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nsw blood aId akin puFi Oar and egeatest o9
humos ssmediss. caosnses the bleod Of all II.
pagtstes and poisonous elemsntA and thus 70
moves TIE cArax Hence the CCrscURA RxM1-
DIES eurs every species At agon1xing. humilt
sfing. itching. burning, scaly and psmply dis
easss Of the skin. scalp and bleed. With los Of
hair. and I'll hunonL bloschss. srupsinus. soFea
sealss and cyusm. whefhar simple. scsotalous o.
ooufasfoaa Wien The bot phystcians and eli
other remedies fasl.
Sold syszywherA Price. CrTfcrRA. Socs eoAp.
sc REsolysxT. a. Prepared b. the PorxED
Daus AID CHEMICAL CoxrozATIoS, Boston.
Eessnd for sHow 10 cuxe Skin Diseases.r
0l0v'c skin and Scalp purified and hsauti-
OHUI y Asd By CuucrRA SOAR. Absolutely
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FEE CITY OF PAsIs.


- pnnaesd Vessel Left for Ltvespeei
Last Might.
a6uDox. April i.--Agsnts Of the Inmsn
- h1seraph from Qaeenstown - fellows:
~ 1eoded compartments Of the Csty a
- ~ I'll pumped dry. A Gloss exam
tltoa shows the lotion Of the vessel 70
= uninjursd and eli the bulkhssds are
6ond exeept those In the engine room,
- vers somewhat damaged by the
londins Of the broken machinery. The
~ Engines are in working condition and
RI Slsamer viii leave Queenstown for
liverpool tonight under her own steam.
y or Judgment the vessel Was through
sert perfectly safe, and everything shows
- vouId have continued TO float indefi-
10y. q she was without further submer-
- u risk After the original disaster oc-
mno6
~ lailed for Liverpool tonight
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ncpnao Rsiserss oavprielng Enowt-
49, d Lsbes Mseters.
LIZ. April 1.-The National 6aeo1SSs
- sor1espondnt telegraph that Jules
- ,one Of the French delegates = the
- eeulefsncs, 10 surprised 81 the extent
nnpsfor Williams knowssdee. He
- enpesof b greatly changed; be
- - ialssly represented 70 a. Tor
- II the labor confessucs has ne
80 snepsacticA result IL viii b usaful
51ioo = skspsics; u win b the signal Tor
6neu depaSsurs. Prince Bismarck intro
1nGot kinself thus: Il am Bismarck.
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An old bachelor Of 70 winters by The
name Of Neil. Of Watanga county, Ga,
wanted to marry Miss Myra Mccnllsck. Z
pretty young girl II pears old. Neil loved
the giri bettsr than his own life. and when
he proposed V her she refused 10 marry
him. He begged and pleaded With her. and
finally she told him she never intended to
speak 70 him again. Neil Immediately
went away. and securing IN AZ, be laid bis
right hand across log and with one stroke
cut Il OF ~ the wrist. saying that It would
b mark OF a6lietion upon him for learn
ing 70 love young girl whom be ought %
have known would never marry him.
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Dsn1as. April l. lin consequence 81 the
~ tsmiae. purveyors are urging the
1s1dearsth to repeal the Las against the
0poetAtson Of foreign meat Dealers
n1ed he price OF meat 70 per cent today.
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pill and Alex.

! 3 Ps1smsuao. April l.--ArranRsments
WI b msds for . meeting Of Emperor
william and the csar during the coming
summer. The emperor viii attend the
msnouvss 81 the Russian army Ct Kras-
70 6h6too1o
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snARCK GREETED
1hnsiasm On the Prince,s
seventy Fifth Birthday.
ERoR WILLIAMS PRESENTS.


q orxs, April l-Today was ~ 75<h
8 1iyosssfy birthday Of Bismarck. The
- station 1t FrisdFsichsruhs wss
- hlocksd BY the enormous number Of
80 arriving for the prince.
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The saohomish Saa gives the people
good advice when IL says: Drop all
preiudices nov. gentlemen. and decide
upon the best man for the place. and who
ever Is elected to preside over the city Of
Snohomish. let "a give him eur support %
long a be seryes US faithfully"
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beaux. April 1.-The convicted muir
M q eight women was hanged 1t Siege
- Hungary. He exhibited great cow
0dice On The scaffoid.
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Culvsr's casooiic sAve-msssc healef-cut1
bruises, huruA etc Twenty-Five centa
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The very best bargains in Sea tle are for sale
By DAME Jones 4 Co. Batter eiock. corner OF
James and second streetA
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noRTHFRN PAciFIc RAIIRoAp.

fouYist sleepaux-cau daily e~rveen seattle
and Chirseo Twenty-dys mfles the shortest
rcu,e ana seyen hours and thirty <ix minutes Ia
sdvancs Of competing Inca A. Chiiberg, city
ticket axens 7ls second street Boston block; 3
Tonkin. depot Uctee agent soattiA
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For SALE.
1 Complete Set Of Abstract Bools
Of whatcom CouatE.

This valuable ~ of booAA nov q Q4a1o1
valss on accosnf u ne crest ~ n ien4
" nes In this county. wae caSefall1 oe0D1a0
nom the original books q socoe0 By the ln1o
.ousa. conpsssnt sssoneg. 81 = now oGs010
Acd .ss Ma xxearg 4 SCOTT. A1na.ae
uosrsx. Whasco0- Wsah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
BROWN UNIVERSITY.
THE SEARCH FOR A MISSING PROFESSOR

THE SEARCH FOR A MISSING PkotF>SO'
Providence r. l., Dec. II (>pecial-Ihe Pue'
.oupe Of college life has been disturbed in the last
week by the mysterious disappearance OF PROFESSOR
Bancroft. lie left his home on MONDAY morning. al
the customary hour. but did not come TO inc "''
vcrsty as his custom ON Thursday ai'e'"oo"
when a gentleman reported at the registers once
that he had seen the Professor Monday crossing
Washington Bridge, the students organized III 1onr
divisions for the purpose of making thorough search
Of East Providence. Many Of the students returned
at late hour from this search and we're much en-
Outraged by the information which had been acquired
College exercises were suspended on Friday, and SIN
divisions of students and professors set ont at an
early hour 10 make an extended search from the
Leekouk River back into the country BY noon. how
ever, 1t was asCertained that the information which
had been received on Thursday unfounded. and
further search useless. College exercises were
again resumed on Saturday morning.
The catalogue OF the university for the academic
year 1890 81, will be issued in few days. II will
lie the largest and deliberately prepared catalogue
that the university has published In that 81
1ss9-'0O engraving Of Professor Lincoln. The
catalogue will have an engraving of Professor
darkness II IS the purpose Of the registrar OF the
university Dr. J. C. Stockbrdee, to send copy OF the
catalogue 10 every alumnuS whose address he can OBJ
tain. Should any reader Of The Tribune who IS a
graduate fail 10 receive copy, let him apply at once
TO the registrar. and one viii be sent 10 him.
Professor Bancroft was graduated from Brown in
1855. In the wear 1e65 he was called 10 tie chair
Of English Literature, a position which NE has held
until the present time lie The author Of scv 'rL
books pertaining to the study Of English. and
since hi, connection with the university he has been
ali assiduOus worker.
The lecture in the historical and economic course
Will be gwen by Professor LevermOre, of the MaSNd
chusetts Institute Of Technology. in Manning Hall ON
Monday evening. This viii De the last lecture ON
political parties The remaining five lectures of the
course Will be on the general subject of money.
The Wilson Hall laboratory j. now completely
equipped. having received the la, set Of machine tools
The candidates for the ball nine Will be put in
training Immediately after the Christmas recess.
J. II. Lindsey has been reelected captain Of the
eleven for the ensuing year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
IN TIE LOCAL COLLEGES.
cor,,,,pr,,s VARIED INTERESTS.

, ,,,,or NJ, the Columbia College Alumni
Association will be held at inc h2'ci co'
marrow evening mt 6 80 O'CLOCK fie"cl'o "'
dart 20 president Of the association VIII Plo'o' ~
addresses will be made by President Low" ~
I,t, president of the Harvard Alumni Ass'cf'''ii'
N 'ua " Dono,v president Of the Yale aSSocla-
,t. Iamcs W Alexander, president of inc r'i'o9'o'
ocotion. and william Dudley FoulAe' 90 tlc pIrS
,,, eIcct Of SNarthmure College George We "0 WV
f. az Is chairman of the committee oi "''''t So, .
.rl,o other members william t. h"'''"P' - -,
predecessor John X Rccs -; Robert - 'o''0'i ,.,,,
= NJ. Wainwright, 80; william Nance 90 "''' "'''
lam 5. sloan, - H., 10, tina iunior
, 81, Friday in the Library building. lhe a'oir
nrmi,es 10 be Of great social interest," anu '' I'm"
n,,,o. has worked hard To make 1t Success ''
committee consists Of j. A. h'uh"'u' '
Iarooue. Keasby, Banks and Nichoia, ,o,,u,,,
uramatcs are again beginning 10 n'cio'' 49,
men on December 81 and January i . -
" ,,,o dramatic club will give icp'ouuou'" "
I,..,o r +hn MAY written by G.. 4. Morrison ""iou
~ en- successfully produced last spring Ma'ii'e''
.,u lac given on January and s. ana theH ''o
will take tho performance to Mofrls'o"", =" -
Tuxedo Park and a number OF places i"o ~
much the same as last year ana rol'ca''a'' nav
ready begun. ., ,.,,.o loon made
rh. following important additions nave Deei MAUI
.. tho zooorcal collections OF the College IV'D"H5
~ -, ,lIoction OF marine invertebrates mo'u! III
oicohoI from PASSPORT, Me, and Grand Manan' " b.
-, collection Of Bahinan marine IhVer'eo'a"' ~
scots batnchlans. reptiles and birds, VIII. "U'.. -,
~o, Precedence and Andres; 90 local colec'ol VI
birds, skin, Il 800 specimens "a Local coe'''o" u
inyertclr rates batraCllana and cPtiPss. o. ,.iu 10
,eric, OF indoor class Championship I'm TbTrsday
held I'm the Berkeley Lyceum gymnasium on 1bI, ~
nycnlmr Tor the benefit OF the treasury oi t'S
union Of the college. There WI Gg d Ind tencinq
sophomore OF war contest WIN oiece lice club
| bouts among the contests, and the co'eeo 7
Will sing - ,,,u. tor the hearing OF
,.a. ,vas organized in the Law school Iast W Wy, a.,
/ The membership viii be limited 10 I"c"'' 1'' ~
sessions will DC weekly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
ROCHESTER,.

Rochester y y. Dec II topccia) dlsciplnmS
-, the freshmen la, been the principal incident IN C."
,c5s this week The ca-- had it, supper at "cn@cp
oo Monday night going by special car over the Eric
r,ad ON Tuesday morning the jubiant freshmen re
,urrcd reaching college just as the chapel exercises
began. Forming in line IN the lower NAIL "'S
marched into the chapel while the other students were
i,-i,, g, hvmn They bore their tnastmas'cr, Jcn-
i,c on their shoulders and gave their class vel re-
noatodly President iii on Wednesday suspended tho
,oastma.ter for ninety day. suspended two or thTcs
other leaders from Icc!taOas, and prohibited all VINO
n,rtcjpatcd in the disorder from attendance upon
chanel exercises for the rest Of the term The class
,Lca Dr. Hi TO visit the punishment on all alike, A.
al y,cr. enunily guilty. After many had called on
lin individually. acknowledging their fault DR.. III!
decided to grant the request
,rte la,io club Of the university gave It first con
cert hi, season at Newark, Wayne County, On Thurs
The new university whist club has organized and IS
holding stated meetings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
CLOSING THE TERN 1T PENNINGTON.

Pennington, y. j., Dec IA (~pc ian.-Thc rcci'a-
tons Of the term closed on Thur-Gay afternoon, and
the examinations began Friday morning a. O'Clock
and will continue until Friday al 10 O'clock a. which
time the fall term will close and the students will leave
for the Christmas holidays. returning on January ..
The term ha, been attended with marked success, and
ii hoped that the winter Will open with large
an attendance Is did the fall term.
The last entertainment Of the term held in the
seminary chapel Friday evening, The programme
one Of the most pleasing Of the term. and
follows Plano duet Misses 4. l.. saunders and l.. W.
Barnes; recitation LtsCa,' MIS-, L. Belle Clarke :.
Grafton, Friendship" g. r. BARBER, Philo. Gcc, The
Church in the Wildwood recitation The swan Song,
Miss H0uck; piano solo, Miss Eanman recitation,
"The Tear Of Repentance Miss Johnson, vocal solo,
" The Song that Reached Ny Heart" Miss Carrie
Barber: recitation, III. Convict Miss Price; piano
duet Miss Van Zandt and Professor GOerteler: rcca-
ton, Aunt Poly's George Washington Miss Han
cock: selection The Pope PhilO. Glce. The whole
programme was "a success, and each one taking part
deserves great credit. The most pl'ains feature,
however, the PiilO. Gee. At IN" close Of thel;
first selection the students appaudcd until they reap
pcared and announced johnny Piper a. their second
piece. IL pleasantly received, until Mr.. CrOwe
was observed n be DurDO,-y mixing himself up Wit
the motions. when Storm Of applause burst forth
which continued throughout the singing of The se!cc
ton: nor would the audience be satisfied until The
Rooster had been given. ON saturday night the Ia :.
meetings 81 the societies hci. which time The
officers for the ensuing term were installed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
.JDIINS HOPKINS.

baltimore Dec. II (Specia.-The Christian Assoc!a-
ton feature Of social life at the Hopkins University, Is
encouraged not only by President Gilman and the
trustees but also b. prOuiucn, citizens, who lend
their influence and financial assistance u the Young
Mems Christian Association. Eugene lowering,
prominent merchant, has given the student, Young
Mems Christian Association fine building for library.
reading rooms and lecture hall. Other friends Of the
organization have contributed 10 the maintenance Of
the institution. President Gilman and several other
members Of the faculty giving lectures 10 the
association and various o. entertainment and
instruction are opened TO the members
The difficulty over the championship Of the inter
class football league has been settled. The class Of
,gl will play of the tie with the class Of '02 Oh
January 10.
The glec and banjo clubs after two months Tehcars
ing arc prepared for the Christmas recess concert
tour The clubs have chartered elegant private car
and will travel in luxurious style. They Will give
concerts in number OF Western Maryland and southern
pcun,vlvarla towns The members Of the banjo club
are George w DObbn. IT, p. l.. Wickcs, IT., william
: Blackford, A. ;. Mackenzie first baniOs; Douglas
II. Thomas IT,, second banjo; i. ID. Love, X. q.
Williams Il. W. Hodges, j. Aberc?Ombie, guitars
W. p. Reeves, cello. The glce club consist, Of ".
(irliss l.. f. Menger, J. stewart. first tcn1rs q. W.
MoKay W. p. Reeves, &. +. Woods jr. first bass
p Carey, +. Baker. g. {. Morrison, second bass.
The quartet is q. W. smith, W. Grhss y. =. Carey
and H. r Reeves.
one of the best exhibitions Of amateur photography
aver seen in baltimore the display this week al
The house OF the Theta ri Chapter. There are about
thousand photographs in the collection ard a ma orty
of them are worthy OF professionals. Professor H. A.
Rowland exhibits his prize tram parcnces and scene,
in Norway, Alaska. California. Nantuchct and other
places. fhe other exhibitors include G. Pliny Brig.
bam J. Elliott Gipln. Delano Ames and f. Latrnpe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
PRINCETON.

Princeton. y. j., Dec. II (spccia-Since the Close
OF the football all interest is turned 70 base
ball with the feeling that the loss OF the championship
in the former must be retrieved by victory IN the lacr
The prospects probably never better than 'cy are
this year With an experienced captain and probably
the .ame team that represented the college last year.
There * no reason why Princeton should not capture
the pennant next spring Captain Dana VIII nav
every opportunity to train his men during the Winter
,nontbs The new cage is completed and VIII ahoid
every opportunity for indoor pracu'e. IiSe W.
will divide the building into two equal parts I" eh""'
two batteries 10 work at the same ume' lhe'r !
nor, baseball material in the colkgc THIS year tah
over before and every man will work hard 10 earn
nlacc ON the team If possible II /, the intention "i
Captain Dana 10 have the freshman nine practise ID
the cage with a view 10 playing practice ganles WIN
the university nine in the spring
The call for a mass meeting OF The college 10 ''~"'
tho advisah,utv Of abolishing lacrosse college
sport hs, called forth considerable discussion H'"''r
the students and the general sentiment seems to favor
dropping the game.
AZ meeting Of the sophomore cl'>s. Alexander
NcGa-iu WAS elected orator and John /. Thslry DC
batter for the Wahn-ion, Birthday exercise inc
freshman class, last week. elected Is orator ana o'
batter Thomas 7. Bailey and JOIN VI p ,,.S H. ~
spccvely The Na,ssu Herald ci!tor' have '"''''
james \. Nathc>on chairman. ,...
4 hockey club Aa> hcca sanIc1 30 the Iph'iH''
cla,, William /. Hayden ha, been elected 'iltii'
'rle s"r"nd di[i.,on Of senior. cout'-stug for TIE
Baird prizes VIII speak next Wcd"r'da c,ri,in -,
Tho .p,.akcr, Will De: OratOn>-NH- "a NhII' -
!, Er.,vu Louis B Crane. Claire II. Dcnman: tH"ifl
u Evans H. John T.. lloshins. Phinea@ - hvni,9.
ilnch NcNinch, George H. Wallace. "r"rao j. N.r'i
and Charles d. White: dIsputatlon, Ai'd ). i,'Ill.
and FRANKLIN +. Moore, Charles i. Camgu'I ana
samuel WATSON. .,. ,.,.., , ,,,t.
n a recent meeting Of the Penn Charter luh L9Al'
\ Rcchncr "a. wa elected vice president I'D pace
of Henry G.. Granger. resigned - .. t.~ an
The December number of " Tie Nassau III. aP
roar.d Yesterday morning. The Lr>i selection J.. tr
I,rile s,ory entitled "Od I'm, Little BROTHER b.
Df ILLINOIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
orxrnAL ruroLoGlcAL SEMINARY.

TN, General Th,olo-icd SEMINARY catalogue mas
,, hceu issued for IN" year l7Oo ~. The i"uIV
r,ips UNCHANGED from last year. with the exception
,,.. ,liition 81 George T.. ~tUhb> VI w. Instructor
-, church music The lists Of the students $40" ~
,,l,r member, in the senior class. - Tn the hid''
,,, a. I'm IN, Junior class. Reside, these there are
- nc,i,l students > oi whom arr associated "l'n 'o
,r c,,s. with the middle aud the remaining
. ,,th the Junior class, In the post graduate depart
man, there are 1 student, and fellow. 10 inc liso
80 ,.l,y-hp, the new faculty fellow snip i '"uo"'
,dc, the head of special Lectures new feature 10
.r,up,cd-t That the dean ha, the privilege oil h"hl
,,,., an, student 10 the right Of attending lectures
" r.i,u,h,, College ON political economy ana -"
,,,,y ON the semitic laneiasc, philosophy an"
,.'.. vitnon, the payment Of fees Mont SIX men
m yaiiine Themselves Of tins opportunity A. pr'y",.
''' ,r',, Inc week. "A line stained Eli'e pCluI' .'''
' n,,'rtcd An the window on the h~t lali'nb {" vi
%'. t,i, II !, the at of the class VINO; a',ou
me- to the Latin legend al the bottom, copV ,t Wv, v
"h i,,,rv curriculum In 1-05.' II was c\c'U''u ny
|l.i', Wr.tlnLr Of London. and rcpic,' mt, = Johh
SION in saccIdota vc>tmentS honlHi . ,I
md chalicc with dove. hr UAi'll""" V'''0'
"yubol perchcd HI, LEFT shoulder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
Up At TIE NORMAL.

beginning with January J. d'p'r'he"' VI -"
,t,. j. IA A., established in the Normal
,'..r,... TIM, VIII poe placed in the charge OF MIS-
Hama. and viii Dee limited 10 po,tsHdal'e' WHO nave
accented the scholarships I'm manual training 10 pro
,,,, r,,n, FOR their teaching In IN, public schools
Normal college -rl> are taknS great interest III
the Teachers Iauar a, the Lemon Ly'e"h' InH "'o
active in and around DC booths ""e "' o>"''''''''
.., dam, hv thc college sirl, j., one of the most
-. ,,. ,f the fair The exhibition of drawing ana
iotlnc H. especially fine. The Normal college boo'h
!, An important feature II the far.
Last FRIDAY President Hunter issued an oFuer i''
iild.uy dancing in the cali'trninm. bc'"'c one "i
49, l c.u IN "a faint while dancing there. II Was
t6 ,,,.,, Investigation. however that the elrl was
,n If .nr Introductory" students, VINO "'s upon
orbiddcn lrJuad, dia - !, probable uat Inc V'No' va"
be rc,cndcl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
corer CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme cou!tdenSlat ol. %dSSSs JMOos
cosnS4 so, S to !; TS4F "a InsraGa
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30 s4 sGS s06. s67 SIS. eoi, 1907 90 o''' -
1913 SS lSSS Term-Part lIBeore Bah J.
peHurEsT' N 400 0 5p io- go 1888 2oo5 -O sog
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$3.50 Court Before Ransom sW q aee'
strauss 10 80 a n. Istate Of paIel ~ Rd' 10 ~ NJ
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So Ss. 80 SOS Sj5 1853 cs' coi, az, loo- 90
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