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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
uock TRIAL ron ASSAULT.

Ex-Judge Noah Davis presided AZ mo-" va, "
,.'et, ,,ra,,nar school No 81 West Fifty
,., =, ,.., night II was the regular semi
n,on,h,v mock trial Of the school Manuel 'arva)'"
thirteen years old was trial for assault ana pa
,ery charged with throwing an iron weight al oAno
Conzalez. fifteen years Old. The disturbance wa
,upnossd 10 have taken place IN the gymnasium"
Richard Ely and Everett CRAWFORD TWO p''s"' ,hc
a..,..,ed az LAWYERS for the prosecution anu 'n'
en,srns vas in the hands o, John Ely and Esesgt
Grsndin Ths was e9mp[ isa q Ho AZ 6ay E
i'Fd Dr. pur r'Ss !" John Fly pr rn Gr'n1'T
John H. inman, =, s kinney oan, pr. ". t. Saw
The boys seemed amused but Jnng srcsf ability on
ne remarkable questions OF boy law pr,mher 81
him After the trial the lads gave ""''''' "
songs and recitatiors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
CHARGES AGAINST Az AGENT
ALFRED INGRAM SAID TO HAVE APPROPRIATED
TWENTY -SEXEN SIIAKI:S OF STOCK.

ALFRED INGRAM SAID TO HAVE APPROPRIATE"
TwENTY-sEvEN SHARES OF STOCK
Alfred Ingram. advertising agent living AZ
No 2 Canton-st.. Brooklyn. was arrested y"steT-
day I'm Brooklyn bv Daniel Kelly. Central oh''e
detective on a warrant issued in New-loTk IN
gram Is charged with having appropriated ana 500
twen:y-seven shares Of stock Of the Union Natona'
Bank OF Westminster. Md, belonging 10 II. r.
Reese Of Nlnth-st.. New-York. According I" me
pau.rs I'm the case the stock was given by Reese
10 Ingram a. security for a loan Of 500 ana II -
alleged that Reese sold them to "A builder IN New
York by the name OF McAulcy. Mr.. Reese says the
bank stock is worth 1870. Mr.. Ingram SAYS mat
Rees. gave him the stocks Cor the purpose OF ra'-
ing much needed money on them. ingram was
turned over 20 an officer from the New. "rK pS-
frlci Attorneys office. who took him TO New orH
The address given for II +. Reese the arg !
owner is Ninih-s'.. Ncw-York. but no one OF tha'
me lives IN either East West Ninth ST. ar-
cordIng to the directory. At Police lie"iqIarr'ts
last night Detective PeraZZD admitted that ihstan
was "A prisoner there and that the charge ashinst
him was grand larceny. also that the d.tectNf"
mentioned brought him from froDhlyh' lhA' "'S
ali he knew about the case. he SAID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
WHERE Is SPANS APOLOGY?
MARKED SILENCE or THE STATE DEfN''' MEN
REGARDING THE ALLIANCE NATTER

REGARDING THE ALLIANCE MATTEL
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TEBrNE'I
Washington. May 3-The silence OF 'he "'"'e De-
paitment regarding the Alliance matter ~ ~ s"'"s
TO attract attention. IT, as has been canine an
apology was offered thu part OF SPAN 'o' '"e
conduct OF the commander OF the Nehei''o o'''0'''
announcement OF tina: fact has So far peeh care
fully withheld by the State Department. senior D"-
puy de Lone. the new Spanish Minister VIII not
say anything on the subject. further IMAM 10 ue"y
that the commander OF the Venedito mas peeh pro
NOTED. He H. on duty at Havana. bht 'he M'ns'''
says that Is not anything In the way OF proho'on'
being a detail on reduced pay. All OF which len's
70 give color to the statement that the aeSen us
patches from Madrid announcing settlement OF
the question to the entire satisfaction OF the al
min'sratIon inspired by the department Tor the
purpose Of making the public believe that great
diplomatic victory had been won ana mat spain
had been greatly impressed with the vlgor OF sec
rotary Greshams note. As matter OF fact. 1t -
asserted no satisfactory reply from SPAN mas YET
Deeh received and none Is expected TOT SOM u',,
Hence the strange Silence OF the department. when
is douby strange II the recent dispatch from Madrid
had any foundation.
In connection with this incident. some interesting
gossip is heard regarding the au,horsnip OF NE cei
Madrid and signed Gresham" The author Is said
to have been 4. A. Ad~e Second Assistant Secretary
OF state By him 1t was shown 10 fIr~t assistant
Secretary Ihl. who during the sickness OF the Sec
re'sry was 'ps ~ the Tah o5a
after making change here and there OF no especial
importance. he decided 10 adopt II as ms own by
however he thought II prudent TO take II over to the
Arlington before sending 1t and show 1t 10 the Sec;
rotary. General Gresham was In bed. but he READ
the dispatch and more impressed with
Its language than Mr.. TIL had been. Reading II
carefully several times and weighing probably
what the President would say upon his return from
his lighthouse -inspecton trip he decided To take
all responsibility for sending 1t upon his own
shoulders. lie therefore made some verbal changes.
for FORMS sake, In the body OF the dispatch. and.
scratching out Chl's name. substituted his own.
When the President got back he simply-well every
body knows what he did. The Secretary OF state
has by this time however. become accustomed 10
heinr turned down. He really seems 10 enjoy II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
REUNION or WEST POINT VETERANS
SURVIVORS or THE CLASS or 1876 PREPARING FOR
riiEIR rORTfEr1i ANNIvEnsAhY

THEIR FORTiEf1f ANNIVERSARY.
Washington, May 3-The class OF 1915 or the
United States Military Academy Is 20 hold It's ioru-
eth reunion at West Point June IL. during com
mencement week. when all the surviving members
MANY OF whom contributed materially TO the history
OF this country, are expected 10 attend of the
eeventy-cight cadets who entered the academy win
this class only thirty-four were graduated with IT,
-Four others however. including General Forsyth
now commanding In California. secured their hrst
commissions later.
OF the living members. General Ruggles adjutan'-
general OF the Army: Colonel Breck and Colonel
Hennet, alone remain In active service. General
ComsoclS and Colonel Elliott. OF the engineers haV-
ing recently retired and Generals Merrill and Aver
ell OF the cavalry and Colonies lasel!e ana Avery
having been FOR some time on the retired list rV.
members are I'm civil life. incul1g the dstihgsnc'
Union generals Gregg Webb and Turner, also iran
cis 7 Nichols. formerly Governor ana now .hlcI
Justice OF Louisiana, ard President Shoup OF thc
University OF the South General Comstock stood AZ
the head Of the class General Godfrey We'tzel ana
head the list OF the twenty dead. hair or whom ie III
hattie The late General Hazen OF the signal corps
was also a member Of the class: General Huggies,
who has charge OF the reunion has been nnspIe 70
communicate with many members VINO Iesishen
during the course but is making every enort 10 Sc
cure a complete attendance. including every man
al any time connected with the class
The classes OF 1910. 1875 and 1880 VIII also nave
reunions at the academy next month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
J OSEPH CRA WORD HhEH 4" ="

Joseph Crawford. superintendent - "s renewed
..n.', 80. ,a,,a a, No q Kensington-ave.. jersey
' I,,~ -, ,hs Morris Plains Asylum YESTERDAY Mr.
Ivy, ~ 'ne "o oa.'or.,v injured by the falling OF a
platform while the new transhed was S Se,ms S 9or
and has since then been IN poor health ,no"s" ~
year or more he has been at his Once oa" Mind save
two weeks ago. 1t IL said. Mr. '.a" 10y, maj he he
Sa D Violent was Then nS' Dr. b Ms sd h nd ef
family that 1t would be wry,s plains in his
nrlvate car accompanied by pr Mc', ~, Nct;u has
ford is about forty years oid' anu ''
homes Of hls recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
GENERAL sCHoFIELD's NEW AID.

Washington. May tSpeciaD-Major J. 7. Sanger.
OF the Army. has been appointed military secretary
on the stan OF Ieutenant-Genera Schofeli in place
OF Lieutenant Colonel Wherry. who declined the
honor on account OF III health. The assignment pro-
notes Major Sanger TO the temporary rank OF lieu-
tenant-colorel The selection Is regarded ms an OK
cellent one Lieutena Colonel Sanger is an oncer
OF marked zeal and ability. who, owing 10 long mill
tary experience in various positions in time OF war
and peace. especially fitted for duty on the stan
OF the commanding general.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
WEDNESDAY. MAY <.
sHJTPivG NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. FRIDAY MAY ?. 1898
ARRIVED

PORT OF XEw-YoRK FRIDAY. MAY ?. 1905.
ARRIVED.
ga Vim mGs ss cabin and s steer
age passengers the Hamburg American Line Arrived
steamer Persia GerI. splied Hamburg Aprti 81 win
purs ASncr"on Line Arrived at The lar a, asS
steamer AIbano Ger: kraet, Hamburg apr, ~ WIN a
Arrived =, me nSl :, iSao Olson o,,,.0, A.r,
Mss-,na .na rSi-rmo 10 "h @dse Frfa. Tsi,man
co. Vessel to simpson Spence q Young Arrived al '"r
steamer roca-.e, nr Blyh barcelona March Ven
Palermo IL Gibraltar is Win nd-e TO Phelps Bros
C AryeH . a, ,Gs lar nsT at rs1lo c,.nfes April 81
and Masn1s. a. With sugar to d Munson Arrived at
steamer Tyran ,nr Cook. Gbara y days. with fr""
mds~ and passengers to \ J. Walker .. xor
& % %e n sns TO o ana
sieamsr Old Dominion Couch. RIchmond with mdse and
ssn%~r r,y 81 coiamSia Jenny West Point with
Steamer WyanoKe Blaieman. Vert Point. with mdse
and pa'seng'rs 70 Ola Dominion :. az with ,.. 10
SANDS Hook May 3. $50 m-wIna ssE; lixh, breeze:
CLEARED.
& " TS rn.m and rc2nSH
Steamer Xrsonaui I,i, McGiivray. Halifax. y s
steamer !" n' Marel oBD. Scott Hamilton. bermudaA e
steamer campania u,D Walker. Lverpool-vernon II
steamer Grerory GD. McFahane. Para. Maranhnm AMI
Ceara-iooht x 60.
Virginia uier fchecl, Stettn Sotheniurg etc
Hamburg American Line.
steamer Irrawaddy oBr) L~gg. Grenada and Trinidad
George thritiall A Go.
steamer Aiene 1f,r Soldiers Kingston. savanuia and
Port Iimon-pim Forwood & Krock
Steamer Mhasdnm Dutch. Potter. Rotterdam via Boul-
Punch. Edge Il Co.
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm III (Oer). stormer. Genoa. via
Cibral'ar-Oelrchs Co.
Steamer Caracas Woodrick La GuayTa. Porto Cabello
| aud Curacas-Boulton, Bliss Dsllett
Steamer Ems CGer) Reimkas,en. Bremen. via South
Steamer FismSorourh B Scott. Livingston. Guatemala
Funch Edye K Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
ION.
FIR Philadelphia week da,s, 80 500. 900. 1000
II 10 tuni.g Can \ NJ. 20 80, 100 buffet Paro.
can. 600 DINING cap. 800. Z 80 SIS T. " ZIP ZIP
fsif SUNDAY, 90 300 II 80 Uliuing can \. NJ lJV.
3 ~ ,piun. t'ar go T. II l2.i night. ~,
For BALTIMORE AMI Washington week days. 300, II w.
Gnlng ttul A NJ 90 30 80 dining can, 600
g. 81 ial5 nignt SUNDAY %" y 80 Dnlns 'Ao
4 If aD BOO tIinIus GO. 800 J.. N, ~ - night
T.Lsi. AMI rtr.Yf.4 be- 81 tuf'd 81 Boot n
trrt. So Iis IL. 2gl 49,. ga 40 l32J br,,hHay,
-4- i,i l.i-f 18TH ~ ~ ~
i..fh. ~ ,fluuh.s ave Srs Yufh court st., 80
F.f.r.n st. ilr..Lltu. Broadway Williamsburg Ihs
N.r Nlr Transfer Company ei ssN f1r ami ,n'h bag
L. l. LII Il ~ l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
WEST SHORE RI.

r,,,,a ie,,e West 42d St station. Newlork as foi-
lows and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin st'
:t..u, A. VI. Iaily. Local 10 Buffalo
,.'S DAILY for Albany, Ctica syracuse. Rochester
Hifraio Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago. s..
nechester. buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroi.
cleveland. Chicago and ST Louis. x.., .-..,..
az r. vi. DAILY, except sunday. for Utica. Syracuse
NewstS Daily FOR Albany Utica Syracuse. Rochester.
Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland CHI
nr tickets time tables Of local trains paror ana sleep:
ing car recommendations apply city ohces brookiyn and
york stations Time tables At princtpaI
sa,s,s For other lnforma ion address
"o'ei'' C. e. LAMBERT. Ceneial Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
srrrs rAKry TOWARD 4 C0NSoh'D" ''"''

aoor, WAC circulated yesterday to inc r"e (,
rspo ' r ~aS ar'scn between the commanders OF
cause Of the steps taken by one OF wv mem into a
consolidate the two batteries ana for' n,an Louis
battalion. The commanders are oa' meeting OF
wendell and Captain David wilson. va. held Mt
an nc rsT sayarin few days ago a. action was
matter was discussed. sst 40 's""
taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
c.rrrD 10 WV YORK PrLPIr

The Allen street Presbyterian 'hur'h 'N''"''"
through i,s c.lsrs a unanimous invitation 10 IN"
pev Albert Pfaus ~ Cisremont. MINI. 10 become
acting pastor 81 the church, with We" 10
rermanent settlement. ~ meeting h'id ~ ."r
church last night. The church has been Nl,n"u' a
supplled hy New York Clergy men. me Key -,
heri Pfaus Is a gradual" ~ mon lh'o''s,.~.
seminar and - now the pastor 81 the firr'
prosbyierian church ~ Claremoni "hefe ne mas
enlnNtl a most sulo,ssfIl Ih-torhtr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
CEN WALKER on AMERICAN

President Francis A. Whlhe'' " ,,..red n loo
ehuss's l",,'"' OF Delta Of Phi Beta Kappa
s.' I nsS on "s Of 81,
Nationally" The speaker ''.,,,,ity was an
o. the Republic showing that Nai hSsn Established
undisputel fact. and that ~ MAJ 1'ion's history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
Mr. ROOSEVELT BIDS THE PRESIDENT
COODBY

Washington. May 3.-Theodore Roosevelt. the new
Police Commissioner OF NewYork City. called at
the White House this morning and said goolby 10
the President Mr.. Roosevelts resignation as a
Civil Service Commissioner has not yet been formal
" accepted but will he In day or two He VIII
leave Washington TO take up his residence in New
Xnrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
Public \ ollee.
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS
~ Office Of the COMMISSIONERS OF PARAMOUNT
PARK. CITY HALL, ROOMS l2'-l@
PHILADELPHIA. April TO- 1895.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS Will be received By the
Commissioners Paramount Park until IL NJ, october J.
1895 for ART BUILDING to be erected In Paramount
Park
The Commissioners Of Paramount Park VIII aware tne
following prizes for the various successful plans haey
LIST Prz--six THOUSAND Dollars $4,000 for the plans
ana specifications OF the building shall be adopted
2d Prize-Three thousand Dollars $1,000.
81 Prze-Two Thousand Dollars $1,000
An Prize-One THOUSAND Dollars slVs).
Plans nd specifications be conpiet. In all respects
and must comply with enrial requirements ana spc7
cations may be obtained by application 10 he uhde1
signed.
Plans and specifications FOR which prizes are awaaso
will the absolute property u the COMMISSIONER
Of Paramount Park. .., -,,.vr,
chf,- Engineer Superintendent.
Fairnount Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
n IRsuANr to statutory requirement, notice

u URSUANT to statutory requirement. notice
ia hereby given that has been passed by both
Legislature entitled and worded as foliows;
AN ACT TO amend chapter one hundred and eighty nine
of the Laws eighteen hundred and ninety three en-
titled provide for the sanitary protection Of the
sources OF the supply OF the City Of New York
Further notice 10 hereby given that public hearing
upon such bill will be held at the once OF the Mayor IN
the City Hall. In the City Of NewYork. on Monday. May
9Th. 1895. at .. 1870
(Signed) WILLIAM Z. STRONG. Mayer.
Dated City Hall. New-York April 9Th. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations loot of tortiandt aud D~sbr"ssrs ste.
gUD s. ". AaHt f.i NAL ~ 'lttAk anI ni'finrilHts
81
stI6 A. VI, iaiY ~ GfAEfA, Np'fE TER, H'F,
i'AfyJ hIAGAifA FAILS nih't'NlDt INipHt hnf
rr Vet eni pnn.lisi "hI ln,'l q ~ INNS ,"f ~
ifs..t.h Iuinnn N"s'ilule hlr"l"f ~ 'h'ss"
ii 10 4 " datB flr NAl'u 'itiSk and int"fins.
aiafr rlitfs ions ~ Reading Anl Harrisburg
90 u. ", inii. rfNrtt fufhal ~ liMlfN ana ~
Intermediate nn" lions fnf foi'sYila ana Nfaf'
.if. tinIf .tf fu " iaHfhHfr .....
$50 T.. ". daily rA'rw SUNDAY ~ T. md " jutI.
TtDn AMI tfinIlut ininf mediate" stations pullman lpnei
tiii.r III a. WHnsitifn Connection. IN pl'isl ille
ti!O u. " iAIif. except sunday. Tor toI1W PLAIN
~ ~ srI Intermediate sil''nF
ntr a. " DAN, Sof rASrO+ ard intermediate stations
UrO u ~ d.lly ~ W'FrAiD NIAGARA FALLS.
onl au ponis west Pullman Sleeper s~s'ilnisi 't.n
.rs yttt ~ Chicago. Wrerar g. Hur,lo and Toronto.
..Inrrriinnr fpr EelHng and harrisburg
G3O 4. n. da, except SUNDAY. ~ Ea'on ana inter
ri 4fatlNur
DiOO a. ". tally Tor ITHACA. GENEVA. RoCHEs.
TER Ht'FrNl.O S1AGANA FALLS and all points
wee, Pullman sleepers 10 Chicago AMI i'unalo Chair
,ar - Wl'ieslatre. - go 49,
Tickets AMI Pullman 'daons A. 235 gu ~,
nul 222 broadway 81 Fas: inh 81. i5i Fast 2ah 81.
New York. 500 Fulton 4 court ST. ~ Broadway. ard
pr0okl,n Annex. Hrpokivn. y V.
York Transfer g, VIII call FOR an1 check has.
ga" from hotel or residence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
TIE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
IAf,I,It.N pDIf'TS

Steamer Berlin 1BrJ. Thompson. from New-fork. ar
a southampton May 3.
Kunic tIir). Lancaster. from New-l"rk Afll
% for Liverpool. passed Brow Head May ,
Steamer American ,Duch Butt from Rotterdam Tor
New York. pas the Isle u Wight MAY =
Steamer Arnl t}r Richardson. from New YORK Aprll
10 ffor orIers) passed the Lizard Nav T.
steamer Augusta Victoria GER. Eaempf. Hamburg
for New York. passed Hurst Castle MAY ,.
steamer Eiruria nir'. Ferguson. from New YORK Tor
Liverpool passed Brow Head May ?. .
Croft ,fr, Robinson. from New YORK Aprn ].
FOR I~ith and Dundee. passed Lewis Island Nav 3
Steamer Thingvalla DAM. Ncrentzen. sailed from Co
rcnhasen for New York April 30
Steamer Vrnea ";ep. Won ii@ssewi'2. from N"w-f YORK
via Chrlstiansani. arrived at 'iphenburg May Z
steamer Russia (Ger). Schmidt. from New-york April
20 arrived n Hamburg May 3
steamer Nnrmannia oIerl RarendS. rom New YORK.
VIA snutha npton arrived at Hamburg May ,
steamer Wrrra Werl. Pohc. sailed from Genoa for
New York April 30
steamer Neus,ria (Fr Iabuta sailed from Marseille,
for New York NAV /
Donna Maria Poro. Marreros. from New fork
VIA Lisbon arrived at pIor'o April N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04

censured and although the reports never came be-
fore the House for action 1t was presuneu r' Mi
Lyman would resign. Since that tine i"i.o' tiiit
Mn Lyman would leave the commission mas p~cn
prevalent every few months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
NIL I4CkAW ANA AND WESTERN X. H.
stations IN Nev-iOrI foot of barclay ana
Christophrr streets ....
xrsTtnllD rV,iN~. PULLMAN BUFFET

prec, r,,,e f. Hi;VARK BLOOMFIrf.p MoNTCLAR.
Ridge Madison Norris, 'wn, Iasssle Paterson boon'
AK: IloPArCONG nackctistown. SCHooLEl'S
IioI'%TAIN Washington. pHlI.IiPsBtRG EASToN.
WNrtU GAP SrROt'pSRrR0. rocono Mountains
SrnN%rON iITTSrON. WlLkISBAkkE. NANIl-
,.ntSr pANViiIE. NORTH MBERLAND. Mont
,,ar utNGIAMTON. OXFORD. NoNWlCli. Water
,ne UTICA ElCiFiELp sPltiNDS; Co.!land.
sVuAcI-SE OSN 200. ITHACA. ONEOo. ELMlRA,
,.opNING BATH. pANSNILLE BUFFALO and all
,.,tnfs WEST NORTHWEST AND soUTllWEST.
7.oo 4 -rINGHAMTON MAI" stops at principal
o.oo ,'a .,, prFFALo. SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN.
wy ,.r,rA UI,iIFlID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
DsWtriO ENPRI.Ss. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars con.
rcc NJ Burao :rain FOR Chicago. arriving 90
,oo !, y .' NJ heNs stRA%T5N RINGnAMToN and ELMIRA
TX Press. Pullman paiio. carr: r.,
IN mi EXPRESS pullman plIlor cars
30 T. NJ oDaiiy)-Dnrao Ics6ned Limited Express
t,sTo Pullman buffet Sleeping Car Connects at
,,nr",, win train for Chicago arriving at 0 IS IN
- "a N ~" ,Dal,) -RUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
''T ox l,TICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS
Iullmar buffet Seepers =. ,,,,.,., >. .uo..c -. y.
,r nacs 500 broadway. Tickets at ferry stations ~:
III 4th-avr l"th-st. ~ West l2othst
90. ~4,ns-aye New York 33S and 725 Fulton ST. and
iS; ROADWAY Brooklyn. Time tahos giving full infor-
"Wvr.t,sTe,O.rT EXPRESS COMPANY win call for and
.,"cl baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
FOREIGN EXHIBITORS SHUT OUT.

Washington. May 3.-The attitude OF the promoter .
Of the Berlin Exposition OF 1896 in reference TO he
admission Of foreign goods being In doubt. Consul
General DE Kay requested an American firm doihg
business In Berlin. paying taxes and making ana
selling goods. TO claim admission for Us goods ann
10 insist upon an The claim was MADE anu
rejected ON the plea that the main branch or me
firms business was located ELSEWHERE. To clnch
matters the exposition promoters announced that the
time for making entries was closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04

The New Route 10 the E'nr-Famcd SnRuenay'
AND THE
nSrY rail route to the delightful summer resorts ana
~ dshug rruunds north QIcoec and 70 Lake 81 john
Chicoutiinl. through the
CANADIAN ADIRONDACkS.
Train, connect AZ ,lcouiimi with Saguenay Steamers
~ raJ,us,r ,ac0una Murray Pay and quebec 4 round
trir unenu,lll IN America through matchlcss forest
nnininin river lake scenery. down the majestic
S,r,,.n,v by daylight back the Fortress CITY
touching at all beautiful seaside r"sorts On the Lower
~ Lawrence with their chain of ,Omnodious Hotels
Hotel oheryal Lake ST. John. las tst-c acconino-
date for .Oo guests. ..,
Aprlv 10 ticket agents ~ nil principal cities
beautifully illustrated guide book ree on apli'caton
- ltNrf,N J. q. SCOTT.
go y e - IL, Ourl,e, Can. Sscy 4 Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD or JERSEY.
fAnfhra.lte coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block signals.
- ~ IT'D III-a .l.MLtR HIl lNn4.


Four tracks Automatic Block signals
o. And AFTER DEFENDER 30. 1894
Traias l-as- station foot ~ lib"rty-st
Tnsflr. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch 'hunk Nc.
4 20 ia 80 I'll ~ 20 E7ston) A. NJ. lilo. lfD t&;O
o. Fa@'lni 80 = - : 30 Z Alen1wn. 7. VI sundays
4 20 - IL % Il~f,,J y NJ. LOO. ; 30 500 =. NJ. -
F0r WUFcshFre F'ist,n and sciant n. v.lV a. NJ
I 10 ! 20 20 =. 81 SUNDAYS. I.3o A NJ. . -.
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Through trains Tor chicago and the Wesi Isass ~
York. foot Ok Chambers daily, follows. ana h''
minutes Garlic from West 23d-st: nj,
Oh. 4. M.-VestiDul.d Express for Waveriy. BlnE-
J'lC ham'on Elura. Buffalo. Bradford and saia-
iarlOr to Buffalo. -,
.).nO y. M-Vcstihule. Limited Solid train FOR chi,
c'OO cago Via Chautaugud Lake. arrives Cleveian1
s45 :. m Chicago y. Sleepers TO chi
cago Cleveland ana Cincinnati. Dining Car
c.c0 =. VI Buffalo Vestbued Express. arrives But'
WOW falo \ n. making direct connections Tor De-
troit. Chicago mi the West BuHaio passengers
-.s~per until ) A. NJ -,
$40 & an "o cis s Sleep rs1 to S Dano CHI
cago and Cinc.nnati pinng Car. ,,.,,,,.v
4 OCir TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
|. accommodations ~ III. 2Gi 40l and %! Broadway.
1870 East l2,thst Chambers and West 23d St ferries
New York. Broadway 333 Fulton BROOKLYN 2.o
Hudson st. Hoioken ard Jersey city station Ere
Transfer company calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences 70 destination