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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20

Il, t S1t and s%t KY %s
md s anH Pa%sce Ingram Wilmington, NC days
with mdss to M Sae Daseett Savannah April TO-
with %SsS ard WSscy # ac T Soson
Ship l. schepp. burlington Hayre SO days in o'ii'''
md S' tS W Wh1 Smile Smith with
coffee sot to :, Amsnck CO.. vessel to rcSss Ga days
Bark Margarss 5STed von Tcsse to Funch Edge
w. sUNsET-wInd at City Island, light, NE; clear
Al SANDY Hook, light. SW cloudy
CLEARED
Steamer city OF Ncw.York Bp, Lewis Lherpooi-lh'e''
nat S@amcS nfitsnnIc (Br smith, LIverpoo- Malt
' StS@cr Fresland CBcg. Randle, Antwerp-ln'erna
"os seamer Ddim iDtch Potter, Amsterdam-Funch'
hdS steamer ~ Daral ODD Davies Flushing HOl-Goepei
sa%sr cGarsn;c s MsKens ssa PARA reFn'mOu'0
steamer fabana tSpanl. DeSchamps, Havana anu HeN'
can l pS' Rchmond nnSy West Point vaod Do.
n steamer roanoke Hulphers. Norfolk and Newport
steamer Herman winter Nlckerson, BOson-iI Di-
Steamer Salamanca OBJ Hutchinson, Philadelphia
McCadin Bros.
SAILED
erpo5 siac"a Hs@bars oaSsS Hamilton BET
hond Ws Point va od Herman Ss%po %n News Boston
BARK Emma Il smith, Point petre
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Glasgow April 19-Afrivcd, steamer Pomeranian (Br),
DalzirL from NPw-YOrk April :.
swansea. April l7-Saii.d, steamer "lensFon OBJ
for New Ork.
Dundee April 19-saIled, steamer Critic (Br Davies,
for Ncw-York
Blyth April 6-Sai'd steamer intrepid obi, for New
York. ~ -,
southampton, April 13-ArriVed steamer Lain (Ger),
Hcllmers, from NcwYork Aprl r. for Bremen (snd
Antwerp. April f7-Arlvcd steamer westcrnand obi.
I7th-Arrlyed, steamer Illinois Ferguson from New orlS
April >. - .- 49, MI,
voqc from New York March 30 - ,,..,- ma,
Chrstlana, April 10 Sailed, steamer Hekla DAM
Thomson, for New.York
Bremerhaven. April ,lo-Arrived,- steamer America
lsth-Arrved steamer Saale GER, RnGk, from New
York April o. - - ,, ,,>
Kopn. from New.York April :: 49,,
fIoulognc April I9-Arrvcd, steamer Maasdan (Dtch)
Potter from New-iork Mar O.
from Ncw-York March 20, for Genoa.
Sciy. April l9-Passd. steamer Lain (Cer) Hell
mers. from Nev.York April II, on her way TO South
ampton and Bremen.
Aberastura from NcwYork April 5, her way TO Liver
Gibraltar April i7-Passed steamers britannia (fr
Labutat from Mediterranean ports. her way To New
York: Countess Br. Bown, from Mediterranean ports,
her way TO New-York
Para April 17-Arrlvcd, steamer Justin (Dr), Bisson
from NewYork April 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
pp1rsr,s REQUESTS TO CHARITY.

Tho will of the Rev. Nicholas Bales. pastor OF the
Roman Catholic Church Of ST. Francis. was sdmiVen 10
probate Yesterday. The estate is nearly all lelt N
charity The bequest include 81 900 to ST. GATHERINGS
HOSPITAL 500 u the Little Sisters OF the Poof' IN
Bushwick-ave., s4O0 Annie Geiger, niece OF the
testator; and $500 to the widow OF Joseph Ballcis'
brother Of the The rest OF the money goes 70
the schools OF st. Vincent's Abbey, in Westnoreland
County, Penn, and of st. Marys Abbey, IN Newark
" j. Tho personal property Of the cstaor including
furniture books, vestments. checc, ciboIium, etc. Is
10 60 TO the monastery Of tho Bencdctine monks in
Newark The will is dated December 10. 1889, and
Father Ballels died December 10. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
pACIIELORS GIVE A FINE BALL

The Bachelors Ball, at the Union League Cluo
Lost night was most brilliant social occurrence
The patronesses were Mrs. William C. "allace' MIS-
Frederick IL. Webster, Mrs. c. A. "mthes, Ars'
Timothy L. Woodruff, Mrs. James A. kadchhe anu
>rrs clinton Elliott The Committee OF Arrange
ments consisted of william H. Lyon, lr, Carroll j.
post IT.. Andrew Peters and William A. webster
Among the guests Warren b. NASH FredencR
briggs Lincoln Cromwell. Wallace Blackford' H. w.
Wood. F. j. Vernon, J. Adams. j. {. falmer' NJ l.
Iyon Miss Helen Young, Miss IaiHause' MISSES
schroeder, Miss Lenox, Miss Lee MISS NoIn'a nan,
Ia, Nuss cortr,de lanes Miss Cromwell, Miss dc la
Me- Miss Grace Post Thomas Alvord, a. F. Turner
George Barnes, F. stiles T. Bar I%y TSoTeT
H. 1ohn Clorn Thompson, Hunter Wykes and Mathew
Human.
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NEW YORK CITY.

map Of the city, including n directory OF
stage and lines, ferries. etc. has just been issued
| by Charles W Hobbs & Co.
M. H.--You can probably obtain copy OF the
| Administrative Customs Act upon application TO
| the Librarian Of Congrrss Washington. d. c.
NE Aldermen yesterday ordered the appointment
of a committee TO make arrangements for She cclcbra
ton " the 4Ooth snniverary n the landing u
Columbus aud granted permission 10 the National
Soclcty OF the Of tle American Revolution 10
hold a meeting In the Governors Room In the CITY
Hall on April 30 the 1924 anniversary Of the inaueur
ton Of George Washington President Of the United
states.
At the regular meeting Of the Pilot Board yester-
dav Captain Ambrose elected president
II the Board.
Three architects will visit EMS Island day To
make an invcst cation Of the buildings there. They
come 10 prepare testimony for The Joint Congress
Committee which Is invcsueating the affairs OF the
Emigration Bureau.
The Trihsne yesterday received thu following sums
for Mr. Mary Weiss OF No. 10 Parh-st, Broohlyn.
from who-r eight. yesr.o chld a DOZEN waistooaN
valued at IA and Just finished by the chlds mother,
were stolen by "a brute IN the gui-c Of a sym
pathizer 50: Nj. n b. 20; and "Cash.7 ~.
The members Of the Rapid Transit Commission held
a short meeting yesterday afternoon but did no busi
ness Of importance. The commissioners will now
await the report Of the ItltfffH appointed 10y NHc
courts 10 decide upon the advisabhy Of constructing
the proposed road. David Mcclure, the chairman OF
the referees viii give the first public hearing at No.
- William -. on April 80
sport Music and Drama. under the able direction
and control Of Bakcly Hail. is Of the bandsoncst
and most attractive illustrated weekly Journal, In h
country II j. printed in large and clear type, and
IT, many Illustrations well executed. Al rs title
indicates II "A wide range Of subjects interest
ing alike 10 men aud women. In athletics, III yacht
ins in thoroughbred racing in every form ~ refined
and dignGcd sport, and In musical and dramatic
matters it touches great variety OF topics. and
is accusing more general attention and Interest every
week.
General Cacercs President OF Peru, and now
Peruvian Minister % Germany arrived here on the
steamship Aller, Of the North German Lloyd line.
which got In TO port late on Monday. The General
is on his way TO Peru lenvc Of absence.
Daniel Scribncr. who was indicted "A few months
ago for conducting disOrdcrly house In upper
broadway known as the Pickwich has Ned from the
city, lie wa, called 10 plead to the charge In General
Sessions Yesterday He not there and his bail Of
81 900 was declared TO be forfeited II Is understood
that scribncr is In Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
Dor1 PROBABLY FATALLY BURNED.

Two young girls were probably ia'aiS p"i"..
Yesterday morning by the explosion Vi " van VI
Kerosene oil on the second moor OF 'he s'.,
- oo9 I-,ion.ovc The girls Katie Welsh,
,b,rtaen wears old and Ellen McElroy eighteen years
old. Katie poured some kerosene into the range u
start the fire The exploded and the oiaHins
OIL covered the girls clothing Her screams a''rac'eu
Ellen McElroy. who lived two floors below ana Sio
ran to help Katie, who was alone III "ne ~ ~.
=, ~ nor,s bor own clothing caught fire. and the
,n-o ,,oro ot once = mass of flames. They ran into
the hallway. wLere they fell to the floor.
The other occupants of the house has'eheu 10 ''e'
rascuc and the flames were soon put out Holh VIZ
taken to st. GATHERINGS Hospital anu ''e 'e'00'
of neither Is expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
WEGTFTELD.

The Elizabeth Presbytery began its annual meeting
at Westneld yesterday morning, with n large attend
ance The retiring moderator, the Rev. James NJ
Nourse Of Elizabeth, preached sermon. Then the
Rev George Buckle, Of Ellzabethpcrt, was elected
moderator, and the Rev. g. ii. Payson, OF RAILWAY
assistant clerk. Reports from the churches took up
the Iresbyery's attention all afternoon. DR.. Rice.
secretary Of the American Tract society and the Rev
DR. ROberts secretary OF the PRESBYTERIAN Board Of
Home Missions made addresses In the evening The
meeting will last two days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
NEW A Rk

fire broke ont last night In the building at NO.
30 Mulberry-st. Newark, occupied on the hrst moor
by l.. H. Benedict, produce commission merchant
Tho upper floors occupied by seversl ia"i'ncS'
whose escape by the stairs was cut Oh. Ihes "eiV
helped down tbs fire-escape by hrmeh' III "o ''''-
n lot OF waste material sent out a dense sihohe' y
aozon Nremen who entered the cellar were overcome
nv the smoke Chief Engineer Kiersted was t"lce
dragged out in a semi-unconscous condition. othcr
hremen overcome were Charles Machnit Joseph Ne:'y
James Johnson William Rowbottom ana CiaIIee van
Serrrif M Trrck No. q John DOnohue and John
u,cSman OF Engine No. ,: Theodore Wolf. OF Engine
No g. and Albert Ayers, OF the chemical engine. Nohe
NJ the cases is serious. The loss on the building was
ahout 40 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
AN ABsCOyDING MEXICAN CHIEF OF POLICE

AN ABSCONDING MEXICAN CHIEF OF POLTCE.
The former chief Of police Of the city OF Cordova In
Mexico, has been discovered TO be n defaulter and
has eloped with sixteen yearOld girl. His name Is
Cipr1ano Samieno, and he had been chief Of police
for several years. Recently new Governor was APP
pointed for the State Of Vera Cruz and he appointed
a chief OF police for Cordova. When an nvestl-
CATION began 10 be made into the accounts of samlento
he disappeared. complicating by clipping with
the daughter OF OF the respectable citizens Of the
place. Samieno was trustee Of the estate of young
Mexican named Ramon IieInitez. who is at present In
this country. preparing 10 enter an American college,
under the tntcage OF Professor Leopold saucrdo OF
ew-Bnghton, 5. l., who has many Mexicans and
Cubans sent TO his care The fugitive chief Of police is
reported to have converted all OF Bcrntezs property
into cash and TO have taken 1t along with him.
BerDitez will sail for Havana to-day to try 10 inter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
PATERSON.

Republicans from all parts OF Passac County VIII
meet in Phelps Guards Hail. Paterson. tongt 10
organize for the coming campaign. Paterson ana
Fassaic will be well represented. and we'll KNOWN men
Visibility OF organizing Republican cinb> In every WaIu
township W be considered and means taken 10
insure harmonious action In the party this fall
A fire broke out yesterday morning In the engine
room OF Thrift q, Sons planning mill at hroad and
Centre SIS The main building burned down and
a large quantity OF lumber destroyed The total loss
Is about SO OOO which is partly covered By Insurance
The fire caused bios kade the Enc road trains BONG
unable 10 move either way for hour or more on
account of the hose being stretched the tracks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
ORANGE.

Thomas Dorsey, a barber. twenty eight years old
and single, while drunk tried to cross the track IN
front Of an electric in Orange yesterday morning
and was struck the head. thrown Il distance OF
twenty feet and instantly Miled. Edward Moshcr
the motor man rang his gong and shouted but Dorsey
paid no attention TO him. lIi~ skull crushed.
There was big attendance last night at the opening
OF the Elizabeth Athletic Clubs house over 1000
gnests being present. President Charlock welcomed
The visitors In a happy speech There was "a bowling
contest between the Palmas Of jersey City and the
EIi1ahpthg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
PRESIDENT HARRISON FAVORED BY MANY.

The April meetings Of the Republican ward associations
I'm BROOKLYN were held evening The principal bust
mss consisted nomination OF tickets TO be voted at the
primaries the election Of delegates
the Assembly District and Congress Conventions, 10 be
held Friday and Saturday to elect the representatives
in the State and National Convention Resolutions
adopted many of wards fayorng the denomination Of
President Harrison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20

cep Samento IS believed to have taken passage
from Vera Cruz for Cuba.
Juan Navarro. the Mexican ConsuGcneral, said
yesterday that he did not believe that Samieno was
on his way b this country by steamer. II he was
making his way 10 New York. Senior Navarro thought
he would by train.
COrdova is town of some 1000 Inhabitants, about
seventy miles west Of Vera Cruz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-COlonel w. W. Dudley, Of Indiana. EREVOOET
Colonel William H. Morrison of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. NSWICK-EN Congressman Lewis u.
,,unckel OF Ohio and Green r. Raum. IT, OF Washington
D. c. FIFTH AVENrE-serot0r H. +. Pettigrcw, Of
South Dakota Congressman Thomas {. Catchn0s Of Mis-
sisspp eN-Concrossman Amos Townsend 81 Ohio eN-
Congressman John W Stewart. OF Vermont and Judge
Martin l.. Stovcr Of Amsterdam y. Y. 0ILSEY-TIcnry
II. Wocott. OF Colorado and Alexander c. Eusiace. Of
Elmlra STUETEvANT-Judgc D. Cady Hcrick. Of
Albany. WINDSOR-Judge Edwin Countryman. Of Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20

"a poor thing, but mine own" says
Tombstone. But if you buy King
Model House, you will have good
thing, which will prove a permanent
pleasure. 13Sth to 10th Sts., between
7th and 8th AYES. These Model
Houses cover two entire blocks.
Call and Inspect the Houses
any day from 80 to 6.
L. w. Scott, Jr., Supt,
office, 2l3 w. l3sth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Mayor Gleason Yesterday ap-
pointed Andrew Schmutzer 5cho, Commissioner for
the Third Ward Of Long Island CITY, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Thomas Cavanagh Mr..
schmutzer Is a prominent German Republican and for
two years has been school trustee.
SYOSSET.-Thc Rev. John Cook who had been post
master OF this village for number OF years died here
yesterday. lie WAS seventy five years cd. He was
Baptist clergy man and assisted In organizing the
first Baptist church In California, at the time OF the
gold fever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
THE ALLEGED VICTIM COMES FORWARD AGAIN

Edward Fable. jr., OF Willow GrOveave, Phila-
delphia, had Edward l.. Marks, Thomas Jolly. Morris
Spitz and Andrew shields indicted I'm May, 1890 on
the charge Of running the sO-caed Washington
game at Thirty frsst. and SiXthavc. He declared
that he had lost 81. 500 at the gambling table in
the house. The were dismissed in the police
court AID therefore not pressed In General
sessions. few days ago, however Fable insisted that
the men be tried, they arrested yesterday
bsnch warrants Judge Cowing released them In
~ 600 bail each. The bOndsman In each was
Frasts Crawford, OF No 22O West Twenty eighth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20

Steamer John Salderson lBr), -, Sunderland April
l. in ballast to Barber Co. WAS oIdred 10 Norfolk
Va and sailed.
Steamer Lctimbro Utan DmaTco, Glrgcnu March T.
Palermo 90. Naples % and Gibraltar 30 With mdsr and
passengcrs TO Phelps Bros co. Arrived at the
IZ.l6 u m.
Steamer Johannes Brun lN)r). We.'Abere Nassau
April IL, with ndse N Il T MOntell Son Arrived at
the at i2.lb p III.
steamer Claribel (BD, Mcknight, Baracoa days with
Steamer Alfred Dumois CNof) Christie fIb.r5p With
fruit 10 Dumos Co. Arrived Mt the bar az 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20

and announced that he was suffering from the disease
An examination by doctors showed that Dei'yser
diagnosis Of his own correct and he was removed
TO the Reception Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20

CHILL AND THE NEW NAvY.-Now ready
President Hnrrison's message the Gillian affair.
reprinted In pamphlet FORM tosethcr with complete
description OF the American Navy. A large mum.
her OF typical vessels described Icing b, with
pictures and plans and full details OF crew
rmamcnt OF each Every vessel in the now
Navy Is inc Iuded In the list Price. - ceats a COPY
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1S9S.-A magnificent ANNA
her, yer $50 pages. Price - book OF ready
reference, without any superior. Full description Of
the new Navy Elaborate coinage and currency tables,
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turns A thousand other valuable features.
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BIG ISSUES or AN OFF YEAR.-The ma gnincens
tartn ,ud currency articles OF Roswell q. Horr In The
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vnrious kindred articles. including the wonderful
.ul,. Of Reciprocity. and tho article on Price, II
1890 and 1872 a pamphlet Of IS largo pages. ~
cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20

WAR SHIPS SUNK At SAMOA.-what mny b
expected of tho American Navy, in pluck. dauntlcss
courn &c and perrnaciiy In n with Chin. well
cxcmpliaed. This number contains 1.-THE Jshnstsws
Disaster" american Girls Abroad" "stories 81
Hunting" etc 1Ol pages, 10 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Coughs" Browns Bronchial Trochcs" are used
with advantage to alleviate Coughs Sore Threat H0arse-
ness and bronchial Affections.
Mrs Wnslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teethinR softsns the reduces Inflammation 0llays
Tn,n wind cole and dlarrhoca. IS bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
RACE FIGHT AMONG 'LONGSHOREMEN.
FRESHMEN AGAINST ITAILANS-SEVERAL HURT
ONE OLE WHOM MAY DIE.

serious disturbance occurred yesterday afternoon
in Joralemon-st. just outside of WoodruHs stores o
tween some Irish and some Italian 'longshoremeh'
Hall a dozen men were hurt. A force OF about H.
teen Italians, who had been at work unloading ue
steamship COventina, smoking outside the stores
at noon, when q lOnghOreman named Edward Muf-
ply Of No. - Atlantic ave. in passing. knocked a
pipe from the mouth Of Italian. This man and his
friends resented this and quarrel began Murphy
fled but returned with fellow 'ongshorenen. 'oDoic
stones and other missiles thrown BY the lnshmeh
and Italians whose numbers about equal. sew
eraI men were hit in the conflict.
Finally one Of the Italians drew revolver ana
hogan firing IT, He shot Murphy In the thigh, causing
a wound that may prove fatal. Patrick Lynch a9eu
twenty eight Of No. G5 Columbia Place. who was tax
ing no part in the fight was shot in the forehe'u' o"
was not dangerously hurt The police put an ehu 10
the fight The Italian who did the shooting "c''
Angelo Frank aged twenty eight, Of No. II Carroll
ST. was cut in the head. salvatore MareIo aten
thirty seven OF No. $50 Elizabeth St. had a scalp
wound and bruises NincentiO Mongeno, aeeo HIrN
eight of No AZ Oliverst New was injured In inc
back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
"a BAPTIST Young PEOPLES. MEETING.

A mass meeting of young people representing all the
Baptist churches Of Brooklyn. will be held this even
Ing In the Washington Avenue Baptist Church It's Cd
feet is to begin movement in cooperation with the
American Baptist Missionary Union. which proposes
In the year from April l, 1892, to April ], loo"-
the centenary year Of modern foreign mission work
to raise fund Of $1,000 900 for missionary purposes
OF This sum the young peoples associations VIII
raise 81 30 600 and BROOKLYN which has long been
conspicuous for efficient organization Of Its young
peoples associations has been selected as the CITY
In which the work is TO be begun Tonights meeting
will thus be of considerable Interest TO the entire
Baptist denomination throughout America. 1Ae rev
Dr. IIumpstOne, of the Emmanuel Church Will pre-
side; the Rev Dr. Braisn, OF the Washington Avenue
,burcb viii make the address of welcome and among
the other speakers viii b. the Rev. Drs o. o. F1c,cher
OF Springfield H.. ard W. W. BOYD OF me ieuuie
Memorial Church Newark. y. J. Appropriate music
win be furnished by large volunteer choir uRder lhe
direction of Louis Belcher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sunrise. 90 640 Moon rises l5l a Moons age 90
HIGH WATER.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20

THE DEAD At ANDERsONyILLE-Thc Trit.
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with company regiment, aud of death. Authors
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20

The deterioration that the doctors
observe in every great city, is due to
unsanitary conditions. You can escape
all this by living in one of the King
Model Houses; 13Sth to 139th Sts-
between eth and Sth AYES. Two Ell,
tire blocks.
Call and Inspect the Houses
any day from 80 10 ..
f. w Scott, Jr.. Supt,
office, 2l3 W. l3sth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20

STUDIES IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. letters Of
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ISL
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rs cents n copy.
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CHAUTAUQUA ~ 1S91.-Fnli reports OF the exe''
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