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Should be read daily by All Interested as changes may
ctr. Tor ioegn countries need not be specially sa
dr. sd for d,sGh o. any OF paSs and con.
meIeal cCcune9ts etterT not s,ay a"u''ssu OV'S
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MoNDAi 10 a H. for proste,o Pr . g. soa .ar
Livingston per BreaEvalr from New,or ae aonh
Paclnc port. pr Newport, via AsPnwa; at p. ne
Tor hs wn@%ayd i,anes PER :, o s5nrpso Cuba
Earnwcl from Philadelphia at 80 a. m for Europe per
uro a per- via civ Of chcaSe letter.
be directed per CITY q chGsfo otS S2 dtte G
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per . s,nec via Havana eer must be sr Mas aSd
IeGSsay a. NJ p NJ Tor ,;ro 81 ~ D GIVE
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iro Sc~.orlcans 80 p. Tor St. Pierre Mqueion'
FHiDXYrAt NJ for Fortune Island Cape t, iA va
L imc S' must Be- objected per Al,ena. s,...a
SNfTGDAY-Nt 80 a. N. for France Switzerland no.
A S e ana ro' ioi reh pr Britain ireland Bsgn
oS ana h grcpn per ons mus be per
a, 80 e. for Germany PS d1r VA i Sre%es
StS for "S cer proPan oanre; Via scatnsMPton
arss Dc per- s. Fdracsi via GLASGOW dtters must 30
e5sS ard p for sa,ana via curacao per
deter, Colombian states must De directed per
tarlcas) p. for the Wndward Islands direct per
5 Aa-ich at 7 p. 10. FOR Camp'che thapas, Iabasco
and Yucaan per CRY OF Alexandra tleers Tor othcr
Mexican states and Cuba must be directed per Guy OK
Alexandria. -, -.
sCNDAY-At Z IT. for Costa isca via Llnrn. h bes
foNhal from New Orleans. At p. m. FOR Iruxllo
and Ruatsn. per : 5; oteri. from New. Orleans, ,
Mails for China and Japan per :. > Beige iron
francisco, ci,se here March 'l'th at go p, m.
Mails Tor tho Hawaiian Islands per Australia iron
San Francisco clos, here March .23d. At r. Mails
for the society Islnds per ship Tropic Bird from san
Francisco close here March 18th at 90 Mails
fo Australia Ncw.Zeaand Hawaiian. FIJI and Samoan
Alameda from Francisco. close here
March 3ist at 90 ?. m, arrival at NcwYork %
Aurania. with British mails Tor Nustraiia' Mails
FOR cuba rail Tampa Fla. and thence by steane-,
MA Kcy West Fla Close nc this Office daily AZ 30 a. m.
The schedule ~ closing Of transpacihc mails is ar.
ranged the presumption o. their uninterrupted overand
transit TO san Francisco Mails from the Fast arriving
,m az san the day OF sailing o steamers
tna ch.d thence the day. Registered mail closes
at 6 80 D. m. prcy ious d,v - - -
poatonlc" Newiork. y. Y, March eth. 1900
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q Berlin in 1882: Thursday. March 81, switzer-
Ia nd
THE BADMINTON TOURNAMENT.
NEXT SATURDAY THE UNFIM SHED FINAL GAME
WILL. BE PLAYED.

The SQUARE at the intersection OF Broadway and Sew
enth-ave was crowded yesterday afternoon with
rages, the OF which were in the list Regiment
Armory. playing in the badmnton tournament al
cheering on the winning players In the big drill
room merrmcnt and laughter rcgncd. Those who
did not bat back and forth the shutlccocks went in
for a similar game, called small talk" and proved
themselves masters at the sport Pretty girls were
abundant and those who did not play were In great
demand for the rival game.
Play began at 3 80 o'clock. There were forty
entries, ten sets Of four players each. The players
were as follows: set Miss Fannie Walker Miss
c. Wright, W. b. Mcvickar and Temple Bovdon
set 2-Mrs. L. W. Miller Miss Satterthwaitc and the
MeSsrS. Miller and Williamson. Set 3-Mss VI. Coster
Miss strong. stephen Baker and J. Il. Strong Set 4
Miss dc Ruytcr, Miss Ervng, W. p. Wainwright ana
Mr. Ervng. SGT 5-Mlss Clarkson Miss
Crosby and the Mcssrs. Edgar and Ruther
ford. set 6-Miss Bradish, Miss l. Coster
and the Messrs. Crosby and Kemeys. set MISS
Lynch, Miss McVckar. J. T. Wainwright and MI
oothout. set s-Miss steward, Miss Clarke and the
Mcssrs. Purdy and Paris set 9-Mlss Lusk' Miss
Wells, Percy Bramwcn and Mir. Cammann. set 10
Miss Wilmerding Mrs. Henry, NJ. F. Strong and Mr.
Gray.
In the first round defeated set ., 1912. 1511
Set defeated 3. 1910, AS, 1919. set defeated
set 6, $40, l5-2 set defeated set s, 1919, 1l5.
1911. set 10 defeated set 8, 1913, 154.
In the second round, set 4 defeated set o. 1910
lilo, lo1i set 10 defeated set ., 80, 10 10
In the third round set was defeated py sg TIL n.
which left the finals between sets I and 10. Ihey
were not finished owing to darkness and an accidcht
TO Mr. Wainwright When play was stopped inc
score stood 1873 1915. H..
The final game will be played next saturday aitcr
noon and the possession of the richly leweilcd NINA
turo shuttccockS that constitute the prizes VIII no
determined. Among the members and guests present
were T. J. Oakley Rhincandcr. Mrs. William khlnc
lander. Amor Carhart. Mrs sheldon. Philip Nilnc
lander, Philip Livingston, Miss Winlfred Ives, Miss
Helen Graham Miss stokes Mrs. Suydam Miss Frances
spencer. Baron de Montbun, Howard Henry. Mr. ana
Miss Wetmore. Mr.. and Mrs Burnett Miss Potter:
Miss Minnie BabcOck. Miss Ford Mrs. VI: clifford
Browne. r. a. Ruthcrfurd, Miss Whitney, Miss Carrie
Webb, Miss Hone. Mrs william Manicc. Miss Perkins.
Miss Banks Mrs. swan, the Misses Randolph the
Misses Alexander. Metcafc Thomas. +. f. Carey. Miss
E,aly Trevor Frank Webb and Charles :. Forbes.
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SHE KNEW HER OWN WORTH.
From Tho Atlanta Constitution.

From The Atlanta Constitution.
Papa" cried a little yearold, Il want some
get
- Don't 20 any further he interrupted. throwing
down coin.
Tho child came slowly mp 10 him. after pocketing
the money and barely Touched his check with Kiss.
IIumph" cjacllted the parent. from the Kiss
yoh give should judge that You don't appreciate 1t
very much
Me caught hold Of his hands and looking squarely
into hi, eyes. solcmny said
Do You expect a ten dollar Kiss for fifty cents %
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THE COMING or MADAME PATTI.
OPERAS 70 BE SUNG AT THE METROPOLITAN

AND THE PRICES OF PLACES.
The season of the Patti opera Company at the
Metropolitan Opera House will begin on March 81.
and will consist Of sixteen evening performances ard
four malnees The leading members Of the company
besides Nine. Patti herself, are Nine Emma Abani
and Mile Lillian Noldica. Nine Gulia Vada. Mile
Pcrtigiani Nile C,ucrrina Fabbri. Nile
Hortense synncrberg, Mile. Matildc Baucrmcister,
Nile Atialc Claire. Commentators Francesca Ia
magno Luigi Ravern, Eugeno Vicin Giovanni
Pemgni. Roberto Vanni. ss. Bicctto. Giuseppe del
Puente Arturo Marscalchi Napoconi Zardo. Agostino
CaIbOne EltOre Marcassa. Franco Novaro Arnando
Customary. Frmino Micliara. Sig. De Na,chctu and
sig. Lucni. The operas performed will be selected
from the following repcrtory Romeo Juleita'
Gounod: Othello.7 Verdi; "Lakme,' Dclibes; Will
lam TELL Rosslni; " La Traviaia,T Verdi; Les
Hugucnots- Meycrbcer: "Luca d Lammcrmoor.'
Donizetti II Barbcrc di sivgliaT Rossin; " Lohcn.
grim Wagner: Faust GounOd IL Tr0vaiOrc,"
Verdi: "Scmiramidc." Ros,ini; Mcfstofclc,7 Bo!to.
RgOletto.@ Verdi Aida Verdi: " Linda di ChamOu
nix Donzett: - Martha Flotow; Don Giovanni
Mozart; La sonnambula. Bcini.
Many orders for boxes and have been received.
md the sale will begin next Friday. The following
are tic prices for the subscriptions 70 the sixteen
evening performances and the subscribers may re-
tain their for the four matinees by paving SO
balcony first three rows $40. balcony, other rows,
$50 family circle. s2O baignOir boxes. TX seats each.
$500. on Wcdn s>day. March 49, The sale OF seats
for single performances VIII begin, the prices beng
a. follows Orchestra stalls. - dress circle, rrrt
two rows. 50 dres, circle. Other rows. - balcony,
first thrc. rows. - balcony. other rows, - family
circle - 30: balnoir boxes. >A tickets each $50;
paglcrrc and first tier boxes. sA uchcts each $50.
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Mr.. sToDDARD's THIRD LECTURE COURSE.

The two courses Of illustrated lectures By John
l.. stoddard at Days Theatre that originally
announced now half over, and they have met
with even more than the usual interest Those
the life Of Napoleon have been especially pleasing, and
the others have not fallen behind the lectures that
mark Mr. stoddard's reputation in previous years
Even before these began it found
10 give a third and this Will begin next Saturday.
There has been good sale Of seats for II already.
but there st good seats left, and the opportunity
that IL offers OF hearing these interesting and in
structve lectures Is an excellent one The dates
and subjects Of the lectures will be follows Satur
day. March 10. The CastlcEordcred Rhine; Monday.
March II, Napoleon Bonaparte, from Corsica TO tho
Throne: Thursday, March 90 Napoleon B0naparte,
from the Throne to st. Helena" Monday. March "a.
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WILLIAM IL. EBBETS.

Chicago, March (speciaD.-A dispatch from Mil
wauhce says that the death of william II. Ebbets.
tie noted criminal lawyer. has caused great regret
Mr.. EbbctS died from heart failure. Mr. Ebbcts was
a native of New \ DIRK City and about sxty-ilve
years old lie received his preliminary education in
New York. He entered Columbia College and
graduated in 1913. lie was admitted T., the bar in
l@i, and In 1850 West. and located at Fond Du
Lar. where he practiscd for SIX years lie was
District Attorney Of Fond Du Lac County for two
terms and served term in the Legislature. lie
went from Fond Du Lac to Jancsvillc, ami associated
himself with Governor Barstow. lie came to Nil
Yankee in 1893.
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THE USUAL sYNPrl Ns Is THE .NNIXED DIS.

THE USUAL SYMPTOMS ~ THE .XNExED DIS.
EIcr.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir. Do you know that within the p,t week, while
New lorh was taking an object lesson Western en-
tclpfse there ha, been an important ARRIVAL 40 less
parsonage than Her Majesty spring. 'hc skrmishcd
ou The borders ODf the Annexed Di-trrD for few
days. bl~somiug out the naples, giving touch Of
color to The Willows ordering for their future adorn
mcnt ania tic Arrangement Of iasscl frhec,, swelling
the buds ~ other of her subjects cauiiong the fruit
trees 20 make haste slowly. and ,milin, ndulgcntly
0n the premature bloom ing ~ the nowcriig ounce and
other lanu ,lrulbciy. watch la, cNpcrmnt"d. a BIOS
al time. since January proved herself Ia BE-
a sheep In VOLTS clothing. >no"drop, ND crocusc'
snug. led a her feet. AMI fcW moths utatcd their
winter hammock, at her approach. Jui 10 set OH
the flowers, she cent ont few bees and lthcr Insect
variety, not To mention renewing the activity Of the
iuncfn mosquito. which. like the poor We have al
Ways with ~.
Following in her wake We found spring BEAUTIES lift
ing their modest heads lust above their sni- cpvcrlc
II ,aYc,. and whole bed, OF vulgar but cheerful chick
weed smiled IN homcy fashion, and there was
promise Of many dainty things along the wooded bank
10 be day or two alter She obgingly turned on
cold wave as appropriate Observance Of G.
WASHINGTON, birthday and glazed over the ponds. to
the delight Of 4 hundred or more enthusiastic Young
skaters. ON Monday, The lin, snc asserted herself
robins and OF eOng pArrow' sdluted her from
the trceiOps Of my ncigbOr, lawn one room ,anE -
those whose trained 10 interpret Ia, not's
spring! spri ng! here. here whilc tlm o'h'r
invited let, hearers Notwithstanding the Fog. which
wet banhcting all nature. u "Chccr mp enc cr
up Yesterday morning. February -. "A number Of
hla, Is coated gentry, VITA husky voices assembled IN
the evergreen thiclct near my window, aid held a
dl.nilicd conversation affairs, In risff hinge
ley. ( made from di,IOlntcd nagm' nis which !
wa able catch that most of them approved oi the
World Fair having followed the star Ol Empire ana
Horace Gr.clcy's famOn, advice to young men, There
seemed To- be- two Or three dissenting cIothcs. how
ever | caught a line or tNO from the principal ai-
dress and herewith give literal translation:
"Oh Christie COlumbO De Pew
Sage wizard and magician, too
who has gotten our Fair. our monstrous biz Far,
Be- poke for the year ninety twol
At thi, interesting stage m the proceedings there
an interruption. II va, a boy ana an itgun.
At sight of him sable friend, slowly sailed away,
dropping ont Of poetry into the fog - 49,
Ncw York. Feb. 20, 1890. PkosfECI AVE.
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OFFICERS or THE SALNAGENDI CLTB.

At the annual meeting Of the salmagundi Club, on
Friday evening the following officers elected for
the coming year: President, G. Y. Turner; vlccprcsi
dent, Thomas MoIan; recording secretary, Robert G.
Minor treasurer, A. C. Morgan, CORES spending sec
rotary, Il. +. BlOodgOOd art committee. j. Murphy
f. Jones, =. Moran, A. VI. Turner, c. Mcntc; house
committee, H. y. Mitchell. \. Tcggin, +. X. VI. Rcln
L. Moran, " Erncy nomination committee. &. II.
Eaton, H. Jones, J. Laubcr u. L.. Fitz. X. +. Blood
good X. Crcfcds, ~ schlIing II. T.. smith, G. LOOMS
reception committee. +. Kcmbe, j. Kix, W. sawyer
f. X. Green, j. ". Champncy.
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OWE TUOpSAND DOLLARS FOR THE ARCH.

An uncx pectcd push sent the Washington Memorial
Arch Fund spinning past the $4,000 mark yesterday.
and greatly delighted the committee letter was re-
ccvcd from Clarence W. Bowen nclosng II ,OCO, sub
.criicd AS follows Cornelius y. Bliss Second sub
scriptlonl, 500: Mills d Gibb 800; GOrham Menu
featuring Company, 800; John sloane, 800; Daniel
f. Appleton 800: WyckOn. Scamans 81 Benedict.
500 Iv,Ou. Blakcn3n a Co., 500. Dr. W. seward
Webb. goo A. \. Low 800. DR.. Norvin Green, $50 :
Rowland Davis. ~ Major Theodore X. GIBBS lscc
gnd subscription, 80. The iuhd now amounts to
$73,521 b.
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DIED.
AII,rN-In Pcokskl Oh 9Th inst Francis A. Allen aged
a. ar, cid Il son and the late Hannah A. Allen
Tuutf, serN his lat' residence. No. ooi MAIN
ST Pec.sklll y. y. o. Monday. ION Inst AZ = D. M
Boston papers please copy
A.. .. ON friday. March :, Elizabeth NJ Berrian,
widow OF the iatu Mliia.n y rr.an, aged - years
Ke,,l,c, and friends sp cully Invited 70 attend the
service. ltr sdrnye p West 3Otn-St.,
on Monday, March TO- at o'clock:
Intermcnt nj conNe nlenee Of the family
Kindly omit flowers.
uiOODGOOD-Oa Thursday, March @, Emily. daughter Of
Elizabeth G. and the late Thomas r. blooagoot
from late residence. Arlington, NewJersey,
Monday March 10. az p. m.
Train Leaves foot Chnml ors-st AZ IL 40 p m.
DvCKTEE-SrGdcrly AZ TT mont, y. Y. ty o. S & rdll
morning. Match s. John Henry Duokoce, IN tho oith
Funeral services 1T NJ. T. Church Monday March
10, at y. M.
FROsT-At HYDE PARK, y. Y. Irday March :.
Elizabeth Frost widow OF the late William u. Hopkins
NJ d.. P,cksKl. y. y. IN the J6th year of her
UAIf.-At Pennington. y. j., February ., 1880, Miss
MARY Lay Hale Ia the 18th year of her age.
Hus.rl nc Cat-i.ill. y. \.
ufiJ.-On Friday. March :. Julia A.. wife Of Richard
l.iil I'm the 63d y,ar u her
Relatives friends invited 10 attend the funeral
service Monday. March 10 inst. at o'clock u. m.
at her late residence. ~ Pcrry-st
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BISHOP DOANE AND THE l!IGIILiCENSE BILL.
TO the Editor OF the 7 ri b me.
Sir: Before The Governor rcpndiate' me a antior'
zcd to represent his Intentions. let say that he
unexpected ard unusually accurate report OF what
said to the senate Committee yesterday does not gfc
exactly the impression Of my words.
said a. your report roads: There are two posS-
hilitics this lll that should BE- borne IN mind
one that il II /, passed IL viii bc signed by the FIX
ccutlvc the Other that If II f. signed. II can be cN
cculcd.7 And | added ~ II there - any member OF
the senate or Assemble TO whom these two possibilities
suggest an objection 10 the bill, him have otendct
WILLIAM CROsoWELL DOANE.
Albany, March Z, 1890.
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The Tasty Puddlng Cub Of IIarvaW ThVcT''V
Will give a burcsque upon episodes in the HAD OF
Homer on the evenings If April Z and :, in the
i'cris.1ev Irccun The tile Of the burlcsquc IS
Helen ana Paris: the Duke, the Ounce and the
Baby" IL j, intended to make this a. popular ana
plc.,. ing as wa, the Dido and Acneas" buIlcsque
on the Caifhagenian cpi,ldr in \irglS Aencii IN
H.. The nr,t scene VIII be lad IN sparta, tlc sec
ond ont ,dc tie wall, Of Troy and the third within the
city, The performance, will be for the beient Oh
the University and the building fund iichcts
can be had at the berkeley Lyrcum. the Ffth Avenue
Hotel and the Women, Exchange.
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A DrAMlrIzED roEn By DR. s. WEIR MITCHELL

Philadelphia March f>peclaD.-ncforc the per
Torrance Of Cnto." at the Park Theatre To n I,
Wilson Barrett gave an arrangement OF a dramatic
poem by Or. ;. Weir Mitchell. entitled The Nasque,
under the stage title OF The M.scr.' Many prom.
ncnt people were in the audience, and The Nlser'
wa, warmly received II i almost mOnolosue for
Mr. Barrett and offers opportunities ior enecuvc
work. If which Oh" doctor took good advantage. y
strong impress ion wa, produced by the msers strug
,le with death which wa, extremely realistic. Tho
pocn 4, brief but poctlcal. DR.. Mitchell. Will prob
ably ampiy and revise 1t, with view to iuftHer
dramatic performance.
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FOUR LITTLE GIRLS HOLD 4 FAIR

-Four youthful madens living in the vicinity Of
Manhattan Square recently took 1t into their Kind
young hearts u hold fancy fair in aid of The Trib
FreshAir Fund. 80 they went to work and
after weeks Of preparation everything was ready
and the fair was held. Much 70 the delight Of the
maids the fair great success, all their pretty
things being disp, sed Of and the $50 realized
which has been duly credited t. the fund The names
Of the young people are Mss Mabel King Miss Annie
Downes, Mas Ethel Shaw and Mss Berthe Wilder, and
honor is due them for their efforts In the cause.
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sCVERiL NATIONAL DEBTS COMPARED.

From The Boston Advertiser.
The rapidly with which the country has been
paving It's public debt during the last ten years has
excited the admiration OF the world. To-day We arr
raving a. interest upon oar debt S35.OOO.oOO. In
contrast with this France pays annually In interest
s25s 900 600: Great Britain. Si3O 100000. Austrp-
Hungary. 1890. OOO.OO0; laly. SlooOOOOOo; Russia
5000, oooo and spin @56nOooOg, Prussia alone
of the German states pays ga 900 900. and Canada.
with but onctwtlfh Of the population Of this country
pays nearly third much annually In interest OF
Al O 600 600.
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IAMOTT w. RHODES.

Troy y. Y. March s.-News was received to-day Of
the death u Laot W. Rhodes. Of this city, at Crystal
Surings COL lie sN-D-trict- Attorney Of Rens.
sa.r County cx-As.embiyman from the Ist District Of
Rensselaer, County and alumni trustee vi Union College
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room and drawing room and the library. Parlor
Is very good word though she hasn't sense t. see
this it's the old French for parlcr. and To talk j.
what one wants to do when one pays NisS. noi
NAV be she ufllizcs Tier bOudOr In its original
sense-tiat is. "Iondcr7 II pOnt. She l. amusing,
and she counts it bad form 10 repeat III naiuied
stories and she Isn't really any thing but SOoh sri
at heart
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A NEW COLLAR

Wamsutta Shirts. laundred. 69c; worth 81
Gent, rid GLOVES. pat. fasteners. &c. worth ~ %
Gnyos slsprs 81 Fast black hos pairs for II 10
KENNEDY. 20 Ioltandt-st
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Th0 Ml-,01rl r1-ln1 r.. law r-dO-0a th0ir FaIeS
from ST. Louis a, follow, To Kansa, citr. $500
At,his.n $500. lo-,p h 5000. Omaha. -. p.
Pueblo sl5oo and Other points Wet in proportion.
Ncw.l orr. once. 39l Broadway
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for for eleven people at Connecticut
country boarding hOuse. .,
our reg'lar rates is a dollar day. said the old
andadv. but seein there's many NV ye we snail
have to charge yc a dollar an quarter day apiece
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n you want to hire servants OF aud situations. ind
boarl or rooms. buy or .el al e,iar. let or hire
houscs find work or work r. If dc kind or another.
sou should exam ne tie many cDlInrs ~ Interest NJ
announcements on the eighth and unih pages Of The
Tribune I'll, morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09

Those uniap persons who suffer from nervousness
sholf Carriers Little Nerve ils' haue
expressly for this class.
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Many des irablc things, including board and rooms,
household and other hep. are advertised TO-DAY on ho
eighth and ninth pages Of The Tribune.
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U.lRH IED.

GKAEF- ANDRUS-On Wednesday. March >. at the resi-
u the bnde's plrents thcsaning, Men, Hatlio
Menc.tt Andrus 10 Hugo \. tract
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PROFESSOR EDWIN D. BANGS.

Calesburg H., March S.-PtOlessOr Edwin D. Bangs
died Yesterday scventyOur. lie was graduated from
Amherst College ISL. and taught at Princeton Tor Ten
years before coming TO this state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09

Party going abroad VIII subet elegant suite at Tho
B3i 5tA-ayc.
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uimrods Whooplng Cough Cure Instantly relieves The
wl,oots and gives +, the patient with no i'll after
effects. For sale by druggists.
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Two bcnuiiiui suites Of rooms Just vacated to rent :
the finest ia tine city. -,
iIot.l Blstol 5th-ave. and 42dst. Ncw-York.
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Announcements


n, Colorado VIA II Louis. The Missouri Pa
cinr Railway ST. Louis b. Pueblo COL i only fifteen
arr. including palace reclining chair from 81
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Cartcr's Little Liver PAl- cure both.