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ROE,S sUDGET.

THERE'S much sickness in Roe
and vicinity. Ask Doc Kelley
what got the matter with his vocal
organs last Sunday night. Rev
Jno. r. Jones our P. G. has been
transferred to the North Georgia
eorferenee.s. Many th,Ess Miss
= .Ssrr fo.-yarr ki.sd fniiea o.
tga e. shafs Is WI. You
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from J

ST act on earth2. Here is a
proposition to all the correspond
ents lets all write up a nice short
New Year article for the ARGUS,
extra of our regular letters and
have the Editor to publish then
IN rotation under the following
heading Correspondents write up
for the ARGUS. Will you do that
Mr.. Editor9 Let me hear from all
the correspondents. We note
with regret the death of the in
FAINT daughter of Mr. and Mrs. AL.
Kleinhals last week. They have
our sympathy in their bereave-
ment. Several OF the young
people gathered themselves at the
residence of X. s. Watkins last
Saturday night for the purpose OF
having a ''social whlrl1~-Well
thei'riiaJ0 the social but they did mt
"whirl" MARRIED :-On last
Sunday night at the Parsonage by
Rev. Jno. r. Jones, Mr. Frank
Book and Miss Roxie Sheptrlne.
Mr.. Book is an energetic young
sfgh character and will
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BRINkLE Y PUBLIC SCHOOL.

TEACHERS
COURSE.
Arithmetic, Mental
and Written Alge
bra; . 5 History;
History of Arkansas !;
Geng aphy g I a N J
mar p b ysiplogy
Civil Government !;
Land Survey; Burt $
Science; Constitution
ofthe II S aud Com
sfitufIon Of Arkansas
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HANDS ALL ROUND"

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir. Many on both Sides % the water IN these
DAYS are reading the noble biography Of Tennyson
bv his son Hallan Much said few days
ago about the attitude Of England toward We IN
the event Of war and % possible support. Hallam
Tennvson saws q his father: zone Of the deepest
desires Of his life 20 help the realization OF
,he ideal II an empire by tie mCs' intimate union
0, every part OF our British Empire. lie believed
tha. every different member so united would. with
a heiehtening OF ind'y duality TO each member.
give such strength ara greatness and stability 70
the whole as would make our empire q fa!ihfnl
and fearless leode- f. q" that Is good throughout
all the world" and he ndis. Il have heard him
say that he did nj believe Il hopeless that America
should enter into a close ALLIANCE with such 4
league" ~ &c.,.
Very significant. TOO is e. 70 recall ~ ms time
yersa out Of that splendid lyric, Hands Al
Pound written IN IS. when LHg!anc ''nu-
rental foes seemed bent on crushing her power
Gigantic daughter OF the West.
w drink 70 thee across m" MOOD:
We know thee most W. love thee best.
For art thou not Of British blooGE
Should wars mad blast again be blown.
Permit not thou the tyrant Powers
To night nv mother here alone.
Bur Jet thy broadsides roar with ou-s.
Hands all round!
God The tyrants cause confCund'
To our grea, klrsrnen Of the West. my friends.
Tho poets voice rang true. Here and across the
Atlantic az rghtthinking men must feel that Eng-
land and America must stand together IN ever
causes o, humanity LEVI GILBERT.
New-lIayer March % 1895
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NEED THERE REALLY BE WAR?

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: There Is no reason for n war between
nations than between individuals When \ and b
have an irportan: dispute they 90 20 court; though
the decision is sure be against OF them. they
think II better than throat-cutting. The old way
was 70 20 into a fed with revolvers. 1t took us
centuries TO find out that duel settles only which
IS the better aim and quicker shot; the question at
Issue remains before.
A war between nations decides only which Is he
stronger nation 10 will pretend tina, tho late
horrible war between Greece and Turkey decided
ANYTHING else.
Arbitration can settle our disputes with Spain.
War and All thoughts Of relics % the
darkest OF dark ages We living in better times.
..e, IS rise 70 our privileges. +. ;. J.
YOrkers. y. Y. March g. iSs.
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Thr ugh trains leave N~w-Yrfk ~ Chambsrsst..
f.l0v-s and minutes earlier from vest 23i-st:
D;cD 4. M.-Yestilulol Express daily for Bnghamton.
Waye-ly Fimira Bufaia Bradford Arrive Buffalo 500
i. 81. parlnr 10 Buffalo
2:OO a. VI. Vestihulcd Limited fas' mail Daily solid
train Pr Chicago arrives Cleveland 80 \ NJ. Chicago
+ " se"oers 20 chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dinl-g
S:30 T. M.-nu~alo ari Cleveland ves'ibu,ed Express
DALI. arrives BiHal, 1o5 4. ~ Bradford III a NJ.
Jau--town 100 \ VI. Clereand !? 30 =. VI Se-p.rs TO
buffalo Cleveland. making direct injections for
Detroit Chicago ard tho West. Cafs Library Car.
s:t5 T.. M.-S9d train 20 Chicago Seepers 70 Hor-
relisville Chicago End Cincinnati Dining Car.
rVICkETs IOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations at H. 10 2Gl. 40l and t'I broad
wav ~ Frwer, 10 East l.,'h and 81 Wes l2'. .
s., Chamber. sni We, 23i ferries. New -Yo-k SS2
and 7eG Fii'on--. 1915 Broadway Dr0onvn 200 Huison-
8, frf1eer and leroy Cl.- station Wesrco Express
cls fr ana checks tasgas. hotels and residences
- d,stlraf 90.
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FATE OF THE RECoNCENTnADOs.
TYNE TO PUT STOP TO IT BY RECOGHizI%G
CUBAN BELLlGrRETCY.
il tho Editor Of The Tribune.

CUBAN BF,IhIGrRETCY.
ID tho Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Under what law or rulc Of war did General
Weyler act when he ordered half million people
20 be driven from four provinces Of Cuba and be
concentrated within the Spanish lines, and there
die Of starvation? l. can think Of no precedent
except those furnished by the Spaniarls themselves
nearly four hundred years ago by their inhuman
Treatment o. tho inhabitants OF the West Indies and
those Of Mexico ami Peru. The Scillan vcspere
The massacre Of s.. bartholomew. the deeds OF Cen
oral Alva IN the Netherlands. and even the guo-
timing Of perhaps ten thousand persons during the
Reign Of Terror IL France. were mid acts COM
pared ,herowi,h
Already 2DCpl Of tho Cuban reoonccr trados have
died CT starvation. and as many more cn the verge
o starvation are to-day bclrg fed by TIE charity
OF this country. For how long time does her
most Christian Majesty the Queen Regent expect
this country do thiso Does Spain expect us to
keep this up indefinitely without Ealing upon her
10 give th'se starving people an opportunity 10 20
something FOR Themselves? Would not this be ask
ing too great forbearance our part. where
can fo"See that the expense Of feeding these people
even Tor n snort uinc would amount 90 Millions
We will not speak here Of the loss we have sus-
tanned already 10 property IN Cuba. nor for the in
Gemnity we might claim for the Maine OF our
right 70 recognize tho CGhlus lc !geronfs
would answer mat her capital is well defined
was that Of the United States at the breaking out
Of the Re1oiunoTary War and could De more read
Iiy reached than that Of tho Southern Ccnfederacy
during tn last TWO wears o. our civil War
As for lhe creator part of her arm being half
what better basis is thero for cool citizenship than
their So}f-abrrCation n food and hing with no
place e. shcltcr for sick or wounded and their m
shown greater se.f-sacrlce? II II can he shovn
that THIS country cannot interfere in their behalf
Il on the Eieh,st ground that Of humanity?
New-iork. March -, lSoS. LEAVIrT HINT.
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 935 p. NJ Pullman vestibuie nay
coaches and Parlor Dining Car service Meals Ia
carte. Connects Buffalo with through s.ecrers ID
.i.:5O. 100 p NJ daily for EAsTON MAUcH
CHUNK. WILKES BARRE SCRANTON ,Neek d1'sl,
PITTSTON and coal branches. Chair Car 70 March
Chunk .--
',,5O 4;IO r. NJ dai,y. except SUNDAY. f'r WILKES
BARRE PITTSTDS. SCRANTON, ana principal inter-
Connects FOR all points n coal
sions Pullman BuGe; Paror Car % Nllkesnarre
a., $50. 80 p ". daily. except SUNDAY for NAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations Chair - Eas'on.
1850. 5:ij +. " Sundays only) for MACCH CHUNK
and intermediate stations.
$3.50. G:IO 7. NJ daily except sunday. Tor EASTON
and principal intermediate stations -
.6.5O 700 p. NJ daily for BCFFALo. NIAGARA
FALLS. and all points Wes' Pullman sleeper yesioue
80. 900 T. " daily. except sunday. stopping only
MAr'CIf c'lil' NK sAYRE GENEVA ROCHESTER
RATAVTA BUFFALO and TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
for IuYal, but se-png-car passengers carried.
so baggage carried.
,s;5O 1900 = NJ daily for WIr.KESBARRE. It'll
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FAILS arl an points West Pullman sleeper Ithaca.
AAlcrll local trains daily. except sunday for SOUTH
MANSFIELD BOUND BROOK ard intermediate points
aaye ns lows % $50. 80 20 1880 'iO.2O 30
,sriays oniy) \. ~ '?;2o 23o. 'iJo. 30 and 800.
G ~ p. u. go 49, -
AZ ga and 80 TT ldNsv. 81 L. l+h ST.. l56 2. 10Th
:, W pcvrrv y y so Fulton 81. St. 9S
Rr,ad,,lv and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn
Y Transs-- c. Viii call COR and check baggage from
hotel or residence through TO destination.
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an an increase OF pay with promotion there would
Ihehi i called upon for active duty. they would
not DE subordinate TO others "ho had not left the
grammar school AZ The time that their seniors had
become incapacitatcd for service by wounds or
IKE cause These Two suggestions are, Il seems 10
me- worthy Of consideration by congress
Ncw-York. March %. 1899
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

Leave New York. WEi'eha ie'iha' south fe''s s'~
OF Liberty street.
I CHICAGO 1870 a M 800 p m and 'l2:i5 night
piTrsBIlRG. 40 a. m, fS;Ss p. M szo' p m.'
ciScISNATl. ST LOUIS loco e m. . .s:5s p m
., ~ m DINER 800 DINER. 70 :25 (Dner) '46S
,pner, .5:i5 D. IN. and 'l2:lo night.
NNORFOIk III 80 a.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper, 70; 20 zoo .. !"
f,aces: ii3 IT, 26i 43i. lli0 Bdway 81 f. ltth st.
,o- nowery n " $780, 34i Fulton-st. Brooklyn; White
hail terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residenee
to destination.
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,.-prrsEMESTS and subscriptions ior ~ ii.Vuh"
DNEhi y T., th.r UPTOWN once No l..i2 Br ad"ny
- ,oor north Of siss until ocoeS ,ra. a. rerls
menus until o'clock D. m. VIZ. - w
cnr 2S ~ III: 9TH av, cor W., Goth 81 ioJ
,d i 's1 ~. nrnr dth-ave ~ Ea. AS
s.'s,' rs,wecn 7Gh and nth s's i,ozo s-a.s' nenr
Sisi-s,.: ,os is-ave nsa R.rcs"r,i "a nceck,r
iisf-st 90 20 et ,gta ST. io2l ID ec2 ID ave-
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LEHIGH VALLEYSYSTEM.

OF West 23d st penn Il. RI, Cortland or
DeshrOsseS
slndcatAs time from West I'D -. Other figures show
time fiom Cortlandt or Desbrosses 81
s1:IO. 6:2O \. ". daily sunday '6i5, A. NJ for
EASTON and intermediate stations -
.. 80. SIS \. VI. daily for WlI-kESBARRE. SCIAN-
ton fpeek days.. ITHACA. GENEVA ROCHESTER.
Bi FFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS and the West. and prlnc-
rai lccal points dining and chair Buffalo.
10. L. 100 la.lv excent SUNDAY.
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RETIRED OFFICERS MAY BE MADE USEFUL

RETIRED OFFICERS NAY re MADE USEFUL"
To The Editor Of The Tribune
Sir IN the last two weeks /; has been mentioned
Ia the press reports that both the President and
caoret officers have often referred to the difficulty
mat might Doe experienced In getting officers sui-
Gent 'or tie Navy who would be familiar with
me new machinery. now guns and other improve
menis THAI have been made TO warships IN the
last few years. Congressman Meyer member
o. the Naval Committee IN a speech Thursday
Salo' You may have ample supply Of officers
5e' even these require experience In the harding
Va SHIPS ana Ia habits Il command"
ihese statements suggest very strongly tho
proportion that has often been made OF requiring
o"''e's on the retired lis; OF the Navy perform
e"'9 d. stations where new machinery and ne"
guns ana new ships being constructed and
"here vessels are fitted out for service. II this
eefs who would De called upon for active service
- ease OF an emergency would be as familiar as
"eea be with the machinery. batteries. etc. now
On me warships. and many Of them would be COM
p'eh' TO perform any dutv that would be required
y any ohser. Then. too. there would not be the
CDse mat has been made OF late. In Congress
eau outside OF H. tina; there Is scarcity OF Off
s. ioT the ships needed FOR commission. for the
,ssufea officers could be called upon to look after
W shoie duties now being performed by officers
sno are needed for duty. and who have asked
,% y. Again. as the officers the retired list
,aer rank. The difference between that and shore
NY ny pay Is so little that 20 give them duty at
$500 s and elsewhere would make n com
'ir.au;ey small difference in the expenses
.Saiil August >. 49, o...cers on the retired list
me'e promoted with the members OF their class on
Inc hos koa ana ne repeapg OF the iaw az ma h
INC rank held by them Al .hc date of retirement.
''s Jaw mac Seen modified so as to pronio''
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ADVICE TO CONGREssMEN.

To the Editor OF Tie Tribune.
Sir: During OF our severe financial panics'
when banks were falling and mercantile houses go
ing down by the hundreds. one merchant came
through It all. strong firm and resolute, with I'M
'arnisted credit. When asked for the reason. he
said ne put a clean shirt every morning and
tCok good walk before trusting himself IN his
oHcct Why not advise our hot-heaGed, war-1cclar-
!hg congressman Of to-day 10 try a little fresh
..nAno a H. PORTER.
brooklyn. March 81, 1895
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. Ah,t'1'..e 90. .a. 49, =, 70
station, n New , Y.5S IS9s q ssr'y S.
e ON ard taS a,,t 'S' 81. 8 : = 1855 ST.
-, r,s,on. Bethlehem Allentown Magch Chunk. &C..
.d ro' ~ sio ~ G2oo NJ Easton.l $50 G4S %
aso1 % f go NJ i Eos 800 Psun' 80
wssS1rs s,I P,is'n 80 S'd SIpn'0n AGO. eo A.
Rsaans ard n1'5,9E 4, a5 t% 90 tsa o so se
1 *odsS IS Go to % f h:aaas5 p n H. a oS
oo T A su No. 90 900 p Sundays aso A. NJ. Goo SO
T. NJ ALL-RAIL ROUTE.
For TONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c
For Rcd Bank. Long Ban p,, A5say PARK Ocean
fS1 d Ei1 '4 ss 5sS 81: zee:
c Gois Bank F saIH} h l. X t9S
ony 80 p 81 # sundays, io:i5 4 \.
Tm' Ry.' ''f'' s paa %ps o b'in'si' 49,
ror p Atlantic CITY. vneand and BridsetOn 40 A. NJ.
II For Mssoss Each s1 I'd SeasTlsh' 49, $50 so
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR pnILADrlpHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
Week s.y. IS p''S ieSe %laS PaIgs
s s Dn p & Ar AtsJss;
e: :so rS soc ssphays & &Sehy
Mt s.: IS iis IFS s. : e. s.; ,s,
,s , ,; u.s. Jas 33 S 90 5ss SIS a:s s.
s as , ssc IS, 81. COO 60 rs, SIS 90 sS
lo r. ea .'s a. 81 g. '3Si e s r Er. s.
s7s west i25th st. 2si Columbus Az New YORK.;
cO"r S. s TSe ~ y Transfer cali cheek
"a from hotels or residences 10 destination
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DEL LACKAWiNNA AND WESTERN II. r.
S"'ions in New York. foot of Barclay
and Christopher streets.
'LsTIbtL LED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. pINTSCH hight

Direct route - NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTcLAIR.
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernardsylle Basklng
Ridge Madison. Morrlstown Passaic Paterson. Boom
,on Dover stanhope. NEWTON. BUDDS LAKE.
AXE HopATCONG. Hackeustown. sCHOOLEY5
MMo2yNTAIN, Ia,hinston PHILLLpsBURG. .EAs-
tsins. SCRANTON PITTsToN &IIKESBARRE
NANTiCokE DANylLLE. NORTHUMBERLAND.
NJ ntruse. BlNGHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH.
Waterville. UTICA. RICHFlELD SPRINGS Cortland.
slKASISE. OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMIRA.
CORNING BATH DANylLLE. BrFFAIo ard all
500 A M.-BINGHAMTON NAIL. stops at principal
1000 4. M-fcafe carr, BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINo-
HAMToN. oWEGO. ITHACA ELMiRA. Utica,
KIGMFIEI.o SPRINGS SYRACUSE. sna osWEGo
EMPRESS. Pullman Pa.ace Cars connecting at
Buffalo with trains FOR chicago and points West.
100 =. M-SCRANTON vILK EsBARRE and ELMIRA
EMPRESS Pullman Buffet pariOr car.
400 i. Ms SCRANTON. WlLHEsRARRE AND PbfM-
OuTH IMPRESS. Pullman Bufet Parlor car
.or SCRANTON. BiNGHAMTON. ELMIRA BCF-
FALO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New-York to
Chicago. D!nng Car west of Buffalo.
$50 j. VI. 1alyj-BITalO Express. Pullman Sleepev
FOR SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. EIMIRA. BATH,
MT MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving in Buffalo
go p 81 sDany,-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON. OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMIRA. SYRACUSE.
UTICA and OSWEGo EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze sons Limited, ll3 Broadway. II Park
ferry stations III ithave. cor l2hst; 81 West 10Th
st 295 Columbus New-York 23S and 736 Fultons,.
and 100 Broadway. Brooklyn Timetables giving full IN
formation al all stations.
WEsTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
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Railroads.
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

y RAILROAD.
AND DEsBROssEs AND coRrLANDr STREETS.
nu ims a i52 a sEs: sseS below
go A. ~ FAST MHfi~-Pallman Buffet Paslor Car
w. FS S2sfnfl piGs5s and Cleveland
o.So \. ". PENNSYLVANIA LTMIrED; -rullmaa
lion Cars For chicago. Cleveland. To.edo. cneiHna'i'
$50 = M t tisA;5 Axb 5 81 LOUIS EMPRESS
$50 T. 81 Wl a i9S'S'A Tassso Cleveland
f. VI Or 5sfr ESP: dIXSFyEss-For P.-
TO p D. rKcFic E%PRr =: p,sburs and
SO 80 p w. NAIL AND Fum9H Buffet Pp9,:
7,o aWAsMiNGToH AND TnE sotTlh.c. 70
90 ,congrt,siona: LIN ali Par:or ard Dining Caro-;
3 'Ds asaa g 20 80 pG iao qa SO .S &c s
SOMA Liza a.! !arior and Dining CARP 40 'Dinihs
sorTI!ERN RAI.wAY n floida al Limited
ATANTG c SSaF t2G ~ I9V' aSas qs 20 p
Nh M weekdays: Express. go d and $50 p H.
fg k 65 N5xT 9onadh4 sSi m S''
,T T-sk X fays and, and 40 daily ~.
and. stree, 20 m 1S ae: Par ane
GAZE VaT a I'd GOnbsaed Coach. -. -, Can't
Log B'anss s iS a2k Gnerr,k.n s,n4.ys oGsas
Street sutton go ' io a. Gno 30 = s5o lilo p
coandt s,rec a. III" 80 p m Gr,m !o BIO 50
D. m. SUNDAYS o45 a. m. SIS p. N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
CIV 10 100 SD So, $50 95O penna Limited 9W
.ionihs Can. 1870 il.5D d. m. i2JU $50 go 80.
- 4 70 dining CAR. 40 Dining carr $50 DINING
81 81 40 SO ,: NJ. l2.oj night sundays. $40. q
~. 500 SO $50 O.imitcdI. go. 1850 m. lo9
Lining carr $50 faO Dining Car. $50 Dining carr.
- 30 'Dning Car. 30. $50 ?. m. 1905 night. 49,
4',k"t Offices Nos. 4Gi. 1896 1922 III and 26l
broaiway; hs'or House: West Twenty-'hird Street
Staupn and stations .o0t OF Dasbreses and Cortanit
Susets Court street 500 Fulton street Broadway.
ana TT oHlyn Annex Sia'ln Brooklyn. station. Jersey
NY The New York Transfer Company will call for
ana check baggage no;els and residences through
Iesp5one 'i27i Eighteenth FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
j. b. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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Gummcr Nrsorts.
Guburban Real CSiate.

NNNNNr~'~'~-|NON|N
uontcs;r real estate all kinds sale ana rent
4 oES .,'ii-xcE IA TUBS. Beeknan ST.. Ne"-ior"
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Proposals.

HVOpOS,IS Will be received n the Bureau
! o,,.,,.. ard Accounts. Nav Department. Wash.
=, = mill y o'r.uck April -. lS''N am
Immediately thereafter. Goo Furnish az 20"
~. y,,t %nv, y,rd 10000 , unfs - Na'y '"a'
~ will Furnished upon nplchii'il ~ ne
hIfhk y Gel. Esw York. 70 the Bureau. EDWIN
~ i,- ya,rnasicr General 7. $ =. BIS ~
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men su--osc1 10 he active in politics. The
Attorney General is to be congratulatcd as we'll as
tho reinstated veterans
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ng @1rgMNG'& SANiTARlWM,

SARATOGA SPRINGS. y y.
,,,, ,r recreation Elevator steam. open hr-',
for nrn''u p.,r and Promenade m the roof. suites
with baths r.xLt.h Rusaor sui
81. vs,sr and all Baths ana health appiianc's In
phnr Na''r n.r Dry tonic air. Saratt sn waters
Nauhcin, ,.t',rg peght'ul Spring Resort Send Tor
uf,strafed circular.
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ITO VENEZUELA.
s..,, =, N. RFJD ''D" LINZ. under mail con-
20 ~. tinted states Government are appointed
=. al from R,h.ri pier. BROOKLYN
70 SAL carTa Tor CaracaS. Puerto Cabeio. Curacao
ioi - ' ana Naracabo. VIA Curacao
,,,.c,e ' -. .. TUESDAY April .. l r. NJ
SIS .NHt,H.zIT,.rtA '...... Saturday. Ayri TO- J. NJ
- M, tI,,,i PHI .. T1csiay Arm e. T.. ST
- '' BOr'rTON. PI.ISS pAiIErT
General Managers. No ~ Front 81
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NNlERlGANN llEl[g,

EIIUJ Jul ADVlg- lSul9
NEW-YORK- HAMPTON NJ tondo5-Paris,.
Sailing every Wednesday az 10 A. 81.
ST LOUIS ........April 9 ST. LOUIS. ......Anr!l -
PARIS ...........April - NEW YORK .........M1v
ST. PAUT........Apri ~ ST. PArI...........May II
RED STAR LIVE TO ANTWERP.
sailing every wednesday at noon.
NOORDLAND .....Ap:I T. kE>SlNGTD\ Apr! 20
FRlESLANp 49,. April II WESIIRNitNn April -
ISTEiEATIONAL NANIGATION COMPANY
Piers u and -. Nrrth River office. " r. Wing tf""1
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I1I,NA RAILROAD $. $. LINE.

~ i' C,rf,ecn1 PA%AMA. san FHASTis'O ami
SaNs1l' T. 80 = CENTRAL AMERICA. MENICD sli
so'Ii ,r~ps ssn fr5rn pier -, wg't 27'h St
~ - rs aru,y at Company oHre. - Broadway
For 'a''' "''' r. /. WALKER. TrifIr Manager.
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L,RENCII LINE.
.,1ony STEAMSHIP LINES.

vi TEXAS so. CAR0LrSA. GA AID FLA
,.-, .rGffT en-. ROUND TRIP Tickets !ssu-d % a
Tsv.s Coioraio. Utah hrizfa. California Xex
so. &C. Georgia ~ fd1 g. E' S,a aec nm ,inoai
" Ss.iIORY & 90 Gen Ag's.. Pier - T. n. y Y
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Oceln Gtcamcr3.

,HfmA. MAmBTSH.GMEBIcNM
Scs{r~sS. 1850 TWIN SCREW EMPRESS LINE.
I~se~~Ss-T TO PARIS. LONDON. HAMBURG.
ctufa Apr I. y An Normannia. LAY 10 . A. u
r. Bismarck Apr .. ANA. vic'ors Me- % "
Columbia. Nav - An y BlsI'7rrk June . 4 "
Fisst cabin 500 second cabin $40 steerage. $50
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
y. N.-IAMBURG DIRECT.
Paatia Apr .. An rh May :. y.
ire'oria.Apr ~. +. NJ reunsyl' ana MAY II. noon
latria. Apr. 81 NJ Tala'a. MAY q. PM.
First cabin. So NJ; second class $40: sieeage. $50
r IL land 4 4r E13InfgInt Sum-
Cruise to NORWAY. the NORTH CAFE and sNlTZ-
BERGEN by Hamburg American Linz TWIN sckEW
f f:HrEEsS sIEhMEk ALHCTik NiClOhlA ftoM
NEW YORK JUNE -. Round trip can be made In
about G weeks For further particulars appy to
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE. 81 Broa1way. v. T.
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Tho recent opinion OF Attorney General T. ,a f.
inc On The binding effect Of the Veteran Jaw
h'"oo~ n. the city State and Nation has al
ready resulted in the reinstatement OF nse
OF the war WI .ate. MolZhcrs' Department o. me
N the ~ custou House TO make way Ior S'u''se'
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
Stations IN New York. foot OF Liberty 81
and South Ferry. Whitehall 81.
Trains leave foot II Liberty 81.
nm a-a after
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NrD DOMINION LINE.

~ DAILY TO NORFOLK
-. po,,, comfort norfolk Ncw?0r' r-ws Pe'e-.
20 Per,sr1 Oh. Fnn~rs ~. N'0hn1a Virgins
ali from Per % Norfh Iivc- every VIZ
GA cr-IrIATDEU. We Pros; and Trarc Mgr.
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wOWMnMnA W0T gpRlESS,
TnnE IMMNGQlD[E lMNl .

xrw MILFORD HrcHFiELD co. conn.
-. d, the HEEkSlIfRiS. Beautiful hill
" w. i,'t,a md fishing the i0us1ionic River.
10y, ,r sr.,rfs lN.@lcnt table El~cirr lsh open
~, 60 omen The YEAR round. send Tor circular
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CTNAKD LINE.

"A. ~ LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
r.,o-o PIER - r.. foot = GARRISON 81.
..,,. Anil Q \. VI Aurnnia April -. ~
st,r'lra AMI ~ 70 A lmbfia Apr! 30 10 4 "
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