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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-04

Congress Of the United States. and is the fonnda
ton OF mining laws. 1t reads In actions respcG'-
ing mining claims proof shall be ADMITTED OF 'ne
customs. usages or regulations estaDilsneh anu ~
force AZ the par, digginSs embracing such
claims and such customs. usases or regulations
when no In conflict with the Constitution ana laws
Of this state. shall, govern >le decision o. inc az
Justice Fled was elected TO the Supreme Cour;
m~uce on January !. ISIS He was. however. ar-
pointed by tho Governor TO fill an unexpired term
and took his seat III October. lS''. On me resleha
lion OF Judge Terry he Was made Chief Justice
which office he resigned when appointed by Lincoln
to become Justice of the Circuit OF the Pa
c,fic Coast Probably the most famous OF the de-
test-oath cases A: least other decisions have
aroused so much popular interest or excited more
widespread comment.
JUSTICE FIELD AT HOME.
Justice Field lives in a handsome house facing
the east front OF the Capitol. which. during the
war; was part OF the old Capitol prison He has
a most hospitable and genial disposition. and Is
frequent host. besides having much pleasure in
going out This winter he has been more than
usual in evidence in society. and enters into every
thing with much enjoyment. He attends even the
dinners many men OF his age are c2ntent
TO do; The greatest pleasure Justice fled mas mas ~
cronies. OF whom there are only few iet. Jus us
tice Strong who has long been retired: Senator
Morrill, and Senator sherman are the only men men
in Washington whose official lives antedate Jus Jus
tice Fields The Rev. DR.. Henry NJ Field Jus
tice Fields only surviving brother retired cl ra
Ing the winter in Washington He has, Ike ms
brother, genial temperament and heart ina, ~, Is
always young IT is great hap sam,iy was al
ways a singulary united one Rarely mas tn IL one 1r
Cured in the history OF the world that IN ong
iay tssre nan ss David Dudley Cyrus w.
Stephen j. and Henry N. Field
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ZEAL EsrATE TRANSFERS.

Block 18TH and losih ats. st Nicholas
Terrace and Convent ave. known as lot l n ~
inclusive m property ~ the fernslr Academy
~ the Sacred Heart and other pfop>rty; the
r rpai ' .,. ............',. 800 ooo
SANE rronertv Ensign o. Beale 1, John Coney 100
Delaney ~. No 254; Henry Fricke and wife To ~
o6,h 81 Nos 1855 and i5s md 100 west; sigmund
u Stonman and wife Katharine Pollasch@k. IN
I<xingo ave Nos !. 063 and LOSS: Annie Pa
ten to H-1ry Kayser .:::::.... ~; '.......
Interior lot, iO0I1 n Of ii3h-s. 200 II OF
5th-av-. 40 3x3sx77.ii; Morris Guckman and o
wife Burnett T. Miller ..............-....-. o'oo
5th-av-. 3. J05 n ~ Il5,h-st 2orioo; Peter ,
" Ostrander and wife 10 Mary d quinn
Manhattan-ave. No u 10 10; William j Daven- .,o,
port and wife stephen " Davenport eooo
Henry-st. n lo' 20. map lands OF Thomas Glib
bons 7h Ward Wilson l.. Cannon. referee. 10 % mn
Lots - and ~ map Of Monterey Path ward;
Dennis Mullins Dennis " Moran <ooo
6sth-st n y 400 II OF Central Park West;
Nicholas Wilischen and wife TO Alexis ID Cald- u..
CSth-st n 400 Z, W Of Park West.
I8x1OO: Henry Kropf. referee. TO John Roddy. bWo
Melrosr-ave. corner l5Sh-st 2lNlVo5 Gustav
Dictrchsen ct al to sylvester Kroner and another
Manhattan No 73. stephen III Davenport to ..
william j Davenport ......................... b,oo
I3ah-s n 8 Isl 9 Of Alexander ave OK
100 H. Thomas Bodily TO Jacob q Miner 1900
If2h-s n g. 1876 II Of Madison-ave boxl0O IL:
Burnett Miller and wife to John Van Dol
IaIst-st W = 1853 II 81 Rloomingdae Road.
20.Gx Irregular and other property Mary Brady
Charles T. Roberts ..............,........: %o4o
Patrick Farley TO John Farley.
liith-st I35 r. Of 3d-ave. l7.6xiO0.ii: william
Schultz + TuthlIl. 10 OO
',s Gordon - to - Annie cos,.o 1850
14sh-st y g. 275 n Of Sth-ave. l2ix09. II: Marie
G Barth 10 Hannah A Martin. ..................
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BALTIMORE AND ONO Il. II.

ENpfes. IIdIHs 70
p"'''"s ST. L %si:n md ali rsin
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE Oh ALI. TRAINDss, xsr
New York. q o Sa pytrTfSs s
i:3u p M. 1916 night For CINCINNATI ST Lc0s UT!II
300 q m, Goo p: M For wA ,s HA66Se
?. NJ sunday. 600 p, m Dining Can .l SoS ~
For NORFOLK, 1880 daily 30 m ex su n,,s
For NEW ORLEANS via Roanoke bristol and En- Snv
Trains illuminated with Pinsch light u. 4, rsss
18th St.. le7 Bowsry. n s+4 $40 Fulton 81 Ds0'
N:w-Yorf Transfsr Co VIM caii for and cheek baGBaO
from hotel or residence 70 destinatioA. .s,s = -
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEy.
Mn:hIaelle gal used excIusIvely)

fAnhraclte coal used exclusively
FoLr tracks. Automatic Block signsh
on AND AFTER DEC 30. Isoi.
Trains station foot II T.berty-st.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chune'
-. @ T. S:s'i!I : a. sunday:
Fer % sS ss Ei snas ana o0
For Reading It so 500 o: q 1000. i 30 A; ~. lia
80. 400. ZOO. 5:45. 100 r ~ :2:i3 night, sun
d. ~ 40 4 ~ c 60 90 go y; 2is n 4
800 54s p NJ. io:i5 night. su1Gsys 100. 800. 500
For sunbury Lewi:burr and wiiisrspor, a. 80 So
Pleasant 40 s:'5 ~ 80 A NJ. 30. i:4' $40 to RED
cant. .'' 40 g., NJ svrd.y zoo r'e;s' Ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 sis A. NJ. i:45. $40 40 p. NJ
For FArmugdse Toms River Barnegat Park and Bass
For Atlantic City vineland and Bridgeton 40 A. n.
For Monmouth Reach s.abrish, and Highlands q
Say:sin $40, 80 sis s. 1870 80 iA' +i' ~
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BA A6Y AND WASHING
F., Phad phs. week dayo - 500; 100 100, icos
Carr 500 Dining Carr. 600. $50. s:45 p. NJ: l2iS
ESQ., So Snaay ta $50 800 900 p ~ nSs ns s >" Nv
c51fns capp 4 st. 20 s'sc 500 Dining Cas- ss
T. asn Dining cs 800 49, i?5 s'
pei. tis 81. 10 s2s sroadway. ~ s,hav. q Ea
iurnbusave New-York: cour,-st SEQ Fu.ton-s. Brook
lvn ne Broadway Williamsburg. The New-York Transfer
Conpany will call and check baggage from hotel
residence n destination.
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Found DEAD IN HIS BARN.
ISAAC s. I.YDECKER. OF NYACk. RETURNS FROM
sLEIGH-RIDE AND DIES WHILE
sTABIING HIS HORSES.

sTABIING HIS HORSES.
Isaac s Lydecker one OF the best-known citizens
.. pock,and County was found dead in his barn
in Nyack al o clock last evening He was the pro-
prietor of large and fashionable boarding house
named the Ivanhoe and great lover of good horses
He went on, sle!gh-ridng yesterday afternoon and
returning shortly before o'clock. he went into his
barn TO put up the horses. The weather being Sc
verely cold Mr. Lydccker sent his coachman mo
the house for some warm water TO mix with the
feed The man went 10 the house for the water.
and whcr he returned he found Mr.. lydecker dead
on the barn floor. He Immediately gave an alarm
and the body was carried into the house. Four
physicians were at summoned but their ser
vices were Of avail An autopsy VIII be held
this morning determine the cause or death "hich
was bly, heart disease. .
Mr. Lydecker about fifty years old and we'll
known in Rockland and the adjoining counties. He
was the son of James I. Iydecker. wealthy farmer
of Clarkstown. and drove some of the finest horses
in the county He leaves a widow. but no children
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West 4.d ST. Station. New-York. - -
lows, and Is minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.
$3.50 \. VI. Daily Local 10 Buffalo 1870
c;t5 A. VI. Daily for Albany. uuca. Syracuse. Hocn~
ter, Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago a..
5:15 i. NJ. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. oyrS
euse. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto "
troit. Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis: ...,.>
7,45 p. VI. Daily. except sunday for Utica syrscu~
Sill, r. w. Daily for Albany Utica, Syracuse. Roehsc
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toronto Detroit Cleve'sn''
Chicago and II. Louis. .,..s.
For tickets time abls Of local trains parlor and sesy
ngcar accommoda tonr apply city onices brookyn .nI
New York, and 1t stations. Time tables a. pfineV~
hotels For other information address
c. T.. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
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OFFICES or THE COMMISSIONERS.

OFFICES OF THE COMMISSIONERS. u. C..
Washington. D. C.. February I, 1905
= EALED PROPOSALS will he received at
this ONCE until II o'clock a. Monday. February
H. 1879, Tor paving certain alleys with sheet asphalt
asphalt block and vrihed block brick blank forms
OF proposals. specifications and all necessary
may be obtained at this once. J. W. ROSS. GEORGE
TRuESDEi-i. e. r. POWELL. COMMISSIONER ID. C.
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DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n. r,
stations In New-Nork foot of Barclay aad
Christopher Streets.
CARS PINiSCH Iit;Hr

Direct route to NEWARK, BIooMFiELD MoNrcI.ArR
THE ORANGES. susmt. Bernardsvile Baskin0
Ridge. Madison. Morris,own Passac Paterson,
ton Dover. Stanhope. BuDD'S LAKE. LAKE Ho.
PATCONG. Hackettstown. SCHooLEY'S MOUNTAIN,
WASHINGTON. PHlLLIPsBtRG. EAsToN WATER
GAP. STROUDSGCRCs. Pocono Mountains, SCRAN.
TON. PITTSToN, wILKESBARRE. NANTfcoKE
DANViiJ.E NORTHUMBERLAND Mon'rose. PrNo.
HAMToN. OXFORD. NORWICH. watervie UTICA.
RIcHFIELD SPRINGS, Cortland. SYRACUSE. OS.
WEG0. ITHACA cWEGo: ELMIRs. CORNING
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
go A. M-BINGHAMTON NAH. Stops principd
600 A. M-BuFFALO SCRANTON BrNGHAMToN,
UTICA. RlCHrIEID SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
OSwE0O EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars con.
at Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving 81
q. M morning
100 p M.-sCRANTON. BINGHAMToN and ELMrRA
EXPRESS. Pullman parlor
400 NJ SCR ANTON. WrTKESBARRE and PLYN'
OrrTH EXPRESS. Pullman psrlor cars
80 p NJ Dsiiv-Runalo vestibuied Limited Expfsee
for SCRANTON. RINGH AMTON EIMIRA BCr.
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. ~
Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving at 933 p n
next dsv
Gao p NJ lpany,-BuFFAIo. SCRANTON. BINGHAx'
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE and OswEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Shoppers
TICKETS AND Pullman ACCOMMODATIONS At
Murray and 40 Rroadway Tickets at ferry stations
TS5 at- broadway S3 West 1o5th-st. 22a Columbus
ave-. Newyork 91s and 72s Futonst and ~ Broadway
BROOKLYN Time tables. giving full Information. at Al
stations.
wrSTCoTT EMPRESS COMPANY will cali for ~
check baggage from hotel residence 20 destination
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Proposals.
AQuEDucT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

AQIEDIIt'T COMMISSIONERS OFFTtE 2,
Room zoo Stewart Building. No. $50 broadway.
New-York. February 4. 1898.
TO CONTRACTORS
dds OR PROPOSALS for doing tho work
- and furnishing the materials called for In the
proved forms of contract file In he office Of tho
Aqucduct Commissioner for cutting Timber and Clearing
Grounds Of Reservoir ID Carmel In the Towns
~ Carmel and Kent. Putnam County. N"wYork. will be
received at this Office until WEDNESDAY, FEBRU AIRY
20. 1899 at J o'clock and they Will be publicly
opened by the Aqueduc' Commissioners thereafter
possible and the of the doing said
work and furnishing said materials will he BY said
commissioners as soon thereafter practicable.
Blank forms OF said approved and the specin
cations thereof and bids proposals. and proper
lop"s Tor their Enclosure. form
Information can be obtained the the
Alueduct Commissioners application the secretary
BY order OF the Aqueduct Commissioners
- JAMES g. DUANE President.
EDWARD l.. ALLEN,
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pianos.

SELLING FAST.
A few slightly used Emersou Vnriuht.
mt low prices.
other prominent makes from 800 upwards.
Ncnted. Exchanged ana sold ON easy terms
4 cute iittis upright piano for $50.
EMERSON WAREROOMS.
% FIFTH AVE-, NEAM 1lTH ST.
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RTE LIN ES

lnrough for Chicago and the West leave New.
York. foot nbers-st, daily follows. and I'VE
minutes earlier fro.a West 23d-si.:
ok A. M.-Nestibuled Express for Waverly. Bng.
J'1C hamton. Elmira. Buffalo. Bradford and sais-
ParlOr Buffalo.
.(00 ~ M.-Vestibule Limited. Solid train for Chi.
c'OV cago Via chautauqua Lake. arrives Cleveland
si5 a m. Chicago p. IN. Sleepers to Chi.
cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
6O ST. ds aTr St b ssa:
Chicago and the West Buffalo passengers
remain in sleeper until 3 A. NJ.
S45 s fs :p 1sd 10 S ss.. F CHI
cago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
I OCAL TIME TABLE. ICKETS AND PULLMAN
L.ccommodations at III 2s .ot aad o57 Broadway iSs
East i25ihst Chambers and West 23i-s ferries. New
York 3S3 Fu.tons,. Brooklyn 200 Hudsonst. Hoboken
and Jersey CITY Station Erie Transfer Company calls fos
and checks baggage from hotels and residences des
nation.
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Nem pnblifatlons.
EPILEPSY.

EPILEPSY.
Just published full OF tn. mode 0.
IN the Williamson Sanarium. NewL London. Conn. with
recorded Address above with stamp. for free
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SAVANNAH I.INE-THREE TIMES WEEK
- ~ from Pier 81. ~ r.. FOO, OF sprngst.. Tuesdays
Thursdays Saturdays az T. NJ. For freight pas
W H. RHETT. Gen'l AgtiJ. D. HAsHAGEN, f. Agt.
Cent. r. r. at Rway. IS =. w. Ry.. 26i B'way
J; /. ADAMS, q e. 4. FIR. = WALKER. Ast.. o. $.
q. NJ soRREI. Manager
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% Get for Business purposes.

DifiprSGs STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LET
ID on Chambers. Spruce Beekmsn Fulton John. Maiden
Ian. Fey. Barclay. Park Place Park Row. Nassau
William Coii C7lN Pearl water and other streets
rutland 4 WHITING. S BeeHman-st
vI,O lEASE-For q Nos. $50 and S32 west
i s near o;an-.yoort Market. 5-story and cellar
substantial building +0K15 \ EDDY Co. it5 broadway
OTH-AvE WEST SIDE. near ath-st. Large store.
y J. ROMANO BROWN Co.
50 33d St
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cDA[pMEIoGM1 ElMo
STEAMSHIP LINES

MALLORY STEAMSHIP ZINES
WI FOR TEXAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
Eleven iron steamships. aggresatinE $1,000 Tons
From N.w-York "wednesday. Friday and Saturday.
To GALVESTON. TEXAS Theme. by rail to MEXICO
CITY AND POINTS IN MEXICO, md TO DENVER.
coioRADO sPRINGs SALT LAKE CITY. Also to
SAN FRANCISCO and all calit,nia Winter Resorts
TO JACKSONVILLE ST AuGusTINE TAMrA g.
points a. Texas Colorado Utah Arizona. California Next
CO.. &c. Georgia Florida &c Excellent accommodations
Write for 30 page Pocket Guide tmailed frceD.
C. H. MALLORY 4 co. Gen. Agts.. Pier 90 f. r.. n. Y.
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DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IL FOR la GuAYRA. PUERTO CABELLO. CARACAO
AND MARACAtBO. VIA CURACAO
FROM PIERREPONT torres. BROOKLYN
B. :. CARACAS. ............ saturday. Feo :. ! p m
s. y. VENEZUELA. Tuesday Feb H. p. m
$. =. PHILADELPHIA. ... Thursday. Feb 81. p. NJ,
These American steamers built expressly Tor the trade
have very superior accommodations for passengers
BOULTON. BLISS 4 DALLETT.
General Managers i35 Front st.
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old DOMINION LINE.
COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS; VIRGINIA. BEACH
Richmond via JAMES RIvER-Mon.. Wed. and sat
For WEST POINT, VA.-Tues.. Thurs and Sat From
Pier % No n. r., foot B.sch.st.. Al p. Sat.
urdsys Through tickets and freight rates 20 all
points South and West.
w l.. 0UILLAUDEU. Trafnc Manager.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
intended steamship sailings from Vancouver
TO cUAPMM AND GG00MAo
EMPRESS or JAPAN. February T. April -. June -
EMPREss Of CHINA........M March :. May 49, July -
EMPREss OF INDIA..........April |. June g. August
TO M0N0LUlW, FlJl AND AUSTRALIA
WARRINOO February 10 MIOWERA.. March 10
"a Csba accommodations very low rates.
For okei. I'd freight apply 1913 Broadway. For
fr. lght rates ely GO Wal-st y. T.
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ailrca0s.
.AMGRicrs GREATEST Rn,LRoAp.~
NETWORK
CENTRAL
l. HUDSON RIVER R. r.


From Grand Central station. 42d Street
$3.50 A. M.--Except sunday. Empire state Express
Fastest train In the orld.
$3.50 A NJ Daily. Fast Mail. For Syracuse. Rochester
Buffalo, Niagara FALL. Chicago
1880 A. M-Except Sunday. Day Express. For all I'm.
portant State points.
100 +. M-Daly. Southwestern LIMITED for Cincln-
natl, Indianapolis. st. Louis and Chicago.
$3.50 y. M.-Except Sunday. West Point f0ughkeepse.
Albany, Troy. Saratoga.
<i3O y. M.-Daily North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
80 A. NJ. Chicago. 40 p. N.
600 y. M.-Daily For Albany. Troy Buffalo, Clcve-
lana. Detroit Chicago Cincinnati, st. Louis
Oi26 =. M..-Daily For Troy Saratoga. Burlington
rlattsburgh and Montreal
1850 j.. M.-Daily For Auburn Road points Buffalo
Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Indians polls st. Louis
Chicago.
900 J.. M.-Daly. Only Slcepirg Car passengers for
Rochester carried on this train
DID y M-Daiy. For Clayton. Cape Vincent. Ordens-
-. a. burg. Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago
1905 Nigh Except sunday night. For Albany. Troy
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Chicago
OsO4 A. NJ. and 3t:sS r. M--Daiy. except Sunday. to
P'ttsheld. via Harlem Division.
wagner Palace Cas- on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated by Pntsch Light.
Tickets and Wagner offices Grand Central Station
ll3, 28t. ti3s !SS broadway 81 East t<thst Lincoln
is.,s Sts srSaaway SsS cSumsusav. S. Yves!
Fnltonst ard a broadway. II. D.. BROOKLYN.
Baggage checked from hotel residence wsscott
JOHN M. T0UCEY. GEORGE r. pANrEIA
n"e' Asnasss osn. Passenger Ageae
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GERMAN MEDDTE gRAMEAMSERvDGG

NORTH GERMAN i,ts-A t.kLCAN
LLOYD 5. &. CO. LINE.
Fss; Steamers between New-York and
Azores Gibraltar Alglers. Naples and Genoa
NormannIa Feb. 10 II go A. NJ. Aigiers Naples Genoa
i,a,~er " If Feb 30 A. NJ. Algiers Naples Genoa
All steamers stop at Gibraltar. a.,
Return tickets available for the steamers or elmer inns
from Naples Genoa. Gibraltar Hamburg Bremen Lon
don and Southampton Drect sonnec'on from m Mali
Steamers
oelrichs & Co. Gen. Agts. Line.
Z Bowling Green. u Y. ~ Broadway, ~ I.
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NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TransatlantlQue.
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE.
LA GAsCoGNE. Bandeon. ......... sat. Feb 8. a m.
Ia NORMANDIF. Poirot sat. Feb l6 a m.
IA BOtRGOGNE Lebo.uf. Sat. Feb u. : p. m,
New-York Alexandria Egypt VIA Paris. trip valid 10
DAYS First-cass $iG0. second class. sll6.
FORGET. General Agent. No 7 Bowling Green.
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INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANYS LINES.
From Pier H. North Rver foot ot Fuonst.
ME1lSR0GNM 10EY[so
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Shortest and convenient route IN London
n, transfer by tender. No tidal delays
Close a Southampton for Havre and Paris
BY .recisl fast Channel steamers -
7 CABIN ser and upward " Cabin $50 70 $50
Paris Feb g II a. m. lR"rn. Feb 90 u A. m.
New-York Feb. i3. II ?. ~ pa,s.. Feb % II a m
R[E[D STAR G0M[g
FOR ANTWERP
RUyNIAND ............ Wednesday rtb H. a.
wEsTERNLANpo Wsdnrsnsy FsS y. p NJ
O BOWLING GREEN
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Slhool Aeennes.

GENcY Miriam Coyrere supplies. tutors. pro:esso.s
hteechers governesses etc. in all depts recommends
schoos to parents $50 Book Bding 2oth-st
A dERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professor Teachers Tutors. Governesses
&C. 70 Colleges schools md Families Apply 70
4rp, n. J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square.
FISK TEACHERS AGENCIES w-York Boston
Shcagc Los ANGLES. u. Il. Croker. w D. Kerr.
r. v. Auyssoon w! O. Pratt. Managers 20 5h-aye ~
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0earhers.

vVUroR-A. Everett ston. tYale,. SOL sthsve COLLEGE
IL preparaton q speciality. Recommended by the Rev.
Dr. Greer conscientious and competent educator
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EUROPE. EGYPT AND PALESTINE.

IL Parties frequent intervals. Independent tickets
and Atlantic passages AZ lowest rates !or any tour
Foreign moneys Every facility and information. .
THOS COOK & son. 26i and l.225 Is way. y. J.
Ohrcal Ticket Agents for all trunk lines
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Beginning with s Iahn. March 10Th these stram'rs
from Network al Southampton on
quay alongside special railway trains Tor LONDON
10 transfer terGer.
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Dunfinp Hraotm,ts.
LE*ANDERs AACGREGORS Mendelssohn Rooma
- s.t l08 WEST bSrH-ST
f-ivafe lessons and classes In dancing every dav
EcRNANp0s AcADEMY is2 East 5S,h-st--ouare,
~ pfvate lessons,. hour. 81: class Tickets AZ
pop's convenience Extra select private classes.
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IN CALIFORNIA.

Perhaps the most remarkable point in Justice
Fields career is the standing he at took in
the little community In California where he settled.
which developed into the town OF Marysvillc His
forcetul personality made i,sel. Immediately felt.
and ne elected the first acalde, for the coun-
try was still under Mexican laws. An amusing IN
cdent 0. his election the objection OF his op-
was newcomer, Mr. Field having arrived only
three days before, while their candidate was
by majority ia" Of votes an alcalde was Mex
can onlciai. sort o. magistrate. with very limited
those early days his authoritv was o. praccalIy
without limit Mr.. Field naturally knew nothing
Sors 70 and Ens a ,he Hcs most
gratifying result His FIRST case. which was for
81 ed I'm the
Leading The horse and stated their differences.
and decided the csss In ana favor on ts n Sas
tin. whereupon the defendant then and there
sAs biz sale Would the as.de to
s B. tSs a ns client s an ounce OF about
not all amusing. Justice was swift. and man
once convicted Of a crime had not long to wait
est cieverness and Ingenuity on the part q Mr.
Field 10 prevent the rough characters in the com
the prisoners; It was Impossible to transport them
m M a"d Which npR s ad the S1y IN
many with eood result for the convict, after
Il was While aicaIde in Marysville that Mr. Field
Years Year Of age. as cic: This clerk was George
on at aae d o ed
held the Office of alcaIde until the United States
Marysyllle he enjoyed a rich experience, which
was. OF untold value to him IN the Legislature; 70
Be e..
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