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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
VALE "TAPDAY ELECTIONS"

New-Haven. Conn. May %.-The 'tapday cleo
tion 10 the Yale senior secret societies were given
cut this afternoon the college campus. with the
usual ,cremon.e. The chosen were:
Skull AID Rones-D. Ii. Day. indianapolis. Ina;
T 6 Mafitt ST Louis. Mo: 5. D. Ames. row
dence K. /: NJ T. A,ams. Amherst, Mass: e t r.
Sweet Grand Rapids. Mich. =. 4 Callahan. Shi-
cage H.: " r Whitenouse. II. T. Bowles and A.
G. Vanderbilt New-york CITY: James Brown, Cni-
Gag H.: ORD Preston. Englewood, y. J.; ); NJ.
Mage Plt,shure. Penn: Fred II. Brooke BiIdS5-
boro. Penn. c. y. We.es Scranton. Penn. ana w
scro. ari Kcys~J p. Adams. New-York city;
l. E Stcddard and r W. Farnam, New- H hiysn
len. ST LOUIS Mo: II. g. OTIS Cleveiaainn ONO g.
Brdge9ori conn: MurIay W Dodge. Sew. K
City Joseph W Wear. ST. Louis, Mo: Huntington
Mason, Chicago, n ~ Haryey'. C Rysytnn'
Cleveland Onto and ". y. Conner. New-Aloany'
.wolrs Head-R p. Loomls. Brooklyn. y. y: Guy
W.Aman Friendship. y y: A. C. GOODYEAR Buf.
:sio. \ Y. q S Chapel New London; Conn
A Nsrar. New Rochelle \. Y; John Reid. Yonkn-
sis y. r. T. Moore. II. H. HOLSTER r. NJ
Pays. and W De l. Kopntze SeW T rr c' prs, IL:
burg Penn IT. b. Wallace. 81. Louis Mo; G. j.
Be'Iy nashville Tenn. ard winchester Noye7'
BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
!. LETTER AND THE PRICE or WHEAT
From The Washington Post.

From The Washington POST
Mr. Letter Is no more responsible for the rise in
the price OF wheat than ne was FOR the latest
occultation the The added cost o. the bread
they consume Is hardly pcrceptible TO the indl-
vidual Mr. Letter did not make the advance That
advance was the result o. causes over which he
had no more control than he has over the forces
OF nature He ioresaw H. and he used his pre-
science TO advantage. That IS all. The rise would
have occurred just the same L. no such person as
loo Letter were In existence Short crops abroad.
the prospects and emergencies OF war-a dozen
factors which Mr. Letter could no more control than
he could change the courses OF the stars-have
brought about he conditions are discussing
here Yet the infamous misrepresentation IL en-
ployed 10y the prophets OF anarchy. and thousands
~ henighted people rackci with hatred ana
despair We say nothing In defence OF Mr.. Letter.
lie is OF many who have proflted by perfectly
Logical not say inevitable, commercial move
rnent and is no more responsible for that move
rneut than he is Tor the clieac conditions In Asia
and Europe and South America which cut short
the foreign harvests But We have no hitting words
Of condemnation for incend!aries who are using
this occasion to inname the working classes against
an innocent young man. and have az their ruling
motive the fostering o, class hatred and the de-
structlon OF society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO DAYS FORECAST.

YESTERDAYS RECORD And TO DAYS FORECAST
Washington May 2e-Th-rc Ia, heen general fall In
measure over the belt - low pressure
extends from Lake Superior 70 New Nick with higher
nr..si-. ., The Northwest An area - relatively hgh
pressure the lax" regions ana Ne" England win
m centre S,,a Scotia. II Il raining on IN" Soufh
.,r New Eng and nni Middle Atlantic coast. with gen
.r,v clear the Interior rs far as the lake
r.sn and Msssslrfl valley II Is clear throughout the
south and cloudy ~ th" Northwest. pur'hs we las,
twenty FOUR hours rain rms fallen On III" Middle and
~,rh Atlantic coast anl showers IN the Northwest The
,emrera,ur. the central Missouri Va"ey and
.,aton.ry e.enhere Cloudy weather and rain Will prob
ANY continue Friday IN Southern New England. ana
niarg the coast far NJ the chesapeake Ray II VIII
n clsnr I'm lake region. the Ohio and Lower
..siprl valleys ard throughout the South There Will
he an Increasing cipulness and probably showers In the
,n.er ak. region conditions VIII continue
I'm inc I'm Mfsfa ~! and Central Missouri valleys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
FORECAST ~ DETAIL. FOR TO DAY.

Fo- Maine and New Hampshire. fair In the Interior;
showers on the coas.. easter.y winds
FIR Vermont fair weather. cast 70 south winds
F- Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut rain
nor;hc,sicrlv wins
For Eastern New York fair northern. rain in south
ern portion. noriheasterly winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania. partly cloudy weather with
showers In slutheast portion; northeasterly winds
ror N.v Jersey and Delaware. cloudy weather PROB
ally rain. nrrthoaHtery winds
For Mary.lnd Virginia. fair In western clouuy IN
eastern horizons rain near the coast lght norm
% north winds
For the District u 'ouinhlh. ph'N 'i,"'S "'h'l-'
probably In The m 'fning cehrlhs ny AFTERNOON"
utrihcrh winds 1900, .,o..r. o, 3D..
Carolina FAR FRIDAY ,Nc'Gt Showers on the
coast ln the morning. .sht northerly wihds 49,, 49,,
e., s.,,,h carolina fair weather. light variable winds
bee ming northery. - ,,,-. ~
For Wes Virginia. western Ne" fork' western Tenn
.,I,r,t, and onto fair weather Hight northeasterIy
shifting g. southerIy. Winds 49,. -, 4.
s,nsl, are displayed the Atlantic Coast from At
mic CIV 10 cape Cod section
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, RROTUEPHOOD ENTFRT ifNNENT

An entertainment given last night by
Universal brotherhood Lodge No. ~. at Liberty
Hall No 81 East IIouston-st. The Nedhardt
Sisters quartet played several selections. inc
others who took part Miss June Reed. volinis
Misc Knsson. soprano and Miss carrie Neidhardt,
'cclisf H. T. Patterson delivered an address on
"rhc Objects Of the Univcrsa. brotherhood.
The lodge was formerly called tho White Lotus
Thcosophical Society. II holds lectures and dis
cussions AT No 3Zs East Houston-st each Friday
nIcht Joseph Klein Is the president. and Frederick
" Flint th,. secretary. In spite OF the heavy rain
lae, night large audience was present and heart
iy appaudcd the programme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

PROFESSIONAL BrGGAR WROTE HER LETTER
AND SHE GAVE HIM Up.


AND SHE GAVE HIM Up.
Boston. May % (SpeclaD.-W!th the assistance OF
Mrs. Jack" Gardner. the police yesterday caught
Eugene l.. Saunders. alias Eugene Lyden. alias
Frank A Smith, professional begging swindler.
who done time To-day he sentenced TO
a years imprisonment Mrs Gardner asked him
call and. after giving the man haltdollar, she
gave an accurate description OF him 10 the police.
Here f. the letter he sent to Mrs Gardner:
Madame: IT'S with the greatest reluctance that
trouble you. but extreme want compes me TO do
80. have been OF employment FOR some time
through constant sickness and am at present IN
destitute circumstances and without friend 10
whom | go for assistance. | was advised 10
20 you learning that you were charitable
lady and would surely help me | have had 10
vaeate my hotel account OF arrears. had TO
walk the streets all last night FOR want OF the small
sum 20 pay my lodgings. II you will kindly con-
slider my case. sure you are doing generous
charity. remain. madame. FRANK A. SMITH.
The prisoner mad a letter written the note
paper OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New-York. by
Iieorge NJ Siblcy. a banker OF that city, Offering
him position OF sl5 week. but Saunders declined
10 accept II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
OFFICERS SHOT By TRAIN-ROBBERS.

Albuouerque y. NJ. May 2s-Under-SheriN Frank
viril Deputy Sheriff Dan" Bustamente and an
Indian trailer were killed yesterday by the two
d4sneradoes who held up the Santa Re passenger
train last Tuesday The two officers. with a number
Of Pueblo Indian trailers had surrounded the camp
Of ne robbers on Alamosa Creek sixty-hve miles
Il Been.
when ordered 70 surrender the robbers opened
fire VIII Winchester rifles. with deadly erect; one
Of The robbers IS thought to have been wounded IN
the fight. but both escaped. leaving their horses.
when tho news reached Santa Rita to-day another
large nnese started In PURSUIT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
COMMENCEMENT AT TUSKEGEE.
TWENTY-FIVE STUDENTS HAVE ENLISTED FROM
THE SCHOOL.

Tuskegee Ala. May 2s.-The seventh annual COM
mencement exercises OF the Tuskegee Normal and
Industrial Institute held to-day. One thou
sand and forty-seven students have been in at
tendance. Forty-eght were graduated to-day
fourteen Of whom graduated in industries
well in literary work.
The total cash receipts for the year have been
Nl4aSe Co. OF this $50 900 has gone into current
penses and $4,000 into plant. The students have
paid IN labor $4,000 toward their expenses.
patriotic spirit exists In the school and about
twenty-five students have enlisted. Booker T
Washington delivers the annual address at the
University OF New-York at its next commencement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
TRTBryE's REPORT APPRECIATED.

To The Editor of The Trbune
Sir desire in behalf o. the National Conference
70 extend the thanks Of the conference for the ad-
rnirahle reports Of the work Of the conference
which have appeared in the columns OF The Irib-
unc We APPRECIATE not only the generous space
accorded to our proceedings. but the very irtelh-
gent and appreciative manner In which the pro
feelings OF the conference were treated We ap-
probate this the more In view OF the extraordinary
demands made upon your space by the war news
General secretary Of the National Conference OF
Charities and Correction.
Eew-York. May d. 1898.
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DIED..

Nav ' Ss u III. w::s Il. "a
Sarah Brown in The SD year Of his age -
Funeral services viii be held at All Souls Church Asat
.on-aye and ss,h-st. on Friday morning. May H. -
DorGHERTY..on THURSDAY: May 2s =. Hacnsn:aSsd
\, j.: sarah T.. widow OF william {. Dousneny' ~
Funeral services at her late residence Hackensaek -
Interment at Greenwood.
FApER-on Wednesday May 25 1898. Abby Adams. -
Funeral from Chris, Church. New Brighton. Staten
Island. on Saturday. May 2s. at II a. m
HALIOWEL.L>-On Thursday. May 90 1898. Catherine
Josephine HaIiowel widow Of d. Albert Haioweh !"
Relative. and friends respectfully invited to .,ssaS
the funeral services at her late residence NO OIL S'u'a
Philadelphia papers please copy
HAXTCN-Entered into his home in Brooklyn
on Thursday afternoon May % Captain M, ~ Hss.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Furnan and the late Eugene HELEN. ago a
HOWELL, Newark J.. on Nay 60 Eliza =.
Of tn. O. Hon. ' George & baks Of
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HuTcHINsON-New-Yo MAY 81 e, II a. m. Aimirs
s.. wife Of Andrew J Hutchinson
Funeral SATURDAY, at p. m. from her late residence
MAG 3,ss this N atty on May p Src the H h:-
Fq9eTsI and ntsrent to be held at Richmond provinces
P3 W.EI.. her residence No. 80 West list,
Arthur G. Powell and daughter Of the late Caroline L
Stokes
Service Church NJ Saint Virgin, No 1888 WsGe
46th-st.. Saturday. MAJ 2s. at 10 m.
PUPKE-On Wednesday. May q. John r. Pupke
Relatives and friends og the family invited TO ateo0
the funeral services his residence No. $50 Wsse
5Tthst.. Friday afternoon 9th at 80 o'clock
RIcE-On May 25 1893. George Smith Rice. aged ~
Funeral services at his late residence No 40 West sd
rntermen; al R .iIn < l. ~ -
sHEPHERD-On Thursday. May &c. Sarah Elizabeth.
widow Of George r. shepherd
Relatives and friends Invited 70 attend the funeral
services az the residence Of her sonn-law William B,
Davenport No. POI Washington PARK. Brooklyn. at
o'clock Sunday afternoon. Nay 20
Interment the Of the family.
WATERMAN-On Thursday morning Nav D. 1898 -
the residence Of her parents. No III Leerts Place,
Brooklyn. y Y. julia Waliron Waterman. eldest
daughter Of Henry ". and ADELAIDE Butler Waterman.
Funeral services the house clock Saturday after
interrnent the convenience Of the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
THE CONTEST FOR the KEAN MEDAL

Tho dramatic cnterta!nmcnt and preliminary elo-
CULINARY contest FOR the kcan gold medal by tho
,ovs NJ 81 Jamess School was he'd last evening at
6, James's Hall The contestants for the medal were
Martin f. Waterson.. Edward J. Meflke George l.
IL ,r,,I Jeremiah j. Mullins, John j. Murphy EDWARD
~ EYtznatrick John V. Maher. Francis \. Gallagher
and Thomas r Lancer. OF whom McPike; Gallagher.
nnc.r and FITZPATRICK will contest again Tonight.
nhan the medal will be awarded A three-act Play
yvii he given In connection with the contest this
AYeninE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
-rypECTATIONs SURPASSED.

II ia marvellous what interest the New-York peo-
nn always display I'm n really good cause. Over
= eco sample packages given away by Messrs.
Eutnow Pros OF their remedy the very first day.
and i'm order not disappont other sufferers who
we're not lucky enough TO call on the hrst day the
'r,rrt.tora have decided to distribute 5000 more
SAMPLES to-day and tomorrow. This will be the last
chance 10 receive a free sample OF hutnow I'M
ppse of his liberal offer. The distribution takes
place at Kutnow Bros place OF business NO Il
astor place near Broadway and Sixth-st. 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

Wendell-At a meeting Of the Board OF Directors q
the Merchants National Bank held this day. the follow.
ing minute adopted.
The Board OF Directors Of the Merchants National
Bank record with profound the death. Satur.
day. the 2st II Jacob Wendell Sr fifteen yesry
director Of this bank and the trusted officer and valued
friend Of his fellow members at the Board.
Mr. Wendells we'll disciplined mind. cultivated BY edu
cation his srotless integrity unblemshed by any COM
promise with wrong. his sound judgment guiding IN
intelligent industry and his Of disposition. evee
reflected in the Of his long earned
for him high place among the honoref and SUCCESSFUL
merchants Of New-York. He displayed the quail
performance Of his director Of this
bank. and elsewhere his prudence. wisdom,
and fidelity Joined with singular genteness ana
moiesty, that while placed reliance IN
his counsel hearts drawn TO him by the
gracious Of friendship. Happy and beloved in his
long and wel-spent life. his Will not be eface0
the minds ~ who have had the good fortune -
be his associates and make this record of him TO
those who shall come after
We tender his wife ard children respectful sym
PATTY. Realizing loss are sensible OF the
~ his family.
Resolved That a copy Of the above minute Be sen1
70 the members Of the bereaved family.
J. w HARTMAN Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
CAPTAIN AND FIFTY-TWO DROWN. |
THE INDIA STEAMER MECCA SUNK BY A
COLLISION.

Calcutta. May 28.-While the British India
Steam Navigation Companys steamer Mecca was
towing her sister ship the Lindula. whose shart
was broken. last Tuesday the hawser parted
the two vessels came into collision and the
Mecca sunk her captain and hfty-two
others being drowned.
The Mecca had three hundred persons on
board. among her crew and passengers. The
latter mostly Asiatics. The Lindula TOOK
off the survivors and brought them TO this port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
,,,Nyyl. COMPANY DECLARES DI'IDEND'

po' r. ~.racl Mining Company. held mere 10
o, ~, &c was voted TO declare a sen-annual dividend
per share payable June 30 10 s s's snare over
o. Tun =, This is an increase 81 - pe' '""'o
nrev,ous semi annual rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
Special Notices.
~~~~~~>>~>~><><~~~ ~r~~~|NNo-~~<~@~~~e
Tribune Terms to Mail Subscribers.

Daily. $40 year: 81 per month
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
FOR FREEZER SUFFRAGE N JAPAN.

Yokohama May %.-Marquis Ito. the Premier.
has introduced IN the Imperial Diet bill lowering
the standard OF franchise and increasing the num-
her o, voters nvefold. The effect OF the measure
also would be to increase the members OF the House
from 80 TO AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
.ru or WILLIAM p WALKER JR.

,.,,,,or Forge. Va May %-Wilinm = "a'hsr'
g.. fre,cht and traffic manager OF inc ches"t'Hn'
and Ohio River Railroad ana m,e'"oe' 90
pn,rd Of Managers OF the Joint ira'"c
h,cd here Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
DIED.

ABBOr-At Harrison y. Y. May ~. 1895. Francis
Asbury Abbot, In his list year.
Funeral services the Memorial Chapel Saturday. at
23D p. m.
will meet train at Harrison leaving Sianu
Central Station st I:04 ,. N.
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MARRIED..

Central Presbyterian church. by the Rev James r.
pnnforth y D.. assisted By the Rcv. Wilton Merle
smith Emcline Jenkins Danforh Louis Morris starr.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full nam and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

The British steamer Mecca. Captain Barrett.
belonged TO the British India Steam Navigation
Company Gimited). Of Glasgow She was OF
400 tons gross register, was built at Glasgow
in 1878. was 30 feet long. had over 81 rect OF
beam and her depth Of hold was over ~ rect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
NOTES or THE STAGE.

Thomas n enc 'n' Wv 10y
o. ieaNe ms company III '"'''"' W
n.ss rShc"rr - ~ ,',s ,e,c-,cd las, nigh, 20
~ "e,t.r2 co,efor,oh'v
"
TIC long engagement o' MISS MhHN" NHhHN III
ont with the 3'Oth New-York performance OF tho
i'"'' '' Jun"
The Rrte- Elect will close It's run n, the Knck-
e-hockcr Theatre on Saturday night OF next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

When you visit the Electrical Exhibition 40 no'
,aii 70 soc the model OF the Electric Private
House Elevator exhibited by Otis Brothers Co
Simnlesf. safest. with perfect control 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

Should be read DAILY by all interested. changes may
Foreign mails for the week ending Nav 2s 1898 wiz
close 1T.mRy n r al a close one soaf than
closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
r ssS and British Is ad psr {:
Navarro via Hayre: at go a M ,or ,s R ns,
. Traye via Bremen de,ters for other parts Of
Europe ,csp SPAIN a ens1 a. uts s ana M or Grea
Britain Ireland Belgium. Netherlands Portgsa! Aus
i i0%n 1ns part: q Europe es'eG, sgsD
be directed p. cmo Astcri IA via R st
sE .',.l: 6 nrs' 5. S SFeeed per A@srda
d dGr ted per VERA 10 m FOR Scotland direct,
per AnshOro via Gdis9" meters %ofwa ss SsSt
rer H.ka detters must be directed per Hekls''
Ana NAH. named above aaion9 sappcmenaty mails ar.
opsnee on the steamers, esr and -an open as whn
Ten Minutes OF the hour Of sailing OF steamer
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC
rRIpAy-At . a m. Tor Jamaica ard CAPE Gracas. per
Castle Eden Gei'ers tor Belle rger;e corte.
ioa a. n ,suppemsntary 1890 a M for G,nayes ST.
ana santa MaFn' -, per l., ra "a eGSr.. ar.
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sSynn Rca am must he directed Altar at 10 M
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per 8 s Hols,,in: at 1870 p. m. supplementary l
p M ST Thomas. 81 CroiN Toward and Wind
Te,1er. FOR Grenada. Trinidad and Tobago b.
n-sc,st .p.r Pietorla') NJ $50 :. for Newfound-
land per steamer from North sydney. a, $50 D. m
o. :, Mi1uelor. per steamer from North sydney
Msrs FOR Newfoundland by rat 10 Halifax and thence
So close this office daily AZ $50 y.
W. ,or Niaueor by rail 10 Boston. and thence by
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Wsrico city overland uness specially addressed
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s'SPas and go p tPesst"red mail Closes at
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,,u. Tor China Japan and Hawaii per .. China
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Oh n IN Mails for China and Japan. per q. VIC
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tG at $50 p. Mails for Australia except
80 Cor IVES, Australia which forwarded
Europel New Zealand. Hawaii FIJI ana Samoan
isi,nds per $. Moara Cfrom san Francisco close
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n m 1or on arrival at New-York OF 5. 5. Campana
with British mails for Australia 49, $50
Transpacnc mails forwarded TO port OF sailing daily
and the schedule OF closing Is arranged on the pre-
SUMPTION OF their uninterrupted overland transit.
'Res''ere' mac co I; VAN Corr Postmassss.
Postotncs. Nsw-York. N. Y. Aay - ase2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

Thomas " X. enc. tho trageiian who vas obliged
o. leave his company IN Canada on account OF sick
ness reached his home on staten Island on
"wednesday night He reported last night 20
he resting comfortably
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

To long engagement q, Miss Mnuic AdanN in
The Little Minister" AZ tho Carr k Theatre VIII
cnt with the 3oth New-York performance OF the
play on June "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
"A Uniuue Auction Sale.

Concluding Session. Tuesday. al %
''BEATTIFUI. CURIOUS. FASCINATING I'D AB-
sORRrNG TO STUDY ANALYzE AND LINGER OVER
IN SHORT. IT Is A GLIMPSE OF JAPANESE FAIRY
I.AND. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES,
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH. NETWORK.
This Friday Afternoon at = O'clock
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL
JAPANESE
Floral and Arboreal Plants,
Including
Many Dwarf F.vergreens of Great Age.
Thomas F.. Kirby, Auctione~r.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

The Bride Elect will close It's run ~ the Knick-
e-hockcr Theatre on Saturday night OF next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
TRIBUNE local OBSERVATIONS

tnts dle gram continuous white line shows me
hnnses in pressure as ndcnted by The TRIBUNE self
recordinc barometer The dotted line shows the tenn
nerature as recorded at Perrys Pharmacy.
Tribune once May q. / a m.-The weather yesterday
as vet The temperature ranged between ~ and o de-"
,ecs the average 1854 being degrees lower
than on Wednesday and ~ degrees lower than on the
corresponding day last year
The weather In and near this city to-day VIII prob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

WoOdlnwn Cemeter-.
Office No 20 F. 23d-st
woodlawn Station cath Ward. Harlem Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

Miss Alice Nelson. formerly of tho Bostonisns
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
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