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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15

Frances national hollday-the Gallo counter
part of our Independence Day-was celebrated
Yesterday with more than ordinary solemnity
and uatriotic fervor. For while the memories or
the recent tragedy at Lyons appealing to that
fine sense Of telicacy and pathos SO conspicuous
I'm the character Of our French friends-may be
said 10 have dlmmed and overshadowed the pop
ular festivities In honor OF the day, yet no one
can holm feeling that between this birthday Of
The Republic and the last France has passed
tbrouph n great crisis. from which she has
emerged with renewed strength, prestige and
honor In such manner as to command the ad-
mIration of the whole civilized world. Called
upon. without moments warming 10 choose
bv methods Of popular representation Head
of the State 10 fll the place Of the murdered
President she accomplished her task with such
rapidity, smoothness and admirable calm as TO
prove once more her superb capacity for rising
10 the level Of the situations created by the
tragic passages which from time TO time inter
rnpt her glorious history. 1t is on such occa-
sions as these that We see the great French Ma
ton at its highest and best.
II "A tomorrow that the great athletic contest
takes place at West Kensington. London, be-
tween picked teams OF Yale and oxford univer-
stiles. The either side may be regarded
rs representing all that is best In their respective
countries from an amateur athletic point OF
view, and, as from general consensus OF the
estimates that have been formed Of their work
and physical condition they appear to be evenly
matched a close and exciting contest can be
expected May the stalwart and brawny sons
of old Ell retrieve on the greensward and tan
track OF West KensngtOn the disappointing de-
feSts of the vigilant on the Clyde. ....
All expectations formed as TO the speed Of our
new cruiser Minneapolis were fulfilled yester-
0ay. when her official trial trip of Cape Ann
thoved her to be able to maintain an average
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15

All expectations formed as to the speed OF our
new cruiser Minneapolis were fulfilled yester-
0Ay, when her official trial trip of Cape Ann
thoved her to be able to maintain an average
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15

The riotous attack upon an Orangemen's
parade In Philadelphia last Thursday was an
extraordinary performance for that city. 1t must
be remembered, however. that the Hostile Quak-
ers are prodigious fighters when once aroused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15

Evidently Debs made his prize blunder when
he omitted TO tie up the United States Grand
Jury. Demagogues like himself encounter their
most dificut obstacle In the fact that Justice is
always somewhere in session and ready for bust
ness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09

,,.rts end adds. "Thus what we will Is NOT
only denendent on what we think, and what we
will on what we wish, but also what we 'i'ihh
IN what we wish and will" He maintains tha'
this repetition cannot be avoided. and that 'iieIe
cannot be anything like a separate ue'''ine''
Of the principal topics. so that what IL '"''
under ono head shall not be assumed OF re-
heated under every other head. Like Professor
Sally he Is ready with some form OF speec"
such as this point will be more luii! US
cussed IN another place But II IS 10 DC I'M
agined that when his trenchant at'acN Oh '''
doctrine of the faculties has had its duc c"ec' oc
result will be more perfect literary lori" 40 "''
as greater scientific accuracy in psycho'os''
]. is profoundly irritating to be toid just d'
the place where interest In some specii 'op'0
is awakened that the discussion OF IL must
be conDle.ed in some other part OF the pook'
For neither writer reader approaches 'heil''
ter again in quite the same frame OF mhu. Anu
ii is no; clear that the author Is rshl III sd!
ing that mo division Of the general Hclu c"'i
avoid this difficulty. for 1t grows out OF 'he
essential nature and uniform prihclp!es Oh '''c ue
velopment Of all mental life
R,. means of large and small type the gen.
eral exposition Of the science mas reeh ui9''"-
puished from wealth Of minute details In
reading
mire the range OF the authors reading or MS
skill In turning all the material he has gathered
to such original purpose in so compact io'in'
Determined partisan as he is Of the interpretive
method. he is no foe of experiment His work
Is not merely a treatise individual in manner ana
substance but indirectly broad study or the
science and its history during recent years Inc
material collected from a vast number OF sources
has been wrought anew out OF the vital eN-
perience Of the author. Every page indicates
this But the individuality Of the author N
specifically shown in discarding the ola theory
Of the faculties. in presenting the development
Of faculty as the true problem of psychology. IN
explaining feeling In his theory OF percep-
ton and knowledge. in his discussion OF inc
psychological aspect Of logical processes, ana IN
his view of moral sentiments and Of the Will
Indirectly, not merely by his reserve where ne
might have been explicit. but by sentence at
the end of his preface. he promises another VOL
ume dealing with the philosophical problems OF
psychOlOgy,
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brewer John. and wife 20 Bowery Savings Bank
public drive corner l99th-st year..,,......;
bI ParE Ken %es Of r Sas Si"%sse
Blake. Ribert j. and wife to George T Collins. $
i3Gth-si Of Lenox-ays years, :
7ih-ave, n Of l3Jth-st / year. ............
Blak. Robert J. and wife 10 the Shelering Arms,
i36th-st " OF Lenox-ave. ) years : mort
Cannon. Fannie. to william Cameron. Southern
BOULEVARD. W corner Of webster-ave 49,.
Cannon. Fannie. and another e. Frank Gilbert
and another Southern Boulevard. corner Of
WebSfer-ave. . mortgages. ..-....-......-.
Coffey. John. to Eliza l. Sands. 9,h-ave. n cor
c sr Gr sarI and husband to the fxcinp;
FIremen's Benevolent Fund Of New-York. n 3
Canal-st II Mott-st. years. ...,",.;
Doran. Michael J. TO Serial Building; Loan and
savings Institution. Bainbridge-aye, lot
l. map Handebode. instalments. ..........
Ehrenreich, Hannah. to Bank for savings. s
Green Rachel, and husband TO James * Hl.
executor. e 3d-aye OF sd Years; .: 49,;
another. Avenue d. Of 2d-st years
Mon mir'f Raiph. to sarah ~ swords 2G,h-s
Moore. Mary d. to Kate - Murray. n S 2sth-
st Of 9th-ave :, years. .........,.,...,.....
Mackenzie Hugh p to Denis Burger. li3d-
-. o Of Amsteriam-ave. wears. .............:.
Olsen. Karen, to Maria a wuitack. W steb-
Pickens Robert and wife to Emil s Levi. vyse-
ave lot 81. map 23d Ward Improvement Co.
PECK william l.. to Mutual Lie Insurance CO.
n llIth-st. W Of sth-ave. ! year: .,;..:...
Power Mary. 20 Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank. n 3sth-st. ~ >th-aye, l year; 49,;
Reuter- Charles. ct al to Anna Helms. lOith-
st. " OF Park-avc. 3 years ,,...;.:........:::;;.
SchaetGen. Philip. to Casper Hussleln 3>th-
81. o II l0th-ave. year.. ...,,...:...........
Schwarz Rachel ct al 10 Jonas Wiel and an
other. and ! Avenue u. instalnents. mort
Teferan Frederic to Emisrant Industrial saw
ings Bank LoTinston-ave. corner or 18TH
81. year -. -.
son-avc " corner u l3ith-st. years.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

95th-st No l72 West: william A. Abbott and
wife to Jacob Ostrom. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
71st-st. s, - It Of 1st-aye. loxl022; Peter
\ Cassidy and another to Thomas Mooney. -.
7ith-st s. $50 II OF MadsOn-ays. 2oxl02 2;
Caroline Beringer and husband TO Hannah
47th-st No 1871 East Angel J Simpson ct al to
Abraham Schesnger, VI D....,.......,.....
114th-st. g. 2Gs II W Of ist-avc. 2oxioO.io;
Henry Greenberg and wife 10 Lena Silbersteln
fl5th-st, :. 400 II Of 3d-ave 2JxioO.1l;
Charles Wahg and wife - Frederick Wahllg
4th-ave. corner l1sth-s': Mary Higgins
to James j IOonl". OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
l3th-st. =. :}O4.2 II W OF 6th-ave. Metropolitan
Trust Go, executor, 20 Susan . Haxiun........
Groye-st No J5 Joseph \ Jackson To Julius
kl"NtZln ..............s.
aih-ave. No $50. Charles T. Sands 10 John Coney
3jth-st. $. No ~ West; Charles Lowen ct al 10
3Gth-st. n <. 800 II . Of sth-avc 1sGx9s.9: John
Rayensburg to Mary Power. Observation-Disclosures.
S6fh-st. n 3. 30 II 81 Columbus-ave 20xl02.s;
John g Plarin TO Thomas Reid .............
li3,!-st. 23D II OF Amsterdam-aye 20x99. II
Denis Dryer and wife to Hugh Macken-
Zle ana Wile.
Tinton-ave, corner lG3l-st. Gsxi00 Emma
Lee To Michael = DOoley.. Observation-Disclosures.
Forcs:-9ve :. 1853 n OF 156th-st ls.3xs70:
John Briefly and wife To kearney. ...,...
81 Ann's-aye. :. 40 II q ~ 1Jbth-sf. 2Jx.sO
John II Pugh to Mary Butler and another....
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The sale by r. V. Harnett & Co. yesterday at the
Liberty Street Exchange Of Nos. 0i log, lOS and 10
Attorney-st, being the southeast corner Of Riving.
ton-st, is fair indication of the present condition
OF the market. The property consists Of six.
story building. with stores and lofts, on plot 5ox
100 The realty Is mortgaged for $4,000 at AZ per
cent Il is rented to two tenants for 5000 per an.
mum. The first bid was $50 600, from which the bid.
ding ran up to s7l,1eo. A. j. Mcmillan was the
buyer.
The same auctioneer offered No. 345 East TWEEN.
tieth-st three,story, English basement dwelling
on a Is 3X92. 1t sold to J.. Smadbech for 81 100
The other sales announced were adjourned George
r. Read sold 3G shares of the capital stock OF the
Apollo Iron and Steel Company par value $50. for
Folsom BROTHERS have sold for William Swords
TO Ralph Marcel the fourstory brick tenement LOT
25xs5x9s.9. No 3oi East Twenty-sixth-st on pri.
Stabler & Smith have sold for Livingston & Dunn
No. 33i West Eighty-eighth-st, four-story. high
sion $35 900. to Mrs. Tyler.
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Wreau Steamers.

old DOMINION LIN ru nm
roINT and MEWP9RsT MEW Sni 'RcHMoND
yIRGINIA BEAGfha PETEKs1chTr ues We'd: Thurs
and sas For via JAMES Thnrs and sas
From f8 Pier % foot B s ncns g South and
West. w. Ia uOiLh'o'
yNAU IINE.-FOUR STEAMERS
- WrEtIY from New Pier So. y: r. foot OF Spfns S,'
S $. TALLAIIASsEE ;c,r r,dday Feb TO- p. M
8 s KANSAS CITY..... We.inesday f zen X ~ M m,
,iTj or BIRMINGHAM. THURSDAY zen Id . p' M ~,
connecting with Central Il r. = e en-, IrrI r6rongh
= c. and r. r. II. FOR ALL POiNiS 90 or, accommo.
linz ~ ladng and Through Tickets Passenger
Saiions unexceled For freight or passage ayr, 40.
" H. RIlETT Gen'l Agt j. y. HASti;' o. oai r, yav
Cent X. r.. 3l1 Bway. ;. r. ana " Hy A. ""'
",IANS G. f. A. X. l.. WALKER Agt', - =, :,
i; e r. r. r. 353 Bway o. 5. S. Co.. ~ Pier 3d. n
G. NJ SORREL. ManaGer:
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1nsirucllon.

For Young Ladies City.
A T FRENCH ACADEMY. s53 Broadway.-Pror. Berger.
n Paris French instruction. advance payment.
daily classes. 5Oc Book French Conycrsa-
tions' for sale. &c.
II OAIDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
ID NO ca. 5TIi-AVE
Rev. Dr. nnd Mrs. CTAS III. GARDNER. Principals
NJADEHOISELLE VELTIN.
4h SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING
100 and 1G2 West 7ith-st.
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Geafbers.

A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. agency
"A supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors, uoSe"e'
&C. TO Colleges Schools ard Families Apply 10
Mis " J. yOCNi-FULTON % Union SQUARE
GENCy Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors pronrssn5;
"A teachers etc. In all deiS
u parents 100 5h-a.e Book Bding. cor 2oths
v4t ANTFD -Gcril.,n.n teacher: mathematics natural
" sciences bookkeeping military tactics and athet,s
paidu Mitlau Ipyrice As ncy BOOK bu""'o ~
I.ffh-1N corner 3Otl-sf.
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Mem publlrnilons.

Twentieth Tduon post paid tor &c. or Stamps.
rTNHE HUMAN HAIR; Why ii Fails on
Turns Grey. and the Remedy. Rs Prot. HARLEY
PARKER " I.pSG e co. lob Arch St. pha
Pa Ever one should this little ck."-Athenaen
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Institution.


For Boys and Yourg Men-Country.
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year FHANh s. NV r. p
r. REEH9LD INSTITUTE Freehold. y. Jl5oth year
Boys Boarding School Primary College prepahtS''''
Course Shorthand. Typewriting Ieiestdphy'
MAKE YOURSELF MECHANICAL ENdINEER
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respondencc Mechanics. Scranton Pa 10 osSh'
students need only know how TO read ana WRITE Siou
charges. Send for free circular
NEWTON a. j. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lie and care
ms ball. tennis: equestrian dept j. wilson A. w.. rim,
THE PEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY.
L Goth year Send for illustrated catalogue;
JOHN n. T1LDEN A. NJ NJ d.. Principal
For Young Ladies-Country.
NJ oRRIsTowN NEw-JERsEf = MISS DA AaSAr
NI BOARDING. SCHOOL. for Girls College prepara.O,n
resident native French and German teachers' sV'eA
IN music and art Terms. s'W
,I,fE CATHEDRAL. SCHOOL or ST: MARY.
GARDEN CITY, n. Y. at,
Advantages Of NvYork Special instruction IL, suslS
and College Preparatory and Electtee, COURSES VI
study Engarements now for September. ls'i ,
Miss JULIA u. FARWELL, Prncpa.
~, IIE CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
tdy,o,arca OF roson comforts or Small classes
NJ. ARTHrP GILMAN IS the director.
20 uTlTHOrsE-AVE New-Iiaven Conn.-West End
DO lnstituic school for Girls. Mrs. and Miss CadY'
principals. Se'r Tor circulars
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Brooklyn.
Irilrop

T,KE BRooKLys HEIGHTS SEMINARY Bo ,.rdt.
and Day school for Girls +3i year opens Septefnoe
- I3s.lt0 Montague-s,.. brooklyn n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-09

DARIsIAN HOME FOR YOUNG LADIES. Madame
i Avs Bsrrault- Giroux. Address. Champs EJsees.
Bureau IS. Paris.
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Duntlne Academies.

LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S Mendelssohn Assembly
y Rooms los West Private lessons and Classes
dancing.
n 70 r. WALTER lately returned rom rt tHS
NJ Classes and prre'e I',,9ns IN society pa"'es '
<26 Columbus-aye.. so;h and slst SITS
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Real GsIats Wanteo.
Cuuntrn ]1ropertp for Sale.

FOR SALE-Beautifu country seat az Hastings @
Broadway: minutes walk from y 1. Neu-
station consisting Of large mansion oi twenty r9vi
In perfect order. and With all improvements; Two pa,.
rooms Wi cold furnaces
grounds 20 acres; tnoy ai out IN AMY
garden and drives, shade and fruit trees larry
stable house. icehouse. harms greenhouse ans
rosehouse Inquire OF JOHN +. DOYLE suns -
Willam-st., " Y.
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,f,sical Instruction.

NJ ErRoPoIITAN COLLEGE OF MTsIc c., ,,,e,,c
VI LEADIN,; MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERlC!
Residence denartm-n for non resident students DUDL
BUCK Pres: Alert Ross Parsons Vice-Pres: II. '
Greene. Sec'y and Treas. -r ,.r,, ,r >,-,,, yopu
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Gotels
Sales bn auction

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE.-ln the matter Of the
4 assignment OF Charles Place lately doing bushes.
un er the name OF The New-Yorl Machinery Depot. for
the benefit OF creditors.
Notice is hereby given that Will sell at public auc
ton by A. Greenwad. Auctioneer. at Nos IFS and 10
Elm street. New York. Tuesday. the 2oth Jay OF
February. 1894 II o'clock stock of Machinery
and Tools, comprising Iron Plancrs and athes Drilns
Moulding. Rolf Heading, Milling Cutting and Screw
Machines Hammer. Portable FORCES Punches steam
Engine Vices Pulleys. Chucks. Hangers. Anvil Stoves
Oncc Furniture.
Dated New York. February S,h. 1904.
MORRRIS II. DILLENBECK.
Assignee for Charles Place
GEO. w. WALLACE Attorney for Assignee
lt0 Nassau street. New-York.
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THE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
18Th and seth STREETS. NETWORK.

THE MISSES MERINGToN announce n course Of les
! sons IN study Of Shakespeare, to be given ut
their School Ienox-aye. llbth-st. The
Will be conducted by Mr.. Oscar Fay Adams. Circular
upon application. Winter term begins February l.
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Gonmtrp fropertn for Sale and % fts

. DESIRABLE HOUSES
- TO LET AT
SHORT HILLS. ~ J.
Sewage system, complete before houses erected pure
water: gas: excellent Sidewalks roads, schociss
casino; village nuisances ~ minutes from rxw'
York, D., L. and W. II. X. Address Box ;. snort hhS
y. J. Office station.
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For Rovs and Young Men-Citv.

II UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 70 West 5e,hs
u STth wear Prepares for colleges scientific schools
business Primary department -Four resident pupils receive
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NAl,D LINE

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WHITE STAR LINE.


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Ocean Steamers
GERMAN MEDITERRANEAN
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" JAPAN AND CHINA
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Mr.. r. L. Stevenson Is engaged upon three oco'o"
stories-so he writes from Samoa TO Mr. Barrie.
To this statement Mr. Stevenson added another.
to the effect that he had been elected member
of society which he called a temperance society
founded with two obectsthe first. the incuication
OF temperance principles. and the second. TO en-
courage the expectation OF Scotch whiskey'
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Mr. John Burroughs says--in "Poct-Iore"--that
Walt Whitman was a "consummate artist" And
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