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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
MESSAGE WITHOUT WIRES.
NrKorA TESLA SAYS TELEGRAPHING MAY BE
DONE IN THAT MANNER.

Nikola Teqla the wel-known electrician and sell
enlist OF this city. is just now engaged on con-
.,,,cs for e,esraphing essages 10 all points OF
tho Garth without the use Of wires lie Is intent !"
,o,, on cstablishing A huge world-ucker 80 tha'
message sent TO any particular point wou1i I'M
,,a1io ,ey be recorlad AT ever oihe- point wher"
o,. ~ Mr. Tesla's machines was placed. Supstah-
,,auv his pan Il 20 make practicil use OF the we'll
known fact that thu earth Is full OF electricity IN
c,d.d I'm his scheme - MS erdeavor 10 prone 'Ae
to.s,,nitv OF communicating with some OF the
rct--s. planets. MIR Tesla in describing MS pro-
jet SAYS: ~,
eft Is no. n any way dependent upon the iigh
,oiee o. vibration accompanying an ordinary cleo
.-,c DISCHARGE II f. wholly through the electricity
,,ov.s which are propagated through the atmos-
mn, r. ard the ether beyond. that We may nope 10
,h,o,n any results But 4 there are intelligent IN
r,hf,nts OF Mars or any other planet IL seems
., ma ,ha, we can do something 20 attract their
attention Tbs OF course. Is the extreme appi'ca-
,,, ~ this principle OF the propagation OF elecT'e
,,aves The same principle may oe empioyeu WIN
-,,d sn,r, for the transmission OF news 10 an
r,r,s ~ the earth. 1t was formerly tnouSh. thI'
N order 10 get any power out OF eiecti,C'N d 81
i,,t,'- clrci, mas, exist but II has been SHOWN
mo wire II Is perfectly poss ble TO operate
motor or an electric light with JUST shsIe me OF
,,,r, leo1ing TO the apparatus IL naturany oc-
rurred 10 ne that. the earth Is .o''uu.sD. a.,
iac,riceI disturbance at one point. eausns d
c.rr.iS, ~ we eou brium OF the earths electricity.
cnaise ~ al, ~ ali points the earth's surface.
ana might be recorded by properly oo"SU"0''u III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26

dent Of the Hotel Mems Association. expresses s eH
IRENE dissatisfaction with the Raines act ana sal
that II was contrary to all ideas Of law ana Justc
H. L. Merrfeld expresiden OF me G NAM
other influential hotel men spoke In no uncertain
tones about the law. condcmnng IT'S provlsiohs "a
unjust The hotel men VIII douDtless IN i,na
from in Albany when this act is mp for reconsiuera-
ton - T., .ba CITY
some restaurant and saloonkeepers IN the CIV!
construed the Raines law as gonG into eiect
day and as a result withdrew the iree-uHncn au
tlnct 10 their barrooms. The proprietor oI d ri
taurant and cafe in Cortandt-st. and also IN i'o
way, had neat menu card YESTERDAY, Hio" rS~n
headed in back-faced type "itaines IuhcIi :, .-n
the menu went on TO quote prices, Whlch WeIe
ridculously low, and were merely nominal. ~
town in the large saloons and the DaTrooms "a
hotels the same construction had not peen pi".ta
upon the date of the laws taking erect ana AM, t,c
,,sual lunch was served, the hotel men cchtehulhb
that the law did not 60 into effect until June 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
WIFE WANTS THE INSURANCE.

rhc trial OF an action brought by Elizabeth X.
Rachrach widow and administrators OF Henry Is
Bachrach agains. Fannie Ogden butcher and the
New-Netherlands Life Insurance Company 10 re-
cover the proceeds Of two policies of 5000 each In
the company begun yesterday before Justice
Andrews In Special Term Part V. of the Suprem
Court. Mrs butcher lives at No. 1903 West Eighty
second-st. Mrs. Bachrach asked the Court to order
the NewNetherlands Life Insurance Company, I'M
pleaded defendant to pay the amount OF the
two $500 policies 10 her Administrative Her
counsel told Justice Andrews that the Insurance
company had turned over the $4,000 Of insurance
money in dispute between the two women 10 the
City Chamberlain to abide the result OF the SUIT 10
determine Its Lawful ownership. The company. he
said, appeared as disinterested third party MIS-
butcher says that Bachrach assigned the policies
TO her and admitted that there only VI con-
slderation for the assignment Bachrach died or
November l6 last. He had been separated from his
wife two years after their marriage, which took
place in 1891
The case went over Ill to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
SOLD "ROOSEVELT TEETH"
AMAzEMENr OF A MAGISTRATE AT CHARGE
AGAINST a PRISONER

Sold President Roosevets teeth exclaimed
Magistrate Wentworth yesterday. when Acting Cap
tain Ciroo arra.gned a before him. Sold Iresi-
dent Roosevelt's teeth How can that be- The
big police captain then produced from his pocket
what appeared TO be immense set OF false teeth
He handed them TO the Magistrate. who looked on
them in amazement They were made OF tin and
represented upper and lower set OF abnormaly
large teeth OF milky whitenees, while the gums were
n bright red. BY placing them in the mouth one
can make most hi1eous sound BY blowing through
them They are called TEDDY Roosevelt "histlinS
teeth" and five cents when sole by the street
fak.rs.
well. / can't that THIS Is crime. SAID
Magistrate Wentworth. Captain GrOC then explained
that he mad found the young man, who gaye his
nanlo as John Kennedy. OF No .39 West Thirty
fifth-st, selling them without license at the cor
ner Of Houston-st. and the Bowery. He was re-
leased his promise 10 provide himself with a
license
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
------
THEY WILL UOCTOR HORSES.
GRADUATION EXERCISES OF THE AMERICAN
VETERINARY COLLEGE, BROTHERS TAKE
trpcr- AND SECOND UOSOES


VETERINARY LEGE-BRoTnERs TAKE
FIRST AND SECOND HoNoRs.
The twcn,v-ars, annual commencement Of the
American Veterinary College was held last evening
at Chickcrng Hail large number of friends ana
relatives Of the graduates assembled to witness m"
presentation OF the diplomas and prizes DR.. Will
lam Coates presided. and on the PLATFORM which was
nrct,lv decorated with flowers also seated the
FACULTY and trustees The Rev Or. Robert $ Mac
Arthur offered prayer. after which Or. Faneuil d.
Xelsse the president OF the Board Of Trustees. pro-
ceedcd to confer the degrees The following the
names Of the graduates:
Clarence Iinwood Adams. Danlcson. Conn: Al
fred Frederick Bonger. Brooklyn: John suther-
land Buckley. Mount Washington. Md; Samuel
sutherland Buckley. T. Sc. Mount Washington
Nd: George Cohen. Ncw-York Cyrus Harvey Du-
Bots New-Paltz. y. y; John Daily Goseriy. New
York; Robert Walter Grutzman. b. Sc Strasburg
Germany; Leland Delano Ives. Wa.lingford Conn !;
Edward Nathaniel Leavy. Ncw-York. August Fred
crick Lange san Antonio. Tex; Thomas Jewett
Lee East CRANKY. Conn: Michael Joseph Murphy,
jr New-York. George W. Mead jr. Brooklyn;
Harrison Price Monk. Brooklyn: Percivl King
Nichols Port Richmond. " Y. Herbert william
Pratt. Rome. y. Y; Henry Wilson Peter Sacscrs-
WIFE, Penn; John Passmore Rauch. Memphis.
Tenn: John Goddard Richardson. Portland. Me:
william r. Rosekrans. New-York; Christian
RotnauH iioohSH' '"h''N ii'"N i-'''"' 49, ''"''-
land Mass; Robert Garrison Vail. Railway. y. j.;
Charles Robert Wtte, New-Rritain. Conn; Fred
erck Adolph Fucker. Ncw-York
The prizes were distributed by Professor l.. II.
Friedburg to the following winners: First prize.
gold medal. for best general exaTn.n ation. John
Sutherland buckley; second prize. set OF standard
books. for best practca. examination Samuel
sutherland Buckley. B. Sc. brother of the above
prize winner; third prize goa media. for the
best Thesis. Frederick Adolph Fucker; fourth prize.
for The best anatomical specimen, case OF instru-
ments Herbert William Pratt: junior prize one
half years scho arshp. for the best general exami-
nation. Roger +. Twomby.
Edward Nathaniel Lcavy delivered the vale1c-
tory. which VAS followed with address b. Pro-
fcssor j. ". Bowling. The formal proceedings were
cn.ivcrcd with II wcll-se ccted programme OF vocal
ana Instrumental music. The class officers were
GcOrg" ". Mead r.. president; william X. Rose
krans. vicc-prcsdent: Harrison i. Monk. secretary
George Cohen treasurer. and Frederick A. Xuclcr.
historian. After these exercises the nnnua. dinner
took pace. About hundred covers were laid and
DR.. William Herbert Lowe acted toastmastcr
The members of the graduating class among
the invited Rueats of the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26

Keller, p,i4x27,s 81 70: landscape or. Harting)
n,,s go study of Hands" GsembrandD, 22xl'. sU
"A Village Festival (Theobad MichaD, '3xlo
se2 80: "a Village Festival" Theobald Michau' H'
ss2 20: miniature portrait Gsabey). f2x"12 s"'
The VIII" (Hogarth). l5xlll2. SO: Roman arch-
lecture Claude 1orraine). l0xl$, $50 COVERINGS TO
Aaron" Grams Francken). %x64. sol The Young
Nayigators" D.orenz Fr0hlich). l2xl9, so, Ihe
Trumpeter" (Ncolaas Macs. 2Sx33, 1852 Cattle ana
Landscape" HalizzD. lSx6. ISL. Venus FRANCESCA
Albania 35x2s $50. Sunset the Marshes
1Zwengauer) iSx7O s75 The amount realized on the
sale last night was 1926 -. This sum. together
with 81 1872 90 the proceeds Of the sale of the night
before makes total OF $3.50 . paid for the coec-
ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
Az AGED MANS SUICIDE.
REED sLAsHED HIS WRIST WHILE IN BED-iLh
HEALTH THE CAUSE

HEALTH THE CAUSE
Kearon Reed slashed his left wrist with razor
cary yesterday morning. and died within few mo-
ments at the boarding house OF Mrs. b. W. roou-
man. No. ~ IVES; Forty-ffth-st. His wiie' MIS-.
Emma Reed slept soundly by his side when the act
was committed and awakened from her sleep
by her husbands groans Reed was elSh''-seVeh
wears old and his wife year younger. she aroused
the servants In the house. and told them her nus
band was having a hemorrhage When the servants
reached the bedroom Of the ased couple they sa"
what had happened. and prevailed upon the DIS
tracted old woman leave the room Almost I'M
media:ely thereafter her husband died. and the
news was then broken 10 her An undertaken took
charge of the body. and il was removed 10 me
home of the mans widowed daig1ter Mrs. Emma
NarcosO at No. $40 West Scventy-hrst-si.
Although advanced In years, Reed enjoyed good
heath up TO about SIX weeks ago. when he began TO
suffer with kidney complaint. In the last Two
weeks his suffering has been intense. but last even
Ing Or. G. y. Bleyth!ng tie family pnysiclan toid
Mrs Reed tina; her husband was on the road TO re-
covery 1t is thought by the family that The suffer
ing returned. and that the old man committed sui
eide under the impulse OF pain lie leaves Nv, Two
daughters Mrs. Marcoso and an unmarried daiigh-
ter. Miss Carrie Reed. He was engaged III about
ten years ago in hpbuiidlng. plumbing and copper
smelling and had some money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONK Frs.

Icvere,t F. Crumb, County Clerk. came 10 Yonk-
ors last night for the purpose OF qualifying those
nersons who have recently received comm ssloners
as notaries public. city Judee-elect william e. kel-
roc,. p,accd ms Office in the Warhurtoa building AZ
the d posal OF tho County Clerk ana t'ere the out"
Of Office was administered.
A; tho session OF Surrogate SHkmans court yes err
dav the Will OF Catherine a. Guest. OF New Rochel!e
,.as proved Her estate Is 10 be divided equally
among her six children.
AT the parors Of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION tomorrow evening tho Rev. l. H. FUNK OF
New York cry. will explain How Dictionary Is
Made" The talk will be illustrated by number OF
siereoptcan views.
A handicap pool tournament VIII begin this even
Ing 4, he rooms OF the Leo Association IN .'ctty
square Three handsome prizes have been oH'red'
and nearly MY members navo entered the contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

povco C.,nta,n Deverys trial before Justice Smytn.
Dock Commissioners meeting
Mass-meeting TO protest against apo.s"'i'' ~
trustees Grand Central Palace D. III,
New-York Yacht Club meeting ''"''
Ing. ,, r,o,r,orico's
seawanhaka Yacht Club dinner De'''o"''' o.
p m. ~. 90 proodwov
Kap,d Transit Commissioners NO -'' ,o., D.,
II emit games. armory. p M - ,,.,.
Annual reception o. Academy OF Se'e"ce'' ""''""'
Of Natural History, D. m ,.
VI ', coo,o,y ~ Electro Therapeutists, lecture
nv Dr. W H. King. Berkeley Lycenm D. III
Entertainment in aid OF Mount S'na' -''''''"'
Uodrsor's Assembly Rooms. anu p H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
COMMENTS BY PROMINENT GROcERs

The large grocery houses Of the city are deep!
interested in the effects and bearings OF the flhe'
act One OF the members of Acker, Merrah az
Cond!t said yesterday THE Ranes Dill Is an III
vaslon OF the rights OF American citizenship lhe'e
ia no reason. no sense In this movement CIuD
,ife will be killed by II. We recognize TINS measure
as purely a Plat. movement This biz means the
death OF Plat as political factor lie mas taken
desperate chances and will have 10 take HIS
medicine accordingly. believe that the names Id"
Will make the State Democratic next fall
rnember of the firm of Park & Tilford. who de-
cllned 10 allow the use of his name. said; .N'
cannot tel. yet what W II be the result OF the opera
zion OF the Raines law We hope ior the pest pu'
wc are OF the opinion that the law seriousy inle,-
fe.es WITH the ordinary prerogatlVes OF AheIlch'
citizenship 1t is n high-handed, sumpiuary meas
ure when never should have been passed D! =
body of Anne rlcans What the outcome VIII De we
can only Judge from the practical operations OF e
law"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
BURNED THROIGH BY AN IRON BAR.

owen Smith. "A workman. who lived at No New
Jersey Ra!lroad-avt. Newark met with IA shoc, ng
accident I'm the Atha ililingworth & Co.'S steel works
In HARRISON \. j.. nbout II o'clock last night H-
was employed In the rolling mil Of the steel works
As the bars through the first rollers they are
a, white heat. and two either side catch
them with pair Of tongs Smith missed the bar
N 1t came through and It struck him In the abdo-
-ren. The hot iron burned Its nearly through
him An ambulance was summoned and the dying
man was taken to 81 Mchacrs Hospital. \ similar
accident occurred In the morning to Timothy Nc
Dermo,t another workman but the blow was
elancing one, and he was not fatally burned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
HEPNACKI COLLECTION SOLD.

The articles belonging TO the art collection OF Dr.
Charles Bernacki which were not disposed or at
the sale on Tuesday evening were closed out last
night Mt auction at the American Art Galleries As
on the night before the prices paid for the paint
,ngs were small and. although the sale was we'll
attended, the bidding was at no time brisk and
spirited. The highest price was slo5 which was
paid for THE Models" I3x2l inches. by Johann
Rottenhammer. Most OF the pictures. however.
brought less than $50 Some Of the pictures sold and
the prices paid were: Taken Unawares" albert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
TWO BOYS HELD FOR BURGLARY.
YOUNG THIEVES WHO BROKE INTO A TAILOR
SHOP BOUND OVER

Frederick Johnson. eighteen years old, OF NO
LAOS Third-ave.. and Edward Gradich. eighteen years
old Of No. 1873 First-ave. were held in $lVp bail
each by Magistrate Kudlich, In the Harlem Court
yesterday morning for trial on charge OF burg
larry in entering the tailor shop OF Bella Tokaj. on
the second floor OF No. l40S Thiri-ave. on Sunday
last Johnson. who worked at one time for Tokaj
and knew that he sometimes kept considerable
money In the shop. where he lived alone. plotted
with Gradich and youth named James Brown.
who Is at large TO enter the shop on sunday after
noon and steal the money. Gradich was. II Is al
legged TO take revolver with him and 10 XIII
Tokat II he was found on the premises and offered
any resistance.
The three young burglars found that Tokaj was
away SO they forced the door by breaking the
panel and ransacked the place. but found no money
When the burglary was discovered Johnson was
arrested on suspicion and he made full confess
sion. He says that ne and his confederates did
no; steal any OF Tokaji's stock as all they wanted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
,,,npOrrUrNTS AT BELLEVUE.

In former days. II any 'ntor"a"'m was 49,
=, rho wards at Bellevue Hospital. or II
roc,or was wanted Immediately. there were no
Nichols OF communicating except by sending a
messenger. Now this Is all changed. small room
adjoining the reception Office OF the hospital mas
hoSn Gtfel no as a telephone exchange rms room
~ a,,ad our with miniature switchboard Conse-
nuently every ward. every office ana every aostors
INV are single line telephones. and operated only
..,by,r Tho confines OF Bellevue Hospital The sys-
W. o,sn connects with the Office OF the Charities
"Reminiscences squad OF lnemsn were at Work
yesterday putting mp hfty-one telephones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
HOME NEWS.
pPOVTVENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOIhLS'

AsTOR-Colonel Peter c. Hams, United ola W
rnrineers Observation-Disclosures Char,es , w
r,'1in ~ princeton College. CAMBRIDGE
Colonel "o, Samuel p Colt. of Rhode Island. FIFTH
AVENI- FIX Senator George s. Bouiwe,i' VI
Massachusetts ex-senator John D. ''I y Sr, "
49, Y Y and Joseph Jefferson. Gll-Sri -r'N
CONGRESSMAN James Kerr. Of Pennsylvania anu
Thomas McDougall. OF Cincinnati HOLi c1..D,o
Eugene Tompk,ns, Of Boston. ana Mlss Dc &C. o."
Carvon MtrRRAY HITIl-Coone George IS. San
FORD United States Army. PARK AVEND E
RIshop p A. Ludden. OF Syracuse WALDoh ",
Congressman Henry C. brewster OF R1enes, Wi% Sp"
John a. Logan. jr.. OF youngstown O''O
SOR-Edson Keith. of Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
4 NEW INVENTION BY Mr.. EDISON.

IL was announced AT the Edison laboratories. In
West Orange to-day that Mr.. Edison had made
portable X-ray apparatus for general In hospitals
by physicians 1t consists OF a small mercury
vacuum pump with a box attached, and in the box
Is the tube. The patient places his arm or other
member on the box. The rays are generated and
the surgeon straps about his head the new nuoros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
LTN1TTCS ~ NEW CLOTHES.
A BATCH SENT TO WARDS ISLAND FROM BELLE
VUE HOSPITAL.

There Is ar apparen, end OF trouble between the
Commissioners OF Charities and the manlgers o.
the Manhattan STATE Hospital Will" the legal CON
test - decide 4 TIE Commissioners must proiid
new clothing FOR insane persons committed To Sta''
car. IS being carried t. the Court Of Appeals I'D
l,s,ra men IN brand clothes. wcr" taken ron
,re bellevue Hospital pavilion 10 Wards islanl
,csfcrlty morning Drs Macy and Dent. Mith iyur
a.-,rlanta accompanied the unat!cs on their tr.I
IN he brennan 10 the island. In the afternoon Ten
women were sent up. and today another naich "i
&C. ~ ,v,ntv luraics Will be 20 relieve IN"
"ycrcrOwdlng IN the bellevue pavilion for the IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
REYACH DIES IN THE HOSPITAL.

Antonio Rexach. thrty-four years old. OF NO. $40
West TweIfth-st. who attempted suicide at his
home on Sunday by nhaling gas because OF tho
death OF his wife died Mt midnight Tuesday night N
al Vincent. Hospital Rexach this country
shout stx wears ago with his wife lie was so de-
voted to her that when she died ne dec'oeh 10 e'd
h,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
POLICE OFFICIALS BEFORE GRAND JURY.

Theodore Roosevelt. president OF the Pohce
Board. and Chief OF Police Conln were before the
Grand Jury yesterday. II was reported that their
presence due 10 Investigation being con-
House OF Detention. A committee Of the Grand
Jury visited the place several days ago. and II was
for the detention Of witnesses deficient as regards
the sanitary condition The were
control Of the Police Department. The Grand Jury,
II was said, wished TO hear what the head OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
WHITE PLAINS.

f. B. Leland. proprietor o' the Stan'arn House
onrasl,e the Westchcstcr County Courthouse,
closed the hotel yesterday. He has become us
gustcl with the business outlook
The Board o, Trustees on Tuesday evening re
.,o1 Tho hiIs for the laying % ijj feet OF sewer
mains In RallroaG-avr. because N5 100, WIS
considered too excessive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
NEW LIGHT AT M4RBLEHEAD NECK

Marbichead Mass. March 25.-The new lishthous
nj Marbehead Neck was completed yesterday an
of the fourth class and stands l0l feet from III
foundation. II will be lighted on April q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise ga Sunset CHS Moon AIS Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook 454 Gov. Island 6:i5l He'll Gate 7OS
PM-sandy Hook $40 Gov. Island $40 He'll Gate tao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26

r>,.r,rrent had 70 say about the matter. ~ 10
Lrpsl' .I .hot ,ha Grand Jury will fle presen..
,nant aeainst the place when they adjourn LOT '"e
term next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
GEO. CLINT Co.
43.%s A~o ~ WEST 23:sr.
NEAR BROADWAY.
eAc7reY. Is4 AND ISh W-Gr '9~rfc,Ef

..oDo ,rve,,ed hv Edison. by means OF which the
,oitod n,a can see through solids. Then win the
horoscope the surgeon can locate troddD.c WIN
L.nres or locate foreign substances N the u.s."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26

Whenever possible buy your boz.
what he likes; he takes better care OF
what pleases him. :. :.
He doesn't like an Overcoat-lt IN
tcrtcrcs with his legs
Then buy him one that won't.
Some here, no longer than reefer
they follow the lines OF mems Snol.
top-coats; made from light weight
melton, covert cloths and worsteds'
Sizes 4 to 10, So to IS.
ROGERS PEET & 90
Prince and Broadway
anil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
cow pERTHWAIT
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For. Line MANS c.ose' ~ 100 a,
xormanna Hamburg Hamb-A $40 NJ go go ~ =,
vsrrs,darr Rotreraam. Neth-Amer.. too ~ ~. 80
Et,gara Nassau * Cuba. ~
South 'aho,'t, io,tv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
announcements

kn.s unA sstsca cans ~ ssessss:a - )ssseS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
FRIDAY MARCH q.

Aleonoun Charleston. Clyde :....... 4
Colorado Brunswick Ga. Maiory''''
sAr1.RnAY MARCH %.