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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
MAY BE A SPRINGFIELD MERCHANT.
A BODY FOUND ~ THE NORTH RIVER APPAR
EMILY THAT OF BUSINESS MAN
OF THAT CITY.

The body OF man, supposed to be that OF AL
fred Dwight. OF Springfield. Mass. was found in
the North River at One-hundrcd n nd nneticth
last night and was taken 10 tho Morgue The body
WAS much dlscolorcd. and marks Of violence It
cannot be detected. even II they exist.
The man was about forty years old. feet s
inches tail with light complexion and sandy hair.
He wore a black diagonal suit frock coat. laco
shoes white shirt and underwear. the latter Of fine
texture In the pockets were found "A Masonic
certificate in the name Of Alfred Dwight and
signed by Serene u. Mehcn, secretary Of Roswell
Lee Lodge Springfield Mass: several letters ad-
dressed to Alfred Dwight and having In the upper
corner OF the page the firm name Of Dwight
Brothers Court Square Theatre Building. Spring
field Mass a Columbian MEDALLION apparently a
souvenir Of the Worlds Fair. ~ cents In change
and a black skull cap.
Two letters on the stationery Of the Grand Union
Hotel and only partially completed were I'm m in
ncr pocket The police say that the skull cap
shows that the man had been travelling on \ train
or boat and Ind either fallen or jumped overheard.
The letters both begin My dear friend and go
no further The police think II II probable that the
man had contemplated suicide and had made an
effort to write farewell letters and had been una
bio do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
PEEKSKIIL.

Thurow Travis OF Eugene b. Travis. counsel
20 the village Of Peekskill. has been graduated
from Cornell University with the degree Of Ii. b
Harmony Lodge No. lSS. Knights OF Pythias. held
a memorial service at Castle Hall on Sunday after
noon at o'clock. After the exercises delegations
wen; 10 the different cemeteries and decorated the
graves OF members OF the order
The annual meeting Of the Alumni Association OF
Oakside School will be held this evening. Officers
will be elected and other important business tran
sacted.
before the Highway Commissioners OF Yorktown az
the ST. Nicholas Hotel. Lake Michigan. which was
10 have taken place yesterday afternoon. was post
poned until Thursday next at the same time and
place
Delaney Cole Camp. No Is Sons Of Veterans. is
making extensive preparations for the fifteenth
annual encampment OF the New-York Division
The FIRST session will be held here on June o. and
the encampment will continue three days. Repre-
oentativee from every camp in the State will be
present. The headquarters OF the order during the
Society," an auxiliary Of the Sons win also hold its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
NEW WORK CITY.

Act,ng-Chief Devery has Transferred Acting 'aI-
tain Norman Wcs'erye.t from the Far fo'HtN"y
station 10 sergeanrs duty IN he Eas; Ihlrty-'i'"
ST station. Manhattan. Acting apih!n James
Cooncy Of the Roctaway Beach station Wi h'Fo
charge Of that and Of the Far Rockaw.y station.
Charles c Giligan Frank VI. Donohue John
Fi,simmons. Philip Marley and J. Joseph Scully
were APPOINTED examiners I'm the Once Of the Com
nissioners OF Accounts yesterday Srully formerly
was chief clerk in tho ONCE Of the street ''''"iNS
Department. The others are not known IN pohN
DR. Charles T. Roberts. Sanitary Superintendent
OF the Health Department. reported 10 PRESIDENT
Murphy yesterday morning that last weeks SELF
IRE OF bad fish, meat and fruit was the largest
ever made since the organization OF tho Heath
Department In all. 34s Oh pounds OF meat l'.'3
Mounds Of veal Scsgo pounds OF FISH and 2'l'0'5
pounds Of fruit were seized by the inspectors
For the nrst time since he became ID. several
months ago Judge J. Henry Mccarthy occupied the
bench in the city Court yesterday. He sat In
Chambers and heard the regular motion calendar
In response 10 many congratulations Judge NJ
Carthy said that ne felt much improved. and ex-
pected 20 20 on with his work.
The New-York County Medical Association met
last night at No. 70 West Thirty-Ar't-st The
president OF the association. DR.. George Tucker
Harrison occupied the chair The other officers
OF the association Dr. Frederick Holme Wig
gin vice-presdent, DR. Michael G. O'Bren, re-
cording secretary Dr. Parker Syms. corr'fpond-
ing secretary. and Or. John H. Hinton. treasurer
Several rare pathological specimens were shown
and the cases discussed. A number OF papers were
read and were also discussed by the members Of
the association. After the meeting refreshments
were served.
The commencement exercises Of the Hebrew
Technical Institute. at No &c Stuyvesant-st. vii!
be held on Thursday night at S:l5 o'clock In the
largo hall OF Cooper Union There Will be nm ex-
hibltion Of the work done by the pupils NJ the
Institute tomorrow afternoon from 20 o'clock.
and in the evening Of the same day from to 10
o'clco-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW YORK; MONDAY. JUND 20 1893
ARRIVED


Steamer M,nnewaska orr. Grri,hs. London June o.
with fnlse 10 the New York shipping Company Anchored
outside the Bar AT m
steamer ccvic ,gr Nicol Liverpool June TO- with mdse
to White star Line. Arrived u the Bar at 80 m
Steamer OLDHAM Dutch. hoggeveen. Rotterdam and
Boulosne o with mlse II cabin and I'D steerage
passengers Holland America Line. Arrived at the lhr
a midnight l9h. .
steamer Sardinia Cisr) Vogelgesang. Hamburg May
d via baltimore June with mdse to Hamburg Afner-
can Line. Arrived at the Bar at 30 IN
steamer Damant Oier Wischausen. Rotterdam June
ballast Dust Heyc. Arrived at the Bar ~ 5:l5
Steamer La Navarro Hr) Ducrot Ilavre June H. with
Generate Transatantique. Arrived at the Bar Mt m
steamer Conlscline G). Wrighson. Hueva June 8
and Gibraltar with sulphur ore 70 Pennsylvania Salt
Young Arrived at the Bar At noon.
Ovedcns 1r) Harrison. Trinidad and Grenada
TO- with mdse the Trinidad shipping and Trading
Company. Arrived the Bar at -
Stesner I'ller 'Nor). Kars. Sanchez (san Domingo.
mdse and passengers to Edgar c Gedney.
Arrived at the Ba- at II 10th.
Steamer Frederick DE Barry. und. jacksonville June IL
William + Clyd- y CO
Steamer Tallahassee CAskins. Savannah June H. with
mdse and passengers 70 Ocean SIS Company.
Steamer Goldshoro. Townsend Philadelphia, with mdse
William T. clyde 4 60.
Steamer Algonquin Plat. Jacksonville June II and
Charleston ls with mdse and passengers 70 w Clyde
q anchored Scotland I.ghtshin 0:l2 d mi
Sandy Hook. J. June 90 $3.50 y m.-Wlnd southwest:
light breeze; clear.
CLEARED
Steamer Button CBO. ohis. Pernambuco. Rio Janero.
etc--Busk & Jsvons
Steamer Brooklyn city CBD. Watkins. Brstoi-James
Arkel q Co
steamer Panama (FrD. Curei. Bordeaux-Funch. Edye
$50 ,,, mr., c,.,.., r.,...
q
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MALE AND FEMALE SINGERS.
WHY THE LATTER ARE MORE NUMEROUS THAN
THE FORMER

From The Chicago Chronicle
In leaking over a list Of American concert singers
a. - curi,us 10 note that the number OF tenors now
~ iurg. lust exactly equals the combined number
~ In. flrrs .raincd bnrytOncs and hassos. IL ls
nrof"bIv true that there are just about two cult
,,ted tcnors 10 each paryione or bass There are
SIMILARLY about twice as many sopranos as there
arr mrzzo-sopranos OF cOntra!t0s. and there are
probably two trained sopranos 10 every tenor.
7'be ro,fDus FOR these ratios are probably these
4 high,r voice. being The more unusual. attracts to
ia ovuer the moro attention. l. lends itself TO mu
slr az far greater range ana hrillancy The natu-
80. t.~or ana SOPRANO are accordingly encouraged
49, cultivate what may after all, Dee only mediocre
otIttv The m, zzo-soprano or barytone. however,.
liz ,hnught OF as only an ordinary mortal, and n
,.,fcs az th. utmost possibilities may he left to
,vaef. rs fragrance in the dark, unfdthomed caves
Of its owners throat .
this r.surct Tho women Sing alto or keep quiet
or strain and squat at the top notes. the men
dronn olt a baEppi-h bass The good voices are
Lost in The Iuguhri0us average. But II there Is a
s,r interuolate the tenor part without danger OF
scariet fever these voices sing out above the
rroIrdlng chorus. every one pTcks ear 10 listen 1t
ma. l.. that that voice ought 70 be cOnnscated but
discovery to career of public veal or woe are
easy. -. ... ...., ,.
ia doubless 10 be accounted br by the superstition
that doiirlshes in many districts that selling dry
goods or keeping books f. more manly creed than
SINGING This public creed keeps many man from
deveopiug The gold mine In his hrynX. Besides.
there Is especially In America. sentiment that "A
man should not depend on his father after he has
rea rhed MIS- majority. II IL a wholesome sentiment
ON some accounts. pcrncious sentiment on others.
IL has much klnship with the old belief that as soon
as a girl Is Of MARI: gcabe age abe should stapd
ready TO hop of her fathers shoulders upon tho
Arst pair OF empty male shoulders that come within
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
THE TOBACCO TRUST UPHELD.

IT MAY SELL ITS GOODS TO wHOMsoEvER IT
CHOOSES
Trenton n j.. June % (SpeciaD.-The decision of
Vice-C chancellor Reed. rendered some time ago.
that the American Tobacco Company. commonly
known rs the The American Tobacco Trust.
not an Illegal concern, was to-day confirmed by
the Court of Errors and Appeals by unanimous
vote No opinion was written, the Court merely
announcing it's finding
Nicc-Chancelor Reed held that tho American
TohaccO Company had the same right 10 sell It's
product to whonsocver II saw fit as an individual
The case was brought to the Courts attention
a litfle more than year ago by Miller Bros, Of
Newark who complained that the company refused
- sell them "A certain cigarette. They said tho
Trust refused TO sell them their long as
they dealt in other firms goods. and they held that
this was in restraint OF trade, was monopolistlc.
and was IN violation OF the antitrust law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21

"I'm too big, you cant ht me-. ;,
Nonsense-if you have 40 lnch
chest we can fit you at any OF our
stores with almost anything; If pride
or something else swells 1t up to 49,
20 or q inches, you'll have TO come
to our Prince St. store-but we can
fit you. !:
Sack suits, cutaway suits and Ol-
cycle suits linen crash, thin strong
nuns cloth and serge.
Shoes ,c,.
Russell, patent leather, caltskln
high and low.
Its not that our shoes are better
than everybody elsc's; but 'na'
they're made right if they turn out
wrong.
The little boy Of 3 can find mere
everything he wears, just as easily
as the bg-chested man.
ROGERS, PEET & GO.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Rroatway.
Thirty-second and Broadway
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Meeting of the Municipal Assembly. CITY Hail.
p m. - 49,.
public sale steamship Panama captured 10y inc
Manerove. -,
Hartford Conn CITY Councils visit to ms city
to study public improvements 49,
Board OF Trade and Transportation no US
Broadway. 1870 p. m
staten Islard Academy common cement, S'ap'e-
ton Staten Island. II "A. m.
Commencement exercises boys depar' men, ~. 40
lc School No s. $50 l''hll' S'ho'i 40 -
go a m. and Grammar School 40. = 20 a. ~
Amity Bible Workers School. no. 4- west iI'y-
fourth-st. = m
Republican city Consniitee Murray III "''r"'''
73D y. IN. .,,
oscar 8 Siraus reception. National CIVIC ''"b'
Brooklyn. $50 p. m.
Music in Tompkins Square ana Mount M''''
Park D.
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MRS. LOCKWOOD DISCHARGED.
THE DISPUTE OVER HER BOARD BILL SETTLED
OUT Og THE POLICE COURT.

THE DISPUTE OVER iiflt bOHfND MN "'@' ----@N
OUT OF THE POLICE COURT.
Mrs II. b. Lockwood the woman who was ar
rested at the Hotel 81. George. in Brooklyn. late
on Sunday night at the instance Of Rchard Mears
Of the Hotel 81. Lorenz at West Seventy-sec-
ona-st and the Boulevard. Manhattan. on the
charge Of failing to pay board bill amounting TO
sos was arragnel IN the Yorkyil.e Police Court
yesterday afternoon. The dispute had. however.
been lied Of court and there beng no ono 70
press the charge Mrs. Lockwood was DISCHARGED
She went 10 the court In a carriage. accompanied
by officer.
When Mrs Lockwood was arrested on sunday
night she was taken to the Adams-st. police STA
don in Brooklyn. she sent out messages 20 va1ous
persons for bail and at mdnieht. having failed 20
secure a bOndsfnan. was transfcrrcd TO ~" Ger
nlont-aVe station Yesterday morning before be-
ing brought to Manhattan Mrs. Lockwood was
arra!gned in the Adams-st. police court but as tho
nsaerreanor with which she was charged was
nlleQed 10 hove been committed In Manhattan, the
case must be heard there The defendant was
accordingly taken 10 the Yorkville Court In Man
haitian She reprcs 1nted by sherman Evaris,
and Agernon C. Dougherty.
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HOME NEWS.
OINTMENT, ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
AsTOR 49, Cohell whitehead. OF NaSn'ns' w, o"'
FIFTH AVENI' E-Mrs. Amelia T. barr o, VI !.
Lon the Hudson. GILSEN-lienry Il. "o''V'
n, Denver UOFFMAN-Profcssor Benjamin ne
wheeler of Cornell University. Anthony y bra'y
OF Albany; Judge william J. Wallace, OF A'pa"y
and Robert NJ Harper. Nice-Consul-denera! Al
go NI-RRAY UITI,-C & Woolworth OF Albany
Observation-Disclosures a. PoniatowskL OF A'nahy'
cisco NORMANDIE.-ColopclI l.. +. lurpce. oi ne
Connecticut National Guard. iAKk ~ - J., =.
D. A. belmont OF Boston. NALDOH' l.
Idpplncott OF Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
LITTLE FOLKS on Az EXCURSION.

About three hundred and nifty big and little folks
enioved the hospitality of the Ncw-York Soclcty
for the Improvement Of the Condition Of tn. Poor
Yesterday At the Sea Side House. West Brighton.
Tn. excursion left Pier No TO- East River. yester-
day morning Ii is the intention OF the society to
conduct a number OF such excursions this summer.
About sixty mothers and their children and hum
dred conyalescenis will be taken there at to
remain from one to three weeks according to their
need. The officers of the society complain Of lack
OF funds Visitors contributions will be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool June 10 Arrived steamer: F'r y1s-y 's
Fersus9n New York Nc~'>n IN, uSr KY CManches,er
nun June la-Arrived. steamers ldahe w w york
Southampton June 20 Sailed steamer N3eh's''
BristoL June 9-Arrived. steamer Boston -"
ManShe.tsr June ie-Ar'ired. steamer mozart w.
h burS June 10 Arrived steamer Copenhagen ''''
Hg,, - wis June Passed steamer N9Tse 'D'"'
Knuiscn stettln and Copenhagen for Ne" lSon (Bn.
Adams. New york Hamburg: Excelsior 'De''' A'''
iIsnns gne 2-Arrvei croft BD R'0'h'~'
New orb unc le-Passea steamer Victoria d'H MACK"
New Y1rk for Hamhnrg. -,.r sxaluby CBsh
re,erhe4a. June i H.. X.SFd.s steamer 0.
swansea. June is-satl-i steamer '"'''A'
sendeL E',o eo Passed steamer Mary Ala short '''
Mnhurn New-lork Tor iia're. u.-,,, ,Rr, JsmsA
Ys% York. Via Queenstown. Tor -outhampien croft B1
punaot Head june 10 Pa.s'i, r,olee, Jun. %
M,,,r MVb"ch ,cier prelc New YORK tr raanrtwSA
ffaWlr my w, Y"r, f.r Dunsrk June 20 bfa""'
ham l,H Ncwloye New York Tor nunSmN Rrsuerhsyn
,,; Mn,%eFp &rn 1@"' New, York n,., co.f.
Bren'n n. june ~ Arrived s ssn,nson
kein ad,yt Hn. ie~Arriyed steamer standa''
seRlg%se Ne l9ne Arrived steamer Lord
dT, Veyssy Ne" Arrived steamer Vega Poro' o0eN"
Nov Sno 4SGN Jane l4-Arriyed Dona Maria P0ro
' c,i ro i'm I3-Saied steamer rnss New
,r,,, Mesra1 New york. Pocahontas 'b'' '"
ME mer ,si June i7-Arrved. Pietav@ "''
NtW-lOrk. Tartar
Usrl Fothergill New York for M"'s'' "a
I.eghOrn. ,, .,aamer ThornhiH w."
Paulac. June ip-ArrNed' ' ,.y.
Cook New York FOR BORDEAUX 9, Giles Obj. Fo1'S''
HueIva, June lv-Saied steamer ~ wv ca.
New-YOrk. ..-, soarfan Prince ~ "a,
Adamson Nex York. via Naples "''' 90.
Johnston Narseilles for New o,k steamer k'
Sinranore June 20-Arrived pfeSlousS arc
r ganscr New-York Tor Hong hons ees,,sss (br,'
Rio i,neiro June ls-Saed. steamer N'
Harby. New-York. 49,, ,.aner Calico t'e'e'
Fisher from Rio Janero. etc. New rar Rerin tbl,.
southamptcn June 2OArrtved steasa Hurst Cast's
Jamison. New-York via Queenstown V
at 10 10
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RY z.

e,,-,,, r,ght and elected Frank II. Wiggin preSi-
do,,. George s. Dearborn. vice-presdeni' Henry
" Cooper. treasurer: Robert F. Mathews anu
Simeon Fora governors FOR two years anu -
Lambert sackett governor for one veal GDis
I,~.et7ant at the next meeting viii appoint te NOI
md house committees. The membership Is nON
993 hayin, Increased ff,y-nine IN the las !ea'
- r,rill,, growing since the addition or the nine
The Parsons Memorial School. In Harrison, VII w
close on Fr,I.v july J. WIN exercises 20 when
the pubic is Invited. The school was recently
given to the village by John f. Parsons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
SON or HARVEY z. FISK INJURED

Long Branch June 20 (SpeciaD.-A collision &C.
CURED this evening I'm Broadway which resulted
ssriously for a young OF Harvey f. Fisk, the
New-York banker, who Is spending the summer at
Elbcron The horses started In front OF the Town
Hall and the wagon containing Mr.. and Mrs. Fisk
and their son struck n wagon loaded with lumber
near the railroad crossing. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisk were
bruised but escaped serious injuries The son,
however. was rendered unconscious, a big cash
being cut in his head. HIS condition tonight Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
GENEROUS GIFT TO SMITH COLLEGE,

Northampton, Mass. June 20.-Gifts TO the
amount of $4,000 are announced to the credit
of Smith College to be used for the erection OF
an academic hall. The name of the donor Is
not given and the only condition relative TO the
disposal Of the money is that the proposed build
ing shall bear the name Seelye. in honor Of
the president of the college. 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
TRIBUNE WAR PUBLICATIONS
WAR EDITION.,
Tribune Almanac for 1893.

The Tribune Almanac is the standard book
of reference for Facts. Statistics and Politics.
II. Wur Edition. Just issued, contains 352
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The surcinI Mnr Appendix Includes
War Revenue Bill. in full
An excellent History OF the war with spain
date.
RccuIar Army reorgnnizaIon
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New Generals.
Cabinet changes. -,
speed nTd armament
The ARM Of spain.
The american NAVY, In suuadrons.
Additions TO tn" American Navy.
The Naval strategy Hoard.
Rcndv ,his week. Orders may he left at
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RI-SLNENS El[LTRES

Cincinnati June 90 Osborne. Hutchins Hunt
dealers in millinery goods. at No 10 west four'"-
8, hnvc ASSIGNED 70 John II. Polls. Assets and
Ioiilitl.s are placed nj 10000 each the clrcul9-
ian of unfoun l.I rumors affecting their cremt ~
given AS Ia. cause 81 failure 49,
"GaIvn.tou Jun, o. Moore. Mckinney q CO..
,,h",cealc groccrs OF large trade and many years
",..','tr5 fn.duy made bill Of sale TO iutchins
S,airv a 90 ana the Galveston National Bank, 10
rov.r 81 90 Indebtedness. No statement or other
liabilities is given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
AN INSULTING EPTTHET.

From The Chicago Tribune.
you are Mole St. Nicholas war correspond
ent.'
BIZ, .
He had called him a plain liar. a cowardly liar
and a doubled dash liar without stirring him TO &C
ton. but this brought Tight at once.
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SPECIAL MENTION.

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,mr. are recommended to the readers OF
THE TRIBUNE ne thoroughly reliable ana
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THE GOLDEN RULE OF LIFE.

From The Detroit Free Press.
IF you want thing done well" remarked me
philosopher. he banged the lawn-mower into
the fence, hire somebody DO 1t, then sit the
back porch and oversee the job"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY

49,, ror line Malls close Vessel sails
,.or,.Sei White Sfnr........ GOO
Agonnuin Charleston. tlyde s'V y IN
Roman Prince santos trn'' ~" = !" SIX III
Excelsior, Ne. Orleans. Morgan o." y III
WEDNESDAY. JUNE %.
ocrmanc Liverpool. Whit star. pc m iS.o
yrlesland Antwerp, Red star. III = ~ III
Abyd0s Guayra. Red ID HUI III l'V" y !"
THURSDAY JUNE %
,--.,-,.h A., cr,.re rr.rnrn Nc LLOYD. 900
,. VS ,r,de charleston CLYDE 90. 3OOpm
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ADDITIONAL CONTENTS.
"Sil,PS OF OUR NAVY"

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with hnif-tou. pictnrc~ of the princtpai ships
of the american Navy. Including the Nninet
nurtrnff. Of leading officers. ana scenes ON
shipbonrd. ana OF 10 >pini~h Whr,hips ala,
VI,e LETTER. prrsS describes the destructon
OF the Maine. priyry's victory Ut vanilla ana
n,i,,r matters. and presents u list OF the
ynriou. ships of the Navy. with their SIZE
armament and commanders.
10 CENTS COPY.
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nont Mrs Ida F. Toner. OF Rochester IS Cd
Gnnt About three hundred Delegates are oNP0
ont 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21

steamer Cymric dBD Lindsay. IAverpooi-whi'' SH
Line ,r,n
lam = CLYDE X Co. 49,. u-,x
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