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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20
VASSAR.

Poughkeepsle, n. Y. Feb l9-President Taylor
has as yet made no decision in regard 10 his call
to the presidency OF Brown University. special
meeting OF the Yassar Alumni Association OF
New-York city and vicinity held in the Berke-
ley Lyceum yesterday. and official expression was
given TO the strong desire of the association that
DIR. Taylor should retain his present place
The Young WOmen's Christian Association mas
elected the following officers for the ensuing year
President Miss T.. bradley. 90. vice president, MISS
E 4. Armstrong 90. recording secretary, Miss }.
G. Stimson. Ol corresponding secretary. Miss r..
Mendell 'Ol, and treasurer. Miss NJ Il. Dale w
At the meeting OF the New-York Library Associa,
ton. held In Poughkeepse on Wednesday ana
Thursday. OF last week. President Taylor made an
address the Cooperation Of city Libraries 10
Advance Home Education" The Thursday SEES
sion OF the meeting held in the college chapel
Meetings Of the Current Topics club and - I.
and NJ. held Friday. The subject or the
r and NJ debate was, Resolved. That women 8
colleges would be greatly benefited by intercoUesl-
ate debates"
Professor and Mrs. II B. Mills have given recep-
tions on three successive Friday afternoons 70
members OF the faculty and students In the depart
ment OF economies
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pENNSVT.NA\TA

Philadelphia Fob. le-University Day will Doc c'lc-
hrated on Washingtcns Birthday with appropriate
ceremonies at the Academy OF Music. The u-ua
narade of the students from the university 10 the
academy will take place Seth Low. president Of
Columbia University will Dee The speaker o. thc daT
LIST year President Mckinley made the address. j.
* expected that Governor stone OF Pennsylvania
Will be present; this being hts first appearance iu
connection with university affair lie f. president
~ the Board OF Trustees of the University.
To Professor Charles c. Townsend, OF the Law
School who was obliged TO give mp his work on the
faculty shortly before Christmas VIII be- presented
silver loving cup at the banquet OF ne senior class
OF the Law School on March :
The subject for debate In The Philomathcan So
ciety OF the university with the Logannn Society Of
Uaverford which takes place at the latter college
ON March 10 H. That excepi I'm cases involving cap
ifal punt hmcni. the rule requiring unanmity inr %
legal VERDICT in the United States should be anO.-
A prize OF 80 mas been offered by the Committee
on Illustration fOr The Senior Record for the best
c,,v,r design for their Record.
The Penneyl wanna Debating Union az Us .dSt
meeting discussed the subject. That suiilrlcnt
portion OF ire war bc retained IN force 10 con-
the hui ding OF the canal b' I'D" nted STATES j. ""
The contest m the VII, Of the late Colonel J ".
R.nreft has been decided hy the Register OF wis
III favor OF the rgatces. Iy ms decision Inc UNI
,.,-sitv will receive about $4,000 iu property.
DR. Morris Jasrrow. ir.. librarian and professor Of
Semitic languages. has been appointed hN tho Sec
rc-ory Of state OF three delegates 10 represent
Inc United states al the twelfth international con-
gross % Orient,lsts to be- held AT Rome in October
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COLE MIA.

Spectator" made its appearance on Friday as
a semi-weeky paper. preparatory to becoming "a
daily In form Il has changed from a magazine
bound paper 10 the customary college sheet, being
modelled after The Harvard Crimson II begins
under the following board: Edtor-in-chief Arthur
A Fowler '99. business manager. james A EH-
wards. 90 managing editors. W. H. SyIninss' ~
OIL: W 4 Bradley SO II. : Harrison ~" ana
W NJ l.. Fishe. jr 90. associate editors. W; X
Quinn. '0 g :. Tellman. 80; d. Pel w - .
Parsons 80: J. W. MacKay. go. X l. 5piIi'i "
NJ G. Bogue 90 GOeet Gallatin. vl; IL IL, bul :
dick %. H. II. Raymond. il. %. ana k1p"''
Maclay 20 Professor q. Z. Carpenter Ut. - -.
u Oden and Or Curtis Hidden Page nave Deeh
elected advisory editors. , t,,,,,
Columbia this week received thousand french
pamphlets which IT purchased from I.rliSlrr
collector dealing with legislation ana sIiniItt
matters in or about the revoluuonarE Pettty}u
They COMPRISE decree- OF the National Assembly, ,
repOrfs OF its committees petitions ana dOcun,H'9
addressed to IT, together with addresses 10y Mira
beau Able sleeves and other public men, ,.,.
The Due dc LOubat has presented 10 lile lDl ~
nfty copies ~ BOrundas general Key 10 me Pci,-
ure writings Of the Central Americans. Inc Wotk
neyar before printed George II. Baker the libra
rlan Will distribute copies 20 certain ihs,t'utl'"S
and individuals named by the Duo d. lounai.
Herr Viereck = former member or the ,ferul4 L.
Reichstag. will deliver a lecture to-i'prtoM ms
on "IDeutsches Studenteneben' before the
Ieutscher Nerein Of Columbia. .- 4,
The Columbia University OF chicago DEBATE -
scheduled FOR APRIL H. az Chicago the SUBJECT
heing Resolved. That the United states - 10
Justified in assuming sovereignty over me IHil'l
chosen from the six following b NJ Fms,
90 Charles r Wheaton. 20. al MeIViiie -
Era,cs 20. Simeon Strunsky. 90. Charles Adklns
Raker 90 ana H. Starr GeddlneS, ~.
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PRINCETON.

Princeton. Y j. Feb. 1s.-ThrouGh the courtesy
Of lanes W Alexander, '6o. and NJ Taylor fYhe,
- NJ Edouard Rod the eminent French writer ana
cr,,ic will come 20 Princeton and deliver TWO l'c'-
ures on French literature. The lectures are 10 O'
,,ven March % and "a in Alexander Hall.
paul van Dyke. professor OF history IN me m
yers,tv has recently published volume on The
Aoe Of the Renascence." This work IS In the series
known as Ten Epochs Of Church History. III
Henry van Dyke. q, pastor Of the fhth Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church OF NewYork, contributes the
preface ,.,.
The Monday Night Club was addressed this week
by Professor Winthrop More Daniels OF inc ue-
partment OF political economy. The suoJeCt "' MS
talk was The Monroe Doctrine" The officers "i
the Monday Night Club elected for the ensuing
term are: President. Robert !" B"chmah' j. SIC
rotary Alexander Armstrong Jr
At library meeting held in the study OF Dr'
William Henry Green Wednesday. PROFESSOR
" Brenton Green read before members OF '"'
university and seminary faculties paper 20"
Elective Courses in College in Relation TO- Ineo-
,,gieoi F,Ncotion TIL Rey Di samuel II. kel-
logg 81 of India. has been elected lectuI"i OF III
si0ns on the Students Lectureship Foundation II,
the Theological Seminary for The year I~''- w. anu
has accepted the cali ,.,.,..
The last number OF "The Princeton University
Bulletin for 1895 has just been issued TINS mum
Der Is of unusual interest. AZ !; contains a ske
16 lsss ana an account OF Tho presentation of 'ne
bell library and pnnchgowy TO- me guhooa'
Another Princeton man 70 give uP his nlr i2T
who was Killed on Sunday. February . IN the hrs'
engagement OF me American forces WIN 'nf fhl'lf
pine insurgents AZ Manila. Mr. Sinonds lcil fIlhct-
ton in MAY OF sophomore year. W nrn war We
declared with Spain. he went L. Spok3h'' w am
and enlisted He was sta toned az tht fresiHl,
3arracks California until November OF Lass year
when his regiment was ordered 10 Manl'@. ~ ih'
time OF MS death he was detailed as m"m'r' oil '''
OUTPOST.
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FORIlIIANl

Lectures were suspended at the coleg" on INcN-
dav and wednesday las; ON Tuesday evening the
Nardi C,ras dane was held In Armory Han
TIE concert given by The Giee. Banjo ana Man
d,lu clubs I'm the Grand Opera House at Mount
y-.rnor rroy.d "a great success The proceeds were
given to the Baseball Association
owing 10 the extreme cold weather Coach carry
thought Il proper that the baseball candidates
should sfOp practising for 81 few days. Ilrf' are
h-icht rroespect- for d winning t"a m her" this sea
son. and II l. hoped that the undergreduat.s VIII
work hand I'm hand with tho Athletic Committee 20
maxi This wear 1t gala 900 tn" various hrahcn'-
OF sports. .,, , .,., ,, GA.
senior gymnasium Washington : lfrthdHt sui
shle rrizcs have been offered. and the me- prom
isss y, he a successful one The entry lis; closes
tonight nv. ., .,.,.,. s,- .t. hos.
utarart essay contributed 20 i.s pages Wlihin d
certain dac mas been AWARDED 10 h , pT VA nm
iudg.s were professors from The College OF -
Francis Xavier .
John T. Lane. co. has been "fc''" '"I''" VI
the lriSlet-bail team.
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ANIIII.I!ST

.t.-s, Moss Feb le.-At the annual meeting oi
,n, v.,c-r England intercollegiate Athlete ASSoc,n
,t., ,.ld in Boston last Saturday. q. J. =" WIZ
.,o WIS elected president OF the 'sso'l'''o" '''
the coming yeor p meet
e-,,,r1.v ARE. coward rum. Captain hla'r -"
, t,.t. .nl. 1uDo-ynrd run. +. G. Ha"i"\ ana
,..r1.rblt 'm: hurdles and nigh jump Dyer W.
r.,,, race. AGAINST Williams Gladwlh' W. h"'"o"'
',,. N.-singer 49, Curenius. o.
arthur g. James 80 has placed al ~" u'spo7"'
- tbc college gift Of $1,000 The money - TO n'
.v,opaed FOR tbs library IN the purchase III DOORS
uyou American history. ,..,..,.
,rnr ~. now sixteen men trying Tor bal''r!
,,tl,. IN tho baseball team. me coHch'
,.,ol,Je NJ th, Boston League team arrived MOI
1,y and will spend about three weeks tr"inihe 'n'
"'. r.r1idat.s for the inheld and outheld VIII be
called out Monday. .
TN. athletic management has decided TO send 4"
,oi,v team TO the Boston College meet March =
-, however will be sent 70 the University
- pennsyvania relay carnival on ApiN 'r,,...
o. i'iyuior Promenade was held las Friday
IN. and was IN, most succ essful III the ms
- ~ fhc college. The committee consisted OF -
~ Iirown chairman. IL. W. bGfnQh w !
49, n l. HaIferd and W Wells
ssbe evening before IN" prom. there was "A
r.cention ~ the Psi L. FRATERNITY mouse. t az
rrdrpv afternoon dances were given by the Pm
n Lila Theta Delta Kappa Epsilon and Psi
sraternties and reception ana plsS py tne
y ~ Tslta Phi Fraternity. on Saturday dances
AIp,'' Gloon Al the O.. Pal and Theta Delta chi
houses.
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BROWN

Providence Fob. l9-The confusion caused by
tho fire in Maxcy Hall has not yet been ended and
will not be for some time, but II has been mate
rally lessencd For once the lack Of president
f. an advantage IN way. for quarters for con
eiderollo number ~ the students have been found
,r rho house which is occupied by the president
.hnn there is one. Some OF the recitation rooms
~, tho ground floor have been rcOpcned. but the
sleentne rooms above Will not be ready for occu-
-. ooafr for some time 10 come. Happily. the
baa' !roof oualrics Of the hcrharium IN the base
Iert ved it many articles in The botanical
intIlrr,,n., were injured destroyed by water
49, a@ losses Professor Goodac Of Harvard has
,tiii, onered 70 make good temporarily by loans
from his department. t oo,r-aroo ,o- tho
T. has now become nm annual occurrence .or me
senor class 10 petition the faculty f0t ekemp'i3h
s rriratiors under certain conditions ar ne
ia, Ia ~ fheir course I'm order that they may nave
emo % ~ 20 nrcpnrc FOR the cass-day exercises.
NOR t,e's netion has Just been presented, and
,he f9cultv has declined 10 grant H.
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RAPNARD

Monday nigh, have voted the 1900 junior ban de-
cided success The bad weather kept away all
who would De present for the reception alone ana
many Of the dancers. Most Of the girls present
wee those who were living in the dormitory ils t
i'm and those who arranged TO stay tn"Ie, ILOI
no niaht The Reception Committee Included MISS
Mar Loockerma n Cioldsborough. Miss Helen ole
Miss Florence Miller Sill ana MISS rlore"''
Kyle -, ..,. i,,u a., eociai
oesairs The Hap-hazard Dramatic club the fresh
man and sophomore classes and probably rach OF
IN. three fraterniiies VIII give plays shorty after
Eaa,er prepar tons for which are now Tn prog
regs. l., ,t,,.t -
and VIII contain several new ana lnt'r.S ing iei'' -
uras The Board OF Editors includes MISS EIlinor
T.n BROCK Kelley Miss Florence lippincou MlhS
Iuiie Wurzberger Miss Stella Frances sing 'ur|.'
Mis- Florence Theodore Baldwin ana MISS Evelyn
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BRYN MAWH

Rrvn Mawr. Penn, Feb ls-Ihe nrSr J"'''o'
f'F" D. uovr College came of Wednes-
p'' -, ,,,,h great success and the anair as
ga ANIMAL function has been ushered IN under me
mos, Favorable auspices. Pembroke nan w"s 'o'
,ns moment turned from academic shades mo inc
cav world American Beauties, Ma'mniS'n 60, ia.
lions and palms quite masking any .,',
-, ahoI.ratin and study The committee pa''l'u-
- ',od -, NOT following any college TRADITIONS
- i've functions. and worked up all IN" '''"''H
w,,h great care and originality Since lhe,g ~nS
no dancing. the musical selections were 'nnn .a,
rom the lighter musical classics such a. pr y,
CT, asps and C;ounOd The large dhihb IonA -
81 .'ss Allied with small hbes III Dy
49, which a buffet supper WAS served ." ece,yed in
ing the entire time. Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20

Ithaca Y Y Feb ls-The announcement has
been made that ". Edouard Rod. the weil-Snown
French critic and novelist who Is expected 20
arrive in Network on February &c. will deliver
before the university course Of eight lectures on
The History OF French Dramatic Poetry Inc
lectures will De given early next term.
Theodore stanton. '7G Of Paris. 20 whom the
university library H. Indebted for many gifts OF
books has recently sent to he library about forty
volumes and pamphlets dealing with the Dreyfus
affair
The department Of physics has recently received
a now instrument known ~ he crterioscope.
which like the biugriph. may be described as an
animated picture machine. II combines camera
for taking pictures and lantern for projecting
them on the screen Tho apparatus will be- useful
for various KINDS Of Investigation, and VIII he
used 90 lectures tc illustrate the persistenc" o.
vision Another new piece OF apparatus IL spec
'rophotometcr which was buiit especially Io' me
department by schmidt - Haensch Of bef;lH ~ I, q
same firm FOR the German Government. and. win
the -Xceptou OF - original, Is the Only nsttuii'.
VIII Bee used IN comparing the qualities OF HSn'
from different sources. such as gas nt,'s. ln' j.,
,os1ts Tbis sort OF work has long been a special
~ ~ -hc deparimtnt which already possesses a
number OF rOphotOmei"r~ gI NAi'""9 '"'''"'
SOM Of them being OF original design .,.....,
On THURSDAY afternoon Bishop Vincent conducted
v~sper service ~ sag 'hnPr, an" "'"''''" o
H. "Announcernert % the Courses OF Instruction
During the Summer Session has appearrd' ah'
elbows clearly th, radical change Vhich has Pc
r1ndo i'm the conducting ~ tn" summer ScnS3n.
which is now IN q limited s"rso a. l"ast reg " ~
.ba',ph ot,flouai term ~ the university. In the
faculty there arc .iyfc@u professor fouf 'S,lstnl
profcssors fifteen INSTRUCTORS ana on fr.rch
COURSES are annouu ed IN Greek, i"'l. -. ~,
German. Eng ish. psl choosy s'lrn,r an" r,sics
,..ncn-ion hstory ciyics. mathematics phtr
cb~mlstry Lotany physiology. geology ana phyal-
ca' aeographv drawing and art. mechanical draw
mo nd drsgf. mccnanic arts ana iiaiui, W,
An interesting feature Of tn wotk ~ a. la
,riu na "A series of educational couf"rrnc,s 10 Dt
presided Over 10y President 9 S'aYirH Ha", NE
s,,bi.., viii br The Function or hlIH ,''l'u,
cyy.,a%' V.ivn Dewey State Board OF Regents
Sbn vui discuss The Cumulative MeaSutfennenI
- Tducatiou,l Results President James ~ "a?
I"r Of Vassar the new elected president O. brE~n
a.. IN discuss The fcrtihcaion OF u.I'sr
ESnUl,,'f.s.. Professor T. J. James Of the nlV"r-
eitv o. Chicago who viii dl.cusa - Ih'n NM ,o
e. Rirhard iiovey. lecturer ih pa Ial
vh"s. subject win Dc "lli"'et,r" Ill ' r. III
school" and Professor Frank " m, MS
49, 1'o,i.g4 New York. who VII LAX apo". ~
tow m tae Iiirh school. Tn tluon lee I,,, .
80 Cr.r 20 teachers residing 10 Ne" f"i l.
state.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

TAiouga trains leave New-iorA, foot of Chsmosrsels
a. foIloaa and nye minutes earlier IRON West - sl
I.Uv A. M-NrstlDulsd Express daIiy for binsnamtons
NaNerlv Emira Iunilo Bradford Arrive bunAio
4. NJ PArlOT 10 Bvuao -. -, an, ao,,a
ITO a. M,-Vestltuled llrlited-tast mail daily. SOLE
,re for chicago Arrives Cleveland Is0 M, Cneso9s
8 T. 81 seepsrs chicaso. cleveland ana SinShns1.
:,So y. M.-Burao and cieveiana Vesiie.ied Esgs:s
Al Buffalo I Us A. NJ, BracWrd I.1o -
jamestown : 90 A. NJ, Youngstown 1921 A. r.
Cleveland 80 p. ~ sleepers 10 hunaio aho Se'e~oss
Cafe Library Car. " -. ,,-~..,.- p,--
Wsverly and Chicago. sleep~rs 10 Horneilsye Chicago
rra rs local TfNE CARDS AND PULLMAN 40
FOUNDATIONS at Ill Ii3. :ei. fQi and scI Broad
81 chambrs and IVES, ga st ferries Ns%' for.. q
iiHtoksn and Jersey city Station Sew-Yorh Trsnsfes
Co calls and checks baggage from hotes nd rse-
lences
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NEW YORK UNIVERSITY

Colonel 4 u. De Frese. %. has been appointed
bcnor,rv chairman Of he Advisory committee oi
an Easter bazaar m aid OF m" Normal 'oll"s"
Alumni 10 bs held AZ the waldorf -As'or" apr"
: and : and d member ~ 'hc Committee OF Ar
ranecments for the annual convention OF the Inter
national League of Press clubs. TO b" held tn Bal
timorc April ~ 10 -,
Another consignment OF books for the Germanic
library is expected next week from Frankfort
This 4rlrtnent contains about nine hundred vol
,,,,.s and Will Increase the number already on tine
shelves 20 about six thousand.
Delta Epsilon held rs annual dinner at the Arena
last Monday evening
eng. lst Wednesday. and the practice for the base
ban team began iu earnest.
Leslie j. Tompkins has begun course OF lhS'ruc-
fi.u IN m. law Of corporations
Asher Mayer has offered % prize. III tne shape OF
'l,nlfnatiou gold and hrouZf medal 10 he know ..
a. m, Maver Memorial Medal in memory OF Jac0b
NJ. 'ar II Is 10 he given 10 that member of the
n,ir class afternoon divisiou) who does the most
satisfactory work In evidence.
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL
Railroads.

Al through trains stop a, Albany. Utica. Syracuse
=, . Trains leaye Grand Central stations as follows;
S'oV MnDailg except SUNDAYS The famous
Niagara Falls. 532 p " Toronto. D0o =. u DE
% .roli u 10 , NJ. Limited 10 It's seating 1apaciA
$40 Mast MAI. DaIy-Fcr Buffalo. Niagara
1910 A.; NJ DAY EXPRESS, except sunday ro'
mn Buffalo and al important New York state POM, ,r,
LOO T. N. SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED and Gil
cAGo SPECIAL Daly-For Columbus. Cincin-
800 p M.-TRoY AND ALBANY SPECIAL escep'
8 M sunday. stops At important stations q. s.
DIDO p Mako SHORE LIMITED. pniynst .non "a
train 10 Chicago va Lake shore Due ti , "a
80 NJ. due Chicago 4;3O T. NJ S'eeP"s NV
GOO p NJ WESTERN EXPRESS. DaIly-For Niagara
~ faIls. Toronto Cleyeldnd 1nlchsO. Troy
s.3O p M-ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND hON-
TREAb EXPRESS. DAILY. Y
$50 -BpTTAf2 t hn,,5 xarsra Fail.
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and ~, LOUIS
0.15 p M-PACIFIC EXPRESS Daily For og'en ~
burg. Niagara Falls Cleveland. Chicago, anu, eS
1910 night-MIrNTGTT EXPRESS For O e1@S;
every night except sunday nights su"u''
nights. Chicago sespers leave al 9:l5
HARLEM DIylsiON sunday 10
PittsHeld Sundays only at O.20 A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Plntsch Light -, s,..,o,
Ticket and Wagner Offices at Grand central s'a s
o7j Columbus Ave CT IVES, i25th St l25th 81 stat l
and i3sth st station York 33S and I26 Fulton 81
ond 100 P-,sdway. p D.. BROOKLYN. -. wi.
Telephone "27gO Thirty Eighth street fo' so" 49, "
eence by Westcott Express COMPANY - ,o,.
GEORGE II DANIELS. General Passenger AFen'
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SYRACUSE

Syracuse y. V. Feb 10 The hrst meeting OF 'ne
- 49,, rapguoge Association was held In the
ou,eu Society rooms In the Hall Of Languages
81, saturday evening The paper was on the topic
"The Tragic Faul, Of Macbeth by DIT hichh!h
Io,es Of the department % English
The College OF Fine Arts nnounces a ne" course
mitch is especially designed 10 prepare students
o. the work OF Illustrating magazines ana papers
The course will be under Professor hos"eh .
Hill. ,-..-s 49,. ouort,g m, .,s
,cys rooms on Tuesday evening by inViutnhg
NV 81 people 10 listen TO paper on Homer
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WEST SFORE R.R.

Trains leave franklin St Station. y. Y, as io'o"'
and H. m later from foot o W. 42d ST: -, ~
I:.45 p NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED, Daiyr i no'
Albany Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo, Naeaia -.
Cleveland Detroit Chicago and ST LOUIS; M "
Chicago and St Louis afternoon Dlnltg N",.
5:i5 p VI. 80 n later foot W. 42i So CncasYp @t-
Louis Limited Daily FOR rtica Fyracusf; ,s,p,
Buffalo Niagara Fells Toronto b-''O'
Cleveland chicago and St Louis $500 ~,
.,3O p NJ Daily for Utica Sy-acuee Rochester bu'
falo Niagara Falls and Toronto . ,o,hes
S,t5 = NJ Daily. FOR ALBANY Utica Syra ouse. Nlrh1-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cove
land chicago and St louis. r.u~..a
Time tables principal hotels and cn"e. . n.sr"'
checked from Troial or ppsfarco nv Wesf"ot tf..',
Z. rANnEpT Gereral passon7e- wow y -
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r

SCHEDULE n EFFECT NONEMEEK " I'Vo
Lave New~York Whitehall Re: mna South Ferry and
'Daiiy Except sunday tsundays - =, 49,
CHICAGO ~ 80 a. NJ. from Liberty street on'y ~"
p. IN and 'i2 Is night . 49,,
PITTsBrRG C'iSo a m. from Liberty street only)
"c'ivCITXAT1 ST LOtrIs 80 a m. '5'5 p m
NE" ROYAL Blu TRAINS. -
wAsHlNGT6&, BAITiMoRE. f7.55,. 90 tD'ne,l
t,iiovaI Limited" EXCLUSIVE Pullman Train. 49,
tDlner). 1873 p m and 'l2lO night NORFOLK III %
=. m.
All trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Ign ,,,, :,
Offices: il3 112 2G 434 1884 y way. II T. l4th--t''
i27 Rowerv y Y 33a fulton e.. $50 Graham ave
brooklyn. Whitehall Terminal Baggage checked rom
hotel of residence 20 destination
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DELAW ARE. LACkAWANNA ANU
WESTERN RAILROAD

stations IA Nrn AJiA Dal,ay Christopher siA
NTElInt'l.E TRAINS, FJLAMAN BUFFET CARS.
PlNrSCH LIGHT
500 A. M-BlNGuAMTON MAIL stops az prineipA
t,,.--
HAMTON, OWEGo. ITHACA, ELMIRA. SYRACUSE
erd OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet ParlOr cars
connecting Buffalo with trains f1r Chicago ana points
West ,,.-,. ,.--.,.,,u. r.
mess Tor SCRANTON. BiNSnAMTON and El.MiRA.
Pulman Burt Parlr Cars ~ Em.ra. Through sleep
ir cars and day coach Chicago. arriving at AIS r.
40 = SCRANTON. WIl.KESBARRE and PLYH-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20

Schenectady n. Y. Feb i9-The college Glee.
Banjo. Mandolin and Guitar clubs gave their an
nual concert I'm odd Fellows Hall at Albany last
Saturday evening A large audience attended. The
next tour Of the club will be during the beginning
or April. when hey will make trip TO New York
On Tuesday evening there was held the pre-
liminary 10 select Unions representative In the
oratorical contest OF the New-YOrk State Inter
collegiate League. composed OF Syracuse. Roch-
ester and Union. Harold J. Human OF Albany.
was selected representative. The contest this
year Is to be held at Rochester