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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

The big new cruiser New-Yoii made her
trial trip off the New England coast yesterday,
and every patriotic American will be inclined
TO fling up his hat and give three cheers When
he learns that the trip proved that the United
States has the fastest and finest war vessel Oh
this class that is now afloat. The New ofk Is
q magnificent success, and reflects credit alike
npon the American Navy and upon her Dnilu-
ors the famous firm Of Cramps OF course. II
wa, greatly to the interest Of the Cramps 70
mt their best work into this warship ana they
will reap their reward in an extremely hanu'
some bonus. The trial trip was made undcl
conditions entirely favorable, and the New
York more than fulfilled the promise OF her
previous performances. Her splendid WORK
Yesterday will deepen the regret that our re-
cent naval visitors were unable to behold hef
and to share in the admiration which all Amer
cans must feel for this magnificent addition to
nur NAVY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
THE CLEF CLTB rs PROSPEROUS.

The second regular meeting and dinner OF the
(l,f Club OF New.lOrk. organized recently IN the
interest " church music. was held at M0rcllos,
no. West Twenty .nnth.s., last evening. The topic
n on. idefpd Music and Longevity and the
speakers were DR.. EpbraiLi Cutter and j. W. Currier.
The chnrtcr membership Of the club numbering 100.
D. now full. Among those present were Harry
Pepper, Dr. Ephralm Cutter Dr. J. +. II. Nichols.
Dr. Henry q. llanchcit. Il. Huntington woodman.
{. Nhitney C0ombs n. G.. tnseld. Clement C. Gale.
Frederick &. Martin. Walter Balsmann. Edmund
Myer, ". H. Daniel and Frank II. Tubbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
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GRAND CENTRAL PALACE-Pr6ss Club Fair
HARLEM OPERA HOUSES 15-IIoss and Hoss'
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STANDARD THEATRES l5-Ns. A.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

Mayor Bishop, Of Buffalo. and one or TWO
other prominent Democrats Of that city have re-
turned from a visit to Washington in excellent
spirits. A member Of the party tells Inc
Buffalo Courier that they are well satisfied WIN
the result Of their mission, adding that the
situation is thoroughly understood in Washington
It may occur to Mr. Sheehan that il would Dc
unwise for him to prolong his European Trip
Ills Erie County fences are in shocking cohdi-
ton, and the condition is growing more shocking
every day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
name Of Stang. Minister Of Finance whose
name Is Furn. while the Minister OF Justice Is o
Professor Hoggerup

The country breathes freely once more. ous-
pense is at an end. Anxiety has been chahgeu
TO cheering certainty. That il TO say, ex-Secre-
tary Faifchild has decided to serve as member
ot the commission which is to investigate the
v.,v. yo,,, Custom IJouse. From now on Mr..
poindexter Dunn will not have the privilege Of
ilockng all by himself at the rate OF $40 uay,
10 be paid out Of the National Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
A NOZZLE AND DESERVING CHARITY.

FROM The COmmerCInI Advertscr.
one OF the nobls.st and most deserving charities OF
this big city Is The Tribune Fresh Air Fund Thou,
sands Of lives have been saved through the work oil
this organization. II you have not contributed any.
thing 10 the fund. DO so to-day. Give AS much As
YOU can, ana tell others TO help as well. You VIII
Of some childish face made glad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

Germ. since it has been decided that the inquiry
is only to cover the four years of Republican
management Hence Mr. Magone's career in
the customs service will escape scrutiny From
several points of view it will be regrettable II
the investigation is held behind closed doors.
For one thing, the public is DESTROYS OF Know
ing just what Mr.. poindexter Dunn Is going
10 do in the way Of earning his $40 per day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

After taking year or so to reflect upon it,
Commissioner Brennan has decided to enforce
the law requiring the removal from the streets
of trucks not in use, unless their owners have
secured permits allowing them to make the
thoroughfares places of storage. This is a
symptom of progress. 1t suggests that Mr.
Brennan is not insensible to the force of public
opinion. Still no one should build upon 1t
any large hopes that the streets will he put and
kept in spick- and-span condition under the ex-
listing administration.
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TRIBUNE TERMS TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.

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Sem. Weekly Tribune mailed for local delivery IN
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jn0fs to ADVERTISEMENTS
Business Notices.


Roll Top DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
Grest Variety Of Style and Price.
T. q. SELLEW,
No. Ill Fulton-st.. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

The Rapid Transit Commissioners Of this town
might do wisely to Civ" particular attention 10
the three clements Of OIat0ry pointed out by
Dcmosthcnes in the narrative told by Plntarch.
According to the story. the three things essential
TO the orator are Action. Action, Action We
do not msan 10 imply that the Rapid Transit
Commissioners have need 10 study oratOry; but
if they couu somehow get the idea of action into
their head, in advance of their next meeting the
public would De- the gamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

II is all very well for tn" foreign press to make
fun Of the names of our lending statesmen and Cab
met officials. notably Of the present Secretary Of
the Interior But there are Governments In the
Old World that are administered by eminent
politicians whose patronym ics are quite as
suitable a subject Of mirth AS that of the Hon.
liokc Smith OF that OF Governor llogg Accord
ing TO the recent dispatches from Europe. the
newly appointed Norwegian Cabinet contains
Minister Of Worship who presumably reioices In
the name VI Bang, Premier who answers to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

Little time will be lost by the Presbyterian
General Assembly in taking up the one all
absorbing question that it is TO consider. The
report of the Judicial Committee, which has
the Briggs case in charge, is 10 be presented
this afternoon, and our correspondent says that
this matter will probably be made the order of
the day for tomorrow. The great controversy
will. of course, hold the first place in the de-
liberations of the Assembly until it is disposed
Of. In fact, there seems to be nothing else
worthy of mention in comparison with the
Briggs affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

That much talked.of investigation of the
Nsw-York Custom House is actually to begin
to-day. Thus far it could be summed up in
" great cry and no wool at ALL" What the
powerful minds of the investigators will ac-
conplish Is awaited with some interest," but
4 Mn no snxisty. One Of them q least MIR.
1(nooleI centeQplates The future without con.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

The truth about the outrage in the Torre
Haute PostOfice has come cut through the pub
lication Of the report made by Messrs. Swift
and FOulke as the result Of their investigation.
The report shows that conspiracy existed to
bring about "the entire partisan reconstrrc-
ton, of the Office, in defiance of Civil Service
principles and the facts obtained from ex-
aiming the officials bear out this conclusion.
The investigators do not seem to have put the
matter q whit too strongly. Now the question
is. What does Mr. Cleveland mean to do about
Il? His action or non-action will show how
much faith he has in the principles he processes
to believe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

"Informally asccitninine' the views Of the
Manhattan Railway directors will never supply
the city with that Of which it stands in such
prcs>n. nceG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRcNICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR.. ED.
MCND YATES.

PRINCESS MAYS TROUssEAU-ADvANcE OF Mr.
MONKHOUsE-wILL MR.. MELLOR RETIREt
TALK ABOUT MR.. CHAMBERLAIN
LORD ROBERTS TO Re HoNORED.
lBy cAp,E 10 THE TRIBuxR.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23


The rumors of reconciliation between the Two
Irsh factions too palpably fictitious 10 ecu '"o
o,cIsl ref,a,ion which they got within the hour Any.
an, who care, to convince himself OF the prospects OF
FAX Inbernica need only the press organs o1
either faction, and he VIII ma tha' INC UNIV" ~
OF hands l. still far distant. .
Things are I'm n distinctly bad way with the ANU
Purneites. Funds are short, and this OF course ny
reason OF the American, Canadian and Colohiai suo'
scrptions having almost ceased, While se'erai vi wv
we'll To do members OF the party have peeh haIa III
by tn. Colonial bank failures. Then again. Mr. 'usu"
Met arthy who all along has been In weak neai'n'
has had an accident which. though slight IN itsei'
causes much anxiety lest he may have soon 70 re-
tire from active politics. and there Is no o'her nsu
head to take his place. Finally the hea'y SeA,oS
feud Is not dead. but dormant. The greatest pans
are Of course taken 10 conceal the real state OF al
fairs, but the above outline accurately oese''"e' w
whtcd sepulchre OF Irish Nationalsm.
STATUE FOR LORD ROBERTS.
Lord Roberts's services In India are TO De com
mcmorat,d ty equestrian statue on the Ma'ua", ="
Calcutta. Already between $4,000 and G4,ooo mas
been subscribed by native princes ana personal
friends and II Is thought that the fund Will reach
a large amount, on account OF Lord kober'ss great
popularity with all classes IN India.
AFFAIRS IN THE ARMY.
An important addition Is about TO be made TO the
available forces In india the MAN having uh'
dcrtaken to raise two regiments for the Imperial
cavalry service in Hyderabad.
Inquiries into the recent unpleasantness At Alder
shot do not tend TO lessen the anxiety OF the
military authorities. who naturally alarmed when
they ma that such things can be ct onr yr'nclpei
military station. under the vwy eyes Of pas sse&s
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xorrcE no ARCHITECTS.


TO ARCHITECTS (cITIzENS OF THE
L state OF Washingtonl-P designs and
organizations for a university building TO be
erected on fractional section sixteen (lol in town
ship 20 north. range east, Willamette meridian,
Will be eceived until two } o'clock p m. on the
l7th day Of February 1894, by the board OF re-
gents. University of Washington, at the Peoples
savings bank In seattle, Washington This adyer
tisement In in compliance with the provisions Of
the act OF March IA, 1913. sect ons =. and s
] he main university building shall be built OF
stone or hrlcs or stone and brick and a. near nrs
proof as possible, IS may be provided for In the
plans adopted. and shall be durable and permA-
nent structure and shall De provided with water
ana the latest and most approved timprovedl
proper drainage ami ventilation. The sum OF one
hundred and hfty thousand dollars has been
appropriated for university buildings.
ne beard OF Regents. University o. Washing
ton offers the following prizes 10 architects sn0-
hitting plans and design:
FtFst-To the architect submitting the plans and
des gns which shah be accepted by the osrd. the
first prize shall be awarded which shalt consist Of
his selection architect and the acceptance OF his
plans an DIES gus
Secoai- The seeond prize shall consist Of the
sum 81 one thousand (Sl eNo) dollars and shall be
awarded ~ ihe architect submitting the plans and
d. signs second In merit
9htrd-lhe third rrize shall be the sum OF i've
haadrea tsSVoi dollars aad shall De awarded 20
ths architect submitting tie y ans aud designs
considered third merit
he plans aad designs shall cons - OF fonr eieya-
lions AMI plans Of each story, one section aud one
perspective drawing bese and no otherA VIII be
considered The board reserves the ri ut TO reject
any and al plans and designs and To re- advertise
for further ans and designs
j j. BROWNE. Chance Tor.
J. n. HAYDEN, President pre- tsm-
WA. u. WOOD, Kegenl.
FRANK ALLY y. hegont
DAVID KELLOGG, hegeat
A. A PHILLIPS, Regent
a. T. MITrFS Regent,
G W BEAN Regent ex of1cio
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WHAT
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Bosrox Mas. June 10, 1901

Post-Inteligencer Co. Seattle, Wasn.-
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North WELLINGTON, c., June 2. ls9l
Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle, Wash
Dear Sir: 1 have received your pre-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c Sssf,ls ws.h
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Lessons in French, Music
and German given by
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.REFERENcES-Rev. David @ Garrett 81
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To C0STRAC FORS-SEALkD TENDERS
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PALousr CRY. Wash. MAY o. isoe

PALousK CRY, Wash, May q, 1s92
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MAIorr. Wash. March n ,soe

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CIrvrLASp. Wash. Feb. . lsea

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Fey Idaho. Feb. q. issz.

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KokIsLAH. 3. 81. M.r.Ia isa1

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Ire Al NOTICES.

CUNAoNs BY PUBLIC ATIoN.-IS THE
- Superior Court of the state of Warrington for
Ming ceanty. o. - Paulson plaintiff, ~ Matte
Pauison. defendant No To- 45.
ne STATE % " ash ingson 10 the said Matte
Faaisoh, oefsudAnt; GA are HEREBY slfa monet 10
appear within twenty 90 DAYS after the compile
{ on OF the service ofthiz sumTn ms apoE Won.
elusive 81 Tie date Of sasf completion tsiK weeks
afes Gate 81 mrs. publication Of tbs sufnfnoBsi,
ana astsha ihf ABOVE eatf led seton m The court
AFORESAID ami answer Ehe complaint Il paankif n
AMI serve cops OF your answer Hpon he 1nasf-
si<hsd sft0t neys for Sintld ~ lke4r Office ee ew
Afei; aRd ia case of your fsslare 20 80 appear
1aagmeht VII bs rendered against yea according
10 the aeAnaH % the complaint wbich Will - nied
with She e5srs Of said court he nAEure u the Sc
nsTaa sci Tor il the comp sns i AZ follows; For
tee assolu sea - ihe bonds II HlatrIsony extsisn
between ihe pialntin zud the Geienaani. and for q
decree o. Sos ute divorce ag&iast saa dsle naAng
on the ground Of tesertfoa af1 aeaadoBment. and
lar general equitable rsl.sE
HAsTINGa 4 STED&AS.
AFtarasys Tor PiAlnnR
T. n Address: 81 Ha!lsr sniialns, seattle. v ash.
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