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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
DISCUSSING LICENSE FEES.
HIGHER RATES ADVOCATED AT HEARING BE
FORE THE EXCISE COMMISSION.

HIGHER RATES ADVOCATED AT A HEARING BE-
FORE THE EXCISE COMMISSION.
The question Of the amount Of liquor license fees
was discussed at hearing In the Mayors Office YES
terday by n number Of prominent ciusens. Excise
Commissioners Hayden, Schllemann and Cahlll. with
tie Mayor. represented the city, and the citizens
committee was composed OF Alexander f. Orr. George
Foster Peabody, General c. T. Christensen. Darwin
r. James i. T. Frothnrham A. T. White. George Il.
Mohat C. W. Ide, Jackson Wallace, John &. Jen'
kns, NJ. S. briggs and James Mcmahon. The liquor
interests were represented by II. b. Scharmann.
brewer, and Gallus Thomann, OF the United States
Brewers Association. Mr.. White offered q propo-
stion to increase the license fees There was
moral side TO the question represented BY the
srction OF licenses In number, he said. but he pro
posed to discuss the pecuniary side. The rates now
charged were 500 for hrst-class license. and S15
and $50 for second and third-class licenses. for
grocers etc. The law allowed $3.50 to be charged for
liquor licenses. and in NewYork that sum was
charged TO hotels The receipts from licenses In Brook
lyn were s304,575 last year. By increasing the
cost OF frst-class licenses TO $3.50 this would be
increased by So6S, 300. The cost OF the Police De-
partnent last year 1891 900, and Of the Char
ties Department $343l 900. sixty per cent of the
arrests last year for drunkenness. that co
per cent OF this expense directly chargeable 10
drinking. The restriction Of tee number OF licenses
had increased their value. and the city should reap
the profit.
Mr.. Peabody sold that Brooklyn had more Honor
shops in proportion 10 population than New-lork.
Ey-Congressman James discussed the moral side
Of ire matter, and the need Of leSscnlng the evil re-
sultIng from the drink habit lie hoped the pa1
would be tried OF raising the license fee. so as 10
cIr'ail far possible the number OF LIQUOR shops
Mr.. Scharmann argued that II was Just as mo'''
TO make and sell liquor TO be banker, and mnch
more than to be specializing broker, whose bni-
Iess classed by moralists gambling III the
business OF liquor selling immoral, how was IL
that hundreds Of clubs in Brooklyn sold liquor and
paid no license fees. Wine and beer. the speaker
maintained, Just necessary as tea ana cohcc.
lie argued that the license fees should not he N
creased. The present system satisfactory 70 inc
majority, and should he maintained.
NJ. orr thought that business contributing large
Is 10 crime should contribute proper proportion 10
the revenues OF the city. The experiment OF high
license fees had worked well in other cities The
sale Of liquor should be properly restrained ana the
burdens OF taxation equalized. .,
Mr.. jenkins believed the fees for licenses to sell
intoxicating liquors should be large AMI for beer
small. The screen doors Of liquor shops should be
abolished. The Mayor closed the conference by say
ing that the whole matter would be carefully con-
sidcred before decision was reached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
Countrp Rral estate Do let.

TX NoNT.LAlR, y. j.. az base OF
Or,ucr MouutJiiis. b"autlfui country none
,n lrf FOR the summer or Tor year, nous
contains 20 rooms. has all inpr,fcN-nts
I'D. lnrins.l with screens and curtains.
ami furnished ~ sumner pa ior iaFt,
hound. icrutifi'llv laid ouf with plenty OF
shsd, Gnc vegetable Garden. ,t,aNW
nd ana variety ~ shall irnit>' J'i~'t GOV
"a ,incs OF gu,,i LAYING hens stable w
,r"orr,odatn four horses; location uhsu,-
Iosd for hcalttfnines> VIII y" 'r, Oily
T., a prvat" f,".ili. Adh''> - % -
Tribune ofirc.
- ~ I;,Vcu -tafinu newest hand som
~ gat> q lave. Eight rooms; all improve
mcnts. ADAIt
SUMMIT. y. J.--"urni-hed ana "hlnr,
,tshcd hou-rs Ia let -"nsQn or Niau I III,
,rJ email. 100. locations. w. %. Poi h"'
q, rosie station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
Citn Real Ceialc for Sale

\ BtKt,AIN.-Ta!cc lots brick factory.
: 800 feet flooring. engine house. brick
chimney, excellent shipping facilities, tlo,-
600; Vacant lots wnrtl the price. r1-y
terms. l.. J. iiAEl;lsON. go. o., 60
West i30th-.t.
FOR SALE OR TO IENT.-Elcgant
forty foot float residence. 80 West ooth-
t.. with stable. on lot 5CNl 4. OWNER
l.. -. Bon $40.
SEVERAL decided barcuns In West
Sid. hou>a.: examine 100 West oath,
s.s,ory. hrst class must be said. STEW
EMS 9th.ave.. cor. 93d-S.
TWO.STORY HllCK DWELLING. sub
cellar, 2jj West CJth.st., all Improve
mcEt- po.fession.
aD-AgE.. mar 9Hth-~i.- Five story si"rr
ana 'cLcm mt siNsJNlOp Institution mott
gaze 70 400 , par cent > wears baFiain
rleht c,rlanc. NIXON. 20 p-oidsay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
RUTHERFORD.

The prompt action % an engineer p applying ar
brakes prevented serious accident on The Erie Kaii
road Yesterday afternoon. train ffom jersey '!'E
when half way TO Rutherford, left the track jisl De-
fore reaching the bridge the liackcnsack River
owing il is said, 10 open switch. The train ran
peonsly near the edge OF hc bridge before The ar
brakes stoppc: it, III, la,scisris itishrd 20 ,ne
laycd about half an hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17

ARRESTED FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
l. ID. Folkart. jewellcr at No. 473 Fulton-st was
swindied last January by two young men who passed
counterfeit $50 bill on him In payment for watch
and diamond ring. Yesterday the two entered
The store and offered the watch for sale. Mr. Folkart
recognized them and managed TO get between them
and the door, the plea OF examining the watch, and
locked 1t. Then he sent for n detective and placed
them under arrest. They gave the names Of David
Bartholomew, No. 1913 Flcetst and Frank II. Hastead
No. 547 ST. Markss Place and denied any knowledge
OF the BILL The prisoners arraigned In the United
states Court, ana committed TO jail in default Of
$1,000 bail each. Halstcad aftcrward said TINT
while In Richmond, Va, at Christmas time. a
with whom he drank gave him an envelope with lot
Of bills In It. and told him he could have II If it
OF any use TO him. lie found trouble In using the
money and passed he $50 bill Fokart and 40 BIZ
on tailor IN Bridgest. lie had no idea the money
was counterfeit he said The United States authorities
believe the arrests TO be important, end the counterfeit
money will DC traced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
DISPUTING OVER A FRANCHISE.

ALDERMEN CHARGED WITH IGNORING AN Or
FER OF $4,000 FROM A STREET RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
The trial Of the suit brought by John Adamsonr-df
Unon-st.. 10 set aside the grant OF Franchise BIZ
the Beard OF Aldermen last summer for street rail
road In that street 10 the Union Railroad Company
over the veto Of Mayor Body, and In opposition to the
Offer OF 100000 for the franchise by another company
was begun In the supreme Court before Judge Cnllen
yesterday. The Aldermen who voted TO grant the
franchise are among the defendants. The suit was
brought to declare the franchise Illegal ana prVeht
work under IL, and II II IS declared Wild to compi
the Aldermen who are defendants to pay Its valne
10 the city. ". J. Gaynor opened the case TOT the
plaintiff and offered large amount OF documentary
Evidence f. NJ. Grant, his partner. was the hlst
Witness ard testified appearing as. counsel Tor inc
Cnion Street Railroad Company. which ohe'ed 10 p''
fer the frznchise. He was counsel Tor some OF ''e
HoDcrty- owners In the street. The Aidcfmeh isho'c
Me offer. Alderman +. r. Thomas, VINO Vo'ca aeaiHs'
pmunc the franchise testified that when the hal'-
nad Committee reported In favor OF granting t'e
franchise 10 the Union Company nothing was sa'1
Of the offer OF 100000 by the other company ana
The franchise was awarded. ,.,,,.
Mr.. Gaynor argued that the PROOF WIS poS
that the Aldermen Ignored the oner u "'o"e' ~
the franchise and this was proof oil irana' Ing
hct that ,be railroad Committee failed to report
The matte, n The full Board constituted Drca0"
duty Trey either ignored the oher nsca@ ompany
to give the franchise 70 hs ere subject 70
o. proceeded Illegal eronnas anu .ts ~ the ctys
properly fail 70 receive ye &C, sec Of o. waste %nst be
either illegal or fraudulent The AasrsssSs ny co sW 1T
Is s;sSds !; for m ssSaa o. Of me- charge
fraud meant absolute dishonesty THIS n r. mnst
hem shown; There might DC sn, sns Doubt.
motion 70 dismiss the 20 far ~ s1e Church
nsn concerned was denied issneS that ths
sdsr BY the other company vas Simply '''"
and hs company paid 70 attention sd 70 Of the board
tssd that he never saw any Gsr y w sims the
Ey 10000 for the franchise ,s me for franchise
nnce the Cantor act repealed. hs Elm 10 favor
Any inducement had been offered u "'"'
The cass went over 10 Tuesday Of next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
Boaro ano Rooms.

sp,cIOys second foDr. 5th-ave..
n,,n,y I-th.st. handsomely furnished ex.
ccIi.nt table sui'es and single rooms in
to,,seS that have been Inspected Information
reliable and free. DALEY ~ w Ath-st.
35fi-st.
FIFTH-AyE. no. 469.-Eleeantly fur
,,,.hai cod Co,r: pfiyate tlhle also one
uar:or floor suite uncNcc'led cuisine.
ojST-ST. o WEST Desirable rooms.
FROM, and hack: also fro hail room. re-
nned surroundings: superior tnble, refer
cncos.
i3D.-T.. 10 EAST.-De' Irabl> large rooms.
aiso rooms on fourth noor. for gentlemen.
with eNcci.cn. fo1ri
ipJ EAST 55fH.ST.-Socond add thlrd
floor rroms; excellent tahl' moderate prices.
IcsD.ST.. 100 wEssT.-Two handsome
suni,y rooms cheat and wsterl; New Eng.
and table; superior house and location.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
EIIZAEIIIi-

Judge Van Syckcl has set aside In the Union
Coup,v Circuit Court the verdict given IN the suit
for damage, brought by John Ryan against th'
Central Railroad Company for the death OF his son.
who WIS killed at Kicd-s crossing. The crossihS
at fhe time was not protected by "A fagmnn or gate.
A tury lad awarded $500 damage. Image van
svck.l annuls this and grants the railroad company
n new trial at the May term OF Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
TIVE AyyrAL soRosrs DryyER

Contrary custom the annual dinner Of Scrosis will be
held this year tho Hotel Savoy Heretofore has taken
place at Sherry's but found that there was no
enough at the latter place 10 hold the great
number of people who have signfcd their intention Of
being present. The dinner will be given next Monday
xgninR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
Citn Real Gsiate Go Eet.

A LARGE sunny apartment. carpets
utted l., the foDHs uiru. :hOui. fOi sai:
rrcsp. Apply I, JANlTOR. go PARK.
ave between ca and 63d -.
THREE and fouf->tDiN ptiVat, u" -
M,st Side bc.t location IN IN" city -N.'
t. loo. SrENINS. ?th-aNe.. 'of' ''u'
It.. EA-ayc aud loith-'t.
Chicago.
FOR RENT--A line. seven-focm nat
Il FINISHED, convenient &" Woild ! ar s,,'
r.iiroal so Der month. W II. HAL.
Sled, ..sj Broadway. N-w-lork CITY.
.sWoRID'S FAIR" Accommodations IN
est locality south side st ra-ona lie prices
send for circulars showing eGts. piices'
etc. ..,, ~
Uavcn Cloak Co. 2ll-2l3 Wabosh-ave''
Chicago III
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FURNISHED Rooms.

I.,RGr. COMFORTABLE rooms sortl-
e,n ,Npos''rr: hrat, gas. bath gch'iril,e,h
.nIv r,fcruc.s given ana Tn"iT'u'
III tTIiI.IN,, 239 West @is'--t.
PAEIOg And HALL ROOM n,c,y
surnist,d also other 70 ms terms nior'i'"
onunsite Alpine Flats. 30 Wcst 3ou- !.
PEIyATE FAMILY would rent fu,'
nishcd room to ecnt'cual. is Ne-s ous,.--.:
spr.IALIST can obtain oilce- ala
slocuine aI,artinrnt " desired, witn S'h'i"
,r,rtItioper. East 3cth--t -
W..t s0th-st.
Hand ONE furnished suite 70 suocs
Meals a Ia carte.
.,iD.sr-. 90 wEsr.-Ihc nc- n
Handsome quarters ior Etn.i,.''" a. a.
moderate cost, IN bachelor apa.tin'"s' "u'
drc.s WILLIAM II. sHiPAKD
% EAST 4iTH. sr.--A nicely furnished
room for one or two desiring eertra' ioca'
ton reasonable. -
osTU. ST.. 40 wEST.-lmpc'oya rn.tou'
rnt handsomely furnished rooms. WIN bith.
- WEST G4Tu-ST.-I.rFgr front room
and bedroom well furnished piano; pr
1atr family; near l. and !aik.
30 WEST 23D.ST.-New .England homes
and homc.lite treatment Win m,nis ~
r,,-taurlnt 10 desired meal hours 10 SUIT.
low rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17

WAR EXPECTED BETWEEN GAS COMPANIES.
There is every indication at present fnas
- big gss war In the Eastern Ds'r'e'' - an.
afternoon the Equity Gasisht Company ,.orr.
pace Of gas to 81 a thousand cubic fees. 49,. IN
: tAs Equity Gasiight Company were turner "a.
u pssssnt owner last week bv The EQUITY GAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17

WORKS Construction Company. The Equity Company
mas pipes laid in Grand-st.. Broadway and Flushing
ave. In the heart Of the district Of the Williamsburg
Gas Company. The price charged by the latter COM
pany per thousand cubic feet Is 81 %. secretary
Elocget OF the Williamsburg COMPANY refused TO say
what steps his company would tale In the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17

Tn ,bts diagram a continuous white line shows the
changes il pressure as indicated by The Ttbunes fe
,nf1ng H.. meter The broken line rcprcsenfe the tcr
,erosurc as obs:ved az Prrfy's Pharmacy.
Tribune Onhc6, March II. q. m.-Far weather pre-
vailed yesterday, with brisk westerly breezcs The
tempcatvre ranged bctw 10 and 81 degrees the aver
are f24s, being 3 lower the corresponding day
LAST year ard o. lower than wcdne.dsy.
In and this city to-day ther viii PROBABLY oe air
csshcr oowcd " cioudness and sH"~ ~-sSoy turning
70 ioAn: siightiy warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
60 Cct for Busincsspnrposes

TO HENT.-One Of the bei stores IA
tie city. A. NJ. C0LEGROVE, Middle
town. Conn.
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RraI estate to gxrhanqc


THREE STORY aud basement brick
dwelling In BROOKLYN. Equity $1,000, Tor
county place. Long l-lond preferred.
OWNER, Blk II. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
Gouuirp Neal Gsfaie for Sale


A.-MANCFACTuI.E rs or SIlPil 10
re,rlir!ng Nste..!ronis or Improved Wahts
xIrinIty OF Sew.lo.k Of elsewhere. Apply 10
i'uIILIps { WELLS. Tribune builaIng.
AGENCY FOR MON ICLAIl.-Resieenc
properties flr .elc and 70 .ct latge Naney
q, choice building sites. bbS ihi'
Lob. 3 Pcekman.st.. and Montclair.
CRAWFORD. y. J-45 minutes from
n \. ON &. X. X. " y. J. modern houses
f.r sale or rent rent. SD 70 t'eO WN'
D. bInELOw. CRAWFORD y. j.
FOH sALE.-At Bath nearh. $500
terms 20 suit. new house. II rooms, lot 'oN
IFS; ~ block from beach ana "icciiIe ,nis
and near railroad station ncichborho,a
good Laicain. Particulars of FlsLD hiN"'
Tailor" al EUltOn->,., Bros Atin.
LAKE sHORE.-jc acres. Wcs'chr-te'
County. choice site for country .ca;, or sud
diyi,lon. $4,000. ArWATr8. % LIT
criv--t.
OLD VIRGINIA HOMESTEAD elegant
dwoi lnp lrcat d ~ hanl.ounr gso'' of iore,,
trces. We'll wa'.iel and iimbeted: hr,i
,,lirpa1 depot 10 elton not'd Tor hcnlth'
Farm wei adapted " stock. iiur priert'
part.,nlsr.. addr..s II. Is. CHAPLIN
90. Richmond Va.
SEND FOR OUR 1895 Rental tata,
lorun OF country s"i's and hou-'- OF iliIt
lIud on Harlem. sew Haven and Noi'.erh
K,iI-oads WI II. ItOYT co, van
defhiit-avc.. on. Grand central Depot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise O cs SEQ 90 Moon rises os pmMoons age
HIGH WATER TODAY
AM-Sandy Hook u :55IGov. Island l2lHell Gaze o5
PM-Sandv Hook n Gov Is.a7d i0liiell Gate 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
The UEATUEE REPORT.
STORM COMING FROM THE SOUTHWEST

Washington, March 1G-Tbe barometer has fallen
rapidly over the central Valley IL has risen In the Atlantic
S,ates and Rocky Mountain districts, and Is highest
no,t os Montana The depression which WAS over COLI
,ado and Texas this morning has moved eastward 70
sorhcn Missouri and west gull. attended by cloudy
weather and rain in the Missouri valley Fair weIfh'r
eon,nue, in the regions east Of the Mississippi III 10
warmer throughout the lake regions, the upper Mssh
anil Missouri valleys, and slightly eoldr on the A,nus
coast and at Rocky M0anIiI stations Inc nun'u US
are that rain will prevail n the s"uef s ,a 'u d %
or snow will extend the Middle Atlantic Sta|s FIJI
Rivcr--Thc Ohio from Cincinnati :, Cairo J.; r'sins
Tnc and failing Inc "lt-"uFi
rts"n a, kansas CITY The Mississippi IL staaonty
nom Memphis 10 Helena. and beginning 10 fall Al |ieks-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TODAY.

ro, New England fair FRIDAY northcry winis; siehty
$50. Z, ,hc north: snow by saturday morning.
For Eastern New.York fair Ia uis morning. io"o"eo
H. light snow rain durin. ile afternoon OF "gn'
winds shifting &c ea-tcriy.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New-Jersey AMI oeia""fe
elondncs. followed by snow or rain eas1fy
Winds ..,. .,o,d,u.ss fol.
Tor MARYLAND AMI Virginia, Increasing ciouuihcss' lo
,orsd Nv rain possbly northern portions east
eyv To southrry Winds slight rise IN iempefatn,r
For Western New-YOrk increasing cioao ness i"o"es
by snow. ,s,. In,,o,s u,ssou,l INV. Wisconsin
ana Iower Michigan, cloudy weather and snow.
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dnraes and Carriages.


FLANDRAU & CO.
-FLANDl.Au Co.
-kLANDIiAU & CO.
Downtown. Uptown.
o12, 4 AND6 BROADWAY
BE0ONE-ST. AND 5lST-ST.
BKoUGuAMS.
DEMI-COACHES.
sANDAuS.
kOIkAWAYs,.
cADRiOLETS.
yIS.A.vIS.
SPIDERS,
% S3S;5;2efi
gHAE10SS.
DEPoT WAGONS.
sGtttr Khots spk"ihA
NEW IN DESIGN,
~ QUALITY or TIE BEST;
ASD a S5t S.zE 81 Az TI WE!Gir skp
THINNING. f6fRMiNa
cs YEFEaiSEf ;ssSEc &S5 w :66fffEfbiTEo
sEcoND:naND AT low pEftts:
A BARGAIN Ten horses go TO 400;
10 value suit grocer. butcher, farmer: any
business trucks wsson; harhess' TIA ,nD a.:
Ing 10 nat factory. ms D!igGs-ave., urecn-
point.
4 GOOD, RICH extension blackboard
almost new. II loop font lsdic,' phneton
and coupe rockaway. polo and ssars
81 with larp-. an bc sen ~ 40 south
day and Sunday. to y. m.
\ IifGH KNEE.svIING cor. har
ness and rrnlhout; examination and trial
priNatr OUTFIT: cheap. ACTOR PoN %,
Tribune On"r.
y VERY STYLISH pair OF family cobs,
long tails. I5.I. young: warrant d sound.
Kind for lady 10 ride or drive; cost $40
Last May: will ..cccpt t42J also II giant
stin,m,r trap and double brass harness.
foQ 'thcr or .'paratc: leaving city. Pt d.
LIsii. Il. d y I. Tribune Office
COB HORSE KsnsinRton wagon and
brass harm - suita' l. for LADY 81 family
trial allowed, low. STYLISH OUTFIT
Tribune Office.
OMNIBUS. nearly new. viii scot 20 PER.
sons, will sell az grca.lv reduced price. Ad
dress Mr.. JAMES II. STRONG, East
Hampton. Conn.
PONIES FOI SALE.-Larccst herd OF
cll-brosen chilfr"n'a ponies In M STATE
rigs to hire for thr season. Addrsss DR..
q. c. JACKSON. i. y. Box lGl. Jam3ic1
l.. l.. N. Y.
WANTED so, COO oCU people 70 send for
Blrch's carriage and harness catalogues;
largest assortment Ia Ar.cricR very n'oder
sts prices don't PAY srch eN'ravaeant
priccs for harness and csrrl,qps cs'ab-
Nshcd 1909. Address J. IL. BIRCH. Bur.
iinr'on. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
miscellaneous.

WV
ALLIGATOR BAGS, TIL NkS, Dress
Ing Cases. POckctbooa,. Ladies' oaechei-,
Music Roll. sole LeytIcr Portmanteins,
Eonn.t IpX-s ut bargaluo. tHAELfS
SgHW Ai.TZ tmanulacturer) 90 shave,
near S;h i.
ABSOLUTELY highest prices given for
ecltl,mcn's castor clothing. BoBBE :,
2oiI -d-avc.; rostals promptly answered
ACCIDENT CASES. collections, isatr.-
nonili suits. separations, names changed
advice free. !. i. THORNLEY,, counsellor,
- PARK Row.
CHINA. GLASS. pictures furniture
etc carefully packed for shipment or stor-
AGE furnl.ufn repair d and poll n u floors
and woodwork stained, waved o? varni shed
marie S.Ituiry clesnel and packed.
CHARLES EOAK. 2l2 West 3jth-st.
GENTLEMEN wishing TO dispose ot
their lcftoH 'lothn. at fair Naln'. viii
rlcu>e rall Oh or adirc,s EDWARD MIL.
l1iH. cS Gth-avr.
PLANS for suburban houses. sl0 and
M. II. /. WArEKBt HI, Architect. rs
Par, Row. Room III.
SPECIAL. SALE Of s.bu'ton Mosque
'arc suede gloves reduced frm ~ - To
5Sc this week only. JAMES. 9cJ
Broadway. ~ West aoth-st.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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Business Chances.

COMMERCIAL MONTHLY. published In
New.Ycrx City and controlling considerable
lob work. would like 70 make arrar gements
with printing Office OF standing 20 do press
work one that would take $4,000 stock
.can form connection with good paying
business Address II. o.. Box - Tribune
ONCE.
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tUsrk Uanteo.
Afales,

AN AMERICAN.-M.d response.
BILE ana reliable, desires position IN an
Office or warehouse; reference and security
salary Moderate. Address CLARK. Trio'
unc Offiec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17

OFPICE POSITION In an old corpora.
ton 10 intelligent man who can invest
81 900. Address INVESTMENT, Box 90
Tribune Office.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-10
The Voices of Our Girls.

So many young women waste time and
money in laboring to sing when singing
well is entirely beyond them that it is a
pity they do not occupy themselves more
proftably in training themselves to speak
properly. Not many lessons would be re
quired to make their voices smooth, even
agreeable, as we see in the cases of young
women who have been prepared for the
stage. There is no substantial reason why
American women of average intelligence,
notwithstanding nerves and climate, should
offend by their harsh tones. The day is not
distant, let us hope, when the number will
be reduced to a minimum. The coming
century will in all likelihood not only see
new order of things. but will hear a new
order of voices that it will be pleasant TO
listen to.--Ladies' Home Journal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-10
The Value of Medicine.

A noted Paris physician tells the fol-
lowing story against himself: "At times,
he said, "there comes to most people a
doubling of all that has heretofore
seemed the truest. Doctors, as well as
priests, are subject to these periods of
depression in which they question the
efficacy of their own judgment. In such
a mood, while l was superintendent of
rHospital de -, l divided the treat
ment of the wards. In one / exercised
the best medical skill that the aid of
drugs could afford; in the other l only
gave as medicine little acrid water.
This experiment continued for month
with equally good nursing in both
wards"
well, with what results" said his
listener.
1.-The cases in both wards averaged
just the same" answered the doctor.
And what would you infer from
that?' said his companion.
Il hardly know" continued the physi-
clan. 4 was only thankful that the ex-
pertinent did not actually score against
the profession more than it did; but on
the principle of doing ones best, have
gone back to my medicines-if not with
absolute confidence. at least with the
consciousness that we can at least ale
viate suffering. and, all things being
favorable, may effect cure.-New York
Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-10
Not So Many Indians After All.

Major John W. Powell of the United
States geological survey explodes vener-
able tradition in his article in The Forum
on Indians. The number of Indians origi-
nally in the United States, he says, has
been often estimated in the millions, 'even
as high as 5000. coo" The bureau of eth
nology, however, has looked into the sub
ject and discovers that there were really
only somewhere between $4,000 and mil
lion, of whom at least 80 900 still survive.
The major hints that I'VE have already
reached the point where we may hope to
save the remnant to be absorbed into mod
ern civilization"