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ARCHBISHOP GRACE DEAD.
A Prominent Divine Passes Away at
ST. Paul.

ST. PAUL (Minn), Feb. 22.-The Most
Rev. Thomas l.. Grace. formerly Bishop
Of St. Paul, and latterly titular Arch
bishop of Siunia, died this morning.
He fell a victim of bronchitis six weeks
ago, and sank gradually and painlessly
till he passed away.
Thomas Grace was born at Charles
ton, S. c., in 1914. He entered the Do
minion order and went to Rome, where
he embraced a theological course
Shortly after ordination he was placed
in charge of parish at Memphis.
In 1879 he was called to the diocese
of St. Paul. He was consecrated by
Bishop Spring that year, succeeding Jo-
seph Cretin, the first Bishop, in July
1884.
Finding the burden too heavy he re-
signed the BishOpric of st. Paul into
the hands of John Ireland, the present
Archbishop.
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POLO TOURNAMENT.
The Riversides and Burlinganes to
rIeet on Thursday.

RIVERSIDE. Feb. 23-Everything
is in readiness for the great polo tour
nament between the champion team OF
Riverside and the crack players of
Burlingame. The tournament will be-
gin Thursday afternoon and viii con-
clude on Saturday. The local club has
recently fitted up one Of the finest
grounds in the State, and a spirited
contest is expected, as both clubs have
battled together before. Among the
Burlingame players are such we'll
known cracks as Hobart, Baldwin and
McCree. while the flag of the Riverside
club will be borne by such players as
Bettner. Maud and Waring
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THE PIUTE INDIAN OUTBREAK.
Belief That the Redskins Have Quieted
Down.

CARSON. Feb. Ex-Governor Sadler
waited patiently in his office all day
for some communication from Adju-
tant-General Galushd, whom he sent
to look after the reported Indian up
rising in Mason Valley, but no word
came from that official. The Governor
regards this Silence as good proof that
the Indians have quieted down. He
has every confidence in the Adjutant-
General and left his office thoroughly
satisfied that if any trouble exists he
would have been speedily notified.
Although the Governor was worried
TO some extent when he first received
word of alleged trouble, he expressed
bimslf tonight as being convinced that
the tempest, if it ever existed, has GER
tainly not developed into a greater
storm than might be stirred up in a
tpakattIp.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Four Persons Lose Their Lives i'm a
Fire in West Virginia.

WHEELING (W.Va), Feb. 23.-News
has been received from the interior of
Tyler County of the burning of a
''speak-easy" and a house kept by a
disreputable woman. It is reported that
two girls were burned to death in one
house, and that two men lost their lives
in the speak easy" Several others
were terribly burned. Those reported to
have been burned are: Stella Woods,
Pittsburg; Anna Johnson, Columbus ;
John Jackson, Pennsylvania; Frank
Stewart, Indiana. Johnson and Stew
art were laborers in the oil fields, and
were asleep in rooms above the speak
"a 9SV "
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Hotel Arrivals.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hote'
sterday: T. A. Boole, Red Bluff
J. c. Hays, Oakland, DR.. A. Fine, Oak
land; E. NJ Preston, Nevada City; DR.
A. NJ Gardner, Napa; A. Barclay Ro-
berts, Blue Canyon; L. Cunningham
and wife, Buffalo; A. l.. Wyllie, Sar
Andreas: A. P. Maginnis and wife, Los
Angeles; Adolph Black. Harry Del
ebert, Marcus Rosenthal and wife, Mrs
Hattie Phillips. w. A. Daggett and
wife, T. H. Barber, NJ c. Erskine
James II. Jones, r. Wildman, A. A
Hine, A Berger, Alfred S. Rx, H. c.
Reck, E. H. Clough, Jay r. Seachrist
NJ l.. Osler, Julius Kahn, E. r. Thorn
ason, Oscar Lewis, Mrs. Henry High
ton, San Francisco.
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HAD A CLOSE CALL.
Twelve lien Working in a Tunnel
Under Lake 1ichigan.

CHICAGO. Feb. 23.-While twelve
Workmen under Superintendent Nc
rhau We're working in the water tun-
rel extending beneath Lake Michigan
from the foot of Sixty-eigth street a
portion of the tunnel caved in. The
men were forced TO run a distance Of
100 feet to reach the car which drew
them UP TO safety, and although the
water rose 50 rapidly in the tunnel that
it. was very close call for the men,
they all managed to reach the cage in
safety
McPhail, after getting his men out,
returned for a mule that had been used
i'm the tunnel and nearly lost his life in
TRYING to save it, being unsuccessful.
however. It is probable the tunnel
VIII be abandoned, as it has caved IN on
several previous occasions.
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TO-NIGHT'S MASQUERADE.
The Athletic Club VIII Have a Grea,
Entertainment.

The Sacramento Athletic Club enjoys
the proud distinction of never having
given an entertainment that was not a
pronounced success and its masquer-
ade bail and other features Tonight
may safely be set down as certain TO
sustain the clubs reputa ton.
The affair will take place in the club )
hall in the Old Pavilion at Sixth and
NJ streets, where every possible ar
rangeanent has been made to insure the
comfort and pleasure of those Who at
tend.
From S to 10 O'Clock an entertain
ment will be given of sufficient variety
and genuine merit to warrant the price
of admission, but after that the real
enjoyment will begin with the move
ments of the merry maskers. The list
of performers in the entertainment en-
brace the best specialists on the coast
The record-union., 1897-02-24
FOUR PERSONS SMOTHERED.
Fatal Results of Fire at Hannibal
rliSSouri.

HANNIBAL (Mo), Feb. 22-The res
idence and store of NJ Marks, on North
Main street, took fire at 2:30 this morn
ing and before the flames were con-
trolled four persons We're smothered to
death and $1,000 worth of property de-
stroyed
Two sons of Marks aged Is and II
years respectively, slept on the third
floor. where the fire started, and could
not be rescued.
William Reid. who occupied a room
on this floor, also died of suffocation.
Marks, hearing his boys cry for help.
rushed up stairs and dropped dead in
the hallway.
Mrs. Marks ana her mother and Ed
ward Pierce and Thomas Mccarthy
barely eSca ned
The record-union., 1897-02-24
MEMS SOCKS.

An important event. Special
sale Mems Natural Sanitary Wool
Socks, fine heavy quality and
double heels and toes. Regular
price of these goods is soc pair.
We shall however close ont this
lot at the extremely low price OF
Three pair for ST..
Also-Large lot of Mems
Fashioned Seamless Meriuo Half
Hose. extra fine quality, assorted
shades tans and browns. Sizes 10
to IL inches. The prudent pur-
chaser will buy largely at present
prices, as they are reduced from
25c per pair TO
Three pair for SOC.
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Two Bad Storms.

Mr.. Winkers-I hear you have had
two very bad thunderstorns in your
town."
Old Friend-Yes; the first one struck
a church, but no one was hurt. You
see. the weathre looked a little threat
enfng that Sunday, and there wasn't
anybody there. But the second storm
blew over a circus tent and killed six
teen deacons and four preachers.-New
York Weekly.
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CORWINS MILLINERY 3: ei; s.:


are entitled to place another feather in
their respective war bonnets.
The committees having charge of the
ball were:
Arrangements -(Red Cloud No. ~
f. w. Hartman, G.. HerndOn and G.
WhitlUck; (CosumneS No. 14 s. l..
Taylor, G. w. Smithers and L. S.
Shick: (Red Jacket No. 2S) G.. r. Bill
lou, +. Purdy and H. Gill; CWennonah
CounciD Mrs. y. c. Klenk, Mrs Lizzie
Kemnitzer and Mrs. Allie Kunz.
Floor Director-G. Herndon. Floor
Committee-7L. w. Grothen, F. Smith,
J. w. Crone, H. Meredith, A. F. Graft,
w. H. Lamphrey, MISS r. Chambers
and Mrs. L. ]. Brazile.
Reception-T. j. Eames, o. n. Cron-
AIte, E. b. Wilson. DR.. Wright, r. Dun
das, y. CaZaw, Mrs. Annie Gill and
Mrs. Amelia Burnett.
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UNEMPLOYED AT ST. LOUIS.
The Demonstration Suggested by
COxey Does Not Take Place.

ST. LOUIS, Feb 22.-The demonstra-
ton of unemployed suggested by Gen.
eral Coxey for Washington's Birthday
did not take place in st. Louis. Ar
rangements We're made and a call is
sued by the Committee on Unemployed
of the Knights of Labor for all men
out of employment to meet this morn
ing. There was to be a parade, fol-
lowed by speaking ON Twelfth street.
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Red Mems Ball.

The anniversary ball at Turner Hall
last night, given by the Improved Red
Men and the Daughters of Pochahontas
was an enjoyable affair.
The hall was handsomely and appro-
propriately prepared for the occasion,
and the dancers were out in force. IT
was one of the incest gatherings of the
many social gatherings given this sea-
SON, and the warriors who managed it
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Not Word of Truth in the Report.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator
Sherman said to- day in reference to the
purported interview with himself in the
New York Journal" in which he was
quoted as favoring a war with Spain:
1T is a lie from beginning to end. I
am surprised that the Journal should
make such a statement. I wish you to
denounce it as emphatically as pos
Sihle ,,
The record-union., 1897-02-24

The box office of the Metropolttan
Theater opens tomorrow morning for
the reservation of seats for the Louis
James engagement. There is no extra
charge for reserving seats. The COM
pany, though playing here but one
night, will not leave the city until the
next day, SO that no fear need be en-
tertained that the representation of
''Spartacus' will be hastened or cut
ssl,a
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Hrs. Beecher Suffers a Relapse.

STANFORD (Conn.), Feb. 22-Mrs.
Henry Ward Beecher had another re-
lapse late this afternoon, and no time
since she has been confined to her
room has her condition been considered
SO hopeless by members of the family.
There is again weakness of the vital
organs, which presages speedy disso-
luton, and it is thought the end will
come within the next twenty-four
hours
The record-union., 1897-02-24
The Temple of SerpenfS

The small town of Werda. in the
kingdom of Dahomey Is celebrated for
a loathsome den called the Temple OF
Serpents. 1t is a long building dedi-
Gated to the priests and mystery men OF
the kingdom, and in it they keep thou
sands of snakes of all kinds and sizes.
In Werda to kill a serpent is a crime
punishable by death.
The record-union., 1897-02-24
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Entitled to Draw Salary for Actual
Time Served.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 23.-The Su-
preme Court to-day held that while the
statute fixed the tenure Of Office of
county officers under the statute Of 1881,
for two years. the officer was entitled to
draw his salary for the actual time he
served-more or less than the exact two
years.
Henry c. Dillon took the position of
District Attorney of Los Angeles County
in 1898, serving for two years. The
salary was $1,000 per annum. He
claimed that h served for five DAYS
The record-union., 1897-02-24
Destructive Cyclone.

ATHENS (Ga), Feb. pa destruc-
tive cyclone beat down at Athens last
night. The damage to building will
amount to several Thousand dollars
The Lucy Cobb Female Institute is un-
rooted. No loss of life or injuries to
persons is reported.
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.Six.Day Bicycle Race.

CHICAGO, Feb. 24-The score of the
nine leading riders in the six-day BIZ
cycle race at / a. m. was as follows:
Schiner 149 miles, Miller 61S miles ,
laps, Ashinger go miles, Lawson 65I
miles, Stewart $50 miles, Hale 600 miles
l lap, Bradis 59S miles, Hansen 800
miles, Smith $50 miles
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Lots of News.

Mrs. Gadabout-What was the news
at the sewing ircle to-day, my dear?
Mrs. Onthego-Mrs. Buddins has a
new cook and Mrs. Remnant has the
same one she got two days ago.-Phila-
delphia North American
The record-union., 1897-02-24
Blizzard i'm r1ichigan.

GLADSTONE (Mich.) F)eb. ga
blizzard from the northwest is raging
mere, and fears are entertained for the
fishermen on the bay Over twelve
inches of snow have fallen in twenty
four hours.
The record-union., 1897-02-24

The outlook for the weather was so
gloomy, however that the demonstra-
ton was called off early. The idea was
approved by some of the leaders, but
the unemployed did not take kindly to
a public exhibition of their misfortunes.
The record-union., 1897-02-24
Cholera i'm India.

CALCUTTA, Feb. 23.-Cholera has
broken out among the people employed
among the relief work among the ma
tives in the State of Rewah. In two
days 16O deaths occurred.
The record-union., 1897-02-24
A South Dakota Town in Flames.

MINNEAPOLIS Feb. 23-A private
telegram from Mifbank, S. D., says the
greater portion of the business section
of the place burned at II O'Clock to-
night. No particulars yet.
The record-union., 1897-02-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

AT the Clunie Opera house this even
the Burton Coleman Company in the
protesque and laughable play the New
81 Perkins, with speciality acts and
tburlesque of life in old-Itime rural sec
tions.
The record-union., 1897-02-24
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The rector and memb bers of st. Paul 5
parrish gave a reception to Rt. Rev.
Bishop Graves in the Sunday-school
room of the church last evening. The
hail was tastefuny decorated with
palms and hothouse plants. Several
musical numbers were rendered by the
choir, and refreshments were served. 1t
was a very pleasant affair.
The record-union., 1897-02-24
TOLETDEPARTNENT
SPECIALS.
SPECIAL.

SFESlAL.
We bought at special price a
lot of ChamOis Skins of first quail
ity. good large size, about 22X26
inches. These are worth i'll the
regular way soc. Special price,
SOC.
Good-sized Full-bleached Bath
Sponge, oval i'll shape and good
quality. &c.
Fine Glycerine Toilet Soap.
This is the purest soap made:
clear, transparent and of one
third glycerine. One-half-pound
bar. 33C.
The Family Fountain Syringe,
guaranteed first quality rubber,
two-0uart water bag with three
hard rubber pipes, all complete.
Price, 03c.
First-0ualitv Note Paper in a
neat box containing one pOunu OF
paper and fifty envelopes. This
is double the amount that usually
comes in boxes. Either ruled or
unruled, linen or satin finish, o5C.
We carry most complete line
of Face Powders In our New Toilet
Department. Such weli-knOwn
compounders as Roger Il GaIlet.
Pinaud, Courdray, etc. and full
line of domestic powders. La
Blanche. Zoe: Swans Down, SC;
'etlow 5 Gossamere, zoe.
The record-union., 1897-02-24

The reception to be given by Mrs. E.
c. VOORHEES,, Mrs. A. w. Barrett, Mrs
William Beckman, Mrs F. S. Straitton
and Mrs. Thomas Flint, Jr., on Friday
at the Golden Eagle, will be a.n invita-
tfon affair
The record-union., 1897-02-24

The Legislative ATTACHES have ISSUED
invitations to a ball TO be given by
them at the Old Pavilion on Friday
evening, March 9Th. The grand march
will begin at O'Clock
The record-union., 1897-02-24

Nut meringue cakes, 15c; marble an
gel cake. Eagle Confectionery, $40 ks
The record-union., 1897-02-24
THE NONPAREIL

Each part of store room being daily
frightened by new arrivals of spring
merchandise.
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT
In ALAMEDA COUNTY.
4 Freight Train Wrecked in a Cut Be-
tween Tracy and LiVermOfe.
Xhree of the Crew Narrowly Escape
With Their Lives.

The Senate and Benson House of the
Oregon Legislature Vote to Ad-
iourn Sine Die at One O'Clock To-
Day-The Supreme Court flakes
an Important Decision Relative to
Payment of Salaries of County
Officials.
The record-union., 1897-02-24

The little folks not forgotten, plenty
of pretty designing for them.
The record-union., 1897-02-24
The Very Latest i'm
Children'S
SPRING JACKETS.

In the stylish empire cut. made
of pretty light plaid and English
checks, or solid red, navy and
green, with large sailor collar
collars and cuffs trimmed with
troadclOth and braid. and styl-
lshly finished with ribbon. Age,
2, 3, 4, . and years.
Price, So so to 50.
Children's Pique Jackets in
pretty light blue, pink and white.
with large sailor collars trimmed
with braid and embroidery; very
handsome. Age. to 6 years.
Price, 81 Is and 81 so.
Child's Long Pique Coat. in
light blue, pink and white and
delicate stripes, with large sailor
collar handsomely trimmed with
embroidery. Age, 1 to 4 years.
Price, ST IS to So IS.
The record-union., 1897-02-24
NEW SUNBONNETS
for Children.

Tor NnIluren.
Child's White Corded SunbOn-
net, embroidery trimmed.
Price, 25c.
Child'S White Corded Sunbon-
net. two rows of lace around bon
net; lace edge around bonnet.
Price, SOC.
Child's White Corded Sunbon-
net, two rows of embroidery in
sertlOn around crown. embroidery
rutfie around face.
Price, z5C.
Child's White Corded Sunbon-
net. two rows of embroidery in
sertion: embroidery rutiie around
neck and face.
Price, S5C.
The record-union., 1897-02-24

APPLE The .n3 9a ID Tines Red for coughs
AND affections. Try bottle. 1t exCels all
Hl>D remedies. Price, ST. 25 per bottle.
1OA\A1' ROBERT D. FINNIE, Grocer, 721 ].
New-York tribune., 1897-10-11
SHORE R.R,

Trains leave W. 42i st. Station y. Y. follows. and
10 M eailier from foot of Franklin ST.:
:S.:.U a. NJ. Daily. Local Buffalo.
1880 A. M.-Daly. Local 10 Albany SARATOGA and
Montreal.
1918 A. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Roches.
ter, Buffalo. Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo Cleys.
land and Chicago
B.-II 80 a. NJ Daily. except Sunday TO Catskl
Mountains. New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska
Albany. Saratoga Caldwell Lake George. Paror Care
o Boomville and Albany.
Cd 100 T. NJ; Daily. except sunday for Albany
500 T. NJ Daily, for Albany. Montreal Utica, SRA
troit. Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis.
6::;O L. NJ Daily. except Sunday for Newburg
Saratoga and Montreal Sleeping car Albany Mon:
tIeal.
.:l5 p NJ Daily. except sunday for Syracuse Roches.
and Buffalo
SI5 p N. Daily for Albany, Utica. Syracuse. Roches.
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and ST. Louis
b. c-Leaves Brooklyn bv Annex: BlO40 A. M. C3:Os
p. ~: Jersey City. p. r. II. Station: Bi:2O C3::S
y. 81.
Time tables at prlncIpsl hotels and orces.
c. F. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. Nsw-York
New-York tribune., 1897-10-11
ERIE RAILROAD.

-,ron,h ,rntr. OF ChamDeIs s'''
as foioW. and nve minutes earlier from West
300 A. M.-vestpued Express day tot p,'saio 500
Wtve-ly Elmra. Buffalo, Bradford Arrive buiia'o e''~
T. NJ. Plrl1r car 10 Buffalo; ,, >, .u nauv rolid
train chicago via Chautauqua Lake atr,nes ~
iaii 7:i0 A. NJ. Chicago r. d; s'eepe'S ~ 0"~N'
.:BO T.. M.-Buralo end cicvelaId vestouiea7 tApW
jamestown 100 A. ~ Cleveland l2:39 r: N. sleeper or
TO tsuffaio Cleveland. making dlret 'V'
detroit chicago and the West. Cafe Library Sar Fall.
S:I5 T.. M.-Na Chautauqua Lake ana Nlasaa ais' ia
Dav Solid tsaln 10 Chicago seepers 10 horneles'ie'
n,sx2 Tsd IocA TINE cards AND PULLMAN
sccommod.ons Ill I3 e6l 4o and WI 70. giSsS asS-
s. Chambers and West 2cd ferries Ne%ri o qfx SSs
md, Fulton 100 fr AWAY. brooklyn ~" nu",
~ IIoboken and Jersey city station. Westcott E1-
press CALI for and checks baggage from no'es anu "
I.nces o destination.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-11
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILRoAD'

HS6 f ss yts
The @ esvnS uuie me asr iaH than given below '0'
I'd Fast saGn aapuman paS, % ch car
Sew-iork to Ptsburg; sleeping car r"'''
S. s. s. eor:, FHs to 9S S.y;n$.
Sn earn For c6caso cevsand Toledo Cincinnati
aa19aPS' e. ~ HS IpSsSe s sSb b0s!r ST. LOUIS EXPnEss
o5 T:'As' r. WEsfERS ys HhsS"f Cleveland
40 f. w. fOE Sfd3 ssffPf Pitts
cS ST. nps PAF nSan2S2PRsE s. sxs.Ds :1a
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and io'e'''
s''u'uWys WASHINGTON AND TME, soTTHi:: Ut +: IS. ,ss
7 s23 2 30 Dining sar M paor lgS' and Dining cars;
6@%s ca i ;D'I"S 1Gs, cam m So
as asna Linn sa"?ay an and Dining uSS tSs DINING
car 40 Dining Can. so p M o. O. ~ M IL 10 night
SOUTHERN RAII-wA-.-Express go y
ATTASTIc, COAST LrNE.-Expre'' '2' a. I" ana '''
Sty& 91ss5R4 9gJ2 ,Hd
weekdays and $50 p m daily aav.
& nr Bsac Park sunfsy. oiiad
GToys ygs and Point pls1Ian G,oms m ss
sTsS5t EsTGsys S Streets, i, t's q mr. m ao r9" 80 5o So
!" sunday; Fon = SsnB. Limited. %,
?1@f @ es S'i 5nSs S'S l' Is 8 DS'Hs g
951. .e sss sS . s! s p s g. dmta l2aH as"
sa s o5!1T 55s Dnns Sam 'a cao - 40 R 55S ss5 i2O
T:sa%aS TS S:o 'f House. 49, W.. ss ss
station ara stations % foot Of sc Fulton Street
roadway Broon annex station s,o0clyn conn
pany Win cni for and check baggage from hotels and
resId ness ihrogsh to destination r. WOOD
General Manl~r. Geneiai faso Hee''1
New-York tribune., 1897-10-11

Leave New-Yoik, Whitehall Terminal, daily
CHICAGO l:55 D. M. and ~: night.
rlTTsgyhG; s;:.. i, ex SUM- 100 Sun" iylo plsht
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE TsS. 9:53 dining Car,
n IS A. m DINING Car). 55. 32j DINING Carr sos
dining carr 6:55 D. M. i?:iO night: sunday o56 Din-
log Cai) Ii25 DINING Carl 80 dining Carr <:es
dining Car), 5:j5 y. 1910 night
NORFOLK. II .3 n. m. daily .u
NI:N ORLEANS. Through s.eeper <o9 p m oeuy
Trains leave foot Iiberty-st minutes later
All trains Illuminated with Iintsch laght: . =.
Ofices. lis i7e. o6l iat. LAO Bway; 81 ilM oes
i27 Bowery ~ " a39 3t4 Fulton St.. Brooklyn; White.
hail Terminal baggage checked from hotel OF resdsaeo
b destination
New-York tribune., 1897-10-11
lam 6fhools.


XJOAAks Law fJsAEf-NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
wv Eisb'h year begins Oct. Is inst, at University
Building Washington square.
Mrs. JOHN e MfiKS President
Nizs HELEN ~ GOULD Vice Pres
Lectures n0rds,s. Wsdns sdsys and Fridays at II
e. ~ snh y. D.. For circular sddrefs PsoL |. n.
RUSSELL. I20 Ercadssy,
New-York tribune., 1897-10-11

PROPOSALS will be received at the Nm ~
Department until u o'clock noon saturday sub ID
2oh day OF November 1897 20 be then s ana Of ons
ciy opened for the construction. by contract ese
composite sailing vessel TO be constructed ot scs snt
material In accordance with the Department pon p Al
spscincations which ready for snolyine
Information as to requirements can be had 6y evntrs
10 tho Department and forms of PROPOSAL ana sS,uos
VIII be supplied after November D. 1897 tach "XON
must be accompanied by certified check 70, pro-
posss must made In duplicate on ,hs hsss 20 the
forms enclosed In sealed envelopes address,.
Secretary OF the Navy, Navy Department wssSfh ne
H. c. and marked proposals for Training vsss any
ali bids a. in his Judgment the interests o. ~ 4 ~
srnment may require JOHN ID. LONG. sse'
Navy.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-11
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot OF Wet 5sa 81 rsao g, H' 90''''
'Indicaie. time from Wesi 23o S. Other figures 'h'"
time from Corandt or resbrosHes st .. a., o..
.GI3 O." = dsy 'sTsisy 20 -, A. M '0'
AAHS5 , s5Nk sH' a, ,n'i for WiLK~sB%RRE scRAN
2SrG% 12S Tf RoafsrER t hIiGf TtN
West and principal local points dining car and
:IO25. Io::o 4. N. Sunday, only for Bound Brook
'nf .lo.a io,.o 4. daily .,c-p, sunday for MAUcH
'Ifs . .'i 1! oas'%'oa 90 8Son daily sscep, sunday
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
runaIo s' p P"l%as s.,yc. vs.Og. Meal, "a,
D:is is2: a"i ,s'so daily ..c-p, sunday for MAucH
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stations Connects or all points In coal regions
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msia,. .stsns Connects for az points IN coal regions
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rraa,fer CO viii cali ,or ,na heck barEng. from
ho,,i o. residence through to destination