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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting Of RAPID Transit Commission .
Contest Of the VIII OF A. l. stewart OOu'' u ~
Pleas. ,,.o,,,a, o,.,o
Entertainment OF the DRAWING l'o'"'' ''''S'
House p. m . ,,.,,o,,co,s :
p. -,.. oco,, rtops@
Eeception OF the Music Club. MeuopoiV'n OP''" ~
Assembly Rooms. 80 D. H. 49,,
Investigation OF the National Co1uhsc NO''i'''' ~
Chancellor McGin. NewJerscy. ,.,.
niso.sess proceedings aeaipst owners OF disordehy
houses Eighth District Court 49,, ,v,,,.,o
brooklyn Elevated Railroad case before Juage "'''''
Brooklyn. co., ~. ..o ri,,h
Monthly meeting OF the Republican Club NO Aoo iH'N
ave. evening. go ,,. $50 - -
Meeting O: the Ohio Society," No 23o ff''h-eVe" ~.
Meeting Of Republican Club OF lAm A>sr'"''' "
No l Abingdon square D. m. .
XxIvth Assembly District Republican ConNent'0o' no
2O63 Thlrd-sve.. p. IN. - ,,., ~,
Kcecpton OF East side CITIZENS Reputhcah O'uO' W.
1913 Avenue a, p m ,,,.,.
Meeting o, Committee OF Fine Arts Loan NN"'''''"'
Modcal Mission entertainment. Carnegie Music Hail.
sI5 p ..-,-.,.. G, ,ns..
Hospital. evening.
reception o, Company B. 47th Regiment and ola'
Macponad No SO. Oder Of Scottish cans A''h MET
ment Armory. Brooklyn.
Roopenne Of Grammar School No. 35. a. m
XlVth congress District PTohouoh No''-'''"' w.
c. r L. Hal. Sing Sing
sbake.reere Carnival Of Packer Associete Alumni PACK
., Institute Brooklyn. afternoon and evening
Meeting OF Directors Of southern DSIrnNary BfooHN H.
election NJ trustees o. 81 Patcks Cathedral ate noon
Entertainment Of ST. Jo,ephs Society. st. Jos@phs heIL
evening. , -,,., 81,
Reception OF St. Bernad's Lyeum fhV'"s"~''''
hirdaVc. D. N .,,
uec.p,ion q, Abraham Lincoln Veterans. B'dfo'd
ave and Second.st Brooklyn, evening.
chess match Manhattan Chees Oup'
Meeting 0, Congregational Clerical Union Bio'e HOUSE.
10 80 a.
Funeral OF Marc Edit, l23 East Seventy second
st., 10 80 a. IN.
Miss Chandef's lecture on japan. shtrfys' D. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

At meeting Of the committee OF management Oh
the Harlem Branch Of the YOuns Mems Christian Asso
cation held at its building. No. West One-hundred
and-twenty-hfth-st. NewNorl City, Monday last, a
resolution adopted as follows
Resolved. That the Committee Of Management Of the
Iarem Branch of the Young Mems Christian AssOcia.
ton Is profoundly impressed by the statements made
from the pulpit Of the Madison square PIcsby teran
Church. touching certain forms of and crime pre-.
vaMng in this city, and TINT committee be appointed
bv the chairman Of this branch 10 consider what, II
any moral active support can De gwen by the mem
LerS OF this branch 10 any movement which may be
fnaugured, be already In operation directed 10 the
suppression Of vice and the prevention Of crime, and
tie surrounding of tho yOung men Of our section Of tie
city with all possible safeguards against existing evil.
The committee appointed 10 take action on the reso-
luton consists o; George Taylor. James Phyfe and
Anthony smith. They are instructed TO confer with
the Society fOr The suppression Of Vice and the Soflety
for the Prevention Of Crime. which has charge Of such
matters in that section OF Ncw-lOrk City north
OF Central Park. and il is the Intention 10 hold "a public
meeting possible 20 public sentiment
IN Harlem, 10 see IL gambling dens and dis
reputable houses cannot be suppressed In that part Of
tho city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
NETWORK CITY.

Is spring a failure
J. Perpont Morgan celebrated his hfty-hhh bir'hday
yesterday
The open season for specified trout hshlng IN rem
sylvauIa streams began Friday, ana some OF the
beauties will be on sale In this cty today
Columbus secured the contract from Isabella which
sent him on his voyage Of discovery to America Just
400 years ago yesterday.
The Waterfront : II. Smith, employed in suppylhs
Croton water TO incoming and outgoing steamers sank
YESTERDAY morning at O'Clock nj the Bcekna ST. per
in the East River. The boat Is old and detective
II is supposed that II sprnng leak by stHkhg against
other boats fastened beside It, II Will be raised tis
morning.
The future address OF Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cleve-
land will be No. IL West Flfty-ilrstst Their mousse
AT No SIG Madison-ave. is vacated, as IL mas been
presented by Henry q. Marquand, the owner 70 MS
daughter as a wedding gift. Mr. ClcNcland's new
home IS next 10 the house Of f. G. Benedict and Is
more commodious than his former home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
SAYS HE WAS DgrGGED AND ROBBED.

Harry Shields who "tends barr for his father
Dennis Shields, at no 800 Wcst-st., and John A.
Mckay Of No. So Van Dam-st, were charged IN the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning, with
dragging Dr. Louis bernard OF No $50 Prince st., and
robbing him Of $20j. They were held In $1,000 ban
for examination. DIR. Bernard says that ho went into
shIelds's nquorsore about O'Clock yesterday morn
ing lie exposed his pockctbook In paying for glass
OF beer. Harry shields. Mckay and an unknown man
were the only others In tho place. Bcrnafd alleges
that Immediately after he drank the glass OF beer he
felt dizzy and lost consciousness. on coming to-
SOME fine afterward In an inner room, he found that
his pOcketbOOk which had contained T2O3, was gone
In McKay's found over 800. lie has
served two years In Albany.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The subject Of the lecture Of Mrs Florence Howe
Hall at the house of Mis-. Knowl;on, No. SO Pres
dentist, at IL "a IN. to morrow, VIII be ferSohh
Recollections of Distinguished People Have Known
Mrs. Ward Howe, mother OF the lecturer Will be
present.
A brass tablet in memory OF Miss Julia Waterbury
was unveiled yesterday morning at the Church OF the
Messiah by the rector, the Rev. Charles r. Baker.
Miss Waterbury died at her home, No. 4l6 Clinton
ave. July -, 1891. She was the only daughter
Of the late Noah Waterbury. Miss Waterbury during
her life was Il devoted member of the church and a
liberal contributor to it. BY her viii she gave to it
large bequcsts The tablet Is erected by the rector
wardens and yestrymcn.
The Rev. DR.. Asbury c. Clarke, OF Philadelphia
formerly of Brooklyn has accepted the call extended
TO him on Wednesday to become pastor Of Grace
Presbyterian Church. stuyvesant and Jefferson aves.
lie is about forty years old and unmarried.
Joseph Coyne. the conductor Of the work train to
Which Locomotive No az Of the Long Island Railroad
was attached when il exploded TWO weeks ago, died
on SATURDAY night In ST. GATHERINGS Hospital from
tho scald:ng he received. Coync thirty SIX years
old and lived in Long Island City. ClOync's death
makes the fourth victim Of the explosion.
The Rev. DR.. a. J. Lyman viii read a paper on
1.-TWO Mountain scrambcs; a Day on Monte Rosa
a Day on vesuvuS7 before The Congregational Club
this evening.
The Theatrical Mechanical Association Of Brooklyn
had a benefit performance at the Grand Opera House
or saturday night. \ number OF actors fom New
Yos,i and Brooklyn took part.
Ey an INDIFFERENCE The date Of the benefit concert
10 Mr. Seidl by the >cidl society given yesterday
as April B. which fell on sunday. The date first set
was April IS but for special reasons change was
made aud the concert postponed until Tuesday,
Nav 3.
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NOTES IN TIE FIELD OF LABOR.
SUPPORTING WOMAN SUFFRAGE - RAILWAY
STRIKES TIRE NTFNED.

SUPPORTING WOMAN SUFFRAGE RAILWAY
STRIKES THREATENED.
At the regular weekly meeting of the Central Labor
Union Yesterday a letter from the Woman's Suffrage
headquarters, thanking the delegates for their a.
Sistanc" securing the passage IN the Assembly of
the ill giving women the hight to vote In state
elections, WIS received. The league asked the dele
gates 10 continue 10 their lunucacc to secure the
passage Of the bill h. Tie senate Delegate ap.
pointed 10 call on the New York secure II
possible, th,r Endorsement Of the bill. Tho com
mittee appointed to secure Union square for a labor
demonstrate May reported that It impossible
to got permission 10 oOngrcsate ia Union square on
that day. Permission Wa, secured, however. t. q
Union square May =
Michael }. Icnion, Of the Ncy York branch Of the
Granite Cuttcr,' National Unon. offered bio rcslgna-
ton as dccsatc t. the Central Labor Union. lie
Wa recently appointed superintendent Of Construction
Of the Appraisers stores. and he said That De- dld not
believe Ia holding two important Offices at once. and
that rather than have II said that he political
labor man he would resign h, place ~ a delegate
resolution thanking Nj Fcnt"n Tor his frank state
mcnt was adopted. but ns r.lsaaton vus not acted
upon y resolution asking Governor Flower 10 slgl the
bill repeating the speedway law. was adopted.
I'll" rumors Of trouble on t1c railroads composing
the Reading system assumed "a more denne form
yesterday. Notce Was given that q specnl meet
INK Of locomotive engineers would BE- held IN jersey
'ity on wednesday night, when. u j. said, some
definite action viii be taken regarding the com.
phints OF engineers. Meetings % the nrrmen and
machlnl.ls viii be held at the same time. The
trouble AT pr"-cnt f. almost entirely confined 10
the Lchirh Valley Railroad. nnd j, due to a
reduction Of the working force. 1t j. not likely
That any Ting definite Will be known before Nonc day
night.
The numerous ruinors Of strik" ~ cnginc~rs and
hrcncn on the New York and NrN b. Gland Railroad.
while not entirely without some foundation. cannot be
-ulstantiatcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
APaprIST CHURCH DEDICATED.

ave. near Lewis-ave.. which has been in course OF con
structios for several years, dedicated yesterday
number Of clergymen from other churches took part
in the exercises together with the pastor the Rev.
DR. Robert b. Montgomery. The Rev Dr. ii. NJ Gal
lahcr preached the morning sermon lie preached the
dedication sermon of the old church in Wiloughby ave.
IN 1867 The Sundayschool held services in the after
noon at which addresses made by the Rev
James S Chadwick the Rev. S Clifford Nelson and the
Rev. j. Britton Clark. The Young Peoples Associa-
ton will hold services In the church this evening on
Tuesday evening the sunday will have charge OF
the services on Wednesday the Kings Daughters, and
on THURSDAY the Ladies' Aid society. general prayer
meeting will lc held on Friday night and the Rev Dr.
ID. C.. Eddy will preach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
THE yUsrJcE DOUBTED TIE CARDS.

Mrs. Hester Marlis keeps boarding house at No.
JOG Sufolk-st. On February Is she hung up her
dress in the pocket of which was gold watch worth
500, and when a few hours aferward she looked for
the watch, 1t gone. She suspected that 1t had
been stolen by one OF her three four boaders. but
which one 10 blame she ut a loss to determine.
Finally she struck upon a bright idea. 1t was t.
cut, the cards. which she confident would dis
cover for her the thief The cards told her that the
cuIprlt was darl-hsired man. and the only one Of
her boarders who a dark haired man was Hay
men Levitsiy. she positive that he was the man
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WEDsEsDAr. APRIL 20
SHIPPING .NEU.S.
PORT Or NEW.YOI;k ........ SUNDAY, APRIL H. 1879


PORT Or NEW.YOl;k ....... SUNDAY, APRIL H. 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamer Francisco CBr. J'nXins Hull Marj via Boston
will. mdse Nandcrson Arrived AZ ~, Bar a. m
Nii BIZ tlurlsIa". Newcastle Ma
~ John & ~eagcT. Arrived al HE bar ~ $50
steamer California Ger. Dfo.chcT Hamluig
and Passengers To - Cus Arrived the Bar 2O
pm
steamer Amsterdam (Dch. Sengcr Rotterdam April a.
Boulogne l5 with md~e and passengers 10 Fmch
Arrived al the Bar s IN
steamer DaraI IN Davies. Flushing Mar 80 Po tland l.
Apri l. III ballast 10 GOcpc rrube Arrived the
steamer La Breiagne Fr Collier avre A,til with mdse
and passengers 10 y Forget Arrived at the far 25ipm
steamer Pfin. Maifl Bclg. Karst. Parlmaribo Mar 20
Denera Trinidad Iagialfa and ports mdse
ana passengers 10 khat Co. Arrived the Bar at $50
Steamer Bermuda fBu Fraser. Wndwagd Islands
days with mise ami passengers 10 \ r.
Co ARR eel ~ The Bar At
steamer Saginaw, Reed. san Domingo q. with md
10 Wu = Clyde A co Arrived ~ The , a
steamer Trinidad f Fraser Bermuda days with ballast
passengers 1" Ouicrbtdge & Co Arrived bar
al pm
steamer Amcer (Br sturgeon Bermuda day, in ballast
steamer seminole Plat jacksonville and Charlotte with
m,se aud pas-"ngcrs iD Nm Clyde a 60.
steamer kansas city. Fisher savannah. with mlse aud
pa--enger- To II J. Walker.
Steamer Roanoke Iluphcrs Newport News and Norfolk
with Iudse and passengers Ia old Dominion Co
Richmond Jenucy, West Point Va
parsengers Ia Old Dominion 81
steamer WyanOke, bosz Richmond, CT. Point Norfolk
with mdse and passcngeis TO old Dominion SO Co.
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A NrW SYNAGOGUE OPENED.

Temple Israel the Hebrew synagogue at Bedford
Lafayette aves opened YESTERDAY afternoon in
the presence OF large congregation The Rev. Dr. l..
Wntner offered the opening prayer. A. Abraham presi
dent Of congregation received KEYS Of the building
from Herman LicbHann. the chairman of the building
committee Congratuatory addresses made ty the
Rev Dr. Gottheil, OF New Yoik, the Rev. Dr. Charles
H. Hall rector Of the Church Of the Holy Trinity. and
the Rev. John w. Chadwick. OF the Second Unitarian
Church There was an elaborate musical service The
rev synagogue cost $50 900 and will scat 200 persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
HFARTLESs THIEF ROBs A CHILD.

Mrs Mary WieSs, of No. l6 Parst.. sent her eight
daughter susie to the tailoring establishment Of
William strauss in Cirandst saturday night with
twelve WafScOats valued n. S24. They had been made
by Mrs. WesS While the child Oh her way she
was accOsted by a strange who asked her to
take note TO q ncchbOring drug store. He promised
the girl 10 cents for going the Grand The child
consented the stranger took The waistcoats and the
little coat which she wore. When she returned the
had disappeared. The family t. extremely poor, and
the mother is nearly distracted over the loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

OF and Philadelphia and the Bishops Of Trenton,
Newark Albany. Syacure Ogdcnsburg Providence Hart
ford Springfield. The officers Of the Will be
Monscnor Farley. assistant prcst Fathers Edwards and
Mooney, deacon, Of honor Fathers William DAILY and
Joseph MacMahon. dcacons OF the mass. and Fathers
Connolly. Ncwcy and Kelly masters Of ceremonies Tho
Rev Father Campbell the superior Of the Jesuts. will
preach the sermon a significant incident. showing the
frendllness Of the Bishop to his old preccptors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
1.1r>r OE LAND TO A HOSPITAL.

The Brooklyn Nursery and Infants Hospital. of NO.
500 lerkimcr-st has received handsome Easter gift
from william H. H. Chds. in memory OF his wife. Mrs
Maria EverSley Chds. for many years manager OF
The institution II consists of a plat Of ground. 1913 by
1s5 et adjoining the present grounds of the hospital
T,r are two houses on the land, which 10 be used
for The care of sick infants until hospital that pur
pose can be built. The land IS given TO hospital
without restrictions II is tho wish of Mr.. Chids how
ever that the managers raise enough money TO build
suitable hos pital on IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

Women who usually spend most OF
their time at home, will best apprecl-
ate the skill shown in planning the
King Model Houses, 13Sth to 10th ST.,
9TH to Sth Ave. Two entire blocks.
Call and Inspect the Houses
any day from 80 70 ..
f. w Scott, Jr., Supt,
office, 2l3 w. l3Sth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
MGS. MDONNEI on RETREAT.

Yesterday the Bishopciect OF Brooklyn left this
city for the Jesuit establishment at Keyscr Island
sound where he Will spend week In prayer
talon preparing for his con,ccratlon. lie will return
next Sunday evening. At the ceremony April - IN
the Cathcdio Archbishop Corrg0n viii bc the
prclat. assisted by Bishop McQuad, d Rochester and
Bishop Chatard OF vnccancs who ordincd DR.. MELON.
nell priest The visiting pelatcs will he the ArchbishoI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

lac, Saturday she had Levitsky arrested, and the case
came ND before Justice Kilbreth, in the Es,eA h"m S
y"Ice tourt Yesterday morning MIS-. Markts ioHnu
Thai the Justice not firm believer IN uc iu az
lhIty of the cards she was ana Lc'llsh9 was VIZ
charged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
INDIA AND CHINA SILKS.

These beautiful fabrics are espc.
cially interesting. when obtained
in desirable styles and cOlOrings.
We shall show several designs,
this week, that are new and eX-
elusive. Persian, ShadOwy effects
and RainbOw-lillc stripes, in del
icate and very attractive cOlOrs.
Descriptions are not practicable.
We invite examinations.
In Imported SILK Novelties. we
offer ColOrcd and Black MORE An
tiuues with Satin Stripes Glaze
Pckins and other Changeable cf-
fects, at reduced prices.
IL TIE BASEMENT
A most attractive Stock of Silks,
costing less than S1.OO Il yard.
Our Special Sale of Washable and
India and China Silks will be con-
tinued.
JAMES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and 18th st.
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BEEVOORT-Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Z" bo'on
FIFTH AVENUE-Captan Evan p. Howell OF "u"h'a'
Ca HOFFMAN-Mme. Sarah Befhh1'uV' I'm -,
,o -, wa,o,owo \ Y and William +. Cody. Of
NEBRASKA HOIIAND-ChaIles Francis Adams Of DoS
ton wINDsoR-EA-Mayor John A. Roche OIL On'0'eV'
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sCNSET-Winda at SANDY Hook calm, cloudy and hayy
Az CITY Island-light, sW; cloudy.
SAILED
Steamers Denmark. for Liverpool LANDAU City Bristol;
America. London. Cuba. Baracoa, Wkommen. Hamburg,
Also Sailcd-Via Long Island sound
Steamers Coban and MrandI for ~ Johns. Nj
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN, April Sailed steamers AuTania (Br)
Walker and Alaska (Br Murray from Liverpool hence for
New. York. 49,
LIZARD April Passed seamer scandal (Ger) Koun
from New ork on her To Hamburg.
sCIf ApIh Passed steamer Pennland (Bsgl, pusch
mann, from New'fork on Der way to Antwerp.
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Announcements.

DR.. LYONS PERFECT ToOTH POWDER
keeps the teeth clean and Whit ana pu ars breath
Al elegant toilet luxury. sold every where % cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

Cheap and dingy apartment houses
have had their day, and people want
homes of their own, like the King
Model Houses, l3Sth to 10th ST., 18th to
Sth Ave. Two entire blocks.
Call and Inspect the Houses
any day from 80 to 6.
+. w Scott, Jr., Supt,
Office 2l3 w. l3sh Street
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AND NAPklN0

This morning we shall place T Cn
sale Il large cash purchase OF L.
ble.ClOths and Napkins OF rei E:ano
quality and choice designs 0i~o'
and prices as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sunrise ol2 set 80 Moon OO9 Noon, age 81
NIGH
/.M-sandy H'k II - Gov. lsrd.. II II Hell Co. l23
P.A-Sandy ii L. ll59 GOV. Iald.. - lcIl Go. IA
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Henry A. DANIEI.s. NJ. D

90 WEST S9TH.ST
DseasS- ~ the Nervous
impotcncy and steritJ. Hours. 5 70 l. to $.
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1S92.-A magnificent nan.
her, yer $50 pages. Price - cents book Of ready
reference, without any superior Full descrptioa Of
the new Navy Elaborate coinage and currency tabeA
including &c since o. aud details Of the crcss
nedium by year. since 1860. Eloctioa rss
tnrns A thousand other valuable features
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

BIG ISSUES OF AN OFF YEAR.-The masniacess
rim and articles OF Roswell G. Horr In The
Weekly Tribune during the last year. reprinted. wtts
various kindred articles including the wonderful re-
suits OF Reciprocity, and the article Prices 10
1890 and 1891 A pamphlet OF IS large pages. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

CHILL AND TIE NEW NAyY.-Now ready
President Harrisoa's message on the Gillian a6aih
reprinted Ia pamphlet form. together with complies
description OF the new American Navv. AIarge num-
Der the typical vessels described at length With
pictures and plans aud full details OF crew
rinnmen SIZE. etc, OF each Every vessel In the usv
Navy is included In the LIST. Price, ID cents copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

CHAUTAUQUA IN Is91.-Fuli reports OF inc
ci.c, Entertaining. illustrated. Price % cent"
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OFFICES TO LET
In NEWARK, N. J.
UyTHE NEW PRUDENTIAL
RUlLDEVG, the handsOmest ana
best appointed business edlfice IN the
State within onc-half hour OF the busl-
ness centre of America.
LONG UNEQVALLED in the
number and variety of her manutact-
ures Newark is now claiming fore
most position as a trade centre ana a
Mace of residence. The new water
simply. the extensive electric street car
service. and the marked tendency OF
her manufacturers toward establishing
ware rooms mt their factories, indicate
= new era in the City's growth.
UANY NEW-YORk business
men. approaching these facts, have
opened agencies in Newark. To Others
contemplating similar action, the
PRUDENTIAL BUILDING
offers especial attractions.
ERECTED UNDER the imme-
diate supervision of and from plans
prepared by Mr.. George b. Post.
No Office structure in New-lork
CITY cxccls it in its appointments.
EVERY DEVICE to secure the
comfort and convenience of tenants
has been employed.
LOW RENTALS: and gas, cleo
tric light, heat and ianitor service,
without extra charge.
TME ELEVATORS are swift,
commodous and elegant. Mail Chutes
run from each floor.
TIE BUILDING will comprise
a complete business community, lnclud-
inc a Trust and Safe Deposit COM
pany and bank of deposit, cafe, barber
shop, telegraph office, drug store, and
booths tor cigars, newspapers, station
cry. fruits, and the like.
LOCATED in the heart of the
city, and absolutely tirc-proof
Apply to,
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Newark, N. j.
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INCOMING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.
TUESDAY. APEIL -


Liverpool White star
Siberian -.. Glasgow ....-.ArlI o.....Alan state
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STUDIES ~ Observation-Disclosures 'e.srs ,.:
= X ~ iIlu.,rnted from Cuba West Imdiss. Mcx'Se
md Central Americn. 100 large pages ~ Se''"
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WAR SHIPS SUNK At sAMOA.-what may b
expected of the American Navy, in pluck daunties'
courage and perIinacify in n with Chiii' wei
exempiidcd. This number contaius "The Johnsfow.
Disaster" american Girls Abroad" stories u
Hunting" etc. 1O4 pages 10 cents.
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NEW TARIFF LAWS-Old aud new rates csn'
pared 10 cents n copy.
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TIE DEAD AT ANDERsONyILLE- The Trts.
unes list of $4,000 Union prisoners who died there
with company, regiment aud cause OF death. Auther'
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