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POsfOMce Notice.


Should be read daily by all interested as changes may
Letters for foreign countries need not be specially ad
for i9 S' .e an Of baans and
s s sr hs letter. 1ege! not aaps eday
SSsy 81 cas a. sSs sss a fSi0m % TO,
HSis a Sss E{ Per- c!S fis
sa4aso Hnba per must be directed per Mexieo5 az
D. eie Puerto corel and Gdase%aa ~ ec en-:
and Japan per steamer from Vancouver letters must DO
souSa&poa and bremen sS ss
5s;;s xxi S sss d. sS.silss
e 3; At g r a. Epopf for PEI Scsr:
per VI w. FOR Foase mIa: sn g:
y and Ns IA Plata tsune A Sa o al JaneO p pS
ogarh e II M ppc S s.,r p b. H. for Per
9a 1o. and ana La ai Via o Jacro must b:
dirccSra per nsic at p M; FOR Nubl. per City Of
t s .li S; "a 81 l,eT ss
for i far,.as i.l.9d
AiSenaj; at p supplementary 80 p M for her:
%uda e at aad p an asss p
santiago p for Porto Rico direct, per $. Ram
fiERIDAY-At II (supnsment,ry y M for vens-
cttes for other Colombian Ports must be directed
SATTRDAY-At Il. IN. for Rio Janclro, Santos and 10
Plaza 1Gantre. via y" Jane'r3 Pr Imam - salsrno.
TSraria Via ouceSowS xcther.nd:
direct per Mia>dam. Via Rotterdam ctter- must 10
directed per Maa DAM at A. M for Norway direct
per Thngyaa detti, must be be objected per Thing
Switzerland Italy. spain. Portulai and Turkey per
nus S S' a'S La a. M Tor s osn
aTsb c and and GTf asn direct and sssss
Mexican States. via Vera Cruz must be directed per
scneca'p at ) 80 p H. Tor Ne"iolhcahd' per sNa"es
sUXDHY-At p p m. for Co Ia Riea, via LimOn. pes
rJigr.au IN
san Franrsco elise here daily up TO February - a.
80 p. m. Malls for tn Hawaiian ISani.. per $ s.
Aas om ssn ad Pr,"ego ep,1 her, ,cs f ,s up q
Islands per ship nalee from san fialciscol, close here
daily up to Fcbruo,y - 90 10 p ~; Mails for
moan I.l,nd., per :. Monovai iron San Fran:
Il co., clo.e her, daily NJ TO February .25. NJ
6 80 p m. %. on arrival az Ncw.York of 9. =.
for CHINA japan Via Vancouver especially addressed
onlv) close thi, Office daily at 30 .. Mails for
Newfoundl ma by rail 20 Halifax and thence by
Mioueon and thence by stcaJc close
al his Office daily ~ 80 D. m. Mails for Cuba BY
days thursdays and SATURDAYS close a. this Office daily
az 80 A. ~ Mails for Mexico overland unless specially
addressed for disp,ch by steamer close at this ONCE
Trln..Par Tic nails forwarded to san Francisco
daily and DUE OF closing Is arranged the pre-
sumption OF nj nnntnrr"ntr rnnd transit 70 Saa
Francisco on the day Of sailing Of sumers are dispatched
the dIy.
w. Registered mail close: at p N. previous day.
Extra supplementary Malls opened the piers Of
closing OF Supplementary Mails Po.torice which
remain open until within ten minutes OF the hour Of
''''"' VI CoRNELirs VAN COLT. Postmaster
postohlce. New.york y. ". Jan. %. 1893.
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4 MAGAZINE WRITER CORRECTED.

Gettysburg. Penn. Jan. 80 (speciaD.-ln the req
ruery Atlantic Monthly" = r. Elliott IN an arncie
on The Courage OF Soldier" says on page "a
shat although AT Gettysburg some 1000 Ncw-io!"-
ers persisted. the only monument erected TO IN" Ne"
Yora soldiers Is dedicated 10 militia regiment 'o
never fred n shot" This Is an unjust reflection on
New.yor, STATE and shows dense ignorance OF the
Gettysburg battlefield on the writer's part. New
York has at least ninety monuments erected 10 her
dead on this field. The cost OF them ranges rom
e2C00 $4,000 each. and they are the finest hcN'
Besides the rcldmental monuments, tie star nas
erected A large monument in the National cemetery
which cost $50 900. New-lork has spcnt iOf hio"u-
nens al Gtt,sybu not far from SJooCoo'
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GOVERNOR FLOWER AND TIE CAPITOL.

Albany jan 3O.-GovcrnOr Flower today signed
the bin appropriang 100000 for continuing work
upon the Capitol building. In memorandum MED
with the bill the Governor says: III approving
larger appropriation last year quoted the 'N''"'
~ the commissioner Of the Capitol that III" total
omount needed for the completion OF Gle structure
was then 81 25I O25 81. and that bv IN" expenditure
Of 5000 900 that year. 100000 This year and The
remainder ESQ. 900. next year. the Capitol would
he finally completed. | stated then that In nv
Judgment a proper regard for economy requires uc
speedy completion Of the building ana Ia me VIII"
lha, policy / cheerinly approve 'nS ao'n'o""' "p
prophailon The experience Of the wear Just ended
sLows that a large appropriation can be expended
IN better advantage than succession OF small ap
propriations and Tie advance IN III" work hIaar
Under years appropriation gives aSsuini'e nn,
H. as,Imate of the Commits -loncr OF the capitol VIII
on,.r tne total cost Of completing III" structure
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READY TO REOPEN THE WHITE HOUSE.

Washington. Jan. 30.Inspectors OF the Heaitn
Once have been engaged for several GAYS past III
Hmigltlng that portion OF the White House recehus
occupied bs the Presidents giandchiio Mar'"'"a
Harrison. during her Illness with scarlet fever anu
also the apartments occupied Is her mother NrS'
Russell Harrison WHO WAS ncr constant companion
throughout her sickness and convnIescrhcc. ihe
family observed TO the letter the sanitary precautions
nxed BY law and made effort whatever I" OBTAIN
The least relaxation Mrs. Harrison and hcr dahsh
Ter remained In quarantine for the FIJI period oil thr
Gays. and did not attempt TO leave the house uh,ii
assured the health authorities that no danger 10
any one could possibly result therefrom. The Whi'e
rouse, which has been closed to the public since
december ~, will be rc0pcncd 10 MORROW
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-. cell I'LL The General Election. Applications
ven ..,rv numerous and the arrangements carried
W" Major Clarke and Others In behalf OF tie
OUT " columbia Government had every prospect OF
b''usn Then the Radical spouter came on the
sue and applications began to drop of I'LL they
s0e" now almost reached the vanishing point. In
Consequence party of stateaided immisran'S VIII
STAR. STAR. this spring How gratifying 1t must De to nOse
WIZ ,rouv that the Commission inquiries into the
hs''' .omewhere about the middle of the year!
case '' EDMUND YATES.
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OBITUARY..
Mrs GEORGE :. BROWN.

widow OF General George :. Brown late the head OF
the banking house OF \. Brown ~ Sons, died carly
this morning. Mrs Brown wealthy and was
noted for her charities. She was patroness OF every
charitable Institution IN the city. She belonged to
an old New York family. Her father was Daniel
e. Eaton. prominent merchant OF New-iork CITY.
Her grandfather was Professor Ames Eaton, the
founder and first president of the Van Rensselaer,
Institute ut Troy. Mrs Browns great grandfather
vas General James Livingstone Of Revolutionary fame
Her mother was Miss HARRIET Cady, daughter OF
Daniel Cady, for many years one Of the most prom
incnt lawyers in New York member Of Congress ana
"A nudge Of the supreme Court. ID. Cady Eaton, OF
Ncw.Itaveu. Mrs. browns only BROTHER was for many
years professor of the history Of hne arts IN iaic
college Mrs Brown was related TO most Of the old
knickcrbOckcr families of New-lOrk. Her grand
mot her was sister Of Mrs. William Is. AStOr.
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TIE span OF LIFE.

melcdrama called Tie span of Life Lad lt'
first representation last night az The Grand opera
Uouse II presents decided novelty In an incident
I'm which gymnastics are called into the service OF
dramatic art 4 savage tribe Of Arabs Is pursuing
some worthy English people. The fn2itves come TO
a chasm about ten feet vide the bridge over when
has cut down. one man sits On hhp''' >
shoulders and Il third Chambers on top o. the '""'
The column sands at tie edge OF the gorge and
tum,les over fine top man rasplng something On the
other side Thus a human bridge il formed, over
which II woman and child pass. tn" Who'll" parry
thus cscapps ih. s1vagcs. Like james and Lawrence
Wilson form this remarkable bridge.
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TO Bury PJRT or TIE OLD LEAD IECHI
THE NATIONAL LEAD AID OIL COMPANY DIS
SOI.VES-AN EXPLANATION BY
EIIIII' ROOT


soLvEs-AN EXPLANATION By
EIIIIU ROOT
Justice I.andon in the Kings County supreme Court
Yesterday appointed Reginald =. Rowe receiver Of
The National Land and oil Company under proceedings
taken for the voluntary dissolution OF the company.
The company Is one Of the corporations absorbed by
tie National Lead Company OF NewJeTsey, the sue
res.o- Of the National Lead Trust If which II was
n constituent part. The petition for dissolution was
-ign,d ~ Reginald T. Rowe, the vicc-pre'd"nt ".
r. Thompson. Il. e. Webster. J. e.. otecken and John
L. siccn. who make mp majority OF the board Of
directors. There was some opposition from small
minority EIhu Root appeared for the company.
speaking last evening Of the significance Of the action
taken he said
1.-THE trustees Of the old trust held stock OF differ
ent corporations There was New-lork company
Known A. IN. National Lead aud OH Company, aud
also corporations In New Jersey, Missouri and other
States IN the reorganization over I'm New-Jcrsey.
when the National Lead Company was formed these
old corporations which made up the trust conveyed
all their property to the new company. That SIN
left a corporation existing here. II has conveyed
away all lis property. paid all It's debt, and gone
ont " business. This WIS merely the statutory
method of buyinc Il decenty. 1t is dead and buried
now TIE directors took proceedings FOR Il volun-
,ary lis button u, This ri company. Ncssr. trkls
and In.'y wer.. IT,. ou's who tied t. organize
any opposi,ion hut they werr defeated. A few days
ruled demurrer made hy them against the trustees OF
ths old National Lead Trust do not know whether OF
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The first production Of William Geto's new spec.
@eie, "Nlnety DAYS" which was 70 have occurred ~
tne Broadway Theatre this evening. has been postponed
until tomorrow night.
new play by Il. Il. Valentine and J. q. Nison
en'"ed "FftzDoodle." will be presented at Pamcf >
iheatfc this afternoon for the benefit OF the Church Hos
pei and Dispensary. The parts VIII be played by j. W.
fifoa Bruce McRae w. c. Wheeler Charles w. Butler.
HeN' "'siso. John Mathews, Mss Ellen Burg. Miss
'ehiye Poole and Miss Matte Earle
AIS Ecorsie Drew Barrymore arrived mere YESTERDAY
- California ty the way Of Panama. shs - In good
sA sns viii soon return b the stage
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eastcry end OF the nmphIthcaire was n dals upon
which Major George W. Mclean sat and received
the guests. In different parts OF the building were
palms and growing plants.
At 10 p. NJ. the Old Guard marched around the
Garden. About 1900 Old Guardsmen and their mill
iary aud naval guests took part in the march ut
midnight. The guests were escorted b. their hosts.
and they were reviewed BY General Louis p Fitzgcr-
aid. Dancing followed the reception.
Among the invited guests many Of whom were
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DIED.

ALLEN-on Sunday January 18th. at his home. at L.
tiye.tc SUSSEX County " j. Dr. John Linn Ai'en' IN
Funeral services at his late residence Wednesday Feb
rdary l. . p.
Sunday 2oth inst , e. mdnsh' Mary Ann
rn rla,nssd at u unsd Ia % ''"''''
Of Florence 5. ana the late DR.. f. Brandegee
G on a, Srqs na aged Is " yca Ssu~
| Funeral Wednesday. February LIST, az II M
Within Ssy Sa s1nsa 9Sn
late Henry pat aged ss ySss' No ao7
Brooklyn, on tuesday afternoon, January siss. ct
Intermcnt at lockwood Cemetery. Troy, New-YOrk.
DICK ER-on January goth. Elijah Alger Decker. aged
1RosevIle1 g. j. on TUESDAY January sls az p. N:
Train leaves Of Christopher and Barclay sts at
at ns f Ct hs Rs G as E. T.
| TIaock and Anna Cobb llallock
kinGIg o% Rrt'asI owct.
a aSr sSa a Ga p Levi" c s GSSre
Halt of Harlem in the 72d year q her age w.a,..d.,
Intermcnt at Trinity Cemetery.
s. Ella Bar,pa %ife Of X5cSt r MaoeE D.. ia
Funeral from eo7 MaInst, Pcckski, Tuesday even.
| ing, O'Clock.
M fgSa }f1sx aoh aaG s.
Frank X. Hahn, Of New-York City. aged 90 years.
RUSSEL-At his late residence 0sthst January
2Gth Henry +. Russell. in the 10th year OF his age
Funeral services his late residence, Tuesday, January
3lst. at 10 O'Clock o.
! lnterment az WO0dlawn.
SHARPE-On January % Jane widow Of the late John
| l.. Sharpe. In her seth year
Relative and friends respectfully invited 70 attend the
| fune services Of Tuesday evening January 81 at
| o'clock n the residence OF her inaw, John c.
Provost, 14G Iiewcsst, Brooklyn.
| fnterment private.
TIDBALI-At residence. West 56th.st: New.
| in the 13f year OF his age.
Funeral services the Church Of Zion and ST. Timothy
57th..t., Eighth.aIe., Wednesday February j. as
1130 a. m.
| ucl r. Townsend, 63d year OF his
Friends invited attend the tuneIdl from his late
residence, 1903 Pierrepont-st, Brooklyn Wednesday.
February 1st at y.
TRULL-In Brooklyn, Monday. 30th inst Sarah Wander:
lip in the SSth year Of her wife OF the late willard
Trull.
services late residence, ol0 Presdentss
E aS@s5, a, t sbe%Sy v iI at
1UEBY-On ooh Instant a illness, Elsie.
young, s. dusht'r OF Josiah j. and Phebe Tubbv.
In the 2fth year Of her age. .
Funeral from the residence Of her parents No 81 Willow:
St, Brooklyn, on Fourth day, Second Month"; LIST, ct
y. m
Veterans OF the eth Regiment. y. q. S. n. Y, are
requested attend the funeral obert Scott.
I'd Company, from l02 West 57th-st.. this evening at
O'Clock. EDWARD q. ARTHUR, Colonel.
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NE SHOT HIS FRIEND. THEN KILLED HIMSELF

4 tfl.,dy took place in the house Of AleA ln!cr d
p.okaN 40 lOi1 I.atayee.st., Elizabeth y. J.. last
night His SON. George A. B Brokaw, twenty yeats old
va. shot In the right cheek and in tn neck the
ucuI,r vein by friend John Nachant Loardcr in the
house while the latter ilboriDs under temporary In.
sanity The nan then shot a bullet into his mouth
,,oet into his head over the left eye and third
hack VI his left The physcln, say he will die. lie
ro. taken in an ambulance the city Hospital Btokaw =
wounds while serious, are considered fatal. The
bullet entered his right cheek passed out ner his
ricnt ear.
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WILLIAM II. BEARD At THE POINT OF DEATH

William ii. Bead. q wcll-known Brooklyn Republican
and wealthy contractor is reported IL bc at the point
Of death at his home, No. @99 Ce:montaye. Brooklyn
lie has been suffering with complication Of disorders
for sevcal weeks. IL said last evening that his
hyscans did not expect him outliye the night Nj.
Bead has been a member OF the Republican State COM
mt;cc for yca- and now represents the lid Congress
District. He has served delegate TO National Con-
ventons. lie has long held prominent place In the
councils Of his party IN Elookyn
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GINRliNA AGNIN.

4 revival Of GloraDa~ agrecaby accomplished
lat night in the Union square Theatre. II was
seen az another Of The city theatres last season, ana
met with enough favor 10 justify il return. MIS-
Henrietta CrO,man appeared in III" part, ana renewed
fine pleasant impression which She made when the
niece was first acted. Miss MAY Robson amusing
and gratifying as she seldom fails b. bc. Her ini"r-
,oraon in this piece i, indeed ~ her clev"r'A'
Edwin stevens had the part Of Count Evit0r, and
vrqs rcr.utalL. in IT, other actors Thomas 4.
WI,o Ajah Robson aud Miss Margaret Robinson.
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nlCKSTADER,S MINSTRELS.

The emf Yranment furnished In the Columbus
Thcatr. last night provided by DOcks'idT's
MINISTRIES. Mr. Docksadcr hns not been 5"n by
his MANY friends In this city In a considerable
period, and many OF them who were present ins'
night welcomed him most heartily md enjoyed me
performance offered 10 them 10 the full extent 0i IL"
value. The company has many clever ent'ratn"rs
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xix MORE CLEVELAND MEN LOSE THEIR PLACES

Albany. Jan. 30 tspcciaD.-war broke ont once
nor. to-day between the Cleveland and anilCeve!and
nomocr,ts OF Albany County. Michael DelelaniY
fa,ber.lnl law OF senatorelcct Edward Nnrpy. lr"
and slpern ndcrt OF the Public Buildings dismissed
five orderie, living in Albany County Who were up
pontcd through the influence of d. cadv licrrcN ana
James II. Manning. the Cleveland l'ai'rH htr' "o''
over. apparently TO indicate That he n'ehu,u '"'a
an ac, ~ hostility 20 President elect Cevcland'> friends
Mr. Delchanty also dismissed Patrick Foy. watch
man. the last appolntee Smith NJ Weed another 'lcve
land leader had In IN" Capitol. There Is evidently
good deal of harmony Of feeling Just now In the Demo
cratic party but 1t looks to outsiders a. thougi VI,
,n fav.land Democrats assalllng the tlcNelin1
Democrats With considerable ferocty. apparently "
Weaien thsm In this state.
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Body ex- Governor Leon Albeit aud ex Mayor Abram

Many organizations from this and other cities were
represented, among them being III" Essex troop
United service club, Prince OF Wales Regiment, OF
Montreal: Troy Citizens corp, Ancient ana Honorable
Artillery OF Boston, and the 9h Battalion Rifles. 81
Ourprc ines. are some Of the officers or the Old
(,uard Major. George W. McLean, company A
captain william Henry White first lieutenant. tcorS"
H. WYATT. second lieutenant. Robert =. Lyon: Com
pany Iy-taptain. James +. Wenman: first lieutenant.
t.rorgr CbaIpc second lieutenant, John j. GlaSSon
aide -de-camp, Edward y. Moore.
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WILLIAM J. TAYLOR.

Amsterdam, y. y. Jan. 80 (speclaD.-William j.
ravlor cashier OF the Farmers National Bank, died
today Of heart failure, al the age OF fifty nine years.
For many years he engaged In the leather trade
lie Organized the Merchants National Bank IN 1883.
and when II was consolidated with the Farmers
National Iiaak he became cashier. lie WAS a member
Of the Board Of Trade. the Water Commission ana
tho Masonic order. Mr.. Taylor was one Of the
Influential! business q. the city. Ills wife and
two sons and two daus hters survive him.
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NINE. DrSE AS FERNANDO.

Nine. Duse. at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. giving
the third performance In her present engagement.
presented last evening the character Of Fernando in
the drama bearing that title-a drama first made
known TO the local public 10y Augusn DAILY when
his theatre I'm Twenty fourhst.. and when Agnes
Ethel Il member OF his company. Nine. Dnse Is
mature for this character. she embodied IT, however
with the skill OF a trained and accomplished actress,
and pleasure to demonStrative audience, chiefly
Italians. Whether Fernando be acted well or not II
Is Of 40 consequence. The full caste Is given:
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SAMUEL #. TOWNSEND.

Samuel f. TOWNSEND died Sunday at his nome, No.
ios Pie,tepont.st., BIoOkyn, sAtytwo year, old lie
MAS born ia this city, Duane aud William SIS, ana
his father Benjamin Iownscnd Was Alderman OF New
Yorx CIV and a member oil the Idlnmsny socctJ. Inc
son Ms educated at NaLaetl Hall, Bethlehem Penn.
ia novor ENGAGED in BUSINESS devoted himself to
the ear. Of hi, inherited estate In politics nc Vas an
,dent Republican. but he never heii onlcc He lett
nj, ard Two daughters ana one sou. HIS death was
Iur IN alon,.Ny Inc iune al VIII tihe place at D. H.
fn.u,rruW and the Dr.. StOrrs VIII OheIdlc
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I1LrrENNNr EOrEKT Z. LYON.

mandant IIrn"y Erbcn. captain W. :. s'hley. tom
nandcr J. II. Mlcr. General ". T. Mcmahon, General
Alexander ~halc- colonel Daniel Appleton.
~ the IA Regiment. AMI stan; MAJOR
william II. Hipp Major Henry 'haunr"v'
colonel David Nilson. Colonel David h.
li, II. Colonel Amgott and stan, Of the oth Baial-
lion Rife. Q1rbcr, Mayor Giroy. colonel George
T.. Me- 'cllan. commissioner VI. T. DaN, cornelius
Van Cott Senator Jacob A. Cantor Mayor David y.
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present. were Governor Flower and his stan. con
si,ting Of MaorGcneul josiah Porter, General j. VI
Narlln General Ferdinand p. Earle General ID. VI
Whitlock. General Thomas II. Mctrah General George
". Wiusnt". Colonel Thomas T.. sloan ana Colonel
Jacob Eupprrt. jr.; Brigldler General Louis Fitz
gcInld and staH Governor PattiSOn. OF Pennsylvania
and staff Governor Reynolds, OF Delaware. and STAFF
Major General -. .. Howard Colonel Asa b. Gard
u.r Animal lr-ilnc. Admiral ". ;. Welles. Com
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k-wMIrTEMoEE.o Thursday afternoon, Jsnua ~
5th. 1898, at 2J9 LafayetteaNe., BROOKLYN ~
the blide's brother in-lsw the Rev. DR.. T. De WIZ
Tamage pastor OF brooklyn Tabel nacle assisted py ~
Rev. Wellesley Wellington Bowdsh, ID. D.. Miss Besee
Whittemore 10 William J. Box, all OF Brooklyn.
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not similar proceedings will be taken /, dissolve inc
absorbed corporations in other states. That Is lex
| to counsel in those States
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THOMAS BRADLEY.

Johnstown y. Y, Jan 3O.-Ihom1s Bradley, Gam'
and Il.h Protector: d,ed here toby. was sAty
a"rn Years old aud appointed by MI Cle> Gland al
1903.
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Tie I'D Guards twcniyGfth reception was held
last evening in Madison square Garden. The whole
amphltheatrc. including the boxes prousely
decorated with bunting and American flags. At the
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The day has passed when trust can dictate - -
what the smoker can purchase. Admiral Cigares'es
emanate from an effort to please which creed for y
ordinate profits is not the controlling power
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Liebis Company's Extract Of Beef
Once used hecomes Indispensable IN The kitchen.
MIRRIEO.

You pay for what you eet-get what you pay ior:
Accept no substitute for Cudabys KEY Brsnd EAuses
of
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Religious Notlres.

METROPOLITAN MEETINGS, 90 5thAve.-Nooaday
yAT4AE. lea6es.
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ywEyTy.oyE SIMULTANEOUS GAMES

HERR wALBHoDT LOSES ONLY THREE OF THEN
-LAsKER sCOREs SEVERAL VICTORIES
Havana. Jan. 3O.-IIerr Wabrodt. the chess PLAYER.
plaved twentyone games simultaneously yesterday.
lie won eighteen OF them and lost three.
Vasquez and Laskcr played a game on saturday,
which was won by the latter. 1t was the Sicilian
Defence Yesterday they played another game. the
Queens Pawn Opening, and this too, was won ~
Lasker
The first and second games between Lasker and
GoImayo were as follows
r,psr a. >ME- sICfIIAN DEFENCE
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MOUNT HOrE CEMETERY.
once. $50 o.h.ave.. corner 23d.st.. N. Y.

Kensco Cem.ery on the Harlem Railroad. % mnutes
rom the Gpgd Central Depot New Depot as entrsncA
Onlce 10 Fast 42d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
OLD GUARDS RECEPTION.


MANY Prominent PEOPLE PRESENT TIE
WHITING ORGANIZATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
6peclal Notlres.

5perlal Notifies.
Robert Sonicrville, Auctioneer.
SALE THIS EVENING,
AND TOMORROW WEDNESDAY.
AT O'CLOCK.
AT TIE
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES,
800 FIFTH.AVE.,
Near 3ith.st
PAINTINGS
WILLIAM l.. SONNTAG, Ma.
AND
HENRY A. FERGUSON, ANA.
ORIOLES g. CO.. Managers.