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Corset COYerS. SIC.

(BET. 9 AND 10 O'CLOCK
Lot of white muslin Corset Covers,
in several styles of neck-all seams
felled-l5c. Values 1-2c., between
and 10 o'clock
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Special Sale
in the house
furnishings
department..

Never have prices such as
these been named for depend
able" goods.
Special i'll Rogers Bros. genuine
NickIe Silver tea and table spoons
Remember, everyone of these are
guaranteed to be Silver metal and
will not wear off. Sold for one
day only.
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and bring
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mans ener-
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Ladies' Vests. DC.

CBET. 10 AND ~ O'CLOCK
Lot of Ladies' Derby Ribbed Vests.
with taped neck, will be sold for &c
from 10 to IL
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Child's Hose. 4He.

(BET & 10. AND 3 & 4 O'CLOCK
Lot of children's fast black ribbed
Hose. i'm sizes to 1-2. will go for
4 1-2c from 9 TO 10 and 10 T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

Albany, March 29.-Among the bills signed by
Governor Black to-day were the following:
Senator Stranahans. amending the Code Of Civil
Procedure relative to The service OF notice in ac
tions brought agains; the State or the city Of
New-York.
Senator Higble's repeating that section Of the
Fish and Game law which prohibited fishermen
from allowing their nets 70 remain in the waters
OF Raritan Bay on Sunday.
Mr.. Goodselrs. providing that the salaries OF
Justices of the Supreme Court in the Second Judi
cial District outside OF Kings County. shall be
the same those OF Justices in that county
Mr. shocneck's providing for the transfer to the
the Treasurers OF the several counties embraced
within that city for The purpose of paying Jurors
fees and fixing time limit in which applications
shall be made for such payment.
c. j. ClarN's providing that the closed season for
meadow hens. mud hens ganule and grebe shall
Mr.. Pcketts. approprating 5000 for the i'm
provcment OF highways by convict labor between
Clinton Prison and Saranac Village.
Mr. Trips. making the office of Supervisor in
DUtchess County salaried one.
Mr. Miles's amending the Adirondack Land Pur-
chase act giving to the State Forest and Preserve
Board exclusive power 10 bring actions TO get
aside C3ncea;on OF tax sales and 10 determine
the title TO lands in the State Adirondack Park.
Senator Stranahan's amending the act in
cooperating the Oswego Water Works Company.
Senator Ahren's. providing that no insurance cor
nora ton transact,ng credit guarantee business in
ton which not held at the sole and exclusive
risk Of such business.
Mr.. Trompcr's providing that person shall
conduct a transient retail business In any city OF
the third class. village or town in the State
less h. shall be licensed TO do 80 by tho local au-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT GAMES.

The 7th Regiment games will be held M the
armory next Saturday evening beginning promptly
ut O'Clock, and some exciting sport is promised.
The programme is follows: Ninety thrce-yard
run scratch. for those who have never q
prize: sevonty-nve yard run. handicap: half-mile
run. handicap; mile safety bicycle race. scratch.
for those who have never won n prize or finished
FIRST and second in any bicycle race: mile roller
skating race. handicap: four hundred and forty
yard run. scratch. for those who have never won
n prize or finished first second IN any running
race; ninety-three-yard hurdle race. handicap;
Observation-Disclosures yard run. handicap half
mile walk. handicap; one-lap sack race, handicap;
six hundred-yard run. for championship OF regi-
ment: mile safety bicycle race for championship
OF regiment: mile run. hand!cap; seventy -hve-yard
run for championship OF regiment: two-hundred-
and-twcnty-yard hurdle race, scratch, for those
who have never won prize finished first
second In any hurdle race: two-hundr TWEEN
ty-yard hurdle race, handicap half,mie run.
scratch. for officers cup. for those who have
won prize finished first second In any
ming race; potato race. scratch; four-hundred-and
fory-yard run. handicap: two-hundred and twsn-
v-yard hurdle race. for those who have never
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Bills PASSED BY THE ASSEMBLY.

Albany. March 2.-As soon as the Assembly met
this morning 1t took up Senator Gradys bill per-
hitting the city OF New-YorR 10 lease O building
for twenty-one years. instead of five years as at
present. for court purposes 1t was passed. Other
bills passed were
Senator Parsons's. regulating the use OF bicycles
and preventing discrimination In ordinances affect
ing wheelmen.
Mr.: De Graw's dissolying the corporation known
rs THE Inebriates' Home for Kings County"
M Bondy's. preventing abuses connected with
the placing out OF children.
Mr. Sanfords. providing for the construct ion
and maintenance OF an outlet for the city OF
Mount Vernon
Senator Fo-ds. regulating the sale OF poisonous
substances by druggists on physicians prescrp-
lions.
Senator Guys. authorizing the of school
houses in New-York City for recreation purposes
Senator Lamy's abandoning the Hamburg Canal
in the city Of Buffalo to that city
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THREE SPILLS AT HUNT "o"'
AN EXCITING rIFTEEN-MLE CHASE "'''''' '''''
NORTH SIDE OF LONG ISLAND

49, rxc,r,Nc r1FrEEN-MILE CHASE Aci'o'' III"
NORTH SIDE OF LONG ISLAND.
r.. o,o.s-country run held by the members u
49,. w.oaor, brook Hunt Club yesterday WIS 0''
=, ~. mos, interesting OF the season. anu VIZ
.o,,e,. with many brilliant feats OF horsehan'',p
M RIM was on the north side Of Long iSianu' 'n0
o,,rso horg over fourteen miles OF natul"' nun,
,rc country Among those who were IN ."e 9"
wcre Ralph n Ellis. Albert {. Bostwich' '%"- 1
vtle,s Harry s. Page. william {. Hayes' '" a.
7, Kcrnochan. Jimmie" Appleton "Ka"iie w.
tenet Mrs August Belmont, Mrs T.. hehyo" 81
II Uorhort c. Albert Stevens, g ChanalT5
sidney smith the two whips, ). Mu apnHsera from
Uonnon. + Brisbane, and several Hethu 'S and
hmntsnen across country by way OF tne W." Whi,'
tsh,,n,,n were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payhe NnlI-
M M rs ! E S Hadden. Mrs James - nj
Miss Fannie Cottenet. freddy Bui
Miss Nav Bird, Mrs. W. w. WatrouS anu WI %
Albert Stevens. . a.. ,,oodow Rrook Club
horeo From, there the party rode 70 NtStpui ,.
,rbn nack took the scent on the estate oil hlflaty
Macdmn and ran to East Wliliston. where chetk
VAS called. When the pack were again Oh NJ ~,
trail they took a long circular route and ran pa
r. The railroad bridge Mt Westbury Where ne MI
took Mace and the chase ended. Nllliam - LAYS;
Alert C. Bostwlck, FL. L. Herbert and samuel
ont,ro rim ard were the first TO finish the re-
moinder of the party finishing all together. Inrce
sniiis occurred both the whips. Murphy and Han
non being thrown at a stin Stat fence. but neither
Vas hurt Mr. Chandler also received cropper,
but beyond q shaking up was not Injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
REPUBLICAN LEADER RESIGNS.
IN EXPLANATION HE SAYS THAT THE PARTY IN

IN EXPLANATION HE SAYS THAT THE PARTY IN
PENNSYLVANIA WILL. LOSE THE ELECTION
Philadelphia March 29.-Secretery OF the Com
monwealth David Martin. for a number OF years
the member Of the Republican City Committee
from the Nineteenth Ward. to-day presented his
resignation as a member Of that body, giving
his reason the pressure OF personal business which
prevents for the present his active participation in
party management. Mr.. Martin has for several
years been OF tho leaders OF the anti-Quay
movement In this State. and OF late he has been
regarded as favoring the candidacy OF John Wana-
maker for the Governorshp. as against the candi-
date supported by Senator Quay. His action to-
day has therefore created sensation in Republican
political circles.
Mr. Martin thus explains his position: 81 am con-
WINGED that the Republican party Is about due for
a licking next fall. owing to the combined Issues
that has been apparent for some time past. As
the recognized leader OF the party, have been as
sailed and vlllifed TO such an extent that would
drive any other away from the party but
! refused to retire under FIRE. and held on and
accomplished everything that had set as task
for myself With defeat staring the party in the
face heroic politics must be resOrtcd TO in order
TO save It, and should victory not be accomplished
II will be blamed on me, and this, coupled with
my official duties MS Secretary OF the Common
wealth and other private business leads me to
tire from the party leadership. at least so far
my seat In the City Committee /, concerned"
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE.
SCHEME TO INCREASE THE SUPREME COURT Sci
AsIpE-BrI.I.s PASSED

ASfDE-BIIIS PASSED.
.,,.rv March AIN the Senate to-day on the
order Of final passage was Senator beAo" '
49,, nronos,ns an amendment to the Constitution
IN .mnower the Governor to appoint as many as
ten additional trial Justices Of the supreme ~
Tor tho FRS, Judicial District Senator cantor
announced that the city authorities OF Ne"-io,
uere onno.ed to the measure. Senator Lexo" saiu
that in view of objections from Ne"-io,N ~
her. he would consent that the bill be ia'o aS'u0
Among the bills passed were the 1oiowihs
senator Higglns's extending the time given the
Canal Investigating Commission 10 make '' re-
port for month. 49, a.. ,,oro,ro m.
Mr.. De Graw's, providlng ior e''"'e
armory Of the 18th Regiment --,.,o-s from,
Senator Pages relieving hotel propre nisss nee
iIgence shall be proved and removing the limit OF
resPonssnii!y IN me case eo 81 n Tsa b
Mir Hutton's establishing state boaru ,. al
bmer and regulating the ,bs Dsy qn Of per-
centaEes OF earnings by street surface '"''""'
pMr Weekess relating to the taking Of
wild fowl in Kings; Queens ana su"o"N '''''
and in Long Island S S9oydns that the
the sales OF property lost on SURFACE .oau the
be devoted to the benevolent assoc'a''o" "a WV
Senator ways relating to he wYoTk OF
ou M 10 Graw,s nroTiding for the appointment OF
two officers TO collect the tax ieV'eu o' '"0'
Mr. Chanler's. amending the New-York char'er
relative TO the Municipal Court ,,,sd,ro that
Judiciary COMMITTEE e. specHre onyyn}ssion Of New
York City must be approved by the state No'i''''
sion before they are operative: A., vo.k Mutual
Mr.. Guider's. Incorporating the new io'" -
Title Insurance Company s,,...a 40
Mr. Giasers forbidding persons not admlt.e ca as
attorneys to practice In any court In New ork CiH
Mr. Burr's. amending the New-York charter WIN WIN
regard TO newspapers in which corporate NOTICES
are 20 be advertised. . -. .ha
Mr. Laimbeer's, amending the charter OF inc
Interstate Mortgage Debenture company ana PEI
hitting Il to do business a trust company. .
Nj Firms, extending the time for the compIeuon
of the Hudson Tunnel Railway.
Senator Lan,y's bill creating commission for tho
uc.n.,ro n, arbers and providng for the sanitary
inspection OF barber shops was defeated by cioso
vote without debate.
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INCREASE IN THE SUPPLY BILL.
THE SENATE ADDS ABOUT FOUR HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS TO THE ASSEMBLY ITEMS.

THE SENATE ADDS ABOUT FOUR HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS TO THE ASSEMBLY ITEMS.
Albany. March s-The Annual Supply bill was
reported TO the Senate by the Finance Committee
to-day carrying total appropriation OF SlAso'IVo
This Is an increase Of about $4,000 In the Dill rs
II came from the Assembly. Chairman Higgins
saws that the greater part of this amount Is MADE
I'D OF deficiencies in the various departments. Inc
largest OF these is s125oco for deficiency in the
National Guard account. and an independent ap-
propriation of $4,000 for the equipment OF the Nava
Militia other items Of the Increase are VOW"
allowed the Agricultural Department TOT the eA-
termination of insects shade and fruit trees
an additional $4,000 for the State experimental sta
ton at Geneva $4,000 for Improvement Of the park
and grounds surrounding the Capitol and $3.50"
for new elevators on the Senate side Of the build;
ing An increase Of $4,000 is allowed the SanaI
Investigating Commission for Its expenses.
Later In the afternoon an emergency message
was resolved from the Governor suspending the
rules so as TO permit Of the passage Of the supply
bill Immediately and II passed unanimously.
The Assembly sent a Message stating that IL had
not concurred in the bill and asking for a con-
ference committee. Lieutenant Governor woodruff
appointed as such committee Senators Higgins
Raines and Cantor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
THE 'CROss-OouNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP


The following entries have been received for the
National 'cross-country championship OF the AM
ateur Athletic Union. which is to take place AZ
Morris Park on Saturday under the auspices OF the
Knickerbocker Athletic Club:
Cornell University-Arthur J. Sweet wafer u
Yeatman X. Trautschold. Laurence Patterson
Chester Terrence c. l.. Brown and o. W. Nreeiaho
Xavier Athletic Cuba. j. Walsh. p j. walsh
Joseph Nolan j. A. Lee. W. F. Ryan. ID. J. Dono-
van p 7 Tobin. J. F. Maloy. c. II. Cardigan and
.Joseph Bremen and J. +. O'Neill. substitute
Star Athletic Club-John Mason, George Ewers.
John Dean John Cronin. Morris Hynes. John Doho-
hue Charles OBrien. Garrett Fitzgerald 1ai"es
Mallory and Robert W. Kennedy. and John Con-
molly and William Duane. substitutes
St Georges Athletic Club. w. Rumpf Hanil-
ton Grew A. n Abcls. Charles Duva William Null
holland Martin Weller. W. G. Rodgers and r. a.
Yunge
New West Side Athletic Club-victor King. Mich
ael Regain. Robert IIalen. /. Sacoioski. A. Monte
verde. W. Slbbitt. Patrick Mackcy. John Layer, w.
+. Mclaughlin. w. J. Mclaughlin and T. f.
Pasjime Athletic Club; y. Finnam0rei J. J.
McDcrmott. r. O'Conner J. G. Lynch, II; D. Eg'
gleston 6. W. Jansen r: Pfortner' T, j. sauIs'
Estoppey. jr.. J. E. Enright. s. Kahn. f. Kallina
Cambrdseport GYMNASIUM AssociationuRo ma
b. MaguIre, Alexander G. Mcp9naId :: A G G., Hinl.
J. Kiley' William Weber. ID. J. Mecnan George
j. Rauh, Timothy F BRASIL and Clarence Whean.
c. IT, Herchc. g. b. fTobrook. T. W Haensel. w.
g. Mesaer b. ]. .O'Connell, l.; II; Palmer. ": ".
A r Beers s and ". j. Kndscn '' '" " "''
f.. II. Whitatch and Louis IIcibgod. New Jersey
Athletic Club George orion Toronto Lacrosse and
York Athletic Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
A CONFERENCE on COLLEGE SPORTS.

There was held nj Providence a few weeks ago
q conference attended by three representatives
each from Brown. Harvard Dartmouth. Princeton
Cornell Columbia and the University OF Pennsyl-
v,nia nj which there was a discussion OF the ques-
lions OF eligibility, amateur standing, places for
holding college games and professional coaching
together with the general position OF intercollegiate
sports in reference to all these subjects special
committee consisting of one representative OF each
O. the colleges named, was appointed TO draft
final statement OF the position taken by the CONFER
once The committee held an adjourned meeting
Of Columbia on Saturday. and talked over its re-
port which Is being drafted by Professor Pattct-
son OF Pennsylvania. md VIII be mado puoHc
within two or three weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
EXPLOSION OF 5000 KEGS OF POWDER.

SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED AND FOUR BUILD
INGs DESTROYED.
Nashville. Tenn. March 29-An explosion oc-
CURED at the Sycamore Powder Mills. twenty
FIVE miles from this city. at 1920 a. m. to-day.
by which several persons were severely injured.
The shock was plainly felt In this city. One
employe was fatally and three others seri-
ousy injured. The cause Of the explosion.
which resulted In the destruction Of four build
ings, is not known. Three thousand kegs Of
powder exploded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
TO RETURN OVERSTREET TO CONGRESS.
ORGANIZATION OF BUSINESS MEN APPROVE HIS

ORGANIZATION OF BUSINESS MEN APPROVE HIS
RECORD.
Indianapolis, March g (SpeciaD.-A unique factor
in politics Is the business mems Congressional
organization OF this city. whose object is the re-
nomination to Congress OF Jesse Overstreet. Repub-
lcan representative Of this district. The move
rnent originated by II. II. Hanna, chairman OF
the Monetary Reform Executive Committee. He
called in some Of his friends, and. after explaining
that Congressman Overstreet had been of great
service to the Monetary Reform movement. asked
that the business men investigate his Congress
record and IL IL proved satisfactory lake steps
toward his denomination. This was done. and the
organization is the result. 1t Is composed OF a
large number of the most substantial business men
Of tho city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
AN AMERICAN-ITALIAy PROTECTORY

Albany. March c9-The State Board OF Charities
has been requested 10 approve the incorporation
OF the hincrican-ltalian Protectory. the principal
officc of which is to be In the Borough Of Man
haitian. It's objects TO carry on charitable
wori; among the poor, the oppressed, the weak
and tho sick; 20 obtain work for the unemployed;
with crime; TO obtain the commitment OF found
lines. the aged and the incorrisibe. and to erect
Drst year are Leopold Bonaventure Piscapo OF
New-Ycrk City. and Raphael Pandolf and Peter
Butele. Of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
FY.NAYOR STRONG TO SPEAK.

Ex-Mayor Strong Will deliver an address at the
meeting OF the third spring convention OK the
Merchants Association. to be held in the rooms OF
the association. In the New-York Life Building, at
noon tomorrow. Mr. Strong has chosen FOR his
subject 1.-The BENEFITS 10 the City OF Neg-York from
the Merchants Association" This meeting Is the
last OF the present series. and all are invited 70
attend The next series OF meetings will he held
about the middle OF April.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
SUGAR IN CHICAGO AT NETWORK RATES

Chicago. March s9-"The Times-Herald' says
Chicago wholesale grocers selling sugar In
Cook County at precisely the same prices that the
Sugar Trust is selling It at In YORK. Inc
Chicago wholesale dealer has always added the
freight from the refinery heretofore. This unusual
state OF affairs is the result OF a war among the
local wholesale dealers. The reduction has not yet
been made by Minneapolis, St Louis. Detroit
Toledo or any other surrounding johbnS points. but
Il is so sweeping that 1t will certainly affect their
trade and must sooner or later extend 20 the whole
try
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
Mem publirations.
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS
LOST MANS LANE.
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OF That Affair Next Door," THE Leaven-
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paper 70 cents.
'Miss Green works Up CAUSE celsoro with a le,-
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second 10 Wilkie Collins Edgar Allan Poe.'-CIhe
outlook.
"REMINISCENCES OF THE OLD NAVY.
From the Journals and Private Papers OF
Captain Edward Trenchard. and Rear-Ad-
miral Stephen Decatur Trenchard. By
EDGAR STANTON MACLAY. author Of
"A History Of the United States Navy.
etc. Svo, $3.50.
The records lef, by the two Trenchards, covering
ara sngulnry rich IN romance and IN details OF his
torc interest II throws a food Of light on a side
Of our navys career hitherto neglected.
BELEAGUERED
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DELAY IN SECURING A TRACK.

There has been recently great deal OF tax
among persons interested in trotting as TO the de-
Law in securing in or near this city a track which
should take the place of Fleetwood and fears
have been expressed that site may not be Sc
cured by the Driving Club Of New-York in time
10 make possible n trottlng meeting here at any
time in 1895 Alfred De Cordova. president or the
Driving Club when asked yesterday what the out
look was said that the club had Professionally Sc
lected a certain site, and had held one meeting 70
discuss the question OF securing IT, but that deil.
mite action would not be taken until the next
meeting which would be held soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
WHOLE FAMILY MURDERED.
FATHER. MOTHER AND TWO CHILDREN KILLED
ON A RANCH.

San Angelo. Tex March "a family named Lee.
consisting Of father. mother and two small chill
dren. have been murdered on n ranch near Paint
Rock. The man who ve the alarm states that in
tho early part OF the ening two called at
ne Lee house. where lived and asked TO be
allowed TO stay all d gh. They were denied accom-
modat!ons Later in hc night he awoke 10 find two
men In the house, ant as he ran no was fired upon
by them. An the weapon used in killing
the Lees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30
AN AMERICAN BARK WRECKED.

Kingston, Jamaica. March z9.-Tho American bark
Harvard Captain Colcord from Santos February
10. for the Barbados. Turks Island and Proyi-
dence. has been wrecked on Turks Island.
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drapellsrs AotsI Docket Snios.
sn,. list appears Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturday,
HOTELS of THE WORLD.
For descriptive booklets of any Hotel below. call
address (send stamp)
MwtsG Tar6M BunrsaW Co.,
50 Fifth Ave. New-York
( % Regent st.. London.
(2t8 Rue Dc Rivoli, PartA
G1WVEl POCKET 6W0DE,
"a. p means American Plan, E. p. Europesn)

"a. p means American Plan, E. r. European1
ALBANY. N Y. .......... Hotel Kenmore A.. p 81 up
T,,,o,r, ;s's INV Hall T. r. up:
BOSTON. Macs Hotel yendome A; p. s. up
BROOKLYN. n = Hotel St. George, Z: p. 81; 4. p. 5,
CHARLESTON =. c.. Charleston Hotel, A.. p.
CHICAGO 1.-THE Virginia. AP $3.50 up: E.P.. 81 80 up
AEAfHlS Tenn .UAyoso Hote;, n l.. $s0J ~
MosiLh Ala. battle H0u"' looms With bath $500 up
NEW ORLEANS, La. st Charles Ho,ei A. p 81 w
:, do .rhs cosmogS,.n Hotel; " r.. $3.50 up
do. The Westminster. a. 1880 up: y. r.. $3.50 up
DO Chamberlain. ID wAy) CoJmoDoan Hi, E p. 81 up
PHILApELPHIA. Pa. The Lafayette. T. p: 81 up
RICHMOND Va Tn. Jefferson. Ap.. - up; E.p 81 90 up
SALT LAKE CITY Utah. The Cullen. a. p. 81 to 81 SO
ct LOUIS No Lln T, HOt;, e p; 81; 4 p.
sEr ,.H r. Y Yates Hotel Il r $50; A. p. s!
yIRGINIA BEACH. Va. Princess Anne Hotel A. p 81 up
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Arlington Hotel. A. p. IS up
e. .............-.....".: Ebhitt House A. p. up
%. The Raleigh, n. p. 0.b0
20. Hotel wslIrE'cn Y. p. $50; A. p, -
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Tho Harvard built In Eewburyport. Mass.
in 1878 She nailed from Boston. and was owned
by Foster q Pray. She was dovbls-decksr OF o.
tons register.
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Ceftures ano Meetlnss.

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