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New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
HOW OUR MISSIONARY FAR ES IN JAPAN.
WHERE Is THE GENTLE SPIRIT SHOWN IN THIS
COUNTRY ?-TEACHING THE CHILDREN
TO HATE THE FOREIGNERS.


A clergyman in this city has recently received a
letter from missionary friend IN japan, WIN" ,
tbat the gentle spirit with which the japanese nave
tor cr.,i,cd so long is somewhat lacking in some
nar NJ the island especially in their attitude toward
the foreigners. H.. a,.
~The situation in Japan" says the writer, Just
now is singular to say the least. Inc ahuto'e4sn
feeling is intense and pervades all classes "he'"o'
Il has vet reached its height is hard to say IL cer
tainty has not yet begun to decline. II carries me
h,ch IN the old davs in the seventies N China Tndo
,ro cxpcted to be revied and have not only ephets
but sometimes tangible things hurled at Us "hon
we appeared upon the street. But IL any pne 'ian
told us two years ago that such treatment "o"u
ever be experienced in the sunny Empire OF Japan we
shorld have said: Never never; the Japanese can
never lower themselves TO such degree as that'
In the first place the japanese are not so coneelted
as the Chinese, they are able TO see that othef
nations possess some good things as well as theih
se1vcs and in the second place they not super
st,tious 50 under the power and domination OF the
low. immoral priests as the Chinese are.
"But alas ! IL had so prOplesied we should now
be ranked among the false prophets for all these things
have come 10 pass and are now taking place III
Janan And when the japanese do q Thing they do II
vsn more thoroughly and extremely than the Chinese
Instead of splitting upon ones clothing they spit IN
our faces-they throw sticks and stones wii infant 70
hit and TO hurt The well dressed and the poorly
dressed vie with each other in calling us oohohouS
names This spirit extends TO the babies Just bes'n-
ming to toddle about the streets ana IN So'.e , =.
I .hn bohins on their mothers backs, unable yet to
waI, or stand alone. Only Yesterday we overleaid q
nan in his shop which was all open TO thc street.,
tranbinr his little child, just able 10 walk, most
vile name TO call US and We have passed thst way
several times since and the little thing Is reaIV lor
ms every time. she has learned ner lesson % Ne anu AZ
70 meats il with vgor. No prophet Is wise enough u
f0esce where the turning point is or what tc
ie IN nc But lust surely We are aDlc 10 sec
Gods hand at the helm Of nation Just 50 surely
do we know That He is going 10 overue an cEenGe
as 10 prepare the way for the coming Kingdom OF hiS
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
1arEsT Shore RAILROAD. y. Y. c. &

w H. r. Il. r. Co.. Lessee.-Trans leave West i2d-st
Son INrw.YorO as follows and 20 minutes earlier from
the foot Jayst, New.ior4 Hamilton, London Dore,s
ant Chicage' 10 y a. % TorouIc To 15 a n IL" ,5 IS
= - D. m Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge. Mage
3 Is p M and all 80 nj rgns only TO C1ea kmgss; s
SIS D. m Calsknl and Albany 330, = :l5. 10 lS
al 80 4oo ALE . 10 10 p ~ Os'aston Ni5' i5
o43 ali 81 A. M Il :l5 81 90 80, % Is. 35 8 so
= y ii "A H. M Montreal and Canada Ea.L. 10 2: "a,
= tx nm u egant sleeping cais for Bunlo MEG n fals'
Detroit Chicago and 81 Louis on all thr2Ega taIn':
90 n M rsay City. p r. r. stoton a II 20 g. NIL MI
. "a n In sDaily. Daily pt saturday Al other
trains tailv except Sunday. For tickets tune abes lir.
o" ard scnng ca accommodations inflrmauon, aply
9r aLu 2a3 Washlnrton.s 726 Fulton u, an
mex once foot Of Fulton.st. New-York cHI 500 90;
3iS i o7I Er adway li3 Bowery. II Pat Place 33 w
la5 hist and Shore Stations foot OF Wsst .Iue a
passeuc , "i cpr ' AGENT Vandcfbit-sve., New-York
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
Dnntlna Ard0emes

II ERNANDO'S ACADEMY. 162 East 55th.st.-A school
for dancing department and caIlsth.nlcs; exercises
all the new and fashionable dances Send fr circular
MISS HOYT 1d5 West 2ad ST. Academy Dancing and
vi Department: latest dances thoroughly and rapidly
taught strictly private lessons pcalty; afternoon and
evening classes.
(, CHOOL FOR DANCTNG.-Wnlu taught RAPIDLY
- private and class lessons; circulars. Charles -.
Boring Charles G.. G'gler nstTnctos Knlc1erbocHcr
Conservatory - West 1ith-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
ttliscellaueons

DARTY who he, had long experience in aGehitecture,
both practically and artistc2liy, with some ~
OF agriculture trees and landscape art would De Oh Aau ~
one intending 70 lay out country place In plsnhihf
personally supervising the whole. STlLWLHI' ICunI
Cfce.
rNIE CDNSUMFRS' LEAGUE recommends TO its mem,
hers and to others Interested a tfe welfare 81 worhlhs
gTs. following named shops tecause tnsy
close az reasonable hours, or IL oPe' P"J
their employees for overtime.
Aitkcn son & Co., Broadway and 18th Street.
B Altman \ Co.. Sixth Avenue and l9th street
Arnold Constable q. CO., 18th street and brodd"ay'
Iapanosc Trading Co.. II East 18th Street: g.
j. w McCfecry & Co., Broadway and lth Street
L. A. Morrison & son, Broadway and 10Th StfceL
F. A. o. schwartz, II Fast 18th Street.
a. \ N,ntne 4 Co.. SO Bfoad~ay
Tho Consumers League is still Prosecuting It's inquiries
and hopes b add the Of other shops TO the above s
next month.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
GEN crsrERs SISTER TO DE STATE LIBRARIAN.

Lansing Mich, March : (Specal.-Mrs Margaret
Custer Calhoun tie only sister OF General CnStcr,
has accepted the Office Of state Librarian. Tie ap
.0tnent is that gives general satisfaction 10 AL
ca,se,. In the battle OF the Little Big Horn, Mrs.
Calhoun lost her husband Lieutenant Calhoun her
brother. General Custer; two younger brothers. and
nephew Mrs. Calhoun has in the last few years
achieved deserved reputation elocutlon!st and
public reader. she has much OF the dash and per.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
DELAW ARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

,,..,,,. Itnn Vestibul.d Pullman Coaches. 49,
n E~EuiilIo and Oswego Express VIA paterson lo lol
StroudShurg, Scranton, lblngNt
it%oca Wpyerlv FlmiFa. Corning Bali Dai.IH ~
bTrne Watervile Richhed springs oca & ait and hi.
.rna oSford Norwich. Cortland, Syracuse tutoh anu -.
crniate stations Connects at scranton VIII uG usG az
IItts,on Mlkrsbarrc. D1nNlIe, ana NOi1iu""e''"~' -
Bufalo with trains for the West. - r.o
90 n ~ -Rinchsmton Mail via Boonton ..-- can
~ -Rnetanton and Emira Express FOR Watern'
sbrg scranton OweRo Waverly Nc cohsvIs nS,I,c
conTa1 with trains Pittston Kingston and "nA''
barre. .- ,,,,,,ostarra .pd pIvrnouth TX.
press. ..,, p,-,io r,rtt.s Fvnress via Patef
o. tStrotd sbura scranton Binghamton, OWcEO "
,oriv riilITa Corning. Bath. Wayland DshsVlhe' ~"
.sTlli. ~, arriving In Burllo at 80 q IN. o..
D. M (day).-Bunalo Uca and oswSso hNprrss, pc,,ss %
scranton, BineEamtOn Cortland, Slrac.,'
r,ene oxford Norwich. SheTbufne WaefNnLc.
Euh1a,o snrncs &C.. all points Budao o'lsSsss
cannects with uans for the Wess
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and
pesbrOsses >ts. a. follows:
a. IN. for Slatingten and intermediate points.
80 H. H. for Geneva, Lyons, Elwra Roch ster Buffalo
and the West Potlc and principal local points Chair
car n Lyon, and Pullman car To Suspension Bridge.
go a. m. for Mauch Chunk and lntcmedatt points.
II a. for l.. and Z. Junction and intermediate points.
Chair car Mauch Chunk
D. IN. FOR Tunkhannock and intermediate points. Chair
ear TO Tunkhannock Connection u Reading and Harris
burg.
$40 p for Elmira and principal intermediate points.
WkesOarre and Pullman sleeper Suspension
Bridge .
80 D. m. for Pottsyillc. Mau"h Chunk and intermedi
ate points. Chair To Mauch Chunk
10 p. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 10 Eoating and Harrisburg
y. IL. for Geneva. Lyons Elmiga, Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. .
Trains leaving ,at a. m. II a. M, ?, m. and $40
D. m for all points in MahOnoy and HaLeon coal
regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 a. for Mauch Chunk HaIeon and intermediate
points. and IL a for Shenandoah ana intermediate
points. -,,-.---,-.
10 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points:
D. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira Rochester, Bunalo
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and suspension
General Eastern once, 235 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

sonal magnetism OF ier brother. to whom sac pears
a strong resemblance, and IS possessed oi ,ne dust
ness ability and the literary requirements ior the ohee
che Is about assuming. The appolhunci;t II saIN 70
Lave bern made through the influence oi Don NJ. DICK
nav iN and oher personal friends Of the Clusters
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
RAILROADS.,
pennsylvania
a RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA,
AND
TheScenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot ~
DesbrOsses and COrtlandt Streets, IA
fOiIows:-
On and after MARCH lst. 1891.


THE FAST LINE
er5i.ss eht.ss eSS'anS Icy SS ;SS csaSSa. & 50 %
Connects also for Toledo except sa1raay w. nsA' 0'
,o me PENNsiLvANIA LIMITED.
sa Sp aaSS Sl ssesoi
ladies' mad barbershop library ana eli the conyen:
and or mSao HSia By s san and kss, s4
.,u Cincinnati 10 a. m and Chicago 9 i5 m. day
|'g0 +. III. Pullman vestlbule sleeping Cars from New
Sta5u TOrs ad Dining Cars from NeS:YorE 70 St. Louis
i' sHfS5 i6 Sc SS'fh Ss"Saa dSs.::
900 D. m. and ST. Louis 40 p. m. next day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
6ao ~: x ~ s o y'gs 6ese5 sSR1S Gar MsTXo sSG s
burg to Richmond ard Chicago Arrives at Cincinnati
CAsS2 od SsG m cay r Sna eyesaa S eGS
and Toiedo daily except saturday.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
yIss? MswYCEs 70 MsHn via the shssaandSs
cleveland ;5S D. % next day, and dsi% ehiS.gS 10
Tor T % .Ss GsaSSs sse:G 81 satddsy afS daily
BABTihORE. oA-nINGrON AND THE SOUTH
%i5h I bling Car da Except sunaay % 10 10 5O Vas a
Imed ds With D1ns car al at aa 20 p @ as
Ma'aa$gsa sSa $ M 30 ssa ec 'Speo Sbpd oS 80 M GS aSS
i2 rs nigat For Baltimore only, 90 p m Sunday
e;l5 and 80 m, 80, oo and 900 p. M, and
Through Buffet Parlor Car.
FGR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 90 20, CO. 30 o 40 Chicago Limited
With Dining Car and 10 10 Washing on Limited, with
BsS Bs1s co. i9s e @i . oS a9a %
p. N. and II rs night Accommodation, II 10 NJ.
4 40 and 200 p. Sundays, Express, 6:15, 30,
Q 90 40 Limited and 10 a m, :00 T. 80, 90.
30 100. and 90 p. rl and II 10 night. Accom-.
nodation 90 p. m.
For Timetables OF trains 10 local point; the Penn.
svyania Railroad System apply az the following Ticket
Onices: Nos. 1, 43j $40 and ga broadway, ! Astor
House foot Of Desbrosses and Cortan5t Court
Futo1st Brooklyn; IS Hudson-st, Hoboken; Station.
jersey CITY.
The Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through destination.
CHAS. T.. PUGH. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Plssr Agent,
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
GOVERNOR WrYAy,s CONDITION.

Lansing Mich. March 7.-GOvernOr Wnans's condi-
ton is about the same to-day. he being "up and
around His hccOughs have stlll refused 10 b.
quicted but they only at intervals OF an hour
two DR.. shank says he is nearly well enough TO at
tend to business.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
Ncw publications.

0SC.-BOOK of French Conversations; FRO -
30 fessor BERGER. Of Paris, S9S hroadT", VI Gcior
tick@is half a dollar Next TUESDAY ociocM s ires
lecture FOR ladies. subject: 'MtY I'f-o'' "'"u'''N
Ereurh Cannot Speak II Properly
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
Anriiou Sale OF Horses.

-~>
A AZ VCIAiLIiif:GRyIA TRoTrERs FOR SALE
rArrEnsALLs" "1'Go"s toT "sNl.%Yi&RK LIMITED.
AT THEIR SALE BUILDINA(. j5rH.sT. AND 7rH.AvEo
on TUESDAY. MARCH 10. 1891.
A HEAD consigned by As HEAD
Mr.. d NJ KEAyIs. CHICO CAL"
,,oo,oc Chief 21sL:
Young Stcinway and
Director 2;l1
ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH II. 1901.
81 HEAD xroS ;SoilSng4 XIX BY TcAnrronyI&s7 HEAD
rLNHINI 1Mf, : NJ ioF sail:SaFy, Iiisy Maaasefi.
Echo t'son OF Rysdyks HambletoniOn);
Gibraltar, 20 o.. g.
together with number OF Troters consigned by
Eastern owners. including Hattie Hawthorne. 2:2S's;
Endurer, $3.50 ly wcdsowood Elsie Wilkes. by Young
jim; Helen by orphan Boy Jim, by Young Jim; Morning
Star. by Amont Star Daha by Dictator Jr. and others
on THURSDAY AND FELp}AY, MARCH 1a AND 49,
i2o hHNPe HANeno DEL F&so SsGsls@a F&hM cALIFoEYIH'
Albert W. eco;
i'Ho' O' 'AiasSa, hs%D'' by iEiiGctlonccr;
Cornelius. by Nutwood; a.
Algona, by Almont, &C.
The above mentioned from mares Of the choicest
breeding and mal. the rrandcss aggregation Of TrOttns
Stock ever offered in the New.York market
Sales will commence promptly at 10 a. IN.
For catalogue and other particular. apply at the Tat
,erals Sale Building 55thst and Broadway or at the
wvate offices Of the company, 112o ES9adwgayyr yrox
Auctioncer and Managing Director.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
tlu5ical,

CULTIVATED SOPRANO good sight reader oa 9e1re nns,
y church position; New-York or Vicinity D'' i00 ~
125th-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
Couarinrrsbip Notices.

NEw.YOEK March :. 1901
" Office Is iIEREBl gwen that the copart-
" nrrshp heretofore existing between Jeremiah Dein,
,,rorle H. Daley William G. Phelps and Gcorgc a. Jones'
under the nrm Of Dcvlin Co, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent
George IL. Daley authorized 70 strn in LIQUIDATION
JfEEMlAH DENLiN,
GEORGE II. DALEY.
WILLIAM G.. PUELPS,
GEORGE \. JONES
Notice IS also hereby given that the assets and good
wifi OF tho late nm of Dcln CO. have been purchased
ly D.yln 4 Co tho undersigned, Manufacturing cor
,nr,ou Organized under the laws OF the Sta' oi NeN
Work and having ~, olice at ~ taot lith-st Union
-ourtc New-York which address the corporation VIII
continue the business Of the manufacture and -1r OF
clothing - , DEN Lin " w.
JEREMIAH DI.VLIN. President
GEoIt.E H. DALEY Vicc.Prr sident and Treasurer
GEORGE a. JONES. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

lNE III lid PKUPVoNIo VIII DC feCplVPU IT The
, oncc Of the Suyvrysne Ar'hitect Trel'ury Depart
, " - March ls01 for all the labor and materials re-
aured and laying complete the Neuchat, masc floor for
.or,. corridors Railways, &c, OF tho L. s. Court
Uou.s posiacc Sc. building a: Ncw-Y9rk City, New
- iu accorlnce with the drawings and specifications
ioIas OF which be- had on application at tis Office
AID the Office oi SuPrntehqeht oi krpair' OF Public
bid hv c.rtncd cheek for 300. The Dcpar,mcnt
ps, . all biS received after the tiHe herein stated
W. ' o,tnipc The same: also BIDS which do not comply
vim ali the requirements OF this invitation. BIDS
s'ru'tI encirscd IN an envelope sealed and marked
Pryposal r Neufchatc Masc Floor for the l. s Court
uo,s. po.toacr &c. Building q New.York City New
York,, and addressed to JAS. H. WlNDRlN' Super
yl-ing Afchit@'t.
March (. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

ID KOPOSNLo FOK IUBNDCU FON = IIIIl
/ VEwYORK NAVY YARD.-February "a. 1S9l,-
sealed proposals endO Proposals o Tobacco for the
NE received at to Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing,
Nav DEPARTMENT, Washington, D. C.. until II o'clock
thcaftcr TO fnh at the N5wYork Navy Yad l2o 900
Yovy standard and pass the usual naval inspection.
ank forms OF proposals win be furnished upon application
II, 10, Cnnor1rdant the Navy Yard. the Navy Pay
Rmc@ New. Yo: or the Bureau samples Of the stand.
;oi,acco will furnished application to the
RureaU The attention OF manufacturers and dealers
invited Tie bids all othr thing. being equal decided
& or ~ reject any or all bid, deemed advantageous
Ia he Government. l-D"I' BLEW AhI, IayHaster-
General T. 6 Navy.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
gnsirHcilon.
For Rows and Young Men-City.

For Bows and Young Men-City
GLASS For Boys-Inerme and sGCn,ssS sGnsnesss
a. grand sss Ds.Se .sqaent' wP1!qc cHAsS ii y
-CTRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE st@y'
hSSsiSSx a sGgs g c55 hqreau i
and q .ai RSSp @
between MrahT .a4lf'' ls
PH9fAaaTSNh Ptosducssa s%Iae, .qs4; now q q
:Sse. :i%fy SPqESs :, Se employed personal
Attention TO each limited n tNe-1e : -n2-,->
g CHOOL OF MINES student gives private lessons in
y Inauemasc also in subjects fIs%''T Trlbune
y TsEE:aa go rISSsr rTISSSSsr d%"f.ia " e AKIN H.
Sla1ci'ia g. g. iMaESbbRicKsoN 2;bRiGsoN principals,
For Young LadieS-Cjty.
oA ,-REv. DH. AND Mrs. GARDNER's o., ,..,
Gr. sehHD,i GhEDNER RI Author Of History in RHYME"
Al ARTIST lady Of e&DerSnec IN tachng m s;,sog T0pa
n syG lG'.9R' !. d1%l%g lt1,e. sG rca Gddtcs r. c.
i53 4th.ale. ------.----.--
NIss " BLAcKwELs school az and rsil EntEggsrten sg n for
Wa SS%aAS sSsco GoIb Axb bRoSz M6ALs FA&Is W.,
xFSsiTI0S sd 1885 Mms S'S we s?' S6hdAs 5 asp
THE BOOK or oPrX-AIE SroETs octave: 500 pages.
illustrated The STANDARD authority on Nns & s IY,i Jn
mnr m shogng ho!se.S eas sc Sc n l ,Sl,ao q 1oi
Ing iSey and i GGTels4iy comDlhacn,cd BY the pT's
For Both Seyes-City.
BUSINESS EDUCATION bookkeeping, writing,
"A, arithnaiic Correspondence sPcng, 'nosaphy typei
writlng LqdiG,, de@nsql; r'S'Gr 'SSTrEi 8. owcfv
cor CanaI.et. uptown. To- W,st thsi l4r E,Al@aA-
LESIs ESSEN f fror &c eoSa &s.:a iGsa asaoda Cd id
dIes. OfR0fT.SS6R. Tribune onleo
DyEKTIs sEMENTs FOR THE SEWYoRK TIJb:
3AricHEs 40 H' LBS Broad@ay. T1irt G 5' IT,;
NO Big9dTa ay SI co.f i52 6tSaye 20 Fourth
3oycr FoartGt st. 7Go IhGavr. corner foIy
.eventh-t LOG IhLia'Tc., a,.r 90, J1rtn. ~
i-o E,tb.aye cor 1.d--t go Libeft-s - Avenue y.
1913 rdaye, aud the HAELtM Or ~ -. H. l, and r'r a0s
West one.fundrcd-andtwenty hfl.st. at regular once
III Coit Thorough instruction; ep-oial pam, taken WIN
tvpewrtng; Hau,moni aud l:emnstn machine, taipht
- +. MAYNE ELoCUTIoN. Prepares FOR platform
nail. 'io io7 Wcst 5sth.stp Apply to tleket,.
- H0RTHAXD aud typewrtns School. 30 W.T. 20
g. AndFy nj Gf4aa aaa tl on application at the
school, a, The publishing once, H4 bFoaa"ay
TINE BERLITz SCHOOL OF Languages; LAS,S 10;
chicago Berlin Paris &C. Bes. instruction SO per term
Musical Instruction for both Sexes.
n Ew.YoRK CSoysETEXA.To92Ry; ;Sdns 8 Ens! l"'hss
~ cocIhe The OLD ana fAMOGS ,.o ccuoor
SdSGNH .aS SGHScE SGHQoH fo ali BE1SJE Mfst 8S
Fof5iG N5Ew4oERs 3EsPs'c Vf '5f e Music IN"
EAST rru;f%H o&h& 81 Deaf I.D liss e SrH.AvE
The FIRST i17s9h 1oK7xhIzEb zgffb and ..s
S 1S TSr r gs mssG ga Daa'' 'n
opGS DAY and EVENING for the Reception Of Pupra
E. i'AiNRt55S Ff5iossOr IS of Piano, No. GAG rark.avo
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
RAILROADS.
NEwYORK CENTRAL

Hudson River Railroad.
AL Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Fourth Ave- and 42d ST.. New York.
TRx ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TUE CIrr.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
iJroposGl5.

ID ROPOSALS FOR EQUIPMENT STORES,
Sc. for the NewYork Navy YardTMarch 2, lo2I:-
sealed proposals. ndor-ed ,Pf2pos1l Tor hluPHnS
isol Will be received at the Bureau Of ProyisIons ana
clock noon, Mtrih -, 1891 and publicly opened in.
urdaply tlpreafrr 60 furnish at the New. YORK Navy
Xari a o,tutfy OF stores consisting Of betting steel.
non &C. also quantity Of equipment stores, consisting
hoe hand and leg irons furniture ,tatonery Sc &
the Navy snIa1Td ara pass Tue
u.,,i naval Inspection Blank forms of propJ ais VIII De
she'd upon application to the Commandant OF the Navy
v1r th, Npvv psv once. New York. or 10 tile bureau
Te attention Of nanuiacturo' and dealer, i inNte nc ne
lids ol ohe? things being equal decided by lou. Inc
reserves right 70 waive defects or to reject
a or ali I'D, not deemed advantageous to the Govern
mems. EDWIN olf'"-Ni'i' i'Si''''iN' - -
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

IMPORTANT TO COMMUTERS
Tho, fifty ride family Communication tickets the
Zew:yorh Central are q popular innovation. "a.
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Cages Weuisteiten.
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fir Mcalilin bon SenntKee aIs @anbis
boten fur bas Gpre@er Mmt fiimmen.
Mae berporragenben @onbibaten fit
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tional. 8anfen unb hber bic 6ilberbors
rdtbe.
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ganoioateu Der repubIitaniT@en portei
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TRIGGER Der Demotraten, felbit feline Nn.
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gen Mittag LOT @rab s.
= Die PreRe pbiIabeIpbios ma9t
febr fpibe Bemertungeu Ooriiber, baB
Wannamater niGt Dor Der unterIu.
9unes gommiffon eri@ien, I'm Nufs
tldrung iiber bic 3batla@e 3u geben,
baB er erif bod unb beilig neri6ert
bate. er lei tsin Nttiondr Der Qenltone
9aut, udbrenb f6 ua6ber oas @eseu'
tbeil babon b%erausfeQte.
= Na@ genauer Bere@nun9eu be,
trdgt bas Deficit bes Stabtf@abmeifers
8arbslsp bon philadelphia 80. 200, 900.
Daporr perliert bic Gtabt 81, 900, 900
unb Der Staat penniplbanien ST.
200, 900.
NusIanb.
- Ganj Mmfferbam 1T nit 8orbe.
reituneen fur ben &efu9 bes 2ai1ers
Wilbelm bef9dfti9t. R6nisin. &egens
tin emma miro ben beuti9en 2aifer
periOaIi@ empfansen unb ibm fur bic
3eit ieines A~ufentbaltes In Mmfterbam
ben t6uigli9en Palait our 8erfhgung
feIen. @raf Ranbau, Der 69uiegers
iobn beg Gdrffen Bismarf uno beut.
i@er @eiunbter In Solanb, Dirb benz
Qaiier su Gbren Elm GefteHen eeben.
2aiier Wilbelm unb 26nisin emma
molten angebIi9 bic Grase bes Beitritts
BET MieberIanbe 3u benz mitteleuropdi.
i@eu 3OllDsrein (Oeuti@laub, Defer.
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gesas.

= Sbiner. 9ur9 6errn BafOr We'
ifsrbof bon 8auersbiIe tpurben i'm ell
terli9eu 6auIe bes 8raut 6err t0err,
mann 9reper uaO Sri. 9elene Msper
ebeIi9 berbunben.
Die Cine. WilionsD ouar.8 Bride
ber Sibliden Qaeiic . gabn tber sen
pecos, tpirb bic b69fe Bride In ben
Der. Staten. Die Bride bot %
pfeiler, ipObOn Der mittelfie 3144 6uB
iiber benz MaRer t9 erbebt. 3p6lf
9ogen ber Bride finb ie IS SUB lang,
iteull ie IS. 3tpei ie so unb elmer tpirb
IT'S SUB lang iein.
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