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NO NEWS OF THE TREATY.
OFFICE-SEEKERS MONOPOLIZE THE FRE--I
DENT'S TIMK.
BtCRETAnY CRFSIIAM WILL NOT TALK OX THE
B-BU-KV-MB-M-g. CASTI.K ANO THUBSTOB
WEHOHOVt OPPOSB a PBOTMCTOaATK.
[BT TELEGRAPH TO TIIK TRIIIINK.l
Washington, March H.?Ihe nio-t careful Inquiry
falls to elli lt any delinite inf"rmnt1on ns to what
President Cleveland Intends io du about the Hawaiian
?treaty of annexatl m. lt ls grahahto that the Presi?
dent ha* BBt formed nny definite opinion of hiv oura ;
and lt ls rennin that If ta has, be ha* carefully
avoided expressing lt. lt seems unlikely that tht*
or any tatar Important subject will be ron-ldered at
present. Democratic ofl.ee seekers monopolize the
attention of both the iicsldcnr and Secretary (iresham
lust now, nnd little or no OppOtlaallj presents Itself
for the consideration of the condltlins and reasons
which led Pn ilia Bl Uarriaaa to send tin- Foster
treaty to the Senate.
An expression of his views on the Hawaiian treaty
wa* Invited from Secretary Gresham to-day, tmt ta
declined to talk nl-iut the matter. saying that the
propewrd change of political relations between Mils
country and Hawaii was a subject for careful cnn
sldeiiitlon. mid that In due course consideration w mid
be given to it. The Occrclary'fl reply was Hforoughly
dJjilornutlc. and, ns i.s th,, ean arith BMk answers^ of
little or no significance. That Secretary (ireshnm
favors,rbi- annexation lhere is ita doubt, mid lt is
assumed that when rre-ident cleveland lieelns Die
conslderaM ii of the treaty Serretary lire-hum will
urge annexation. Friends of the President -av that
?he Oauestlon of Hawaiian niinexntlon was pre. I pl tn test
np'*n the Adnilnlsmnlon without lt- having a full
opportunity of considering the subject, nnd that
while the President ls pr.lal.ly not ho-tlle to the gen?
eral principle of annexation, lu- purposes committing
himself to no policy af such magnitude without going
very thoroughly Into Hie conditions and facts bearing
upon it. Th.se Iriends af the TTlstdlllt seem to
think that lt I* not his intention permanently tn
withdraw the treaty and stop further neg Math.n
locking ti close relations with Hawaii.
TJ-e remark of a prominent Republican Senator
published In the press dispatches today. Hist lt
was possible that the Pnrigsad might wish to aHccr
taln the win of the HawaUaM as exprrand bv n
plebiscite, probnblv gave lise to a revival of the
question of cstnbll-.' lng a protect.irate over the
Islands. Whatever the cause, the fuel remains that
the BJltoaldBty cf establishing n protectorate over Hie
Islands ls being aerlanhy considered by many per
aons who have watched the progress of Hawaiian
SfTalrs since the ai rival of the t oniinis-loiiers In this
country. BpraklBg rm this subject, Mr. Castle, one
of the commissioners, sahl to day :
"I regret very much to bra* that a protectorate
?ver IN' Hawaiian islands ls suggested In plate of
annexation. A pratectotatc ls nut arba! the Islands
ash for or detre, lt ls doubtful In my mind
whether some who talk about a protectorate under?
stand Ita full significance of the term. When Mr.
Stevens caused the Knited States flag to be raised
In Honolulu he did nut .-stablish a protectorate; ho
simply exteiidetl the proteattoa of the flag to the
Government of the 1-lands. without thereby assuming
the obligations of a protectorate.
"If a protectorate ls to be thc future form of
government for Hawaii, what does the Knited .-tates
?propose to protect ? The Provisional (".over nment. Hw
ex-Queen Liliuokalani and tat Bngltefa backers' The
monarchy ls at an end. A large and tho most In?
fluential portion of thi- people will gerar consent to
Its restoration except by force. Thc ftnrtetonal Gov?
ernment ii amply abie to and will sustain Itself, lt
repreM-nts the all but unanimous voice of the con?
servative portion of the population In asking for an
nexsUon to the Knited States, if tin- monarchy is to
be restored, it must be with force. Hots the Knited
Staten propose to begin the re*tiiru1li.!i of corrupt and
Inefficient monarchs gtfMB- by Un* people lor bad
government, and attempt to subvert popular rights ?
If lt does lt will be a most extrauidliiiiry departure
for a free people to take. If, hrraerer, any such
proposition ls entertained, wlnm does the 1'ulled
fct-tos propose to enthrone?the rx-Qneen or Kalulanl?
before establishing this protectoiate | The people nf
tho lslends would say. If th>-v were compelled to
yield to the superior torr* ot the Knited states: -We
have ended the monarchical system, lt hus proved
Incapable of affording good government. It is behind
th* Umes. It ls hnpiTBBlhte longer for the Intelligence
and enllght'-rmeni of tie nineteenth century to en?
dure the misrule, Ignorance and de-poil-m which Ijave
heretofore existed in the islands.' ?
Mr. Thurston, chairman of the Hawaiian Commis?
sion, was asked what he thought of the proposition
advanced by some that the Knited Stain can gain
all Ihnt lt wants nt Hawaii by means of a prateetOTBta
*V snd thereby avoid the rc-porislhlllty of the internal
J government of the islands, the Jealomy of foreign
nation- and expense of fortifying a Naval .staib.n
which would be Incident to annexation,
"What do I think of lt I" replied Mr. Thurston.
"why. I think Hie advocates of such a propotlilnn have
not thought out what lt me.nis. 1 know thal lt 1
rlalmcd that annexation would excite the J Ml-Mg of
foreign nations and create hill I Mt tonal friction, while
an American protectorate would not have such an
effect, but I t-clleve that the lagtoal cMngnenera nf
annexation or a protectorate would ta the exact op
poslte of that claimed, for this reason: If Hawaii I*
auuexed, lt then become- an latcgral purl of th'' United
?Stales, and ls removed from International politics.
Once lt becomes American territory lt will be no more
a source of taterMttonal eanpttealtoa than ts Texas
or Florida. H. on the other hand, the lulled States,
having thi- opportunity to acquire sovereignty over
the Island-, falls to do so, tin- ultimate disposition of
Uie sovereignty remains an open question, with till
the posslbllltv nnd probability of Intrigue mid develop
menl of loreign iBlerests which lin- Knited States
would have no control over.
-The Hawaiian literals have been offered io the
Knited stale-, f, r annex-itton, not for a protectorate.
The Intelligence snd p-ropci-ty of tbe Island* earnestly
Basile annexation, not a piwectorate. At the present
Ume Hawaii |s n distinct and Independent loverelgnty,
ai free to act ns anv such governflaeot on the glob-.
If the Knited siata-s refusei to sr-rept onr reque_l
for aaMxntton. we simply continue to mania a di
Bnct, Independent sovereignty.
i'ne i-iiivl-ioinil laoveinmeni cnn and will main
tain itself. It may bi- nci-e-sary for us to appeal to
England lor annexation. Bach a thing aaa be brougbl
about onlv bv Ito nf mm I of th.- United States to
accept our oller, but if -lie does refuse, she certainly
cannot, wlih any propriety or -how of last tee, pro?
ton -gnlnst thi- annexation of Hiv Islands by any
other country." _ _
H'W ANNKXATION WILL All) SI'UKCKEIaS.
BY BUHB- FOKR Bl'i STF.A.MF.US now and
rf.oistfp.ini; timm in HAWAII BB
AV.ll"LD MAKE ??-'/00,000.
gan Francisco, March ll i special i.~<)nc of the plans
Which Hawaiian annexation ls expelled to make lu
crative ls n gigantic deal by whbh (Inti- Spr.i Inls,
tbe sugar and -team-hip millionaire, proposes to put
foar foreign-built steamers under the Am. rican gag.
Bpreckels lin* four steamers on bl- Australian nml
Honolulu mall and passengn lines, (if then, Hie
Atamed- and MaripoM wen- bnU! by the damps.
The Australian wa- I*,light In England, but Tins had
npolrs costing 0330,000 made ou her hen-, nnd
under the old law was thus entitled to A merit aa regta
try. The fourth veaeel, the Monowai, is chartered
flom the New Zealand Navigation Compatiy, and flies
Bte flsgs iif England and Hawaii. Mr. sprcckcls
proposes iii transfer all four vrsaris to Ita const
service, starting sn eppo-lttaa Bm to the Pactflc
Mall between here mid Panam* and making a strong
bid for passengen and freight to and from New York
kg Cly of fhc isthmus. Meanwhile, lt is andentood,
Ht tas mnde arnngemenls lo buy four large, fast
British steamers, which he will put nt once on the
Australian and Hawaiian nrvlcc. Two of Hies:'
vessels are, lt li said, to come from the Cunard
Company, and Mr. Spreckels ha- tbe option of two
n more steamers, either for purchase or charter, from
the Peninsular and oriental Company, which ls now
?vet-stocked with passenger boats.
By placing then four vesrals under the Hawaiian
Iteg. which can readily ta d n- uiidi-i ita pr'sent taw*
Of th* tilsnds, -pi et Iel- would be In a p..-lti..n to
fear* them sccepted ns of American registry the mo*
meat snnexatlon is accomplished. What ibis means
may he seen from these figure*.: To build in this
ismntl] four vessel- of Hu- Cuiun-der or H. and (>.
type would cost upwind of ?f-j.iXW.OOo each. He
dan hay time vessel- for rash'for *l,.>00.000 each;
Md If annexation succeeds tbe transfer of these
tBrrign vessel*, under the guise of Hawaiian ships,
sraaU cost bim nothing. So lie would gain at least
?8,000,000 by the operation nnd have four large
nsraeli for immediate use on this const.
What ran be done tn bidding for the Panama trade
IB rinwn by tbe new Nort;: Amerlcnn Na vi pit ion
Company, which lins Just -tarted out with enough
baal ness to keep several steam-n at work. The
Ps elfie Mull Company '"??*? made ninny enemies here,
and mcrclnnts are eager to patronize any (^position
that promises to give them relief. It ls aild thst.
Mould this new corporation offer a good figure,
gMracketa will sllow them to charter his vessels and
BBB Bot enter p-ramaHi toto Um wsrtaie. What
ever msy be the result, be expects to moke a
strike" through Hawaiian annexation.
THL RUSH READ. TO SAIL.
SKDI)F.\, 01lDK.ri.S RF.CKIVFD IX SAN FR-tNCISCO
-I TIUP TO HONOLULK F.XI'l.CTF.ll.
San Frutiri-co, March ll (.-pedal..?Treasury officials
here were greatly surprised thl- morning lo receive a
telegraphic order Hom W'nshlligiir.i (111citing them to
see that om- of the ih ree revenue cutter-?the near,
(orwiii and Bash?ta put In Immediate readlaera to
go on a long crul.se on n special ml-Mon. (if the
Hiree Miters, the Richard Hush wu- tl.e only one
available, ns ll would take some time lo flt out the
others. The Rush liss Just received new boilers slid
general repairs, made accessary by her hard service
ls-t -ummer In the fnr north. Captain Hooper had
decided tai twt the boilers In a month's run down the
const nnd ta was about to sall when the orders caine.
So nil he had to do was io lay In coal and supplies.
His Ofltosn purchased a large amount of provisions
Ihi*. afternoon and Ita vessel was coaled for a month".*
trip, as the orders specified that the Voyage would he
fully _..*.00 mlle-.
\s the Hawaiian Islands are about 2.000 mite*
(ll-tatit, and a* the RiMi t- nble io accommodate
comfortably half ? donn n??enger?, the theory of
the few Naval men who learned of the secret order*
t- ihat tin- Senatorial commission on Hawaii win ne
appointed Monday and will nt once leave fur san
Francisco, where they will lake pa-sage on the Itu-h
for Honolulu. Tke Balk ta* make Ibe trip In
nine dais. Tbe regular Honolulu steamer sails n>'\t
Wednesdsy, when lhere ls an Interval of sixteen days
before Hi.- departure of another steamer. Tin* com
mission would thus save over three ?week* by going
on the Rush. Cantata Hooper has received ao word
In regard to hts destination. Ills advices are simply
ttl await -ailing orders.
NO IWSTBU-TlOyg BEST Tri MINISTER r-TF.VENS.
Washington, March ll.-There ls nothing new In the
Hawaiian ritaattoa to-day. Messrs. Tlnir-ton. Castle
and Carter, tin- Annexation Oonmtorioners, Imve gone
I* New-York to spend 'linday. Bo Instructions tare
yet been sent to Minister stevens at Honolulu by the
present Administration, and lt I- not likely thal any
will be until after tbe Cabinet meeting on Tuesday.
No steamer will sall for Hawaii from SM Praactac*
until Wo! ling BJ afternoon, lt 1st believed that In the
Interests of peace and good order, if on no Other
ground, the status quo nt the islands will b<- main
taine-t while the dtopOflltlM of ihe ijuesti. n of an
nexniion I- pending.
Prtorasa Kalulanl and her party remained In th-lr
apnnnienis In th.- Arlington imlay, pot golnc out
In the r.^v and rainy weather. Mr. Davie- WM in?
disposed and could not see any one.
THT. TBEASUK- SITUATION IMPROVED.
COLT) TO RF- RKXF.IVK.n ONLY AT BCB-TKEAB*
ntU-g?THB BALABCE ovk.r *i,2.V).ooo.
Washington. March ll.-The Treasury situation con
tlnu.'s to improve from dav tn day. and from thl- tim
on the Treasury Department will 1. In a position
lo talve only UM) more, advantageous offers of gold.
To day offers of gioo.OOO In gold were received from
IIHsbnrg, Venn., and gl-OjOOO from Pearla, III. The
demand from Chicago for small notes continues, and
thu -Maning when some beaton in Ohio had oBered
gold for notes and -onie delay took place lu the
transfer, the delivery was deferred for a tow days
and the small notes sent to Chicago. The niiiiiertin*
Offers of gold from Mt *1 the way pines iau.--.-tt
Secretary carlisle tMs morning to Inform nil la
tenets* parties tlimugh the pram thal -gold ctn
caa N) receiv-d only nt the sui. Treasury afltoes hi
exchange f?r Betes." In other word-, the (hivern
ment will not pay the expense of sending BMBCf
by expires to individuals.
At noon to-dpy Treasurer Nebefcer received a tele?
gram from Assi-tant Treasurer Bobette, nt X". tv York.
lUtlBg that im gold was exported today from New
York and Ito prohahBlty wa- tr'.nt none would to
Utan Ml next w.ek. The ten day*' statement. 1
sn.si today by the Trea-ury. Shows the fr.-e gold
balance to be gS.-00.000. Acceptances of gold ,av
beM made which do aol yet appear In the account.
which Liing tils balance up to more timi Ma2-v,000.
MANY CHANGES IN SENATE COMMITTEES.
DBM0C1U-1 FIXH IT niFFTCFLT TO MASC AI'
1-op.TmsMF.XTS BEOMUPBICALLT.
Washtagton, March h.-The eomaalttoe of the
Democratic marta, which ha- for the pa-t week been
dealing wlib tbe iroUWcsosae problem ..f r.-vi-iu.- the
committee- of the Semite anri assigning cbnlraun
?.hips to the proper members, thi- afternoon al f
o'clock practically flnl-hrd Hs work. Mr. Graman
thinks that the -Kiny caucus cannot he held curl r
than Tin-day. and lt is not Baprababta that OB fha!
morning the committee will make lt- final report.
ihe committee decHnra to give out any tafon-Btl-fl
relative lo the malts of Its numerous ronfenneea,
but lt I- known thal there has been no violent break
lug with tbs tradition of the Benito by whlcb the
ranking minority Senator become- chaliman.
Many change*, however, tave bee* nmde Beces
.-ory. ns one of the member- of the committee mid, by
rrasM of the Miranee into the Senate <>f n*-w n. mo
eratic members from thc North.-in state-. Than an?
tony stiiiiding rommltten of the Senate, ata rai >.f
this number Ita ranking Democrats, entitled la the
chairmanship In thirty-one of these r.i'iiti.lti., it.me
from .southern Slat's, and but nine from Ito N irita.
ju the "-elect committees th.- .sunn- preponderance frmn
the .-(.nih ls seen, theie bring eight fr tn thal Bert lon
and bul one from the North. The rieCltOfl of ll in I
eratic .Senator- Bom Wisconsin, Bea York, North
Dakota, Wyoming and CaBforata tas compelled ibe
committee to make a -hilting of Biembenhlp, and In
a namber of mira af chairmanships, so ns to gin
then ii'-w member* and Other men (rom Ihfl Norih
theil fair share ol the good alaees, <>f eoar*e, In thl
larne li-t of .-southern ranking memben, the name ol
the same Senator appear- in many caaea on vail m
raaiBilttees, the memhen f.'.m ihat pan of the t .un
irv having served In th.- Senate foi many rear*,
The committee vim hold another me In. Monda-*
morning and go over the revised list ami make -u h
rarrecUoM as may lie ne. canary, if nny nomination
aie -rut to the .-.'nate Moii'lny, Ihey will be r ? ived
.-inti laid over until the committees have been fully
reornntsed, and nu- win not, the caucus commit, e
think-, ta earlier thnn the middle of the week.
? ?-. ?.
SEDUCTIONS IN OFFICIALS' SALARIES.
MR. HOCK FRY FXl'LAINS WHY Till. BOCSE I IT
|:o\VN ITF.MS IN Tin. LEGISLATIVE BILL,
Washington, March H.?Representative. Doetarr, of
Ml-siuil, makes the following explanation of Ita
??dnck.ii" salaitea af saristant tecretaries, et.-., in
the appropriation bill for text tl-eal tear:
"When we i-aine lo frame the LaggislStlVC lilli we
found thai n number of iii ? Departmenl oStetels wera
gening a bfitius In addlllui to lin- ninounl nulli vised
by law a- their s-iiarbs. For Instance, srhen Mr.
llltt was nppointeai Aaatetaat Secretary af Bute,
$l,O(i0 was itild.-d In the salary of the pla, ? without
warrant of law, bnl lu responn to the direct re
qanl nf Mr. BtelM.
"Winn Mr. HHt left the Department, the salary,
which had been raised to Sd.SOO, vv_. not cut gown.
We nstored lt to il- legal figure, .t-1,.,()o. Then .,
iiuinbt-r ol chief ii.-i-ks of Ito Departaaenta, aotably
the War Departawat, were having rfi.iiu approprl
ati-d for their sahul'-,, Instead tif tfi.iuo authorized
by law. Th.-re n?n oiler cnn, Including ihi
-'?lleitor of the Tnasur.v, and ii. euch Instance vv ?
redaced Ito .salary ta the proper (gan. in only tin-.-,
ca-ts did we mata axeepUoM. One wa.- the Pen lon
UommlMioner, wno is not legally enUtled to giOixi
a year, but vv thought, In view of Ihe Immense
amount of w.,rk niel responsibility niim bing lo the
place, ibo figure should nm be reduced Tue othci
two cases ?en tbe Commissioner id the Land (ni,,.
and the Kiibllc li liner, for beth ol whom ??. appro
printed the amouai ih.-v are recrivtag, and not the
ii ii i.'ii ii t authorised bj law.
ll ".^''l.",.1"' lr."' """ "I*"* ** Ote Senate Wa f.llll, I
that all Hie figures had ben raised, bm When |
was considered In cratet-enee, the n.,i..,. ,.,,.,:.,,
'"^V,..",."1'' ',' i',"!i'Pl>.'.'!*?' W."" ,h" '"*' ??'??l "I.- ?-'?'I''
rontornei yielded. That l- nh ih.-r- I- :? u?- ., ,
lhere w.ts no -ccrecy about |i, f,,,- ti,,, senators Wen
Ln Vw,-.;'r,'i "f1.w","<1'" """>" -'oinmitie,. bad goo.
-mi wi.at tin- Hanm iwd Bgmd ta,"
BONOUNG JUSTICE LAMAR'S MEMOKY.
rm Ll Mi.va ky MBE-IBQ of tim; BAB-SPE-GCBEg
IO Bl Maui. BEST BATVBDAT.
Washington. Mar.li ll.-The meeting of the bar ol
Ita supreme Court convened lu n.c BBMUaum Bt noon
today, lo take step* to express Ihe loss the bar sn
thined In th.- death of Justin Lun.ur. It was st
tended by a large ami distinguished gBttartag. Vira
I're-ldent Stevenson said :
'"Hy re.iuist. I cull ibis m.-.-iing ?f ?ir lmr |0 or(,,.r
lor chairman of the meeting I present t*,,. ,,.,??. llf ?
distinguished member of Hie bar nnd lifelong friend til
the lute Justice Lnmur, and for some years bte ns
social,- In the Cabin,,,. ] I10w ,,,?,... ,? Ilft|Illnil??I|
the Hon. William K. Vila*, of Wisconsin."?
Senstor Vllns was elected chnlrman, and Ihen on
motion oi John C. Ulai li Janies F. HfiBrBBCI derk
of the court, was chosen secretary.
senator OrargS In s hrl.-f speech moved the nu
pointment of a committee to prepsre resolutions mi
pre-slve of the sense of loss the bar felt ?, , , ? |
of the late Justice. The committee chosen "hms .Id
Of \ice*rresldenl Sievenson. ganaten Wnllhall l.eoree
Gordon. Stewart and Pajb, ex Attorney (i-neral (,,,.
land. ex Representative CnU-hUigi. Of Mississippi ?., ,
MeBsn. John Randolph Tucker, llnncroft Hails IV ll
Um E. Kiri snd J. Vi. Wilson.
The meeting adjourned until next Sntnrdny ai noon
when the resolutions m\\\ ,?. pr,.H,.n{Hi ??? hlM.,.,.,
msde by -sensiors Vile*, Heorge and Mttohell of Ore?
gon John Rsndolph %Tucker. John C. Bink, Bepre*
rant at Ive Allen, of Mississippi and others.
AN ALLIANCE FORMED.
NEW-KNt HAND RAILROADS AT PEACE.
RFPORTS OF fOMMITTI TS OF TIIF. BOBTOfl AND
MUNT. ABD NIWHAVK.S LINKS RAI IITKD.
The warfare between Ita Reston snd Maine and the
New York, Xew Have* nnd Hartford rallronil*. which
was precipitated hy the Influence of PnsMeat A. A.
McLeod, of the PhBadelpbla snd Rinding, luis been
terminated. In lt* stead has been established sn
alliance that will bring the two systems Into harmony,
and will redan the McLeod element In Hu* lioston
and Maine io a subordinate position as s factor for
enattag dtotarbaoce iin.l controversy in th.- railroad
situation of the New England stales.
Yesterday meettogi were held In Boston of the
directors i.f th.. Baaloo mid Maine nnd nt the (.rand
Central Station of the directors of the New-Haven
road, to r.-telve th.- reports of the special committees
of the resp.-itlve companies on Hie subject of a pn
MMe alliance. The Bostam Slid Malm- committee
was ranpOBed of Frank Jones, chairman of Ita '*"
ecutive committee; George c. Haven nnd Snniuel c.
Lawrence. The New Haven romarittee ranstatM of
J. PterpMl Morgan. William K.ockefcllcr and William
1). Bishop. (?n last Monday the two eommlilees con?
ferred In ihls city, and agreed upon the nc..mm.mia
Hons tu be submitted to their respective t-onrds. ||
wa* stated at the New Haven oftice yesterday that
telegrams had 1.n received from Bo-ton, to the elfect
Ihat Ih- Boston and Maine director* had approved the
report of thdr committee. The New Haven directors
assembled at noon and approved ihe report of the
M-rgsn-BoekefeUer-Btehop coasntttee.
The agreement thu- ratified provides for n division
of New-England lerrllory and a cloie traftic lill.ince
b.tw.eii th.- lioston and Maine and th" N'ew-llnv.-n
roads, ll ls Ita limb r-tainllhg lh.it the two r.a.ls
shall lulen hang.' business aa i lately a* poariUe, and
-hall protect each other's I rn file by nil means niall
able. No detalli are aatde public, but these will be
the matter sf future nrraiig.-meiit by subordinate nfli
c rs. The amngement provldra that 'h.- terrtt-cy
north Bf the line of Hie llo-ton and Albany Railroad
-hall to considered si belonging I* the Boston sta
Main.-, while Ito territory covered hy lin- Boston ami
Albany and Ute country lying -nulli of that IMd shall
l.e left undisiuii-ed to ito New York. Ben -Have* rad
Hartford. Tbs action af Iha Bew-Havsa board was
ananlmoM.
Th>- alliance eoncladed between the Barara nnd
Mntnc and the Be* llav.-n mail will probably end Mr.
McLeod, i ti tin. ii, .* in lioston and Msinc again. Ito
t.-rm- of th.- treaty, if stael red in good (sith, trill
prevent any Bttempt of Mr. m. i..-.*d to antagoain Ito
New Haven Interv ls. lt is believed by well lateraled
rnilroad men thal the retirement of Mr. Md.-od tram
ito presidency ef Ito Boston and Maine I* now in
cvluule. TliK oectirr. ie ?? mav be gntpdaeg for MBI
lime, berane ll I aol vi .vi.Mit thal lie luis been
forest to -..-ll ita Rostra mid Maine ..tock whick he
purchased wl'h n view to n?-urning control of thal
ron.l. Bat, ev.n If Mr. Ml letti retains the Uti*, lil?
lias evidently Leen thora of bte laSaaaw, eira tie
treaty of alltah'i* willi Ita New Haven could nut kBVe
i eeg carri.-i through.
lnieie-1 In railroad circles will now be fixed upon
ita a.Hag af Ito itnkhoMer* ..f tm Kew*Yark and
Bew-Englsta BaHfMd, I* be held next TBeStoy. Mr.
McLeod's Mends .-'Ul Bsaert Ikal he arin aanerd
( har!.'- PaiMM In Ih* pn-ldciK v. Should this pr .ve
to be irue thi- Victory may I..- n barren one. The
Ben-York sta Burthen l- held in the Intern! of the
New? Haven Ream ind ito PanderhtBa, and tbs Ben
York .-md N.-w England, to obtain an entrance into
Bew-York (itv. na*! d'vi .- new plans, it mav bo
longer look, .liber, tor Ito lacking of the IL-lon and
Bain, lt I- i.Ihle Ita! In nnv even! Ita voling
pawer thal Ito Brading ntelven mav attempt I* ei
erelse at Ito New -England meei ng my be challenged |
n ls generally believed to Wall street that Bar! ol
the N'.w RngtaM Rock t. .light by Mr. BcLeod nnd hil
hrtonds sta sneMed bv Ita ReMtag ncetnrs n* ?
liabihtv of ito Beading Company kn ?.' -"?' :""1
Hint, therefor.-. Ito proxted told In the McLeod w
Beadingtatenri do not Bli npn rat ar:u.il ownership.
should no emt. -I ta h.ade ..v.-r the BsW-YoHl BM
New England peeridenry, the new mrinngene-nt will
Budertak ? to co dm ? Itt alkira arttk brattte lflt< r U
around it and it- Baatern uiiv itandtag aloof.
The re;.or- of th' Beading rec elms, if Bmds pabBi
at on..*, might clrar Baray marta af the m*j * rj tote
inrronndlng t..<- proapeets ot the Hen Vork nnd Bea
Bnglsnd uri, Then i- general rataataan sawn
people tate ri Bled la Reading to take Mtlo* antll thi
rtrriven furnish tonie Mea te la bm the Bnaaris
affain ot tl.aipsn] ara rompBcaled by Ita tram
scllon of Mr. MeLeod In 0to Bew-Engtead BUI**
rh.- tir-t puhUe ii"'i..- gtvea af an arnaalaatton bv the
Reading Income bondholder* hu tara gi-cu in Ito aa
nnancement thal a prod ional comatlttea l.a- bera
form.*l. composed ol OeorgB Capprfl, af Maitland.
ll., lp- A Co.; William Mertei-., "f |,. Yon Hottmara
a .john D. I*rol i, of .i. D. Probst BC*.; |ta_- N
reflgman, ot J. A \\ . -. .Ullin:. A I.... alni J. K'li
nedi Tod, ol J. Kenned) TM -v Cn. Mr. Berte ii v..
lerdaj Mid that Ito commutes wm not necei nrllj n't
verse lo Br. Url ot. Mt Md simply bran limned foi
Ito oro!erI lon o! Ihe bondttnlden. Bo plan ol bi
Hon bad been decided upon, and ic> steps route p ri
"t-'li i,, taken unrll the rccriv.rs gave -ome Idea ol
the financial condition of Ito pmi-erty.
Ex Benator I'M' nn trw fart evening nt tlie plflh
Avenae Hotel. When n? k.-d ni-.ul lil* n',l'.:n1 owner
-hip ol JI."'*- .harei of Ko* nm and Maine pall
rn ei 'o' k. to -"id : ** Ye*, i hnv-.* lien ito story, tal
ll'i nothing tun a blt "t romance. I do not own
a .i,.-.re of ito properly. Tto whola -torr l- a
fat.ncMion. it I- tm- n.at the Brading Railroad hie
lame .t,H'k, a- stated, mid Intends I* kc. p it, bal
i bare none."
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A STATEMENT BY THE CONSOLIDATED.
PBFSIDEXT CLABB BATB BOTB sun-, -WANTED
PEA! t N" I?l HONS "V ll -T'lV AXII A Kill NY
Bew-Haven, Coon., Mir.', n i-peciaii.--i?nac H
Rr unley, Jr., general advertising agra! of the New
York, Ben ll.iv. n and Hartford Ballraag, tontebt
gare eal ito foBowtng ..ni.-lal itatemenl fran Ito
dlrecton of the ConsoBdalrd mad lb ntetton t<> tte
i.Ung ol Ito dir-ci"is in Bew-York iMs aBernora
The board nt dlrecton of ih- Bonton nnd Balm
Railroad Company, Bl i I perts I meeting held In Hos
.on lo.ifiv. .uni in., i.oani of dlrecton ot His Mea
lurk. N.-w Haven amt Hartford Railroad Com pan V,
al I <lr regular meeting Iii Nea York, nt the muni
lime, unanimously ratified the agreement res -ned bv
Ibe commiti.t ronferenn at ttolr meeting ob Mun
? Inv, Ute Kl h. a ne. I to Ito ettcci ihat neither com
nan*/ win Interfere triih ita lerrllory nf ll.iher
. defined io be f..r Ihe noel on and Maine that
north of ih.- h -ton ami Albany Railroad, snd for the
Xew-llaven i.I Ihe Bonton and AT any Kainui
and all matta "f lt In New England: with a further
agreement ital norh company win Inierchange. -> tor
ns ii legalli nnd limpet 1) mav. nil Ito business of Ito
J..Int t.-nil..rh- . Ihl- apnemenl or un iel -t in-llii_
ls one reached ufier conference between ito two rom
mitte.-*, who agreed Heit tin- t-... greal systemi ol
Nea Borland ihouM vtirk In hsrmoat snd, n fur si
lawful urti* proper, pi..i...-t mutual tatamis.
Kn--id. iii . . p Clark, of Ito New-York, Bew-Haven
arni Hartford Railroad, when seen al bl- hom.
ken lo-nigbt. He saM in relation Ut today'- tail
rata Bgnenenl betneen his rtmd mid Hu- Boston and
Maine: "Roth sldra wanled peace anti wer.. bound lo
have ll. We ar.- both sall-fl..."
He -aili in answer t>. Ito qaestton, "lin* the Bea
Haven road acqalnd control of the Boston and Al
hanv t"
"No, nml what ls more, we have no designs mi
lt. imr relation srltk ihe rota ar.- rery totlmate
and plenSBt, and BC derin to keep them so.*'
Pr I Blil Bl Clark v.ns ri-l.til. "ll .*s this agreement
nunn Ital the Ben Haven ri.nd I- going i > auto mi
sitempl to gel .ni n.i of ihe New-England road r
H.. snswered, "Not n unehbolder lu the New Haven
road hu- a dollar'* worth of stuck tn the New
England, nor wants one, elUierl"
GREAT ROADS TO rTORK IN HARMONY.
Mn, M'Ll '.uti. BE PREStDEMT Og Ni W-F.NiiLANH
C0BPERENCE8 OP DtBECPOBB.
Boston. March ll.-The Post-* News liur.au snyr
?? We can slate
porilton a- I..
F.ii.-lan.l road.
prraldeaey t..
th.it Mr. Karmi- will nol take mi
'Iver of the N'ew-Ycrk mid New
Mr. McLeod, nfter offering tin
.' i" wll known railroad nu ii ami
having brui it eefaBed In each case, hu* been arged
BBd bas rici bte* lo liike the presidency himself.
This I- rrastoend e_nctnrive lhal Ita pi-put) nfl]
be turned ov.r to the Brad tig Compni.v.
"We leam also on trustworthy .-luileirlly that the
control of Ita N.-w BagBmg wa- Bf I nd lo Mr.
MsegM tosl week, hui UM price was dei high, ,,n,l
he refused lt, and tln-n slated that be would liol luke
ll ul nny prii.-. Tin owner:- ol the stock had Utera
fore no otier ncnarn dam I* muk., ifea arapsrty
? Bart af Ita Biadtag ayaton, arhteli hr.s nm
pnietlcnllv been done."
Mr. McLeM wns in town to-day, and held a -hort
roiilei-nce with the lioston and Maine directors. The
principal tai tam gteenflaM ann tha report *f ita
coii'initice n ranferanra with the New-York, flew.
Mavra and Hartford people. The teOnrfng aNtotel
sUlimial was frtten om br ihe dBnrton- "TM
sgmuenl n uaders-sadtag I- ..ne rantad altar con
lining with the commlitee which .mel lp Bew-Yof
h.si week. Il an aureed Umi, f|10 two prent *v-terns
ol New F.ii.'l.md -luuiiii wr.rk lu iinrmoiiv. and M far as
liiwlul mid pnper to pmtari their mtit'i-il lntcre*t?."
Mr. MeLaM alli ta in imtaa nguiu on Tuesd.iv niel
attend the annual facet tag af the New-York nnd New
England, ut which he will be dis ted president
??The Globe" s_ys this evening that lt ls able to
tate n coming from a reliable source that a leane
I being arranged between ihe Boston und ".Mine ana
onrord nnd Mort real ninds. Matters have made
urn prow amt thnt ti pinn bu* been drawn up and
nm Honed by both boards of directors.
nemura TERMINALS for great northern.
Portland. Ore., Mardi 11.-J. J. HU, president of
ta Ora*! Northern, ls said to have bought property
alii.-d nt ?1,.VIO.OOO on the Fist Ma for terminal
nirposes. According to the report the Puget Sound
lue. liegun bf the Knloii Pacific a few year* ago.
vrii I... poshed to nn earl* completion by the Great
tor-torn, and Ita shops will be louned hen-.
iNOTIIER OK THF. CENTRAL'S PAMPHLETS.
Tho Etenenger DefarBnenf of the New-York Can
mi Railroad lins ls-ued nnotlier pimphlet In Its
Four Track .series," being th.' first number for 1-n.i.
t is eiitltl.-d -The Luxury of Modern Railway
??ravel" and tells th.- story af the facilities furnished
ry the N.-w York central and tts connecting lines to
passenger who travels between here nnd tte West,
'he book ls handsomely Illustrated with twenty-two
half tone.*," and several pen and Ink itetctea of
he cars In uso on tte r md as well as Bf scenes
ilong the route. The tari work of Hie American
lank Note Company has tieen given to the pregan*
lon and execution of the pamphlet, and the book ls
loith pOaaeBStng n I glen of art attractive In Itself
s V--11 tis a testimony to the advertising mtcrpttM
.f the New-York Central Company.
THE 'LONGSHOREMEN'S STRIKE.
IO CHAflOE .IB THF. SITKITIOX YFSTK.RDAY.
There wns no change yesterday In the situation of
he striking' longshoremen employed by Port Warden
Mimd S. .Scott on the piers nt South Fifth st.. Will
Banbara, who went out on Friday. Roundsman
Ink.non, with a agata of nn-n attached to the Klrtli
-*nctaet, were nt the place all day lo nvold trouble.
rh.- m.-n were oi-derly, however. At. ?*> p. m. they were
?ailed together, and each man received Ita money
Miming to him. In the aAernOM the striker* met at
Vu. 101 (irnnd st.. mid elected Koi-emin John Bergin
ir.--liti-iit of the union In whbh all of Mr. Scott's men
ir,, enrolled. Iier.'ln was discharged Hy Stott, mid
Villlnm Murphy put In charge. The strikers declare
tal they will riot return *_> work until their old
' reman. I'.eigln, I.s ntostateg.
Mr. Herein snld '-?raster*-, thnt Mr. Scott had dls
TlmlMted agaln-t some of tte men for tm reason.
ls allege* that -*<*..tt took this method to square
bing* 1-eeiiuVe they dbl not vote ns he wanted them
fl teri tall la tha Fourteenth Ward. These men
upporMl Patrick Rnlph for supervisor. Bergin
uriher declared that Mr. S-ott hail kept some of
he indi out af w..rk all winter because they bsd
i..( voted hi* wry. Mr. Ihiglii-s mininer Indicated
bat n big war wa- to be waged on the Part Wanton.
via. I- a warm rapporter ol senator McCarnn nnd
be ring.
The -near reflii'-rs a few venrs ugo did their own
f.v. doling, mid how lt toona as If tte b.iders In
ta rurik'-- will seek a return to the old system.
THF TOIF.no ANO ANN ARMOR STRIKE.
Toledo. March 11.?The Lake Shore engineer- have
?efuse<i to hamil.. Ann Artair tars. Nearly nil the
it.h officials of th? Luke Shore rend nre h<-re Bl
,ecr-t -e..a,ii. The SI p. rlllt>'h(lf ntr r.f die Wheeling
ind t.nki Erle, the Cincinnati, Hamilton nnd Dny
on, the Hoclctag Valley snd the Ohio Outr il nre
Uso here for tte pal pun of dicldlng on the position
hey will tate In tte matter. This morning tte
I'.-t tnt Iv ai.hi Railroad (nglnea-rs met, and this after*
100* they coiif.rr.-d with the siiperlnlendent of this
llvl-loii of tte road. Th* Ann Arbor ls totnllr dls
ii.i.-d t'"dav. bi three serious naahJali Bccaned
luring the Dight and business would be at ii statid
-Tilt even If th.re w ?re no *trlke.
owns.... Mich.. March tl.?Tte Toledo and Ann
liter strike situation ts unchanged nnd everything
s onie! ben PBaseager trnlns tt ntln-ie to run
? .-ni ilv. lui few- freight*, are on the nova. Three
mglnei hav. t e. n bun.."I oat by new nnn, and
?dead" engines an fretpjentfy brought in.
1HF. BLECTBICAL w-.rkf.rv BTBIKB ended.
Chicano, Manta lt Imperial). All danger of ? general
-trike al tbe World*- Fair groutas wss nmaved io day,
?h.ii tte delegates representing Hie lil.or orgnnlr.a
ttoni atid the Connell of Administration reached a
ettlement of th.- dUfCreneei bstwera tte -triking
ileetrleal worker* and 'he Fair, lt wa. agreed that
,. reaf.-r tba wages ii-ked by the electrical workers.
Xl 1 9 eents an hour. ?hould to paid, but onlv to such
men n- nre thoroughly competent workmen. No
. ? ip hands are to receive thnt amount, and Mr.
Iliirtiham I* to to Ito judt-e al the workmen's effl.
rtenry. Ito Kew-Yorg In-ulntcd Wire ( oinpniiv,
obos* met: * trut k With the others two week- .i.s.,
ha- mads !..-? s.uiie srrangemenl with its men.
HELL G.ITE BHFUEUCJlMR HAYE A PARTY.
The Hell (late Republican duo h.*ld an enjoyable
"Ita*" JKirtv ln*t Bight, Bl IIB clubhouse, (tO. I.*30
Fir-t ute. Edward L Montgomery made a fan r<
mark-, n-d a BMHtoal sud literary programme was
elven bf Frnnk Ku! I-hka, t-nmut-l linalle. Preter Bk
I.vidai! nml Wllltrim Mein. Frederick A. Hotly nl-o
.I.- an nillir--*.
RELIEVED TO HAVE REES AS OrERA RISOEH.
It ls now believed tlist the unknown man, who
Bommltted suicide bv shooting hlniself in ihe head In
Ito Woods Bl Metochen, fl. .1.. wnv n BOBtontaa named
Uarnam. caries Cony, m opera Magra, of Brooklyn,
-avs thal ta feils -ure that the nietta was Bertram,
who sn ti.n af a Boram BMrehaat, Among
articles fi.;,i,.i on Hie bogy wns a card containing th,
??*?'."'? iddnnfl nf ( orev. ,\t the time of tte
t\jM.W at *_.*--?
Inanest he was unuble to remember how the man
bnd obtained possession of his nnme snd addreas.
He now remembers the mun as being a chorus singer
in the ?? Ki-uiinie"' Opera Company, when Francis
Wilson and Puullne Hall sang ta the company, corey
.says that Barnum was unmarried, aud a msn of
steady habits and (jillet disposition. He bad not
regarded him as being one who would commit r-ulckie.
Tin- nnth irliles at Metuchen, after holding tile Inquest,
were compelled to bury the body unldentitle..
TBE ff EA THEE PE PO ET.
THF. STORM PASSING TO THF. NORTHEAST.
Washington, Kalah il.-The barometer tonUnuen high
but ha- fallen over the Xevv-Kngland coast. It ha*
fallen rapidly from the lower lake r*-glon southward to
FLnldit and over the plateau region*. It ha* risen
nf Idly In the intra! valley* and on Hie Paclli'* Coast.
The *(.rm which was central tiver I-ake Sii|ierior has
passed to the northeast, but rain continue* lu the lake
i.-jrlon* and on thc Atlantic Coast from Xew.Y'ork to /
PtorriS. The weather le trenerjlly clear throughout the
Bonton State* ond the geHhOOM, lt i* calder gcn
erallv In thu Mississippi Valley and thence .*i*tWiii_ to
thc Atlantic Coast. It ls "armer In Rocky Mountain
dl-trlctA anil alon, the Atlantic Coast.
l.cm-rally fair Breather Will prevail Sunday throughout
the Southern states and the nattai valleys, and the
wintrier vv-.n clear early Sunday morning lu thc Middle
AttenUe -tate* Moth of Pennsylvania.
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
For New.En_l.ind, threatening weather and riln, prob?
ably ihm lay during Bm day; motherly winds, shifting
to westerly; .lightly warmer at Bight; probably colder In
the interior Monday morning.
For Eastern New-York, rain, clearing early; winds
shift Int; to westerly. slightly warmer.
For Eastern Penusvlvaula. New-JerSSy and Delaware,
generally fair; wind ililftln. U> Westerly; tillghtly warmer.
For Western New. York, rain, followed by clearing
weather ; southwesterly winds.
For watten Praaaylvaals. rain to-night, followed bv
clearing weather; westerly winds; slightly colder.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Bight.
1 4 A tl V MB 10 ll
{rim^im
?_t_ft-L-_
?l-.U-pi
i_-g?gi-S
't-'KlrV 7^ -bj?*!
?I' ,^*^%*<**i ??** rrffTDTi-rifcT*
30.0
__ 29.5
In thl* diagram a nattnaon white line shows the
change* in preaaurs a? liidhiit-d bv ihe Tribune's reU*
recoriflng barometer. Th.- broicen lin* n-pres-.-nic thc tem*
pennis as absrvsd it Parry's Pharmacy.
Tribune Oflh-e. March 12, 1 a. m.?Rain with Might
lnterinl.ilon* prevailed throughout yest. -play. The tem?
perature mnrr.-d taiwan 3'! and 4*i decree*, being lowest
at midnight. Th.- average i38 _j was 10 . degree* higher
than un the rorrcpondlng date last year, and 1 degree
lower than on Friday.
In and nmr thl? .-Itv tn-dav there will probably be
rain, followed by clnring weather, slight thermal change.;
probably WIIBMI.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
fiunrlie, fl ric Set :> 50 .Moon rise* g:M a.mlMoon's ape ci
HIOII WATER TO DAY
A.M.-fteady Hook tKMtU*v. Isla d t:*t|Hdl c,_-e 6:*.'.-)
I'.M.?.sandy Book 4.11 O..v. ls.ann 5 (JU.U'U (.at-r ti o.l
IN COMING S TEA MENS.
TO DAY.
Yea.-*!. Krom. Line.
K-rroiilc.UVSrp, .I, Feb ll...White faur
I dan..Rotterdam, F< b 23.flt th-Am.-r
Siberian. t,la*po?. Feb .1.Allan su,te
Berlin . Livrpiol, Mann 1.American
La nour fugue.Havre, Maren I. . F't-n.'h-Ti.ui*
Colombia .Criaa, March 0.Pacific Mall
.Monday. MARCH lg,
calli* ........Uverp-ri, Msr.-h I.Cunard
gtsls af OaUto-Bla...Oto**aw, Mirrb 3.Ailsa amie
Tfi.sD.vv. march ii.
Taurle.Unrperi, Msrch 4.White Star
OUTGOlSG STEA HIES.
MONDAY, MARCH IS.
?Milli Venal
Vena:. Moe. For. clo*-). -all*.
C-SttBtaoehSS Oem, Kivannah. 3'Opt
lr..otio'. elide. Chirieston. 3:00 pm
nill, Auicrlcin. southampton. 8 30 a m 1 i 1)0 ni
TC Es DAY. MARCH 14.
Havel. X C. Lloyd. Bremen.
. * :Oiam
w kp ni. sn av, mari ii i;
Krlealruid. R*d bur. Antwerp...IJ 30 pm 3 00 p I
san Marr.,*, C..Inindia. Colon.. . . ... H'M ai
City of Washington. Wail, ll av aita* . 1 00 pia J Cv il
SHIP PI SH SEWS.
TORT OF NK.WYORK-.SATKRDAY. .MARCH. 11. 1893
ARRIVED.
Steamer Mo.-iterot-ia flt. Boyla, London February "(1
"Uh i,.:-.- .nd iMBM-fer. tt, Xew.YorB -shipping io!
Arrive, at tile liar al i .:, ;, m.
-???ii*ir "..-rn.ann Hr. Nicol. Liverpool March 1
Queenstown v. with n l? and passenger* io ll M Ke-s.v'
Arri..d .it th. It,r at 7 3d p iii? loth, ani anchored ottilie
t.. theh weather
BPnaier Galltee Itr>. Whitton. Hun February ld
Bollon March lu. with nid-e ??. .sand..rs..n _ .s.n Arl
ru .-tl at tl..- liar at tl", p in
- lamer l.laad linn . t*sjodt, FrederlBatovra Pebraan
19. ( lirl*tlm? '.'.'. l liristiun.aiid 23, with itd-e njirl ua..
MNisera b. Flinch, Edys i Co. Arrive, it the Bar at
I .10 p m
BteaaMV Bwhllghl (Hr . Collin, Fl.i-hins Fehruarv 13
Hart.ino.itii l'.i. vt. VhlUtl. Iphia In l*tll;i?t to i,.tel
rtTiube Arrived ?( Ute IWti at lu a rn
st.*uner i.i callao Bri, Saunder*, lludsd Bolivar. Peb?
ruary SM. IrldM.i.l Marti -I SI tarli ;'. wm, red.,. t..
I le i.vul Hr... Ainve.i at Ita Har at :. p in 10th and
an.-h..re.t on a. count ef tni.-k Heather
?steamer Kulti Nor.. Lund. Puerto Cnrte/ February
IO, (MM itt. Pr-Cteeo Marti 3. with md*.- and on.. ? ?,.
?enget t.. i; vt Willum*, lr Arrirad at th.. Har at till
I III.
nra_aoeura> Going tO
1 Iff lft f
.Leave
Building told by
June 15th mutt
get rid of over a
HALF
MILLION
DOLLARS
WORTH
OF
CARPETS.
To do eo will ofer the biggest CARPET
BARGAINS ever heard of.
1? 1.50 4 Kinchina, for S3.OD
93.00 Mnxonv* for 91.79.
9U..JO Royal Willona for 91.99
Ba.lia A a in in.lera for 91..10
91.SO ll oq ur Ile* for Hie.
91.40 Willeri Velvets Cor OOc.
91.KA Wilton Velvets for *0c.
Ht.'Ai Body Brussels for Hie.
91.15 Body Hru.sel. far 7 .Jo
Die. Tapestries fer *Or.
73c. Tapestries far -Oe,
6.1c. Tapestries far 40c.
Ht. Extra Napers for OOc.
i.lwoi.El-.na, Oil. < I OT ll a, BTBAW
HATTI.1tiB, ORIKXTAI. aad Mi.VK.VA
ttl l.u, etc., at jasi as great redacUeaa.
DOBSON'S
4M! Will WI SM
.Steamer Humbert (Rn. TlBlBBBB. St Jago March 1
with Iron orr to order: vewtel to Jan.e. h Winche.te*
B Co. Will llsekam at Keith Ambov, g J.
Stonmer lleaf-CgO-. Pierce, ( i.-ufn. .o* .Mareh 1 gt
.la.o |. BnsM 1. "Uh ml?e and pSMeagtri to Jamel
E Ward . to. Arrived af the p, ,r _t -I OT a m.
Steamer Leona, Wild" r, flolnslao March 4 wit*
arise and paaiciiper* to C ll Mallory ._ (o.
Steamer Chattahoochee, Hisr." ti Havana March 8.
vt Ith md*- and psiseagin to P L Walher.
st.-.imer . itv i.f Columbia, Jeaoef, .Newport New* and
Norfolk, tilth md*e and paisenger* to Old Dominion .si
. ?
.sandy Hook, 9 p rn?Wind BB, moderite brew, deni
tog
At City I*lsnd-Wlnd fre.h. XE; raining.
CLEARED.
Steamer Orizaba. McIntosh, Havana md M-xlcaB
port*?.li* B Ward _.<.?
st. amer -.'Itv of columbia, Jenney, West Point Vv
Old Dominion tit Co.
.steamer Mohawk (Rr , Wlltihip-, London?New-York
shipping Co. , . i
si.<,n.er Knickerbocker, HaUey, Ncw-Orleai,i-Jo. H
Sean an.
Sf. rainer BritaaalB Br, Raker, Ilivina, Klngiton.
iiidai..u|-e, et. ? F B Dal*l>-1.
B lea mer I roatan. Hans, ii. Wilmington, X C and
(ieorneu.wn, S l -Wm V I lyda t <>,.
st. .mer LmiKhlrst (Uri, Anderinii, Tort Royal, S C?
Funch. lady.* B Ca.
Ktramer Bluefields, Lewis, p.altiinnrc_H fi Foster.
Steamer Roanoke, lluljih' rs, .Norfolk and Newport
Mein-*--!lld Dominion Sa Cu.
.steamer ll K Dlmo.-k. ( oleman. Ro?t<.n-H F Dlmoek.
steamer lanita, simmons, Philadelphia?Win P Clvds
c.
?M/MtT.er Yumurt (Non,
Dsntclion, Bara, oa?Monet
Nenjiort Sews and
Sfe-mner Old Dominion. Couch,
Richmond?'>!d Dominion S* Co.
steamer .fohn (.. Christopher, Crawford, .Ta-ksonville?
W ll t sates.
Steam.-r El Rio. Qul'-k, flew-Orieaao-J T Van Sl-kl*.
BteaaMT laoauBBn, ('rowell. K> v We-t md (,alve?nn?
C ll Mallorv v C.
ship Fidelio (Her . Bar-nlvrc. Plil'if.e'.i.hla-Theo
Rtic-r * io.
-ship Rajore (Bri Klltlnd-r. Cal.-utta-F KV j Har*.
Park Hon. Kiri i Nor . 'i!*en. BaBIa?C Tobin 4- Co.
Park ABM Abbott. Tooker. Wellington and Auckland,
fl B- Arnold. Cheaey I Co.
Bark i.arihaldl (Ital), Parodl, Batavli fer orderi?
Fnn.h. Ed ve rfc Co.
Hark W R Clint. Pierson. D'infd-n, Lyttelton ind
Auckland-Arnold. Cheney .v Co.
SAILED.
St-amor* Dini.h Prlnc -. for Havarti: An-hona. c.u^ows
Orlssta, Havana: Bervte, Liverpool: Ctierlbon. Mar.
v-iiie.; Adlna-toek. Blogasra, Jaaaura; I.* nr-ta.ne,
Hiivt.-: Karisa. I 'itv. Savannah El Kio. N?w.Orli-ani j
Mohawk. London; I! ..-ino*.-. NnrfoU an<1 N wport News.;
rid Don.ini.tn. flewperi Wrara and Bletaeead.
Till. M.iVEMKNTS OP STEAMERS-PORE-OB PORTS.
Btaajan Bew.Tsrk, Jamie-ion, for New.York, ulled
from fmillItBBllitoa March ll.
ste.im.-r Inula (Hr . Tau, from Nevv-Vork Kebruary 18,
?rrTTTl at Beweastls Maren IO.
s-.Mii.er i.r* lau iHia, nailed from Olaefow for Nee.
Toik March I".
steamer Noordland (Belpi. iirdiu. trora New-Tork ta
Antwerp, p.i*?.'d the Uni* Mir-'h ll.
steamer llroo'xlvn Ctn dlr. Brown, N-_r-Yo-k lot
Rrl'tol, panel Hmvv Ban March ll
st.-inier dtli. lb. ltira Mr.rcan from New-York ib_e_.
1 arr 'j:i. for Antwerp. i>*?>d th* Sclllv Ulandi March 10,
steamer Penlan Monarch (Bri. Bristow from New.
York February 27, for London. |*a?*ed the Sclllv I?landl
Morell 10.
steamer Mannheim (Uer), floefak, New-York for Dover,
ptwati tli" Liinrd March 11.
Meoiaer Boheoila lier s.-hroed-r. fisim flew-TMB
rr hi sar j 17. nrriv.-d at Copenhagen Hare* ll.
steamer Eleen | ler), sal'ed from Hamburg for New.
Yolk Mar li *.c
ftteaaw Khlo (Br), Tvion. .ailed from Bremen for New.
Torn March to.
Meaner Rotterdam . Dutch". Rocaeveen. sailed frotB
Rott.-dam for Nen.York March 11.
steam.-r OeSM Potch), CS-Beas, *all?d from AmiterdaiB
for V wYork March IO
Steamer Releeri'.nnd Belg., Ehoff, nailed from Antw-r*
for New-York Mar. h ll.
Steamer La Champagne, iFr). Fran.ucl. Mllel n*o?
llavr- for New-York Mir h ll
steamer Aut-u-ta Vletorls J_**r>, Bir-'r.di. from New.
lok March 2. for (Jenna and Vapl.-s arrived at 'iihraltat
str-onier s.n (ilorclo i It . JaaiBe, from New.Yow Jan
?orv M srrlved si iseoos March v.
steamer Klv.ia Bri. M "Juhle, for New-lork. ulled
from !l*Dlei March li.
Steam'-r Fuer?t Bismarck "?>* . Alton*., from Nett.
York Pebraarj 4. arrived at Smvnu Hank 10.
_}or*c. aub (_arriag.g.
H..I.VI11.1 I _ CO.
-FLAN DUAL' A CO
-l-LA.NDRAU A CO.
Downtown, Uptown,
17., ? AN fl U BROADWAT
BROOME sr". AND 61*T*bT.
UIKiKOHAMS.
lil Ml ' ll AC li Eg.
LANDAU!,
OM NI |H S
ROCKAWAYS,
VICTOR! Ag.
CABRIOLET8.
Viii A VIS.
SPIDERS,
boo-A-Doa,
WAOOflBTTEa .
PllAElO.N'S.
CAR IH.
RUN VIIOKTS.
DEPOT WAOON8.
) Kl I'l.EX si illllKA
BC K HOARDS.
KEW IN DESIGN.
Qt'Al..' I V OF lill, BEST,
IN ALL sl/.ls ANIi WE I OUTS.
AND COLORB "V PAINTING AND
.KIMMINli. lci;.MIN(?
rm*. LA ROE ?at silicic ok FINI8HEB
VI.lill LEM IN TUE WORLD
A CRl'l'D AL INSPECTION -SOLICITED.
? OMl'laKTK Bl'OCK ABOVE STYLES
BECONO HAND AT LOW PRICES.
A.-VAN TASSE1 L & KEARNET.
130. 13'.' EAST 13TI1-ST.:
IHL I.S. IJ7. 129 East IJTM-ST.
S-1'.oLL ANTIQUE
Oil. ic. II AMS ; lll'.ui ..M.VMSl
OCTAOON PHYSICIANS'
DROl'OHAMS: HROUOH.lMS.
BROUGHAMS
IN ALI. ina
LATEST
DESHiNS.
NEW AND SECOND HAND: LAROEST
STOCK ANO VARIETY IN NEW-YORK;
LOW PRICES.
Aka
LANDAUS, OMNIBUSES;
COUPE KOCK AWAYS. LAN DAULETS,
OCTAOON ROCKAWAYS.
DRAdS. MAIL COACHES,
(I PASSENGER ROCKAWAYS.
-TITERS PATENT RUNABOUTS.
WA.iO.NETTES, PHAETONS.
EVERY STYLE OP LIOIIT OR 11EAVT
CARRIAOE.
A BABOA1N, i.n h..ree.: il'.S to B.00
l-l vain..; -nit .ri..!, butcher, fania r. anv
bo.lneaa; tm. lo*, wiignns.1iirii.-s; trial al
l "W.d; al-o ina. lila, n. loon.-, etc, bdeag
log t.. mat fie tory, '.fib DrlBfs-ave., oreen
It.lnt.
a li .NDfOME, atyllah pair ch-*taal
inr.es, i.\,, nil nine vim , free, plea*
SOI driver., lingle aad double, price M_0;
hr .unliam and ilelotla built hv Brew.ter
? ii -i.i** Kital ..ni.-, taSO sacb: doable nnd
-Ingle liarnew,. Vc. nt Ihe Palace Stubb*.
'..1.' inti -.'.111 ,s. li..imerlioiu.,t., neai Bund
Brooklyn.
A URI VATE FAMILY TEAM, kind foi
la lies' n?,.. Inindsoiiie rob*, ch. ap; veterl
Barr's essmlaatioa. -TTL 18ll ACTORS
lllliu.lt. Ofln-i..
A GENTLEMAN will .ell hi* family out
lit very low. beautiful, gentle mb; Ken
? li glen wagon -Lift.m.. ?catii, and hirue-i
nial .'ranted irll separately. MER
l ll A NT, Tribune Oller _
A IIIOIIKNI.I. Ai* K( Ul. runabout am
h.rnoa., very ?lvll.li .Mair : property of i
gentleman: will -ell low: allon trial an.
i-vi.nlnillon. FAST ACTOR, Trlhun.
A VERY STYLISH |M|r of hack ne'
.ob-. I.S.I, toling, 'oend. very alumy. brl|h
bav. ; cost la-t Mav nod: wll. dl'iKiie o
for S4J". to quick pureba*! r. I'RnPRRTI
OP i.ENTI.EMAN. TH BOBS Office.
IIF.IMO unevpet terilT called to El'rope,
wlih to .ell mv ?tvll?fi saddle hone: aril
? 2W): ian lie li.a|>e."ted nt No. 2 W"*t loth
?t.. B. T. Cb C'o.*i liable.. p. O IDF
BUSCH, ii KM 47th-*U_
CANADIAN 111 Nil-.lf"FOR NaTE."
Will bl .-villi it.. I at the BBSSS .liow i
Hurl.nil's Riding Academy; 7 yeurs ; 1.S.21
hay gilding, neai Iv tlioioughhrod; an el
t-i-litlorial animal. Aldin,. J. C., Room 12(
15 Wmtchall-ss.
tjoracB and Carnagea
FoR BALE ?A nne blool bav team.
Beldina ind mare; rlOM inal-d. full ll) Itiatiil.
hierit. n vtAr* ..id. thoioufbiy bnkra to ill
dwi.?ss, fearless ,,f stectrle o- *t.-.nn .-ai*,
oi Bajrthtagi aarraatsd nrii ar* var*
??illili; ire gie.t km-e r-.-toi* anti cnn not
ic :i siliratea, u, me pole, can on w. li.
SNYDER, Ba Bethloaem, Penn.
..IN IT.I.M AN will dlapOSe of III- IHgli
acting coll '-Actor.'* seven var*: *?.nnl,
perff. t BMOHerS, broken to Vtnlill'-; fear*
Icu alas tandem, cart and Larne-- ...al
arpamtr. BRI".ur bav. Tribune om e.
UREA, s vi nu H I s*J*5 - Part* a:..
lng South off. r. txwo -In.up-' f" *>."ii :
. rat lo ..riler till mi. u*.il onlv two month*;
light and v.rv .rv!l*h al-. (Hi- pl ita'I Har?
li-?* sui: iiui*>ried *nle iMdle ond hntiie,
tm-d levea tim,-., pti. Applv at Private
SUI.le IO Wet lltll-t. _
HORSlX Part! e. deal rina a nod ht-me
on flinn and llirht work for MW or twolior.e*
wllh privilege to buv. addie-. B..\ Hil,
Mam..... N .1
uMNlllt S, nearly new, will mil ?Jil |>cr*
non*, will ae 11 af gie.tlv rts!.d price. Ad*
dien Mra. JAMES h strono, East
Ibu, I*..i.. I ono._
i.WI NO TO .11 IN..CS III Bl*/ faiiiilv
I will sell mv hlgli-.-la-s ,,,b* for anv rea BOO
abie ode,, voling -..ind Beatle lor lady.
STYLISH f I.I.Li.Ws. 'lrlli. Onfre.
WANTED, a private .table li to 13
?tail* .'.iitii-t io ..".ith-.t.. between ".th ami
'.nh *.ie? I. B. UKI. Hov BS, Bsd IliiuU.
.Monmouth County. N. I.
WANTED.-.sn.oon.ooii people |n .end for
Birch'* '-trrlagr iM harnw-i <nta|..gne?;
largut ?smlaisal In Arrerlca; very lnodT
.t^ price. ; don't pay m. ii extravagant
price* for harnell and larrlag---: eitab
llilicd 1.8-12. Addresi J. H. BIRCH. Bur?
lington N. J.
flats <to ?.t, furnifllicb.
HANDSOMELY furnished a im rt neut of
nine rooms, i.-eond floor. In "The Hr .ck*
h..l-t " l"1 W'e-t H.'ithst., until October;
I.H-aCou line; all (he r -OOM light facing nu
Bttb lt; rent, jj ga a month. Ol LI'S,
" Till. WALTON,
IOI Kan BDUa-at., nenr Mate, elevated,
.tatton Oentei'l nnfiirnl-h'il apartments
for u nb-ol people .nl.v nt very it'od.-rat!
ri.ntal*. from BgS te *f:'l : I to 7 rooms and
bath. Cull ami examine.
~~ the" OAKLEY.
'.'12 Weit 1 tth-et. Very choice flrit flooi
fr ratified apartment -tilt-ibb- only for fan Uv
of two and one .ervant. to 1st lu this well
managed hi.usi; slao .ultuble for Ital elans
I h v.n lan rennel location, vt ld- .treet.
ci..-.-town cars; tent, tarnished, BM. or
will remove furniture and rent for C7-V
Janitor w ill .-baw .
To RENT, fr. lr* of April n Msr*
Kurnlsh.-d or un furn I.beti for the Maw er
or longer, it vere Irritable upurtment of ll
mini ; liii'il-onielv ftir-ib.li.--l far Booarkeep.
lng. Addre*. C. W. Box K.'*.'. Tit'iinie
Kptown Oflbe, 1,211.' Broadway.
Co Crt for BueineasPurpoeta
IIKILDINOS. store, loft*, office, and
studio- dc.lrable locatlona. FOLSOM
BROTHERS, as* Broadway.
I HAVE CASH CKSTOMERS for lone
menta and buatoeaa properties , owner, plea-.
?en1 |...ri I. illari to O. W. KEELER, -SI
Pine it. _
Real (Estate io (Exchange
WANTED.?A lar^e mock farm on coun?
try nat in exehaii.-e for apartment hourn-*;
good location, well rented ; only Brat mort
ul(e?. Addrea. OWNER. **". Wall-,-,., *th
i floor. Room 'it.
?Titi] Real (Estate (tc Cet.
A.?A.?A deolnbte boass on MB*
for a small familv to rent. 100-11 j_--rvfd
>i |?y*lt lan f HOM AB V. 1 . K Kits. l.N.
;;', Weil Mt't!i.?t _
V HANDSOMELY fuinlihed houtve,
ITtli ?t... lear 'ilhave; fi.Ono . olllce re.
lain-ti. weekday ..nlv. DAILEY. 71 West
.'Mh-f._
A I-sTORY Hill. DINO L.-.xl-O. and
'll. iC\lo : alb-red tai .tilt t-liont; I.M 1.1- t
571**--, OWNER, 12 Eau iTth-at._
llo'CBEB io LET.- KafuiolaBed and
fun.l.hed. de.lrahl- location.. FOLSOM
BRI H'lli Rs. s.ii Broadway.
LEX I Nofi iN -AVE.. f,IS5.
I., ht. iinfiiriilsbed, in-.ir Thlid uv-..
s:ith-st. -tented station : a perfect
tittle baaie Bnautlfall; arran ard. roomj
and decorated; real Bl,400. Opes drill for
ltll|.tiai lo any olio without -penult l? -
(wera '?' anti IO a. m ami i to ."? p. m. tot*
mediate pMtea-400 if reipilicd.
CU Mil, lb' 'Ill .ii, , *.i i'eti.1!.*t.
T'i itF.N'T. fer duelling cr huiuice. -
Lam browosteae front Mure in -|.t<t..
i.oar Broadway. For full parUeulari addr.-*
P. W. ll Trihi.'tb"'_
BOTH HT . IM EAST.
Ts let, unf'iriilsh.sl. near :iilav.* and
s'.ltl.-st. cl.t al. d nation, a pu feet little
h..use. beaulllullv arna*ed, ii.omv- and
decorated: nut. II.3M: .'lin dally for tn
ipectlon tu anv one without )..niii betweea
I) mill 10 a. in ami I to ."? p. rn ' linuali.it.
l?.sies?ion if rrauired.
oWNFR. Room .SO. 70 Cedar jit.
147 west i.ii'ii-sr.. near Bioedwaj ?
To rent irom Mav 1?t. very deaimbl.- pri?
vate le.ldence, ll room* J. EDGAR
I.EaYcraFT, i '.ii Bi inri way.
Kel I Isl' s'.'ITl s|\
To l.t. unfurnlshi'd. for a term of tear*;
rent only Bl,000. To the light part) a
v.iv gcnl.a-l hollie. Call and examine with?
out irennit 0 to 10 a. m.. 1 ta> .S p. ni.
Broker* may oder, but Stoat make tin lr own
tt.IpUen -amt exainli.atloi * and .submit
appllcutli.il. direct to
G. W RASH KORD.
71) Qsdai Bl . New-York.
Hrooklyn.
TO LET. at l.'.tia Broadway. Bn-nklvn,
E. 1).. a store window and .-ince. .Svl.S;
?fl'.' per month ; excellent location and thor?
oughfare, and cloie to new po* te fib e n..w
hoing completed. Artdre.* CHAS ROBIN?
SON, 1,'iiYi Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D.
Chicago.
TO RENT. Iii Chicago during World"!
Fnlr peUod; I furnished room, ni ptlvate
fatf.lly, nour fair ground.: three block* north
of Washington Park ; half Mock from C.mud
I'.oul.vurl. oi Boulevard Place : room* plea*
iint; in new residence; deligi.tf.il location ;
Inc from du.0 and crowds. For pa rt I cu lir*
logan*, of B. WATERBURY \ BUN 37
Wa reri-st.. \. v.. or addie** M. T.
swa ri mu i*. sn Wriiaib tv*.. naran
"WORLD'S FA I K.''--Acct^niooiiillon*Tu
lest locality louth ilde at r.-a*oi.ali|e price*.
Send for circulars -li wing cut*, prices,
etc.
Addr*.-. fl. A. JEWETT. care of New.
Iluven i loak Co., 21I*'J13 Wabaah-avc,
di lc a go", III.
Rooms ODanteb.
A BACHEl OB wi.hes a furulihcd roon
In a private ho.nae (not a bfiardlne hou*ea
near Flfth-ave. Adtlrc*. (J.. Tribune Kp
town ont-e. 1,212 Broadway.
A LADY w I shu to nire a p|.-_*ant un
fn ml .lied room In private hotpte with modern
luipi uv e-aients. -...iitn.-in expo,ure. .ituate.
In vicinity of Flatbuih-nte. and Fulton lt.
ll: i> .kl vu ; tent not over M uer week. Ad
mes MIS* A. H. TUKEY. Rldgctlelc
Park. N. J._
A Yot'NO MAN willie* to rent bedroom
and slttliiK-rtvotii. unfurnished preferred,
with nth; Ten reference* given snd re
quired. Addie.*, i-tting price snd full uar
Uculara, X.. Box 12. Trlbuas Offln.
(Titn Real (Estate for Sale
A POUR-STORY .ml 1's.ii'iit. Mg*,
.toop blown*.!. dvvl.i g, I ?? sxiH'x'.t- D;
ex ?-.l.-i.t loesUra B-B Mirroundiiiss. App-f
on picin:-.'.. Ill r.-*t MKA-St.
a BABE CHANCE Foil 1 nv; sf!
MI'.NT.-i"....r new- d. ui.;.- anrtmsn inn*.*
rsa in- ?.'d at cost; modern impiovnoenia,
Particular-. M. J. NEWMAN, S.OH Lev
le aloa-ave.
A st'l'KUloR HOUSE. sl-t*t. nar
Columbua-ave.. I'.ix.S.'ixK'j . .*xt. i.-ion. luT
to un Boor: Si Laths; -tamB-walfa-r to top:
mahogany Bnlih to 'it Boor Bari w.-od
throughout; hauls in-iv _.-vorated: I sv t
na* ii.xtuiev mir.or* and rarpi-t* liniujed;
pii.e ?*,??:.ono inti.- . n.i, mi- ptopertg
cannot be dupUeatrd for price
_DAILEY, Tl Weet 8-1-1*1
CAI.L AND EXAMINE ll'i s|> No*.
23 to 28 West 7i-tli*st., near i cntrai Par*.
Weat. __
K.I.io anti.v" rumlabed home, tl
room.; niod.rn ln-|trovementa; for -_'..* rcaa*
..nab].- pm-tv going to Kui pe. Call ol -71
Weal Inri. _
l- ill SALE. A~v.rv il.-sTrari, tiiv-t*
meal; teaenaeat properip; Weal l_d**t nen
Btk-sve.; Braotjr; rall lot; u;iv_v* palra
ut over 13,3-0; mice. +21.ooo: mortgage to
suit. ?. w. KEELEE. "*i Pine-el
Koli KALE.- I three ibuy and bsaemonf
Bl** BBBop b'..wii-|.'! ?? h.ci-.*. 1" ,s\ .i'vl.1),
in iin.st sealion in Harlem, between Mount
Morrie Pa:k and braes (nhl ave.... ad In
pened roi-dltlon; anawen from rail r-tSM
Steals will not tx* ii'U >1 Add s- LEN IX,
Fox .*. Tribune Ollie*.
I'(-t'l SAI.rT~No! MOW.-t s.sth st . thB
thnestorv lilgli-a-ttHip modern lavis,* . ei*.
gantlv decorated throughout ; parquet tim r*
In the bril and dining-room ; open for In*
ipectloo from 8 a. m. t? .', p. ni For par?
ti, ulan, imply ti WILLIAM TAYLOR,
st. Deni* Hotel, THU Broadway.
ID-AVE. PKol'FRTY. near I loth-.I.
A decided bargain: .Vatorv .?.".x**0xl',.l ft *,
renb-d. BB.7-0: price, Bid.SOO. li Wa
KK.l.I.Eli .Si Plnc-a-t.
-ID ST . NEAR ITHAVE*?UssdMSBI
lltOTV. Li-ownst,.m. residence; owner leav.
lng the .uv. inb... +--' "*00; nn.rij'a.e (a
mit: permit from O. W. KEF".I_RR, 44
Plne-at.
Hriokljrn.
HREENWO0D ("EM F.TERY -For ml*),
handsome Slot cir. le l?*autlfullv Utiilte*
on high ground. E. '.DMl ND MARU.
SCI Bnaiway.
-Fiats Co Crt,, llafntmorieb^
A SEVEN-ROOM PIRST PLAT. 1^01
?ll ions le window.; mod-rn lmprovem- nts.
.04 West 4dth-*t.
ATTENTION.-six eleg?-it, large. Ilcha
m..m? bathroom, pit tori i>rd-*r: nt, eva;
-?ta'i."ii two block* school .m.-; d.-.ilrabl*
ii^.hborhood cxamin*. TEMPLE, lil
West i_M*s__ m
ATTI". \"flo N.?'IK* oil. "tit month
free ? five large, light Hmm*: alni hal*,
roon.: pert ct order. h--at ?1 hall: I. thrM
I |,?-o .,'h'Hll |.|!? ll) West KO-.*! st.
" AT TH I". CLINTON SM We.t 42d-it^
i-tlt ..f Cree iirg ? luiinv mom. and lath;
private reitatirint: elevator: steam heal.
' ELEO A ST" FCaT. ii loom, and batu ;
central location; rent MOO. 121) Eaal
lld U . janitor. _
"FLAT"- TO LET.-FurnHhed sud untiir.
lilihed; deilrsble locitloo*. FOLSOM
BK0TIIEII8. titi nrosdwiy.
" THE NIAOAKA. 71 EAST 87TH-6T.,
nurthwe.t coner I*ark*ave. aid *7Ui*it.?A
ve.v light apirtment ..snthem expo.ure,
eight raiuut and bath, all Improvement*,
? T'i; rn; tble halli and atatrway*: uniformed
hall hui-m elevator run. oil night; ateaa
heat. Applv to lanltol. or to
HOMER flOsTWRK. Park ave. Sad Suth*
?t., and 243 Colum-ui-ave., near 7M-*t.
" THE SVIfr>BADEN. 110 We-t 40th il.
Onlv one flrH flat, rent B7.S, unfui-nl.hed. to
let. in thl* carefully managed hott.e. to re*
ipeitarle tenant only, having MUifactory
te'.-ii'iict.; none other* need apply ; Jan itu
wlU *how.
Md*ST., I ABD s WE8+. near Crawl
Para?a ma-tv gag bath; ilgratet.

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