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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY. FEB. 10.
WEDNEsDAr. FEB. /
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. FEB. T. 1891


PORT OF NEW-l Ohh ..-...-..SATU NUA1, FEB Z. 1871
ARRIVED
Steamer Wisconsin tBrl. worrall. Liverpool Jan "a
Queenstown with mse and passengers Undorhill
n Arrvr,: at the Bar at iOij pm 9TH
steamer Spaa rndhm tDtchl HGucr. Rotterdam Jan rs.
with Pse and passengers To funeh. Edge Co. Arrived at
the Bar at ga
steamer aesland (Begl. Grant. Antwerp % with
passengers To Peter Wright Arrived the
Bar AZ iam.
ndse and passensofstO refer Nflght sons Arrived NJ the
Steamer oraDIe Nassau CDtchl T'rgdraz-r Paramarbo
{. Trinidad To- CAmpano II, Cumana
Iagunyra 10. Puerto Cabeo 81 Cages ~. Port au
Prince 81 with mdse ana passengers Kunardt & Co.
Itvri at the Bar AT 80 p
steamer Santiago Pierce. Cienfuegos via 81 Jago and
mlse and Jas L Ward d Co.
rlvcti AT the Bar at 63U M
Wergeund tNorl Wiese. Mayaguez days. with
md ~ % Mones AZ co. Arrived at the Bar at 3 as m
Steamer Nueces Risk Galveston days with mdse and pas
sengers - II Mallory S G"
steamer KnchcrDockcr. Kemble. Neworeans days. with
M and passengers Ia ; II Seaman.
aanassee Askihs savannah days with and
passengers To r l. Walker
Steamer Raleigh. Bailey, Darlen. with lumber South
Brooklyn sawmil Co
SHIN (;eniata rD Hearn Calcutta los DAYS with mdse To
Foster Durfec a. Cos vessel 10 Bowrlng d Archibald
Snip Clarence Bcment, Franck Dublin Nov To- via Ber
mu'la. with mdse To order: vessel to master.
Thomas bones order. weasel to y d Co
Bark Amelia (Span CABRERA, Havana 10 days
10 order; vessel To VI Cebaios d. Co.
sUNsET-wind sandy HOOK strong f.; thick and rain
At city Isand-Wind strong. ~: raining.
rS7Steamer state OBJ. Richie, from Glasgow
rrrivod at the Bar at $50 y IN. 9th.
CLEARED.
steamer Colorado OBI. Abbott Iul-Sanierson 4 Son
Steamer Ethiopia lrD. Young. Glasgow Henderson Bros
Steamer Rotterdam Dtchl NandeTzee Amsterdam via
Boulogno-Funoh Edye d Co.
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Of workmen have been earning good wages since No
vember l who would otherwise have been unemployed
UNEoUALLED AUTHORITY IN THE CASE.
From The Philadelphia Press.
Mr.. william ". Cirosvenor has again placed the
cause of prOtcC ION and sound economics under Oos
ton by compiling the variations in price Tor looO hrsl
on the wholesale prices OF series OF arlceS eNuPeu
according TO their character and estimated accOrlng
TO their comparative consumption and second on ooi
familiar articles Of food and manufacture soh al e,aii
in New York City September l, 1900, ana Januiry 10,
1891. Mr. GrosvcnOr. whose article Is pubilsieu on
the eleventh page has been for eleven years COLLECTING
and publishing data TO price His methOu as We
believe every who has examined II mas agrcod, y
more and nearer TO expressing te "eO
of changes quotations the actual current COST
of life than any other series of price tables IL II, Io
instance, accurate than the index number
used 10 express changes in price by TIE LONDON Econ
Omst" and infinitely superior TO the tables OF price.
given in the reports Of the Bureau OF statistics or OF
the Mint. ,.,,o,,
Mr. Crosvenors tables show clearly, oonclusively
and Enthusiastically that the Mckinley tariff had no IN
Ruence price. far economic CONCLUSION can
be established by tables. The conclusions MI eros
venor reaches will be accepted by all CANDID men,
Is THIS ALL YOU CAN say
From The New-York Evening Post FreeTrader.
Have you any tables about you showing what effect
the Mckinley bill has had will have II 1t docs not
raise the price OF commodities?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
MRS. WILLIAM ASTOR BADLY TREATED.

The fact has been recorded recently that Americans
have been swinded by foreign dealers by old trick
The Americans make purchases in Europe. aud in
settling their bills pay the duty them. leaving the
shipment TO the dealers. But dishonest dealers
pocket The duty money and undorvauc the goods when
they are shipped. The innocent purchasers have to
make up the deficiency when the goods arrive here
Mrs william Astor recently treated outraseously
by a Paris mlner. she bought three dresses, and
left the shipping 10 the mncr. He invoiced them
at I 600 francs When they arrived the local APP
praisers valued them AZ 1000 An appeal was made
10 the Board OF General Appraisers. Yesterday Gen
cral Appraiser Ham fixed the value Of the goods at
2 600 francs An appeal can be taken from Mr. Hams
appral sement TO the Board Of Three Appraisers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
THE FRENCH TAX ON AMERICAN PORK.
LIKELY TO BE PLACED At II FRANCS on 100
KILOs-FRANCE AND THE WORLDS FAIR
ROBERT RAY HAMILTON


Paris Feb. I'm an interview to-day with W. Marie
Albert vgGr. one Of the Deputies from Orleans and
reporter Of the Tariff Committee Of the Chamber. ".
vigcr said that he was satisfied that the Chamber
would adopt the tax Of L. francs pr 100
kOs American pork which the committee
recommends instead Of 1Ofr7nc tax. a. urged by the
United States Minister, the Hon. WhcIaw Reid. Th,
question Will before the Chamber at the end Of
March Mr.. Reid Informed the Associated Press CORE
sp0ndent that the French butcher, proposed to the
committee duty Of 10 francs. saying that they
unable TO handle American pork at profit beyond
that limit Of duty.
VI. Ierrlson, the Minister OF Commerce in 1883.
when the decree was mOmcntarily removed. when in
formed Of the statement made by VI. Viger to the
IL franc duty. said 10 means exclusion. have
always felt that the obnoxious decree would be- Ie
moved In this fashion. The Deputies are protec-
ton mad
NJ Jules Ferry. tho new chairman Of the Senate
Tariff Committee I'm an Interview said recently that
the protection spirit in the United states had advanced
the cause Of protection in France. The temper Of
the Chamber and senate, he added. in favor
of protection at the present time than it iy
1850 when the existing tariff was adopted.
NJ Berger director OF the recent exposition in thl,
city, and now a member Of the Chamber Of Deputies,
referring 20 the Worlds Fair Of the United states.
said that he would be unable 10 20 % Chicago 10
gve his advice 70 the FAR organizers. as VI. ROu,an,
the French Minister at Washington. had urged him To
do. VI. Berger added however that the Associated
Press correspondent could tell the citizens OF Chicago
that he was entirely at their disposal here. Contnu
ing he said that the correspondent could also assure
the Chcagoans that when the invitation Is received
favorable action upon it is certain, and that the
Chamber is sure to vote the Of money necessary
for France to be wOrthily represented at Chicago.
The only difficulty according 10 " Eefger, is the
apathy Of merchants and others who would be con
sidercd likely to become exhibitors The Mckinley
tariff act according to The same gentleman has ciillcc
the zeal Of French merchants in regard 10 sending
exhibits TO the Chicago Fair. But,' he added. the
feeling is changing"
The invitation Of the United states. III. Berger
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DINNER or THE GRIDTKON CLUB.

Washington, Feb THE special fcstivty Of tho
GrlGiron club known its annual dinner took place
tonight at the Arlington Witty. Informal
speech making by the guests, and singing by the mem
her, who had provided number Of new topical
SONGS for the occasion, and the Initiation Of several
infant members were the features Of the evening.
Among the prominent gutsts were senator stewart.
senator German. senator Faulkner Russell h. Harrison,
Representatives Cannon crisp, W. L. wilson, ButteIe
worth W. G. T.. Breckiurid-c Deliver, Allen, Of Mlssis-
.,ppi Eoatner Gibson, Wallace. Bynum, Evans Peters.
r,I.vcnOY, BOucllc Carujh aud adams, oOicitOrGen
e,.l Taft George Alfred Townsend, Charles OBJ.
Cowardin General Greeley, George W. Boyd and W.
II. Kapley.
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THE TRUTH ABOUT THE TARIFF.
PRICES NOT RAISED BY THE MCKINLEY BILL

PRICES NOT RAISED BY THE MCKINLEY BILL.
From The Burlington (Vt) Free Press
The New York Tribune prints a review of the
OF prices In 1890 that pretty cfectuay answers the
claim made that retail dealers have raised prices Of
"every and comfort OF fe,' IN consequence
of the tariff law. 1t Is a noteworthy
fact that among The prices which have not changed
are OF canned goods which freetrade friends
have hOwled much about. and predicted advanced
prices account Of the increased cost OF tin plate. No
doubt the falSehoOis which have been ndustHOusly
circulated by the Mugwumps and Free Traders resulted
I'm losing many votes to the Republicans In the elections
of 1850 but the truth mighty and will prevail as the
elections in 1892 will show.
OF VITAL INTEREST TO EVERY CONSUMER.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer
We reprint elsewhere most important statement
from The New York Tribune. OF the effect upon whole.
sale ard retail prices caused by the Mckinley Tariff
bill This is not question Of sentiment. II Is one
Of fact which Is Of the greatest interest 10 every con-
sumer. In the retail markets 951 quotations
were gained from retail merchants In New York, and
The Tribune devotes page 10 printing Them that there
NAV be mistake its authority discredited md 81
these only ninety showed any change whatever from
September 7. 1890. OF these ninety, exactly onehah
showed ad,saa Is and Onehan decreases. and by far
the greater number Of advances for entirely
foreign 20 the tariff In view Of this statement woud
like Of esteemed freetrade contemporaries
explain how II is that the pays all the tariff
on the goods, and that the price OF every commodity
entering into the cost of living greatly enhanced by
the Mckinley Tariff bill. Not only has the cost OK
avang not been appreciably increased Init thousands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08

Kerr. Lawry and W. Marshall; Representative ou''
ningham Reeve KeSsinger, McKelvey, Taylor Chrlse'
scheuler and Robson; I. IL. Dill Speaker pro TEN.
G.. IL. Bargar, manager of the intermediate rent
Tertiary at Mansfield, Ohio; General X. Brlnkerhof
and c. Rorick, Of The Toledo Blade" The state OF
Ohio is establishing a reformatOry at Mansfield, ana
Il was with a view getting suggestions from the
ARRANGEMENTS in force at the New YORK state ne
formatory that the deleagtOn came here today They
made a thorough inspection OF all the trade depart
rments schools and everything connected with the
reiormatory. and highly pleased. The visitors
viii rcn,ain i'm Emira until tomorrow night. They
t,Incraphed TO Governor HI, asking him TO meet
them here and they also expect TO be joined mere by
Governor Campbell, who IS In New-fork.
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THE WESTERN CONGRESS IN GALVESTON.

Nev.Orleans. Feb 1.-THE Times Democrats" Cal
weston. Tex. dispatch says: About $50 delegates
10 the Western Congress- which convened IN the Cotton
Exchange at 10 O'Clock this morning, nave arrived
and others are expected To arrive tonight ana IN tho
morning Much cauGussng has been going on among
delegates present a. 70 the location Of tie permanent
congress. The fight for the location Will ~ between
Denver Omaha, Kansas City and Wichita, %.h Gal
weston ms side issue The Denver delegation is
strong one and numbers about forty. Among the
matters that will come before the congress for dis
cusson and action thereon VIII be railway freight dis
cr.ninao enlargement Of the powers OF the inter
state Commerce Commission. reciprocal trade relations,
especially with Central and SOnth American cohurlcs
and other questions pertinent to the trade ana com
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uree,fei should give in detail the amount Of space
rlch will be a. the disposal Of foreigners and the
feicb charges from the scaboar 10 chicago IN iant
al he details which it Is possible to procure 10 OrueI
IN assist Trcnchmcn who may contemplate becouIhs
cy hbitos In calculating the expense OF slc ventuc
n is believed that NJ Berger will be at the head OF ts
french delegates who will be sent to chicago. lie S~u
himself that he would like TO 60. H..
4 brother OF Robert Ray Hamilton was In TINS Guy
ON Thursday last. He viii return to New York in n
short time. having in his possession the evidence Oh
man who is at Pau. which establishes the ldehtiH
N tho body which found In the river III tic
western part OF the United states. This man was IN
the West at the time OF Mr.. Hamtons disap-
pearancc and present when the body was
found lie was personally acquainted with Mr.. ham
lon and I'm his deposition he states that there Is no
Doubt that that Of that unfortunate man
The Revue dcs DcEX MOndcS' has pubu7hcu an
article on the Indian question in the United states, III
which II severely arraigns the Government OF tiat
country for the policy it follows in its dealings WIN
the nhOriglnes.
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TWO LOVERS DEvOrPED BY WOLVES.

St Petersburg. Feb. News Of a terrible tragedy
which happened In the Government Of keR has been
received here While two lovers were out walking
they were attacked By pack Of wolves, which mad
been rendered desperate by hunger The man tySd
~ fight on the famished animals. but was finally
compelled 10 abandon his sweetheart and take refuge
I'm tree. The wolves then attacked
tne rirl and from his place Of safety
the man to witness the terrible sight Of the
Qdrl he loved being torn tn pieces by the snarnng
animals which fought savagely the body Of
their victim. The man was overcome By the nor
r-hl" Scene and NJ last he oOscned his hold on, lhe
linb Of the and fell dead among the wolves, wmoh
sa1n Qevoured him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
THE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD
SPRINGS.

Az the Ninth international Medical Congress, Dr. A. L.
Toholdt OF the University of Pennsylvania read a
rap.r stating that OF thirty treated with The
genuine imported Carlsbad sprudel Salt. powder FORM
twentysix entirely cured three much improved and
one not treated long enough. Among those under treat
mont OF chronic constipation hypochondria,
disease OF the liver and kidneys Jaundce, adipos p,
diabetes dropsy from yalvular disease dyspepsia
catarrhal inflammation of the stomach ulcer Of the stomach
spleen children with govt. rheumatism OF
the joints. gravel ETC. The average time OF
four weeks.
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JANSEN UAsHROUCK SIR.

Rond0ut y. y. Feb. jansen liasbrouck sr'' inc
oldest native resident Of this place died al noon
today. He was a member Of one Of the besrhho"h
families Of Ulster County, and large property owner
I'm carly life he was engaged In the passenger ana
freight forwarding business between Rondout ana
New York. and next IN the flour and iced business
but was best known until few years ago a. pres-
don't of the National Park Of Rondout, which Office
uc rasigned account OF advancing axe and III health
IA is now held by his eldest SON. Abraham. NJ
ia,r0Ick was ia hi, eighty first year, and leaves six
children one Of whom j, the wife Of the stale super
intend mt of Banking Charles NJ. Preston.
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Ex.coyGREs-NAY WILLIAM GoDsHALK.

Doyle,tpTn, Penn, Feb. 7.-EN Congressman Will
lam Goisiiak. one Of the most prominent dt1ens OF
buck, County died at Lis home here yesterday judge
d,halk was torn In Chester County, Penn. IN l'l1
Iii, first entry into public life Was made IN lS4 Wieh
he ran for state senator the Republican ticket lie
wa, defeated M this campaign. but In 1871 he was
elected associate Judge OF the court II this county
He held this Office until 1870, when II wac "Op'i ''''
He WAS elected 10 Congress from the With D'uNt
I'm I175 and was returned in 1870. In So ne wac
defeated for a denomination aud retired rom puOliO
He,
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Or-TBRFAE OF SMALLPOX IN THE WEST.

Sprngtleld H.. Feb 7.-Dr Ranch, secretary OF the
state Uoard OF Health went 10 Macoupn County TO
investigate the smallpox cases there, and met the pres
dents Of the boards of health Of the two townships
where the disease exists. There ~cTe two deaths a
man and child who came from Texas with the disease
Another man IS expected 10 die. The two deaths have
caused great alarm but there are no new cases, ana
every possbe effort Is being made by vaccination aud
ouarantinc 10 prevent the spread OF the disease The
School Board at Grad has ordered the vaccination OF
oil bupils although no cases have appeared there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
NIP LINCOLN AGAIN IN SOCIETY.

London, Feb THE United States Minister, Robert
T. Lincoln, has made his rcappoarance In society ater
the bereavement which he suffered through the death
Of his SON Abraham Lincoln. Mr. Lincoln was present
NJ the opera this week company with Henry White,
secretary Of the Legation prominent American
citizen will shortly give ball In honor OF Minister
Lincoln
Mr. Mccormick, Second Secretary Of Legation, ana
his wife have returned this city after their visit TO
the Duchess Of Marlborough at Blenhem Palace, at
Woodstock, near oxford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
THE BARoNET AND THE BACcARAT SCANDAL.

THE BARONET AND THE BACCARAT SCANDAL.
London. Feb. THE military baronet who has De-
come involved in scandal during which he was ac-
e1lscd Of having cheated while playing baccarat IN
company with the Prince Of Wales at Arthur Wilson'S
house at Doncaster I'm the St Leger race week. mas
long been member of the circle of gentlemen nlow
in This country as the Prince Of Waless SET 1t Is
lmnrobabe that the baronet will press the suits which
he has Uegrin against the committee, composed OF
two ladies' and three men, who were appointed TO
watch him while playing baccarat. after he was
suspected OF cheating. The evidence against the
baronet Is said to be complete that the colonel
Of his regiment it Is now reported, compelled MN 10
resign 80 il seems the baronet was not advised
IA retire by his fellow officers, nor did he voluntarily
tender his resignation. IN, A. On
nounccd Intention of cXpeing the baronet from that
,ricf circle.
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ONO MEN VISIT THE ELMIRl REFORMATORY.

Elmira y. Y, Feb. : (specaD.-S.Xty five officials
If thc state Of Ohio to-day thoroughly Inspected the
state Rcfo.matory in this city and took dinner with
supcrntendent Brockway. They arrived here on a
special train and were received ~ the Board OF
Managers Of the college on the HILL Among the
visitors were LicucnantGovernor Marquis. state Sell
Nom. Cnrcuran Cole Carpentcr Ilcrrman. HIldebrand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08

Eclvdcre n. d. Feb Isaac Dnl prominent busi.
ness man OF Hackctt-town. fc dead at Mlnuhklchunh
station ON Delaware and Lackawsnna Railroad, this
afternoon. He was home from visiting sick
friend. The cause Of death was heart failure.
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KVpEOTISEf CUTD0kE.
. u,stcry which Dchc- solution. How IL This sTnngc
Acuu

(:ift Aclniredt .
No matter What complaint or Of nov long standing
3, NAV have been required no ,istonehts
r,ncrrnnc your condition. ana compete ana accurate
made hy te physician who ninea you before
M leave Ccc OF the Poly nhic Institute ~ ~ Last
4.a.st V \. CITY Once hours. 10 a. NJ q D. m ana
n m Coz sultatcn and examination free Of "harg,
IN further Our co, rothopcutist and specialist
n cancer tu or &c. Will also be In attendance az above
her, and from THESE diseases viii do well to call
| Mt elr
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New Publications.

CIRCULARS ATTRACT ATTENTION
More so by other means ol ana es,
Sreat which you cannot do by an occsSlont news
Naoer advertisement No other method WI give you 50
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fary talks the people brings them g tt IVY DOORS
r. q, Get PIIIIIlPSS ELITE DllsE.CIOhf.
~ 40 600 householders' names OF New.i 0k City.
tb their exact numbers and the suburban towns nes,
by. Classified BY streets 3D. bf'i-N 4ASo'' ana az
Or PHILLIPS, The Publisher 81 Nassau-st
TARI-E AND CUISINE JOCRNAL.-A
monthly devoted e the culinary ar ana nc sd Ds 'e'yS
IN s sI,aSay February TO- Subscription 81 per ysas
a TiILEMAND Editor 40 oth-aNe'
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EVERErT-H A. r. Carter. Hawaiian Minister at
Washington FIFTH AVENUE-Senator Nelson w.
Aldrich, OF Rhode Island, and ex.GoveInor Charles H.
Sawyer Of New. Hampshire GILSEY-Genera Rufus
ingalls,, United States Army.
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John HALE WENTWORTH.

san Francisco Feb 6.-John Hale wentworth, pioneer
journalist died to-day. the Of sixty three years
,t va- native OF Maine California IN lo49
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08

Wilmington y. c., Feb ~. \. Bonlz, editor
and proprietor Of The Wilmington Messenger died
this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08

TIE GOLD PREMIUM IN BUENOS AYREs.
Bucnos Ayres Feb 7.-Gold closed to-day at 234
per cent premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08

To RUN AGAINST SIR JOHN MACDONALD.
Kingston. Ont. Feb 7.-AeXander Gum has CON
septed to I've the Reform candidate for Kingston In
opposton to Sir John Macdonald
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"NAUyoo." E. & w. "NAyvoo."
A high.back. fold collar.

Pain from INDIGESTION dyspepsia and too hearty
eating relieved by taking OF Carters Little
Liver Pns Immediately after dinner
Tho Leader is the best water Biscuit in the
world supporting BODY ard brain perfectly. Boxes. 25c
ncaith Food CO., 0l nth Avenue, and all grocers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08

IA. been Used !o oTe " NfftE9Ys
qvG Win PERFECT SUCCESS. II sooTuES the
cHJLp. .sQErEXs Re GUNS. ALLA AVS al PAl a. !;
DIIREuOI:A. sold by Druggists In every part Of tho
world Twenty-Five cents @ bottle
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun rises SO 7oS m Moons age -
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For Both Sexes-City.
Musical Instruction for both Sexes.

N,FW.YORK CONSERVATORY, East 14th-st.
The OLD and FAMOUS ,,ro.,
o saS Ss6n SSG fSf ali BRANCHES MtIt
'YEw.YoRR CoNSERvhT0RY Of MUSIC.
For 20 Years Located q, -,
< Fast 14THST ONLY 81 Door East OF 5TH.AVE
i fstabllshed 1853 Chartered 1865:
The FIRST ORGANIZED and best APPOINTED music
school In the country. , -,.,... 49,,
No BRANCH-ENTrRELY Separate snd Disehc' from
all others which initiate lie name and methodi ,
CPET DAY and EVENING for the Reception OF Pupils
T. RErNBECK, Professor OF Piano. Address; oid
Il. Park
Miscellaneous.
AIDES who would like to join class IN Tr9ch Lters.
l. t,re please address for particulars ETUDE Iflouhs
ptown ohice 2SS Broadway -
n RTVATE LESSONS given in bookkeeping. penman.
j shin and commercial arithmetic by the wel-Ano~A
teacher b. F. WILSON, 1903 West Athst
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Announcements.
HENRY A. DANIELS: NJ. . o.!

Diseases Of the Nervous system O. nio Urinary Orsans
rtYpotsnce and Stery. Hours 10 l. 70 s.