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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28

Republican Convention who were elected delegates
from the various Congressional districts Of the
State. Thus there are four delegates at.large and
sixty-eight Congressional delegates The latter
have all now been clected-the last election having
taken place to-day. The New-York delegation to
the Republican National Convention. therefore. to
all appearances now will have the following
members:
Delegates at.largc- Chauncey N. repew, Thomas C.
Platt Warner Miller and Frank Hiscock.
I-Donjamin warford. CARL 6. Burr.
II-ChaTles A. Moore Robert A. Sharkey.
III-John a. Nichols, Edward b. Bartlett.
Iv-Thcodo-c b. wills jacob J. Schlusser
V-Jo.eph Benjamin Charles r. HeG.
VIII o. Armour. John f. Mlholland.
VU-John d. Lawson, Charles II. Murray.
VIII-Horacc Porter. Samuel Thomas
IX-Jacob NJ. Patterson, BeOrGe Hiiard
ks. v Il. Cruger William Henkel.
XI-Shertan Shook, Frederick s. Gibbs.
XII-Wllliam Brookncd. T.. p. Shepard
XIIl-David r. Porter. John Rcisenwebcr
XIV-Wiliam II. Robertson, James w. Husted.
XV-Thomas W. Bradley. Clarence LeNow
XVI-Louis F. Payn. Willard II. Mase.
XVII--Gcorge ii. Sharpe. J. Leroy Jacobs.
XVIII-John A. Quackenbush Henry G. Burleigh.
XIX-John A. Seicher, Thomas Austin
XX-John Sanford Harvey J. Donaldson
XXI-Fnnk s. Witherbce. Edward c. O'Brien.
XXII-C f. Sanford. E. s. Goodale.
XXIII-V. Lansing Waters James S. Sherman
XXIV-Henry g. Munger. Hobart Krum.
XXV-I;ufus T. Peck. William u. Co2swen.
XXVI-Edmund O'Connor. Abram T. Decker.
XXVII-Corion w. Allen James w Dunwell.
XXVIII-J. Soat Fassett. Jchn w. Dwight.
XXIX-F. D. Sherwood, Morris F. Sheppard.
XXX-Holbcrt IL. Warner. Frcdrick F. Gost.
XXXI-Wiam c. Watson u ). Boardsce.
XXXII-O. G. Warren. Philip Becker.
XXXlII-lenry II. Persons. Willis H. Howes.
XXXIN-N V. Frsncbat. Jemcs McEwen.
The delegation is an excellent one in every
respect. 1t does contain good many practical
politicians, the word practical being used IN the
best sense but il also contains large body of bust
ness men, merchants and manufacturers. The
business and polii cal interests Of the State Will
therefore be well .cpresented by it at MINNEAPOLIS
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THE DEFINING TRIAL AGAIN. POSTPONED.

Melbourne. April 27.-Mr. Lyle. counsel ior nc
murderer Decming, today made another apphcatloh
for a further postponcment of the trial Ihe Judge
said he felt that his responsibility was one oil hie or
death, and announced that he would dcier MS Nv
cslon on the application until tomorrow, III order 10
hear medical evidence.
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FRAUDS on THE GOTERNMENT.
A SOLDIERS CLEVER SCHEME DETECTED.
ur ERASED THE FIGURES on PAY ORDERS AND
FILLED IN LARGER ONt'.

FILLED IL LARGER ONt'.
clever scheme (, dcfraud the pay department Of
the Atlantic Diyi,io United states Army has
inst been laid bare and number OF arrests VIII prop
obly follow The operations are sah to extend over
scyera months and the losses 20 the Government may
amount 10 a large sum The scheme consist Of remov
Ing a part or all Of the writing except the signature
from orders upon the pay department. ana hllhS III
,le blank spaccs with letters aud figures calling Tor
,mounts larger than the face Of the original order IL
T. ,old that the era.urcs made with acid anu ~
ccvcrlv were they done that number Of the cTnors
were pad before the fraud was detected. All In
formation with regard g. the matter has been refused
bv the Government officials, aud the names OF 'hc
guilty persons cannot be learned.
The trick Is familiar one, yet 1t Is probable mat
thc orders would bavc been paid by any bank almost
,r,bout ouestion II Is said that they obtained
In the West by discharged soldiers and presented
for payment to the Government roy department in this
city, soldier coming from The West must identify
tbem,clves before receiving their and the nav
mn ste;'s department has been conducted that II
would require much ingenuity to perpctuate fraud
upon II.
The plan Is said 10 have been conceived by a
o,dicr who had had some experience In clerical
work. and who is fairly expert pcnman. He re
movod the figures Of the orders in some cases
and replaccd them with figures Of a greater value
lint he generally adopted the easier plnn o rewriting
the whole order with the exception OF the sigma
turc. The application Of acids or other CORROSIVE"
fluids will In time dscolor any powT, and the spots
On some Of the orders said to have led to the
detection Of the scheme.
At a late hour last night tho criminals had not
been arrested but 1t IS likely that All Important
arrest will be made Uoday.
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THE CORNERSTONE IN PLACE
LAID BY PRESIDENT Hal RRISON.
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES AT THE MONU-
MENT OF GENERAL GRANT.
THOUSANDS OF pEOPLE ATTEND THEM
GENERAL PORTER AND cHAUNCEY NJ. DAPEW
MAKE EADDREssEs-GRAND ARMY MEN MARCH
TO TIE TOMB OF THEIR OLD CHIEF
TAIN-UNITED STATES TROOPS
AND WHOLE CITY HONOR
HIS MEMORY

Simple as he was himself were the ceremonies
yesterday at the laying Of the cornerstone ior
the tomb OF Genera! Ulysses S. Grant, on tile
SEVENTEEN anniversary of his birth. But tine
absence OF display made the occasion the mo G I'M
pressive The multitude which focked from near
and far to honor his memory hal been brought
by no expectation of gttering show or military
pageantry. Most OF the citizens attending the
ceremonies were far away from the tomb that
they could hear nothing that was said, and see
little that went on. The President OF the
United States came to perform his part, without
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pomp or ceremony. like private citizen.
But along his way there the full and spon-
tsneous respect Of many thousands, with cheers
and bar,d heads, for the Chief Magistrate Of the
Nation. And 80, too, those thousands stood for
hours at Riverside Park to do honor TO a Nations
dead hero, until the booming Of the white Man
tonomoh's guns waking the echoes along the lGud-
son River, announced chat the purpose for which
they had gathered was in part accomplished
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and no assurance to buyers except that the nuinoer
of this edition is restricted TO 800. lhere
have BEEN as said the other day. publishers who'
interprctin. this statement literally. felt 'hcH-
selves at Liberty to produce another large-paper
issue after the first had been sold OIL. nor uiu
ever hear that the morality Of these enterprishg
gentlemen WAS impugned by their colleagues. or
that their sanding in the trade had been injured
Therefore. while Avoiding all imputatlons upon
ANYBODY. think i, fair that the pubic shouid
have notice Of III, possibilities which lie oeiore
them if they choose to invest in either lni'ea Ut
unlimited largc-papcr editions. The sum IN
yolvcd in these transactions is large one' 'he
total asked for Mr. Nimmo's present ia'ge-paper
edition exceeding $4,000 The price ASKED lot
tho lorce papcr is nearly three times the price OF
the ordinary paper tie excess in cost very Slight
II is therefore. even if half less than half were
sold. very successful speculation for the pup
Usher. ", w. -.
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GcIels.
Eir.t.(Inss. RESPECTABLE. COMFORTABLE


E;r.t.(Inss, RESPECTABLE. COMFORTABLE
,,o,,r ~ xEW.YORK. THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
woULp LIKE 10 SPEND 4 WEEK IN NEW-iolth,
BUT TIE GRAND HOTELS ARE TOO IN 81, I've -
IN r,Ir Cur,P ONES ARE TOO CHEAP. MR.
TIrJy HAYNES OF BOSTON. HAS SECURED =
LEASE OF THE GREAT Broadway Crnirn Hofci,
IN THE HEART OF THE CITY. on THE Monr
FAVORABLE TERMS; HAS EXPENDED oNbh ONE
,II,xnprn THOUSAND DOLLARS IN An ENTIRE
RECONSTRUCTION Of THE PROPERTY, AND
will RIM IT As A FIESrCLASS, GREAT PORT
LAR FAMILY HOUSE on THE AMENlCAN M
EUROPEAN PLANS. SlMILAR TO WHAT HAS
ppoyrv so PHENOMENAL \ SUCCESS AT THE
UNITED STATES HOTEL. BOSTON. THE LoCN.
TIoN Is EXCELLENT: THE NEW CABLE CARS On
ppO.DWAy REACH EVERY FASHIONABLE
crorr rltrATEE AND ATTRACTION OF THE
CITY AND TRANSFER WITH ALL CROSS TOWN
LINES REACHING EVERY STATION, DOCK AND
I'm crvrrAI. DEPOT 42D STREET. CAN TAKE
It'll AVENUE CARS DIRECT TO BOND STREET.
ONE BLOCK IN FRONT OF TIE HOTEL.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

~ Y. {. & II. H. FIR. Co., Les.ee) - g.,
Trains lciye West 42u..t s'aIci' New-tosr' ~
IND ~ n lnutes carrier, from II. fMnkllnst y H.
RIO 4. M.-Daliy Tor New0urgh klnes,oh Albany
"'" ID,uy ~, Sunfay, west o. Iocyman's Ic. ..,
,.tI NJ -paily for Albany except SUNDAY Mon'leit'
.:iJ A. M.-Daly for oany, tca syraeuse, Ioones ,
.r nu.Ialo Niagara Fails Detroit Chicago; eAeep'
SATURDAY for Toronto e, a., Albany and
Il,35 4. M.-Dhly, except Sunday. for Albany anu
400 p. NJ Daily except Sunday; for Alba,y;i sv,o
t.yy - Nj DAILY for Albany MOntita, Iucs. SspS
use Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls TORONTO p'
.oit Chicago st. Louis =, Newhuryh Al.
e,SO D. NJ, Daily. except Sunday, for Ne"ours"' Al
!an. ~ n,jiv for Albany L tea syucuse, Eoehes-
ir- buffalo Nlf gaa falls. Toronto Dero''' N's"
II sS%vrhRSS;rri,Aw LOCALS. AS. IS As p NJ, an
NEwBu re- LOCALS. 20 lo'lo A. ~ ''' ''"
Sleeping cars for Buffalo Niasas fa"'' AV''"~
sDsiy For tickets, time-abes patlor on a RrooH.
car accommodations or information, apptt Annex Ece
loot az Fuitn.st; Now.Yok cry "a, hiS 's3 Wa
a." nroadway liz Bowery, 81 East itt'sI % ""'
i25th.st. and OF stalions ,.., p...e,g,, AGENT
c. f. LAMBEnT. General Passenger As'"e
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Gelp Wanieo.

A GENTS WANTED for the Holidays 10 Introduce
"A MOTHER HOME AND HEAVEN Golden Thoughts
b. 400 best Authors IN Poetry and Prose. upOn the
dearest to norals given ''rhe Prince Of
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cngravings Edited by liEO. l.. CCYIER. II. u.
Cloth 50 IS gilt edges In box, 70 10 fu morocco, ~
J.. b. TREAT, Publisher, - Cooper Union, New. YORK.
WANItD-for the United States Amy. abiC. bodied
w unmarried men, 1etv cen the ages OF u and 80 years
be n furnish satisfactory
age. character ana habits Apply az li0 Park ROW.
IL Abingdon Square. kswYofk CITY, or I'll Fulton-s
HrooklYn
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Qcarbsrs
nlusiral Instruments.

TRUTH Is Mighty and Will Prevail.
EMERSON PIANOS practically never wear out. Their
models Of bc.uty and finish Price. noee,stc Terms
easy and satisfaction gartnt cd C.togres fIc'.
on application TO THE EMERSON PIANO CO.,
% ffthaNc.. l4thst.
AN ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND GRAND.
UPRIGHT and square Pianos OF male perfcc.
dillon and fully warranted; also nume. Of second nsrr
Pianos OF other Ironbhent makers az low b.lces
WI. KNABE ~ CO.,
las 9TH Ave.. near !Oth -t.. New. 0rk.
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Delaware, Iacknwnnnu and Western X. X.
Stations New York foot OF Barclay ana ehrop"et
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. NE-TlBtIED TRAINS
~ lI.NAN COACHES. -

Clair THE ORANGES, summit, Is rnaldsville Blsk'
IN: Ridge Madison Morristown, Pas,aic, Pa,et,Sels
HHVS'PI%TcoX,;, HacSS;tstaMq., ScH9oLEys NOM 9o
WHiER GN T 70 ,esr MG%Ss aSFf::
COKE DANviLLE H2EdIRHb M lnnRWc w M1a.
SiS rfitN. EICnFIEIp SPRINGS e. Ge ~
SSooKtNN iiSS ibATm' NASHVILLE BrFEAL0, and al
rNnfs N i,t NUklltMEsI AND sou ItWESI
o,hO N.-BVFFALO UTICA and OSWEGo EX.
WI ryHiSS Pullman parlor cars. Connects at Bunae
win train Tor Chic ,go. arriving v:i5 a. m. nen
morning. n,rr S,o,. n, ,-,,.t
7:kO 4. N.-BlNGhAMioN ""i"' S''ps "' pf"''
I.6O p. STANTON BiN ,il1oS ITO and Ell"
a.to i. M.-SCRNNT0N, wILKEsBARRE and PLYM.
ol-TlI FNPKFSS pullman pafur cars ,
,.aO p. " tDai y).-BufFALo LIMITED EXPRESS
Pullman seepers. Arrives az u a m Z. ,..,-,o
900 p. Vi. daily. hi FFALo. UTICA am oswEGo
IN i.RrSS Pullman scrlcrs .- ..
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS % ~
az md SiS Rroadvay SO West 25thst, 23j Columbus
aVc Sew.York; 3s3 Washington st. t26 Fulton-st ana
aas Redtor BrooF YIN. Time tables, giving ful. IN
formation. At all stano,,:;e co,p,Nv ., Ill D., ana
,ocs baocog o. from hotel residence b. destination
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Railrcaos.

hnllro1os. .------o--
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMtR'CA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals &Interloc kingSWltches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
Desbrosses and COrtlandt Streets
In Enec, 1901 A. W., NOVEMBER 10Th, 1884,
THE FAST LINE.
300 A. M-Punan yesbue Paror Car A s5ros
cleveland % an Columbus 80 a; % g.; haaIs rs
o s nd dy mega csSusc dlsO Tor Toledo except Sat
TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. Compose exclusively of pullman yesnonlo
an. D~ of.e Sa s' ca .se" slsSs
senospess and ypeSIer bathrooms sn V all the
Ssnncs s' % hS@s or Dcs 0'
S. St. H. Louis nn' s9i5 p NJ '1 Sssi DAY O
ST.I.OUI~ AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
and D" Cars from NfT9 COR ona ves Ss
Fs.senssf ESashe: ,as S. to Louis 9I o IA nss
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
s?S x'':Ss s''s:s Ss1S
Coaches from New-York to Chicago. ArrNes la N'es'
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 p Mpuman ves.ibnle Sleeping car New view Ie ork
a,y s1ssS sas 10 next
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
800 MrSS. D%s: sc 1goSm Sa, Hem rs o. no.
M next gay and Say osd Chi SaS aSS
for and Columbus, except Saturday
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
'ss Ss'sss s's1ss s'i
.S Id TP SsS9Ie Express. daily. with
through slccpcrs g Augusta, Memphis, and Sew.Or,
leans Dining Car 70 Mongomy sS0 Section
500 for al points on che nIIRaH c: sra ONO
800 ,T Yin Tasndfs s Sasy az Gp1ss.
Throaeh Pullman BGet Steering Gsr 70 NewoFa"'
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1910 p, I%, ". ESE scue "f Pa.
sSSser CoacSes, dining Car Baltimore. arivins IN
'e Como s 5.a RS Ma,n
s9a 3a shsr Of ~ e.'i lfs 'S'0"a '
Add.,.oaa, .sptcs, Trims 10 90 80 sad IL 100
500 a. p M aV aad IL T. Is night Sunday sn@ 80
% o ~ 80 nsh For Or ba iRSr only 90
For At.ntc CITY, uo .. m. weekdays. with Through
For Dg c,po ' a.S 100 % p NJ wsesdey On, Pain,
Branch. Ashurv Park, ocean 'rpIp anu RUM
Pleasant, 10 a. m 70 so $40. 10 and IL :4o D. m
weekdays. Sundays. 0 AS O. m and 3; 80 p I'D; w
not stop At Asbury Park and Ocean Crow on sunday 81
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
hhP.s %.o s DSs a. S = VGs fs
Limited, with Dining Car, aud IL 90 g. M IL ~,
s % .a sG' 40 ssa S
oa II 9 20 90 a@g 10 ~ b n. and Spn id h n
Zoo 90, 30. 90. 30, 100, 8 80. ana y O9
p. M. aid l2I5 night Accommodation o'oo anu
90 p. m. . - A., y.,,
For Time table. OF trains % local points On ne penn
sy,amia roai System, apply at Che following ilc6e'
6nes Nos. lls 20l. tsS $40 80 and S5S BI YEA;
way | A,iOr Home. 13i East 10Th Street 20 Wcet
18th Street. oji Columbus Avenue, l57 SiNth AVE-.
nue. and foot of Desbrosses and CortIandt Streets
4 Cour. $50 Fulton Street. 9S broadway, ana
Broo yn Annex station foot OF Fulton Street Brookyn
TO Hudson street H0boken station, Jersey CITY. -,
Tn EcwYork Transfer Company WIN cal Tor ana cnecA
baggage hotels and residences through 70 desnaon-
rFfiAS = PT'tH j. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass, Agent.
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Proposals.

l1ropoea!s.
1 KMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street. New
~ YORK CITY December ID. 1Sa SEALED GfolO al. Ia
trrcate viii b, received h"ic unt Il pcl0k nO1 De-
ceInbcr 15t. lsJ- and thea opI'd lDt SUPPLYING about
u 600 gallons 81 mineral OIL n pr Specifications and
.chedue which Will De- f'rsh'd on Application - ur.
rldcr signed Preference VII br given Ia aftcl ~
and mice dncudug ~ the ilcc t fJrlgl production or
tnrc. the duty fsfconj Icing equal. The t'v-
eminent reserves right 70 roIct all proposals
LnNciop, containing proposal. should be- marked PRO
un.,l. for Mineral on" and addressed 10 JAS. NJ.
MOORE. Deputy Quart -rmosict-'i"ncrll T. :. Army.
OFFICE OF TIE LIGHTHOUSE En-
~ GINEER Third District. Tomntlns,illc Nos"u.
Der - ls92-PrOpOal- VIII be- received this onc until
10 O'CLOCK moo. II VDd"r,rr. ID r'l1hrr T. 1872 for
hing matr. and abo- of a hnd> for the
construction Of tie wall al tn Tinted >ntcs General
Light- liousr Depot staten Island. N"wfork. according
the plans and pcrra' ions tleref0r which together
with other information. b" obtained application II
this Office. The amount available for th, work about
s2j The right f. reserved 10 reject all bids.
nccrs, T. Army Engineer Third fiPht-Irni. District.
IT :. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office
~ . Marine Hospital service N"w-York y. y, Drrrm
her 3, lS92.Scacd proposals. will IT, received ~ this
until SATURDAY. Dcce nber TO- i-0k make
repair ambulance for the u The Marine Hospital
Service At Ncw-lOrk, y. Y SCHEDULE. aud further IN
formation b. ob1incd unOn application f. The
dcrscned. The ,ht !, reserved to waive iniormalitlos
and 70 rJcc; an or all proposals. II. T. GOODWIN,
y. \. surgeon. VI. H. -. In command Of iio'W,ll.
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FOR. LAKEWOOD.

NJ 80, rs \. NJ, 40 IS 40 special, 20 T. NJ -
For Toms Ki,er. Barnegat Park and Barnesat 4 80.
10 A. NJ. -. I 20 4. ~ oo =,
For Atlantic city, Vireland and Bridgeton. 80 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach Scabright and Highland Beach.
80 s:lj II 30 A. NJ, 80, AS, 400. 20 p NJ
SUNDAYS, . 90 \. Nj. 90 T. NJ go no.
Tickets and rcrcar ,e1,s saT es sry az
lanai 81 IN East IAN St. 30 Columbus Av.. and 81
West l25th ST. New.york 1873 Washington S. I21 Full
Ton x Rrooklyn and - Broadway VIII amsburg.
Westcot Express Co. will call for and cheek baggage
from hotel or residence 10 Destination
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Mem pnbliraIions
- r~--~
nR. CHARLES A. BRlGGSo
WRITINGS.

nR. CHARLES A. BRlGGSS
WRITINGS.
The following books by Dr. Briggs fully define tc author
oion and are necessary TO an understanding OF the
case.
THE CASE AGAINST PROFESSOR BRIGGS. Cr
svo ~
THE AUTHORITY or HOLY SCRIPTURE. inaugural
Address Fourth Edition. Or. evo parcr...het 90
THE RIFLE. THE CHURCH, AND TIE REASON.
The Three Great Fountains Of Divine Authority Or
Syo ''''
MrSsIANIC PROPHECY. The Prediction OF the Full.
6mert OF RedemJ ton through the Messiah critical
study Of the Messanic passages OF the Old Testament IN
the order OF their development. Or. Svo....' 2'oo
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS.
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UERMAN BOOKS, 20c. catalogues frec).
I French books. 25c: French and German ir'h>lI2,S
For any books write PRATT loo 0thaNe BOOKS hslea
Eighteenth Edition, post paid for "5c., Or s,amPs
THE HUMAN HAIR Why it Falls On
/ Turn. Grey and the Remedy. By Prof. mANLEf
pARKFR A. NJ LONG 4 Co. lob Arch ST. Phlla, "a
Every one should read this little booS"-Atnenseuh
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Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS TO
" JAPAN AND CHINA.
EEW-YOEK 10 JAPAN IN II DAYS.
Intended sailing from NancouYcr:
EMPRESS OF CillNA.......-...... Dee. IL.
EMPRESS Of INDIA ian. %.
FMPRt~S Of JAPAN -................ Feb. o.
T.. v. SKINNER. ENEKEfl FKAIAk
GeDI Ea~tn AT, China and Japan Freight
800 Broadway, y. Y. 60 Walst v. Y.
A EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
CEIvED Ar TmE UrTowN OFFICE. 40. .ei2 Broad.
wsy I'd door north Of Thirty .nrsts st.: and ADVEi;.
TisiMkNTs at ,6ss following n.ash o9se;: IS sth.
corner 700 Third corner Forty ,cnh.
St o26 Thrd-aye.. near sixyhrst-st 70S Fifstave
lOd West 10 tounhu-aN". 90 Lib
st. 50 Avenue 1893 Third ave-. 20 West Fourteenth.
PSI West 4od-st; 10 Churchst 81 Third. ave;
33s 1hrd-ave. o5l Thrdavc bot li2h md l3th sts
In BROOKLYN. 90 CoTrt.'t. sos De Kalbave; 200
Ecdfo-d-a,".. and No. 10 Roadway up - y. m. al
regular Office
Bedford-ayc. and No. 10 broadway, w ~ y. H., a.
regular Office rates
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4 RED STAR LINE.

KID : ] .NN TT.NT.
"a TOI; ANTWERP AID PARIS.
Sailing for NcW.Y0ik and Antwerp weclly
MISTTI.NI.NND ....----.. WEDNESDAY Dc'' 40 u M
NpnkDl.NND ....... Wednesday peg" - W v. -.
Firs, cabin 40 upward second 'abln. = An'"'ip
s2- ffou Antwerp. -. l.'iurtio round trip. AP
tIy for .Fart." S'otfagr AZ very low rates
~ ISTERN NTIONAL NAVIGATION 90,
a,.nn..I Anrn,. o l,nMlIny ltrrnn.
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-TOURS TO THE TROPICS,

n =
~. ATLAS IL y l..
WEEKLY SERVICE FROM NEWYORR
IN tho Island ~ jamaica renowned for rs salIbrous
climate and natural beauty, winter stat Of tho Br.lsh
Sa,y and hradqYaf,er, Of Tho fil,h Army In the West
hides i0'ci- and splendid foad-
Regular sallings also for Haiti. Costa Klca ana tho
many Oid ND-ld towns - tho spanish main
Illustrated pamphlet nalcd ire.
Pm rOrWOOD co. Agents - Sfnie->t. Now-forh'
" ~ rios COOK & CONS Tourists Agencies.
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NETWORK g. CUBA Mail Steamship Co.

NEW YORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
IN Plef, 10 anu H. East river
SATURDAY at | p. Others at y. IN.
for I,tpnl rfogi,s % Clmpcche. Ironcr Laguna Tam.
49, ll,o, TuNpam and V ~ cruz.
MatnnyI.. Ca-denIs Sagua. tibirltn.
f...-au SIhtIs0 d. cuba O. Gntanano and CIonfue;o,
,'Irr or WASHINGTON Havana ....... Wed, Nov 10.
CiIY OF ALEXAN DltIA, Havana and
Nc
Ii.NifUI Havana AID Mexican ports Sat. Nov. 20.
fiF% FI-ftabS Sc-.au. SAT- So and Cirnfuc
90. via Guantanamo. o.. ..... we... Nov. %.
SANTIAGO, Nassau, Santiago ana Cenfuc
Thur Dee. &.
lbls no has dire, issues through
mis- Of ne oil points Mexican r. W. Co.. Next.
con central Il. W Co. Ltd. ana the Monterey and Mtx
lean GuN Kalroai
io1 iuli particularly. freigh: or passage apply to
JAMES Il. WARD & CO.. ll3 Wall.St
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\JJACk ~ONNiTI.I. AND ALL FLORIDA PlaNIS.
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From pc - T.. L. f0pt ~ H-Os"Nc tstl 3 T. m
,rGnNOi-fN Chlre.'on and JacksonNlllc. Mon, Dee D.
MfSOLf.. Charrsi0n AMI Jacksonville. Wei. Dc. .
IrrOfolS Clarlrfor aid jacksonville. Fri. Dec. ~
-ic.f1cfs passenger arronnol atoms
urfr policy tfe tel o. Orcrftn o ono per
c,r, WN 4. clyde & CO. Gcnc al Agents. =.
'''-' Rowling GfrNI. y. Y.
49,
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Ansirnrtion

~ AN NORMAN INST ,Founded lssIt
s. f. cor. Of West Endave. and Ilstst .,or>.r
o. 49, wa " Principal. Nine. VAN NORMAN.
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! INuA DE VAPORES pORTUGUEZES.

INHA DE- VAPORES pORTUGUEZES.
IL Winter Excursions
~ THE AZORF- MADEIRA. OpOl,TO. LISBON.
CADiZ OR GIBRALTAR
sail rDgtll y conjunction with tho steamer
Olnll aud steimr oetcnum. The Company hay" added 10
thetr Inc new, nrat-cass passenger steamer DONA
MARIA. of "jj9 tons.
" 10 ali about December IL from BROOK yn wharf
oncr, splendid accommodation for nrst-
cas, passenger, seeking u mid climate. Duration OF
,.uud min sN weeks. Medical attendance board.
Tor fright passage and other Information apply 10
HAGENlN ER a BKUNN. General Agents,
10, Broid St, New York.
chm. pasrv. W. u Sauhorn AGENT
I,rn,d-.t Uo.fou. Francisco.
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For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
n ARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL (Boys. 81 Wet oo.n'
81 nrepsres Tor college and business primary eiass
A Few pupils received into The family. nov open.
Catalogue. ELMER Z. PHILLIPS. \. ", ) .1S-
~ NIVEESITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1913 BIoadWs,
u near 42d.st.-An departments Preparation iort
or harvard special rates BoardnS pulh ph
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For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.

TT'nE IAMvUS PA 70. NIOLlN and Ol:fAN SCIIU
L x y CONSERVATORY. ~ EAST lcTHSI
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
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CpECIAL \OTICE.--Thc :. :. " City OF Paris
- viii all Tor Liverpool va Que. nsown on Sltpruay
bcr,nbr l'ih, at > y. mr nom III. 10 No'~' i''''
y. y e,,... no.
1tfi and las myers can reach trr Destination ~ any
Tart . ,,rat Bfitiin Ireland bcfor' thrl.tmis Day
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Gannrll Agnts
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N ETROPOLITAN COLLEGE or MISIC: ,c
wi LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTE or AN III, "a:
Residence d. pal nrnt for NONRESIDENT stucc's Duuf
Egcn prs Albeit Ross Parscns. Vice-P.cs; ii. w.
~ and 81 East 1i,h.st.. NewYork.