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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17
LOCAL lNTELLlGENCE,
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TRAINS LRkvH WILMINGTON.
For Philadslphia--l.s5, ssB, ESQ al0 1880 a N.
1880, ae0, 400, 800, f,ih io.9e ?. m sundays
$50, ?. m ll r.t
nor Hss York-l.sB a. m. (; 1880 and $50 p. m.
For BaltimOrs-lAba, aOsan looa q. m; LIS and
NJ he Dslasars r. R.-1R55, $40 and io.io g. m ;
ea5 D. m. No Sunday trains
FSr Nsw castls-laoc. aAo, 1910 q. me- and lSs'
M CoatssvilIs-s.s0, A. M.and and P. M. The
nrat two run through TO Eeadine.
For ". & w r. R-tAafket stt Ddpob1 80
1910 q. NJ, and b.so p. III
LKAvK PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
laa0 $50. and 1915 O. N. 4; 12lb l2s0, ls0. A01
500, 40 16.l6 and 1lsO p. m. Sundays iOloh'sOp D.
10. ..,..o.,
Fhou pelatpdre X R.--a00 Wrom New ChA eel
TO- is a m. 1855, 9bO and 1880 pm SThe two la'tef
are freight with passenger car aitachedl
FroH w, q R. R-a1b and 1l.4bs a m. ana SID
D. M. The SIS q m. only runs from CoatesViie m oo
PT0m Philadelphia-12.42, b3, SoS q ~ lxuvs
iis 2O5, AS. bOT, ais, 500, 1890 SUNDAY lzSS D.
NJ rom sii v. s.' v 4. R-Oarket st., Depot TSO a.
m, 2l5 and $40 m.
~ SEQ time tables for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17

Fw-That George P. Rowen a Co., No. IL Park
Row are the most extensive advertising agents IN
this city, is a fact too well known TO dispue.-Ne''
Tort Progrdllnf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17

EW-ThOse Gala Lilies which where so much ad
mired at the BANQUET, at the Clayton HoteL on
Thursday evening were furnished by W, N. Chand-
lar GIL Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17

Ew-Eo lady's toilet complete unless there be the
fragrant SozaDoNF; unto tho breath sweet odors "
teeth quick rival alabaster tint, and seem as pearls
q L in 4 coral vase.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17

ST ANDREw's CHURoh.-Rt. Rev. VIM. Bacon
Stevens d. d. Is expected to preach tomorrow
Tuesday afternoon, at the above named church.
Service to commence at o'clock p, NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17
PUBLIC SALE

The Subscriber will sell at PUBLIC SALE on
Fourth lay 10th Of Sd month, (Aarch) 1873, at
A. M, in NEW CASTLE HUNDRED, near the
STATE ROAD STATION,
the following Household and Kitchen Furniture:
Mahogony and walnut Bureaus and Wash stands,
/ extension and other Tables, mahogany, walnut
and other Defsteads, Looking glasses, Feather Beds
and Spring Mattresses also springfield, walnut and
cane seat Chairs, Refrigerator, a quantity OF Bed
cl0thlng, Ingram and Rag Cafpeting, large Side
board, dishes and cr0ckery ware, Paror chamher
and cook stoves, quantity OF Dairy Fixtures, and
many other articles,
N. e,-Set OF Chickens, 2 Cows and head Of
young cattle, 0 or barrels OF cider. Household
Goods TO be "cash." The cRtlle will have credit
OF his. EDWARD EDWARDS.
maria al
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17

Ew-FSns lot small turkeys Just received at Eighth
street Market Also. good assortment OF lfehh
fish; haddock cents.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17
The Bnbcock Rxtingui.her.

TESTIMONIAL TO Irs VALUE, FROM wIIArISG-
TON FIRM.
The following letter from the Jackson q
Sharp Company, of this city, to Mr. Angel, of
New York, agent of the Babcock Fire Extin-
guisher, is strong endorsement Of the value OF
that instrument -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17
New AdyerlIsenentr, ThIs Day.

Springer Kerns-Iron workers
Wanted--A seamstress
City Items-Vari0us parties
Hardware-TrumaE d Shaw.
Funeral notices
Granite works-Hughes Walkers
Mauted-A girl rrH
Notlce-L.sft his home
For sae-Horse and wagon
Opera House-Patu
Groceries at auctlon-4th and Lombard
. Horses at Public sale
For rent-Store room
w II Reid-Artihcial eyes =.
Llpplncotts Mag izine-Boughman, Thomas 20
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17

The CENTENNIAL.-A meeting of the Board Of
Trade Centennial Committee was held at the b.
of I. rooms, on Saturday evening, aud an infor-
NAL conference held with several manufacturers
and others. An interest was expressed in the
great enterprise, and willingness to help raise
the stock subscription assigned to Delaware.
George G. Lobdell said his firm would do their
share toward the subscription, and he felt no
doubt that in Wilmington, as in Philadelphia the
workmen in our industrial establishments, would
feel general interest, and take share of stock
or more, apiece. William Sellers, Esq, of Phil
adelphia, stated the manner in which the work
| had been carried on in that city, and William NJ
| Candy, of the Board Of Trade Committee, ex-
planned his views of the propriety Of an active
| and general movement to put Delawares best
foot foremost, in the great Exposition, foul
| years hence.
report will be prepared by the Committee
| and submitted TO the next meeting of the Board
/ Of Trade, proposing general plan Of operation,
intended to enlist the public interest, and push
| on the work unitedly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17

Mrs. Keene is closing up her boarding house.
How mildly clustering this for st. Patrick's
day.
John E. Owens in solon Shingle and the Vic
tins, this evening.
Both the Introductory sermons, yesterday,
were preached from Corinthians.
The spring fashions hayn't come yet, but the
people turned out for church, yesterday.
Pusey 4 Rice have housed 10000 tons of ice,
more than double the quantity they put away
last year.
Mr.. Il. D. Culbert has sold ahouse on Seventh
street below Adams, No S26, to ManluH Hazel,
for 81 $50. cash.
The sale of tickets for Edith O'Gorman's leo
lures, this week, begins at Boughman, Thomas
4 Co. 3 tomorrow morning.
The quarterly conference OF st. Paurs Nj. Il.
church will be held on Saturday evening next.
Love feast on Friday evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17

DEATH OF MAJOR YATEs.-Major ]. d. Yates,
q former citizen OF Charleston, s. c., died sud
dsnly, of apoplexy, at his residence in this city,
at 18th and West Sts., on Thursday evening.
The Major was prominent man in Charleston,
holding anumber of positions, among them that
Of SherIm. After the war broke out he removed to
this city, and has since resided here. He pre-
sented a somewhat conspicuous figure, from his
| long flowing white locks which fell to his shout
| ders, and there was popular story that he had
vowed never to cut his hair until the South
| gained its independence. He was formerly in
the possession of large means, but these had
been considerably shortened by the disasters OF
the War. Those best acquainted with him speak
warmly Of his kind and nosptable qualities. He
/ was in his 6gLh year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17
M M. CIIILD 81 GO.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
81. sALk - .
one three-story Brick, front yard, No. 2lO West
Tenth street, possess on at once.
ond three,sIory Brick, No. All &. sixth street,wi
One tLree-story Brick, front and side yard, Sixth
and washington streets, splendid nome.
one Lhree-stOry Brick, No. E. Fourth street, in
good repair; (Or Will Tent)
One twOstOry BRICK, with side yard; within two
squares OF city Railway Depot.
1Wo egant tWostOry bricks with Mansard story
No. 14OO and l4OS Broome street, with ali modern
Que elegant Market street property one-half Of
the purchase money may remain.
One three-story Brldk on second street, between
W. 1t and Washington,
Thai splendid house and lawn, No. sO7 Delaware
ayeuue, win ali the modern improvements, terms
one three-story Brick House, on Orange street,
between Eighth anu Ninth, $1,000;
between Jefferson and Madison.
A Frame House and lot Union street near Front.
One three story brick ". Sixth street. near JEFF
| fersOn, with side and front yard
One small farm OF sixty acres, in Brandywine
Hundred, Will either sell or exchange for improved
A farm in Bucks county, Penns Manor, of 100
acres superior land, terms accommodating Apply
jsn1 No. !, W. seventh street.
| VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
WI sell Two-sTokY BRICK HOUSES, No.
1919 1915, 1917, 1919, ana 1921, Chestnut Street.
Three YHkkE-SIOhY BRICK HOUSES, No. 7l9,
| 123, and 1888, West Ninth street.
z,P -Four 3 IWo-SFoRl BRICKS, No. III, T25, 727 and
ONE LAkHE TWO-SToRY BRICK, with Mansard
| roof, corner of Del. Avenue and Rodney street
The above property Is offered a. Private sale un-
I'll January 10th, 1873 at prices below what 1t can
| la builL for at this time Terms will be lOeral.
dee.zl-u Apply to JAMES BRADFORD.
ENoR sALE-Wllmlngton City Loan for SAFE by
/ n A. II. 9RIMSHAW,
| noVSO-u No. 4, w. THIRD ST.
| ENoh SALE-A splendid building lot at the conner
| IL OF BIT ONE street and Gupin avenue, 90 feet
lront py lIo feet deep For terms, &c., apply 70
| M, Nj. CHILD a CO., VI
| No. 4, w. Seventh street.
| hoY2I-u Wilmington, Del.
| ENOR SALE-Receiving daily, large supplies OF
~ Timothy, hay bsed; both by water and rail.
Also hay loose by the Ton from wagons, by
SCATrkRGoOD ALLEN,
B.-Persons leaving their orders can be SUD-
piled at the shortest notice noy12-u
| ENOR SALE-The handsome residence No. "a
| ~ 1901 Delaware avenue, cor of Harrison N
Erect. Apply to elb-tf Up. MGLRAk.
| s-
TTPRIaHT BOILERS from 4to19H p. ON hand
u or nearly finished. HlLLE5 n JONES,
Ieb20-ud&w Wilmington, delaware.
I UsT RECEIVED a new lot Of ak stop Prince
RoBELEN a BRO,
augSO-u sOI Market street.
JAPANESE KITEs-Large invoice Just received
- ana Tor sale low at the Tea house, IL E Fourth
street. j. l.. HOUSTON. JR
NoTICE-We are now selling our best extra
IN Family Flour at Sll.2o per bbl, delivered 70
e0nsnmers within the city H%lSa In . pn1or.oo
isOs-iI sran ixins SS Siiii u fVW foos WsiHus. ! @
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17
a,arthersItip alutifes.

No-PARTNERsHIP NoTICE.-I have, this day,
Y associated waller d. Bush with me In the
FrelRhtlng and Goa Business, under the urn name
OF Geo. W. Bush / Son. . :, ,,,.,,
The new firm tespe 1ttully solicit continuance Of
the old firm. Gao. w. BDbH q 6oN'
WILMINGTON, February l, lsiS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17
Autifes.


KToTICE-W. H. Rela, OF SO Beecker street New
N YORK, maker ant in'erter OF the improved ar-
tineiRl human eye can he seen Tor lew datst at
mafl7-l.' UNITED STATES HOTEL.
NIoTICE-Left his hons on the sth OF March,
IN Geo. turner Is about nye feet Llgh, had on
wnen he left home "a dark coored coat, an ragg d
pair Of pants. Any Information Concerning ms
mother MlLHEMINA ID AkBY,
mari7 Ct Seventh street apd Railroad.
NOTICE The Stockholders Of the Penn Loan
~ Association Will meet ut the Room NO
500 Market street, OIL Thursday evening" March W,
ensuing al ~ o'olo x, TO consider the pruprety Of
amending the By-Law1 with The view OF issuing
new series. iull Attendance n, g, 4 Teqnesteei'
NAuTIoN,-All persons are forbid trusting my
- son Frank A., on my account, as Will pay no
dt bts OF his contracting.
+. M. sAkeEANT, No s,5W; an 81
NyorIC E-lThe regular monthly meeting of tho
~ Workingmens % opefat se Building and Land
association Will be held at 4O4 Market street, on
Tuesday tyoning, march Sih, lStS az II ocIooh'
NTOT OE.-A meeting Of tue cOrporators named
N In the act TO lucori urate tue " diamond state
KaOltn Company OF the state Of DELAWARE VIII De
ned on Monday he 2th INST AZ sng S mUKs nSso neaf m
u sAH N'Hs ''' e''"r'D'' lin TRUCKS
maris-4t JOS. 3. PARkRR, Jr.
NJ oTICE-J0seph Brown being regularly linden.
turvd apprentice tp me at tanning, has run
away, all peTsous are hereby forbid hafborlny OF
trusting MIN on my account as will pay no deots Of
mis- contracting; or employing MIN a. they Will be
heu liable for bis wages. Joseph Is about lS yesTs
OF age, about feet inches in height has dark hal
and eysp. PETER TALLEY,
marll-3td4tw' Brandy Wine Hundred.
ATOTICE-oFEICE OF
IN THE DKLAwARB MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
WuMINGT0H, DBL, March ~, 1873. }
The Annual kl, cton OF Directors OF the DelaN ART
Mutual Life Insurance Company, will he held at thu
Once OF the Company NO. COS Market street. viii
mtngton, Delaware, on "Wednesday, March 2Gth, be
tWteA the hours Of 3 and O'Clock, p.
H. l. gILPIN, Secy.
Fz-Doyer neawarean please copy: marl2.tn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17
DUBLIc SALE OF coop

The subscriber, about to decline Housekeeping, vii
SELL AT PUBLIC SALE,
On Thursday, March 9Oth, 1873,
at 10 O'Clock, a. M,
AtNo 1O9 WALNUT STREET, as follows;
One Parlor Set, ali In good order, hair CLOTH mar
BILE centre Ia les Beds, Bedsteads Bedding, exten-
sion Table, Dining uhArs, Ingram and hag Carpet
Wasbstands, Chairs. Window Shades, Bureaus,
Glasses, Glass and QueenswarS, Knives andrf0lks,
good cook tOvs al In coed order and nearly new
cooking utensils, such as Tins, Buckets, Tubs aud
many other articles not herein enumerated.
sale posit.Ie Q and the urniture is excellent
Don't fail TO attend this sale and secure bargains
mari8-tB THOMAS j. GRAVks
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17


phe Domentle aazlna MaohnA o.. will ~
move to sO7 Market stfeetr Institute Hall on eF
about March 25th,
Ey-oHARLEs R4 BIEoRT, No. 10 Rsa 1ightA 81
(Ailm0nd Rufldlng) end door trom nnlnley.
PRACTICAL BOOT AND shOkkAkkRIt II
fas for Ladies' and Genuetnens
Fashionable and Neat Filthy bVo ws In9 se,ssed sSo
stock OF Machine Sewed Boots Shoes and CATERS
Just received which will be sold az very reasonable
y isp RePairins viii be doHe neatly and durably.
Epst aua found.
- ff--------- - -
n Osrr-B stweeh second and King and Seventh
1 4 ana Market atreets a Ladi s Hunting Case
t,oid Watch, n s. Mathe IIocle, 6I 6gl. a sniiable
reward given il Returned 10 GEO JACK,
marl5-M Wo Mhhet pieot.
JSitnattuusl aud zgsIp aBauted.
WWyANrED-AI ItnatIon as seamstreas In a pri-
w yate familI nlaiu sewing or dress making.
Auply 20 marii5 900 W. FOURTH ST.
wrTANTFD-A b,rl 10 do general housework;
wv q ust come Vel recommended. A nrst-class
gia will receive fiiAt-cass wagea Apply at
marlI-tt SOY NAhhhr d.. ~ M SUI l. ,.
ETGNTRD--1 lima ion as saleslady in a store.
w Address inar5-at 8. W., his once
TNTANTED.- BOX aud ChambsrmAld wantsdi !
msriSH WIN 0'''''0 sos DEL AVENUE.
D-HJnsekeepers 10 know that they
w can prOcnf9 good servants, at short Eotlce,
~ annlvlng nj MKa TAYLOR'S +
Intelligence once,
mar1s iy h. K cor. Second aud west sts.
hood girl to do general house,
w work Apply at .D,,n .u
marT-f ll5 ohhN0h ~.
EETANTED = Hf1erQetic men OF good address 70
w aell siuQeH Res ing Machines Apply 60o
Market Street hanQl.T JOSEPH II. JONES.
XEJANTED ED-fMMEDIATELY. : Active young
wv men 10 CANVASS for the Grover A haker M rI Sew
inc Macnlna Albly al SIC MARKET ST
| ocf5-tf wilmington, Del.
aFanted.
| w CARPET BALLS,
For which the highest cash price viii PC ne,d. Ap-
| End and orange Streets,
| oct Qs-dAw.tf wilmington, Del
| S1nrfhspGItin a1nfifeH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17

81 Organs. Price Sl25. 10000 in uas
ROBELEN a BRO
augSO-u s01 Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17

I JAPANESE EKIrES.-Large invoice Just received
- and for sale low at the Tea House, ii E Fourth
street. j. l.. HOUSTON, JR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17

AIoTICR-W. II. Reld, OF SO Bleecker street New
~ York maker ant inserter OF the improved ar-
tlneial human eye, can he seen tor few DAYS, at
maf1T-l' UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17
DUsLIo SALE.

il
The subscriber will sell at PUBLIC SALE at his
residence No. 609 POPLAR STREET,
on Friday, March 2lst, 1878,
at O'Clock, p. M,
HIS entire Household and Kitchen Furniture, AZ
follows.
In Parlor-one Terry Suite Of dve pieces, l6 yards
OF Ingram Carpet. ,
In Dining hOom.-One Dining Table. Dining
Chairs, Lounge, &c , Locking Glasses aud stove.
In Kltchen.-Rag pet ableB, II doz. Mlndsor
Ch ,ils Cook Stove anu Fixtures. go
Two Story Ingram carpets, Cottage sett
Bedsteads, Mattresses, Mirrors, Wash Bowls anu @
PitcnerB, air Carpets and TOds, Table Ware, lln
Ware, Tubs, BuoEets, WashbOards, Benches
also many articles too tedious 70 mention. ,,vs
j. II. LEWIS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17

" OARPET BALLS,
For which the highest cash price will he pajd. Ap-
niv Ia p. HASS0N,
2nd and orange Streets,
oct as-dAwtt wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17
Ar PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber viii sell at Public sale at HIS Sta
mington, Delaware, on ""'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17

OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
sALk
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-17

ENoR sALE-Receiying daily large supplies Of
n Timothy, hay baled both by water and rail.
Also, hay loose by the ton from wagons, by
SCATrkRGOUD ALLEN
.lp 1O6 W. Front St
N B.-Persons leaving their orders can be sup
piled at the shortest notice. noy12-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15

was general leaning toward the evolution
theory. good working hypothesis. says one or ,
general leaning that way. BY reason they cannot nep
t. and outof that reason We have gone on ur'''
Another question might be asked. perhaps n you
then are i1des and have gone 50 far, are yo4 gos
you the few, against those, the manyi Arc you
going to say you have nothing with .s s1s
tSss think. that Believes hat We believe in evoiu,
ton. That means that the past Is IN all she present
that he got out OF the present. but II also
that the day may come when new species must
be recognized, when the variation goes 50 lar thai tne
must be taken and in that new name all the old ones
are emoodod and represented we do not cur ourseyes
OF from the past In such sense AS the wise ones
one more question he might AJAX. III you 90 not cnt
On wRy G tho
that you are Inhdelsf We wish TO take the new
loyal to the truth. We have another We have
frends and yoq asys friends E92 are feeling their
10 70 who, do not believe in He'll but who DO want to
believe in Heaven who wonder II that God whom they
cannot here is really there They una IL nara 70
conceive It, II will stand up and say, just as We
have given I'D all those old views. we have gone Tor
ward and have caught the yson and feel IL shro0
sstements, And then for the sake OF those friends who
think it with matter OF indifference, we feei ~
one reason more because, II see God. you want
TO tell men you feel the spirit Of prayer on yOu
you want to let II come out II you feel that al THESE
things are coming down upon us sinking ih1o our
hearts, sending out into life to be pure we cannot
help out of our faith and enthusiasm, to tell men how
grand and beautiful it all Is.
This closed the evenings programme, and not q
few smiled as they noticed the marked difserence
between the conclusion Of the exercises here and
those which distinguished the Evangelical Alliance
Mr. Frothingham's benediotion was. :" bid you
good evening" The following is the programme Tor
to-day:
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
Ecclesiastical Foes OF Free Religon"-Essay by W.
j. Potter OF New Bedford 10 m.
"The Foreign Mission system."-E5say by Francis Z.
Abbot, OF Boston" II M
"Taxaton OF Church Property."-Essay by James
Parton. OF New-York. Speakers on tho several
topics; T. W. Higginson John Weiss. J. w. Chadwick
WIN. G. Gannett, @. q. Ames, o. B. rockingham.
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NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE.
THE MOST cREDrTABLE ACHIEVEMENT IN AMERICAN
JOURNALISM.
~ Infrp uf>zf


JOURNALISM.
The Indepeader.
We are again indebted this week to THE
NgwYoRK TRIBUNE for reports OF the papers read at
the Evan geical Alliance. The thanks OF the Alliance
have been I 10 g sd Ts
ported and in enterprise THE TRIBUNE has far out
spPead III bs foowng day in full in that Jour
nall and thus the Conference has spoken not only 10 the
limited of people who could be crowded into the
room in which sessions held. but 10 thousands
interested readers all over the land The influence OF
the meeting thus by the aid OF the newspapers very
Greatly mltIpled The reports were In some cases
perfect owing the haste with which they were put IN
yp but they have been corrected and are now printed
IN mammoth extra Of 80 pages land sold for Is cents
Some benevolent man in each OF the denominations
ought to see to Il that copy oI th cnnos TOO
strongly express admiration Of this brilliant enter
prise Of THE TRIBUNE. American Journalism can boast
no more creditable achievement
UNSURPASSED REPORTING.
From Cpaeaada Commercial
The greatest achievement OF newspaper re-
porting That occurred was that OF THE NEW
YORK TRIBUNB with the Evan eicsl Alliance Triple
sheets day have been required 20 carry on the
volume OF matter The TRIBUNE, speaking OF
sons1e. dsr,ed through h dozen setrss taxing
.ts1top ,bs Easl.h kIsy morning. yoISns q
No pen. q he mos, s@,Sss dy1s' r. Ss ys a IN
III, healthy sn regular augmentation Of circulation has received
dy Increasing Our sales for Yesterday Oraer.
''i t literally true as THE fRiBUSs says that ts r
ports have been on scale Larger than has ever been
the Alliance allsd tive hundred columns OF THs TRm-
UsE, and will be sold In Extra Of thrtytwo at
Is cents.
TUE TRIBUNE FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
From TAe Okivn Dd,lp frgEs.
THE Newly DIRK TRIBUNE has reason to con-
gTauiate Itself upon as daily increasing influence and
prosperity. The Journal which Mr. Greeley founded
has fallen into ns that spare effort TO make 1t In
ell respects worthy O its lustr0us originator 10 10
day, more than ever, power IN the land Gathering
corps OF writer's unsurpassed for orliancyby any on
this sde OF the Atlantic, the editorial conduct OF
THE TRIBUNE has been, from the very start an uninter
which all unb ased journalists have cordially recognized
In che manage mont Of this great paper ma an appro-
PIRATE climax in the voiumuous poly report Of
proceedings Of the Evangelical Alliance. II Mr. Greeley
were living today ns heart would DC cheerod by the
manner In which the great work OF his life has been
taken up api carried The TRIBUNE could ask for no
higher compliment ..I......U. .....
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THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE is far ahead of
all other papers the fulness OF ia reports OF the
pagers read before the Evangelical Alliance. The
reports have averaged eighteen columns OF sd matter
each day THE TRlhsE shows "aob entororlse Ia such
matters ..''l