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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-05

9aftr-csuuqc .Iuuar 65,225 Buitet; 27,303
gWuc, SurttlsoJcr; E,cygtpreIoJtrJll I4S.SO2
guided. Der DtGrtt mar fettl 81 Hottrte1 Breu.E
!, etBer Hsucr Jtr. , 2Yl, SO. DO. Jr. ) 2Ss-
g9c.. Do uut HGiitfltrt o. - So. l,uuqI III.
227-27Hc.. 90. ulat IHutilWt 25-27S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL
r ailroaos.

=, AZ through trains stop at Albany Utica Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo.
trains leave Grand Central stsuon follows
EMPIRE STATE EMPRESS LIMITED .
Nass.s rails $50 P NJ: Toronto. 900 P a.; De
$50 \. FAST MAI. Daily-For Buffalo niagara
Falls and Cleveland. -
1910 A. M-DAY EMPRESS. except SundaY. Fof
90 y M-SoJ-TiIwRsrTPN LIMITED and CHI
cAGO SPECIAL. Daily-For columbus Cihcih-
'1dan2RE96 s xb g x1R 9RS sPErA eaoep,
800 p. MELAKE sHoRE LIMITED naliyr?t,h ssG
train T. Chicago. via Lake shore, W s,.,. go
115 \. NJ due Chicago 400 NJ sleeping anu
600 ?. M.-wEsTrRN EMPRESS. Dany-For Niagara
0.25 J. M-NoRTHERx EXPRrss Da'lv-For Troy.
100 P M~ADiFONDkcK MOUNTAINS AND MON
g TREAI: EMPRESS. Daily. ,,..,,,-,--,,,,,,
SPECIAL Daly-For Buffalo Niagara Falls
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and St. Louis :;o,r
""" ing car only f5r points on Fan Brook Ry.. via
- Lyons. and FOR Rochester and Buffalo -. o,n-
o. = .pA,ITic rNPr'''~s Fer Dr'en-
o.1t saturday, for cape Vincent and the Auburn roan
f2.to rf9ht.- MIDNIGHT TNTRFSS. For 1900 !.
every night, eHcep, SUNDAY nights Sunday
HARLEM DIVISION .
9:15 NJ and 3;55 p. M.-Dafv. except sunday. To
pirsned. sundays only a, o;2o 4 NJ
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light
.kot ana Wagner offices AZ Grand Central station.
~ pei AZ Broadway Fl Eas, IAN St. ei2 Broadway,
o. Columbus CT West i25;h St. 18Th g station
end l9Sth -. Station New York :3S and 72G Fulton St,
arl 1or Broadway. y n. Brooklyn.
ToIerhone ''279, Thrty-eiglth street for New York
dcncc bv Wee'~oft Txr,-eee Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
Rdilroaos.
PENNSYLVANIA
Hdilroaos.
RAILROAD,

s4ALioTS foot q WEST TwESTY.ThIR92 SIkEET
Streets I. ten minutes later than tina, given below for
7Sc FAST MAF.lmsn buffet p, r,IiSr ci to
81" PhST fFf
ars For csss P eoTns ToeS cnc1ns
10 pSP e. w. L'g nckc6 81 A L' ct LOUIS EXPRESS
90 Ha VI s chcIE o cvea @i chi
40 scTTH IVES! Fi'o FTxrnrss--
10 H. r,c lS!'Tsyi tFo rurs and
$50 p w. M 70, M r'f2Ts pu
slcepnr Cor View York Altoona East Iib.rty rit's
. ., Y .W,sMrIcroS .SD rnE soITI,: c,,
a. m 1910 15o q % .'cong-s.slrrar lin =; Psrlor
"a D'3ns s Cox $50 g 5s,S On % .'f ri
Dinns d1- 20 dining c 4so p'aas SO
SOUTHERN RAi.wAY.-E,press. 20 p n. 1905 nst'
ATLANTlc COAST r1Ne-Evprc's . 20 a. m and $50
rdT o9 TSIx ogG m ass
Trsk M ays nd 40 N DAILY .sr,..e. ,ri
cortland, stree. 10 p M Through ves'Ibulsi Train,
Bunet P,rlor Cars Passenger Coach and Combined
GAr s NAyl ;ssfy Pa, o,: :y sundays,
s s,rc., End po7 % S o s'i and
s s2fss s., 10 70 o. o 10 sas
rn,I .. sp . Z pan1 Limited.
Dining Can n - CDnin~ carr II - m. i2'p -;
2so 40 go =, 90 rrins Car. $50 Dining can, 5 %
| DINING Can. 40. 50 y. m II oi night Sunna! >
| SO $50 $50 20 $50 Limited 9;o 10 80 .pin,pr
Can 2. m. 10 Dining CaT). 3 80 4 30 nlrirg carr
| 80 Dining Car. 81 so Dining can 40 $50 p III
Ticket Offices Nos 4Gi ga 1926 1924 ~ and 26i BROAD
way. hstor House West Twenty-thi,d street Sia on
and stations Deshrosses and Cor'landt Streei
! Court street SEQ Fulton street. 90 BroadN~y an.
pennsvivana Annev station BROOKLYN. station Jersey
CITY The New York Transfer Company viii call 20
ard ch"ck baggage from hotels and residences nFous
70 destination
Telephone 2757 Eighteenth Street for Pennslvans Rail
| J r. Hi-TcHrvscv r WOOD
General Manager. General Pass gen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
Kailroa0s.
~~-@~-~
EQVE PAIL RCAO.

NeN-lOIA, IO0l OF NlIa iIUt s-st
.. f.lows and live minutes eaIne. from West -o--sL.
,,c1u I.-Nesubuled EXpIrss CA4ly for Blnsnamton.
%a.efly E.raira Buia.o. 81 afford AiI4Nes b1AA4O ,
+ NJ Parlor 10 BuIa!o. ,.. ~-,..
loo A., VI. Vestbuled iImiied-Fsst mall daily sofia
trsln for Chicago Arfves Cleveland 50 A NJ Chledg
Up NJ slecters Chicago. Gle. e!aLd ana NinclnLA,
Dining Car y,....., 1-.s,,,,,., l,v,-a..
asnv Arrives at Buffalo 1905 A. NJ. Bradf,Id 40 A
NJ jamestown ZOO A ~. Youngstown ~. A. 81
cTevegnd 10 80 Sleepers 10 BuAalo ana Cleveland
Cafe Library Car. . ,,.-,..- r-,--,-.
8I5 y. N.-laily SOLD ualn iof I'.s lStl"'
WsverIy ana ChIcaeo Seepers TO h0TaelsVle CAlcafe
~, M CsSi.Ts loci TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN &C.
i CONMODATICNS at III ii3 26l iOl and 81 81 I'D
- pgtcery 1856 East l25th-st and 213 West l25h-
st Chambers ana West pa 81 ferries 40 90 ss'
Eoboken and Jersey City station New YORK transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage from notes ana se'
lencss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AM
WESTERN RAILROAD.

station. New foot u Barclay and chris, opeT st
NTsIIEJLE TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET CARS
PlNTSCH LlGFE
500 A M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
,,.-r
UANTON owFGo. ITHACA. ELMIRA. SYRACISE
ana OSWECO EMPRESS Pullman Bunet Parlor cars
e6nnecting at Buffalo with trains or Chicago and points
900 P NJ daily, Chicago ans Rufao vesrihuled Et-
press Cor SCRANTON b NGV ANrON md FIMlRA
pullman Bufe; Parl5r Cars Emira Through sleep
,ne cars AMI coach Chicago arriving at Alb T.
VI nest day. --.. -, -,
4; 100 y M-sCp ASTON. WfLKFSRAR RE md Pl>YM-
9th EXpPESr. Pullman P1fet Ia-lor Cars,
-:oO y N (aary)-CF'CAGO and BUFFALO VFSIt-
NH ED LIMITED EMPRESS fo7 sep ANTON. PING
HAwT1% FIfIRA. BUFFALO THROUGH Bl'FFfr
si'Frr5NG CAR New York to Chicago Dining Car
west - DIMalo ..--- rr.,,,..
$40 NaiU-RJ'FTA11 EXPRESs. PULLMA :
SIr-~TFP~ f,r SCR ANTON. RINGHANTON Eli
MIRA, BATH MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
fivirg al Buffalo 500 \ NJ -...-o>. ONO
ESQ p. NJ (danyl-BrTEAio SCRANTON. , 1lEG-
SYRACUSE an CswEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
EETs AND PrL1MAY APPROPRIATIONS o PAT At
HENRY GAZE r SONS Ltd. -ll3 B'cadway. !! rag
rscs 40 ans o{3 T 81; at Ee5ry oS %
area and Tventvnnh - 23i CO., 9ns ave- New GIyn
-i-~, table giving fuli Information ~ all stations
vrrSTc,OTT'S EMPRESS COMPANY viii AN 'or ana
check baggage from hotel residence N fes'natl0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
ROYAL. Bile LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
~ TON
Tr,n foo, az Liberty g..
W., ,.r. 40 500 1000 ~ &c Dining car VI
10 ~ Sd 90 Dolng can COO P v; ~. miI ~
sr,sars 40 1000 % 20 D'"'ny Carr A N. l.fa ~ %
INV car. GOO l?1' .m,, Add'ro-,eo' tson'o %
phu.6srriia week days 800 ! ". 400 40 f-3o VI"
p n Sr.4 4ys 900 4 oo NJ CT
'POtTS frAvE SOUTH FERRY WIlTEH Ak Ak st 7,
70 90 I1o.is lo,s ifoS 1870 49, n. 70. 80
i9993 E, !3 IS. 5' az s3s sss s.' ?;S s 5S
Xxx 80 1000 II 20 4 " 1900 ". l2.55 ! 8. 2.So
so1 s,5 100 4:sS 9s 600 $50 7;25 s.25 500
% 9a ~ +. c'S Sei 's a. :, a. f'I 2s, Ss
wav -; eth Az ~ = i',h s. ~ East l23th 81 2,3
s., $50 Ful,ar St Rrooklr1. pc Rros6v,y w,nInm 49,
V Tra-s'er 60 Will call - ana eneeh
tarS.ca tror, hotels or residences defamation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
Central Railroad Of New Jersey.

Fou ira Ks Electro Pneumatic SgnaiA
Stations IN New York foot o. Liberty ST..
and South Ferry Whitehall ST
Trains foot OF Liberty St
on nd After Nov. l. ls9S =.
r., Passion Re;hlchcr Allentown. Mauch Chr-N &c,
90 7is u2oo NJ to Eastonl 80 % - ~ ~ 20 20
70 Easton' 4 ". 100. $40 600 NJ oo ON,
Wilkesharre Pftstcn an1 scranton 4'Vo CIV - ''
80 7. NJ Sunla~s 4 30 4 NJ - M soo o.,n
1000 Il 70 to SeadaG n It5 30 800 90 t' % 90
20 E-adngl p. T.. 10 IS night SUNDAYS; ~ GIL 10
rcadns, NJ IS go GO NJ y? c 5's soo
ao A. NJ l:ao i:is . ~ p NJ ~ 1ls,t sundays
: 20 A Nj 500 IS 600 p ~. ie,ia light
ALI. u vi n0tTE;
LONG TIP %CN OCEAN 'TF'lNE -
fc- res RANT Long Ranch Ashury PARK Ocean Cry.
~ noinf- south Point Pleasant. iSo 90, MY 70
Ga, $50 1870 " nt' o1,v TO- Res rGoW a. a
AT 1n.e-laRen AsNurv Park I'D Or Grove'' ~"
efn.f- o-'v r. T., DarlO 4 VI 90 r " =. "a.
W, at,a,,'c H'rt,.ara. 80 60 100 " As
80 t.rs cls T Sundav 900 4.Oo
'''' FOR I.AI<EW4oD: es-. ,o.,,
40 $50 4 ~. -. $40 44o p NJ Sunoay' io'''
~" r.-r,,rr'a'e Toms River. Rarregat Park and Par
-cqs. go s7O \ " t.tf. 80 p " SunfAf Wl'
~ Ausn,ir cry. v,neana. ard Rride't'n ''7o A
ror W,--ou,s Pe,cN eeaN,lrht sna H'CN,sn1' G'
SUNDAYS 900 4. NJ. no y NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
TOR HOLDING COTS-rhlla.

Der, . NJ Dept. l42s arch street Phila.. Pa
Nov H. 1895 Sealed proposals. IN triuic7'e, or by
;elesra,a VIII bs iees.vet here until Il oeloek A. N
yrt5sv November 80. l-eS for furnishing IBIS depot
Win - oou Cold Medal Camp Cots. feet inches long
a. inches vide conforming 20 sample at this ciice an
.o,.e~s5 with No 80 Canvas urbleachci or other cts
squay a. eood The nun be- 10 be- subject to increase
= fa0l found necessary. taf.y lt-
verss are essential and bidders must state exactly MY
NAV be exrected from them GoVera-nsn reserves rgi
70 reject or accent any an sails or any part
hereof Preference given TO articles q domestic noon
tior o. manufacture. conditions 81 quality ana Ti'H
Gnclus ne in the price az foreign productions or mai
fscture the duty thereon being equal Blanks Or pro
nosas md Information Will be FUR shed upon eprafo
Envelope containing proposals q he enfo SD p
To- Ccts" addressed - Colonel JOHN y. DIsll,
Derutv ouarterrsster General |. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
wEol SHORE K.P

Trains leave Franklin ST Station. ~ u, as fo"o"A
and IS m lat foot OF ": i%d ST. L., 4,
I2:45 i NJ. CONlINENTAL LIMITED. Daily fo- Al
Ianv Syracuse Rochester BludlJ. NlaSa!d rams
Cleveland. Deuol;. chcaso ana 81 LGu.s A..'es
CHICAGO and ST Louis neat ate noon DINING Gar.
6,45 +. NJ later foot W. 42d ST. chicago
ana LOUIS LIu.ei pal!y .for tea: SyIaslss'
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara FAILS. Toronto. Detroit
cleveland, Chicae0 and LOUIS.
1870 r NJ. Daily. f1r Utica, syracuse Rochester BUY
faio Niagara FAILS and Toronto
S.t5 N Datly for Albany. Utica. syracuse. Roches-
Ter Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Toronto. Detroit Cleve
TIM tabs, =; pracpai hotels and Offices Baggage
checked from Ho'ci Residence by Nestcott Express
G Z LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. " 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arr..es Banso 9:55 NJ Pullman vest6ue Day Coaafs'
ana Par.or Cars Dining service Meals IA ar,
Connects at Buffalo with through seepefs to Detro'- anu
.,2:5O. 100 ? ". daily or EASToN MAr cC,si
CHUNK WlLKESBARRE. SCRANTON ana 0'''
$3.50. t:IC p danv except SUNDAY. Tor WiLk ,e
RAR3F' PITrSrON srRANTON and princpal ntc
mediate stations Connects for an points IN c.Si reso'
Pullman Buffet Paror ~ Wli.N ~ ltitrS -,r>-1-
$40. 1915 p VI sunday only for MAl'h N'"-'N
.i.5o. $50 p VI daily except Sunday. FOR EAsTo"
ard ,~.e~rre.isafa stations. ,-.r-o>
- 80. e.1o N lilly excep, sunday. for EAsTo>
and p~'acinal Intermediate -t-uons - ..,,c,p
.G:5p 200 T. " dan, TO- BUFF Mo ~. :.
rArTS ana all points West Pullman s.esper vstlu.i'
.-aiv V :, Chi-ac1 to Buffalo ana loio'''
p.irc car New Yorh Easton. eor-rtt
- 40. 500 ! daily sioro.ns only, Ill ,T,r-~ti
p1 ,iTFIELD EAsTON BETHLEHEM ,M Ht - -
CiIr-NK SAYRE GENEVA. ROCHh;SIrs. - ~ ~.
ana T0RO%TO Pullman SLEEPER for Buna!o roiT "--
-ee-f--a~ r4esorgars carried. y haggaec ~ ,-1Y
.S:2o $40 p " daily f0r WlLktSBA - p 4,
.rA GENEVA ROCHESTER. BtFFAlo \ iA'-c ~,
FALLS and al '1ints West. Pullman sleeper 10 On'
Additional local trains dai,v except SUNDAY for 81 II
II ,T>-I-1rf BO1-ND PP0oK ard ints'aadlas e p, -
leave as follows; 100 1850 4. ~. '-0 ~
1r',te1 and Pullman Accommodations at IL 2si -
a55 90 ara 3ea Broa iway q F ~ St 100 r os
Il. very. y. Y. $50 Fulton -. No-+' - ~
midway aod BROOKLYN Annex. broo@iFn . ,-.,
V Transfer wil call for ana creek baggage ''0'
bo,al o. residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-
ING,

ACCORDION and side plesting: buttons
cred while you Wait; p!nking. fIfn.h
e,ti,p. feathers and boas curlec. b IL
CESS $40 6th-aNe.. corner 1lst-st' SEE
signs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17

- Handbook No. @92. 3i6 on Dry
49,. savings bank. Any person having
c,-,0.s upon said book IS called upon 20
len. lie same o. the bank Wiihin thlrty
eays or the said book H!i he declare. az ~,
celled and eNiinguisNed anu 's" '''0
eled Ia lieu thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Mnle.
WASTFp.--A frst-clafs valet. VITO n'
do.stanls massage. NOT c'"
-eserences required Apply 20 Room II"
Sfh ho0r. Mlls Ruifine
x-ANTFD --ss.iesrlsn 10 sell imported nj
domestic liquors principally Pm. ".
,.-sy whlskeys and blends. case ana n1iI'i
vcos@ ~ iohhers aud saloon tfhit.
Stsr-e 10 the right man. fa,aIY ~ -."
mission Address x. STkAl,th
SOY - and II Last Wsi'I-s'' i<'A'-.7
ton Ky
ADyTRTIs rMENTs ard slnscriftioa,
rrthu7f received ~ their q
oe,.s 30 "a. nroafvay. - door ,.."
=, 9l,'-s'. rnfn o o..l'fS a..
I.er,erfs re-sGel ~ ffe follow inS 'ia'
e''.. III rcrllaf Goo iateh-r1fA
- m ti.. - sfa-a'. b. o. DE 30
10 e,f-ate r.r f-.nr-t IAO
80 fta-ef ~ C.luupIs o t-. i--9
vs,, eo;h-st. 100 West ~ e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
lJruposals.

nROpOSAI,S FOR CORK HELMETS AND
/ B.prArK CHAIRS Phila.. Depot Q. NJ. Dept. 142S
- :, rr'a Pa. November r. ls9S.-Scalcd pro
soss IN i-a's vii he re.eiyed her gntl Il oe .,.
-, VIII $4,000 Cork Helmets and @nono Earraok
cns~s cnforrnirs - standard samples. with privilege
...'s,.--.ss.~- Quantities 100. Early delivery
Snred s~l bidders must state with what rapdity they
g., Government reserves right 20
- ~ ert any ,r an proposals any part thereof.
peyess-c~-e s,er articles q domestic product or
rIe,t...r-e conditions oualt and price Gnclrliug
e. TIE price q foreign production o. nanC'aclfes the
" s"7 is~r. Being equal Blanks f1r proposals. &c.
ouI =, fu-- shed upon application Envelopes contain
,~c,.ss % be endorsed % show what trey contain
.ls , '.t-ss.ea - Colonel JOHN Y. TURET. Der ATTY
ovsr-,rulasrcr Genera. I. s a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
LEHIGN VALLEY SYSTEM

stations Il West 23d - Penn. X r.. Cortahd' -
Desbro~ses 81.
Indicates time from West 23d s. Other hgures hno"
time from C-rtiana, TeshroSses So 49,.
'G;t3 ZOO A. y. daily for Elstoa and INTERMEDIATE
.-.,S s.I.A II d.rv p, vrrKrSRARRE. sCRAN-
TON. ITHACA GENEVA. ROCHESTER, ~ -;
NIAGARA FALLS and the West. and EGnclpai Io~a'
points. Cfa'-- ara na-'o- 90 RrN'lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
rraxrsuED ROOMS TO LET:
BIsINEss CHANCE>'

- >-o><<<<((/r/|r |(||l ..
CONTROLLING INTEREST," olf-fs.A'.-
l'shes oooIication. Precedent Ie'ii ,, &
cssh rseuircd - 90. balance 20 s1li q,
per cent Appi, TREAS tHHK' - "'s'
tbtE-st after &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
CARPET CLEANING.

-~~~~<>.c~< -c~NoN-~Oo~o|>'||Or| y
CARPETS cleaned by steam - hana ~
o., The floor. Careful Carpet tlearll-
-" -5s Broaswsy. 42l East iSih-s--'
81. & BRANpT. Tel. l3e-csth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
g. OHIO r. r.

BAL TMORt &c OT1IO n. n.
Leave New Aort Whitehall Terminal south Ferry and
foot Liberty street
.Daiy. Except Sunday. :sundays
CHICAGO .i30 a. N 'l.45 .. and ~. IS night
PITTsBI'kG. .4.SO m. $3.50 p m. tl45 m
80 II night a 80 m trans from Lberty-st only
CINCINNATI st. LOUIS 1000 a. m. $3.50 D. m
NEW ORLEANS. '4.55 p. m. Through sleeper.
ROYAL. BLUE TRAINS.
To PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE
& S. % tD.ner). .il.30 a. DINER. tlOO p m.
a. Omen 10 % CrnerD '455 DinerJ. 400 D. m sA1
.I2l5 night. NORFOLK. tlOO p. IN.
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light 49,, .
Offces. il3 ~ 26i 49, 1884 Bdwsy. 81 f. ith-st,
i27 B,werv y V $50 3l4 Fulton-st. BROOKLYN; Whit
ha Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or fesideA'e
10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17

Male.
ASSIST ANT SrPER1NTFNDENTo ~ fore-
man Of manufacturing COMPANY nra''
cal macninist and toolmaker. eapa0l' oI
improving manufacturing. sNp'r''n"' IN
handling men. steady and sober VIII n -
parties AZ any hotel or club IN NSw
or BROOKLYN or correspond. CH Nl.lrr
TICK. i.243 Iraniston-ave.. hrl11'v''
Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
WINDOW sCREENs.

~. \ .N.N~--t-r.'-7- 1-'<N'-0
p.Trxr METALLIC WINDOW : 'khtH
90 e.. Wet @3d-s' - I''.hs .n- 80
deuces our specially wins 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17

WAITRESS. By an active young woman
In a private American family: thorough
" understands her business; neat and
trustworthy. best reference SIS 10 $50.
cal or adisess NJ CuSKER. 200 East
4ath-s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17

WASHING Wanted. lsdies' and gentle
mems washing e. do a, home. IS cents
per dozen. can 20 shirts and collars: nice
sunny yard. best city references address
Mrs. LEE $40 Park ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
u.unwoop MASTELs g ss,., TJI.ts

TGrGANT hardwood mantels. Sl2 up
nIep5,s aS isr'rt-st'. near Fulton Ferry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17
tiACHINER Y.

~o-oN-NNDNNN<-NrVNrNNrN NN0ONNN00(NN|S0NNN'~N~
Al EfJJtEI PRICES. 500 second a.
wood and iron working machines; rum
Guaranteed, machSlcry Oousf. ani eb
charged GEORGE b EDDY. 33o MAD
ont ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-17

. DVER7Is EMFNTS ami subscriptions ror The tt hune
y re.t.SoS a. fhcr TDiorn Once No 1872 Broadway.
- dcr norm = 3ls-st. until O'clock m; advertise
..s received al following branch Offices al regular
ofice rates untl O'Clock m. VIZ ~ NthaVe e
ar o29-st 1872 6th-ave 12th-st Macys. 0lH-aFe
sn4 I4.b-s. i4e Colunlbus-sve West 66th-st
Evening journal., 1898-01-07
GERMANY's FOREIGN TRADE.

The great aim OF Germany at the
present time Is 20 establish a great
foreign trade. She is exerting herself
to the utmost to open markets for her
goods. Wherever she sees a profitable
field she enters Il. peaceably II posi-
Bile, by force II necessary, and II there
is no other nation to bar her advance.
Consul Walter Schumann. of Mainz,
Germany, has sent to The Bureau of
Foreign Commerce a communication
which deals with the work of the Ger
man navy in promoting the commerce
OF the country and the provision for
tho augmentation of the naval forces
OF the Fatherland for the protection
and fostering Of the commerce so pro-
NOTED
He cites the following figures 10
show that there has been a great in
crease in German commerce within the
last few years:
In 1881 Germany's foreign trade
amounted to 81 .5Os. 100000 in 1895, It
amounted to .$1,772, ,624.OOO. II may be
claimed that this increase is due to the
general increase in the worlds com
mercc, but this does not seem to be the
case. for in The time from 1881 TO 1895,
during which Germanys commerce in
creased by about S246.41S,0O0, Eng
land commerce decreased by about
$3.50 .4OO, 600; that of France decreased
by about S142, SOC, 600, and that Of Rus
sia by about $71. 100000. During the
period from 1881 to 1898 Germanys
commerce with the United States in
creased from SS.3OO,OOO to $3.50, AGO.
900; with Brazil 1t increased from 49,
$40, 900 to si4, 100000; with the Argen-
tine Republic, from $S,SO6,OOO to $S6,-
414,OOO; with Chile, from $2,142,O0O to
S25,OOO,OOO, and with British India
from $5,l170OO to 500, 100000.
1t is stated that the colossal proper
tions ofGerman commerce are due totht
fact that the agents Of German mer.
chants and manufacturers are to b'
found in all parts Of the globe, and
that they are indefatigable in theh
work of exhibiting their wares, prais
ing their quality and selling them. Th'
German warehouses and agencies rep
resent the expenditure OF millions o
dollars OF German capital. For th'
protection of these large Investment
and the merchant marine a large in
crease in the naval force OF the coun
try is being demanded by the business
interests of Germany, and sooner o.
later they must obtain what they de
mand.
Evening journal., 1898-01-07

We publish in to-day's paper COM
plete denial Of the Philadelphia Times
story relative. to Henry Clay. the
statesman, being the father Of Henry
Clay Turner, the member OF the New
Castle county bar, who died recently in
the Delaware State Hospital at Farm
hurst The statements show that his
mother was born in Ireland, and THAT
her son was born five weeks after she
arrived in this country. Further than
this, she declares that she never saw
Henry Clay in her life. This d.sposes
conclusively of another pet scandal
which thoughtless or malicious persons
have gone back half a century to rake
up and spread upon the grave of a
man who was deserving Of better treat
ment, for whatever faults he had, 4;
was he who suffered most by reason od
them, and no matter what the acciden,
Of his birth may have been It did MOI
prevent him from surmounting all diff
hculties and winning an enviable repn
tatlOn as a lawyer up to a certain
point. Then his own imprudenc,
spoiled what promised to be a usefu
life. Had he been as coed TO himself
as he was to others. the result wou.C
have been different. In dealing with
his past the world should not forge
that he has left three charming litth
children in this community who are en-
titled 10 charitable consideration at al
times.
Evening journal., 1898-01-07
EPIPHANY PARTY.

The Epiphany Party, OF Calvary =.
e. Church, was held at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Horace G.. Rettew. No.
GIG West Fourth street, last night.
Participating in the evenings pleas
ures were: Bishop Coleman, Mr. and
Mrs. Horace G.. Rettew, J. ID. Carter
Mr., and Mrs. r. w. Springer, Mrs
William Saunders, Mrs. Jane Banks,
r. w. Tadman, Mrs George Cox, Miss
Emily Cox. Miss Florence Carter. Miss
Bessie Blake, Miss Kate Kienle. Miss
Anna Kienle, Miss Rose Thompson, Miss
Mary Kloberg, Herbert Kloberg, James
Conley, Mr. and Mrs. Kellum, Miss
Susie Conley, Miss Nina Conley, Miss
Bessie COnley, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clark, Miss Davis, Miss Anna Lally,
Mrs. Peterson, Miss Berthe Hill, Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Mitchell, Mrs. A. r.
Walker, Miss May Beatty. Miss Helen
Ewing, Miss Katie r.. Riebel, Miss
Joanna ID. Mclaughlin, Mrs Elizabeth
d. Wheatley, Miss Bessie Rosin, G. e.
Jenkin Miss Carrie Saring, Evan Gal
agher, Mr.. and Mrs. Brackin, William
Mask, Miss Mamie Banks. Miss Laura
Banks, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morris
Miss Mabel Rettew, Horace Rettew
Webster Carter, Miss Salmon. Mrs
Parker, Miss Kellam, Mrs. Robinson,
Mrs John Heisler.
These Epiphany parties are OF an
nual occurrence. The first was held IN
1880 by DR.. G.. w. Dubois, then rector
Of Calvary Church, which proved so
enjoyable that il has since been repeat
ed every year Each year a big Epip-
hany cake Is cut. Snugly hidden in its
delicious interior has been placed a
gold ring. an engagement ring, a thin
bic and other articles. The person so
fortunate as to secure the gold ring in
a portion OF the cake wears it for the
year, when it is placed in another cake
to be sought again. In addition to the
articles mentioned there was a rose al
mond with history in the cake last
night II was secured by Bishop Cole
man when he dined with Queen Vic
toria at Windsor during his recent trip
abroad, and was brought directly to
this city by the bishop, who had il
placed in the cake.
Bishop Coleman made an address. as
also did J. ID. Carter and Mr.. Rettew.
In addition. this program was render
ed: Instrumental solo, Miss Carrie
Saring: recitation. Mrs. Elizabeth d.
| Wheatley; instrumental solo Miss Bes-
| sic Rosin vocal solo. c. r. Jenkin; vo-
cal solo, Evan Gallagher; instrumental
solo. Miss Bessie Rosin; vocal solo, Mrs.
Wheatley; Instrumental solo, c. n.
| Jenkin.