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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
rur yrtp.S WORK rs THE POSTOFTJfE

Postmaster Van Colt has received from '"' "''"'
nj, s.,rimeuis In the p0siOIhcr their usual reports
,,ing I'm dct, the business transacted IN each De-
n,,,t,cn, dining the year is0.. In acrordancr w'h
In, reports 81 appear,. among other things 'h'' '''
v.r, delivered through lock boxes aud by carriers
Az 90; piece. OF ordinary mall matter di'idoo IN
follows: Letters through boxes 'o-''''7'' !" '"'
rlers. aJ5,843.G20; postal cnrcS-'nio"ph "o"'
49, coo. lao carriers 4o43j,7Ol: other nall mat
,,rough boxes a os5 c09; 10y carriers, 4s,soO'
900. , 80, 49,.
In the distributing department. oi6'."i's'2 pieces
wcr. handled. The total number OF pieces OF M"
m.,tcr of an kinds handled during the year was
eGs OG607 q daily average OF 3.so4,3o' Iais Icp'
resents an increase over last year OF Iis''"'''''
There also passed through the New YORK ros'o"' ~
ut, ,o aud fron, other Offices ,7Do pouches ana
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There present. among others. Mr.. nnd Mrs
p. \. j. Russell. Mr. and Mrs John J. EroSau. Dr
and Mrs. :. Wesley smith. ST. j. I. Summers. Nc
and MR.. John G.. Klein. Mr. aud Mrs James A. Rich
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles =. tlamplin DR.. and MIR h. j.
-araboI,, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Symond,. Mr.. and Mis-
Alexander Williams. sir !. \. NrsriN"ii. MI ana
Mrs. Frank ". Goodwin. john j. Br0San. lr, Mr.
and Mrs. J. +. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. james A. Rich
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Il. Pearsc. Dir and Mrs. W. "
Farmer. Mr.. and Mr.. II. T. C. Johnston. MI. ana
Mis-. Frank ". Goodwin. Mr. ana Ms 'harica u
BARKER Slr and Mrs Robert &. laraSCn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chailr, g. BrlAmar. Nr>. Edlti sessions Iuppr
Mr.. .Ioscpip" Gro. In" Re-. Gilbert Parker. Nr ana
Mr. ,irorge T.. ". >'ivrr>. MIR. ard Mr.. Alexander
De Witt and MIR. AID Mr.. George H. ~ hOrhicr.
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-. artsas ss = 4 eaeat

4, .cpstrucon The party was In charge OF Assistant
SECRETARY Charles Warren Hunt, and the engineers in
.,.,ce OF the work gave them every opportunity for
,,aminsuon. Luncheon was served on th" steamer
.n.r their visit. ond they stopped at the DE la
v.rsne Iefrgcratng Company's Works. Oh their way
sorn the river and Inspected the factories. Great
,,,.rsst was displayed by the members In the work
On the vladuct and bridge
The vaduct starts nom an abutment at EsecomIe
po,d sixty feet above the street grade runs through
One hundred and fifty nfhst. with grade OF "a
.r cent and crossing the Eghthave. elevated station
nv level plaza forty-eight feet above grade, con
meets at Exteror-st. with Macombs Dam road ana The
ssven,h Avenue Drawbridge. by triangular plaza
,r.r,v eight feet above the street. 1t Is connected
a, EchthAve with the elevated road by two broad
,,sIrrases The viaduct is 400 feet long. with nj
,sen spans OF - feet aud inches each. we>i Of
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TIE CONNECTICUT DAIRYllE,;.

Hartford Jan. - spcclaD.-The Connecticut Dairy
mems Association ended their annual meeting today
Tie sessions have been marked by the deepest IN
terest throughout. but the crowds attending to-day
amply den0nStr tive appreciation Of able speaheTs
On the important subject Of the states greatest ag
cultural industry o! cows and th" making 81
choice butter The attractions Of tiir dav were
speeches. forenoon and afternoon, by eX ""Nefhof
Hoard CT Wisconsin, llnscli a dairy supplying
1900 customers with batter. His topics were inc
necessity OF more general dairy education ana u"
breeding feeding and handling OF dairy stock. from
nent dairyrncn present from every par; ol ms
aud oaio,unc STATES Besides butter and cheese
sLown n variety Of the latest dairyiDg implements
,,aro .xbblled ard tested. These incndc ceh;iingai
and gravity methods Of extracting cream and The
p,bcock milk tests. tat have been gwen 10 'hc
world without bciug patented and III" ri""irI oil
which +, doing more rcyuluiI"n2" American dEiTy
ING tbou An, other one discovery. IN III iarin'T
nv, able 10 tell IN half ri hour the poor COWS III
their herd and reject them. George J. .oonw'l anu
y :, Iliuman and \. ". Bancroft. OF MclrTr' "lid'
shorI addresses on private daiNing aud co"prraIN"
crcamcrics tie lail~r system that has prevailed 10
iary,. extent In Connecticut III We past ten years.
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aud the pavement will be Of asphalt. The east Gp-
proacheS will consist Of TWO lOO-icet deck lattice
spans one 2l0 feet. through hveted span over the
Ncw-Iork Central and Harlem Railroad. and OF nine
deck lattice spans Of 80 feet and 10 inches each.
OF the railroad These latter are on = curve Of 900
feet radius. and lead 10 abutmcn al one hundred
and sixty trstst. Owing 10 the naiuic OF the river
bed, pneumatic foundations found Necessary Tor
the west draw rest pier for the pivot pier and m her
two approaches next Ia the river By courtesy OF
"Ihe Hallway Gazette" this paper prints a cm OF the
viaduct. The whole wOrl, is Luit from the designs ana
under the supervision o. Alfred T. Boiler member OF
the society," assisted BY ". &. nicst, who Is junior
OF the society
In the evening the visiting members entertained
al the Society llOu>c with reception by the resident
members. The next meeting will be- in Chicago In
July.
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Eighthave.. one span Of 90 feet over the avenue.
fifteen Snans Of 40 feet Il Gnchas caci. On

Lgh'have'. one span OF 90 feet over the avenue.
hitcen spans Of AZ feet ana loli inches each. east
OF Eghtiiave and three spans OF 81 feet each.
EXteriorst. The roadway Is forty feet wide ard tho
pavement OF granite blocks rests upon concrete
bed The curling Is OF dressed blue curb stone. Two
Sidewalks Of 10 feet inches WIDE ovcghang the out
Side longitudinal elrders ana supported 10y the
harg OF The siXtceninCh beams. The abatmcnis are
secondclass ashlar masoHri. with the cut copings
wcathelings and belt courses Of candy lill limestone
and Maine granite, and they hacked with rnLlla
Wo.h and oonciete fsi u: ll2 granite steps leads
nom northumberland G!iy.iltlI It 4 handsome iron
railing with ornamental cast iron nrwcls has been
placed the Naauc:. The total CO... % the Woi Is
Will be about 81 10000.
The drAUbiidgc VII be- 4Oo ;cci and inchr. long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
GAIL HAMILTON ARRAIGES GLADSTONE A"AiN

Boston, Jan. l9.-Under date OF January /" "ni'
Hamilton writes again to The Boston Journal
concerning the Maybrick case. She begs 10 suggest
that Mr. Gsdstone's guilty completely Is not matter
Of opinion but OF record, and that as Prime minister
It is lbs duty 10 listen TO Sir CHARLES huS'ciH uo
Attorney General OF the present Government. WHO
ssys: Mrs Msyblick ought to be set free She ought
not 10 have been convicted size says 'ha' "o
amenities OF protest Lave been praotised Tor mole '
three years by Americans In private ana IN o'hel'i
lie. aud with a single exception they have been met
only with indifrence privately and with fudohess
olhcisy from the British Government: aud SHE asks
We have not passed beyond the mere amenities VI
protest"
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NFUS.
porn OF NEW YORK. THURSDAY. JAN. 10. 1872
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NFw.YORE. THURSDAY. JAN. 10. 1877.
ARRIVED.
s'eom oyceam S' knq ID III 9R%'9 D. i nP
Arrived at t,r r. r%,; a. 80 Never Antwerp Dccen
o. , boston Januor, u. Win nd-c 10 f"neh h''e
& Co. Arrived at The 10. At pp N. :, d,y. with
nd.p 10 ordri ls.-el w.ilea Ioe g. arrived 70
s, sa% va M%r January ,n d,e aaa p.rnsss 20
TO Ilcnder.o" boih'fS. A"i''d ut TIE DAT - ~
Steamer Mon!can n1 Mann (Which has, a. y, . ns.
Hirt Co. A,s1 q y. s,r Z, 10 80 so p" 10
,a soa,hsmpioa January ~ VITA md ana mo pa',sHs'r
to oscGs Co. A"Sd =, ~. D., m, at 80 Be"embcr
O. ss,a IS ond >Dpe' % y ma,s s 'pa pa',Snsr,
sseSmer Ncrw,gisn mn. chti,,e GlasgoN January
With nlse snq ras.ensef. to Austin BALDWIN co. Al
'v sea az ' N aad b. Carter Madeira Ncy.m1s
smpson' Speaee 8 Dung Arrived Vt thc Bar At 3 80
Steamer Sorrento ,cr. Jagcnscn. Hamburg 3e saSer
a. Win nd~c Fmch. Ed,e g. Arrived at the
steamer s,a6o c,m Ws@ %G,S arryrd ln 1 sa..
and passenger 20 The Hamburg American Packet 90
Areya =. n n rs a. 1oCrwooG com January - with
md and passenger rsdhc Mail steamship COMPANY
A, & sn at 'S s Smith savannah vim "@,c and
..emg,r, to Il !. Walker A'th'd at SANDY h'" ~
% Steamer me- rowden Anderson Jacksonville January H..
with @dsr 10 william = cose' w.. poo, self, na..
1'ea%e rs" %nd old pSanoH st.%sp o." cDmr Inv"
stTancr II Dl,nock Coleman Boston January 49, Via
Sandy Hook with mds: 10 u j Dimo'h.
,rr,pCn
'ht'h'+p'
Steamer Cottage cry. Barnett. 70 uand M'-Tio alto
''" ,uc. Orro,o fI.io, J9iNin Ham ton B'r-A T.
Oui'flhld@c %. ,n.,.,, ,-.,.s p.,t,,o,e AiJ
49, Ia, { o.
~ u Whitney Ia lett Boston Mash
Nil ' - -
N,,.ntLep St,th savannah ta-R 7. Wak,r
c,", ,,id n,,njninu couch No.lok und nrupD!t
y, ,' ,tI ,,on,nio' Siramsb,n , O.
N"Nt-o"' Domnl"' ~ ua"ar. ,io,,,.o,s :, t...,t,
:. ~iram ,,d ,r'' !. VI g r. '' '' -' ~ ~
Ma ,n,t ,I,i,,,.s Wct Point Vs-Oid Do
steam, y, ,.. ,'' 70 '"'' - 49, ' -
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pprs,DESr DANA AND TIE MUSEUM.

the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: There Is no doubt that the posuoh 'a"eI ~
President Dana at the meeting OF me fa'n no''u ~
40, w.. ,he nroner one. The Park Board represents
tho c.v md 4 responsible TO the people for the build
ngs ON their territory. The estmable gentlemen VINO
act Ms trustees OF the museums deserve the 'iahH'
Of the people for their patriotic services. But IL uoeS
no. follow that they should control the design ana CON
structiop OF public buildings rs II they were sp,n"b
their own money on their own lana. NiiI""N'
New.York, jan. 10. 1894.
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TEE FIRST SHIP OF A NEyy LINE TO SAIL

The fret ship OF the Columbian Line which the Panama
Aeroad has established between this port and Coon
WI sail from this port February IL. but VIII not
tske through freight 10 California. The second steamer
which sails on March will take through freight as The
new hnc from San francisco 10 Panama viii be running
~ thst time. The Columbian Lac opened an ohicc ~
Ne IS Broadway yesterday Stamford Iofry. Heron
Co. are the agents. The two steamers now under
eAaef are the San Marcus and Alamo Of the Mallory Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20

ELEGANT. LARGE. al lisAt room.
stesG hcst, cabinet nn-a $50 20 90 per
nlOIth. 30 West Oiih..t
40. ~ WEST lsrn-Sr.- let. uusl.
rlshed III, entire fourth nOOr Oi o. ~"
iOoms, unt iva additional ,tOir.iu0u.>. !u
III" Randolph Company ,h,oluteN fin
proof apartment house. Apply Ia .oui fui.
10 LEA choice apartment In the
Dslhsusic absolutely iii'pfOpf house. 40
10 as Mes' J9ti,.st.. fronting Genital Fsrh;
very liberal terms - May ! irsutaf rat,
thereafter. Apply TO JANllOE.
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Citp Rfal estate for Sale

FOR SALE IN lfOEOKEN. y. 10
l"t,' ffn1tlng oh A1sJls and 18th IT. ,rn.
i'a location 10! TO- toy t.-iurS- . near fI!I.
ioid and icriv. Offered Tor -sir JOSS than
hIt cost :" c!O- them oct. Apply 10 NOR
'iNoN. lOi \"'"y',t.. Ncw.iOIk city.
toG >ALf Or 10 HENT--ilc1an;
Ofil'i"oi fiOnt r's'dcnce. ~" W"s' 9utn.
~. "Iu stable o. lOi jpVl0l. W.ti OF
" uol fHn.tne. Adar.,s OWNER l.. o
BOX $40.
jTII-ANt Ielu.sI- ooruri. iuoN
10 Grand Boulevard. conner .ytli--t -
WOO; Astoria. l.. f.. lot va'-r ffuni>
~" and csar. vii eNcn.ug- sby sb,.r
i,ot good pain piopr's. MOOLSll. >
I.'NinRtyn.avr.
LiXINTION-NVE. -Com,. hoi,.r
handsomely furnished OF flr sJir. : North
washington square. largo hnu-r and stable
for sale Astoria. J.. J. >hCi" ir,Il 'ifn-h.i
hor,~. 'tablr. garden. WOOI.>Ei . Ley.
hkiOd.ANr.
Chicago.
W0DI DIS FAIR VISITORS. Ruv beau.
ltiui hi a.p hnurt lura alton uasiGpas- ea
hear University aud Renowned Midday
flJlsaurc' '.,.fonf sion" south font II
rooms constructed mod ~ improvements
throughout owner vii o'sury slfur d.
Joining tram poriatoH unrNtsiici rlrDft.c
sHbie si"sI4. elevated 80 OoO. half cash
fenf Far .rssnu. s. SOD. references cN-
'h.ueri ! T. -. rRlbNoRI alhlte.t
ana oNufr 80 . SII...-f tlfrlgD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
PALESTINE COMMdNDERYS RECEPTION
TUE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR HAVE ALSO 4 DINNER
AND DANCE

The fifteenth AID undoubtedly The most success
ful reception ever held lv Palestine tonnanLrry
No. IA. knights T"mplar % New York CIV. held
last evening at Carnegie Music Hall. The 9Th Rrgi
mrnt Band and Meyers Orchestra PLAYED ard tie
dinner vas served by Ma22c,. Emlnent Sir George
+. LAw.le. commander Of Palestine received the
C0prcil Officer, 81 ii. Comnand,gs after will, s,
IT." Right Emlaent Edward l." Gau grand commander
Of the state y! New YORK. received. lie IN turn
reviewed the exhibition and drill! Of tx ccmand-ry.
There WIS taL,ing aitcrwald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
6as.42l sacks Of mail mattef. making TOTAL Of
o.'3%, SOS pouches, cases and sacks handled at the

The total business Of the money order dcDarmen
for the wear amounted to Sl11 424, G52 CO. giving
Increase over the previous Of u, BOO -. The
total receipts OF the Office 7,059j25 3D. and the
total expenditures s2.Gl6.o4 $40 As. iucuding slI5j
303 II expended for .edciycry service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20

cOnduct Of THIS school deserve just recognition. II Is
delightfully."- situated, at Ninrand and in my visits 10
This Institution hay. been pleased with its manage
mcnt II l. great Ct army. under The management Of
boaId deserving OF high praise Tor IT. work for
these poor children, Who appeal 50 strongly 10 our
sympathies for their care and comfort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20

San rrHncsco Jan. I0.-samoan advic"s say That
,h United states steamer Alliance had narrow "scal"
fr,u being wrecked Apia Oh December IS. s4nhiI
came up suddenly In The morning ana Tue "SS',
s,.a ont, The reef. She bumped four times and
a.. 90 rwo anchor, ana osaiy fa'lDfns Oi
c.,,I,, v,,,. LOST ana the propeller was dam1gcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
Furnished Gouecs 60 Get.

~ NESE.-At Lakewood oJs ccitagr.
betutifuliy situated on M"ii-nu.itr. fully
furnished '~lns moderate. Fof l3it- ulii>
address Miss NJ. g. " l.. y. Lakewood
y.
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for Sale.

\ GREAT sacrifice a large show cas-,
tor sac ucIOw cost LOul, XIV sisie =
Wf-t 2itD->t.
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&eunirn Real estate for Sale

A6hNCt FOL. MUNTCLAll;.--l;es.de ncs
Properties Tor sale aud ~ let large yli.rty
OF choice building sites. TUBS & TAX.
LOf. . Beekmon--t.. and Monfclar
\ tHOI1E home on tb- erect Of Olun!s.
Nountiin, y. j.. adjoining "a" ten. Ne.
Cirlion Estate -hu:i DIVE from Jtsusr
dcp0t-; accessible by ma adlmi7.d. riet.
t.ic roads and cable fold now building IN
hOlhtilnsiir ans. finely ilupiD,c i .
large residence an1 stable. OVER 500. 900
spent on thu Property ami vii. ic sold ..w
Tor lcauy quich sale EDM. T.. INAliL.
ION co. ~ I;ioadway
PROPERTY IN the Oranges " j. "a
spsialty some bargains for sale. H. t.
HAMILTON s CO.. nj Broadway. y. y.
80 ACRE FARM FOR sale: within T.,
miles ~ New-lI2Nca; large huusi baiIi.
-" 1lrl sfisi Ilill on place; running water
ihto 'tAhico. Inquire ROBfR'; -. EATON,
Monto-ese. Conn
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giip Real Csiaie Go Get.

iiNL Lots in W. oith.-' between
hfh ana IN aye. oNuDf Wllf lIila 81 lease
them building pnl,O,". 90 agent. Apply
JOS. NJ. ADRIAN. - tIIud-st.
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tUDrk Wanteo.

Males
Nm l.. iIAHfl No,
lNpr:i ArrOualOnt and AusiL"t.
Ra.mc, building. Rom 40. 81 Park Row.
\ COMPETENT EOOkkEtPEli. Who
has Away. n'l"i lOul post Ons, IL OPEN
fot an rng;yrn,nt nOd~Iat. compensation
# fuL,II. prospect. Waiirni GA. finnish bf:,t
,r,tlmonii, Addir,s INTEGRITY. Tnb-
unr Ofi0r.
Az ELDERLY MAJ nerds employ
mont AZ ulndriatc wages siti-t1ct1n III.
"rru, - eiN,u. Addris> L. DtEELL. jJS
l,'uIH.'.>t.
ANY ONE having furnished hOu,' de-.
no i,.t.r,a,~ roiun'd caterer may call or
uGGr'... WI. SIOrf 30 Nest l2ith.'t.
\ rlRI.IC school graduate. IL. desires
posirion in an oace. SHARP. I01 7th'
ave. I,lOJldNn.
nANK young nla'I. upright. cihci"nt
and stri,tlY temperate, with unqi cst.onablc
1r,rt,ncr- Gp-.Ics a BANK po,. i0n book
reelcr OF cheek clerk. Address AC.
CITRATE. EoN -. Tribune Onicc.
HAEER.-First class on bread cake ami
ua<trr. In bakery. ho:cl or restaurant: best
Iefsrsnces; city or country. Az second
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MISIATuRE ALMANAC.

Sunrise. 7lGsct 81 Moon sets 81 pm Moons age
HIGH WATER TO DAY
NJ S,ndr Hook : - GOV Island Is Hell cote u ~
T. NJ sandy lloo1 % l,4srd - Ii"I '.s' II 81
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tjsip U)Gnlco.

.
AGENTS anG CAN VA"SEliS. iUaie or
female; IS to a. csily profits sure, eN'
lcIlenrr uuic'rssitv no Ldlhins required ;
rNciu-lNo territory given. For paititnla',
eidic., 1. PUTNAM A 60. We, WiHstrd.
Conn.
Males.
AGENTS WANTED tor city and cut u
town to introduce aud sell = private t"'r-
pliui., On commission cost - special 10
,utiou a lott Il 10 ,anJblr men viii sell ,hN.
county and STATE u-ht-. SION lIit-
FIIGNl. COMPANY. Oglii0luWny. il ion ~
EMPLOYMENT 81 ali hinG> qririIy p'o-
cured tor nr'. AID make help furnished firr
ln ciupin,ot. hv tar Old RELIABLE
MUTUAL AGENCY. s@i broadway.
MANTi IA man To manage branch
agency al ia,gr lDu.r. ~ - .nud 'alaiN .
me-; irN,~i r-.5'0 Ia sio.A Of s"OIN. Ad'
Gr'-, =. % N,st ith.Nt
Females.
A%TED.-INdirs and NOgng mon u
take wn.k 10 their homes WORK sent any
distance. good pr.co,: experience not hrr",.
ar, ~ canNas-irg Ad1rrs, Tor par
ricular. STANDARD MASl tA'TI RING
CuAlrN.N. Luck iioX ~. south Framing.
nam Mas. inrlO,c stamp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20

At ~ DtCtU Pl;ICES.-5UO seconu.
hand wood and iron woraibg machinr>
ihiy euslAiteei m9chincry bought aud e1'
changed. 1nO!.hE. Is. EDDY. 3Jo Mad
lsUn 81.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

~
BACHELOR Apartments; III srit" or
single with or without prNat" bath every
Goa, rn!car-. near hO;els. clubs. II Ea.t
10Th A.. between STA ant Madison 9lrs.
FCkNISiIED ROOMS,
5tb.ay- 0ppns',' Rslgr1>ia, elegant and
newly furnished rooms: iriNat" porcelain
Da.h- bf"tl,if-' un".'"iird Attendance.
LEXINGTON AVE-. J.i. nrof ,r.nd
Central D,r,t. furIi.hcd rooms; every
,oHN enienr- references.
IA LAErI Room. comfortably and
elegantly furnished, IA residence 43 West
sOtL..i.
nlSr.~1 ? WI,T.-Lrrgr back LJflor /;
al-O sccnnd. story lJck with board mOdclll
Improvements Ic'cF-nces.
SD ~. - WEST bfrecn Broadway
and jth.IN'.. age and sanall rooms. cn
'uit' 81 >ingy
5,fH-NI.. ~ Mistakenly furnished
sq.si' rooms 10 l"l. wthOur Loirl TO
gentlemen references required.
JsiH-Sf. 80 IASr.--Io Bachelors. lsr..
seconl.s'nfy furnished room IN nIst-class
hoL,r. Nith owner; also hsll room.
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TRAIN SERVICE TO OLD POINT COMFORT AM
- NORFOLK

T,c PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company Announce tha'
I'm. regular trIn lervicc old Poni .omfor ana Nor
folk Vim Cape Charos route u maintnired noi"ith-
ho s..,o,, sfr.,. of wrtth.r. The Transfer
steamers ARE running between cape Charles ana cin
point Comfort and Norfolk regulnr schedule Without
any obstruction from lee. 80
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\ GOOD.PANING RESTAURANT 10
sale established II years. wiz -eil IL
bargain; E!-hca.tn me cau- Of selling. !
SoGth.-i.
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miscellaneous.

MlsIIulONN'> Detective ana Law
Agency divorces procured private iniof.
nation furnished suppO.i. damages. breach
q, promise or other causes; confidential +,
consultation free. % Nass1u-st.
IN.i Ol.i-MAN IIi.r machine shop ot' r.
practical assistance buying 81 selling
iuarh iusIy. pifHut~ 81. GIOHt,f. -.
MIMI 2Ji Broadway. Ho0g, :. opposite
P1-t1ni'c
40 WILL PAY Tor four line,
al rf''sing Our week. ln - papers pub.
ll.n,d ia lillli,. Indiana. Michigan and
Iowa. Aclir.. VI call CHICAGO NEN-.
lAIiE UNION. 10 Spruce.st.
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Bodr0 au0 Rooms.


WI~T 1ir1i->r.-Iwo large second.
story rooms. with priiai" bath large front
room Nn1 alro,e and hall bedroom. with
loarl; references. CASHIER, 4. q. Boa
- lbj.
l.-flAE ROOMS. delightful home In
Christian family. lV"ral table; Adult, de-
,!r,d. 81 Fast Gith.st
L. EAST 3I,.NT .-fls9lHt. newly frr-
nj shed and plunbrd family hoi' new man.
agemcnt; ,ult-> aud pliN9.r baths steward
formerly ~ ManhJt'1n club.
2f>T.ST.. Ii5 EAST (f,tamcrcy ParLD.-
Desirable rooms ~ suite OF s.nxly supciiO.
table; everything iirs,-cla,S; references.
43D.Nl. 10 desirable LARGE
rooms. with evceilen' board gratI7nau
ard wife. OF gentlemen reasonable
9TH. ST. 2i2 WEST Handsomely fur.
ni.hod rooms 9TH board: gentlemen and
wlN"- "I single Gentlemen; references eX-
changed.
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Ozark Wanteo.
~~.~
MNM

,sUDhn r.frr.k. CASHIER or any re.
spon-ibic position. by u gentleman has
splendid references; VIII give bonus Was
uIer 20 years Ia last piace. Adde'S. IN
'lf.UkIrN. Box p. Tribune ONCE.
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pomssnr 6ituai,ons Waatse

! COACIINIAN.-By q Svede; knows how
10 drive tandem, and T. toorough horseman
test ely and country references. AGEACfs
I J45 4th-aye
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BARK Alice Non Gundcrser. from Moil" NCren1er =
which arrived scipoo January u. reports avn. los
aids and drcilousc during gale. vb'h lasted ho'
December 10 10 December 90. 49,
S''nuc- Alocdcn" tbr while anrlli,d al ,,'no,. wa
SLIGHTLY damaged Nv coming IN contact Win steamt
,'onmIl, W,rr, Vogclesang from Ncw.Ynrk. Tn" eAtn
~ the damage Sustained bv the Columbia Ia, not O.r
diVuIced by her officers but she must 2, into uf
dock Tor the purpose Of having all oaainiLaton
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,vspECTING THE VIADUCT.
CIVIL ENGINEERS VISIT The WORK.

..r,.rps OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY ENTER.
TANNED.
The members OF tNe American sOee'y OF clyi' En-
..-s who held their annual meeting In this city
w.a,ssaay assembled in the sOciety's building at
w ,.- East Twenty thrdst.. at . 80 n. IN. ycser
~. ord went 10 the foot Of East Thirty second->t.
r.re they boarded the steamer Laura NJ otarin. and
Ltd the One hundred and fifty hfihs; vadrct ana
s ssventh.ave drawbridgc. which are now IL COURSE
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&ortxs nno Qarrlaats
fLANDRAU 4 90.
---FLAN Dl.Ar & Co

fLANDRAU 4 60.
--tLAN DEAC & CO.
--tLANDRAU = Co
81! D0s" X%D G nnoHS iSS%W9iv
hisOOM E-S AND Jlsr-Sf
DhoCGHAMS
DEMl., CACHES,
LANDAtS.
OMNIBUS
10, kAWAIS,
tlCIUNiAS.
lABRiUbEIS.
tlS.A.NIS.
SPIDERS.
pOs.A-DUS,
HAnOHEi lis.
PiIAEtCNs.
thkIS.
ECNAEoCTS.
DErOI WAGONS.
lEiPLEN >tt;iiit.S
tEBOAEp>
NEW ~ DES!OS.
ct AiiIf oF 1ilr. .r.sr
xlN AZ, M slzLs AXp ,WEiriIrs..n
TRIMN!ISG. ici;A,ING
III" LttH.tsr sIOtk OF tlNiNIEo
VEHICLES ~ 1ht WOhLD.
\ CEiIICAL INsPnC fIo% SOLICITED.
SECONDHAND 1T low PRICES.
CONTRACTOR Will SELL me-
hof-e' at amy r>i-.rnbl- prlr,; - two
Norman ma -, weigh $500 p SlJv. not
Onr.thiri value; Two L.ocay.! ullt hors:>.
s0G y. sl"5. groo' Lar-ail: oi.o sound
family foadhoi.r ,uij mu,. ans p.t-oA
surrey "Vgnn AMI ,Op Ef.W- ter Lng2, A. =
'artlhc". No- oNncf. r'.drIc' 80 Leon.
"r0.,t. ncer Drggs-at".. Ia 'npoin;.
For SALE Douilc Russian >i.lgh f..
'Oic" price eJ,j vii take $50: also
cute: aud surrey cheap. DDnH.iiun- table.
100 West ltOih@t.. OF /. e. CAMPBELL,
.oA hoaiway.
>itiGir 81 KlHtNINS.
he Iult laid Cutters 3 e.,