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The Globe-republican., 1899-02-02
SAFE FOR EIGHT YEARS.


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The particular triumph Of November
3, in comparison with which every
other political triumph Of that day
sinks to secondary place. was involved
In the election Of Republican legisla-
lures. which insure a safe. strong Re
publican majority in the United
States senate for eight years and pos
sibly for ten years to come.
The splendid significance of this fact
to the business and industrial inter-
ests Of the whole country cannot be
estimated. Uncertainty and distrust
as to what might be the national poll.
Icy touching the currency, touching the
tarin, touching our foreign relations.
have been the primary cause Of indus
trial and commercial disaster. wide
spread and often repeated. which the
last twenty years have witnessed.
Now. all this is suddenly and radi-
cally changed. The manufacturing and
trade interests now know what to fig
ure upon. They know the established
Republican policies touching these
great concerns. and in consequence Of
the recent elections know that If Re-
publican national policies Thy which
alone our great trade interests have
been fostered) are not consistently fol-
lowed in the legislation at Washing
ton, at least no anti-Repuhlican poll
cies will be countenanced
The trade and industry and COM
merce OF the country can adjust them
selves even to unfavorable conditions,
II such conditions have the quality OF
stability. And now they are to be
given opportunity to adjust themselves
to the most favorable conditions. with
practical guarantee that such condi-
lions shall hold as long as the senate
remains Republican. even though the
house and the administration itself
were to become Democratic.
For eight years at least. with Re
publican United States senate as its
trusted bulwark. the business of this
country will now go forward without
even shadow of fear Of free trade
legislation. or free silver legislation. or
Democratic incompetency in control OF
the government ut Washington.
In view OF present bright business
conditions, the = eight years coming
ought to be and promise well to be the
eight fruitful years" in the CONNER
cial and industrial life of the Ameri-
can peop.e.-Syracuse Post.
The Globe-republican., 1899-02-02

The most eminent American shin
builders and shipowners declare lat
foreign ships annually receive about
three hundred millions Of dollars for
carrying the imports and exports Of
the United States. This enormous an
nual drain OF money or connie dities
to balance our foreign trade accent
is seldom considered by economists.
And yet it is one Of the things that has
kept the United States so long a debtor
nation.-Oswego IN. W Times.
The Globe-republican., 1899-02-02

the full. 1t is our right under the
convention itself to cease its observ-
ance. Noah Webster thus defines a
convention:
5. An agreement or contract less
formal than, or preliminary to, a
treaty; an informal contract as be-
tween commanders of armies in re-
spect to suspension Of hostilities. or
between states; also a formal agree
ment between governments or SOW
ereign powers; as postal convention
between two governments.
Whether called a treaty or conyen-
ton, We have no argument for perpet-
ual arrangements as to commerce and
navigation with any nation whatso-
ever, but with all nations there is a
time limit fixed, with annullment and
abrogation provided for one years
notice If we submit forever to ar
rangements that have proved ruinous
and degrading, we have only ourselves
and our government to blame
The men of 1857 tided over diff
ficulty. We should have the manli-
ness. with ten times the population,
wealth and power, to resume our right
and perform our duty. It was a re-
mark OF Jefferson. that "All experience
hath shown that mankind are more
disposed to suffer while evils are suf-
ferable, than to right themselves by
aboiishing the forms to which they
are accustomed" This is all there is
in the talk about treaty" hindrance
to the proper protection of American
shipping.
The Globe-republican., 1899-02-02
Strong on Geo.vaIf,le..

The Democrats take pleasure in
calling the Dirg,ey act "prohibitive
tariff" II they read the treasury re-
ports they will discover their error.
But they never care for facts. They
are only strong on glittering generali-
(Del.) News.
The Globe-republican., 1899-02-02

~ "Sveos~bO 80 rSt1Sot4s
One Of the ruinous effects Of the Nc
Kinley brand Of prosperity II that farm
loans are down to S per cent. and not =
great number Of farmers have oeear
sion to borrow, even at that MIA
Fairbury (Neb.) Entsr>rise.
The Globe-republican., 1899-02-02

The old bachelor who has two small
boys for neighbors says the good must
die very young indeed.
The Globe-republican., 1899-02-02
TREATY OBLIGATIONS
ARE NO OBSTACLE TO EFFECT
I'VE MARINE PROTECTION.

We Have No Agreement with Any Ma
ton which Cannot Easily he Ahro-
gated In tho Interest Of Anerican
ShlpplnE.
The Globe-republican., 1899-02-02

Some farmers near Caldwell last
week had a wolf hunt and circled
around four wolves. This is the first
time a wolf has appeared in a wolf
hunt in Kansas for years
One of the subjects which is upper.
most in the minds of western Kansas
farmers at present is the one which
relates to the most economical and ad-
vantagi"us method of heading and
threshing Kaffir corn.
Any excitement or disturbance Of
the animal system always affects the
milk cow. In April, 1898, the Kansas
Agricultural college purchased IL head
of COWS from Lincoln county, which
had to be forwarded by rail for over
100 miles Records were kept from
each individual milking and it was
found that, with the ride, homesick-
ness and change of feed, it took nearly
two weeks for these cows to return to
their normal quantity and quality Of
milk. Observations since then have
demonstrated that any unusunl ex-
element or disturbance always influ-
ence the milk flow.
The ST. Paul creamery sprouted an
other tentacle last week; a skimming
station at South Mound, making three
that it now has in operation.
Secretary Coburn addressed series
of questions to commission statesmen
aud packers for the purpose Of getting
pointers rs to the desirable qualities
of hogs fitted for market These ques-
tions, with answers thereto. are en-
bodied in his eleventh biennial report
just issued, and ought 70 be read BY
every person who h ct al interested
in hogdom.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SATURDAY FEB l. 1899
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YORK. SATURDAY FEB. l. 1899
ARRIVED.
Steamer Westhall G5r Morgan. Shields January 20 10
John g Seager Arrived ana anchored IN Lower Bay
100 J. FOR orders
with mdse. 81 cabin and 49, steerhge passengers 10
Hamburg American Line. Arrived ~ the Bar
II 70 a
steamer Norge (Nor Schuyler. Hamburg December 30
Southampton January 10 and Halifax February with
mds. 10 Barber a 60. Arrived at the Bar 10 a
Steamer Edan Dutch. De Nr1es. Amsterdam January
70 and Bou gne 20 with mds p cabin ana l47 seerage
passengers the Holland America Line Arrived at
Bar at D. -
Progrcso 2s and Havana 81 with mdse and D.
10 J Ceballos & co Arrived at the Bar al 30 m.
Steamer Saltram oBrj. owen. 81 Michaeis January
10 in ballast Bennett Walsh 4 co. Arrived AZ the
Dsr At Z . m 81. and anchored owing 20 thick fog
Steaue- Nevlyn OBJ. Noss. Rfar1O December Il.
puenos Ayres 81 M0nevdeo 2s and RIO Janrfro January
10 with rndse Norton Son. Arrived at The Bar at
steamer Troja CGeD Rubarh. Tsmgco January . and
Havans 80 with mdse 20 James r Ward CO. Arrived
q the Bar AT m. q.
Progreso Is and Havana 81, with mdse ana cabin
passengers James Ward CO. Arrived at tie
Bar ~ G - a ,
steamer Uller tNor) Larsen. Demerara January p.
with l. W q Armstrong Arrived Al the
Bar az
january 10 and Cienfuegos 81 with mdse 10 James T.
Ward Co Arrived the Bar at 25
Steamer Kanswha. Evans Ponce January 25 and New
port News February 2. with sugar 70 8 LAscelles
Co vas-ei 70 John A Donald.
Steamer Trinidad Br). Fraser. Bermuda February
New-York tribune., 1899-02-05
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Central Republican Club, No. lM West one
Observation-Disclosures seventh-st., Will meet "eones-
day evening
The Social Reform Club. No. a University race
will on Tuesday night discuss The saloon az the
Workfnemans Club. and Workingmen's Clubs in
General"
United Council No. 1883 Royal Arcanum, will
Give Dutch dinner at its place Of meeting, NO.
Union SQUARE on Wednesday evening. when Major
Frank Keck of the list Regiment. L. s v VIII
deliver a lecture on The Campaign OF the Amer-
can Forces in Cuba.
The Farmers Club Of the American Institute
will discuss Intensive Horticulture on Wednes-
dav AT . p m at No III West Thirty-eighth-st.
The Horticultural Section Of the Institute VIII
meet at 80 p m Wednesday 20 hear ana dis-
cuss paper by Professor Francis f. Lloyd OF
the Teachers College. on "A Glimpse al Some Old
and New World Trees
The Rev G. II. Yatman will leave San Francisco
on February q evangestic tour OF the
world He will conduct union services to-day as
follows: At p m st. Johns Episcopal Church
? p m. First Presbyterian Church ana HoV
D. m Trinity Methodist Church.
The Guild Of Catholic Authors will hold its sec
ond meeting Of this year at the Tuxedo. Madison
ave and Fffty-ninth-s'. Friday evening. The
Rev John Talio; Smith will preside. Miss Marion
Rrlnowe will talk on writing stories FOR childreh'
and give her experiences The Rev. Henry . heele
will read original poem; Mr.. DAVIS WI" oe-
scribe the literary work Of the old Cathohc novel
let Joshua Huntington. and the members VIII then
discuss briefly several questions
Mails from China and japan Of the following
dates. Hong Kong December 2S. and Yokohama.
January II. arrived At San Francisco on the steam
or Aztec and are due TO arrive in New-York on
Wednesday morning Mails for China and Japan
will close at the General Postoice as advertised
The Charity Organization Society desires to warn
the public agains, certain persons who make a
trade Of getting up benefit performances alleged
TO he for charities, but really for themselves Ine
society advises the public not 10 buy tickets for
anv entertainment purporting he for the benefit
Of any charity. unless satisfied that it is properly
| authorized.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-05
YONKERS

The celebration Of the forty anniversary OF
the Westminster Presbyterian Church VIII ne oo-
served to-day The Rev. Samuel T. Carter oi
Huntington Long Island will preach the sermon
In the evening there will he a number Of hVe-
minute congratulatory speeches and muslcal ser
vice. The Rev. George X Cutting IS tne preSe"
pastor Of the church.
John F. Davis son of tho late Thomas T. DAVIS
died at the home OF his mother. no. 40 Em-st' on
Friday night He was horn in West Chester y.
y bat had spent practically all his life in fonkers
He was an active member OF the Dat Spring ffeS-
bvterian Church and the funeral VIII he hed 'here
Tomorrow afternoon az -.3l O'CLOCK.
The managers Of the homeopathic home i anq
tea to be held the ANA ckassen Clup mouse on
"Wednesday. February :. from tin o'clock IN tle
afternoon and from till 10 o'clock in the evening
special meeting Of the Ctvi League o. ihe
Woman's Institute has been called t0r MondaI
night Al which pr f. K. Gould. president OF the
Civ and Suburban Homes COMPANY. Will speak on
s'The Housing Of the Working People.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-05
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

.r.,eoo,e N incorporation Of the Larchmont
-, "a Turoher company has been filed In the
Cour,v Clerks office The company : principal VI
g. ts IN the town of Mamaroneck. The capi'"
.ocr is divided into fifty shares and me diI'v.o'S
- C,.oreo " Iippincott and Marmaduke Iildeh'
~ 1arcbnont. and Howard W. Coates OF inc
poronrb of Manhattan. Also. the ceruncate OF IN
,r,or,tion # the Brunswick Social CIuo 'i " '''s
1o,aine formed 10 promote social intercourse anu
odyance general athletics among It's memh''S. va
Aled The directors are Henry stanton ,.,,,
Atoleonor Roy Briggs stephen Connors anu VIZ
lam Cooley. ,. has
The Westchester Electric Railroad 'ohpa"> "as IA.
60 l., .ho Corn,v Clerks office q cerunCate oI its
IIeu III III" - evtend rs tracks in Mount Vernon. IN
t-sIo,tnest heeinnine AZ North Third-s';
~ Crarv-ave 10 East IAncoln-aNe.' 10 Grendst
ave. - pIace Also beginning ~ the intets~.-
-, ~ North Fourth-ave. and Grand-s'' edS'''''
along Grand-st. TO Rch-aVe. .,,,ed Frank l.
Surrogate Sllkman mas aPpolltT .ne es,afe Of
young Of Sing Sing appraiser 9l tnt nt. 80 rez
Abdul Mahed Fl Tai late oI 'is ..'H .rH,sFar ,ay
Worocco for the purpose Of fixing the ltaI,S - eaI
AZ ri TAI had several wives. the question oi So, ~
Ting their relative claims TO the estate VIA ~ ,ba
Interesting one The son. as eAeCueVtI eVtIo5 o claim
". S,o ora against Aoe Stein Co. ot ["Mo ,o
Vork Cirv 10 the United States Consul Al Ndl, an
and the Consul claims the whole as asSis,r a
for that reason not liable 10 any 'aN; E, ebo,
sjikran has Jurisdiction from the sole faet unat
tbe $40 900 is II the hands Of Westches'er ''"lN
resident who had collected H. - ,...o~s
tn 6pIica,ion Of Frederick G Leroy for letters
+estamentary as executor Of the will OF MIS-. a 31u
IT, p Cibor ~ Tarrytown. was heard before
clSroca,c en- Sukman Yesterday morning. but not
ended samuel q Miller. temporary ADMINS, .'
fssifed that the inven0red personal estate ol MI
since the inventory had been taken S87'o" NAG
been received In addition. Nllham 'fih9" ih " Wrs
10 $4,000 in securities WniCh ba6 since come
Ghon about January ]. lS'S' "hlch nd" S'''0'
n his pOSCe~SiOn.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-05

with mdse and IS cabin passengers to outerbrdse
Co. Arrived a. the Bar AZ ~. 20 a
Steamer Tallahassee. Askns. savannah February
with mdse and passengers = ocean s. GO
Old Dominion. Taplfy. Norfolk and Newport
News with mdse and passeneers ~ Ola Dominion Ss Co..
sear1er Turret Court 6BD. Marcussen Pr1greso Jan
sand Hook \ j. Feb : $50 ? m-wind north fresh
breeze clear
SAILED.
Steamers yor,igs 2 toT Ade3i sinsaRqI. stS;
(Dan) copenhasen, etc Evely3, PonSs ETC. Maeiana
and Georgetown Z. Hogsrth CRr London. Rea 'Br.
Mancheser; St cuihheIt CBr'. AntwerP Princes anne
and Richmond N8cccchee Savannah. Benefactor. Phila
delphia RIO Grande Brunswick Kansas city savannah
Algonquin Charleston and Jacksonyille Chaucer d8n.
(3r Algoa Bay. Jason tBrl Kingston etc. America
Brj London, Tuscsrora fBrl. London Straits of Dover
Pernambuco etc. Aurania Brl Liverpool. la Gascogne
Fr Havre AlieT Gen Napes etc orin9eo ccsr,'
Hamburg Aene 'BD. Kingston. etc Havana Havana.
Hudson, New-Orleans
ship Brenda CBri for Calcutta.
Bsrks Prins vaidemar DAM for. Fremantle. Daisy
Castle etc Emma r smith C7r D-sterre
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
New York Cand passed Hurst castle az i:i5 p M.
Liverpool, Feb 4-Sail"t. steamer Erua d'D. Fergu-
london Feh A-Arri,ed steamer Forsric CBn Thomp-
son New-York Halifax.
Hull Feb Passed. steamer Pom~ranan d}r. Fair
fuiI Glasgow for New York.
Copenhagen Feb Arrived steamer Venus Dam.
Iuni Ne,y York tor Stettln.
Bremen. Feb sailed. steamer Friedrich der Crosse
Gen Eichel New York
Antwerp FEB sailed steamer Noordand CBele) Lose
V-ltZ, New 10rk
New-York tribune., 1899-02-05
SING SING.

Samuel Bogart. a watchman employed AZ Chill
mark the country estate Of V Evert Macy east
Of this village had am encounter with robbers yes
1erday morning About 4 o'clock. he was re-
turning from making tour Of inspection of Mr.
Macys new mansion which is not yet completed
he saw evidences Of some one having entered the
office a detached building occupied by Superin-
renden; Phelps who has general charge OF the
estate Approaching the office, the watchman saw
two men making their way ont Of the door. and
they failed % stop when called upon 10 do so, ne
discharged his revolver az them An Interchange of
escaping leaving The watchman with painful
bullet wound I'm the calf Of his night leg lie was
brought 10 Inc village where his injury treated
and the police informed Of the occurrence. The
Office had been entered 10y window. but nothing
OF value was taken Mr. Boeart not near
enough 10 th, robbers to Identify them or describe
rhfir annnarancn nonllrafcIN-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-05
MOUNT VERNON.

An insane woman escaped from me city nos
nstal Yesterday morning and created much excite
mont bv running through the principal streets in
her bare feet and thinly clad. The woman was
registered ~ the hospital as Miss Hannah Isabel
of IAncon-aye She was sent there on Thursday
suffering from mental alteration. caused by grip
window of the woman's ward and ran down North
Sixth-ave through Stevens-aVc. and then past the
CIV Hall and the NeW-TIaven Railroad station,
where several hundred commuters were waiting for
trains As the woman passed the city nan shc
was seen BY Patrolman Atwen who gave chase
and caught her the railroad station Par",
man Nwell wrapped his big overcoat about her ana
took her back 10 the hospital
New-York tribune., 1899-02-05

Havre Feb : : p r1-Sared steamer la Bretagne CFr.
Rupe. New York
Gihraitar. Fen 4-Passed steamer california tB).
Mitchell Nev York f0r Marseiles. etc.
Genoa. Fob Arrived. steamer Trojan Prince 'brl
TaEleton York Sailed. steamer Sempione dtaD for
Nerries, New York
Alriers Jan 31-Asrived. steamer Remus Ger.
schwaner N~n- York for Genoa. Sc.
Colombo Feb Sailed. steamer Comerc dr'. Ken
adelaide. Feb Arrived. steamer Cornwall Br Young.
New 50 Vincent. q Y
Yokohama Feb Arrived previously. steamer Ken
more tBr, Els Hlcgo for NoW-Nork
River Plate Jan 2N-Arrived steamer Cres"el 'br.
Howey. New York
Rio Janeiro. Jan 2i-Arri,ed. steamer Calico 0'eg'.
Fisher New York Pernamhuco
New-York tribune., 1899-02-05
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BUCKINGHAM-P Professor O. c. Marsh, OF fale
University FIFTH AVENUE - Colonel A. NJ
Shook general manager Tennessee Coal ana IRON
Co-oDar1 of Nashville GRAND-Dr. T. p. Nc
Clintic / G NJ H. s GILSEY-Dr j. \. Love. or
81 Louis HOLLAND Commissioner William O.
Rice of the United States Civil Service Board
NANHATTAN-Mayor Josiah quincy Of Boston
and Harry T HAYES Of Cleveland, Ohio. PARK
AVENI.E-Colonel Albert D. Shaw. Of WATERFOWL
\ Y WALDORF-Sir Wilfrid Laurier Premier
of Canada David Mills A G Blair, W. >. @ fieid-
and u c Brewster Of Rochester
New-York tribune., 1899-02-05

Toronto. Feb 4-Chceriug crowds lined the streets
when the Tampa Cadets. hfty-s.X strong preceded
by their nfe and drum corps. marched 20 the Union
Station this afternoon and took The 2l0 o'clock train
for the South. Their Pullman car was draped
with haes the Union Jack on the one side and the
Stars and Stripes on the other They are com
manded by Major Thompson. The Schoolboy cadet
Corps. the Tampa Cadets. as they nave beeh
known since accepting the invitation OF the Gov
ernor Of Florida 10 visit Tampa. IS composed oi
dne-ooking young fellows. Th'ir uniform Is the rtd
of Tommy Atkins
New-York tribune., 1899-02-05
NFW-ROCHELLE.

The River and Harbor biil now before Congress
contains an appropriation Of $4,000 for new
breakwater at LarchmOnt. and $4,000 for the i'm
provement OF the harhor AZ Port Chester East
Chester Creek ard New-Rochele Harbor get no
appropriations. although Congressman Ward ana
The other members OF the committee were strongly
1rg make Congress man Ward has re
piled 10 the criticisms made regarding his action IN
The matter by saving that he had arranged 10 have
appropriations for both NewRochelle and Mount
Vernon Included in the bill but that an unexpected
change in the makeup OF the committee upset MS
plans
New-York tribune., 1899-02-05
RHyNLAND PrLLED orr SAFELY.

PHILADELPHIA Feb THE Red Star steamer
Rhynland was foated to-day. and passed Delaware
Rreakwater IN tow Of the tugs North America ana
t,ro,oc,or for this mort The Rhyn.and went ashore
on Cotton Patch ShOa. above Fenwicks lsanH
life-saving station. Tuesday night In thck
snowstorm while bound in from Liverpool under
command OF Captain Hannah. With the exception
OF damage 10 her rudder and propeller. she If al
g,arcntly IN as good condition as when she went
New-York tribune., 1899-02-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise o5 Sunset 5:23 40 Moon age q
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
A M-Sandy Hook 215 Gov Island 247 Hell Gate 4:3e
= M-Sandy Hook 22I GOV. Island 50 He'll Gate 4:4s
New-York tribune., 1899-02-05
TTCKAHOE

Bishop Potter will administer the rite OF conhrma-
ZION this afternoon at o'clock in s.. Johns Epis-
copal Church.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-05
METRoPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
TON IGHT sns o'cLocI

IL ~ -
TENTH GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
AT POPULAR PRICES -
sooIists: MINES. NORDICA and SANILLEi NM DIP
r,r.T and DAVID BISPHAM. together Nth Entire Oper
orchestra Conductor Mancneh
Monday Evg.. Feb. 8. at 81 BARRIERE pI 81
vrGTJA sembrich. saignac. Campanah. carbone ar
~ De Re.zke Conductor. MancinelL
81, iues tSs .acona series Of Der Ring des Noeung.n
DAs RHFfNGOI.D Mines Brema: Enge. Pevny. NeiS
inger and Schumann-Heink. Mn. Van DycH' bipge-
R,snbam' Muhmann. Pringe. Deyries, Mefer and Va
ryes Evg FEB. T. at s-Special performance uris
,be ausrires OF the Purim Association. Meyeroeers
~ LES HUGUENOTS The Huguenoisl ,
Nues Iehmann, Man,elu and suzanne Aiamsj I'M
eaIeza Ed De Reszke. Deyries and Maurel. -.
wei FIG Feb : s-Wagner's opera LohEN-
cprT Nordca schumann- Heink, Jean and "a D
Tbnrs Afternoon Feb o. at / PRE- +lsELi-sssess seos
performance OF the second series OF L- - i.,s
lngan" DIE WALkURE. Eames schlnAnn-n -nea-
Rrema Van Dyck Bispham. Van Rooy.
Thurs Evg Feb .. in Brooklyn AcademyLLa,ss. III H. ~
,ornance - opera this season-RoNro ~ ~ .o5y
Fri Evg Feb 10. at s-Bellinis opera NoH'uN
lehman and Savie. Dippel and Psncon A..
sat Mat Feb lat 2-LfS HUGH hNOIs ,s Aaa
Nordica Mantelli. Engle. NM. Jean and Ei De he''"
SAT- Eyg.. Feb. H. az s. at Pop. Proes.L,ASyNN. ~.
HAT'sFR Mines. Save. Messlinger. Pevry' MN va
Dvck Prngle Bars Muhmann. Bispham.
STFINWAY * SONS PlAN'S lSED
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Pnes-Dr Chapman. 107 East ODD No cutting.
Book free. City references Pay when cured.
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fsaoin9 sotsls ans Restaurants.
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This Ist appears every sunday Tuesday and Thursday
WHERE TO DINE.
For information circulars etc. eny Hotel Or Restau-
rant below cali .or address (.snd stamp,
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
63 Finh-ave. Newfork.
Ale. means A la Carte: Tdh.. Table Hots Dinner.

DFLMONICO'S. .b;h Ave. n ct. A 1. cart.
LEON FIOuRET oth-avs s&isth Ale. .Tdh 81 25fyu.lcl
MohEILc'S. ...........+ West 10Th ST. Tdh (Mu.cl
MAHsH's, lW W "a B l. Tdh) D. & S. Alc) Music
HOTEL HtNGARIA.+ = Union So r. Tdh with win. 81
LtCHOW's GERMAN RESTAURANT ITO F. IAN At
IEnnAcE UAhDEN' osth-st.. near I>r-sve. Ale
'"rE hE'nA 80. b way and Reade-st Ale
Az CHAT NOIR. )%i w ny CTdh. win. 5Oc) Uptown
AU CHAT NOIR. ~ W. 2s ST. Ale Tdh. L'ch 500 d.a
Az CHAT NOIR. )7oo Mu.ie) After Theatre Supper,
MONTANELLTs. l01 ". liths Elegantly remodeied
MONTANELLTs. Private ding rooms dnsurps.,ed
MONTANELLfs. Tdh 55c. wine Music) l. Joc B .Oc
HINGARIA REST } Recently enlarged and i'm
On 2d-aye & lOth-st proved Tdh. Ale Cels-
Cafe Boulevard. bra,ed Gipsy Band
THOMAS G2umson Inn) SO T. Seth ST. dIotel Roland,
THE WENDELL, - Z. 20th-st -. Tdh. Ich boc Ale
ARDIN Il CHABERTY ..... l26 \.cst 20th ST.
French q Cal wine, a speciality Ale CTdh soe w,ns)
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Announcements.

"BlackwOod. =
A Whipped Seam cuff.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-05
INCOMTNG STEAMERS.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY