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fOOTDKETSDAY AT CORNELL
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pFt.INFAT'.^N OF FZTCA CORMB?t*
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- y f . ? \ fi: THB BA4MV
ROtPtTAL
T-,the -MltOTOl The Tribune
." r-- ke moat other oollegei arhethet in
rope, the Cornell L'nlvairalty eUch
_ 1,.,-f. aa a full college hollday the Mrthday
-Tnafound-r Vnder thla regul-tion therefore.
..,' j ii dealgnated a* founder* day at Cor
?__T\; iry Unlveralt] dutlea and exer
n"'s . aually some emlnenl perao:.
iciiver a fWrmal addreaa before
BF 1 md atudent bo4|y. upon aoana tn
*' -, , bject Of practl.al UtlUty Thla year
* ? : as the Bubjecl of rh*
tbe Founder of Cornell T'nt
- ,eral Panlel Butterfleld. of
s-,,-' "r 1;
. . ..,.,_. j ,r tmi aeeignation
^ *-e v. - r i .mi Johi Butter
'r1J' oeneral ? father. w?re inUmaUlr
aan ?
laao-".*-'
-**"? _ than flfty years ago, la
elopn*.' ' tm-magnettc
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ratem In Amerlca
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e crowir-g ent r-f thls
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'amlllai eraonaUty of
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tion of the aturdy
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;.'.." yeara victoca ai Pough
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THE CLERG-TS VI1_\V OF THF <~REF.D.
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lor. ' * - .. . ? ?
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r. Bavage bad i ' f tha 1
? .eived by all evangelial
t thelr a ta reman t a a 1 ? Q l
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t_?r?
. irouMn't
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ich aa I r t Dr. Hale 1 bava ro aay
? b t sa\a
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I dlehojaar la
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iBlveraaJ u-e. fhe
i eaaenoa Apoat
r . -..,.- | ; >iar, Dr
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f oui Church la thus
... peai authority.
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?**.ri_ h,,w cre of tr.e character rt Dr >i-' ?? can
"-k srW, s prepoateroua atatirman:. For ths Lu*
<b??r. i hui '? rherefore, wbeaa ore hundred then*
J
?and elergy are nelther hypocrlte* nor perjuren. I
repel thla charge aa the moat inexcuaable and ex
traordlnaiv ever commltted to paper.
J B RFMKN'BNTDER
New-Tork. .lan. 4 UMk
A SOI'THERNER ON ROHACE OREEX-BT.
pRRgoieAL R-ecdu__p-rnoi-a>-,-__i cocRga or mr.
nUBUNI AFTER THF war
To the Bdrttor nf The Trih-.ine
?c r A Pt-Menee jn the dty o* New-Tork 'iom
IM* to lRf.1 gave me opportunlty of atudytng the
character and BMtbodl of Mr. C.reeley As a Ioyal
aon of a Whig foml'y. I beeame a reader of The
Trlbune. A produet of Whlg traliuns, I wae. or
thougnt I wa*. an advocate of a protectlve tariff a*
expounded by Henry C'.ay and othera of our party.
Knowledge gaine.j through expeiienee and oboeria*
tion ha* Lndueed aoma modlfication of oplnionj upon
economlc '.iieatlon*. bul 1 fancy if t were permi'tel
10 n.eet Mr (Itee'.cy now we should hoid BUBllar
view* upon most anb.eet*. Alt'.iouah my trair.ing
was Btlictly on orthodox linea. 1 yet found pleaaire.
and aplrltuaJ proflt In olambering over tbe high
,'en,te ;hat cnvlroned the true hellevere and llatenlng
a aeraaona cf the Hev Mr. Chapla, *?ho tn rhe
Broadway Tabemade gave to t'-e world a revi?e,i
vernon of modified creed, and here T <-aw Mr.
dree'.er On r* m .ay nlghta he would eome Into
the erowded b-.iiiding _u*i be.'or* the beglnnlng of
the aermon and *it allently through the discourae.
Irreverent boy* aaid he ?'.ept. bal evidence i* la-k
i:ig :o surw'an'iaie 'he etatement, and hla after
actlona look to another dlrectlon. When 'he
Btormj daya of UW iecmi i n-as llvlng ln Savannah.
Ga . and. reralnlr.g m. regard for Mr. Qreeley, I
continut-d to read The Tribune, bul lt did not A. it*
lafa cn Georgla eoil. anl gradoally tt -eased to come
to ma.
re wa* a >ng Inierlm in IM] I Wa? called
to garrlaon Eort Pulaakl wlth h number o'
a -eared among peaceful Influencea, yet readlly
took arma at the call of Ihe Btate Mv laai Pre*l
dential vote waa cast for tne .pe'n-Evoretr
and *o, fai.ing a* we Whlga often faiied. T beeame
a poiiicai nanlerer. neither aeeklng re*t nor flnd*
tBg IL
After rhe eaptun of the fotl the garri?on of Bi
men wa* car-'ej Head and the rex: da)
one hundred men a.r. plaeed upon, or ln, an ocaan
fteamer and .alled for New*Tork. ~"e were ;
in the empty hoid; the hat hea were le_t -,pen. II
belng hot Aprt'. weather Many of the men were
from the ir.-e:ior of the Btate, and aaw blue water
for the fire: time. As the ahip n^.c, to roll tba
uaoal reauli followed; < Xeptune claimed a'>pian,_
and trlbute, and it *??_* freely granted We hn.
been il off from ihe clty and the outalde i
arl knew Iittle of what was golng or We he.rl a
fl ittertng, and Wiktng up saw ? boal of newspapen,
and they proved lo be copiae of ihe New-Tork
Tribune. faliing like enowflakea Thoae ?.ie
rea.. m_r,y of them, r'_i for tbe Bni time Aboll
tlon doctrlnea 'roin the point of vlew of Iti
, . . .- f. .-.. g - T eapl clty the Impn
m_ le upon m> mlnd in mj aubaequent reaimg of
The T:: ?? ne was it, whlle lova. to 1 i
:e_-.ore_i Unlon, then ?v__s a-: ence of ntupen
liva itteranc. al! -ore a
rea] L'nlon Inatead of i a t< tonquer
Tb< courae of Horaoe Greelej after ihe aun
real wlal
1 am confldem he vlea ed the au I |e I from ft high*r
? ? han did mi *e. even at
thai ?,!.':.?. Hi* a/ocdf were klndlj
-.- a- _iv- v ? 11 in vlew We
red i ? on* i louaand prlsoneri and, aa
far aa I co ? ii wai the Impreai
man) w ho : ",_.| T i* Ti
e Btate ? < i more ;han genen i i -
bo ller it hat heen W* than fuei to ihoae who
. -.. - , ?1 When ihe ?
f thi Wai ia a rll ten no i in ?
' :: ?.. e ?;-. ele.
-- too loae to fc? -.
....... * elapsed elnce i .c .:;,
. . - ? ne -,, see more
e a= hla: and ha
. ? n al
va: ie. But a f ? ' ? a e ?
word* and to hie aeta. Truly
martyr rch." May
he -e?t tr peace WILLIAM RILET ROTP
Atlanta "?*. Tt, IW
-e
THE BIG BILI. FOR CANAL REPAIR8.
IT IR MORE THAN THI. ENTIRE ^rf " OF Bt'lLDINOJ
THE STATE'S WATERWAT
To tbe Edltor of The Tribune
Bii Notlclng in The Tribune Ihal $9.nnft.nn_
ia *aid to have heen apenl ln repalra ?n the Erle
.?.ral. the public would like to know hev || ha.*
been ep.nt I have a copjr of the Controllei I
report for 1*31 abowlng that the cana! "'".o
miles in length, was hi;!lt and completed ln
eight years ar.d four months at a coa; i
Biderably lesa than la chargel for rcpalrs in one
yeax, or a Iittle more than one year. and now
lt ls claimed 17,000.000 more || a*ked. or sa:d to
ra nee.e. t,-> , omp'.ete r?pa'rs The Btatement
has heer, mado tvaT ,no ezpenae ??* a.* c
than had been <-^ ected um ? t many old
atumpa of treei belng found ln the -c >
The fa I s that the canal wa* bullt Through an
ali bi unbroken wllderneas of tn I
to be cut down. drawn iff. nnd ?turr.r? ren
from the entire !"rt:'n and bread'h --f :hr
and fullj ?'.-:??
was p^er.r on lt than has been
fet the i re canal waa eom. leted it
st :han tr.e repa:r* Jus* ma.
rate it would ro doubt coat M00.O0fl.fiOO ?,
the carai to-day. f fhe t>. m k were d
ihe same dl managemenl that has had
charge of the rej \ H coiT.
NeW-Tork, Jai 7 l<.r>T
? ?
BOME MEMORIE8 r.p DEAN RICHMONTJ
ANOTHER VERSIOR OT L-EAVE TT T<> THE >,''N
TRNTIOM' Hli rEEUNOf "^f-\pn
HORATIO BETMOrR.
~o tbe ZA.:-->r ot Tb.e Trlbun*
Sir. ? thai 'fe curleui ta ited tor.
R bmond and ,ve Democratio eo ventlon
?-hieh appeared ln "The Loularille Courler-Jour*
-.8 led one or iwo per*o-;* to a"ej..pt -'or
re*t1ona. 1 am fernpred to "f'-r you a " aed
.. . _ m" tl -ia aboul corn i
Mr. Rlchmond ita' for ?ei-ra v?ar? g the
flft.es chalrman of fhe Demoeratle Btati Corn*
-. f. '-.? . IhOUgh not a "bo-?" or dlCtBtOT
he wa* a potAer in his party Ferer '"acire- ard
Bamuel I Tllden wen hli advlaen. Thej wera
all "?oft-ahell" Democrata ar.d four.d h nece..
Mry to el io rrang?merta with tlje
"Hard*" ?_. hare a cha
'j he Oovernor of New.York hae ie\ey been r~
in.-'ed ard eleete. the _n? year aa 'he Con-roler
- .. rlntei - Of P fc i :: ? -r;:ct.&.. WBI
isloti of thi
(So ?"? tlor f IM. tha mlnoi Btate fB ( - wen
t0 h. lected in the alti ? yt in Whei there*
fore the tlme came the f-tt..re Committ** met ?
,-.,- er two bi fon the aaeembllng of tha nomlnat*
Ing convention, and amor.g other th:nf_* "made
up a plate" n".? year a- unaopl al ? ' -?
tboughl himaelf ro leam In advance a
wa? golng ori '?* a-^"3 ?"??? R'.climond who was
le for Becnt of Btati R
named the man agrei d
tor < oatrollei Wl i for lYeaaunr" Who
nd CommUeioner? Who for i nglneer Bnd
v? rremanded in
T-.e.e qneatlona eaeh ncehred w approppare an*
?rwrr
"And who ? contlnuod the irr?r"??.r>v- eo
-. ? -. i. tbe man for Inapector of - .
?.."?"
'. bmond had become impatient tfttertng * ,
?actenstlc expletlve, he replie-1
? We'll leavi t to tha i antloi "
Th . beeame a byi ' ?*? i
to ??k ir?" *a- repaired fo Btate nemrnatlng
ventlon-^ Wbal c-.i: * and
what were le f t to th<
? DOI thlnk Mr Rteba_Ond Itreatlv ..o'mr-e.
HontlO Se\ mo-.i Tl.e e.urtlv GOVOmor wa* ex
he an-.ipode* of the uiuff er-manufarturer :
of aalt. Both were m attendanc* at thi
S'atioi . ' onventlon al Charleaton I
Whlle ih* Commlttee ??? r' tf rm wai lugi
, ne. | ll ib'- party mlgbt r. rr. , n j
? ?,,,. j jred n,'mber* beeame impatient ,
Bnd demanded to be addreeaed by dllfenni prom
ment mer. Word ma tO Mr Kl^-hmond ihat he
was *\ar,re^ H? replled af onue
Tih I cannot I ahall be ?ure fo aay
Bomethlng ard it wlll tell agn!n?t na L* ?
:
mo-ir -^r- i.'.e I.. mocratlc
<lH'e for .iovernor A mlnlatar nnnied Benedlct
heen arrrated for disioyui utterance, aad
terwar.i nleaaad rull e* Mtternaea, he offered
b-,s aervlcea to Mr Rlchmond to c?nva_a The>
v.e;e prompUy eecepted. When P'ter cagger
hearo ef rhe .,rr_ng^mer.t he proteated Tb- man
he aald at- BOCB an eitreme copperhend Ihal l
: damage the chaneei for the iH'ket
11 w-s- 'he f-eaaor, of the c^hicka-hominv calamltv.
,CI.:r;,m.',r,d waa ln tauak arlth thla MtMit.
? r>h no." *aid h* "it la all rlght "'.*?*>!
ha win viait evary town in Weeter" New-torli and
get all rhe - - foole lo vote for Beymm*
The Kngnah f'n-'j -?em fo have au_.-ro?*d Mr
Rlrhmond a dlrnltary of the Chureh An Amerl
ean af s aocjal partv In london waa aaked r-ho
would be the T>*xt rand'dat* fxr Pre-tden' He
named *r\<-rai prominent pubhe men
II ih.ere no ehane* for the r>eHn?' waa fle
mai.ded.
What PennT' lnqutred fhe astenisheo- Arr,er1
"P-ftii Richmond "
None 0f ii. who knexx R ohmond *er? ' Bl
nuke surh a blund-r
He ntterly at.horr.-d t*-e inte Clemeat I
-?am. In IMI Iha famoui 1 i lon Conven*
wa heid af the vVlgwam ? Phila.i*lphia.
All the pupers ln New-Tora ? ?.,-ept The Tribune,
foaten d tl ? abortlon .' illan llf there,
pl- i.iing ) |b cattM ? 'oming o Richmond,
'-?red to nia record aa a Mfelong Demoerai Oh
-? your record' .-.-?eil Ki hmon a * **k la
re or.i enough here."
Thi.* wae .m- RKrhmond'a isat appearan. a la pub?
lle He w?* then ?iff-rlng from mort.<l '.llne*...
and r*turn*d to New-York with Samu?l .1 Tilden
Thtre ie d;ed. lle was a tr.'* mar drsp'.tc .,
fOlblea. ALEXANDBR lMI.PKR
N'er.-ark. N J . T^fr f?. IM*
- -?
THE CANAL OUT <>F PATF.
RAIL_tOADB wuv. ORAIM m Kt-w-TOBM at
UBBB THAN* T.AKT A*xT? lANxl. BATBB
To th* Kliror of Tha Tr!h.:ne
Sir: Tne article tn to-day* Trlb .ne hv Harvey
Baker of Pneonta. ataring the fact of rhe ' pai
of tlie K-le ran.l'a u?ef:.ine?a ta m every partlcular
Bour.d and 'rue.
Why. Iha vary day :ne large exp*. III * - ?
voted, the rami bs.1 b hefrgarix quantity of frelght
flfloar. and tbla, tOO, ar tha !o~e*r ra". e- er known.
and alao ?ti?n araifl w_e movn-g ea?rward ln Pl --?
mojs guaatlUea IVhy? Blmply becauae tha r*i'
roada were brlngtni grain from Buffalo to tl
t ,r two centa, oceaslon illj kaaa, ? 1J mrrif rate 11 by
ear.a' in *her worda, tha .*anal "is lhan. ai *
BOW, ;oo iarge?not IOO small lf f-irther pro. ' x\;<"
ne essary The Tribune furnlabea ir to-day hy glv
Ing ar Bll-rall rate on wheat fro-r, Chl ? if Bla
centa pfr buahel, heing below :ne i*k* ind ina
,*oat durir.g :h- pa?t .e.r-on -ta ".inc the .n*r???.
a^ well a? a re.-ori hr*ak<- -
e*ni li waa *V..-:H to \ote 'his 'arge suin -
li i\_? ...... that tha canal wai lylng ?rd
erimlna' in ii,.,ke ar-y addltlonal i
canal cannoi ?? ?? - .1 could eaaliy do a
anx r?:e. ?.?. ? emunerativa
\ew-Vork .Ian ft. ?: H PERNALD
-+ ,
GREAT BRITAIN IN THF PAR BABT.
rOLICT Or THB rNlTEO BTATEB IM RKOAl
KEHriN. orFN iRADE frTTH CSINA
Ta ? Edltor of The Tr:rv_n*
Mr: The relationa of Hiea* I5:italn an1 rhl" fountry
aeem aboi' 10 antei on a new phay* T!.* aventl
now OCCUtTtng in tba Par Fii?r and rhe r.ejrotla
1! -. for reclpro I* ? - the Brltlah ~'est fndiaa
both polnt In thla .rectlon, Every wi a laher
both ^rxuntrie? m.is* hai; th* proapeet arlth aatlsfa
tion
In your edltortai of to-day ftta rive Orea* Bl
eredll for her e?pres?ed dere-mlnation to pro?e- e,
lf poBBible, I'hina as an r,[,?n and .-ommon fle'd for
tbe trade of ai! .-.atton* :o w orlr upon Bul : IU1 pr*C<
tlcal advica ta .rj at fhis lunetnre ?
llmply, "Belae Hawall " Whatexer may be d.->r.e
Wltb Hawall. etrher npxr or !ir?r ? - ? .
a..d pre?.-?:.',K | 1 eountry l? ro ai! r.r<
Britaln li er
Poaa j ???? , Brlt.il *an nrr?r 1 ? a?- 1
liBtanci - ? ? ?* . n>ii x ktual
interett. ?-.?? er nre powerful, ani moie
complete aucea
of thla - 1 het rhe Austrlan Pr.
Uy ad* Ised .'<i Bui opa ? -
eommer league ? -
rlni ince of thls co intrj . Whal
Great Bi ? itlon? It la
is '.. r p i? er eat. nda il a riere
iier flnit x\ her tnfl lei *e an control
tai tffi >?.; ? ?? ? 1 a tra le on eq
- tha lnl..- ' a countrj '. ald Rreat Brit
^ vnt 1 aci r emi ? ?.- approval and
hy a promise
? i * \\, -? indiei the 1 'on of Greal
worth) ippi ? .; ???: and ippor
True. tf .v - ; ?
f the T'nlt. Stat. - ? ksl
-
But B ' ?
: ? :? .. epl tbe 1
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ded by s"ntimen\ r,:i'1 '?r*a*
}\- ? .i n .'o.? noi *-k 1 ? .ir.v auch gi
! nread ? c nov. e- N
? ?-. . comn ? r e almost e?j lally wii
for the ad tag -?
?
... .. ,
Trrf .. - |.muBl
fpraci | f th. tnd
expect to ima v ol 1
,- no dlatsni daia la we
T I! .1.".'.
?VewYork Jnn ' :^s
[ F.eyor.d doubt. rh? sympathv of the I'nited
."-mre* is xvith every effort, wh 'her made by
'.? tt Britaln, Japan or hi.\ other 1 ner. l
and keep open tbe *rad. f t'itnu to ai!
nations on ?o,ual terma. fiut tt can?
nol ent?r Irt" an" entangling 1 ir nor
I uar ro do so ]? ??] tb*re x |
l BU h a eoiirar Tlie desiierj fnr\ r\
attained by !? ? extending Am?nra;,
? ? ? r? r. '"- r 1 and on th<
f ? ?? ''a :, generally. -*s ?*-|.' .-?? ; <=?ibie.
and. bej r.n-i doubi ? *>f the mosi efl
to aniiex li .
and ronnect ll wlth thls country bv rable
? reduoe the diatan" v.e.-.x-f,1 .?-.- ? -
Rtatei and Chlna by one-l . and rorreep
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to The Edltor of The Trlhune
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; rapld transit ?o,;i
get jp and down 'ovn
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te heip ? 1 '-.- lt seemi ro me that tbe pi
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x the indirldual?tbe ?r.*r* rt the
:? nai beet 1 matter of contlnutng <.'v.izf
?n me tha- tha project bai for ao man aan
hffn def ' " * Intereats, wltb the !
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ittan into New-Jarsey a.-.d C - ]
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prefer to r?
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t nm Bura that Jndglng from my ^t Intereata
-?rm g- nns proje -ed
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?FADR" IN THB PT'BT.IC BCHC?OLi
- - ft LAtr 1
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T? the Edltor of The Ti
. . [read In my Tribuni af thti *",??' ** ,h'r*
managenM ?
achoo wltb -or- aai ta
.. . ,. ? era i
, . , praaeni managemeni of the
* dreasmakii k- -
? f.d T
of their eer-se*. and ihe a la
....
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. :. ,h- aaphalr and macadam ln the parha
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aurortaa. ffirtna ihe throe houra of Iba mornlng l 1
???!?. than a i w of wheelmen; and 1 bave
. n -hir.king wltb Pltt ?f trve rena of thouianda I
Dodd, Mead & Co.,
? ? | tl _ JM btreet
\\ e would remind bro_ buyers thu tor
two v\ceks more, in oui
Annual Clearance Sale,
ill our lines ot books are ^ff.red at greatly
'educed pi ices.
British Prose Writers.
iitn handy roluine-.halfmorotcg Red *1
from 16- t *-t"'
Cambridge Shakespe-lre.
large piper . d t jn . 40 volumes. hatft ti
(evtrrrl by BradMrcei Reduced irean 1850 to
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IT TAMMANT'S WK'IETT" rv IB
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Itr: in lOOking orer j -? ;?> of 'be New-York DI
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y( inte: - a* a Ml ot local
indem hlai a ?
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Thli belng i .\ on - ?f Am*'
?an? bom irho ' " n I idopted A*ne?- -
, e eligible :-. rhe honorarj poeta of wai*
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for iti
md brotherl* love i-. ?? i - of one grand
?a-'hem. ;?e|-e a_-.hetn ene i r*
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., - repi i ;rlb*
goverm "? poeta .n
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Ubric r irman, I '; brool
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.ake R*I1 r.TAM 1 ANORKV H
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tor BTATBBOOD IS OKLABOMA.
a n -???? ??? S CAt-LU. > r,N CONORKaa r-~- r' 1 a
w .:>. vm.rv: *C*T
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-, - - jf the h'ree Home blll, arhleh haspaeeed
-...,?- 1;.., ?..
"TOD" 57.0.4.VJ. >'\ IE) CAMPAXIA
r ird Llne c'e,.n.er Can ?
-.-?.?? - ? Se* Liver]
ar, .-. iki in -; ': i paasengera "Toi '
11. s'ie. tne Araerl ? ? aaya he i.- go
n to releaae
?
'he Amerlca . - . rw-r Bl Loula 'ei-.-'ng
-..-? ve-v-v-.rk to-morrow. m-iii take
? I Engllel n-fe ,,f
" :? R I fl
vfttropfflti _Ai-.icr.isrmc*U9.
rin.H'KAX* IRD TRAVFI.I.riW wlll Aad
' tiie lon,lon nltlr. of Th? Trlhnne. 149
f-'leet .trri-l. n .-nnventent pln<-e to Ifat?
thelr mlt rrilai-nieiit- nnd ?ubnrrliition- for
I he l rll.iine.
WESTOBY <fcCO.,
AMF.RICAN TAIL0R5,
40 West Strdiid. London,
rin*e lo Mdmiinle and Vlctorla Hotela. Moat
mo.lerr.i. prl?<? oonaUtent ,-11 - atood m?
terlul and beet ? ork.
^HV P- frueflttVLcl.,
13-14 OLD B0ND-ST.; LONDON, W.
^Throiig-i to Bnrlington Arcade.)
ar.d Hotel Cecil. _ ,
Hlfh-rla-.". Hal'.lret?l-i?b*f'raaleeiperta. aailear*
Md Ihlropelv br Ner York np?ritor?. Flrit aad
oalj --lutrici* "?ha?ia| *-a,.)on." in Lon.oa.
WAUKENPHAST SKOES,
60 Haymarket, London,
8. W.
PARIS SHOPS.
FURS
P.M.GRUNWALDT, PARIS.
r?, Rue de ia Paix.
Americans before buylnsj fur? sbouM Inspect
he ORUNWALDT HODELS. Tbe _}*8BAt
-ssortment of choice fur_ in the WORLU.
London.
Hotel Victoria,
Nortnum-erlanJ Avenue,
'l.i.l on . enlrnll*' und (usUlou-lblr
? HuHt.-.l Tkilli lurjjr riumlxi <?f Mt"
t?ii _i und ll?-dro..ui? *n ?ullc, auU
,uor(. Open !?? non-reuldeiil
PHOPfttBTOHI
niE <_ORIM?^ ihheli. _______
The Hotel Cecil,
London.
The largeat and most maKnificent in Furope.
pSS in every detall. Locatlon un
rh-lleJ.facing and overlooking the Lm
hankment (iardeni and river T-iames. I n
aurpas-ed cui-Mne and the best __*__fmJ_
* inea ever offered. 700 bedroorrt. and .? )0
Aalons. private dlninj room*. and public
reception rooma.
rhe Hotel CeciliM.
rhe Waisingham House
And Bath Hotel,
PtCCAMLLY.
iii. itno.nu il Oi LOVUON.
ii.mI. llie I'.rl. nnd o<-,-ni?l?-. llie dn.il
...Itlon ln l.nniliti. -|?n rimeati nt ..le. i te
huriira for n iliort or lonc yeriod t ul-lnr
mnaaed ?>.? an ri|i?rlfn,cl Krrii.li ehef.
? . Ir_i mn. Kolane.' fi. CitLAKDl.
I ..n.loii ? ??*?> _ Maoager.
(foroptan flUMimHilll,
THE
LANCHAM HOTEL,
London.
I niiralleti Stlwallnn In Portlaitd Plare.
At Inp of Kea'-oi Sl. W.
Cnn-enlenl for tbe Beat Miopa. Tlieatrea. Ktr.
Every >.odern Comfort and Convenience.
Modcrate Tariff.
Cockburn Hotel,
Henrittta St.,Cnvent flarden, london.
Cockburn Hotel,
9, Endslelgh fiardens, London.
Cockburn Hotel,
and Turkish Baths, Bath Street. Otogow.
Mrs. A. D. PHILP, Propr's.
Horrexs New Hotel,
London.
CORNRR NORTOLK M. & -STRAND
Vlllh perferti? nnpnlnted uioilern ar
? .'. ? _ < in . ,i r. ihr.;l..ni.. KI*xator.
Klei-irle llghf- mt*. l.tiesllon most
'?eniral. nenr L?'? Inoil*. K.mbmi-.
tneut. nnd I'rin.'ip.il Theatrea; lf. niln
n??'?- nulL Irom \X r?tmlnater *l>he>.
Omuihii. nntl Ili.il ooinronnleollnn -Hli
?!l pitrf* ?if 1 i.nn.it.
!\o. 4 A BB >rirfoll_ Bt- eonlinued *? here
tofnr*
W. HORRFX, Proprietor
Th* Howard Hot**l,
Nxrfoik s-reet Kmbaakmaat Laalm ""h.* 5J__' '
?r.'i*^ Howi .? !-.-..??_ ?? ri. .,oi m__?rn _e__f_rt D*-a
looka Km_i>n_m?n' ,
pubhr room*. K> '.ric llght (hroufhO-t. Atn*- *" *"
-." ? M F \. ! ti' ff
Unoer Nor wood. Oucen's Hotel.
|(ear Orystal Bata ? ? lenham Hea th -?? aitu?tl< n n
Knri_arl '.>x>.elv tardeiu. **?.?_ r.*..r._ r?-m- foi *_-"
per .tj. Sp*r:?l t?rmi tot l_rg* p_rr..'3 CMTaalanl
traio aat ?
Norfolk Hotel, Brlghton, England.
tj .,- ,-..-?-:. .-. wa'.l promeneee bb4
;av f - . i .-? .,-.-.-? - ?n?d?.
?:? irt*. n?ht* ur- n*-.; ??? *tji_im ClaMee -?*???
.1 , ... ! Crelfl ?cr Mr,:
Ounon ? Hnto! ??onih-eiu Portamoath.
v/ueen n noiei, ..._, ?!,-.r,? vi*? raeina
i*i? ef **-:fht Lov?ix- *i*: sardaaa. Tennis. ?u *.'
lcm? Royal Taeht Club Fr?a':?n? beati ta Caaraa r.yia
an.i BMIthaa_ptoa "Knvgl Pler Hoiel" un"*r __ni*
i directlon.
/orrign flrsorts.
Thc Internation^l Paiace Hotcls.
"Shepearea" Hotrl. and
The i.herirrii Palni'e.
i'AIRO . Ea? ???
The His in-a Pnliire.
Mt K. France.
The \ x ? nliln Pnlaee.
1I-MIIN . PortllBTfll
Th*- I .. 1'lner
i.MKMl . Ilelnrltim.
The tiiilmn Pnlnor.
M .mm ?. EXUADIXB Bes._a_e_8?d
Ihr "ii ni ih pr I'llllll-P,
1Hi:lt.PI\ TorUe".
Tln- Pern Pnln.-e.
I 0\*>TI\TI\OPI..; larkeT
lh* '-.I. II..I.I I ii I'-i n.i ?! .mlll
un iMii-t. Iialr
Fr- 'nf>rr *'\nn tirk*-. IB Bli prln" ani to -???'? BJ*
eeasmodBtioi app x Internatl-mal B Oa ? Oflleea 1?
. -; . ?? __? . n. or 3 IJ.? - le I Opera PBfia
Trains de Luxe from London
T0 THE R1VIFRA. ITALY ANP SPAIV
raials Merliferranean F-p-es? Mondaye, TtMB*
daya an-i Fridava. Four dally aervleaB to
Rlviera. CALAIB R01IE EXPRE86. to Aix
le?-Pain? Turin. i>rria and Rome, ln C'J hours.
, every Monday iTJO EXPRESfl. ev4rry Mon
' day. Wednead-ty, Erldny and saturd-y. to
Bpaln. Po"-if,ai ar.rl Olbraltar Full parv.culars
1 and a tlcketa from The Intemation*l Bleeplnf
t/ar Co., 14. Cockapur Bt.. London. I ~' Offl
laa! Oulde poat 'ree on appllcatl. n
Hotel Kirsch
fir?t-clo8? in everv respect. One of tha large?.t
on Mustaphe Hiil Commandiinj lovely *iew ol the
Bay and Ojudjura Mountains.
Proprietor- J. KIRSCH.
Continental Hotel
Cairo
Hotel Continental,
Hotel Chatham,
? Paris.s=^?
Hotel Binda,
Paris.
GRAND HOTEL del'ATHEN.E,
IS KT-*. BCRIBE
01 P08ITI THE GRANT OPEP
The Modern Hotel of Paris.
E ARMBRC8TER, M_r-.aa;_r
ITALY ANO SOUTH OF FRANCE.
cajxes, ra_-5ca
Hotel Beau Site,
Cannes. _
Hotel du Pavillon
Cannes.
"Cosmopolitan,"
Nlce.
IMI'.IIH a> ho..:i_.
Hotel des lles
Britanniques.
MCK, ri?A\CE
HOTEL DE FRANCE,
tBI BKATX -n'rATWi.
Le.l. ?.li-lt.lBt. a.aiffr. aa, la *iumm*r Haat|?r <>f
??*(. -n.ll<l Hot.l, llatend
ILirTBIC MGHI II E>-B> BM_L EL-TlTOB.
I^risto r uck*.
i'H-UA> : _P_U!*4J ?* : iCMUSa B-'-- :?'-.
. .r..na aacuraieaa and -a-ita m taa ranaantla ?-..
.... .- .'.: ?urrouc..a?a. ? >r.- Ot tiM r..?t in-?:**:..i? clt.aa
in r irxp.. ?n_ r>ir?r. |r?ai x?:lary of ...__c.-r.-n a, c .n
-.? ?:. .. .. .: .'..*> V:.i^rrill>, Mu
... ?tc. Il.._iira'?* M'Vri *>?? on ?pp..:_.t. n _5
ni'llil. TYROr_,-iv*l8BT?lCK.
. arl l.nd.^ I'roprletar.
HOTELS IN 8ERMANY. _
F RAN KFUR
Rentaurant and Pri*.ate Room? for Oinner Par
FRANKFORT-C
One of the hoallhieat towns In Germany, **hi?
winter or aumtner. Very beat Schoote. Conai
ranzerncntB for faujiUe*. Under dlrect n_at_Bf;i
/ordtn flMontk
*_n.r-_rir_*_r ..?. <."</ma//<aaavv-?a*/amma.
The
Monte-Carlo
ORAND HOTEL,
Patromzed by tbe itlite of "Araarlcan*'
European" Socloty.
C. RITZ, i ofTheSavot/ Hotel.
L. ECHENARD. London. Directors.
H, NOEL & PATTABD.
Managing Directors.
Monte Carlo.
The Hotel Metropole,
ftver'ooklnj. Publk Oardens. contara*
e\er> po?5ible comfort and liuurr. Elec
tric lijrhl ever> where Re?t..ur..n* Prao
raie. Culaine and Vvine. of the higheat
rlass. Apartment* en auite **Uh bath
room. etc. I.lft. Perfe.t ?.*_nlt*_tion.
MENTONE.
Gd. Hoiei lles Britannique.
GENOA.
Savoy Hotel,
On.n.-il Ortoher. IVJ7.
..r,....;.. R.iilt.fi. stuilun. Tiie onlr Mede?B
Hotel ln Genon.
FRENCH RESTALRANT.
LIPI'F.RT _t FIORO.XI Proprtetore
FLORENCE
Krafts' C'd Hotel Italle
AND
Crand Hotel
Late Contir .nta!. & R"de ia Paix
Florence, Hotel de la Ville.
t_ltrfr.fi.Ta Meamheat, ?.Vi.iftrs.ar._ti*
Rome, Italy.
Grand Hotel.
npcned in 1894.
Ihe most complete o'
-.odern tlolels. Electri*
ijht through .ut. Aitierk-ai
tHrvafeera.
C. Ritz *____?*"-''
|.?a .ea.
?f-.nKf-r?er tl-of."
?r.-.?! --r- _. _L
.A. Pfyffer.
1,1 ???,(_, __a_M IfdW
l -, araa
Rome. Italy.
Gd Hotel Quirinal
llljlil. r.po-e.! BB- fa.-loneM. Urat-Clai. llotel ta
tka heil'liie.t aa<i tlnf.t part of ft?>-_*. -..'e-tri* Ugfet
la ???n room. Re_.tlf_il l.tr.en fali Betttl ?<raa-<
Haii. >..t_.im?ii |..rf,.i mbMbitaawgaaaaagi
ONLY HOTEL IN ROME WITH
STCAM HEAT THROUCHOUT.
Braa-ri
fGr.n* Hr*; Maaitat.aaea NgU
u _.J '? -?? ? ^"*; E--" "*?? *-'?*"??'*-?
1*""***t irar :*.?-??' B-i-g*r..to:< .i?ar t.
I, ? itaaeera m BeerLveacaa
Grand Hotel
Yenice.
B***MtBBt
belng Oa
Beat .ppolit*'
ia Ita>.
' ?pat-*P.?ata
fln a t ron'a.e of IM T**t ob ?.? Pror-rleteri.
l.raad (.-?-.
Hotel de la Ville.
i.'-r..
Milan.
L.ec.ru __._/*'
All godera
I_apro'?m*ata
Rall-ra* Tirketa
Grand Hotel
Milan. J^as.
TURiN.
Grand Hotel, et dEurope
The Crand Hotel.
Brussels.
Lucerne?Switzerland.
GRAND HOTEL NA-IOHA-.
Fim ci_? n*? aa????
on Ihe Lak..
Elcclrlr M.h< Throu_h,K><.
Proprletors, Pfyffer A Co.
Hague, Holland,
HOTE-TlE LLXE. HOTEL DE --XE.
HOTEL des INDES,
Hneat Hoti_e in laland, best cuislne. Band plevs
dorinq dianer. Splerafcd apartmt-ts ne?ry refiited
thnwqtw-t. Bath.. IWr*-re*_-Br PrKate hot**
C-MTiaqe**.
C. F. HALLER, *ew Mnna_r-T
_ ? ?? - ?
HOTELS IN GERMANY.
Wurttemberger-Hof,
NURENBERC.
To *__?*?
Of atattca.
Gd Hotel Continental
MUNICH.
Ali M-.tii Omforta.
I**.'. - ?---.oa
Hotel Four Seasons,
MUNICH. _5S
Gd Hotel de Rome,
BERLIN._
TER-HOF.
ie* l-argeat and Hoat Comfort-___e Hotel la
N-THE-MAINe '
h offera a _ui_ab__ and *?n*l rgtldtyt IW
r-.atory, Theatres aad Concart*. Special ar
ment o C. RITZ aad O. el P. HILLBNdA$-?

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