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DIED.
DIED.
law evening, January 10, Mary Me


CUTHELL-On Thursday evening, January ''' mary Me
S Monday se evening g. Of haifpast o'clock.
DupuY-M Arlington, ~ j.; Thnr.day, Janu,H -;
Funeral the rs;las"Se i q his son. John
caprsss Viii @eet ds on arrival Of train from
Intsrment at convenience Of family.
Sa s ne late onsaa
Fgn : n. from on c Arrival c q TT a from
nwXr NJ Y w'd@r sd, sss January
9s'n Iay ra, s' yss: s' Mt
veon stu day. Jsn%ary Pit ra osf stpn on ar
ciIsls$i w e 'a a. @ S Depot
JAMEsAt Dover NGTJcTsy on Jpaary isn 1 S SSs.s
dsah OF Td Ss o q S i R9 ofy D. aI5
Funeral from the rs,ie9Ss nee. OF her mother D0'e' -
o.o widow hf Ss in Ys
Mssa 81 s. raT iss sA r %
LEE-Entrred into rest midnight January 18th; 1888,
s;eorgans ,.ertud. widow Of stephen g. Lee Of New
cy IN the sr " s year ssd sS ss s Brook
iy" on SATURDAY. ~ The S list inst ?. M
Rachel 'fl g. 1S %dow s
New.YorH, Sunday, January 22d, at 3 O'Clock p. M
A IF ThY Fsa II san S 9 Bertha D. r.yn'
Funeral service, at her residence No. $40 West lSt'
Intnrmen6 at Cleveland, Ohi3.
oUICK-In North Salem January Goth, Geard G. Quick
in the 10Th year ~ his
Funeral from his late residence Mondiy a: o'clock p M
Pseso 9Sr90 Of on s sS Ina
Internen in Cemetery, Saturday. January
21st, at noon.
scoTr-M Eglc.ton Heights Florida. January 9, 1893.
Sarah Wood widow OF the late John j. scott formerly
" MlddletOwn. y. y.
sLo,Non dav Janq,y 10Th a. her late resdsn ss
" Slmuel SloiJ. -
Funeral service adams Memorial Church. oCth-st
and Ihrdave.. Suncay afternoon, at o'clock p M
Relatives and friends, also Ameicus Council, No 0o4s
II. A.. invited.
UNDERlIILI-Ol ThUr.day. January 10Th, after long
and painful illness. Libble NJ. rndcrhill In the both
year OF her ag'. beloved wife Of Robert Cnderh!i.
Funeral SitHr eycang Of y. No. January ISL from
her late residence. s3jA Buer.st.. Brooklyn.
WARD-At Pasadena California January 18th inst. Ellcn
H. Ward widow Of tn Hon. Elijah Ward, Of NewYork.
Notlcs OF funeral hereafter
Kenaico Cemstcrv on Harlem Railroad. 20 minutes
from the Grand Central Depot New Depot ct entrance
mice 10 Fast l2d.st.
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rr.TuousEs DAMAGED BY FLAMES.

Two alarm, were rung 40 noon yesterday Tor he ID
the cellar Of the nvcstory fathouse NO LOO hgn'u
ave Occupants OF the house escaped without serious
trouble and iircmen put out the names 80 q'''nS
,h., ,hs damage did not exceed 500 The mouse DE-
,on,s ,, ,rcn.v T. Harris, Of 40. 10 Exchange Pace
While the arernen busy in Eightha'e.' IRE
vs discovered IN the cellar OF the four'tory hathousc
yo G3j Lexlngton.ave.. and IL was necessary TO ring
three alarms TO get a. many engines as were "'eu'u
cunning 70 the public school at Iexngonave AMI One
st. and tn, stor and teachers OF the
choo, had 10 drive to- chllhen indoors. There was
M manic in the nathose although the names went up
tho thni floor before the renen could get them under
80, nh. house owned hy George Oestrcich. was
,od % the extent Of 50 coo, and the tenants lost
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

ROAD SLIPS FROM MR. ilLLo "i'-N'r'
ST. Paul. Jan. 90 c-pcciall-James ). iii"' p'N'
Ident Of the Great Northern kaiifoau' "aS o'"
cono,,d I'm an attempt 10 gain control Of the Duli'h
and winning Railway 4 ST. Paul man became pres
,dop, NJ the North star Construction Company Ill
returu for an advance Of 100000 TO the company
which practically owns the Duluth ana NlhhPe. Nv
assigned his securities TO st. Paul bank "'''" u.
turn assigned to the Minneapolis Trust company VI
which lll is the leading factor Tie trust company
brought suit for receiver for the constitution yum,
pany. Thcrcupon II. J. Boaf'ihiail' oi hoa'o" r'
dent Of the Duluth and Winnipeg, came 10 o'. T"u''
an, 40 d., lao opd ,he directors Of the road paid the
entire claim Of til" trust company ana MI I'M ""'
rlro .mnfct
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Illinois CENTRAL EARNINGS.

cb,co., Ian. oO.-The Illinois Central Rairoau
com,ony has Issued n comparative statement OF earn
iu.s for the six months ended December ol' Inc
cr,.s earnings were sl0I7s,532, an incr'aS' aS c"
pared with the spending period OF me pr'c'uS
year Of s. $50: operating expenses were
faxes. s5o52As: leaving net earnings oil F2'o'o'o-o' d
decrease Of s3j''CO1 fixed chars =. incuung ih'el'
r.n,s Guaranteed dividends, sinking inhu7' W.
mounted IA ?. Oss 800 leaving the profits from the
.e s-6I GAG a decrease OF S29j.O13 The to'al
p,oats from traffic were $l.3l4,SO.. decrease Vi
n4l; total surplus. Sao5.'6l. decrease OF s'''
sa Adl,dend Of IL per cent III cash IT III the li''
earnings Of the IN months has been declared Oh 'n'
corital stock OF the company, payable warren l. 1922
IN Stockholders Of record oh February H.
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ryIoy PACIFIC TO BOYCOTT IT'S RIVALS.

Chicago. Jan. 60 (Spedal-lf the Union racine na'
be,n hurt by the combination OF trans Missouri roaus
no, TO give II any passenger business 10 'a"icfl'a
ponts I, Is takng a peculiar way Of showing H. Ill
stead OF TRYING to break down the DoNcou' "P
p,ars 10 he acting IN the same line win me 'oD"
zion President :. II. II. Clark has sent COM
nurc,ton 10 all connections Of III" road requesting
that ON and after February the sale OF al classes oi
uc,e,s from points on east OF the Missouri hN'r
and Fort Worth Texas, To points reached by the con
pany's lines west thereof. Other than those r's'ah.
vi, the Union Pacific system from ore OF IT'S Missouri
River Ca,cways or Fort Worth, b. discontinued
RE ke,s for the territory above described reaching 'ne
,,,o, Pacific system via junction points west OF ~.
NIsSouri Iiv.r or Fort Worth VIII not be acceP"u
.ft,r that date.
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GEORGIA CENTRAL AFFAIRS.

II was reported Yesterday that moN'"'"'
bc set OH foot soon 10y stockholders OF the oehua'
pour,sd oul I,nnklng Company Of Georgia TO oppose
fse denomination scheme proposed by the ioihhs
committee. II Il also said that opposition VIII u
develop by some Of The holders Of the Georgia OIL
pany :, per cent bonds, which are backed by 'he ST.
c,lrlty of Georgia Company stock, ana "meh were
sold in 1858 by August Belmont a Co., IN cohIuho-
ton with VI. \. de Rothschm n SON. OF fr'hHio'' =.
g. Gansl. Of Amsterdam aud l.. Behrcn' " 9o'S' Vi
Thr friends Of the Iolns plan intimate mat ins :
hr- cnrd opposition Is part Of the opposition eicui''i
tu the Richmond Terminal management
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The coInIanv which Is support Nine El"anora pnse
on her coming tour IN country arrived here On the
Aller Yesterday. Nine DGse herself a. Is wei
known, came earlier. The company gave concert o.
board the p on for the benefit OF the Noith
German Lloyd Mariners Society.
The frs. performance here OF "Our Club VIII be
given at the Union Square Theatre this afternoon Nv H.
j. Henley and his company II will be continued through
next
The second performance Of the Theatre OF AIS anu
I.tters VIII be given on Thursday evening at the fh
Avenue Theatre The plays will be The Other Woman"
and "lhc squirrel Inn"
John Dew's long engagement at the STANDARD ''ane
in "The Masked Bap' will close with the performance
O, tns afternoon and evening
Bettlna padelford whose stage name Is Gerard who
has lately acting In "Dartmoof Is serousy S'cA
st a private hospital in West forty'thdst
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no BUILD A NEW CUP DEFENDER.
A CONTRACT WITH THE HERRESHoFFS SIGNED
on BEHALF OF A SYNDICATE

A CONTRACT WITH THE HERRESHOFfS eiUNEo
on BEHALF OF SYNDICATE
c. Oliver Iselln. who had been at Newport 70
arrange with f. d. Morgan fer the building OF n
second syndicate boat TO compete for the honor OF
defending The Americas cup. arrived In this city
YESTERDAY II was learned last night that Mr. Morgan
and Mr. Isen had been to Bristol on "Wednesday ana
signed contract with the Ierreshos for the building
Of the new boat. Whether Il Will be centreDoard
or keel Yacht Is not vet made public in fact every
thing regarding her plans IS being closely guarded
Those best informed however. believe that she VIII
have a ceptreboard. The names of the members OF
the new syndicate. with one exception, were gwen 10
"A Tribune repOrter last night. One man. who mas
subscribed 10 the syndicate fund does not wish MS
nam. mentioned There are twelve men in the syndl-
cat. The names Of eleven OF them are as follows
Edwin d. Morgan, &. Oliver lselin, J. VI. Waterbury,
Perry Belmont August Belmont. Oliver liazaru
Perry Belmont George G.. Clark G. X. Flint, chester
A. Chaplin. Harry AstOr Carey and Adrian lseHn.
C. o. is.in will have full charge Of the new craft
for the syndicate. f.. ID. Morgan has been In IRE
uuent consultation WITH the lerresos since his re-
turn from England and II Is said that the new cup
defender will embody many Of his Ideas ns worH'o
out by the Ilerreshoffs. The new yncht VIII wv
launched In time to take part in the annual cruise
OF the New York Yacht Club next August. TIe hee'
of the new boat will be laid I'm the north shop OF te
IIerreshoG works rs soon rs the two steam yach'o
now berng built tIere BE- completed. ono vi
h.s. steam yachts Is ninety feet long and the ot'r
100 feet They are both nearing completion, ana inc
fll force OF the IIerrcshof works VIII be useu To
get Them out Of Ire way for the new cup defender
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No. u, Monarch OF the Forest study Of stays Is
hen"d Dy great namc that OF Rosa Bonhrur. but
~ is nat commonplace Notwithstanding. Neither Is
there anything IN the works by GOIbie, Van Marcke,
jules lircton Bernie lclIccour and Desgonc 20 up
hcid the regulations earned by those As for
Nc b0udor Danalitlcs or saintln. augnic Comtc and
krauS and the nursery senmcntalities OF Meyer Won
Bremen, the less said of them the better. one large
marble group, Love ana pSy che" by Albano brings
The clever craftsmanship Of modern It,lan plastic .rt
into the collection, quantity To be indifcIently wei
cOncd and among the bronZcS there |, Cleopatra"
by Clcsingcr, which with fnr Ettlc "article dc
Paris by fremi~l Is All that makes the exhibit of
miscellaneous objects impressive. There are some
400 numbers IN the catalogue Of bronco pOrcolains
iVOrlcs and brc hiac bat that would furnish Il
sufficient pIet-At for further comment
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Special Notices.

a.
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES,
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH.
EXECUTORS ABSOLUTE SALE.
on exhibition DAY AND EVENING.
"a. N. TO q T.. NJ. AND 80 TO 10 Z. N.
MODERN PAINTINGS
BELONGING 10 THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
CHARLES J. OSBORN,
THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
EDWIN THoINE
AND To
EDWIN 5. CHAPLIN,
10 BE SOLD BY ABSOLUTE AUCTION
AT CHICKERING HALL
SHAVE. and 1sth.st.
ON FRIDAY EVENING. JAN. 81,
beginning promptly at o'clock.
Also
BEONzEs sTArUAHY, IVORY CARVINGS, sEvRE3.
AND OTHER PoRCELAINS. BRICA.BRAC, MUSICAL
COX ORCHESTRA, ELABORATE FLORENTIN@
CABINET. Sc. &C.,
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE or THE LATE
CHARLES j. OSBORN,
TO De SOLD EY ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
Jan. - and %.
BEGINNING PROMPTLY AT O'CLOCK EACH DAY
All THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
East 23d ST. Madison Square south.
WHERE THE COLLECTIONS ARE NOW on ExHI.
BITION DAY AND EVENING.
THOMAS E. KIRBY, Auctioneer.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, MANAGERS.
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THE TRIBUYE"s CABLE NEWS FROM FRANCE.
DILL

Americans WHO are Interested In the curious NV,
onn.nts OF French politics shown 10y thc iali,n,"
cpnuI scandal owe debt 10 The Tribune Tor inr's
Ing ihe tr q and most reliable Information 10 pr nnu
Ever since In, row tooI on Its mainoh propoi
re Tibunc has received daily cable iet'er iron, ~
smaIIev Who was ordered TO Paris as rooh Us w
.aoI ,mnortauce of the scandal was c0riprehenu'u
md who has done the best work OF any foreyn c"r,
spondent In elncida'ins . ne IS ,t,'"'
ri thc peculiarly Collie conipIohlin': .,,, .,,bue
Nothing witch tie most powerful rrp"1 IN,
Of Europe bc wholly dcvmn o, n ,ror,h rnow,ne
shomt II is worth knowing right ihis Is onr,n w
whon VI" r,oircuoll,anv papers won't dc. ana wlia'
The readers OF Mr. suaileys dispatches In ifc ''iDu"'
can do AZ they choose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
prrGERS FEMALE COLLEGE AFFAIRS.

Tho new board OF trustees OF RUTGERS Female College
held meeting last night at NO oo Wet f'tyth''t Tor
ani,a,,on The following officers were elected Presi.
Ian, william A. Dunnell vce-piesdent'. Amos q. Hull
and Isaac r. Smith; secretary, Mrs. Jennie de Ia NJ
o,ier. executive committee. w ~ Dunnel. Mrs. John
vanderpoc aud Mornay Williams finance committee. the
D., Madison e Peter, Isaac T. Smith and Mrs. Jennie
\, Ia Al Jo1ler The other members Of the board
Dun,,n d. Parmy the Rev. Dr. George w. Samson. Will
lam L. SNYDER Jane. T. IIoyt and Isaac Pntnam smith
The reports Of the officers FOR the last quarter showd the
institution 20 BE- In prosperous condition. Among the
changes faculty Is the election OF Mrs j. C. Croy
Jennie June) to the Chair OF Journalism
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MRS GEORGE j. GOULDS DRESSES SiOLLN.

Twelve expensive dresses on December - i'S' ny y
,eriously disappeared from Miss Smiths millinery Guar"
ushmcnt at No 81 West Twenty nith'st Several Oh
49,. Dc. hclonoed 70 MIS- George Gould All told,
the dresses were valued at 5000.
The robbery reported al the West Thlr"c|s'' '-
,ion and Detectives sullivan and Lang were set 70 NUM-
for the thieves. The officers learned th'' ,'c '''o
dres,e, were In the possession Of woman Known d.
,o,uy foouts .t No $50 East Thirty second-st. Ihey
vent 70 the place arrested the woman and her husOio
who says nj, name Is Harry Blauyelt. trunk IN the
room was found contain the dresses Inc property wa
seized, and the woman ana the man "eio iooAoN uP "
The charge OF receiving stolen goods
After their arrest the prisoners gave the names Vi INV
thieves and explained the mystery Of the robbery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
TUr r,PRaCTrT ASSOCIATIONS JTBTLCE

The Farracrt Association OF Naval Veterans continued
their naval jubee last night at the Lenox Lyceum and
presented an Interesting programme TO tho.e present.
Overture by the band OF the flagship Chicago
Ch,pain Robert Edwards offered prayer. The
Naval Battles" by I. De Quincy Tully. which
hands mey illustrated by stercoptcon Views. deeply In
t-rc.ct the aud encs Other features OF the evening
wera exhibition Of naval trophies OF the Civil War
and the presentation Of memorial badges survivors OF
the battles described IN the lecture b. S. Osbon In
command and gave history OF the organization and the
work Of is members for the Union. Many active Naval
Officers were present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
=, PROTEST SENT To PRESIDENT HARRISON.

.r,, a,rsc,ors NJ thc Chicago Board OF Trade have
nd u,ed resolutions protesting against any action bY
tle President OF the United States that VIII prevent
ts citizens from avalling themselves OF the hcits
offered by the Canadian railroads for Transporting the
nroduc,s OF this c)uutry through the DOMINION Oh
Canada and reentering "a" United States free OF
duties and under proper restrictions. Inc reso'"o"'
r.re Ieqrapbed to the President. and copies were
mailed TO The United States senators ana Representa-
lives from Illinois.
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DIED.

gIEECK ER-On Thursday, suddenly, Of pneumonia John
Ielnickr Bcccker. ana c.., 81, u,oo,,,v,
SUNDAY . 80 D. ~, January 81, 1898
pIssriIAt her home IN Pittsled, Mass. on
rue siay January eth 1898 Helen Augusta wife OF
tho Iats George Bssell In the oath year OF her age
INCREMENT az Norwalk Connecticut Ff1y aInfnoon upon
arrival OF re > 20 y. tain from sprneneia.
COBB-A Randoph Mass January AZ an, Sanford eobb
~ Tarrytown s. y. IN the sUth year OF hrr age; ,.
Funeral from former residence IL % from Nav
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
WESTERN MANAGERS PLEASED WITH HE VI

Chicago jan oC-Western managers are ''u'"
ple,sed at the prospect that westbouhu 'r'lsn' raw
from the Atlantic seaboard VIII DC r'a'""i u" wv
', The standard prop ri'onatc rates from New
v,r,, "a ,ne Mississippi River traffic destined TO
nont west thereof are based on - rents hrS' GLASS;
Tho Kanawha Dispatch has agreed to restore It's rates
o I'M, basis Of - cents first class. ana the aHanan
limo 10 the basis OF ~ cents frsl CLASS 'h'se o'po VIZ
authorized dlnerential rates OF those ilheS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
vBs HCARST,S RUNORED ENGAGEMENT DENIED.

Washington Jan. o0.-The statement sent out IRON
Charleston w Va that Senator Charles j. Faulkner OF
West Virginia was engaged to be married 10 the WIDOW
NJ the late Senator Hearst is authortatvey denied Ms'
,,,. f,ieods are az loss 10 understand how such a
,o-v was put in circulation, Or there Is absolutely no
fnnnd for II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21

uowN,N-VAN HORNE-On Thursday, January lytn q
the south Rrfo med Church. New. YORK ty by te I'e
n ID. D., assisted by the Key. 'recrst =.
pown,n D. D. Ida. daughter of Mis-. Mary J. Val
Home 10 Austin Lord Bowman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21

Help Yourself to Get Rid OF ulat cough Or oo, ~
49, o,, As,hmotc or Throat Trouble by using DIR. ID
James EXpectoran
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THE EPCBLICAN SENATE CACCCS.

Washington Jan. Gothic postponed caucus OF 'ho
Rcpubcan Senators will be- held az senator oh'riah
ho,sr nj O'Clock tomorrow night
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MRS McELRATIiS HOMEMADE pRESEEEEDD
GKANDIEU CANNED AND sPlCED FRUlIS AMI
JELLIES. ~ 49,. e,rc,,Yrv
Every thing put up in giss and kept unt! fail Eos
prices references &C., address Mrs SAKAIi D. McE@
EATIi 1913 DegraN-st., BIooHlyn y. Y.
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90 10 Niagara and the wonderful lee bridge.
Take the popular Niagara Falls Special via New YORK
Central. -
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Notices Of marriages must he indorscd with
full name and address.
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n would be more 10 the pnb''c's xood o'cr n,''
,,.tu,er. would attempt b. compete with "Adnlrii' j
-, -, irving 10 force dealer, from selling them.
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The Enalnrering
PostOmcc Notice.

fnrlop To 1897 the Sanitary Engineer, sale Saturday
laitond Ferry Elevated and Prominent stands. L. cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21

. EAST NINETEENrlI-ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21

James 5. Norton Of Chicago. maze cap''ai Spo''"
in answering for Yale In the WIZ anu "oonS VS.
one burst OF laughter followed another NJ MS sai"es'
lie admitted taat the pride OF the Chicago man In his
city was amusing-almost AS amusing us the New
Workers. pride III London. John Oakley had come
over from BROOKLYN with "A fine stock OF Stories Only
President Dwight didn't know whether TO laugh ut
some Of them or not. , . , Anil. f.,
Responding for Harvard, =. br',nah ume', II"
ryer,lii,s OF the nnd He quoted President Dwight
~ utborItv for the statement that In the last seven
y" ~ Harvard and Yne had grown In exactly the
s,me proportion to the tIrd decimal.
~ r. IIornblOwer for Princeton. and 1'rander
,o,,n.w. for Columbia we're the last speakers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21

Kensico Cemetcrv. the Harlem Railroad 20 minutes
from the Grand Central Depot New Depot ct entrance
nNire 10 Fast l2d.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21

SEASONS OF EPIDEMICS.
We have seasons Of epdcmics. Two years ago IL was
the grip II was the cholera ms year IL ~
the big head" (IaugherJ have ch!o>e' uhus'''
advantages In mln2ling intimate terms win all caHSc'
and conditions Of people, and never have witnessed su'h
49, h,oru,l cnargeuent Of the Uranium and tightening
- ,n ho, hand A, within last three or four months
success in the stock market upon the exchanges" anu
unexpected trlumphs III uc po''u''I
have greatly exaggerated this discrr IL
f. said that there is con'idr'aoe increase
IN b emulation Of the gregt Of Texas because 1t Is
thc only common wealth whose orea Is sufficient u ae'
Comm olatc some successful mems heads IAugfer) An
eminent German scientist has recently pfopouLdfd the
theory that the well a. he trumps VI t'o
French Revolution and Reign 81 Terror were brought
about by mel AFFLICTED with this disorder IL lacD c'e',
ottacs those who have had the advantage, Of liberal
education 1t the result Of Oncsded Development anu
/, cured by around education. Yale especially -
trains ,ducas and dscipues her sons ttat theie 70
no necessity them to eaigate 70 Texas daughter a"
oupause) The Yale spirit aud the Yale pluck are
Lehjnd hi, trained soldier and ctzcii. importing III" "
tive for IN. best in hoaors portion aud wealth ana
II, admin ster them better than one else "heh "'
gets there The chronic condition Of the majority was
antIy expressed BY confused Congressman In the now
famous phrase 'whcre am at" 1t Is the perfection OF
the training ut Yale that her know where they are
where they are goir and how TO get there
Vale and other colleges Invading the business worm
and DESTROYING by practically successful examples 'h'
theories OF ny friend. Andrew Carnegie. ana oth'f S
| made philosophers. tApplause) Yale has ef~te' Wv
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