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Liverpool Jan 30 $40 g. Reef Extra India me''
s'-4dy Al 70s prime s'eady IS ~ PORK Prime
mess Wes dull 57s 81 ii medium. duli a.
81 Hams short cIi. about II ., 10 ~ dn Al 81
Cumberland abou; - To- - 70 Gul a. US "a
shof' rh about - No lpre crar ulidle-.
about ~ ~ at .ps long AMI sh pa clear iaidil.s
nj n, 1t Shoulders Abo. Il 70 j. W,
dun az IS o. Cheese American finest whltr 'Ii u.
American cdilrei dun Jts. Tsluw ffnl-
81. nominal Coitonseed oil Liverpool refined easy AZ
"a Spirits u iur2en'lne steady ~ Us Rosn PM
a - Lard Prime Western. spot dHI 2"
80 Wheat No = rcd winter duh at i ID ~ iri
sping dun 40 - Flour - Louis fancy WINTER nH'l
AZ - I'd com Mixed Western SPOT steady 81 v. 90
Ianuary steady February steady o. b lva.i Mat''
STEADY A. - H.. Hops ~ London Iarnr Coast hf ."
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthraclte coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
on AND AFTER DEC I'D 1904

On AND AFTER DEC BID. 1894.
Eastonj, $50 5:i5 80 to kilertown, n Sunday
40 G;IS 70 Easton); 4: NJ. 100 $50 600 p NJ ~
ITO 80 80 p. n Sunday ys 40 A. NJ
For Reading at 40 500 0i5 1000 u 30 A. NJ. I'D
$50 80 100 So. 40 ~ ;2;,s night nigh Sun
For Hsrrlsba~s at 4so 500 $40 4. H.. io 80
800 54s p NJ. 1915 night. suadays 100. $50. 600
For sunbury Lewisburg ard wliismsport at 80 90
Pleasant 40 SIS. II 80 A n. 80. l:45 0to to Red
Eank. as $40. s:I5 SUNDAYS except ocean
Grove and Asbu-v PARK. 0'nc \ NJ. 400 r. H.
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40 Sis A. NJ. las. $40. $40 p. NJ
For Fsrmingoaie Toms River. Barnega Park and Bar
nesat 80 BIS A. b.. I:45. 44o p. NJ
For Atlantic City. Vneand and Brldgeton 43o A. NJ
For Monmouth Reach. seabrIght and Highlands. q
Nay.snt. 40. Sis. 1880 A. N. lso iH'. 49, 40
p ~ Sundays o:no A. ". 40
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BA AdT AND WASHING
For Phnad .iphia week cay5. 80 500. 300. 1000
ca 80 POO b Gi5 Cary s iuGs, ral
night. SUNDAY 43O 300, II 20 Dining csp A. NJ. 30.
200 DlnInE Can 600 NJ. i?:i5 nieht o.o, ,,.,o
For Baltimore ard wsshinsion week days 200 II 20
A. NJ 80. 500 Dining Carr 900 p. NJ. 1915 night:
Tickets and psrorcar seats be procured at l3 tI2
2sl; 4l5 a!4 i.o 1913 BrOsdway 737 G,h;ave q East
iurnbusave NewYork; court-st SEQ Fu,tons' Brook
lvn as Broadway Williamsburg. The NewYork Transfer
Company will call FOR and check baggage from hotel Or
residence 10 destination.
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aod greasy 3aoi.d do locks and pieces. 2had queens
land 1900 bales Secured locks and pieces nn1a
greasy. t4u7d. do locks and pieces. o4DCsd Niclo'e
900 Secured 5sdals 3D. do locks and pieces oy
yzd greasy. locks and pieces %,s96i9n .ou.n
Australia 1900 hae.-scoured Id do locks and pieces
sad greasy iha7lsd locks and pieces. 3a6sc "ss,
pieces ID New-Zealand 20OO bales-scoured ed9is; Do
locks and pieces 5Aa7i,d greasy 5+esd DO locks sna
pieces. 44nGi.d. Cape Of Good Hope and Natal. i'"~
bales-Scoured, 5hdais Sid: greasy 4d6isd.
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London Jan 20 Americon competition was well to tbs
sales to-day and buyers Tor the home
trade showed much eagerness to secure parcels ana
paid stiff prices while for the continent especially
Tor France prchased freely than heretofore Ne
dlum good greasy and scoureds were steady Cross
largely Yorkshire buyers although thcy also
m with a good foreign demand Following are todays
sal detail with prices obtained New South Wales
80 baiesScourec 4.dds I'll do locks and pieces. On
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RAILROADS..
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlanat Streets
In Eject January 20. isD5 :,n,,
1900 A. M.HNiPESSsYLvHNiA Limited
es%'s'" A SfssHs tA Ss"f slas
200 P9'i Mch II s r SSD 81 houIs EXPRESS
& and s tssas an" % PING sas u d % NJ
o! 6sYi NJ esISafS sg.:
S.; e
END 1s f F. to IGannao :'S s
10 P,arx Connect. fof Chicago daily and cievs
land " WI Tsif iarcSs xSS ;Hr SOUTH
sss nns G Psrol and a. NJ Dan 10 cs
ssS sss%nS = Ss sSI:s ssSi
sSa .y spt. ri s.on1
p nSns a"S ep sS aa Sy g ns aaS
ss:sT: Montzo%ery md 5acksCny sns:o 70, lack.
11n1 and ip q E.su SE
cHsxpEaks Dino OR RAiIWxy EsSisss 500 P. NJ.
pA1 Posr s coSo RI SIs
sssG sTsS4 y cry e.Ily NJ weekday. Through
r: e: h'iss9 iispi: sa' SS:, 'i
Grove ''' 4 ron IN ipIHi,ffAMbEIpmA.
e. GO ii So os TO- .;p'. "plnn nS S.r
t1!1ns s s% tpsI's Sat $50 %
: s S.. .ns Ss ca Il. ss s f ii an. %s': s
s1 .;o S,; street. sns s ru;ca "a
and Brsoklyn Annex sison loot e Fas9n
HfcS%n Say s w a for
hotel, and g.siaences through to destination oon
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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BALTIMORE AND ONO n. Il.

~, s.: Loui. and Al Point; ,Wsstt,v.
L.ays New L6sr,S sd aa pIyirE fGr ~
1879 80 ns0 us !" ns and is' hsS S s.
soS m; 600 p, For WAs s kA Y IA
p, ~. sunday. 6oo p m Dining CA; S"9 p "'
For NORFOLK. li:3o a. m daily, 1872 2 m ex sunday
For NEW ORLEANS. via Roanoke. Bristol and chstis-
nooga through Pullman Sleeping Car. 800 D. M daily
Ticket oascs lia ": 2ei ~ lao r Bdwsy 81 East
iyn Station foot Of Liberty ST.. c. r. r.. Of N: J.
Nsw-York Transfer Co. viii! call for and check baggaCo
from hotel residence to destination
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There easier for coffee during the early
howsysr little siesdsT feeling was shown he marks,
ported Of $500 bags MaracaibO. ll5o bags Jamaica
Flour AND MEAI.-The trade in spring patent. to;
% was ae aee na I'M. s scsy
reported as due TO the probability Of cut IN rates the
prices SI Otherwise the market quiet, and without
s s The sf GS~H OF ha Ss s Saei I %
TN On ss t@F 4 n. oe ss. S:
he breaking Of the main driving wheel The same 'ens
aSSo replace 5G"' Ss'f fl
s ss. Sss :e = TIE last sS goo s. the %
7SS bbls siraigh;s 81 7oas2 IS b6is clears
s :si SO? 800 OBI sss si extra %.
% sasy 1859 1853 SS e ;s%f Psss 900
&: ;'s; e.:
$50 Western ana sou! P1n 9 Soss5
WIZ; Nis ysies s.f; 80 esssSs 81 i,
$3.50 ics h,%sr 4os 1890 CON- sSa SS sSc
sotonseed meal. s7,4asoc oil meal 81 ioa$i i2's city
GRAIN wHEAT-The wheat rnarke, opened with the
s ser s. N the msjo sc.s Weakening slightly from ,hs
good demand ana the rallied The rally rather
gold Withdrawals sales made at lowest figures
ne morning t but IN few moments prices reooysred
qidation was quite encouraging factor in the siia
Won as II led 70 feeling Of confidence that the selling
=, ohg wheat for the time being practically over
iuplc end private cables STEADY In tone. but viii
Sut special feature Of interest The large gold With
,a"ais as stated. had influence the noon break
oo as the decline failed md long wheat prices easily
oovered The liquidation OF the last week II Is claimed
a ,asen out large part Of the old long holdings
snd lett The market In position where with any en-
engagement, prices would rally cents POSSIBLY
more Interior receipts % wheat spring wheat markets
.oosy were l47 404 bush Including Chicago 1olO bush,
nearly all winter against 20s 547 bush last year winter
ooso bush against 3s4 bush seaboard receipts 30 2s3
SSh against 4076 bush total I'D 072 bush against go
-. push exports g. I9S BUSH against 1870 bush Inc
late In the day we're small and With reports OF
ssuaDe nature from Wall Street and Washington re-
easily sns possibilities OF bond issue prices advanced
rather osy and at Sasc net advance The local TRADE wa,
proved insgnicant and late cables were barely
i%e ,n Msy store No In store was quoted at ~
ana NO hard 8zc delivered May closed at 5s..c
ScRN-The market started off weak and fairly ic-
I'VE breaking about nc the final Of evening on
,selhS by traders and the offerings OF Inns OF
ons stuH The break found moderate volume Of buying
and with subsequent seadiness wheat prices
Seveoped steader tone. Receipts considering the de
,h OF the past, large although 1t ANTICIPATED
AZ tne present prices there will be much better In
~1"y tut export and for home consumption festerdavs
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>sAILoRY STEAMSHIP LINES

vi FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
f..,,en ron steamship aggresating 3l.un Tors,
~ ~ Now York Wednesday. FRIDAY and Satnrtay.
DTIiGHTFUL SIX DAYS VOYAGE ~ ,sEExx,co
'lrY AND pOINTs IN MEXICO and 70 DENNEt
,1i ORAuO SPRINGS SALT LAKE CITY Als' ID
x IN ,NrISCO ard al Caiif,uia Winter Resorts.
''' rLOIDA-VIA BRvNsWlCk: Ca
,-O JACKSONVILLE. ST. AUGUSTINE. TAMPA. &c.
sTR,IGItT ani ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 70 all
ron,s h. Texas colorado iah AIona calroInia , Mrs
Write far our tO-pag, Pocket Guide maled rree,: =.
G. H. MALLORY 6 CO. Ger ACTS Per ~ T. X. ~ l.
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ERIE LIN ES

through trains for Chicago and the West leave New
York. foot ,hsnbersst. daily. follows. and nss
minutes earlier fTori West 23d-st:
Ok A. M.-Ncsiibuled Express for waverly. Bing-
C'AC ham,on. Ellnira. Buffalo Bradford and sAlA-
manca. Parlor BUFFALO
0.OO y. M-vestbue Limited. Solid train FOR Chi:
c'OO csgo via Chautauqua Lake. arrives Cleyeland
S.i5 a. IN. Chicago p. Seepers TO Chit
osgo Cleveland AID Cincinnati. Dining Car.
COO q. M.-Bualo Vestbuled Express. arrives Buffalo
U'CU A. NJ. making direct connections for Detroit.
Chicago and the West. Buffalo passengers can
remain in sleeper until A. NJ
S45 6 an S asd f CHI
cago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
I OCAL TIME TABLE !CkETS MD PtLLMN
Laccommodaons at III 26i 4oi and $50 broadway. $50
Fast i2ath-st. Chambers and West 23ds, ferries New
YORK: 233 Futon-si Rrookyn 200 Hudson-s. Hoboken;
and Jersey CITY station Erie Transfer Company calls for
and checks baggage from hotels ami residences des,i
nation.
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old pOMINT IL y f..

~ steamer. for NORFOLK. PoRTsMorTLI OLD POINT ,,
CoMFOVT' ana NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA REACH.
rI;rERSBl'RC and RICHMOND VA. and WASHING
roH D. MOL Tues W.a Thurs u and sat. For
For WEST POINT, yA-rues. Thurs and sat From
urssys T. m. Through tickets and freight ra,es to all
points ''"'" a'' w. W. l. GunLAupEu. rramc Manager
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DEL, LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. X,
stations In Newly Ork foot Of Barclay and
vEsTIDULED TRANS. PtLiMxN BUFFET
CARS PiN'icCV Llt;Hr

CARS. PiNIcCH LlGhr.
Direct route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTCLAIR.
TIE 0RANaEs; summit p Bsnsrd;is Baskns
ton. Dover. -stanhope. BuDp,s LAKE; LAKE no
Washington. PHlLIIPSBERG. EASTON. WATER
GAP. STRoUDssURG. Pocono Mountains. SCRAN.
TON, PITTSTON, WILKESBARRE. NANTICoKE.
DANviLLE, NORTHUMBERLAND Montrose. BiNo.
HAMrON. OXFORD. NORWICH. waterviie. UTICA.
RiCTF.ELD SPRINGS. Cortland SYRACUSE. OS.
WEGO. ITHACA, oWEGO, EI.MIRA. CORNING,
BATH DANSVILLE. BUFFALO and all points WEST.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7.aO A. AUTHORIZATION MAIL Stops az principal
eco 4. M-BuFFALo SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN,
rTiCA RICiIFIETD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Cars con-
meet az Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving DO
100 p J" M"scRANToN. BINGHAMToN and ELMrRA
EXPRESS. Pullman par!or car, .n,- $3.50.
400 p M-SCRANToN. UfLKEsBARRE and PLYM
oI,TH EMPRESS Pullman paror cars
e.so p n G1aiiN.-Burao vestibuled Limited Express
FaIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects a.
Runalo with train for Chicago arriving at OBS ..
o.,6 p NJ ''iDsiy)-BUFFAI.o. SCRANTON BINGHAM
ron UTICA SYRACUSE and osWEGo EXPRESS
rri uMKrTs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
Nnrrav.st and Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations
IS and ala Broadway. ~ West ie5ths 235 Columbus.
&C.. N.w.York: and 100 Fultonst and ~ Broadway
Prookiyn. Time tables. giving full Information. az ali
"wvESTroTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for ana
check baggage hotel residence 10 destination
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Z ailrcG0s.
~AMERic.s cReArgsr RAILROAD"
n EHWY YORK
CENTRAL
& HUDSON RIVER r. R.

From Grand Central station. 42d Street.
$50 A. M.-Excepi SUNDAY. Impure oA'' S~So
Fastest train in the v oriu . uD.h..,..
3::,O N Daily. Fast Mall For oyfaeuse HoS"es'e''
Buffalo. Niagara Fall chicago. ,c III -.
IO;:,O A. M-Exeept SUNDAY. Day EXPRESS FOR all I'M
portlnt State points ,o.., ,,r ,.,r,,,
natl indianapolis 81. Louis and Chicago.
.,IO H. M-Except sunday West fO'n' foushksepsrs
Albany. Troy, Saratoga
'"" 20 A. NJ, Chicago. 4:3o r: NJ
Goo r. M.-Daily. For Albany. Troy; SuHaio Cleve-
iani Detroit. Chicago. Cincinnati. st. Louis
G;2J T. M.-Daly. For Troy saratoga burlington
Plattsburgh and Montreal n, 49,,
.,3O r. M.-Daily. FOR Aubufi ROAD points: BuHslO
80" Niagara Falls Cleveland Indianapolis. st. Louis
u,OO - MNpaily only sleeplag Car passengers for
~ Rochester carried on this train.
o.i5 i M--DaiIy For Clayton Cape Vincent oxdens.
laos Sisht Except sunday night. For Albany Troy
buffalo Niagara Falls Chicago.
u,O4 A. NJ and :S,:iS p. M.--Daily except Sunday to
Pitsneld, Harlem Division.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated by PiEtsch Light.
ricketts, and Wagner Offices at GRAND Central Station
BaildSg: ot3 broadway: s35 Columbus ave. IS West
lofth-s, and t3sth-s STATEN. NewYorl 33S and 1c0
FULTON 1T ard "a Broadway. Il. d. BROOKLYN
baggage checked from hotel residence by the Wescot
Express Company.
John NJ TOt'CEY GEORGE r. DANfEIS
Ssn'ra Manager. Ssn Passenger Agent
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oDNPAEI4GW0EyMo
PACIFIC MAIL S. s. co.

PACIFIC MAIL. 5. s. CO
oc-fDf.NTA;. AID ORIENTAL. y S. CO.
steamers leave san Francisco:
ort.,N.t- All, Honolulu. ........ February IL. D. m
rfl.y OF RIO TE JANEfRO. ..... February Il = IN.
GAELIC. ,sS - n,
CITY pEklNG
CHINA tis Honolulu. ........, Maon % > f. ~
- freight ua~sig. and general Information Apply "
an Broadway or Battery Place Washington Buildhs
,-I a,, Broadway.
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Sad; greasy iIa7sd do locks and pieces 3aosc ives.
Sss a. Sswzsaai 200
locks and pieces 3.s7a grssH Sss6 d S iosk' ,SS
bales cosTed' 5.dai. s.d; greasy, sssisa.
Ocean Steamers.
N9RTA GERMAN Lloyd S, S. co.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE y
TO uiBRALIAR GENOA NAPLES c.,o.
%asss s::s$ sAl: S:S:: $:s::
TaGs HS1. r.
f Return W. ess avsIasl. from or
'''G Sh% 9RE sSS5 Ia sqSsar gsrNHx
Cabin $50 I'D upward, ,I csO sod IS and 81" Round
Eibs Tues es, Feb b. 4 a. M Eib. Sat Mss
LAIN Tues. Fs6. 20 y. Lain Tues: Msh 20 81 M
Ems tues M'h s. II N q nstle Tues Apr II"
lr Es quay aorrde special p railway Train,
No 'ra"''e oE Z. :cnGs' & CO. Bowling Green
GERMAN MEDl1T ERRAMEANsERvlGE
N ;nyn GERMAN AZ ""'''oT Ii ;AaEH'eA"
ss:s S Ssx.S ssa ' a.as.
Il Feb d 81 S M A a:.'' Sts. o: s:as'
ticket. s;aas: i S IA.
from '3 HSmsqTs 9,a . lion.
S "a" and o yps Gs n Lloyd s's' Imp
'''''' North German Lloyd. Hamburg T, a erlean
osr Rassc CO.. Gi.s Gs n AS + 81 proad~ "s
IXrEavAr1oNAn YAvIoArloN, coMP 41,1n. LINES
"a TSE E;ii I SjIIS AIN I 0MEs
FOR SOUTHAMPTON. ,.
,s ns most St ssnssnsrs
sCnnee8" 1t Sann. s rss nas''
E Ess york, IS s z i M
REID STAR l0Nlg
puyxLAxp. FOX wednssd day Feb. - m
wES il4ERxATioYAL XNAyioaTiSSS 'oMFxSr'
CLYDE LINE.
a. cAEESTCM Co. as the he T EIa. and So SGs0"''
From Per - r. foot Of Roose'el'-f Erday p re %
A AEGi NSIE, Mer$sy. EsS
M sf " e7bE e1;s.'S;;
. 3, r.ss "a. Fat rs..:ps:- Linz s
6yEy?o ekss by all ine. se"d III 'r B way,
y ! C' go - -.
CTNARD LINE.
y. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEBNSTcMN; M .
i.truria.. Feb. . 10 a. m SerNia ~ "a %" D. IT.
Agrania.. Feb. - = a. m EtrWis Mtlh q, IN M
-b 10. II a. IN. Auranis ~, a.. !" y III
PIE. g: S SSs ud Hs1 sect s.:oS 81 easH $40
S,5 according steamer and ACCOMMODATIONS, a.,
&, '.rass tickets all parts Of Europe a,
very low rates For frelgh; and passage sppy a. wv
c,yp,ny's one, No. Bowling Green New iork
VERNON H. BROWN Co. General Agents.
WHITE STAR LINE.
,aratle Feb T. 2p. m, 'Adristc -. Mar. 8 ! p M
.Tsuionic.. Feb. Is. m 'Teuonc Mar TO- a. H.
Rr,,snn'c f~5. 90 3 p. IN Britannia. Mar 20 = .. M
a. Majestic. Mar - $50 a. H.
"'y E,,n, White star Dock. foot u Vest l0h.st -
40 COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMbi,s.
saloon rates upward. according 70 steamer ana ~
,Ior = berth second cabin on these steamers '' ,n
ssp according % steerage from New YORK sio
I~cpsi tickets So 30 20 broadway. New-fork Phiia
a"'p"'@ '"''' w. II MAITLAND KERsEY Agent.
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatiantique.
~ FRENCH LINE no HAVRE
Ia BRETAGNE Rupt: .....'...'' ~ ~ "a m
IA GASCOGNE Landelon sss'' th ~ m
IA NORMANDiE. Poirot. sat-; reb 10 y a. "a "a
SeU york - Alexandria egypt via Paris. Trip 'alid "
Avs FYrsr-class xiCO. second class. sll8: 49,,
FORGET. General Agent. No bo"ihs "'ee"
u,TRoPE. EGYPT AND PALESTINE.
IL Parties NJ frequent intervals Independent teHeLs
49, Atlantic At lowest rates 'of any 'o"'
-.-.tor ,,.reys Every facility and Information
Oaieal Ticket Agents FOR all trunk lines
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DIED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

DIED ID LINE OF SlEANSIlliS,
IA FOR la GG'AYTA PUERTO CABELLO cARAcAo
AND MARACAfBO. VIA CURACAO.
FROM PIERREPONT torres. BROOKLYN.
: s CARACAS..........-.....Sa Saturday. FEB :: p. m
= VENEZt TUESDAY. FEB. j.. ~ M
s \. PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, Feb IL p M
These American built expressly for the trade.
have very superior accommodations for passengers.
BOI'LTON BLISS & DALLErT.
General Managers. 1875 Front-st
NANANNAIi LINE.-TIIREE TIMES WEEK.
- IS from per b. y r. foot OF Spring.. Tuesdays.
Thursdays ana Saturdays at =. NJ For freight or pas
apply To ,...,,.o.,... =,
Cent r. II si3 Wway $ +. w. Ry. POI Bway
] T.. ADAMS. O. f.. A. r. r. l.. WALKER. Agt.. o. =.
{, q p n r 3s3 R'wa, =. co. pier. IS ~ r.
g. n SoRREI. Manager
pyERrisEMENrs, ASp suBschIPTIoTS. FOR
n THE NEW YORK Tribune WILL, BIZ re
,,EivEp AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE No: i.'2 StS.s-
TlsEMENrs at the following b,aneh Sniees; 20
ia7 Fourth-ave. cor. rour,eenhs $50 Thi!d-ave 70"
sxty st 7os Firsave io8 Vest Forty
1872 Columbusa,e. - Avenue A. 1923 Thlrdav ~ West
-Four. ccnths,. 80 West For,y-secondst: S5t ThdHs
i3,s ThrdaNe. .0st ThIrdave. between one-hundred.
and twelfth and one hundred and thirteenth sts
IN BROOKLYN &C Court ~ Broadway. f. D l.2W
Bedford ave- mn 20 p m at reG,llar arce rates
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~oNpACNIr GENERALE TransatiantiQue.
y FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
Ia BRET ACNE. Rupt ............sat, rep. III
e q ,ScoG NJ Ianielon. Sat. Feb = q m
IA NORMANDiE Poirot. sat reo 10 "a, A. 1 ~;
Now York % Alexandria Egypt. VIA iaris. U'p 'aio
Avs F'rsr-class SiGo. second class. sll8 49,,
A FORGET. General Agent. No. bowling eree".
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L. p,r,as A. freou.n, intervals Independent tickets
,ri AtIsnic passages At lowest rates ior any 'ou''
r,r.igu tn,revs Every facility and Information ~
r-IIoS COOK 4 son oGi and lbs Bway. " l.
Official Ticket Agents FOR all trunk lines
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Fab l. o. m .Adristic =. Mar 8. D. M.
.Tsutonic Feb. 10. . A. IN u eutohc sia '
annie. Feb. 20. .. m Hrannc. Maf ~ ~
majestic Feb. - a. IN ''idl a.. =, "
From White star Dock. foot of VEST iothN. ,,rps
..o CpT'rON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMt.isS'
Saoon rates $50 upward according 10 steamer ana 10
sso acc5fdng ID steamer Storage from New YORK so
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bring all the other races to the Euro
pean standard. 1t is like treating all
diseases with the same medicine, in
stead Of studying each separately and
applying the remedy which is pecu-
liarly demanded by its symptoms.
Science, after millions of represent
atives of all races have been extermi-
mated, has discovered that they are all
essentially different, and cannot be
made to conform to the same standard.
DIR. Daniel G. Brinton, one of the most
eminent of modern ethnologists, who
hae studied races of men from their an
atomical and physiological Characters
tics, has said that "the black, the brown
and the red races differ anatomically
SO much from the white, especially in
their splanchnic-that is, internal or
visceral-organs that even with equal
cerebral capacity they never could ri
val it's results by equal efforts.
The statement is made by another
writer. Professor Flinders, an eminent
antiquarian, discussing the effects of
modern civilization on other races of
men, took the ground that every at
tempt to impose our standards of
morals. religion and manners of life
upon what may be called inferior races
can only operate to their damage, and
often to their destruction. These
races readily absorb the vices, while
they do not take to the virtues of
civilization, and the result is that both
moral and physical decay soon follow.
Startling as is this statement, it
must be admitted that there is much
truth in it. If we look at American
civilization as the Spaniards found it.,
we find that the latter, in their thirst
for gold, destroyed whatever stood in
their way; while the names of extin-
guished peoples are almost forgotten,
or are mere echoes-their former ex-
istence being today only traditional.
We have civilized, at first, or urged
new forms of civilization by the de-
struction of what existed before. We
have supplanted, and not supple
mented.
1t is little less than wicked to say
that the white race has Christianized
the savages of America or Africa, nor
can this ever be said SO long as land
hunger is the ruling force in conquest
No religion and no civilization has ever
been able to extinguish the avarice Of
the dominating races. They have sup
planted the weaker ones, but they have
not brought them Christianity.
AUTHORS CHOICES.
It is of interest to know what some
of our best-known writer's consider
their best productions. Mrs. Burnett
says that Through One Administration
is her strongest work. Mrs. Augusta
Evans Wilson declares in favor of At
the Mercy of Tiberius, Julien Gordon
prefers her Puritan Pagan above all
pronounces Gretchen the best of her
works. Mrs. Southworh favors Ishmael
as her best. Mrs. Phelps considers
The Story of Avis her strongest story,
in which opinion, we fancy, most people
will agree. Miss Jewett is unable to
decide between A Marsh Island and