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For Boys and Young Men,


ITO THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE.
Sir: You may not read this through and
yet think It would be vol. There are some th'hPr
you ought TO know and likely to. unless tel
YOU In the first place YOU ought to Instruct your SUI
editors 10 drop their grmly humorous illusions to the
pretty typewriter though there was lowering OF
womany dignity adopt and adorn distinct and honor
able profession and then. when you have read these wv.
letters. which pay you FOR printing Just ask youfseh II
you would be proud Of any friend or relative VINO
could do what this girl has done;
Office Of Gilbert Il. Halves. Attorney and Counsellor a,
Law. 100 Broadway. April %. 1891
Mr.. Miller: Dear slr-I write these lines TO INFORM
you that accepted a position with the above law
yer. should have called to see you. but accepted the
place and entered upon my duties the same day; so |
could not. The Packard students are certainly very
finely trained for business NE for Mr. iIawes gave me
legal work to do almost beginner would have
turned away from in despair In looked dubious
when / told him beginner; but after examining
me- he that would do Last Saturday afternoon
had TO go to a lawyers Office On Broadway and take
the testimony Of witnesses at reference was very
much frightened when started but OF course. would
not let be apparent 20 them; but after taking the
testimony found was equal 10 the task and all fear
left me- took all the afternoon to examine two wit
nesses and then hearing adjourned 10 next Sat
urday when ordeal Will be repeated have tran
scrited the work. and IL makes thry-nSe pages. -
And now read what THE lawyer sent him the
Young ladys letter. not knowing but she may nave
painted the rose with much vermillion Listen:
MY Dear Professor: l am pleased to add my testi-
onv as 70 the thoroushness ~ dr which your students
obtain Miss k has taken hold Of her work in
bright Intelligent and conscientious way. which promises
well for the future / surprised to find that she
made so few mistakes spelling and punctuation
excellent, practice she will acquire ability to
do her senographlc work rapidly. and transcrbe her
notes accuratelythe latter being more important than
spced Yours sincerely GILBERT r. HAYES
New-York. May .. 1894
No, one word about good looks OF the girl.
nnalltie except those tell business. No hint
chou, the pretty typewriter and all that "rot. but
a fair clean estimate Of "A capable brany girl. Show
this letter to your subeditors. Yours in earnest.
s. s. PACKARD. 10l East 23d-st
ssov-Y York May 3
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eALOs COMET SEEN AT MT HAMILTON.

San Jose. Cal. May 4-"The MERCURY has tHe
following from Mount Hamilton:
Lick Observatory.
The great comet which was recently discovered by
Gallo in Australia has been observed here every
,nnntes off arc in diameter, and to the naked eye
looks about like a hazy star of the NTH MAGNITUDE
on Wednesday evening the comet was in the con-
stellation Monoceros near right ascension 3 hours
10 minutes south declination 10 degrees 80 minutes
IL Is moving northeast at about . or 6 degrees a
day and slowly becoming fainter. Its scope. both
vsiby and photographically, is found to resemble
an every respect that of the bright comet or July,
1895 The comet is therefore composed almost wholly
of incandescent carbons and nitrogen gases: .
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Mem Publications.
n APPLETON & CO.'S NEW BOOKS.
AERIAL NAVIGATION.

BY j. G. W. FIJNJE VAN sAIvERDA. late Admins
traitor Public Works Of the Netherlands Translated
from the Dutch by Gcorge'E. Warning jr. With Notes
concerning some Developments In the Art. IL
Illustrated. I2mo Cloth. Si.2J
that the important question NJ aerial
navigation hns taken and moro scientific char
acter enlisted the Increasing interest ~ serious
IN among Experts the opinion Is
held that a brilliant future Is before H. To recent
meteorological observations and numerous Investigations
as 10 the movements OF birds mainly attributed the
remarkable toward the solution * the problem
detailed accounts OK which comprised In this interest
ing volume.
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RTTNFD By A FALSE REPORT.

sedalia. Mo-, May 4.-The First National Bank Of
this city one of the Oldest financial institutions in
Central Missouri failed to open Its doors for bus-
ness to-day notice. signed by the officers and d.
rec,ors was posted on the door. notifying 10 de-
postors the suspension. The bank has capital OF
$4,000 and supposed to have a reserved iuna
of sos OO The cause of the suspension Is attributed
10 loss of business brought about by the puolica-
ton several months ago of false telegram from TINS
CITY stating that the bank had failed Other banks be-
came suspicious and the standing OF the First Ma
tIonal Bank became impaired. 1t is the general De-
lief that all deDositors will be paid in full
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GUNNER Resort Guide.
GOING To the CGUNTRYp

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Health. Pleasure. Economy?
7, ~ setd q cents for postage. call and get free
NJ offices below til Illustrated book. Summer Homes y
IL gives st OK hotels and boarding houses. with
GbOD BOARD At So PER WEEK -.,.-
and upward in sullivan. Ulster. and Delaware Counties
on the main line ard branches u the New-York. On
iaro and Western Railway; ZOO feet above The sea-
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30 excursion tickets for one fare VIII
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also enjoy days fishing IN this delightful region
tickets good returning May 81.
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lfUSJC PUPILS GIVE 4 CONCERT

The fifteenth concert Of the pupils of the New
York School of Opera and Oratorio was given on
Thursday afternoon a; the school. No. Jos East
Twenty-third-st. Miss Emma p Spicer made her
first appearance. and was heartily received. 10y
request Miss j. +. Howell sang selections from the
operas ~ Pagliacci." and Martha and Miss
Maud Bliss sang airs from Faust" and Carmen,
and both singers were enthusiastically recalled.
The selections given by Mrs Louis Cornu MISS Ssh "a
were well executed. Mrs. Howell and Mrs, Cornu
in duct from "Lakme.' were specially pleasing.
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YALE MEN HAVE A JOLLY TINE.
THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS AND
LISTENS TO WISE WORDS FROM
.-. UNDERGRADUATES.


LISTENS no WISE WORDS FROM
UNDERGRADUATES.
The Yale Alumni Association held meeting at
sherry's last evening. The affair was for business
as we'll as pleasure, and the following o'hcers were
elected: President. Henry e. Rowland: vice-presi-
dents George A. Adee, 81. and Manning c. Wehs'
80: treasurer William A. Copp. SO; secretary
Harris D. Cot 81 members of the Executive COM
mittee Thomas Thacher IL Arthur NJ Dodge.
"a: Henry s Brooks. &c. Willard Parker, tr W
Albert Francke, 81. and J. Sanford Barnes 1r''
81. -, .,,. an
Four undergraduates were present. and spoke on
the following subjects: A.cnzo Potter on rrh
Events in College; Edward V. Cox: on I ,..
DEVELOPMENT of the Sheffield Scienthc Scnoo,
Ralph b. Paine. on athletic Courses IN nale bie
Wi;iam H. Salmon. on yale Morally ..
Beer and cigars heiped to make the early part d
of the meeting pass pleasantly, ana supper Wa
served Al the close OF the formal meeting Among
those present were Thomas Thatcher Ems Ellis, n
Roberts j. Frederic Kernochan, r.; G. SIelnan'
X sheldon. Manning c. Wells, w; b. Brlstow,
buchanan Winthrop. Arthur NJ Dodge; SHERMAN ID
Fyar;s William c CULVER. g. g. raven IT,
Brayton Ives and Sherman W. Knevas
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GlMElBUR@aMMGR 0GMM

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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
17G1lg W0Eg[D3ORo


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ADIRONDACKS.
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Fer Young Ladies. Country.

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CADET DAYS Story OF West Point. BY Captain
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OCEANIC. May s. p
CITY or RIO DE JANEIRO. ........... May u. D. m
GAELIC. via HONOLULU. .............N May 20. y.
- Z, y.
Jun" 10 y. m
For freight passage and general informa "a apply to
$40 Broadway. Battery Place. Washington Building
and 2s7 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-05

~. CIARLEsTON. s C.. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points.
From Pier 20. r. r. foot OF Rooseveit-st). p.
CHEROKEE. Tuesday, May 8
ALGONQUIN. Friday Nav II
SEMINOLE .......................:: Monday May u
All have nrst-class passenger accommodations
WIN. p. CLYDE & CO., General Agents
Bowling Green y. Y.
Fla. Cent & Penn. Fast T. & J.. Line via jacksonville.
Great Freight & Passenger Line via Charleston
7. @. Eser. Genl Agt.. $40 B'way. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-05

THE EXrLEs AND OTHER STORIES. BY Richard
Harding Davis Author OF Wan BIbber. and Others. .
''our English Cousins. etc With Portrait and Illus
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