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302 LANTERN SETS. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 NEW YORK AND Excursion Steamer below the Falls. American Falls with Steamer. American Falls. American and Canadian Fall*. Rapids below the Falls. Rapids below the Falls. Rapids above the Falls. Rapids above the Falls. Rapids -above the Falls. The Falls from Hog’s Back. The Falls from Hog's Back. The Falls from Prospect Park. New York, Fifth Avenue. New York, Panorama from P.O. New York, Brooklyn Bridge, Panorama. "<o THE FALLS. 16 New York, Brooklyn Bridge, General View. 17 New York, Brooklyn Bridge, Promenade. 18 New York, Brooklyn Bridge, Railroad and Footway. 19 New York, W. Union Telegraph Office. 20 New York, City Hall. 21 New York, Post Office. 22 New Yoik, Fifth Avenue Hotel. 23 New York, The Bowery. 24 New York, The Bowery. 25 New York, Elevated Railway. 1 26 New York, Elevated Railway, Station. 27 New York, The Mall, Central Park. 23 New York. Central Park, Bethcsda Fountain. Reading. 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 13 13 11 15 16 17 13 ID 20 21 22 23 21 25 26 27 28 20 30 SI RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR -Set I. Japan and Hnssia—A'Comparison Map of Seat of War Russian Fleet in Port Arthur Bird’s-Eye View of Port Arthur Last Journey of Ice Breaker on Lake Baikal Japanese Fleet which Crippled the Russian Squadron Russian Advance Guard in Manchuria. Suspects before the Officer Cossacks in Manchuria. Crossing the Frozen River, Liau-Ho Night Patrol. Cossacks Inspecting Rail- way Line above Tort Arthur Departure of General Kuropatkin from St.. Petersburg Russian Soldiers Leaving St. Peters- burg for the Far East Refugees Fleeing from Dalny A Military Train Crossing 'Lake Baikal Infantry of .Tnpaneso Guard Marching through Streets of Tokio Russian Soldiers Kissing an Icon Russian Reinforcements Crossing Lake Baikal Troops leaving Tokio Railway Station for the Front “Japanese are Coming.” feceae on Golden Hill at Port Arthur Comfort for Travellers. Interior of Rest- House on Lake Baikal Giving an Enthusiastic Send Off at Kobo to Troops How the Japanese Infantry go to the Front in Northern Korea Desperate Torpedo-Boat Action at Port Arthur Bird’s-Eye View of the Town of Dalny and Victoria Bay Sinking of the Russian Battleship. “ Petropavlovsk ” I Bird’s-Eye View of the Theatre of • Operations. Two Japanese Officers Executed as Spies at Kharbin Arrival of Trains from Moscow and Port Arthur at Mukden Station Passage of tho Yalu River by the Japanese Japaneso Fleet after the Action off i Port Arthur Panoramas of Port Arthur, The Russian 1 Stronghold Transport Troubles in Manchuria: A I Russian Battery in Difficulties I 32 Passage of the Yalu: Japanese Crossing under Fire 33 Strengthening the Defences of Port Arthur 34 How Messages are sent from Port Arthur to the Russian Army by liberated convicts 35 Battle of the Yalu: Rush of tho Japanese Guards against the Conical Hill 36 Facing the Russian Position opposito Wiju 37 Japaneso Reservists at a Railway | Station 33 Masked Howitzers on Kintato Island 39 Battleship, “ Hat6use," Blown up by Torpedo Mines 40 Wounded Russians Returning to Laio- Yang • 41 Evening of Battle: Human Birds of Prey 42 Japaneso Naval Brigade Landing under Fire at Pitsani 43 Japanese Carrying tho Walled Town of Kinchau at Point of the Bayonet 44 Final Assault and Capture "of the Kinohau Heights 45 Emperor of Japan 46 Vice-Admiral Togo 47 Baron Kuroki 48 Baron Oku 49 Tho Tsar Nicholas of Russia 50 No Surrender—A Japanese Lieutenant Selling His Life Dearly 51 Cheating the Japanese—A Russian Ruse at Kaipin^ 52 Desperate Encounter at Battlo of Nanshan 53 Warm Work—Japanese Artillery Crossin®- River under Firo 54 The Doomed Russian Stronghold—Port Arthur and Fortifications 55 General Stoessell, in Command of Tort Arthur 56 Marshal Oyama, Commander of Force Besieging Port Arthur 57 Nearing the Goal—Japanese Construot- ing Siege Works 5S The Seizure of the Malacca 59 Japanese Repelling Ceneral Kellor’s Attempt to Ke-take the Mo-Tien-Ling Pass K 60 Flight of a Modern - Army—Russian Officers Leaving tha Field <•»* Battle Reading?, 1 /-.