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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
OLE ILL xnRrn1H WHIT AT WEST POINT.

West Point. Y. Y, Feb. Is (Spccinb.-The nnr
IIundrodth Night entertainment Is an affair 10 which
cadets look forward with Interest second only 10 the
graduating hop. Tonight the new gymnasium Is In a
blaze Of glory The swell of music and gorgeous dis
pIay OF military trappings would I'm themselves con-
u,ute n scene from Wonderland. were II not that I'D
1uionnl enchanmcnt Is lent by the presence OF host
-, nro,tv girls The opening address delivered by
Cadet Hutz and was a masterpiece OF oratry. Inc
r,av was a comedy in Two acts, entitled Lex 81
Amor, Cadet Hazard. the Judge, was humorous's
dicnifcd The defendant Mr. Hughes. caused roars OF
laughter The lawyers were In contempt as often a.
come of their New York and Brooklyn brethren Inc
PRridre of Bonis." In which Captain Derby was bur
I,soued numerically.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
y.sr ar THE OLD HARVARD UNION.

uo,ton Feb Is cspecInll.-ric old Harvard 'hioh
. ,,,c,tcolIy a thing OF tho past. lis lingering
e,mo IA, blown ont last night enc OF the ST. rhi >
meetings ever held ia sever lin.. All that now re-
main. 81 thnt ancicnt debating s"tet; FOUNDED IN
IN. /, il, name An amendment 10 the GA II u
tltlon adopted against much opposllIon' VIII 'e Il"
in new member mp ana Il cohPe'e ieo' s"''f '0'
rhe amendment Is a follows:
Al IN. competitive debate to be held soon Tor th'
,ro, az ,hGo.lny p akrs for the lLle d. bate, IN
r"d >. snail select, ia addition 10 the three men 10
.u.nk ,cuins, Yale, the nine men Who MAKE thc
-" ,,..t .pccchc, These twelve men. with the
,.okcr, ln th. hast Yale dc1ae. sha be the regular
niicmh.l, OF the reOrganiz'd Harvard tnloh' .,
in ,ho trsr Friday evening after the competitive
debate AZ a lime and placs acslen"icd by the prr>i
dent Of the Harvard Union the rrsHH oihcer' SEa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
SERvIcg FOR THE SONS OF TIE REVOLUTION.

SERVICE FOR THE SONS or TIE REVOLUTION.
The : ms OF the Revolution VIII attend service al
ST Paul's Chapel Broadway and Nesey st, at p Ill
today The members Of the society Will assemble
in the sunday school room, No 30 Ne.ey-st, al 3'oo
and march 10 the church. They will have seats In
,hc Central part of the church The procession VIII
be commanded rs Frederick :. Tallmadge. the pre~i
dent With him will be- Colonel Floyd Tlarksor VICE
nresdcnt james NJ Montgomery. secretary, and Arthur
n untch treasurer. There will also be delegations
from the sister organizations Of Pennsylvania. District
NJ Columbia Ncw-Jersey. Georgia, Iowa, Ma'sachu-
sets and Maryland
Invitations have been issued TO the Society OF
ooniol Danes and delegation from the society OF
oonal Mar, will also attend. Tho church VIII be
decorated with American nags, the bun and blue
hammer Of the society Will be daped about The pulpit
Comics Of the flags carried bv the Conn'nal troops
and tho Bourbon flag carried by the French Officers
during the Revolution will be draped around the
reodIncdesk special services. authorized by Bshop
Potter and arranged by the Rev. DR.. Daniel e. weston
general chaplain Of the Sons OF the Revolution VIII
be conducted by the Rev. DR.. Mo-gnn DIX assisted
Nv the Rev Dr. James S. stone rector OF Christ Chnrch
PHILADELPHIA the Rev. DR.. Daniel {. weston, inc
Dev Dr. James Muchahev, the Rev. DR.. Maiinsell Van
Rcnss.la.r, tho Rev. BrochhoSt Morgan, chaplain OF
,he New.York sons Of the Revolution the rev Dr.
George stuart Baker. rhe Rev. Dr James o. stone
will preach the sermon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
GENERAL CARR PROTESTS.
HE WRITES TO THE PRESIDENT THAT HE NEVER
AGREED TO RETIREMENT.

St Louis, Feb. -Brisadicr-Gen"ral f. A. Carr
has filed With the President vigorous protest "'"''
retirement In his letter. after quoting tho orders
sent him at the time Of his promotion. he says In part
In accordance with the above, reported IN the
81 dsy OF August and General SChohcld In per IN
lie then told me that he had promised ypu ilHi' J
shouh If promoted. retire from active S"Ivi'" IN
time for YOU 70 fill the vacancy occasoncd by such re-
trcmcnt ! was ast1urdcd a the statement ana
told General schofeid that lad known Of such p m
i,e 7 would not have accepted the appoint mcni When
I learned OF these promises from the C'nv"rsat) On
referred to- nv place colonel Of the 9th Cavalry
had been filed by appointment, and wa therefor"
unable 20 decline the commission # hrigadicr general
for that woud lave put entirely ont Of the Army.
Now am called upon 10 carry OF The bargain
made without nv knowledge or consent. and when !
decline | am threatened by General Schcf"ld with
forcible retirement II ! am 10 be retired pr III"
purpcse Of giving place 70 another man. under Il law
at least questionable and which never intended
10 be used fcr such purpose, have made up my
mind 10 stand what c)nScientiou>y lcli"ve 10 he
the duty OF a soldier and that IS not 10 BE- party
70 or rafy any agreement that would I'm the slightest
manner affect my standing among the officers Of the
Army with whom ! have served 80 long. ap-
neal 10 YOU therefore. Mr.. President. 10 consider
In, situation In which have been placed wth4Ii my
knowledge Or consent. ard have also 70 respectfully
Irt earnestly protest against action being taken
looking 20 nv involuntary retirement from IN" aclN.
list of the Army without at least fill hearing 81
nv side OF the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
HART WILL PROTEST AGAINST CHANCES.

Chicago Feb Is-Pcsdcnt James Hart thinks mat u'e
propo,.d amen imcnt, the playing rules OF inc haso
submitted by the special committee appoih"n io' '"a
nurposo ,re no, worthy Of consideration lie does ho'
,av, {, MAKING the pitcher back the centre OF the
diamond. lie Is willing 10 push the pitchers Don oaea
nv. or six feet but twelve more as commehde1
hy the committee lie does not Ike the 1ea Of aooshns
rho hox and substituting therefor twelve.inch space
Tn, ,,h,, might under that provision start 70 run from
second base and hating when he reached the sr'p
throw the ball That rule l. somewhat dense as !, reaas
md needs simplifying. He favors the aooiluon OF 'e
Fat bat. ., l..
-. am not I'm favor Of the proposed amendments" he
s,Id Yesterday and shall fight against them 10 NOV
think the game has lost it, popularity ana 90 nov a'or
uedtllnr with the rules. There viii probably De Two
rcport. as | do not think the committee as "no'o
favored the changes proposed Will oe III ''o.
,,u,h ., ,,.,nc the pitcher back hye six feet but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
FCLFORD TINS THE CLOSING MATCH.
HE DEFEATS WALKER BREEsE SMITH By
SCORE OF SO TO SO BIRDS.

HE DEFEATS WALKER BREESE SMITH By
SCORE OF SO TO SO BIRDS.
Tho closing pigeon shooting match arranged DIV 'h'
I.archmont Club, T.. D. fuHord the pro-
fcssons chan wing shot. and amateurs OF thc clnD
tw. nty.nnh tries this making 10 birds killed In thc
W., between Mr.. FuIfori and Walker Bice'e smith, oil
Tuxedo 100 bird, each. for $3.50 side The pigeons
ran mostly 70 dark blue and the background,
Offset slight disadvantage ~ Hight snow which was tali'
ing The dump Weather, however made the Diids SLOW
Balls had 10 thrown at many 10 make them ny Full
ford led of Tor the first round and succeeded In
killing - missing the fourth and seventh tries smith
missed first third fourth seventh, nineteenth ana
twcny-hfth tros thus making 10 birds killed In the
second round Fulforc 80 killed. missed Smith killed
90, missed > In tho third round Fuifod killed 70
mi Smith killed 81. missed T. In the fourth round
killed 81, missed Smith killed 90 missed Fuhord
Therefore won the match by Of 50 ~ SO.
Fuords largest run twenty.thiee BIRDS made IN
the latter part OF first round and the first OF thc
second when Fulford was up an extra
trap sprung by mistake. Each time he killed the
TWO bids, the second shots being beauties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
cr,upo,r.S RECORD FAIRLY MADE.

so, Francisco Feb ls.-rhe Board OF Appeals lot t'e
Pacific district Of the National Trottng As'ociaton ATE"
- ,,tg,ton lasting some day-. hns found that STAN
h,ul.s , O7L. record ~ stockton. Cal, November %
last was properly ard fairly made. Henry NJ Mchu-h
Who Threatened to di,coS alleged fi'tS about S'ihoo''
ufornance /, expelled from the a>so'atloii ana jon"
:. -. ana tohn \ MrClouf who were found 10 DE
rnlic,tcd with him. are arlrnc,d. II il fuithrr 'ou'i
that all records made tho >toc"t'n track from '''o"'
4 In Noyencr % 1892. inclusive. hail s'and al re-
aui. cmcn, having been -iri';l! a-d "-"N comp 49,
r, hard say. I'm making the finding for Stanton; we
ill.,, th, effort ma lc . d- rcdit the time wa Tor
,l,o. and dishonest iu",.e. aud We ma the charge
,no,,t by no reliable deuce. but that the parties
active in making the charge ar m.i'atei III conspiracy
q, i.>y bla, kmail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
YOUNG FACES WITH OLD HAIR.
They Do Not Harmonic in ANY
wav

"1e we have been I'd to veneiate and respect gray
'''' inc 'eheration not from gray hair,
from inc age which hair in times by used
ho'c' but modern life has entirely changed this, and II
j. nothing unusual t, lacic, with lovely young
having gray hair. This j. not Intended u
u'c> not suit the features add dignity the
hcfe Is neither harmony beauty such combination
therefore IL is only natural ladies hail with delight
the imperial Hair Reg acraor. which restore, the hair
10 us natural youthful e!os.ncss and beauty. Patti
us praises AMI Fanny Davenport become, cuoctc upon
IT, merits The H"geneiator is applied tine Reception
Parlors 292 Fth.ave. New-York where every infGma.
ton is freely given. send samples Of hail they will
be tr-ated free. sod 1t ~ 30 and So per box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

,bt,,ro Feb ls-Enci ld's famous university crew
I'm d. csn al the international regatta u he held III
chicaco under the auspices OF the chicago Navy 'oh
odorc De witt g. jrericr has received leuer as
ing the presence the Cambridge crew" IL Is nndet
tool that regatta Will De- given w @a''Vo" =" o
Worlds Eoir officials and that mias appropriate " inc
I ,,iu n. issued Crcgler also received
another letter cornell crew ana that university
y ccr,nirlv be rep. esentcd. No word has Yet oeen
received from OXFORD, but favorable reply Is eA@cei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

longed to tlc preferred stockholders. have been
the same place. How far this col check
be put upon such management? II t." Dircctors n
greet aranscontinental road establish suburban
switching ey,tem and belt line a. Chicago ald belt
line at attic what stand In the Of to inaugural
ing still Iunous enterprises any city along its
line! The course Il tho NoItrn Plcinc.W Wisconsin
Central directors il menace u all stockholders. and
such proceedings be tolerated railroad will
have more speculative value than mining shar'e and
railroad will eNerywheTc discrcdt.d. A
Hncwhat Snllr is before the cout.. and Will
be we'll for Noicrl Pacific stockholders watch the
the trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
OLD SOLDIERS TO RECEIVE THE GOLD CURE.

Hartford, Conn, Feb. 1o.-Gcncral W. Is. Franklin,
nresdent of thu National Home for Disabled Volunteer
soldiers has issued orders permitting old soldiers at
The various branches Of the home TO be voluntarily
tr.atcd by the Kelley cure. 1h, has been applied
10 400 of the 100 inmates Of the Lcavcnworh llDne
within year. AT the Dayton Home last year 100 Old
.oldlcls wen treated with the gold cure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
cropcE RIDDLE TO READ HCGOS PLAYS.

George Riddle arnounces course of ave r'i"''s'
NJ tho dramatic writings Of Victor HUGO l" w
given at the Madison Square Garden 'ohcet' i'.
IN, plays to read are HcFndn'' 'N"o'lo'
=. tuc,czio rorciar and The Fo1IS revenge Inv
readings viii take place on the afternoons III r''''
II, Match = :. 10 and II, ana VIII ""uD'l'aS "'""''
many Of MIR. Riddles admirers. ;, -. $3.50 +, ,ro
s,,S cam now be Outlined at Ponds music store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
STATEN ISLAND.

WF>rFIFID.-Mr. ana Mrs. Charles HogardlS h'
Ing AZ woodrow. Wcstfcld :. l., met with seri"n"
nccident Yesterday morning while driving IN sleigh
/, tho railroad station AZ lngucnot. While In iilsu'
not ave- the sleigh struck obstruction In she IVai
/ he orcupants were thrown the dashboard. Mr.
rocordns struck Ter head against stone and was
.cvor,Iy injured. III" picked up scnsclcSs and
vos carrici 10 the residence Of George ". E (hir'
clerk OF the Richmond County police. ply siclai
u,s summoned who at that Zinc unable t.
dc,rninc the full extent Of Mrs BOgarduss injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
pTTIIlRFOPD

:, wa, Earned yesterday that Bishop Sia Key. on
advice Of tho standing comni'tr" OF VI" iP'' ~
,tocc,o NJ Newark had refused The application ~
49,, ou,,ors NJ Trinity Guild for permission -
,,bush an Episcopal mission I'm Rn'h"riori "n III"
yround that tho population did not warrant u. ,"P
trinity Guild f. an Infcp"nd mi Eri.,"pH " n|a
,,n ,,n,n,.cd La crlv Of old n.cnb + Of era e hu ~
whn lru the church nearly two year, aIn p"in, !.
,,0iillc with the rector. and after being u"'"' u
Try election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
RAILROAD ENGINEER INDICTED.

Passion Feb lathe MidhseX Grand jury re-
orted today an indictment for maalaugher against
Herbert A. Goodwin the ftchDure ilif"'u engineer
:, ho cou,cd iLc horrible accident ut Wet CambridS
last fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
NNESTCuESTER COENIY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Whllc Mr.. and Mrs. {. f. Srang
n, Iakc-,f White Plains. were slcghridine al P"r'
,ho,ler Yesterday afternoon their horse lie am" IN
manageable on Wc.tchcsicra;c.. near IA" NV YORK
Xew-Havcn ard Hartford Railroad tack, and ran
,vay The occupants OF the sleigh were thrown TO
the Ground and severely injured, Mrs. Srang suS
tanning n compound fracture "t the iiet arm ara III
trynuI Injuries. Mr.. Siang !, an old New fprkc
md ,ns for many years In the coopcrng" bushes
Alter 10 Giving medical attendance the iJurel pcoil
we're removed to their home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
TUr REV IT. PRICE COLLIER GETS 4 DUORtE

St Paul. Feb. Is (Spccal.-A decree has been filed
=, Urookinc, :. D., in favor Of the Rev. II. Price
Collier Of Brooklyn, " y. Mr.. Collier secured his
divorce on the ground Of dcscriion. his wife making
simply n friendly appearance D"s"rtion was alleged
IN fine complaint and it took only few minutes Of IN"
rcfcrccS time for proof of the charge. Mrs Collier
receives the custody Of the only child. boy tv"
,,r. old MI Collier Will remain In South Dakota fer
few weeks after which he will probably take TRIP
e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
DEATH OF TIE PCBLIC PRINTERS WIFE.

Washington Feb. lS.-Mrs Frank Palmer. wife OF
the Iublic IrnUr. died In this city yesterday from
PARALYSIS Mrs. Palmer while attending TO house
hold dutIcs two or three weeks ago, pped and fell,
iniurinr her hIp which later resulted In paralysis.
from which she had been suffering for several
DAYS and which resulted In her death! services VIII
b., held at the house, NJ. 02j Vcrmontave., pi0baby
ON Monday The body viii then at once b, taken 10
t,rlt Gland cemetery, Gale 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
,,rycu or RACER TO to TO ENGLAND.

pristo Il. l.. Feb lS.-Ghc S''io'tef D'"c at il'ie'
he ward for ROYAL Phelps Carroll wa launched to'd'y.
,.a.,,n a.. oot ur,-cn,. She looks every inch
., al i. not unlike ,hc Wa-p In general app cFahce'
mi h,t /, L, e -, the ocean u En-and e. lac' Tor
hc on, MAY and Brcr,onS Rot and Royal Victoria cups
-, "a the ur-t tat to - England since leo When
, >o.,i,a went over and Won the squadron Cup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
. Dos7oy LAWYERS PROPERTY ATTACHED.

Boston, Feb. 1e.-The sheriff to-day served attach
mont, ur,n tho property Of William W. GOoch In this
CITY TO the amount OF 2j00O 10 protect the Interests
~ Mrs Gooch in her suit for divorce "ooch Is the
wcll-known lawyer who is said 10 have cloped with
ReacOu-st wOuan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
,.rr or THE TyDIANA'S LAUNCH CHANGED.

Pn,ladcphia Feb. l8.-The CATE OF the launch Of the
batlclnp Indiana has been changed from fcbiud'S -
10 February -. The pOstp0nonicht ha' Dceh Ic"u'
uc, .. ,ary because OF me aDy Oi the SECRETARY Va
I'M, Navy 10 Dc present next saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

meet elect officers and proceed under THIS eonsiu''on
ms the recognized Harvard Union.
All members Of the Harvard Union who shall nave
Joined II this year and shall not tecome members OF
The reor ynnzed Mon shall be emitted to receive n IN
the treasurer on demand oil the money wnich they
STALL have paid in Initiation fees ana anhuhI outs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
ANXIOUS TO SELL.

am anxious q effect es prior 70 the alteraoe"s
which will commence In March, and recognize that -
induce intending purchc buy instead Of waiting
until next season I must offer unusual Inducements
are becoming very and were IL not nas
am compelled either store my goods or sell them
sell them at low prices at which they VIII Dc onefee
during this sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
JAMAICA BAY YACHT CLUB lNCoRPohAih

JANNITA BN 7 ! n III wv J" ~
Articles Of incorporation Of the jamaica Bay haon'
Cub az Oceanus L. L. have been filed Win the oe'r"'
t, o, state and at meeting OF the organization
committee OF club members appointed FOR the pu''
nose OF selecting which 70 erect In the spring
clubhouse 70 cost several thousand dol1I,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
"JoEo poNoGuI,E CHALLENGES JOHNSON.

xc.rurc \ Y Feb ls.-"Joe" Donochue has issued
challenge TO johnson skate nNe-nile race at New.
burg Oh February - soon Their after a. course
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
G. C. SHAYNE,
nIanufn cturer Of
Sedskin Garments and Fashionable Fu1

As announced in las. Sundays Tribune, I have ~
moved my wholesale stock OF furs nom frihce-ss'
totst consolidation e che stocks OF the two stores
any ore building America. In addition 70 the burning
No Ioi 42dss which purchf sed five years ago.
have secured the adjoining buhine NO 10 WHICH
intend to alter and consolidate with No l2i When me
alterations on bufrSs shall have been compeo
tho stole will be so fr)nt 100 feet deep and nve
stories high No. loi will be used for retail ana Nc
100 for wholesale upper floors for the manu-
facture and storage OF furs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
LONDON DRESSED sEALsKINS.
MINK AND SABLE.

Also all the lead ns sty, sable mink Persian ianos
lonalIe furs all markell down from s25 to $50 less than
fornsr prices Scalskn Capcs suitable for Spring.
Fall or Winter wear reduced 800 CoscFtting Cspes
reduced to $50 and s75 style in mink, which 10
becoming very fashionable reduced $50 s15 and SIS
Mink Fox Cares. se5, s75, 800, 500 sl25 and $3.50
for the very best, reduction Of from go $50 .
garment.
cvThe Astakhan Capcs advertised last Sunday at
$40 have been sold only fcw Of the best grades
left which formerly sold at SO and ss5. Your choice
for so. All low.priced Persian Lamb and Alaska
Sable Capes have been Have only the best grades
left. The so5 ard SIS Alaska Sable oapes have beea
marked down to The 800 Box Capas have been r.
ducsd to SEQ. and the sc5 Persian Limb closeawing
Capcs reduced to So The SIS and 800 Box Capes
hay. been reduced to $50 aid $50 cups are full
fashionable lengths and are splendid bargains.
Astrakhan Mllt,ry Capcs 81, SO and 50 inches deen
have been marked so. $50 and soo according
few left con be purchased at hllf former prices.
PRICES MARKED WAY DOWN.
One 10. o, Murs formerly sold a, slo and SIS; your
choice SIS.
an
duccd to sio SIS. SIS. scaskin Murs reduced to Oh.
SIS $50 and s25 for best Hui.ons Bay otter
reduced to S. 81 and $40. Asrakhan NUTS reduced y
SO.
MEMS FUES.
Gents, FurlIned overcoa,s, Sleigh Robes sealsk1a
Cans and Gloves, Coachmens Csres and Mufners. I'll
marked down to plccs people should net
neglect TO take advantage Of.
l an anxious to sell Do be compelled u
store the goods during the alterations my building.
have the .tock-you have the money. am willing sx
chang. wel.madc homes. furs without profit, and when
lady or gentleman buy reliable house -
the COS. of manufacturing they genuine
gains.
All goods have the firm name in, thereby carrying ~
suaraatee Of reliability.
C.. C.. SHAYNE,
IA w..s - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
vi Y

ST. YOIRE, EEIGNER SPRING.
THE WATER FROM THE REIGNER SPRING BE-
ING THE COOLEST OF ALL THE SPRINGS AT
vICHY GRANGE. RETAINS MOST ITS MINERAL
IzING PROPERTIES. AS, ACCORDING TO THE
UNANIMOUS OPINION OF THE Docrorss PRACrIs-
ING At vICHY, ONLY COLD WATERS OUGHT TO
BE EXPORTED"
BoUCHE Fills & CO.. SOLE AGENTS.
43 DEOAD-ST., NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

THE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS OF THE PENNsYL'
vANIA RAILROAD
makes the tour OF the Keystone State In broad day-
light The wild mountain scenery HeWed from tbs
train Is peculiarly attractive. The Tain leaves new
York a 3 90 Q. n. &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
$50 SAVED.

It will pay who expects to buy In the future
TO nyes, 500 or $3.50 when $50 be saved or $500
- s,,o xh.n s75 can be saved The interest the
money for six months is very small compared 70 ~
saving.
LONDON DRESSED sEALsKINs
All sea,kns offered London dressed and dyed. ana
made up in the laast fashionable styles incIudihs
the new Bon Goats Refers sacques, Ne"markess
Military Caps and Msn.Cspes and Nantes. plain and
trimmed in all sizes and lengths
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-17
Missouri.
Deadheading a Disease,

JEFFERSON Cry No. March 7-[Spa1-To such
railroad distributed the Missouri capital that
has purchased that sold to Gov
William Stone At meeting OF Missouri Pacific directors few
called until the hands the
the employees and their friends have
hausted.
railroad that the roads operating Missouri
compeed
legislature demanded almost everybody who the
on business
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-17
III A 8

The legislature will adjourn days. after having been down there
months and quarrg and wranng Hog
the distribution Federal Wewant informed single
passed the lection majority recommended
their convention? We would like to be shown they
have passed which will be for the benefit Of the whole state?
Some popu saying that
the would together could
mot hardly believe it. We doubt the truth tie statement
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-17

Illinois
bringing responsible the
black holes pestnc poverty and pollution
death
and Easements.