of IN Nsw-EsusA AssoslaGt@ q
Censs an Preparatory eshoeb vsse sn4sd Ss-AAy -
~ p1sss q LibsN Arss q Bostpa uutverafy, a
somsstsk Al ths bastness nesting ths annual ~
postwas received and ~ Ssi1sviss s1ssss sassesa
iue b ensuing year: President, Timothy Dwis4s;
vics4saAents, John Tstaow anA l. Cark essys: ssess
taryf "a treasures. Ray eseens Hafns; sseesae 60
mttts -Cecn r. p. Bancroft Helen A. sAasss. winla3
CarsJolank Horace II. wiIlAxd anA Charles ": 13ee.
D{nssion On tAe Sub1ect .CouA ths Oeunes
Sssn g study iot ~ ssses.cs.h.R n A. A. :: ::
Ysie nd sonsinSsd 81 81. Robert z: KEEP y.,as''s1
e 4. Aaa0ys, Assas% N,en, q Bosom
schoc and Acaden1ies 10 Undztaas The Aavsnesa
Nathasaics fDr Admission 70 Colesei' was ths sa6.
HssAsy. px pSoyes y ia discussion ~hleS fon0ved
IVES onsd b. Professor Louis Poilens, Of Dsrtmousn
o'ss s1a tn y 6 Snss e cda:s @
for BasI Of Arb b Reduoeai' Professor rHca 49,
that hdA not know whsre such Scmand eooH eI ~
nom :oSoC., n Ss...Diy na from S sts1sas He
found mseh unable TO Sympathise with the idea tnas
ne ms g Hs r. 4. s. pun
S 9 I e sae .,s .s
nologysgess smeS.desIy Il t:vos o. :psssi!:a.,SSn o
CambrEe, declared that Harvard already gives ste.
Che prcrSed time, II Sc IS able 70 DO 50: One o.
the stunts from ks preparatory school, now IN nc
gior NJ, A. Sox sS az nj: ns
plungento heated defence u tho shorter course des
ssiH Warn spoke against It, P SsaS b1nSsrf
Of the Sa standard vGch !. s the pnyih s. ana duty
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AxrmR oARsxEy IN sEssNy

The National Association Of Amateur osrsmen met Lat
evening ct Gisey House There we're present Henry
,vs,.n. o.rA.id Of Albany; w. Howard Gibson. Of
Wsshinrson: c. O. Petersen. OF NewYork; N. A. Mullen
of Newark; II. X. Hinchmsn and Harry Mcmillan. Of
phsdsphis, and James s. Ahsrp. Of Providence ErAs'
tus D. Rosers Of Tssaa~t Canoe Club OF woee'ef'
Nsss vas disqualified. md zeens and Snyder OF the
Col.bh Rat Club AiIsebsny City John sullvAn Of the
CITY Po.s Rovias Association. Bostou. md H. y. Flem
,nc Of Boston we're rcnsat rAe subject Of intsressns
she PUBLIC mere fully In raeinS competitions vss seos.eu
=. ..ms leustA and ne deuIty q arranging reeaeA
=. ,h.s Ne speesassrs ean sppsrsuny seeing
,ss - from b snaias end feis Be grievssa
oee. ,..x ....
Tbs ~ q sAestsainG Ne racing courses 'eme s''.
.uuosifsou n 70 viii 10 doubs suoos fevtns men u
,s,ae. me project Il HAVING courses made win .
ss,sirAhwsy and turn vss sse sAosshs |" % sesova'
.h,e re- many ssassas, bat 10 likely INA ssns efnnse
se>asu sesliae beesrr Ne pressas enes'v ssans
- xseeaaa q Ne sssscisssa vhseA vin d AsA n
JaauAY
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-ur Koyry,s PRESS GLIB RECEPTION.

Tho large library Of the Park Avenue Hotel was
filed last night with the members OF the Womens
prrss Climb and their CHESTS, who came to meet Mrs.
Nicho,son Of aT1e yew-Orleans Pcayune.' Ms.
Jsnuie c. Cruy, with the reception committee, con-
si.tine of Mrs. Isabel Mslon and Mrs. Julia Hayes
parry received the guests aud introduced them TO the
guest of the evening. Among those present were Mrs
I'm. Diets CIymer president Of sorosis, Miss Helen
Wst.ersou, Mrs. Florence C. Ives. Mrs. L. c. Hardy.
NJ, Mar T. BRYAN Mrs. z. p. Heaton, Ms. Georgia
NcIntosh. Dr. j. A. Irwin, DR.. Frank Nicholson,
AuEutus BroTp Of baltimore Foier R SGae supar
Was served at small tables at half past 10 O'clock
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Mr.. HARRIMAN's RETIREMENT.

TO the Editor Of the Tribune.
Sir: The report in your issue Of October Of the
meeting Of tho stockholders OF the Illinois Central
Railroad Company stated that N appeared from the
reading Of the minutes Of the directors meetings hat
vce-President Hartman had been practically sus-
pended from ONCE before he resigned"
The reference to the vcepresdent, quoted above,
Is entirely erroneous Mr.. Hartman was not sue-
pended nor Is there anything In the records Of tho
company to indicate that he on the contrary I've
wss, ct his own request, temporarily relieved from
portion Of the duties assigned TO the VICE president.
A. G. HACKsTAFF,
Secretary Illinois Central Railroad Company.
New York, Oct. 1s, 1890
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RETALIATION AT TEE ALTAR
Fpm TheOgdensburg IN. " Star.

Fpm TheOgdensburg IN. " Star.
Mss Ella Henrhan, o very pretty young lady in the
torn Of e0nstanta, Oswego County, has taught her
fale love-, jay Nichols. lesson. About year ago,
afr on extended courtship the two to have been
mrried. The friends and the minister were on hand,
bJ Nichds failed to appear.
The yong lady bore up under tho trying ordeal az
blvely As could have bcen expected She learned
nSt day that her betrothcd had faltsred at the last
n1nent and fed to the South.
rdndled. It was once more arranged that the wed
dig should take place. The Rev. Mr.. Embries par
scage was the place agreed on.
lust as the two had Joined hands for the ceremony
ruff voice cried out Break away y and her brother
aieared and took her away, leaving the wouh-bs
b<edict alone with the minister.
diss Ella had paid her lover back in his own coin.
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rorA POPULATION sooS TO BE ANNOUNCED

wsshgton, Oct. 1s.-The count Of the population
OF the ctry has been about completed by the Census
once. he populations Of all the States. With the
excepto Of South Dakota, Florida Maryland. Vir-
GINA an Wisconsin, have already been announced.
The deain the case of the States named Is occasioned
by recouts ordered IN some districts. W. C. Huut,
the cheff the population division expects TO have the
BY the me superintendent Porter gets back-he Is
expectedo arrive IN this country Thursdsy-the once
the popution OF the forty nine states and Territories.
ThS fgus given In the last two censuses Will be
by the resent census. Later on bulletins will be
ised gfing the population Of 100 Of the principal
cites Of oe country.
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rHE xxp OF FEE EAxwyKLD SALE.

The sale Of Riehsrd Msns0eids collection OF snones
vss finished yesterday At the Ffth Avenue Aneuon
Rooms. The receipts for tho DAY were es'oSe 70.
hr,ua;ns the total proceeds OF the sale to about
500 600 Some AZ the Gales Of yesterday were: Fouf
40 Rngiish prints Of hunting scenes s4o; collection
a ola staaordshirs ana Chelsea figures. foM - 10
sse 50 sscA pair q Oh majoiics vases. with figures
n MA ve.ief go; pair Of antique Chinese er.cke
vs~ee so; Yirst Empiro clock IN ps eesnse. Sso'
:. -, os bcouss eanAelAba with Egy2dsn hgussI
s1o IN "a osssuAai shrine. o. joss hcass, Of noa
M soe:s sss = e: -. .s.::As ssf o 9;
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A BOSTON MINISTER RESIGNS
THE REV. MR. HAYNES, OF UNION TEMPLE
BAPTIST CHURCH, UNWILLING TO
WORK TOO HARD.

Boston. Oct 10 (specaD.-The Rev. Emory :!
Haynes resigned his pastorate OF the Union Tempe
Baptist Church last night at the close OF tho regular
Friday evening meeting. He read the following letter
To the Union Temple Baptist Church
Dearly Beloved It seems to be the opinion OF
some among you that more parish work Tan be rgntS
expected of me in this pastorate than either aSeeo
to or am now willing to undertake. Ny strength and
continued good health it is my duty to preserve INC
demapds made BY such vast congregations upon
speaker are in my experience OF five and half
years quite necessitsting considerable husband
ing of energy The conduct Of the prayer-meetngs
and the inevitable public duties connected with .
worldwide parish add their proper and Important
loads More am not willing to attempt Therefore.
with entire good toward the church and you. with
an honest effort to deal with You In manly franknesa
beg You to accept my resignation Of the pastorate to
tahe affect November next and may the blessing
Of God be upon you. Ahectionately.
EMORY J. HAYNES.
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3s4 FIFTH AVENUE NETWORK CITY.
Ire are found only the comforts Of home blended with
ALL rat art culture and unstnted expenditure can con-
trs TO the perfection OF mundane existence. The Cam.
bride Is palace In all It's material appointments. an cpl.
curn temple in its facilities for good living. and nucleus
OF he convenences and diversions atainabe in the Great
est ty OF World. Visitors TO New-York viii IND
in yrenz Reich the proprietor OF the Cambridge
an nterainer fitted TO his prpcely surroundings, and
Willie surprised ct the testimonies Of genIts which has
mad possible genuine hone-ufe In hote-tRIchmond
Distch.
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MARRIED.

DE ,ANCEY-GRANNIS-O Thursday, October 16, 1900,
atm Saints Church, Brarclin Westcheser Co.. n y,
bythe Rev Henry L. Myrick. Rector, Edward Etlenne
detAneey son Of Edward T. de LAncey, OF New-York,
lucia CLEVELAND second daughter VI tho late Rev.
Villain II. de L. Grannis.
GRHEs-LE BAHRE-October Is. at Presbyterian
Chrch, Delaware Water tep, By Rev D. Stuart Meors'
Crses both Of Delaware Water Gap. Pa.
KoErER-sNow-on Thursday, October 10, 1890, at tn
Of the BRIDES parents R!yervale y. j., by the
Re, WIN. Allen Johnson, OF MIddleown, Conn, Lieut.
Fracis J. Koeste, 10th u s. Cavalry, to Miss Mabel
Sno.
PRELE-PERSOyETTE-On Thursday, October 10,
ls0s At the resldmee Of the BRIDES parents by the Rey
VIM Lloyd Luatn A. Personct:e daughter OF G. e
Persictte TO water f. Preble, both OF this city.
ouERAU-wOOpFORD-On Thursday October 10. BY
the nv Chas, Baker, Jennie daughter OF Hudah and
the ie +. T. wbodford ~ Eugene Mailer Quereau. all
Of BAOklyn.
Notes of marriages must be indorsed with foil
name md addr.as.
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YALE CLASS RACES ON LAKE WHITNEY.

New-Haven, Conn.,, Oct 13.-The races Of the Yale
class crews rowod this afternoon Lake Whitney,
and were witnessed by nearly 1000 people The
races were mile straight away, and were close and
exciting The contest for the Ford single scu prize
was won by B. Hodge, 'o3; rreadwell. 'o1. close
second The second contest was an cightoared barge
race between crews Of o3 and 'o4. and was won by
the sophommes in :0s, by two lengths. The acc
between the sOphomores and Juniors was won by tho
sophomore by three lengths time, 4 :35.
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no CELEBRATE vow YOLTKDs BYErHDAY

Tho admirers OF General Won Moltke In this city
met last night to continue the preparations for the
celebration Of the ninetich anniversary Of his birth
1t was decided TO hold the anniversary meeting at the
Metropolitan Opera House the evening OF October
e. Many prominent Of this city have promised
to be present. Seidrs orchestra has been engaged
Anal meeting Of representatives from all the German
societies Of the city at No. 1s2 Thrd-ave. next
Wednesday Might
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Is wonderful note how the taste Of the American
pede is being educated the matter of household furnish
and decorations Everything that is desirable In the
waf decorative arr Ia eagerly sought for and the demand
tasI to the utmost the art dealers OF This city The
pio,e. house in this business Is the welknown one Of
Syrer Co.. who are now located In their quarters
a. 10 5h-ave corner Of 2sth.st where they offer the
fine collection ever brought together 10 select from.
vsors should avail themselves Of this opportunity to ex
ami this wonderful collection.
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Business chances bargains OF all sorts and wants Of
all kinds mentioned In the many columns Of short
Advertisements the eighth and ninth pages Of The
Tribune to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-19

Are you In need Of anythlngi Then examine tho
many coiumifs Of short advertisements on the
eighth and ninth pages Of The Tribune this morning
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nAreds hair nostrums hsve been aos up 70 compete
Janus preparation preserving and identifying the hair
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wheryou fall to find what you want elsewhere,
look anng the little advertisements OF The Tribune.
To-day ey are on the eighth and ninth pages.
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When in search Of work workers, horses or car
riaces board or rooms or real estate, consult The
Tr6nne;s lite Advertisements Of the people" There
are many columns of them on tho eighth and ninth
pages to-day.
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Tresulate the stomne hlver and bowels. and promote
dlgsion take one OF Carters Little Liver Pills every
mig. Try them.
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B. AND o. OFFICIALS INSPECTING THE LINE.
Baltimore, Oct. 1e.-Presdent Mayer First Vice
President Smith, Second vice-Presidcnt King, and d.
rectors James Sloan. George Deb. Keim and William
+. Burns, Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, left
Camden Station night by special train annual
tour Of Inspection OF all the Western lines Of the road
They will be gone about ten days William Johnston
Of the Johnston Line Of steamers, accompanied the
party.
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Wonderfully Fascinating,
The Cambridge.

the ey game Rdoubt old and young Sold By all tov
dears price 81 will and Instruct the whole Nmy
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RxILR0AD INTERESTS
TIE ExCU1seoN RARTT RErUn&.
1xM Ann Ds1asnrxD WIEN TEE 'scExxxz
AxOxe I'M raxE % TIM LEz1sH RoAD.

S9S08soSSs "
1xxH Ann DnzasnrxD WIEN TEE 'scExExx
AxOxe 1ns LIKE % xm LEz,sH HoAD.
NJ spssl,, s.auns sxssssam srala Il sAs LeAisA
val,V 1sihssA, easyine Afl8 gsssts q the company
ssllsA INT - rsnnsy,vsnA Railroad etsa1sA jerry
C31v. q $40 Sejock ~ HigAt II entire y19
ssnsl - - h psrtiesasy NJ sprits snA tsssa essh
49, heartily q tAey tsperstsa zDr tasef vsr1ess
essolnA1iaaa. Themes J. Klase, ~ general hsse1n
hSeAt as,nt a IL IeAisA vs,isg Company, vno was
80 q Ne oAcsah In charge a ~ exeurssoa, az
Ie0ss himself a. entirely aaisAe4 With ~ rssa,s
It IL ztp. sws eavs sur ssssh ens d u ansss
EXAMINATIONS q mountain scenery snA Of As mining
nAastries tAsa caa b AaA.' said he. s1hs noss d
thsM AaA never bssa throagk tAas section o. country
sors md were really anvsepaesd ior Tie nasntaeenes
Of TIE TIP. An seemed 10 enjoy u thoro4shr.' ia
Anru manner in which TIE guesta tAanked HI. klase
- IL accompanying niroAA o(AciAh bore testimony
10 lii statement
A. announced In TAs 1nsans, the excursion
left Jersey City Friday morning under tho sharss
< I. J. klase. general freight agent; r. H. Wilbur
assistant second veepresIdsat; H. Stanley Goodwin
general superintendent, and T. B. Byingtcn, general
passenger sssat TAe train passed ovr tho main line
and Potfsve divisisn Of tho roaA 70 Poesvie, and
thence Over the acoal bfanches' TIA party stopped
II No coal REGIONS Of the sehuyndn and u TIKI
Haxeton and HEAVIER Meadow coal regions, whers
ne processes Of "suffece mining were seen. tn
sssn rssehsa willssbsrrs at o'clock p n: n hon,
u tho coal lssions The guests wore tnken to u.
Myonins v:IEy assei sSeTe accommodation ND
An elaborate dinner wss served there. ut whicf
sps.chs. we've made By Judge Henry A. Moore. Aa,o.
De fo.pset shah q the LsnisS v.iisy Coal Company
Wa visited By the entire party, and many Of them
TIE % q tie nine S,s Ts un
which was reached q O'Clock yesterday evening
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N a0z DrunDos1 woas oe 1ns4
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NEw.YoRK CENTRAL VIEWS NAY BE SEEN BY

NEW-nUKk CENTHAL VIEWS NAY BE oEHEN I"
ALL.
W. IL Jackson, Of Denver, has taken number OF
views Of scenery along the line OF the NewYork Central
and Hudson River Railroad, which have been on ex.
hbition for several days at the Wagner Palace Car
Company's ONCE, at Forty -fourth-st and Vanderbilt
ave-, opposite the Grand Central Station. To afford
the public generally an opportunity to inspect the
pictures the exhibition will be continued tomorrow
and Tuesday from IL . N. TO p. m
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