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New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
MRS. EMILY V. LESNEP.

Philadelphia. Jan. Mrs Emily a. Van Lennep.
widow Of the Rev. Or. II. J. Van Lennep. died TO-
day after a brief Illness. Mrs. Van Lennep was
the daughter OF the Rev. Isaac Bird. the pioneer
missionary to Syria. and born in that country
Her husband was for many years missionary 10
Turkey and was the author Of several well-known
works Bible lands Mrs. Van Lennep had for
years been engaged in work for the missionary
cause and was especially active In behalf or the
Armerians. many OF whom have been educated
through her efforts. Three survive her Dr.
W. b. Van Lennep OF Philadelpha +. J. Van
Lennep. principal of preparatory school at Great
Darlington Mass. and r. VI. Van Lennep, a com
poser. who lives in London The funeral services
and burial Will be at Great Darlington, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
ROBERT TURNER.

psltlnore. Jan (speciaD.-Robert Turner for
- conturv prominent In the commercial and
noll,l,al lfe of Baltimore died last night In his
homo at Roland PARK. In lH2 ne estaoiIshed
-, ~,-n,ssion-hous His SON. Harry F. Tur-
- ma COR some years been the active manager o,
tho bus,ness During and for some years after the
y,ar Mr. Turner was active in Republican politics
and was a recognized party leader he was a mem
- - tba War LEGISLATURE. In 1872 ne ran Tor con-
~ass ~. S in the IIId District and such was his popu,
isrlty that he led General Grant Dy one thousani
,s lie VAS active IN the Methodist Church, ana
,oess generous gifts 20 charities and church instl-
futio7s widow. two sons and two daughters
t.Fva
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
POLICE PROTECT A COLUMBIA FRESHMAN.

While the sophomore class Of Columbia Univer
sity was dining at the Marlborough Hotel last
ing Give Mapes a freshman. was noticed stand
ing near the hotel. number Of the "sophs'' I'm
mediately gave chase, but Mapes, who toresaw his
fate should he be overtaken. Justify screamed for
the police who responded the alarm and
cort ed the frightened freshman out Of the neigh
borhOod after advising the sOphomores 10 return
I1fr
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
BETTER HOMES FOR THE POOR.

The first OF a series OF four lectures under the
auspices OF Columbia University was held last night
in Cooper Union. Dr. Z. r. L. Gould was the
speaker His subject was. Better Homes for
Petty Wage Farmers" He said there had been a
great improvement IN this respect in the last few
years In New-York. but not what there ought be.
There reason why there should not be
plenty OF decent homes tor decent people He said
model tenement-houses would pay per cent divi-
dend and exceed IL. and a pure investment cap
ital!sts should build them.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
CITY HALL BOOTBLACK UNDER A CLOUD

OUT OF THE SUNSHINE or OFFICIAL FAVOR AND
NEEDS INFLUENCE TO Oct BACK
Joseph Chesterfield, colored man OF happy dis
position who Is known Familiarity at the City Hall
as Joe" and who has blacked the shoes OF the
Mayors and other city officials for fifteen years
got In the way OF Mayor Van Wyck yesterday in
a manner 10 annoy the Mayor. who told him
sharply 10 keep out OF the Mayors office Joe"
was heartbroken. His rebuff by the Mayor became
known about the City Hall, and three other boot
blacks Immediately invaded the Mayors office In
the hope Of securing 'Joes" trade in shines. They
were James Shea, Henry Golinsh and Frank Pur-
CELL Newspaper men at the City Hall who have
been on friendly terms with Joe" for years,
set about getting up petition in his favor, and
he may be restored 10 official favor to-day
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05

SIR Edward A. Bond was born on December 81
,sf, and was the son OF the Rev. DR.. John Bond,
~ t,anwen He was educated at the Merchant
T,rors school and married Miss Caroline Barham.
daughter OF the Rev Richard Barham. author Of
''The Ingoldsby Legends" In 1888 he was ap-
nonfed an assistant In the department Of manu-
.c-ipts IN the British Museum. From 1884 10 1866
he was assistant keeper OF manuscripts, from 1895
10 1875 principal keeper Of manuscripts and for the
following ten years principal librarian OF the Mu-
scum He edited for the Photographed Society
the Master Of the Rolls Series Of chronicles and
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05

o..,,,. % the illness OF President Clausen OF the
p,-t Roard there was no meeting OF the
noard yestsrday. and there VIII probably be none
boa," ., , r,coyers He was not able TO DE seen at
w un't NJ Nv la, night lie has been threatened Win
ms nO,v .onrio hut his physician has checked ihe
illness and says that he VII r'o0'"' "' o' "''''"
veek or ten days
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
QUESTION OF GOOD FAITH.

From, The Brooklyn Ea2le.
4, the November election the Republicans or
ct'io ,ndorsed the candidacy OF Mr.. Hanna Tor the
Senatorshp, and Il was Oh the issue o, nls rs IaIu %
80 ,hat they obtained majority or me mem
I~rs n the LEGISLATURE. one would suppose shat
f,4gtsiatIre elected such an :ssue Wou,u 80 re
h,, legislatures (and especially ONO Lesls'atu.os
So peculiar things at times. the 9uesn,on ~ % one
~ .pood faith 80 far - Ohio Repub!icanism ~ con-
csrned
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when seen at h!s home. No 2.la0 seven.h-ave..

When seen at his home, No. 2.le0 seventh-ave..
last evening. In reference 10 the report that he IS
10 be chosen dean ot the Fine Arts College OF
Syracuse University DR.. McChesney said that the
rumor was premature. and that he preferred not
TO dis Mss the matter The trustees OF Syracuse
University meet the latter part OF this month.
Ii was learned from member OF the congrega
ton that the people want DR.. McChesney TO remain
as their pastor. and have formally asked him to
refuse the place. which. II is understood, will
ianly be offered to him. but they have little hope
Of his declining the election and IL is understood
that Dr. McChesney will resign his pastorae at
the meeting OF Conference on March 81. Calvary
Church IS one OF the most important charges in the
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05

fac-smles OF ancient manuscripts published oy tne
society Among his other publications ..Sa, W.
Speeches in the Trial OF Warren Hastings, sta!,
utes OF the Colleges of Oxford" jerome horsey
Travels (for the Hakluyt Society and Chronica
Monasteri de Melissa. in all OF which he figure, az az
editor. He was created Companion OF the batn ~
lciviD in 1885 and was al Officer Of the Crown OF
Italy In 1879 Cambridge University gnve him the
hnn0rn ~ L
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A pEMoRAL1zING SITUATION.

From The Baltimore AIil' TIcdl
II Is APPARENT that there are Republicans IN the
Legislatufe who opposed 20 Mr.. Hanna All
sorts OF things are charged, even alliances Win
Dornocrats II is most unfortunate that State and
Federal politics should be mixed up In case of
this kind but II IS next 10 impossible TO prevent Il
Patronage state and Federal. IS powerful ~
sr-unent IN American politics
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05

The marriage OF Miss Angie Ransom. the only
daughter o; Lewis l. Ransom. Of No. "a East Sew
enty-.oIrth-st 20 Dr. Theron Wendell Kiimer. son
o, ChDuncey K!imer viii take place this evening
IN S. Rar,hoomew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Nadisor-ave. and FOrty-fourth-st.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
CHATS WITH PJBLIC WEN.

JOHN i Long Secretary % he Navy passed
through the c.:y yesterday on his way 10 Wash
,agton. re spent tie holidays in New-Engiand.
ard IS now on his way back 10 his desk. He said
tnat ths would be a busy year In the naval
world We have great many ships Of the
various cis-s,s under construction. and some VIII
"a launched Within the present year. Various
Innovations within the Department including
marine hospital corps are suggested, and think
-pOr the whole q will be ar eyentfui year with
u.s." Nr Long said that he had not been able
SITUATION 20 scuss il. a. reports were so contra
Sybtsy t,a, woi,S az Give sn idea Of 10 perform
ence ot modern ironcads IN warfare
Senator Thomas H. Carter OF Montana former
iy chairman Of the Republican National Commit
zee isn't A lingo lie SAYS that he doesn't believe
81 the United States stepping n and taxing
part IN othc, peoples quarres. Referring 70 the
suggestion that the United States should JON win
England 10 prevent tie utter elimination o' 'le
Chinese and division of their empire re saio
Il don't think we arc called upon 70 needle IN
me affairs OF every nation on ne goDe tnst ny
Is In no way related 20 china. am slad ne a.
rninis,ration mas decided to stand aloot Itete.-
ssIa,or Carer who is free-silvsr Republican.
said u DON, thnk much Of H. and a0n 'nns nbsi
Congress WON'T enact any such legisiaton."
That report Of the Monetary Commission" said
Senator IL {. HansoFoueh' OF '>O'''' =.
rot secure legislation. Commissions responsive %
no one do not make our laws.
Senator Shelby NJ Crllom Of Illinois came over
from Washington On Monday night with party OF
railroad men He IS AT the Holland House -ii'
t',Ilora IS much interested N the Antl-scA4lhs
ycl row before Congress lie has been taxing
with many railroad men on the subject lie says
that strong pressure Is being brought 70 Dear "a
Washington 10 secure the enactment q HICm ,,,
!aw that delegations from az "seI .dns0o,t,toos
Try are coming in there. and that the reso,u%IiDS %
calling Cor such legislation from Chamoet % arry
.ncrce ard Boards OF Trade cannot put IN Sui
weight. Mr.. Culiom thinks some SUCH MS VAL "
passed.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
MISS Pulitzer BTRIED

Lucille Trma Pulitzer he eldest daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Pulitzer buried AT Woodlawn
yesterday. Or Ransford. of -. Georges Church
Stuyyesant Square read a simple service at the
grave H. the presence OF the family. The funeral
services had been conducted by the Rev. Dr. LEFT
ingwel at Bar Harbor. whore she died Decem-
b.r 81
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
ELIAS EINSTEIN.

Elias E!nstein died Sunday at hls home. No. -
West Oae-hundred-an eighteenth-st from pneu-
mona, after brief Illness He was sxty-elght
years old. an1 had lived in this country for forty
five years. having been born in Bavaria For
time he lived I'm Macon. Ga. During part Of the
War Of the Rebellion he was secretary to General
cobb Of the Confederate Army Since the he
hai boon engaged In the cloak business in this
city. -Four daughters and two survive him.
The funeral was yesterday at the house.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND TO-DAYs FORECAST
Washington. Jan. 4-Iae storm has moved from Mani
,oha 70 Lake Superior. second appears be
,.opng in Alberta A ridge of high pressure extends
from the Atlantic TO the North Pacific Coast Light
.now fallen lower lake region and southern
England temperature has fallen IN the Missouri
Valley ana the Rocky Mountain regions has remained
nearly stationary the MISS ssipi Valley and has
.ray risen elsewhere The temperature VII rise IN the
Middle and North Atlantic states. snow may be ex-
osc.1J in Northern New England and generally ,air
elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05

For Maine New-Hanpshire and Vermont. snow; warm
err easterly winds.
For Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut.
or rain. warmer: southeasteriy winds.
For Eastern New-fork. sno~ warmer; esster!y winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New-JeBey fair pre-
ce1ed By light In extreme northern portions vari-
For western N.v-York. light snow; warmer; fresh
southerly winds
weather with light snow IN the lakes; fresh westerly
wints.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05

From TIE VhlcogO FtcOIu
But a short time ago Hanna was approved by
the Republican State Convention as tho party
candidate for the Senate The who EXPRESSED
their approval OF MIN there might reasonably con-
slider themselves bound to support him in the
State LEGISLATURE. Were there principle in
volved. or If II had become known that Hanna
FOR some reason % principle. was unworthy the
fight Lil. might be regarded differently.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
Walthnm Watches.

Bes, In existence. E'ght millions IN all keeping
correct time Prices much lover. bur quality higher thas
Best asormen; IN the country inspection Invited
HOWARD & Co. 2ei Fifth avenue New-YorS.
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was cloudy ard cold The temperature ranged ostween
II and SO degrees. the average c2'a) being IL nw"
than that Monday and Is lower than that OF the
corresponding day Of last year. go
The weather IN the vicinity to-day VIII De wsnm"'
Snow Is predicted.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
GEORGE T.. DILLARD

Atlanta. Ga. Jan 4-George E. Dillard. special
ogen, OF the New-York Mutual Life Insurance
company. was found dead in his room at the Kim
Seu Hotel last evening. The Coroners Jury mas re-
,mrncd orr, verdict OF death from apoplexy
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
rHE MorYT TERNOY ASSEsSMENrs.

The assessors have fixed the total valuation Of
real estate In Mount Vernon at s2l i92593 personal
property s. $50 5Gs The personal assessment Of lS,
was only sec 0pO and the Increase in real IS
nearly IS OJ0OOO The valuation by wards is.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
A DEADLOCK THE ONLY WAY OUT


From The Philadelphia Telegraph.
THAT the anti HHnna Republicans Will carry their
antaronism so far 10 vote for a Democrat IS
coueliv doubtful and II they remain hrH1 IN ther
deterrn nation 10 oppose Hanna deadlock seems
inevitable. There are muttudes OF ,hepub.lcans
,broughout the country who would DO better
r,cased 10 see the seat Of John Sherman vacant
ihan 20 see Mark A Hanna permanently irs'aled
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
OBITUARY NOTES.
ST. LOUIS cLUB SOLD TO BRUSH.

sPALDINC. SPHINX AND ANsON SAID TO BE PART
NERs N THE ENTERPRISE.
St Louis. Jan 4-The St Louis Baseball Club
sod to-day to John T Brush. a. q. Sqalding.
c. c. Sphinx and A. c. Anson are said 10 be inter
ested with Mr. Brush in the purchase OF the
Browns.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05

Later IN the day the signs were taken down by
tauitor but the students made the latest rules
dead letters They walked with their hats on in the
library laid their hats the reading room taDles
and carried overcoats into the ciassrooms.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
MAJOR BUTTERWORTH WEAKER

u,..r.,g,on Jan A dispatch from Thomas
v,,Is Ca reports that Major Butterworth' the
c,on,,lss,oper OF Patents. 10 weaker To-Day pu'
sSds maj there u stu hope OF his recovery
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
THE PEOPLE WITH BUSHNELL


Il IS fact which great many people seem to
forget that bushnell. has mighty sight stronger
popular Endorsement than Hanna has. The pou-
cei and Journalistic whlppers-in are playing with
dynamite in this matter They do not seem to be
able 10 see that there VIII be future.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
,,P SAGE NOT ILL

r,sssu Sage. who was reported TO be seriously
an ,,,,h the g-ip yesterday afternoon, was seen
-, ~. home No 5o6 Fitth-ave last evening by a
az DIE rn,orter He said that the report was
nun that he never felt better In his HE
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
DR rys1Gy MCHESNEY TO Re DEAN.
TO BE CHOSEN HEAD OF THE FINE ARTS COLLEGE
OF SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.

Syracuse y. y. Jan News was received here
,hts morning which indicates that tho Rev. DR..
Ensign MeChesney, pastor OF the Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church. In NewYork CITY, viii be chosen
at the senannual meeting az the trustees OF syria
cuse University as dean ot the Fine Arts College. 10
I'll the place made vacant by the deatt OF Leroy
II Vernon, about year and a haf ago II is
understood that Or. McChesney will accept the IN
vita;ion 70 be rendered him and Will enter upon
his duties after he has an opportunity 70 resign
from his Conference al its meeting on March 30.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05

,a,., Ntack.s nftieth appearance in IAN Irish
.,ta,,a,,' at the Fourteenth Street Theatre VIII
- r.oched next Monday night; Messrs Klch.
pT ppyTrrts and Rosenquest are preparing a souvenir
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05

Don't neglect your cold-let your doctor prescribe
for II: or take Dr. D. Jaync's observation-disclosures .
ExpectOrant 80
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
Hellqions Notices.


DURING THE WEEK OF PRAYER the LADIES' chris-
sn Union will hold daily meetings At IL O. m. N th<
chapel Of Broadway Tabernaeis Church corner oaa'
Vay and 04th-St
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05

Crab Apple blossoms Perfume.
whatever form j. only genuine when uedfing name o.
the Crown Perfumery Co.. London. Don't be cefreufed
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
NOTES or THE STAGE.

The last performance Of ~ imher Nine; or. The
LADY Of Ostend" at DAYS Theatre. VIII be given
this evening "As You Like IL Will be played In
the afternoon
At the matinee performance Of the pupils ot the
s,onhope- Wheatcroft Dramatic School NJ Ho!ts
rheatre on January % three one-act plays VIII be
gireu entitled Higher Educatloi Inc Nup OF
1,e,-othal" and "Renunciation
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
DR.. ROBERT L. DABNEY.

Knoxville, Tenn, Jan. 4.-Dr. Robert L. Daoney'
one OF the bcst-known educators Of the South. died
at his home here to-day DR.. Charles W. Dabney.
president OF the University Of Tennessee and A.
sistant Secretary Of Agriculture under President
Cleveland. is his
OBITUARY NOTES
Chattanooga Tenn, Jan. ( (SpeclaD.-Mrs. Stew
art wife OF General A. p. stewart secretary OF the
Chickamauga Military Park Commission. died to-
day at the age OF seventy-hve. The body VIII be
taken 10 ST. Louis for burial She was attacked
with apoplexy and her death was sudden
Eau Claire, Wis, Jan. 4-Wliam Carson, the
millionaire lumberman died to-day. aged eighty.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
s,p EDWARD AUGUSTUS BOND.

London. Jan. A-sir Edward Augustus Bond prin-
,eI I,braran OF the British Museum from 1878 TO
lsss who was made a knight S9mpaYn nion or tne
Bath at the recent dlstr'Uu'oii Vi -'e" ie"' ''
hY the Queen Is dean
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC

:sn|F Fo% &Sasf'q ia p Bahia i s'1a M
Rio Janero le',ers r N,ria 5 B'ay a.. sna Ia pa.
venezgsa GsFns1o o, Trns1d DsS pI55 British M;.n r."
yo at m oT cusa Ba,GS. Pr sl.c, consho ons Soy,i VI
Isrsr,i via Para Moranham and ceara. per Poly
THgHspASS ds,,eT. ,5r Ssss Puerto daaisss nus
dFsS'ed P' PrH wa K aao % sns r sano. es
;ers for Nor;h Brazil and Ia Plata coun- must
i.ssf lac p 70 Y5,k 70, :;
D P'm"fS m, fSr d"i Porto re irsc Arkadla
sirURDAY-at 2'2 a g f5r NssfsDptans % ger S
muda per Trinidad ,6 at 10 m M supplementary
o1,S,rsna Ssg per steamer Ais Gesfs must irscts,
,.aer Aita') at 10 a. n. complimentary 1890 a. m
:o' Ha hp. va a, 'Vr 6so N for csp.eSs cs,spss
asco and fNess aDa R f cuba ma. s,r he sr.css s
ossr {Pssr {PsT's % at 30 p M ,or Ss%iouhSlana PEE
r,-14s s.9me, M,aStn t ps@ steamer from North sSdnsy
Mail. for newfoundland b rail- Hairax theme. b,
samer clos. a, this office daily $50 D m Malls
ee.e at his once daily $50 , Mails for Cub;
close a, This once daily a, a m fer orwarding D;
4samsr Tsnns Fla MAI. for MeSico c,y overland unss,
speca,y adtrsss. 20 rni 20 - an s.ess q
mail closes at p. N. previous day.
TRANsPAcTFIC MAILS.
Mail. Tor Australia except .or West Australia
which are forwarded Via EUROPE. Newzsaland Hawai-
So a.s ao:s ss Se' up to ssay Org"
a m II a. AID 8 80 p N. sor en- arrival Al New
YsS Of Nal: l csa. " ana gi assH ps 'Is
,oria from Tacoma) close here daily up to Janus1
20 a, a3O o n. Mails for Australia Except wsS
Au,;ra,iaC New-zealand. Hawaii and FIJI IsiandS
ner $ Miowera 0rom Vancouver. eloss here daij
sS.r January 2 and up 10 January at $50 .. "a
Mails for China Japan and Hawaii; per 8 ., bslsl
5,ron san FrancscoJ close here daily up 70 January
. at $50 p m Mails for Hawai-; per . q Australia
d s ss' Sr ssIs s1 .
sSsre-sed only per = Empress q Japan !frou
$50 y m Malls fer the Society Islands. per shiI
erty 81 Papeiu from sso Francisco close here dai'
mails forwarded TO por, q sailing daily
~ she schedule 0f closing Is arranged on the pre-
smmn,ion Of their uninterrupted overland uansie
tRes,s,e.ed mail close. a, P m previous day
'"N"' CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Possmastef.
po.,orce New-York. ~ Y, December 80 1897
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spr.red matter etc-German steamers sailing on Tue6
days take printed matter. etc for Germany. and sp~
ctsllv addressed printed matter etc, for other part
~ Eurrre American and White Star
Wednesdays German steamers on Thursdays. ant
Cnard French ard German steamers Saturdays tax,
nrined matter for all countries for which thss
ars advertised mail!
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05

Atlantic city. y. J.. Jan. 4-Loutenant Wendell
Cushing Neville of the United States Marine
Corps stationed at New-York. was married In TINS
CITY today to Miss Frances Adelphia Howeli.
6oi,r tier of Commodore John Adams Howell. or
he Mediterranean Squadron The ceremony. Whltn
TnN.nacul
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The london Office u The Tribune convenient plaa
10 leave Advertisements and subscriptions.
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MA RRIED.

MACNUrr- -oGDEN-on Tuesday, January 4. 1905 st
hs Fesd,nss q 'hs 70 Fast tsst. sh' s,,n: ~ n:
MacNutt q Washington b. G.. 10 Margaret Van Cor,-
landt. daughter OF the late John D Ogden OF New
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Tribune Terms Ia Mail Subscribers.

Daily. so a year. 81 per month
DAILY. without sunday. $ year, 90 cents per month
sunday Tribune. 81 Weekly ~. Semi Weekly -
POSTAGE-Exira postage charged fore countries
except Mexico and Canada. Gnl the daily IN New.
York city
REMGTTANCEs Y sent in cash unregistered. will b =
the owners Tisk.
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A Fashionable wedding to-day viii be thar o
Miss Lille Graham 20 Augustus BracAurst Field
which will be celebrated at noon q. ne home o
Nr and Mrs Malcolm Graham urc.e and aunt o
The bride 40 I3 West Seyeutee-th-st.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

:, ,hts a.asrlu, A continuous in- tho
IN pressure as indicated By The rriounes self
reco ding barometer The dotted line shs"s the tenn
nsrature as recorded at Perrys Pharmacy
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

wEDXEsDAY-At a, N; osupp.ementary a M 70.
a. m (supplementarv 10 80 a. n, FOR Europe. per
sCermanlc via Queenstown; at 10 4. m FOR Belguu
direct per : Wesielllani, Via Antwerp Oetters mus
oe directed pei Nesiernand)
sATVRDAY-At a Tor France. Switzerland Italy
spaln Portugal Turkey. Egypt and British India PEI
La Breiagne via Havre Ccters FOR other parts %
Europ- must be directed yer IA Bretsene); al m
for Netherlands direct per :. Neendam. via Rotter.
cam Getirrs must De directed per Neenian }, az n
NJ supplementary II 80 a. M f9r Europe. per ..
.Aurana via Queenstown. az II a m. for Norway al.
rect per Thing ala Gete.s must be directed PEI
Th,ngyaila' D.
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POstonice Notice.

Should be read daily by AL Interested changes map
4 tlUe)
Foreign mails FOR the week ending January D. lssS
will close promptly all a. the General Postorct
as follows Parcels Post Malls c,1se hour earlier thar
,lnsf-O lime sfo
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
HANNA,s CLAIMS TO SUPPORT.

BOTH SIDES or THE ONO CONTEST.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05
WOodlnvn Cemetery.
Special Notices.

UNlce. y. % = -.3d-st.
Woocawn Station C2itn WardD Harlem Rail-oad.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05

ra- the clos ng supplementary Transatlantic mali
NAMED above additional supplementary malls opentt
an the piers OF American. Engs sh French and Ger.
man steamers and remain open until within ten min
los y, the hour % sailing
New-York tribune., 1898-01-05

The sale Of tickets for the performance Of
Alice IN Wonderland" at the Astoria on Saturday
afternoon IN aid OF the Decorative Art Associa-
ton is beyond the expectations ~ Mrs. Delahe.d
and the other women associated with her n the
management OF the affair II kets for the per-
formarce can be purchased only al the rooms or
the society. No Il East Th!rty-fourth-st