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SALES AT THE ACADEMY.

The sale, at tho Academy Exhibition amount 10
about 1000. al catalogue price. IA" lit, Of
pictures sOl1. with the Of the artists and Tho
prices. (. as foloNs: Winter Boa Maine {. ".
Eaton. $50: "lc Ancient Ialc.' G. Il. illr,t, $50
4 Hot Evening"" !. {. N.coll 500 An in,cro ting
story, !. X. Green. $50, Ncar Bddcfor.' e. II.
Mct ord 800. Irit.7 J.. T.. Wilma;th, $40, " The
Long Half Hour ". j. Whtcmogr. s2,O Jcssica,'
+. Dclmnn, 800; Cfumh, Of Comfort &. Il. Ii,',
go, Three Nagabondi 80 &. Hrayson 900. Nd
day, Isriilny.7 l.. H. Nichols. sl7J. kndnc,s,'
A. NJ. Turner, $40, a lat Of Ma,-achusctt~ Coast
., H. smile, $40; III al, sprin-.' H. Ko5,iand. so
~ Searching the Records G. \. Turner, 900, a
Glimpse OF pccOnic Bay, ". T.. I. Waller, $40, New
England Koadway,7 ". = Macy. sioo, speak for
IT, H. r. Tcnncr. go, Tea Rose VI. H. DUR 81.
ZOO: "a cray Mornnr.7 G. Lnford, IN a Efcion
Lane W. H. N,ttlcton. si1, ~ Lane near lcrneia,'
g. {. Gnswod. $50; Card IlnJcr,.' {. =. Harris.
*.5O. 4 Moment Of PERIL H. l.. Ilchy OlG Bet
tcrs and Muslc,p W. v Biincy. 600. our Jane
L. T.. Iarf. $40: Little ,dpt,' IA. {. Lane. So
The tcgs' +. W EIcrr. =. Loo, Ihrt ol "a clear
Ing j. T.. Murphy, $50 ,ictcninS Her m, H. ".
Natrou-, $500, Willows AiihuF fHr"n, f''p
~ Fishing IoaL, at Venice II. \. IcgsI.On. 600
Sc Interested r.. &. Eafni,tsr, go; 90 Yankee
Skinner g. H. story. elOO. Escninr, Long Island
shore Edward Moran, $500, Equal Wfh-.' Ll'N
Carr go; Case Of Grip L. \. Aiken. sl.1, "a
Yom Mend IT." lhoma. 1ioycndcn, t,.O, ~ fich
End II the Thread a. H. stanley, t21O. California
lDlcis," = i. horton, $50. ana conway, Nhlc
alOuntaln-,p If. lucohsc 500.
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OUTGOING STEd MERS.
TODAY.
SHIPPING NEVIS
PORT OF NETWORK .sATURDAY APRIL "a. 1890
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK ..-sATURDAY. APRIL IL. 1890
ARRIVED.
mse and passengers to i J Hurst Arrived Bar at
@ g. nsf s @ M a5o with
md . James Ars % "' GTs a; Sst al win
II pss % NSr,l sSf s a. NAT 10 IN ballast
steamer Geilcrt Ger) KaempT. Mar 80. Havro
Steamer spsaIndam sD,c5: neaer: Rotterdam Mar 20
steamer cardf BID Peters. Rotterdam Mar % ballast
Steamer Aisag lB loAnd G'para days. with sugar to
steamer Porua lBr Ash. st Johns SF with ice to Bow
BsrS Mou iiaD Brsnau. Cape Town 81 days with ndso
order. vessel to master
SUNSET Wind nj SANDY Hook. moderate. 8: clear At
CRY Island wind Light, sW, clear.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Aleg lGsr chI'toesrs Bremen April South
amptOn with mdso and passengers to O-lrohs Co. AT
steamer Pm, Ma9rts Dichl sobece surinam Maris
ye Port an Prince J. with mdse and p4ssenscrs to Kun.
hsGs CO. Arrived At tie Bar at SID H.
steamer Ma and Dr %b 3:e 10 ThsIaud Bao,
Arrived At tho Bar at 5 m. 49,. .,.,,....... -.
GiSraisr WITH ad.c and passenger. to EwoI CO.
riycd at the Bar atli2Op M
CLEARED.
STEINER Ethiopia (Br Wilson. Glasgow Henderson Bros
steamer calico ,Br. Ncil. Hull santerson & son
steamer poaria Ger Schroeder setun and Copenhagen
steamer Iumen tBr) Brown. Bremen-H sturzburg Co.
bald -.
steamer Iamp,sas crowell Key ami Gaveston-c
MALLORY a Go
steamer Louisiana. eager. New Orleanss II Seaman.
Steamer Excelsior. Higgins New Orleans J 1 Van sickle
Stoaner Pennington. Wilmington. NV M clyde
steamer wyanokc Boar. Norfolk and Rchmond-old DO
SsC0
steamer Roanoke. Huphers Newport News and Norfolk
dominion SEQ
steamcrF W bruno. Lewis. Bamorc-H Foster.
Steamer Eastgao (BrJ Thompson, PhAadelpha-
4 20. ~
Steamer Whit hrop. Bragg. Portand-HoratioIaL
Steamer IL h DlIlVtk EldrIdse. BOSTON IL Dnlo-k
SAILED.
steamers Elder Tor Phenix. Gpon la Bretagne.
Ha,ra. l,uperra Lisbon Umbrl. Mverpool Boston CITY,
Nerc,sie ty 0f AlrtandA Havana Isnpssas Galveston;
Louisiana and Excelsior. NcwOsleans Kansas C! saNan'
nah Frnlia. Wilmington
SHIPS Annie VI Smu f1r Zanzibar. Occidental. lOAahama
Also sailci-yia Long isltni sound
Steamer Winthrop log Portland.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL April Arrived. steamer Italia (Br Craig.
from \cw.lUrk.
Apr,is sailed steamer laiy Br' Pearco for NewYork
MoyilkAuI!i Passed steamer DcNuulL OBI, craig,
,rlul Glasgow h,noc FOR New YORK.
poKIIANp. April L. Passed steamer BuNalo tBr. Nalet
from NcN-Iurk on her WY 10 Han,
LIZARD April PASSED. steamer Egypt tBrl. sumner,
from Sew. YORK her way 10 London. -
HAvEr April l2-siiled. stcamss La champagne trr).
Hoy,T. for Ncw.iork.
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,nn,r,nv rn 4 GREAT HOTEL


The leading hotels Of New York are doing larger
hi,.. th, year than ever before In tlclr history
and IL looks as though this pleasant STATE oil ahaiN
,,ynt c,ntiu.e for some time. The influx of guests
,,, an n,rts of tie country. and In fact from all
rt ~ tho world IS taxing tre resources Of some ot
a., ,oost fashionable houses 10 the utmost In some
ca.e, IL ha, become absolutely necessary 10 pFoNi'c
di,i,ul facilities, Il, Tor instance at the Eu'h king
Am, ,,c If the most luNnIiOd> and sumptuouS lsteIs
in 'i Imer,a a. the buiid.ns already occGpi,r -oo
H., a., Iifcih It. besides nice ironiHt~7 on Futh "A:
and Toriv ninth st.. the owner some umc ago Gc,"eu
81, .,, a. Grrprpof extension Of about MY rooms on
H.. tIftb.ayc side which are n"w ready Tor oc'u-
pancy. .,, T., a., ..,,,, ,r,,stc and
,, r,t'll. .ttle that Distinguishes the cst Of tlc
house ..,... ,,o -,..ct f,or 81
the new portion asc for gentlemen ana w "," '.
tnc,n thc variDi, ,Onycnlcn'cs ANA conl'"gla 10"
deemed Indispensable by those VINO frequent the
modern first cla,, hulc'. ,..,, , ,,,,,,,r ~
Thc proprctor,. Mcssr'. Wcth'rhce a rmlier to, aS
SORT thai t,r Iuokin-hau is complete Ia every deth
~ a urrirotly equipped hotel, Tor permanent and
Transient guests hcius Unsurpassed In that rcsaiu ny
any other house New York Times.
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BLAKE-SuCdenly, Apr.

BLAKE-suddenly April 10, George w. Blake, ase 81
Funeral service. his late residence. As East 2ods
New.York City Sunday . p H.
BREwEEon Friday, April IL at South oranss NJ j.
Funeral at the Presbyterian Church south Orange on
the arrival OF the train leaving Basay ana Oh'''p"e'
Boston az pap eH p please cas- copy
satarday AP l Of syo az and sais
- F., Burden. aged - yeers.
Thomson 18th year his age eldest son OF John
Sa I'll s" q f Ma'y + he s@ai,'
ne Gel, Tolning q Friday April H. Ih0m's
Relatives e.ds e:pcety invited e attend ,, Tho
St. on SUNDAY afternoon, a. 3 800 p; n:
CORIELI-At Morristown, y. j., Friday. April IL,
FSaeal SERVICES viii be held his residence, Mon.
saturday april r her oS ssf rs sassSss;
Of the iat@ John W and Ella W. Stout,
I" the s Gi ON ARr e q as LAM m
For tn family Gustav g. Kaufman, Philadelphia Louis
w. Kauinann New.Yo'k.
Philadelphia. Penn, papers please copy
LIZ on april H. a. her Tesae IN lca nv
" lie Kcy and dagg Joseph H. scranton.
The funeral YIN place at Scranton at the 5ssaSnss
ApEll Is, at j a. m, m: ,,. and p p demo. O,
MuRPHY-on Friday morning, April II, at Lakewood:
y. j.. Richard ii. Murphy, eldest son OF eACouectos
Thomas Murphy
Funeral at 1t. Lcos Church. stst TUESDAY, April los
Burial private.
Please omit flowers.
PAUIAt Bright y. j. OF heart failure Miffn Paul.
aged 20 years. .
Friends invited attend the funeral Monday April
O'Clock, his late residence Sea Bright, y. j.
REGD-On saturday morning, April II, 1890, Edward A.
Reid In the cd year OF HIS age
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO attend
the funcrs services his late residence no 81 East
129th-st, Monday. April II. at 80 p. m
STROXG-On Thursday April 10 1890 Of heart failure,
Sarah bciosod wife OF Thomas j. stron- OF Brook
l.
Funeral from the Theodore
s. Bulkey corner OF Flatbush.asc. and Lincoln Road,
Flatbush. Sunday afternoon AZ o'clock
Interment In Rural Cemetery, Albany, y. Y.
wARNER-On llth inst. Edward T. Warner, jr. Of
+. Tatnal Mary Co.bit Warner. aged year and ~
Services house 9o3 Dcawar-aye., Wilmington, DEL.
Sunday, 18th ms. at l
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
Mount Hope. Nc,tchcS.cr County,
New.York and Northern Railway. station the Grounds
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TO HELP THE SCHOOL or PEDAGOGY.
DISCUSSING METH rs TO HELP THE CITY UNI
VTE~fTY'S INV DEPARTMENT.

VIE~lTY'S INV DEPARTMENT
IT., ~.,,.-,,,.
largely attended meeting "'' "''u ''''''''
afternoon in the chapel ~ Tie University Building -
discuss WAYS and means flr increasing the influence
49,, ,..,. , .f. ,,. school ., r,.,...o~v ,,hi,i,
~ " =. "a,
was established NaF'h by INC hNciS'N ''""'"'
Dr. jerome Allen ias been giving lectures on tie
,i,',,,. -, ,,,,i,, o., ,,o ,,,f,....i,, 10, ,.,,,.,
p"''''p"' ~ -" mus - '', 90
ton With TIE gradual" department OK tie university
for Tie last tAr,e years with marked success. II
,r,. g., .,..,,.r =, d.,,.,d I'm, NOR. ,i,, 10,
va ga 49, '
per "ns WHO d'-lh 10 tih' thoT5'fh pI'ic''liNhl
course in preparation f0r the work 81 teaching that
The council IA, established this new deuar,ucnt
90 - - ,. So, , 60.
N"i P''''' ', ''' "''' 49, N'N ''''', '''
'hhh'cH'i N1' Nia'h'"' ih' chairman, breezy e.
paincd the PURPOSE II tie mo.tig William y
r.rri,rcr e,,,.rl, ,.,f..,, 80 3D.. ,,lif to.f.
''"1''' ''f '''' ''''"' 20 '' i-'t' '''''' 10
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5petial \ oiltes.
f,nrp EuuruyidRs.

A. Rare Eugruyihgs.
FREDERICK kEPPEL & Co BEG TO CALL AT.
TENTTON TO THEIR LARGE COLLECTION OF POR.
TRAITS WHICH INCLUDES THE MASTERPIECES
OF NANTEUIL, EDELINCK, DREVET, MASON.
AND WILLIE
THEY HAVE ALSO MANY FINE PORTRAITS OF
LAWYERS, AMONG THEN BEING THOSE OF MANS
FIELD THURLOW, LYNDHURsT. CAMDEN, ETC.
INSPECTION INVITED.
20 EAST I6TH.sT. UNION SQUARE,
Carpet CIcaning.-T ". STEWART. 1926 .ths,e.:
send for circular; telephone call 12G 2lst-st.
Last Days.
PICTURES AND STUDlLS BY +. A. BRlDGMAN.
EXHIBITION OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES.
1865 Elfh-Ave., 3ith-st.
ADMISSION - CENTS.
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,r,,, ..,.on 81 Mr ualr. company In Ne"'iofH was
,oht 10 a HAPPY en- i,,, night The house was hii'i
ia ever, pant with al Audience th"' was IL ""'" p''
,,, Twrnty.Elrht' the other aullcnccs TIA.
-. -, ,,. niny AZ f4i~ theatre so many times before
49,, =. .v,ny a GOOD deal All the actors were
n,,,y ap,iegdcd and vc'c repeatedly called before inc
curtain After t.c third act A'. D"3 wa, '''''' %
,t .urn demands ion speech were made mat h' '"u'~
, ,, ,h,,t Mr. Daly Thanked the audience Tor IT,
apurectlon and expressions OF goodwill ana to'u oi ms
mans for playing In Mr.. lr'lng's theatre In "n1on
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The Kcy. John ". Ens-An. for twenty MO years Inc
pastor II tie German Presbyterian Church al Bloom
fod. s. j. died At Bal. home ~ that town y'-i'r'av
. 20. sixty fligc, lie wa, born I'm Murtcmhurg Ger
any, and after obtaining common school education
came 10 America. liz WI- nr some time lo al
preacher Of the Methodist church. ln l~5' tie Ger
il.n church WI, stared lu Bloomfield. and ne Wa
elcltci pastor Ia l-t1 and Wa, OnAnc b' t,e ir''
lticrv IN -. following NIy. lie leaves W4ic' i'Hco
Gauc hicrs AID sOn.
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yuE PATTI AGAIN FAILS TO SING.

Mine Patti again fa!rd to appear at the MHtropoan
90 ,fouse vest, lcsy afternoon and La Ira. ata was
,,'.rc,oro not given. ''Falst' sung Instead with
yc Albanl ~ Marguerite. and all who chose had their
,ooev returned 20 them Enough remained. however u"
,.nc ma fair sired audience. MINI. Ia;u was sa'd to
.,c,ic,v well Yesterday but her physician said that
she should sing there would be danger OF sranihs hc
,aee 40 that she could not sing all next week IL II
u announced positively that she will appear Tomorrow
night 10 "Roineo Julietta."
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pailadcluhin Aurl Giuseppe Caiw-, known
a.. ,l, Io,ut di Monirrcoc. va, released from prison
10 dav aud Immediately rcarrc ted on 4 charge "i
criminal libel made against him hy FREDERICK l''"7
man Of pi't,burg. behalf Of his NIECE Virginia
Knox. the Count, wife 81 the h'arn@ bci'r' M"Sls
tfac Clement. tAc tountc.-'. mother MIS-. Josephine
knoN sid that he. 'au-Aicr had seen INC 'f'"''F
di,iliuici in The street Of fhlAdfP"' ~ ''o"
eolc and that II wa, All absolutely u" Sc As sh'
,. .,,.d f., dc,, th. charge, of marital nndcl.iv
and lr,-. immortality against h'r dnnshl'i' '"l'"'l
f ill. slrcultr Mr-. kuoN Nn'" iil F''i' ana W
rolled down her ,hoccLs. The prisoner was htiu III
-. Opo bail To- answer in court. \, ne '"nii n,".
furnish thai auOhni II security he Wa take" 10 uio
annnfi nrI.lm.
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TIE WEITNER REPORT.


FORECAST TILL. p. NJ SUNDAY
Washington. April l2-For Maine New iiampshire.
Vermont Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Connecticut East
era Ncw-York Eastern Pennsylvania and NewJeisey,
fair; warmer, southcasteriy Winds
For Western Ncw.YoIk, Western Pennsylvania and
Wcst Virginia Eight showers preceded by i''f oo'c''
southcr.y winds. becoming variable.
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Sandusky Ohio by Bishop Leonard the Bishop OF ONO,
assisted by the Rev. Richard L. Howell the rector OF the
parish Cornefa Emile. daughter Of j. Osborne Moss. 70
G. Hunter Brown, j., Of Newfork
HELD-THOMAS-On Thursday, April 10, at the resi-.
Thompson D. D., William ID. Held and Nette b.
daughter OF George H. Thomas, esq. all OF this city,
SWAN-PARIS-On Wednesday, April .. at the Church
o, the Holy Communion, by the Rev L. H. sehwsb. as
sisted Rector Edward II. Swan, lr, 10 katharine
Irving, daughter Of the late Irving Paris.
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through the summer. He added that he would come
back to begin here in october with
pany better than ever before and plays The
company Will begin its short In Boston
tomorrow.
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Postmaster Van cot re evcd Information Yesterday
Of tie death II Edward Ny,e. The superintendent OF inc
postal branch station at the Produce tA'hhhse' ne
was only thirty four year, old, ana has been !" '''
service since he twenty two years OLA. lie was
f., n-.f =, clerk I'm station 4, and af rrwari the cicI
,- If station l.. Harlem. After serving rs '''l
,-il. ~ ~fifoI and .npr1nirnd'u ui Ha.,'" -, '
.,,,iri.l LIS Postmaster Van colt - the super
lrt.nG.i.cV ~ station T.. a. the Produce EA'iansc
lie service lie 30 only th.cc day, dS 'nS from
tou,iliiis and typhoid FEVER
The funeral will take place ON MONDAY; u. 49, ~
eighth L.
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To the student OF human nature not less than TO the
man who has ungrati.ied WISH the many columns OF
short advertisements the eighth and ninth pages Of
The Tribune this morning Will be found brlmful OF
interest.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
snn rises 20 Sets 80 Moon rise 223 Moons a.
WATER
AM-sandy Hook l:3o Gov Island lbs He'll Gate. 3:nl
P.M-ssndy HOOK 2ol Gov. Island 252 Hell date. &:45
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Tribune Onlcc April 10. a. m.-The movement IN tho
baron tr is again downward. Clear weather prevailed
,,.t.,dav The temperature ranged between 10 aud 10
degrees tho average lis'D being Is m8h'r than on me
,,,dtu, ,av las, year and 3D.. higher than F.ldiy
Char or fair and warmer "ethrF possibly followed by
cloudy weather. may BE- expected IN ana near u1s VlY To-
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DE ORC WINS AGAIN.

Alfred De orc won again yesterday in his pool
match with Charles II. Manning. The score
De ORC, 600; Manning 565.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Ia the diagram q coiflnuoy, line shows the barometer
nuctuaton, yrseriay a. observed az he nted states
gna ryicc staton ~ thi rity me raSho, indicate
temperature noted ~ Peiry- Pharmacy sun buAilhs
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pusluess chances aud bargains OF varons sorts are
r.ortu.cI IN the many COLUMNS Oi short alNcr'lsr
i"cais ON the eighth and nnth pages Of The IrDuhc
a
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10 Won require a ca he a cook. eurc thing
In patents or situation. or ANYTHING csc II fou
do consult the little advert cincni, on tie eighth and
ninth pages
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save the Children
MdRRIEU.

Himrods whooping Cough Cure instantly relieves tne
whoops and gives TO the with no III after euectss
For sale by druggists.
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OBITUARY.
MARQUIS TSENG.

Pehn, April 1..-Narquis Tseng, the wcllknown
Chinese statesman and former Minister to the Courts
Of London, Paris and 1t. Petersburg, IS dead
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i;eliaions Notifies.

All, SOULS CHURCH, Mal.>on-aye and 6Gths..--
Rev. H. HEBlE NiN lOS viii preach at ii a. m. ana
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Many desirable thing. Including hoard ana rooms
household anI other help. are advertiser 10 IA, U" '"'
eighth and ninth p4sc, Of The Tribune.
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DIED.

Notices ofmarriage must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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Henry a. DANIELS. NJ. L

Tut W
Announcements.
Henry a. DANIELS. NJ H.,
90 WEST s9rH-ST
Diseases OF the Nervous system Oenlo'' ihsIy oTsans
r,.,',f.",. and St.rlltv Hours TO II. b To B.
Eoa,,s Dress Shirts 70 measure, for 50. None
better at any price. 500 and sll BIoaa"ay.
.,,,..oo, = AZ "MINGO.'
NEW COLLAR
r,r.x,ur Ifn,l,-- Russian and Turk ish-
10 Ia,,''t'" Place Finest IN AHerca ENcrt speciai
innucnce over rheumatism Govt CaarFh ana 4Huges''o
Party gong abroad Will sui-ct elegant suite a. Inc
corh,dgs for short term q: balance Of lease. Apply
33f 5th-ayo.
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MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
Mount Hope, Nostchc~.cr County,
Ncv.York and Northern Railway station the Grounds.
ONCE. u Wes. 25d.st.
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BELOVED DISCIPLE. s9h-st.. near Madsonayey
Rev :. GREGORY LINES Rector. will Oniciate AZ III
and 8. The Easter music viii be repeated
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CHURCH OF CHRIST Scientist. Hartman Hall, cor.
l0tst. and shave. entrance West l3th-stfrtachlns
10 30 =. H. Bible class az II ~ Chris
lIolduuartcrs Rcadugroof and Dispcnsary.
No Emit DIV and
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Announcements.

Asi, your grocer for it. :.
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q,
Diseases OF the Nervous system. Gento'. rinary ol
rs.,1,t,nre md Sterllitv. Hours 5 10 l., . 10 D.
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CHURCH or THE MESSIAH. corner si;h.st and
p,rknva ,r,cc- ri II a. 20. Preaching by Rev. Z. c.
Unlisted, Of Unit Church. Chicago
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FIRST SOCIETY OF sPIRITUA LIsTS Adclphl Hall.
s2d..t. Broadway.-M>s JLNNIE y. hA"AN, inspira;
tlonal maker and - M. LAperlcnccs and
rnrnomenai AZ rs p. ID. Mrs. NJ. L. WILLIAMS aud
o,h
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-21
RAHrox.s MANUAL.

Prom the hrss line OF the preface 10 '.Barson's
HanaasT 70 the last page of the special index
this handbook Is . condensation OF valuable In
formation and permanent interesting facts
The rrsiace declares taat wsshingson. the new
est star OF the national constellation. began
statehood November H. isss, after nearly thirty
SIX years Of territorial life.
Bssinx Is origin npon the fundamental char-
tiers of the United States, tie manual very ap-
proprtateiy iuciu9ex The Declaration of indie
Esndence ard the Constitution This Ia followed
By tie enabling act constituting the territory q
state. and the constitution adopted By the con-
ventson a. Olympia. 1859. Governor Fsrry's In.
sugar& message declaring she states birth "a
a document worthy of historical record, and Of
little less Interest is the vsledicsary OF Hoa.
Niles C. Moore. the isxt of the territorial GOV.
eFnorA
The rcmesr.hip 81 the constitutional con-
vsnsioa Il also given IN sach SHAPE a. 70 bring
cut the most important points. incluSiax The
age Of each man. his politics, hirts place ocru.
ration and residence II shows that there were
tsenty ~foar nxtiyfsses. The new state only GEN.
sribased one native son. Missouri 10 onfo s
New York T. Tliinois :, Maine 9. Pennsyivanta 4
Kentucky 4 Indiana 3 Michigan ;. Tennessee 2:
Sorth Carolina Massachusetts,. Wisconsin,.
Connecticut. Iowa Ssbrssks and California 1
exeh. 90 foreign horn citizens there were 6
fron Scotland. fsoEa Germany, : frosn Irelan.
and each from wales New Brunswick and
oatxrtn vsry eozipsete series af biogrs phiesl
sketches 81 the members 81 thai convention, Of
tho senate sac lbs House IS iac1ated.
TIE compilation Of facts covers wide range
ef snhseCsa aai sere makes the Manual eooS
eE reference which cauaos fail 10 be OF service
- ssesy man al business tn the state
Clarence n Bartoa. the compiler. has had
sxeepsisnAl opportunities for acquiring ir-
formation. q TAX for which be vas sEnsnsn.lv
casl'aed ey Long training in positions Of
rszporszeilfsy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-21

Reference has been made In these CO..
urans 10 the plea set up IN behalf OF the
Preach woman Eornpard, who returned
from this coast 10 France for the purpose
Of ecnfesssng completely In . murder In
connection with which she Was nos sas-
r~esed or likely 10 be: and the point has
been raised that she took part In the crime
while ALPHABETICALLY under The influence Of
ssyrana. By whose vii size wxs hela in sab
sccssoa anti she came tn contact xitA =
ssronge, WI ard eon,rsvy disposition. In
referyins 70 the case ana the Plea. IL was
stated several apparently well-sGtaensi.
rated demonstrations in tAis strange aesi
u hyraeste investigation. eesa ia Eurcpe
sna America. were likely - command
sorns yesp~cs Cor the rsea.' esrecsassy in
France.
Fat now eenes the Eslssss~ fassaasassoas
Je~<xas wssh . svpest q . Demonstration
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-21

The Minneapolis Tribune is authority for
the statement that in Topeka, Kan. city
of 5000 inhabitants, in which there Is to
be an election on the first Of April. In
which the women are allowed to vote.
there have as yet been only 50 OF them
who cared enough aboat the privilege to
register. With the right conceded and the
novelty worn of. they care nothing about
II. They are sex the world could poorly
spare. however