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OBJECTS TO CONFEDERATE MONUMENTS.
UNION SOLDIERS PROTEST AGAINST coMMEM-
GRATING THE DEEDS OF THE SOUTH

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: VIII YOU allow me to enter my earnest pro-
test against the erection of monuments to COM
memorate the acts and deeds of those who. In 1861
10 1866. put forth every effort in their power to
destroy the best Government then existing? With
thousands of others 1 am opposed to perpetuatins
the memory of rebels, let them be called by any
other their surviving associates may as
sumo: call them Confederates as is generally DONE
still they were rebels. thought Appomattox set
tied the rebel business. and what 1t taught died
Why erect anywhere cenotaph to commemorate
acts of disloy@ty or dsloyal men? / thoroughly
believe If. at the close Of the late Civil War. Con-
gross had given a little more thought and time to
subjects true patriotism than to simple politics
ard purposes OF extending party power and self
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. law would have been passed
preventing anywhere the erection Of monuments to
the memory Of any man who rebelled against the
United States and the means Of involving us
in mighty debt and the sacrifice OF over four
hundred thousand lives.
What does i: mean? What lesson Is taught the
rising generation? 1t means that the same old.
disoyal feeling still lies deep in the breast OF many
who were engaged the rebel side. simply covered
up by surrounding necessities. 1t teaches our
youth that there was and is feeling that the
rebels were right in their acts Of secession. and
that they after a four years war. were compelled
TO surrender only because the loyal men OF the
North had a larger army have heard this senti-
ment expressed many time Is that the senti-
ment or teaching to hand down 10 future genera
tons and is it right to erect shafts OF stone OF
statues TO perpetuate 1t? 49,
l am not one who believes it SHOULD be counte.
nanced anywhere in any way. say the actlon
tomorrow the odd. patriotic soil OF Westchester
Is an insult to him who lies on the bank or tne
Hudson a few miles below. and an added Insult 70
that glorious starry flag which for over four years
] tried from rebel hands. AS loyal cltizens
the who loved their country ana fought lor
it. and gave their Sons for its cause. should use al
legitimate means 10 prevent the least eHort 10 per
petuate any sentiment that the rebellion was rght
The Union soldiers were right-eternsly right;,
White Plains. May q. 1891 " M. HODGSON.
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directed to It when seeking information, and they
are numerous Mr.. Chi.ds has refused offers to
leave and take charge OF high schools In other cities
but he felt assured by preeedens of promotion when
firing disposition. the ways OF the politician to
secure the position were utterly neglected and
ignored-he preferred 10 rest his claim his record
and on his merits. II Is indeed unusual pro-
ceeding when the recommendation OF the supern-
tenden overridden and such a slight put upon the
teachers. Already Tammany Is joyous, for II knows
the silent influence of the schools. Mr.. Childs's
friends have yet he heard. AN ONLOOKER.
New-YOrk. May %. 1897.
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STORAGE.
MORGAN & BROTHERS.

Storage Warehouses. 232. 23t and 236 West
&Ith-st.. nea- broadway. Separate rooms
Tor furniture. mirrors. pianos, baggage.
etc. Padded vans for moving In city or
country. Furniture. china bric-a-brac.
etc, etc. packed by competent packers.
Estimates furnished. Telephone Call. 113
IS
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MACHINERY.

-o.>~OoNoNo~NorNoO- NN-NN>NNN>N~.-l>JN
At REDUCED PRICES. 500 second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. JOS Madi-
son-St.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 19th-st and boulevard;
Rev. ]. NJ HAIDEMAN. Pastor.-Services, III a. m ana
) p. m. Biblc-school y:45 a. IN.
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ReIioions Notices,

EPIPHANY BAPTIST CHURCH Madison-ave and
cath : Preaching by the Pastor. Rev. Dr. JOHN T.
BECKLEY. III n. m and y. M sunday-schoo'' BOD
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
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LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corne
1llth-st.-Dr CAMPBELL. breaches at 1880 on Work
and Faith" and 7:4j a Memorial Day service befor
Camps Of Sons OF Veterans. OF New-lork.
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GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH. sth-ave. and 44th,
st.-Rev. A. Il. SIMPSON, Pastor Will preach Sunday
1890 a m. Evdngestlc services at 1850 D. m. Weei
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TYPEWRITERS.

HAS 1T NOT STRUCK YOU that 500 Is
too much TO pay for q typewriter You
can get the BLiCKENSDERFER guaran-
teed the best. for S35. Call and examine
or send for booklet. BLICKENSDfRFER
MANIC. CO. lS2 broadway. Room b.
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FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST cHCRcH. West .eth-s,.
Rev. W. II. Z. FAUNCE. D. D.. Pastor.-At IL a. m.
and 7i5 p the Pastor Will preach Morning subject
THE Growth OF Soul" Evening: christianity Win
Documents" friday evening service at O'clock
All welcome
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PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ssth-s.: and Am
sterdam-ave Rev. ANSON +. ATTERBCRY. d. D.
Pastor Public worship at II a. and p m. Preach
ing by the Pastor All welcomed.
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FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner
55h-st Rev. JOHN HALL d. d.. Pastor.-Services sun
DAY, 3Oth inst. AT u a. and y m
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HARLEM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Madison-ave
and I25th-st Rev. MAITLAND ALEXANDER, Pastor
Services tomorrow at IL q. and 7:4o p. m All or
cordially
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GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. lo4th-st
west Of Columbus-ave. Rev 7. NJ: WArTERS. Pastor.
D. m. preaching by Pastor Sabbath-school. 30: Up
worth League service. Everybody cordially welcomed
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EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ST. JAMEn
southwest Of Madison-ave and 73dst.. Rev D. D.
KEMENSNYDER, D. D.. Pastor-Services. IL a. M,
p. Sunday-school. $50 m All are cordially IN
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


Country.
kDTRONDA'NS Lake Il1cid.-Altitude,
200: scenery magnificent. air dry; in
v!gOrlting. | offer Indian Rock Cottage.
camp directly on axe. Handsomely fur
n.shcd; rent reasonable CLARENCE
NOBLE, 20 cortlandt. Others.
GLASTONBURY. Conn. Minnechaug
HIS l. miles from Portland. 800 acres.
100 In pasture balance second growth
timber, Cuo feet altitude; four miles trout
stream; grouse and woodcock shooting.
EDMUND y. MILLS. 500 5th-aye.
.splcfnreNlue- ONT of Town" &c. postAcr.
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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.
Lenox-ave. and 122d-st
Rev. CHARLES DE WITT BRIDGMAN. D. D.. Rector
Morning prayer and sermon. III 90 a. m.
Evening prayer and Sermon. i:i3 D. M -,
The Rector will preach In the morning anu the REV.
ALEX. G. CUMMINS. Jr. in the evening.
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WORK WANTED.

ACCOUNTANT will post your books for
SIS 70 $40 per month; books investigated.
rewritten, etc, at reasonable rates; cor
poration references. EXPERT. Tribune
Office.
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AT SOUTH CHURCH. Madison ave. and SSth~st rev
p0DFPICK TERRY. u. D.. Pastor.-Services at IL a
M and 4 .. m. AT p. m. cantata' SEED limo anu
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FIRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Madison
ave. cor. 55th,st. Rev: w. 7. SABINE d. d.; Pastor:
Rev. II. L. RUDOLPH, Assistant--Services. IL a. m
$3.50 and 7;4j p. m. Rev. w. ID. STEVENS OF Newark
n. j.. will preach in the morning Strangers welcofne
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MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner Bis
St. tho Rev. HENRY NJ. SANDERS u. D.. ras'9 or.
Services at II and 4:30 In the afternoon Inc fa
tor will preach at both services Chapel service Wedne
day, p.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-THE 'OLD FIRST.
5th-ave. and 12th-st.
HOWARD DUFFIELD. d. D.. Pastor.
IL a m, The Sight OF the Saviour.
y. m. Tho Lords Supper.
Monday and Wednesday evenings. Prayer Meetings.
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FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(Covenanters I2th-st., between 9Th and TIN aves Rev
JAMES d. STEELE. Phi. D.. Pasor.-servces at ii
a. m. and D. N. Strangers always weiconc.
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GRACE CHURCH. Broadway and 1Oth-st.
s n. m, Holy Communion.
q. M. Morning prayer and address,
SD. M. Evensong and sermon.
ALL SEATS FREE.
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. 155 Worth-st.,
VIM. +. BARNARD. Superintendent-Scrviceo OF song on
Sunday at 80 D. m Singing choir OF children or
institution. Public invited. Donations OF clothing
and shoes
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HOUSEKEEPER. &c.-Eng!ish Protest
ant wishes engagement as experiences
housekeepsr or useful companion: three
years reference fsom last employer. Al
dress Miss a.. 81 Bible House.
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MANHATTAN CoNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH RCH. SSd-st
and the Boulevard, Rev. HENRY A. STIMSON, ID. D.,
Pastor.-Servicss IL and 4. Sunday-schoo at 2:4o
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THE BUIssoN CURE FOR HYDRoPHoBIA.


To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir. The death OF six-yedrold Long Island
City boy from hydrophobia last Saturday night
adds another name 10 the rapidly growing llst OF
persons who have died from hydrophobia a1ter
having received the Pasteur treatment Thls boy
was bitten by a stray dog about three weeks ago.
and was Immediately taken TO the Pasteur lnst-
mite where he took a full Of treatment, and
was discharged on Tuesday May II, as cured The
following Friday he showed symptoms Of hydro
phoba and died in great agony late SATURDAY
night all three Of the physicians attending him
being convinced that 1t was case of true rabies
In view of the fatal results which have followed
the Pasteur NEGOTIATIONS many times of late
results which even the doctors at the institute
unable TO explain away Is h va o1
whether there Is not another cure Tor hydfophopd,
and more reliable one. The Bulssoh tfeatiheh
for Is vg in eva pge case Where it has
been employed. II Is merely course OF no. wa o,
vapor baths. the idea being to force me poison OUT
Of the system through the perspifatory glands-an
idea entirely in accord with the laws OF nature;
This treatment has been named after Dr' Duis-
son cured himself when the M Of ny
drophobia considerably deveioIsa py ng
Ternainng there until all evidences of the disease
had osappe tae seven Of these baths for perfect
SAFETY because" he said at is possible for ny
is "a well-known fact that in India and other
hot countries Dr. BuissonS theory Is az me Dol
ties For instance. in Australia the native who Is
bitten by snake throws 3lan and cwee ihe
taranuas bite is cured by violent and prol9hnSSdd
dancing The Busson treatment for hydrophoDa
f. used exclusively In India with perfect results,
there being over thirty places where the VapoIs
haths can be obtained and there Is no record OF
the cure having once failed which IS more IMAM
'''' " ' " GRACE f. REED
Treasurer OF the New-York State Anti-Vivisection
saGgerties. y. Y. May 81, 1897
THE NAMING OF HIGH-scHooL PRINCIPALS
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In regard 70 the hgh-school principals IL
seems 10 me that the rule Of exclusion adopted by
the Board under cover OF which injustice has been
perpetua;ed will recol those responsible for it
the Republicans Mr. McCbre evidently scents the
danger already II IS presumDuous thing TO
solve that the teachers of public schools are not
worthy OF promotion. Evander Chllds is a prod
uct OF our schoo. system OF which ali who know him
are proud The school exhibit at Chicago will attest
how II compares with the system Of other cities.
Mr. Childs had organized the largest school in the
city II is the show schoo.. All strangers are
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TWpEMR

The HAMMOND TYPEWRITER CO.. Of
1879 Broadway. are now located ut their
new office, los and 1871 Broadway, where
they are exhibiting tie No. 2 Hammond
Write for catalogue.
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FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. West End-ave'
and 9is-st.. JOSEPH r. KERR. d. D.. Pastor.-ser-
vices. IL a. and p. m. sabbath school. ,. IN.
Wednesday evening meeting. o'clock.
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FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner
22d-st-The Pastor, Rev. DR. JOHN K. DANES, VIII
preach tomorrow at IL a. m. and .. m. wednesday
evening prayer meeting at 5.
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REV d NJ STEARNS UNION BIBLE CLASS. con-
| Quoted by GEO. c. NEEDHAM. removed 70 christ
MISSION i42 West 2st-st between 9th and eth aves
| tuesdays in June, 13O o'clock p. m Everybody well
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COACHMAN BY hrs;-c'ass colored
coachman: unders amos his business; So
her. steady and honest: willing and oolig-
ing; frst-clags CITY references from prs
ent employer. Address Il. T. Do East
S6th-st.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

Country.
A COSBY Connecticut seashore resort FOR
tired people: three furnished cottages
moderate rent broad pia2zas. trees. beach
bathing, boating; circular. Prof. NOR
THROP. Brooklyn Polytechnic.
SATURDAY OR MONDAY is a good time
TO select q country home for the sum
mer; attractive furnished cottages with
acres TO let. cheap. J. HENRY JOHN
SON. Morristown. ". j.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VrOOkiyu.
HANDSOME BRICK HOUSE. two-story.
basement. all improvements: perfect or
der: Lafayct,e-ave., near Nostrard ave.
brooklyn rent low. II. III a.. Tribune
ONCE
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MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPisCOPAI
CHURCH. corner Goth-st.. Rev. ANDREW IONGACf ~
D. D. Pastor-ll a. m. Memorial Day sermon by IN
Pastor; p. m, sermon by the Pastor Subject Meek
ness" Sunday school at $50 O. m
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH cor. OF
b7th.-The Pastor. Rev. ABBOTT +. klTTREDGE.
will preach morning evening. Evening subject Tho
Comforts OF Cod Bible class for the satur-
day evening. S o'clock
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WOOD CUTS.-To illustrate your cata-
logues. before placing your orders. send
70 me for estimates. CHARLES BUTT.
112 Fulton-st.. N Y.
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WHOLESALE manufacturing tewelry
house. location downtown. established
1869 offer for sale half or whole interest:
business now successful senior partner re
firing: capital 5000 to $4,000. grand op-
portunity. THOMPSON. Box 4. Tribune
Once.
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PEANOS AND ORGANS.

r.. No, WAL 7TERS PIANOS,
RENTED EASY TERMS: EXCHANGED
S25 UP.
1O5 107 WEST 33D-ST.
BARGAINS. SPECIAL new. slightly used
pianos. $50 upy .-rj: instalments; rented.
exchanged. CHRISTIAN. 81 East 13th-st.
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MEMORIAL BAPTIST Washington square-EDwARD
JUDSON. Pastor will preach at 1913; special musical
seice Mendelssohns Psalm rendered by
chorus Of nearly 100 voices. Evening subject O:3W.
''Charitableness" Service nightly
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At prropMTD CATHOIIC SERVICES IN CHRIST 8
MISSION l42 West 2lst-st-Evenins 80. Rev JAMEs
A 0COSNOR Pastor. delivers Decoration Day ADDRESS
Subject. American Religion and Patriotism-Genera
Crnn Tesiin and ADVICE.
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| MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Mad
son-ave. cor. 24th-st. Rev. G. H. PARKHURsT. d. ID.
| Pastor: Rev EDWARD HUNTING RUDD. Assistan
| Minister-Services IL q. and 7:i5 p. m The As
| sistant Minister Will preach.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

-~NNONNNNN~]NN@D-N| -NNNNNN~|S'>'
PATENTS PROCURED by C. A. SNOW &
CO.. Washington. ID. C.. no attorneys
fee before patent: no claptrap offer OF
prizes or promises Of sudden wealth, but
straightforward advice and helpful service.
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ALI, SOULS CHURCH Madison-ave and 66th-.t-
Rev A. n. HENSHAW will preach at IL d m ana *
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Religions Notitts.

A. c. DIXON WILL PREACH AT PROHlBlIION
PARK Staten Island Sunday afternoon Al $50 evening
at s. every afternoon and evening during me week
80 and 8. except Monday afternoon ana oa'ufoaS'
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ALL ANGELS CHURCH: West End-ays. ana $751;,
Rev S DE I.ANCY TOWNSEND. Pm: D., Reotor.-SeIT,
vices Sunday. May 80. Holy ComInunion: -, IL
a. M morning prayer and sermon by the RI Kew Dr.
DUDLEY Bishop OF Kentucky; p. m. evening prayer
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CHAMBERMAID &c-A young woman 10
do upstalrs-work or general housework
IN a private family; would Ike TO 90 70
the country. I37 West S3d-st.
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HOU>EWORK, &c.-Young girl for lisht
homework. or take care OF children.
Call at i0i East 40th-st
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DItIISSMAI<ING.

A Competent dressmaker. French.
frst-class cutting. fitting, drapng, trim
ming out by day: fam.iies; best refer
ences. moderate. great experience. Nine.
MEME, 244 West 3Sth-st.
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quite a young man to be leader of the
Democratic minority in Congress. lie
removed to GAINESVILLE, Texas, in 1855,
from which place he still halls, as repre-
sentative of the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict of tina; State. He is a fine type
of Southern manhood. standing over SIX
feet in his boots, and sturdily built.
He has made himself the talk of the
country by declining to wear dress suit to
the Presidents reception. He confesSes to
having worn one once in his life-on his
wedding day, perhaps-but vows that he
will never do so again. This is pity, for
Hon. JOSEPH BAILEY is handsome man,
and would look charming i'll orthodox
evening costume.
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TWINKLES.

Summer and Fall. He
managed to create a very
general impression i'll the
public mind that he actu-
ally wanted to be elected
to the very Office that he
is now 50 glad he escaped,
and there are quite a few
people who still have an
idea that, i'll spite OF his
present sadness over Nc
KINLEY'S hard lot, WILL
IAN J., of Nebraska, is
dreaming of getting
there " in 1900.
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evening costume.

moth metropolis-the biggest thing of the
kind III the New World
The shadow of the Tarnmany tiger
falls distinctly across the consolidated city.
1t is true that the forces that make for hon
est and reputable government have showed
themselves strong enough at the last count
ing of ballots to elect Republican Mayors
both in New York and Brooklyn. \ union
of good citizens of all parties was thus
demonstrated to be a practicable and effec-
tive thing for municipal objects. 1t ought
to be possible, therefore, and no doubt it is,
to elect an antiTammany Mayor and city
government for the Greater New York
Nevertheless, it is felt to be also possible
that this will not be done
Our title-page cartoon will serve as a re-
mndcr to all he people who aye interested
i'll keeping Greater New York out OF the
clutches OF the Tiger that it will soon be in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18

most impressive character The Ceremon-
les will be participated i'll by splendid
array of the military and naval forces of
Nation and the State, as well as by their
representative civic bodies. Foreign ma
tons will join i'll the grand tribute of
homage from their warships i'll the harbor,
thus fifty recognizing that GRANT belongs
to the small group of great soldiers and
statesmen who, i'll serving their country,
have also served the whole human race and
deserve its grateful remembrance.
The brilliant pageant will have many
striking features TO make IT memorable,
but it will have one that will make it his
toric above all others-the presence of the
surviving Confederate veterans. They will
come to honor the memory of the great
commander who, III Conqucrlng them Ill
the field, conquered their hearts also BY
his nagnanimous conduct III the hour of
victory and his cllivairous bearing towards
them to the end of his life Alone among
all the great soldiers of history GRANT has
this supreme triumph-to have his memory
cherished with equal respect and affection
by the armies that he led and the armies
that he vanqushed.
Our doube-pagc cartoon this week Is
modest contribution t the patriotic eX-
preston which this event i calling forth.
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THE TIGER STUDYING THE NEW MAP.

REATER New YORK is,
practically All accom-
plisled fact. Whether
for good or for i'll the
hitherto separate enti-
ties of Brook Ign, Staten
Island and Long Island
City are 20 be swal-
lowed up i'll one MANI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
THE TOMB OF GRANT.

PRIL 27th will be a red
letter day i'll the an
nails of New York and
of the Nation. On
that day the tomb of
ULYSSES S. GRANT
will be dedicated with
National and Internal
tiOnal lonOrs of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18

order for them to take united action for
that purpose The striped inq .ity" is
undoubtedly engaged at this moment, as
our artist shows him, in carefully studying
the map Of the enlarged city and laying its
plans to seize it in November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18

DERIIAPs WILLIAM J. BKvAN spoke sin
cerely the other day when, after his
call upon President MCKINLEY, he ex-
pressed his satisfaction at having escaped
tile heavy burdens and cares of the Pre,i-
dental Office. But for a man who feels
that way he acted very strangely all last