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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
HER CODFISH ORDER.
TROUBLE CAUSED BY THE LACK OF A COM.
MON STANDARD IN FISH

When you have been brought much into CON
tact with the Californian colony here, you are
obliged TO recognize that most things are in
fnitely better "out on the Coast" In fact It
is just as we'll to start out with an acknowl-
edgment that it is the case for il Is so very
largely true that the minor exceptions may just
as we'll be neglected There is only one thing
for which the Californian in New-York will
not claim superiority. and that is the climate of
San Francisco. All will acknowledge that to be
the most WretChed Of the whole assortment in
all the drawers of the Weather Bureau but
that does not really matter SO long as il is pos
sible TO get an ideal climate merely by going
TO Milpitas Petaluma.
In some things California does not pretend to
any competition with the East and in such in
stances California can just as well be generous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
THE THEORY or HEARING.
hn L.nndnn nnilY News.

From The London Daily News.
In the Physiological Section Of the BRUSH
Association Yesterday Or. Albert Gray 0ilas-
cow read paper on The Theory OF HraTIhs.
Ills view Of the function # the cochl"a as st
forth in his paper is like that of IiclmnoItz.
that sound is Analysed into it's simple c"nstitu-
emf tones by the basilar membrane. The result
IF this analysis is that variations III pir8Hur
an the nerve examinations will occur, ana lhal
these prossure variations are Analysed IN uhc
central nervous system. I'm support 81 the
theory ne put forward he cited the close analogy
which it shows between the sense oil nearing
and thai Of touch. 1t further explains the cN-
.istcucc Of noise as distinguished from inuslcl
sounds. and the fact that under certain CIR
c;mstances the ear Is able to perceive dileI
ences Of phase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26

have seemed so very green. But the fish man
was very good about it; he turned 1t all into a
merry joke. and when he cut off the steaks he
said that | ought to have wholesale rates on
such large order"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26

out finally the stomach rebels and you limit
your diet TO boiled eggs and fruit, which are
usually to be obtained; but the experienced
with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
SIEGE TRAINS.
AN ELABORATE EQUIPMENT FOR REDUC.
ING FORTIFICATIONS.

ENGLAND's PREPARATIONS FOR THEIR OPERA.
TON IN SOUTH AFRIcA-BIG GUNS AND HOW
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11

mad dog Here the toxin or poison Oh '"'
disease was used TO cure the disorder. II hydro
phobia has a distinct bacterium at all IL Is no'
this. but product of bacterial action 'hat as
teur used Hafkne took genuine cnol.,@ .,
microbes domestcated them by culture uht','
after several generations he secured some WHICH
were lese virulent than the original specimens
From these he made a fluid in when 'he sun -,
ING microbes were introduced into patieh'
,,a,rs IT. followed this injection with one OF
untamed cultures, and the two offered certain
or,our, ~ nrotection The same expert MADE
culture Of plague baci and then boiled IT, mus
killing the organisms. but retaining III 'ne NV
their poisonous secretons. This preparation ne
hos used with success not to cure. but TO "aro
~, disease. Fourthly, there is the blood serum
~ an animal which has first been rendered I'M
mune by a long series OF carefuiiy srauua',u
doses Of toxin injected simultaneously i"'s 10
tho practice in regard to diphtheria.
An interesting and practical chapter on LIS
Infection" concludes the work.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11
sOuE BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

BrosJ
THE THREE MUsKETEERs BY AlsSsndeT s3s %G Ppais ~ s
In two volumes 12mo. pp.. Vol. l. 4Ze' VOL H. no
little Brown & Coz
LESSONS OF THE WAR WITH SPAIN And Other AZ Ar.
NsisS Nsvy Crown S syo pp. 800 dittle, Brown Coz
THE PURITAN As coL%oNIsT % sd AND 1 RE5oHGMER ai5 Gde
Brown & Coz
THE caRE isSo By By @ iss Sa}os
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OUR COUNTRY IN POEM AND PROSE arrange fdo or tor
Collateral and supplementary Reading BY i Eleanor en
A Persons 12mo. pp. 2o4. american BOOK Com
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THE SUCCESSFUL MAN OF BUSINESS BY BENJAMIN Ia
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THE SWORD OF JUSTICE @ BY Sheppard Stevens i2mo
CITY OF ROME OF sExTUs JULIUS TRoNT5NUs; H: ISI,3
A D. 81; A PHOTOGRAPHIC reproduction OF the ,;I sole
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Decorated BY Louise Keeer. svo. "a NJ Robertson
THD REDEMPTION OF AFRICA, A story Of ciyiliza-
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Crown svo pp. Vol. J. XIV. 474 Vol. II. I, 7s56.
Fleming II. Revel Company
TALES FROM BoCCACCIo. Done into English. BY
as" SSd pp 1AfG9' ii7 sIoSe Hanson n's comSa
RAMBLES IN DICKENS LAND. BY Robert Allbut.
With Introduction by Gerald Brenan and illustra-
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FROM KINGDOM TO COLONY. BY Mark Devereux.
Illustrated by Henry Sandman limo, pp. 3s2. Gittle,
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THE BRITISH ISLES THROUGH AN OPERA GLASS.
BY Charles VI. Taylor. jr With Map and forty-eight
Illustrations limo. pp. 800 George W. Jacobs &
Coz
A SWEET LITTLE MAID; BY Amy p Blanchard 1emo.
pp. 2l5. George w. Jacobs & Coz
GROUP OF OLD AUTHORS. BY Clyde Furst i6mo.
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STEPHEN THE BLACK. BY Caroline H. Pemberton.
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REMEMBER THB MAINE A Story Of the Spanish
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George w Jacobs & Coz
FRENCH READING FOR BEGINNERS. With Notes and
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| sHAKEsPBARE's TWELFTH NIGHT s2mo. pp 1872
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| PICTURE CALENDARS FOR 1900. The Recessiona.
The American Wild F1owers The Zogbaum. The New
Humphrey. The Golf Girl. The De Thulstrup. Tn.
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New-York tribune., 1899-12-11

Through trains leave New-York. foot OF Chamsv-s
"a Follows and fve minutes earlier from West 2ds.,,s
OgOO A. M.vestibuled Express daily fot biIs Ilsss.s
p. N. PAror 10 Buffalo. -, ,.ov 81
2sOO u. M.-Vestibuled limted-Fast mail ea2 ,sse
train for Chicago arrives Cleveland I+o A NJ 1rsa
p NJ sleepers to Chicago. Cleveland and S'0N
Dining Car. ,,,A,., Esprs
40 +. M-Buralo and Cleveland Vestiouese 20, ~ a r.
daily Arrives AT Buffalo 70S A. NJ. Bradford H c&ys-
jamestown 700 A. M. Youngstown lO;H A. csn
Library Car. . ,,,,.,., vsyeri
8,I5 +. Npay solid train for BlnghsmtSnsi Ssi,ss, aa
Elmira and Chicago. seepers 10 nuna0'
Cincinnati Dining Car. ..,.> ,,,,, ulS Ac-
TINICKETS, LOCAL TIMF CARDS AND PUi,Loss. nost'
CoNMoDATiONs at III. liS 26l i0l and esI yss yiss.
way, i2T Bowery is6 East i2oth-s and 2.S 2.S"SSrs "ys q
Chambers and West 2Sd st ferries. .sewmo piy,r-s
and 500 Fulton st. IS Broadway Brooklyn; u Trsrks
Hoboken and Jersey City Station. New ty , .ad ~
Co calls fo and chscAI baggage from n0''
cences
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11
BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS
JOHN LANE HAS A LONG LIST OF NEW
ONES, WELL SUITED TO THE SEASON

John Lane. the publisher, OF No. 251 Fifth
ave- has some attractive books on his fall
list which peculiarly fitted for Christmas
gifts. THE Natural History Of Selborne" by
Gilbert White. with introd lotion by Grant
Allen. contains upward Of two hundred illustrations
by Edmund H. New. with phoogravure portraits
of Thomas Pennant and DANES harrington,
Whites fellow naturallsts. A new illustrated edi-
tion Of KenneIh Grahames Golden Age con-
tains nineteen drawings tail pieces and a cover
design by Maxhed Parrish. Jack Of All Trades,
a book Of nonsense verse by J. j. Bell. has over
thirty illustrations in colors by Charles Robinson.
A new edition Of "Gulliver's Travels contains up
ward of hundred illustrations by Herbert Cole.
A Russian artist. Henry Ospovat has Illustrated
Matthew Arnod's poems with seventy designs
and decorations and Shakespeares sonnets with
fourteen Dramatic romances and lyrics by Rob
ert Browning form new volume in the yale
Press" Series, of which only 2lO copies will be
printed. The Land of Contrasts" by j. F. Muir
head is a Britons view Of his American kin. THE
Expansion OF Western Ideals and the Worlds
Peace" is essay Of interest to the American
public written by Charles Wadsten, professor
at Cambridge University "The Decay OF sensi-
billty" is an essay by Stephen Gwynn. author OF
THE Repentance OF a Private Secretary"
"A Lost Lady q 4d Years Tbo is Wbo an boT9 Is
a new novel by William J. Locke, whose novel
idols" now in it's second edition, Is about 10 he
a e M About Hof Dogs og by Charles Henry Lane
with eighty full hluotro ions OF the most
brated prize winning dogs Of our time, by K n.
Moore Another superb gift book The Early
Work OF Aubrey Beardsley,' contains over $50 de-
signs by that artist. . ,
John Lane publishes two we'll known period
,cas one is a quarterly The Anglo-Saxon Re-
view" Of which Lady Randolph Churchill Is the
Editor and proprietor. The other is a monthly,
"The international Studio" Both appear stimuli
taneously in America and England the latter be-
ing published also in France and Germany This
keeps it in constant touch with the best art In all
parts OF the world. 1t covers pure art as well as
annlied art The reading matter IS of a hign
order and the illustrations are carefully selected.
ON the side covers of the review some famous his
toricaI or original binding design is reproduced
every quarter. The Illustrations will consist
largely of reproductions in photogravure or MS
torIcai portraits OF famous and beautiful
women selected from paintings and miniatures of
which no adequate reproductions exist.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11
Suitable HOLIDAY BOOKS.
THE DOUBLEDAY & MCCLURE CoMfANi
PUBLISHES AN ATTRACTIVE LIST

The list of good books published by the Douoie
day g. Mcclure Company is a long cne here % ar
a few OF the newest and the best suited TOT si''
in the approaching holiday season.
william H. Flemings How 10 Study SNAKE
speare" with an introduction by w. J. Rolfe' aims
a. making possble TO individuals and clubs the
Intelligent and appreciatlye study of the great
dramatlst's chief plays. Frederic o. Sheu'eS'
president OF the New-York Shakespeare Clup says
II will prove to be of the highest usefulness Tor
that purpose. William r. Lightons sons oi
strength" is a romance Of the Kansas border wars
being the life history Of founding who "hen
grown takes part in the stirring events when
marked the struggle between the frierds ana op
ponents Of slavery in that state. in ChmheS
Corners" by Seumas MacManUs. contains many
merry Irish folklore tales. illustrated In colors by
Miss Pamela Colman Smith. Miss Smith has also
illustrated a limited edition of five hundred copies
Of the old English ballad "Widdicombe Fair Her
pictures have been reproduced In colors by the
stencil process printed by hand. so as to give al
most exactly the effect Of the original drawings.
In Lay Sermons" Howard w. Tilton has sought
TO reach class Of readers apt TO be Indifferent 10
the more formal and profound utterances or the
pulpit In Tales Of the Telegraph" Jasper Ewing
Brady makes his own career-from telegraph
operator to captain In the United States Signal
Servlce-supply most OF the dramatic adventures
of a train dispatcher. Russell Doubleday tells the
story Of boys life in the Far West ten years
OF which actually happered to the original of the
hero The life and adventures OF young rail
roader are set forth in Herbert f.. Hamben's we
Win" John A. Hills Stories Of the Railroad
have appeared In scattered form In McClures s
Magazine" Chapters from the life Of boy SQUAT
ter on the edge OF a city given in Mickey Finn
Idyls" by Ernest JarrOd. Miss Howard Weeden
i'm "Bandanna Ballads" pictures the oldtime negro
both with her pen and pencil
Especially for youth IS THE Boys Book OF In,
ventions." by Ray s. Baker profusely illustrated
with two hundred pictures. and The Court Of
Boyville' by William Allen White Kipng
Gtallx q n Is
this firm publishes nearly all Of Mr. Kiplng's lat
est books and most Of his early works. selling
four hundred thousand copies Of this authors
books in the last twelve months Among the new
novels It presents Frank Norris's Blk, his Nc
league" and Moran Of the Lady Lefty; Bran
Stoker's "Dracua." a story of a human vampire
and Booth Tarrngton's "The Gentleman from
Indiana"
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11
BALTIMORE & OHIL r. r.
scHEpuLE IN EFFEcr Nov. 10 iSs.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. ia iSs
FOR THE WEST. -.
Leave New York. South Ferry (whitehsll Ief'A'H--'
@NH .&iSafiv & "a ytFxcept Sunday isundsya
CHICAGO. '480 a. m. NibeUy street onW' ~
.. m. and '12 10 night -, ,sg
PITTsBukG. 81 80 a. m. QAberty stree; onlyh y"
p. M, 'l2 10 night ..u.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. M %"
'l2. 10 night.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 800. 1000 g..r
sll3O a. m (DIner), 100 p. IuinesJ. 'l.O vrs-r
$500 C'Royal Limited" exclusively Pullman TrAl11 .sll 40
and Cafe, '455 tDtner) '565 .. N. DineD ana
night. NORFOLK. tl.0O p. m.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch bEnt rs
Ofices: ii3, l72, 26l 434. 1884 Broadway, y Uncn
w. l27 Bowery " Y: 33e Fulton 81. llss FHl.oa =
Brooklyn; Whitehall Terminal and Liberty 81 n~s~
checked from hotel or residence destination
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11
WEST SHORE R,R,

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. " Y as follows
and IS M. later from foot OF w. 42d St
'l2it5 T. NJ, CONTINENTAL LIMITED for Detroit
- Chicago and ~. Louis Dining Car
'I;l0 p NJ. Chicago and 81. Louis Limited
ts:OO u. NJ. Buffalo and Niagara Falls ENpress
'oii5 p NJ Detroit and Chicago Express
'Dally Except Sunday
Timetables at principal hotels and of1ces Baggage
checked from hotel residence Westcotts Express
c. f.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent N Y
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11
LEHICH VALLEY.

e,.,Dn. 600, ~ West Cortlandt and DesoFV's
(penns- L. Il. Ferries ,,srA, or pesbsssssss
Tina Wes, eal street other hgure. CortlAne ohs
.as na,% except sunday ysundsy leaves ssye, Is ~
trains daily tsunday leaves 6.5 AN esuEsuss
\ sunday leaves 61sP.a. sunday ns6SS nsr6S Ia .A
t.8JS 700 AM Local tol EASIboNx NIAGARA FALLS 80 -
West ana principal local points Psrior and p'" ~.
meets for Cool Branchesf ..,,Aox DIAMOhu
paas saaSms: aSS ITAn rS b%l'sSSs
esPsely Due rso %.IS pnas Car s.s SCRANTON
3S2 98rx cos spF rsnehcs %!Ss and las2Ssse'e p'I
y2o' Local Tor MADCH fhSNess fhnes For Slsys Sllss
fSi9a pclns West Through sleeping CARS ~
sas Ts.Sa.s oo,r Exposition raprs.. for BUFrMv
ToRONfo -, ITHACA ROCHESTER po'
.S.J5 500 For tlhAs. cn,esso daily escs7s
SO TIAINFIELb and no. Sp sS S and 2 i. rd
Tickets and Pullman sas Columbus Nross
is & Court Sc u Pdwy and Ahh from p9
'' N y transfer Co viii call for and ene'A
resdsnce through 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11
Railroads..
NEW YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
OLE A. NJ and 3.65 =. NJ DsrS, except Sunday to
Ptsheld Sundays only 20 \. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars on all IN rough trains,
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices rs. 2G 413 and 1919 Broadway 25
Union So, W, 235 Columbus Ave, 6i West l25th ST
l25th ST. and lSsth 81 stations New York SsS and 72s
Telephone 4950 Cortland' for New-York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence by
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11

Cambridge Mass. Dec. 10.-The following Judges
for the Harvard Princeton debate. which VIII o'
held in Cambridge on December TO- nave oeen Sc
lected and agreed upon: Andrew r. Wisweu
Judge of the Supreme Court OF Maine simeon
BALDWIN Judge OF the Supreme Court or ,,i ErroIs
OF Connecticut, and Professor Charles H. hui' vi
the economics department Of Cornell
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11
pED d LINE.

pED d LINE.
As For La Guayra. Puerto Cabeo Curacao Mara
caibo, via Curacao-C'alling also at Porto Rico.
From Roberts Pier Brooklyn.
s S PHILADELPHIA. .Sa urday. Dec. 23 P. NJ
& CARACAS. Saturday, Jan g. / y. NJ
These have superior accommodations for pas
BoULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 1855 Front 81.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA


. RAILROAD.
brosses and cor,andt streets ""' Dts
fzyTbe lea Wing time from De.bro..e.
CortIandt streets fs Ave minutes later tb.s
that given below for Twenty-third s,r
station, except where otherwise noted.
7.55 A. VI. FAST MAIL LIMITED to two Bun., paro,
Chicago No coaches o Pttsburg.
Szs EAsT YII 1E5p and Gssyslana
cars For Chicago. cleveland. Toledo. cincas..ga
1.55 r. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExpREss
For Louisville Yia CncnnatD indianapolis. chss..
o.5, r. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-For chicago ,.
7.55 =. y: sogTTWEsrERN ExPREss-ror p.
burg, Akron, Clel Gland, Nashville via Cincln.ss
755 p. H. 'NP5aHeRSi phcRFic sxPREssror E p,Surr
Route. Sss connect. T KH2 sy s s sseeS
500 p. VI. NAIL AND EXPRESS Pullman Bur.
burg. and points West daily except Sunday No eescs
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
1855. s25 s.55 1910 Desbrosses and Cortland, s,-..,
2io lDesbrossss and or.sndt streets 22p sa ~. 9&
gressiqnal Lin" sll Parlor and Dining Cars. az
night sunday, s25, SIS. i655 Dining ea5 a.; mo NJ
Cars S:25 AS Dining Car) 455 Dining can D'ss ss
s6UTHERN RAIIwAY-Expres', a25 AS p. m, AN
Norfolk AND WESTERN RALwAY-For Mem...
AThaNTic S VtSs2;4 coas4 L.ilNB@E.prsss. PSs SIS a.
9.25 ?. daily.
cHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-7.55 a. m wst
days and 4.55 p. m. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK-78,
week days and s.55 p daily.
ATLANTIC CIT1.-l.3j D. m weekday Throux.
Vestbuled Train Buffet Paror Cars Passenger cn.rS
and Combined loach.
CAPE MAY.-l2 - p rn week days.
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad s,,-
West Twenty-thrd Street StationD. s55 a n. fa1a
3.25 and ass p Sundays, 9.25 a. n, AS n :"
0rom Desbrosses and COrtanft Streets. go n
1880 40. and SIC p. Sundays o. IS a. n, 5lso a,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6.10 CDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 6.9O 7S IA
s25. 80. 925 l9j5 Penna. Limited 1910 dDesbrosss
and Cortandt Streets, TO- 2O Dining Car, 1855 (Drr
carr. li55 a. m. i255, 2.1O Oesbrosses and corlssl
Streets. 22o) 200 325 355 2j 4.25 Dining Carl AZ
2.l0 night Sundays 6l0. s.25, s55, 8 q. 955 ILr
ited) $50. l055 Dining Car) a. m. 1888 55 (pfnrr
Car). 81 y. 355. 425 Dining Csr), 4.55 Dining ca
555 Dining Carr, 7.55 s.j5, % D. m. 10 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 46l ga 1896 1884 Ill PSI Brost
Astor House West Twenty-third Street Station.
and stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland Streets,
Court Street SEQ Fulton Street. es Broadway sai
Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn: Station
city. The New York Transfer Company will cali ~
and check bagSege from hotels and residences through
10 destination.
Telephone .e14 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvsn.
Railroad Cab Service
J. 3. HUTCHINSON r r WOoD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11
Ocean Stcdmcrs.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
~ From New York Wednesdays Fridays and SATURDAYS
FOR TEXAS, GEORGIA AND FLORIDA ''
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued IN All
points in Texas Colorado, Arizona. California Mexico
&c Georgia. Florida &c. Delightful Excursions
Write FOR 80 page Pocket Guide (mailed free,
G. H. MALLORY & co, Gen. Agts., Pier 20 r. r. N Y
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11

A MEXICAN LINE
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW -YORK-SOUTHAMPT
CALLING WESTBOUND AT CHERBOURG,
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 A. NJ.
....... Dec. IL Louis II
tSouhwark Dec. POI St Paul II
Dec. q New-York
New-York 3lSt. Louis is..........Jan 81
tSaing at II noon.
RED STAR LINE
NEW RK-ANTWERP-PARIs.
Every Wednesday II noon.
Fresland Dec. I3j Westernland
Southwark Dec. % 'hensngton
hese steamers carry cabin and third passengers
at low rates. -.-
piers IA and ID. N r. Office. 73 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11
DELAWARE, LAcKAWANNA { WESTERN

Stations In New-York foot OF Barclay and Christopher
SITS. Arrtys
blkhanton Observation-Disclosures. AM. $50 m,
hunalo. Ithaca a osweso Elk. 80. 80 90 am. 500 m
Chicago Bun, Express. ........ 90 d M 800 D. IN.
scranton. Wilkesbarre Il Plymouth
express ,,,...,................ AOOpm. 1920 IN.
nnhcago bunalo Lin. Ex....... ct 90 s730
Bun Elk tar Bun. 745 a M. =. $500 o m. sp9O a m.
IScranton Ithaca, Buffalo m. a m
Iseeper TO Scranton May be occupied TO 7 30 A. NJ
Tickets and Pullman recommendation AT ia a2o and
POO broadway and IL Park Place.
Westcotts Express will call for and check ba
70 destination sDaiL. "
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.
INTEREST IN DEBATING-INSTRUCr
IN JOURNALISM.
PROFESSOR BYERLY ON HARVARD AMI
THE RADCLIFFE SPECTRE.


THE RADCLIFFE SPECTRE.
New-Haven Conn. Dec. lo-The dates 1or faie
intercollegiate debates have been decided upon
Tbo Harvard debate will be held In New-Haven
March 5. and the Princeton debate at princeton
Nav r. The debates between the various So
cieties al Yale will be feature Of the winter ter
Tbe Divinitv school and the Law School VIII meet
In debate in January. The Freshman Uhloh, WI MI
Challenge the sophomore debating clups ana t tne
yaie Union will challenge the Sheffield DeoaIlhS
Ciub These debates will be public ones me me
teams will carefully selected by tras, ad are
men will receive graduate and ufldere,a
coaching as they do for the ntercollegate de &
TbIs woid seem to show that the debating re-
vival is a genuine one and not merely passi"s
vhim on the part OF the students.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11
pantins Academies.

A LEXANDER MAcGREGoR. $50 Fifth avenue nea,
~ 42d street CDepew BuldinP). Private lessons ana
private classes In Dancing Days terms see circular
(NoLUMBIA DANCING ACADEMY. cor Both At 9th
~ ave Private ard class lessons every day and even
ings. "C1rculaIs ~ wa
II I[NIcKERBocKER Dancing Academy. a. East l4th-st
IN Union Snuare.-Private and class
and evening J. MARK MACDONALD. Send for eircnlar
VN GEORGE DODWORTH
l.. II aud IA East 49th Street
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS.
Commencing Saturday. Oct. 2lsi-
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11

THE Cosmopolitan" has offered 500 IN Prizes
10 be competed for in debate by the students Oh
seventeen universities. The general subject is
What Order OF Studies Is Best SUITED 10 fx INC Tno
Averaee Man for His Duties In the World or 10
day." The preliminary debates are TO take , piaJe &c
az the institutions whose students the on -
made before May during which month the ma ma
debate will be held at Cambridge, Mass a pr,LZe PIT,
OF $500 will be awarded 10 the student preseh''"e
he hlesf discussion Of the subject.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-11
FOR PHILADELPHIA
CENTRAL R, R. Of NEW JERSEY.


Anthracite coal used exclusively
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
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way 737 Av. So. West 1873 East i25h s.,
273 west i25th ST. o45 Columbus Ay. New York: cols
St 344 SEQ Fulton ST. Brooklyn; 9s Broadway, Wiisms-
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baggage from hotels or residences TO destination
sFrom Liberty ST. only.
sF'rom South Ferry Ave minutes earlier.
tFrom South Ferry at 5:25 p. VI.
aFrom South Ferry at 900 A. VI.
bFrom South Ferry at 6:l0 p VI.
tFrom South Ferry 1885 p. NJ.
kFrom South Ferry at 800 p. N.