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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-01-04
HIGH SOCIETY OF ALL NATIONS
Presidents Rec ption Begins the Round

Presidents Rec ption Begins the Round
OF Winter Festivities at the Capital.
Washington, Dec. 2S.-The social sea-
son this winter at the capital will begin
with the presidents reception TO the peo-
pie at the White house on New Years
day, from II until o'clock From that
time on until the middle Of February,
when Lent begins. there will be a con-
tinued series of festivities The greatest
functions of the season will be held at
the White house. The president will give
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-01-04
BADGER MOUNTAIN LODGE OFFICERS
installation of Masons at WatervilIe
Last SATURDAY..

Watervile Dec. 30-The following offc
ers of Badger Mountain lodge No. 81, F.
e A. NJ, We're installed last Saturday
night: Worshipful master, f. X. Pender-
gast; senior warden, NJ. B. Howe; Junior
warden, w. w. Mitchell; treasurer, A. L.
Rogers; secretary, NJ B. Malloy; senior
deacon, A. l.. Maltbie; junior deacon, S.
c. Robins; senior steward, r. p. Webb;
junior steward, l. NJ. Derifield; marshal,
C. E. Rogers; tyler, /. @. Butler.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-01-04
THE MINERAL OUTPUT OF IDAHO
Total Of $40, 100000, Being An III.
crease of Near,x q Million

Boise, Dec. 31.-AsSay offices have COM
plete returns of the mineral production of
Idaho counties excepting from counties
whose production is small. With these es-
timated, the total for the year is: Gold
s270O,OoO, silver s5,O00,oc0 lead $1,000, 900, to-
tai $40, 700, 900
This is an increase over 1894 of s905, $40.
There was handled at the Boise assay Of
flee during the year 81 f.221 ,8S6 in gold and
S2i, 1893 in silver, an increase over 1894 of
s2433 S74.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-01-04
RED CROSS WORK IN ARMENIA
Clara Barton the Chief Speaker at a
Meefic1p III RASfnn

Clara Barton the Chief Speaker at
Meeting i'll Boston.
Boston, Dec. S0.-A meeting of citizens
held for the purpose of aiding the Red
Cross Armenian relief work was held in
the city hall today Mayor Quincy pre-
sided and Miss Barton, who is at the
head of the Red Cross organization, was
the chief speaker.
TT is necessary" she said, "that if the
Red Cross society is to undertake the task
of aiding the Armenians, shall have
ample financial support, and it is also
necessary that the society shall be backed
by the credit of the government and Of
the American people,
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-01-04
umber Makers Assigned

Chicago, Dec. 30.-The Farson and Lib
by Company, dealers in lumber and manu-
facturers of SASH doors and blinds, made
an assignment today to Charles e. Paine.
The assets and liabilities are about $780,
900 each.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-01-04
BlCICLiST SANGER is MARRIED

rook Miss kohenhcrg Skating and They
Gave Their ! riends the Slip.
Milwaukee, Dec. 29.-Walter C. Sanger,
the well known professional bicycle rider.
and Miss Katherine kohenberg, Of Chi
cago, were secretly married Friday night
lv Rev. Father McGill They were on their
way 70 the river to skate with friends
when they slipped away, were married,
and later joined the skating party. Late
that night they announced the wedding to
their parents.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-01-04
SUDDEN FORTUNE EAFrECTEuHiSM MIND
Alfred Trip, Possessor of $3OO.OOO
Committed Suicide.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Dec. 28.-Alfred M.
Trip, aged 40, committed suicide BY
hanging last night. He recently fell heir
to an estate Of 100000 left him by his
father, and it is believed the responsible
tiles attached to the handling Of the
money affected his mind.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-01-04

New York, Dec. 29.-The seventh annual
convention Of the Hebrew branch Of the
social labor party convened here today.
The convention will continue throughout
the week.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-01-04
FENEZUELA PREPARES FOR WAR
,ct1vc Military Moves, Including the En-.
liStmeut OF AYailahlc Men

HStment OF AValIabTC Men.
New York, Dec 31.-A special to the
World from Caracas says:
Active military preparations are go
ing on. General Garcia Gomez has been
appointed to command the troops or
g2nized in the federal districts He has
ordered that males between Is and so
who have enrolled. be drilled imme-
diately. A retired officer of the French
artillery is daily instructing the ma
tonal troops in the use of national
guns"
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-01-04
LATEST BILLS AND RESOLU TIONS
Pettigrew Asks That Silver Be Coined
Senator Squire's Bills.

Washington, Dec. 31.-Among the bills
and resolutions introduced in the SEN
ate was the following:
BY Senator ettigrew-Directing the
secretary Of the treasury to cancel and
not reissue greenbacks hereafter re-
deemed by him, but to issue silver GER
tificates in their place. the certificates
to be redeemed with silver dollars. To
meet the demand thus created the sec
retary Is directed to coin the silver now
in the treasury and If the amount is
not sufficient for the purpose. he is to
purchase more silver bullion from time
to time.
BY SENATOR SQUIRE.
Senator Squire today introduced the
following bills: To establish an army
post at Seattle; for the relief of Louisa
A. Bozarth of Vancouver; an amend
ment to increase the duty on coal to Is
cents per ton.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-01-04

Chili.BOlivia Treaty.
Lima, Peru, via Galveston, Dec. 29.-It
is said that the Chill senate last night ap-
proved the Chili-Bolivia treaty.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-01-04

God for South America.
New York, Dec. 31.-Mueller, Schall &,
Co. will ship s5OO,O0O gold to South Amer
lea tomorrow.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-01-04
ONE MoRE MAN 10 VISIT VENEZUELA
Richard II. Alvey, Chief Justice of the
Court of Appeals, Named.

New York. Dec. ga special from
Washington to a local paper says:
The president has invited Richard H.
Alvey Of Maryland, the present chief JUS
tice Of the court OF appeals Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, to serve as a member
of the Venezuelan commission.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-01-04
BRAZIL WILL NOT ARBITRATE IT
Possession Of the Island of Trinidad
Cannot Be Settled That Way.

Rio Janeiro, Dec. S1.-Before congress
adjourned yesterday the minister of for
eign affairs explained the impossibility of
accepting the arbitration proposed by
Great Britain regarding the disputed own
ership of Trinidad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-02
LENTEN MISSION AT ST. ANDREWS.

Tho Rev W Hav Aiken General Superintendent
Of the Church OF England Parochial Mission So
ciety began two weeks Lenten mission yester-
day at ST. Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church'
One hundred and-twcnty-seventh-st ana fHth-aNe'
He preached at the morning service yesterday
Know myself" said he. lis q maxim which 'he
ancients had great regard for. The mission whch
we are now inaugurating is for the purpose OF max
ing men know themselves. The kndest thing that
God can do for us is TO show us what we really are
and the kindest thing that the Christian pastor can
do TO hold the mirror 1t Is possible that
friends may be kinder TO US than We are 10 our
selves. II Is easy to dupe ones own conscience
We cannot treat ourselves more kindly than by &C
cepting the truth as it is, though IT may humble
us TO the dust"
sermon for men only preached at o'clock
In the afternoon.
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lEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

DeSbrOaseO af
200 T. Vi. daily. except Sunday for MAUCH CHUNK
o,t ,term,date stations.
0n Sab ia A. VI daily or GENEVA; ROCHESTER BuF
r.fn NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE ara
~ Yves. and principal local points. dning-car IN
..ors,cn Bridge Pullman Nestibue Sleeper 10 Chcag 90
'u.s.iO 4 VI. daily Qeaves at 1890 A. NJ sunday o.
uAicH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections 70,
IWnading and Harrisburg.
40 r. w. daily except Sunday. for EI.MIRA an, ali
stations conn, cons for Pottsville and Raaa
IT, chair-car 10 Wilkssbarre.
i"s IN y VI, Sundays only for Wkesbarre T. II
n",on and all intermediate stations - 49,
~ - II. daily, except sunday. for l.. g. u rr-v~
roN and principal intermediate stations Pullman burs,
a.rO % VI. daily. excep; Sunday for Bound Rrook ana
intermediate stations. -
S,tn p. VI. daily for EAsToN and intermediate STA
900 y. VI. daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
ana all points West. Pullman Sleeper yestIbula TO
Ssa-York Chicago. Sleeper to Buffalo and Toronto
Connections for Reading and Harrisburg 'O'
V;BO T.. VI. daily except sunday for Eason and ,ner
900 r. VI. daily FOR ITHACA GENEVA ROCKIES
TIr Rr-FFALO NIAGARA FALLS and all points Wc.,
pullman Sleepers Chicago and Buffalo. Char-car "a
Nilkesbarre.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at c35 POI a4a
and 3o3 Broadvay 81 East IAN ST. 1850 East Io5,h 81
New-York. 500 Fulton St. Court ST. 0S Broadway ana
BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn. ~ Y.
The Transfer Co will call and check bag
gage hotel residence through TO destination
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OTRSI-ANT 10 statutory requirement, notice
Railroads.
RAILROADS..
BAL IIM0RE & OHIO RAILROAD.

IA
a.I,,mo.. Washington, Chlcngo, Cincinnati.
ST. Louis and al P" ON II, we TpatNs
L.av. New-York foot OF Ibery-ss gay ica CiIcAGo
2.ao n m and 1915 night. PlTrSBl Ri $50: ex sun.
40 Sun i2l5 night. CINCINNATI ST LOUIS 10
a H. 500 D. m WASHINGTON BALTIMoKE a. m.
eI sun 10 a m Dining Car. II 80 a. M. Dining Car.
20 n m Is 80 D M ex sun. Dining car) 600 .. m.
u 90 o. m Dining carr. 1913 night
NORFOLK II 80 daily.
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke ana aa Chn''n sn Pullman
All train. Illuminated with Pintsch light
Ticket on1crs: 49, I72. 261. AS LILO Broadway. II
East 18Th 81 i27 Bowery. ~ Y. 3+i Fulton ST. Brook
Ign: stations foot of Liberty St. C. H. r. OF ~
New-York Transfer Company will call for and check
baxraxs from hotel or residence 70 destination.
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Adams u. station. " y. follows and
70 minutes earlier foot oil Franklin ST..
3: $50 \. VI. Daily local to Buffalo
1880 A. W. Daily local Albany for Catski Mountains
Parlor Albany sundays only
O,I5 A. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochester
buffalo. Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland and Sheaso.
/ 35 A. NJ. Daily except Sunday. 10 Caskill Noun
isins New PATTI. Lakes MOhOnk and Mln ,ns Al
bany Sal atoga, Caldwell Lake George Parlor Car.
4.OO r VI. Daily. except sunday for Albany
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
a,ae 20 NJ Daily except sunday for Newburg Albany.
ssra'osM aI DAILY except Sunday Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester and Bunalo, ,.,,.. sxr..,.. po......
kanalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland. Chi
ssxo NJ time parior and sleeping
,,nns apply offices BROOKLYN and NewYork and
modaton Time tables at principal hotels For other
OF sta. n.on address c. r. LAMBERT
n"" passenger Aren't 6Xssdsrhut-ave.. Nsw.York
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Nem Publications..
A PPLEToNs'
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
MARCH.

THE PLACE OF TAXATION IN LITERATURE AND
HISTORY. BY David A. Wells. IL. D. D. & l.
Gives the methods employed for raising revenue in
ancient Greece and Rome.
FAILURE OF SCIENTIFIC MATERIALISM BY
Prof. Wilhelm OSWALD.
sharp criticism Of the rnaterialist theory. with
eestions for substitute.
sTEPPEs. DESERTS AND ALKALI LANDS. By Prof
T. ". Hilgard.
that aka lands contain large quantities OF The
valuable food and tells how their Injurious
constituents mOy be neutrazed
ACCOMMODATIONS BY Prof William z. Ripley
scientific examination OF the problem Of colonization
in tropical climates.
EXERCISE AS REMEDY. BY Henry Ling Taylor.
NJ. p.
Shows how potent a curative agent exercise may he
when carefully prescribed
OTHER ARTICLES BY
Herbert Spencer W. X Brooks W. Romano Newbold J.
Dybowski. James Roadway. G. +. Holder, NJ Y. O'Shea
and clifford lie Clear.
Sketch and portrait Of William Starting sulvant.
Correspondence Editors Table Scientific Literature. and
Fragments OF Science.
so CENTS A NUMBER: $500 A YEAR
D. APPLETON & CO.. NETWORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-02

Ex-senator Thomas c. Platt YESTERDAY discarded
the crutches which he has been compelled 10 use
.,,.r since his fall upon the ice in front of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel early last week. and was able
to move around his in the Fifth Avenue Hotel
with ease He probably will 90 down 70 MS 2fGe
ing their patient quiet he has chafed under me
enforced restraint. lie has received n1iioet O
callers in his room since he was compeIed 10 tahe
10 crutches Among those VINO called upon MN
yesterday were Charles Emory smith. Eu1 Ir OF
'.The Pbuadephja Press: Senator John Kaines
and other members of the State Legislature VINO
are visiting in the city
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Railroads..
f3ai.roa0s.
-AMGRIcA's cRgATEST RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
l. HUDSON RIVER r. R.

From Grand Central station. 42d Street,
a9Ds a.
syracuse and Rochester Due Buffalo 4;4o p. M
$50 Mb aaijs ' Fast Mail for poushkeep.e Al
bany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
IO;3O A. MNExcept Sunday. Day Express For all mi
lam Pocsnt New-York state points s,,,., FOR Column
bus Cincinnati Indianapolis and St. Louis ss.ps
at Poughkeepse. Albany, Utica. Syracuse H0'"e'-
100 MDay Chicago Special for DETROIT PSs.S KEEP
81 Albany. schenectady. Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
$3.50 P M~Except Sunday. West Point Poushkeep'ie'
4.so Mp 1lHy Norsh shor. Limited Due Detroit
$40 a. m. Chicago 4:3O p. m Stops o. ~
600 Mpaiy Albany; Troy Utica h hason
Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit Yin
c'2S 1Sng'' r or Troy s.r..os, Burlington
..o Pla,,sburg St. Adams and Montrsai FALL, cev.
land. Indianapolis. St Louis. Chicago stops AT
600 Albany and s nsSa Car
only for points on Fail Brook Railway. via Lyons
eno Mbaiy for Syracuse osw.c, W r,.SsSnS
3gdensburs Buffalo, Nassra s, Falls for Cape
Vincent and the Auburn Road. ,,o,,.,
point. on NsSSor rs' Genital 5Gr s,ssD,
Sunday night. sunday nights Albany and chicago
o.oe esf'' and SrEs @ fi' &paS except Sunday to
o.,. rt'sded: via Harlem Division ~, ~. perk
'h,1f MIX %;S4 4sspy giy - P2oxKrns
An night trains between ls5s sna pon's with On
Dy9n as sr az ,Sa v IN line unnn AL
light" trains out Of New-York.
WaEne Pa1cs cans On all through st trains
Tickets and Wagner OFFICES At Grand Central Sta,,on:
~ s r':s POI aa
:5'h-s. and issth st. station Nsw-York sss and 72o
Baseaee checked from hotel residence BY the West
q, ExIress COMPANY. ooac- =, n,vrrrs
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
Railroads.
RAILROAD.
ations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streste
In Effect January Ii lsuH

sOA4s>sO~4~
Stations foot OF Desbrosses and Couandt StrsssA
In Effect January Is. 1896
1000 EAfT EsTvstl4I Car
on ca xr4S ssD1s Dining smSns sSa
Hcu n c'Ii5Da 80 Ipdsn1p0 s ssa 4os a
y yilis and Chicago Arrive Cincinnati 1915 A. NJ. st.
600 NJ wE ssIfsSS ' Ex p 4 pullman sleeping
7as s III SsSAsl EHRRsss
Dsa't fs' M to f G.aslnS 'n ioS H.
fAciFc csfsSd Resaias Sleeping
escen Connects for Chicago daily and CeVe'an'
, $40 WxsMixcrox AND THE SOUTH ~ q %
6iass s25 p,s enc zap 70
Dining ca 5 10 a. pa5er rad Dnns Sa
s9au as.,a $ R.wAys a,y p ss e. s. To-
snripss Neworeans Memphis Asheye snu n nS
Jackssnvi night daily. sleepers to New-o'eAh' al"
ps o 81 sy 'ass
n sy pO s.fpers to
ca sny Exc OHIO RAILWAY Express $50 p NJ
For OLD POINT coMFoRT and Norfolk via Cap:
sIeepe; s0P'e A. NJ week days and win through
EoR CAPE MY IA? G ISe f E weekdays. r,.,
Pleasant. sIo A. NJ IL TO- $40. $40 and iiso p ~
Park. 9i5 A " y p NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
~ ~ $50 o. $50 30 Penna. limeH. ~ az r.n
Ing CAP Cap, u 4 NJ IT, 2lo; 3 32o 20 go ,p,r'
Ing carr . Dining Carr. Dining Carr. = 90 u r. NJ
i2i: night sundays sl5 $50. 900. go 40 L,mitet,
10 II 4 NJ. Dining carr. 300. 4, 80 40 (Dln,ns
Can. 3 Dining Carr. Dining Carr 145. s, r. NJ
1918 night.
Ticket offices: Nos 4s3 s4i lls0. i32a. III and 26i
Broadway. Astor House and foot u leshrosses ana
Cortland Streets: Court Street 500 Fulton street ~
Broadway and BROOKLYN Annex Station. foot ~ Fulton
Street. Brooklyn Station Jersey CITY. The New York
Transfer Company call for and check baggage from
hotels and ree'iences through TO destination
6. " PROVOST. y 2. Woor
Ca~.- Al w. A~@-s
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Qearbers.


~ RADUATE OF Yale and Columbia for twelve years
" tutor In well known families additional pupils;
special experience in college preparatory nstrdcion
WINTHROP. 1.242 Broadway.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New-YofH FOOT OF Chambers
as follows ana I'VE minutes earlier from 23d-st.
ann A M.-Nestibuied Express Daily Wayeriy
C.UU Bngham,on. Elmra. Buffalo Bradford. James
L. Meatvllls and the West. Parlor car 10
Buffalo
..OO T. M.-Vestipuied Limited fast rail Daily. solid
..UU FOR Chicago via Chautauqua Lake. arrives
Gle, Gland 80 A. NJ Chicago p. VI sleepers
g. Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
$50 a. 80 e. NJ making f 39ss R1y ss. =:
Detroit. Chicago and the West.
$40 ; & an Lag 'H st Nasafs to F Ba,
falo Chicago and cincinnati. Dining Car.
TICKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
l accommodations az III. 2G1 i0l and 957 Broadway
1850 East l25rh-st Chambers and West 23i-st ferries
New York Broadway and 333 Fulton-s Brooklyn
Hudson st. Hcboken and Jersey Cy Station Erie
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
hotels and residences TO destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD dNEW.J JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four Tracks. Automatic Block signals
~ altar Noyernber Il, 1879.

Anthracite coal used exclusively
fouG On T and after Au Sn%embe PI?k se
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty s., ..
n? si6 ss ~ ason M 10 10 400
Eastonj. 43o 5:45 7:3o Allentown. p ". Sundays
40 az ,, 70 Eason a NJ 100 go 500 = NJ,
ITO 40 i:so r II sundays 40 4. N
For nssdias at 80. s:os 6:ia il 30 n; 10 l,so
i:o $40. 5;so Sco P n; l2iS 1Igh,. IN IN
600 P. NJ 1915 night oo
For sudbury. Iewisburs and WILLIAMSON, at 80 500
e;lo 4 81. 40 100. 7.3o p. NJ Sundays 4:So A. NJ
ALL~RAIL ROUTE:
Fs. Red Hs e. 'f s'1A sn' Rs9 .;rs t3S
On. sunday co except Ocean Grove and Asoury
FOR LAKEWOOD.
80 So a ~ ~ go 40 M p.,s ~.
For Atlantic city. vineland and Brigeon. 4so A. NJ.
i:4j p NJ
sanda ,'O 900 '1 NJ ~ 400 ? '' ''''
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia. week days; 40 500 200 300
Parlor carr. : 90 600 Dining carr 1880. 900 p. NJ.
i2i5 night, sundays, 80 900 1000 li:3o Dining
Car a. NJ. 2:3O co. SEQ eco Dining Carr 7. NJ.
For baltimore Washington. week days 500 1000
iso Hns & Am NJ e 2S9 $50 go go 90 n nns
ca a} 4 g. $50 $50 Dnins CAP P. NJ. i2:i5
n.ght =. o.,.-., -. IT,. -.
Liberty St. iis iI2. 2Gl. as: eH iio 1879 Broadway.
81, Fulton ST. Brooklyn. % Broadway. Williamsburg
The York Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
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Danrine 6fhcols.

A LExANDER MACGREGOR.
"A Nendeissohn Rooms, LOG los West b5th-st.
Private lessons and classes In dancing
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on. .,, pos,or,c. Address No. . Tryon Row n. Y
nIRSTANT TO statutory requirement notice

DI'KSI-ANT to statutory requirement notice
is hereby given that Act has been passed by both
BRANCHES Of the Legislature entitled and wordei as io
AN ACT 70 amend Chapter col u the Laws OF iN'' en-
,sd in % the Interior courts 81 Ni,ln
mai Jurisdiction In CITY and County oi NtW- OF
IN relation 10 the Clerk and Deputy clerk OF he ours
81 srocal Sessions and for the CITY ana county u
York -, pu,lt. Wearing
uton such Nh Will l.. hed at the ONCE 81 me NAY o.
IN Tho CIV Hall in the CITY u New-fork on luesa"S
March ID. 1890. 2.3O y M 600,
Dated t'itv Hall February 20. 1920
DTKSI Ant To statutory requirement. hou''
10 hereby given that Act ms been pasIc, ny p Si
branches Of The LEGISLATURE. entitled and worried "H 'o
An ACT to establish additional anl CIV iu''
district district IN tn" 'ty o
Further notice is hereby given that a fupliS nea,'ns
in Tho cry Hall In the city Of New orA' q" "N'"N9
dav March an. 1891. a o'clock j. NJ
Ip,,oI CIV Han February 10Th. lS'n
nIRSTANT to statutory requirement. hoUc'
ID, b.rsbv ytven that an Act has been passed py pom
branches 81 The Legislature. entitled ma wotueu as i"'
lows. &c, ., f-b,r,cr 4iO ~
~. 1850 entitled IAN consolidate lnto one
A., nj ., Jeclor. the special and local laws arctihs
pulsic interests In the CITY of n" inrk, @ ~ ,be
rraraens receiving fines and paying same over 10 'e
Tmr,br notice is hereby given that Public Hearing
pnon s1cb hin Will he held at the once OF the Mhso'
upon SUI ~. III g., the Citv New York. on Wednes-
dov March 4th 1896 At 3:;o = ~.
dated CIV Hall. February 2fth IN'p
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Jnsfrnrtlon.

Jnsirnrtlon.
For Boys and Young Men.-City.
DWIGHT SCHOOL
- academic Department Of y. Y Preparatory Schooi)
Sixteenth begins September IS Certificate admits
10 many colleges WITHOUT FURTHER EXAMINATION.
Laboratories Gymnasium. For announcement address
Principal ARTHUR WILLIAMS (Yale). l.+19 80 Broad
For Young La1ies.-City.
Al ADEMOISELLE NELTlN.
AVA SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
l6O AND l62 WEST 18th ST.
COLLEGE PREPARATION.
THE JACOTOT SCHOOL.
i II WEST s6TH-ST.
boarding and day school for girls; kindergarten for
BOYS and giIls, conducted in French.
Mile FROMENT and Mrs C. L. MORGAN. Principals
THE MISSES ELYs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
i RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
SSH and s6th Streets
New ~ork
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Wlntcr Resorts.
A[RILILNGl LHJylIlEL=.

Sea end Michigan-aye ATLANTIC CID -, ~, j. -,
open Every day in the year. Steam heat mi ocsae
fires Oo square feet heated paor. with 'u'' o'ea'
view. Send fer illustrated Booklet, 49, ur-pcuasE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-02
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. r.
stations in N~w-YOrk foot Of Barclay and
Christopher streets.
XESTIBlLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
II

Direct route to NEWARK. BLIDOMFIELD. MoNTCLAIR
THE ORANGES. summit. Bsrnardsvie Basklng
Ridge Madison. Morristown PAssaic Paterson. Boon
ION Dover Sianhope. NEWTON BUnDs LAKE
LAKE HoPATCoNG. Hacket,stown. scHOofEY'S
MOI NTAIN. Washington. PlIILLIPSBURG EASTON
WATER GAP. STROUDSBURG. Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON PITTSrON. W1LkESBARRE NANTI.
COKE. DANvILLE NoRTHI MBERLAND Mont
viile UTICA. RIcHFIELD SPRINGS cortland
SYRACUSE. OSWEiO. ITHACA. OWEGO EIMIRA
CoRNIiG. BATH. oANsvlLrE BUFFALO ana ali
uonts WEST. NORTHWEST AND OUTTIWEST'
100 A TRANSPORTATION MAIL Stops at principal
e.oo A M-BIFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN
Utica RICTIFIELD SPRINGS SYRArI-SF and
oSWEC;O EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor cars con.
noe, NJ Ruralo with for Chicago ana poIn,s wes,
,.oo y M-sCRANTON. WILKEsBARRE and EIMIRA
rvpRrcS Pullman Buffet paIlor
% y n SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PIYN.
t.TIi EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
eo y n CDaIy) Vestibuled Limited Express
',or SCRANTON BINGHAMTON ELMIRA BIrF.
TAIO Pullman Bure' Sleeping Car. Connects a,
$50 p NJ Daily).-BvFMAI:o SCRANTON. BINGHAM
,roN Utica SYRACUSE ana OSWEGO EXPRESS.
pullman Buffet Sleep.rs
TiCKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at II
Park place Broadwiv Tickets at ferry stations 942
o3s coumbus-ave. NewYo-k 33s and I26 Fulton
loo proadwsy brooklyn Time tables giving full nfor-
nation MI STATIONS ..-..,-
check baggasa ho,. or residence TO destir alton.