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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-14
Neso- York, March II, 1880.
CATECHIsING A DELEGATE.
N. Editor Of The Tribune.

To the EdttOr OF The Trt0uHe.
SIR: One of the delegates from this Con-
eressona District to the Chicago Convention called on
me and during our conversation asked him il he
sdered himself bound by the acton OF the inca Con
yenton 10 vote for Grant. He answered: If ne Is
candidate do" But" said |, you are not In favor
of third term aud your district constituents are not
and were a delegate resolution OF that Convention
coud induce Inc my vote in the chicago ConYen
ton I'm opposition to known wishes Of my constitu
ents"
His countenance put on a thoughtful expression, but
ma orsycr WAS made In canyassng the proceedings OF
the Inca Convention find that the Grant delegates
in that Convention generally from districts that
rave large Democratic maOres at the last ran eiec-
,ion while those opposed to third term were from
districts largely Republican. This shows that the minor
t in that Convention represented large majority OF
the Republican voters Of the state and Judging from
expressions of Republicans within my acquaintance at
Lost onetenth OF them will refuse to vote for third
form candidate while many declare they VIII vote the
Democratic ticket before they VIII submit 70
the thir,i-term dictatOn. Thus while contend
that the Convention could possess no binding power
~ instruct the Congressional delegates, had only
se,niny mower to instruct the delegates At large.
TN n,,,inuators OF the thrd-tcrm movement cal
% aud sbe their expectations he fully called, It
would require only ninety deli gales trOm tue Nor'h 70
BOO delegates TO the Chicago Conyent0n-%te me he.
uYbcan vote OF those states Is not likely TO exceed tao
kenubcan vote of either NewYOrk or PenusyiFdhia'
bnt Win the pledged delegations from those two states
| ,hev can nominate tue third-term candidate anu
snye votes 10 spare. Thus very small mi
| noritv would present candidate Tor Wmch
~ gboe Republican party in the Nation must vote, or
snratch and am Inclined 10 think that In that case
| there would be such a scratching rs was never KNOWN
before. ,. A.. .o.,.,o, -, ,ba
But let US for a moment consider the position OF the
delegate WHO deems Utica instructions prominent
IL - 10 vote At Chicago for man who - the
choice OF lninoIity Of the Republicans OF his own state
and dimmutve fraction Of the Republicans OF The "a,
80 ana VINO atauds no chance OF an election. lie
woud he acting accordance with the dictates OF
rasnn 70 wait IN next day and walk into The Dem
acrae Convention and Try 10 secure the best eaJldse
Vcla'iv = ~, maj Convention LUCIAN CLARK.
| lonen J1geu Netr- York. March A. 1850.
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NAVY INTELLIG ENCE.

WASHINGTON, March 49, Rear-Admral
podccr. IN dispatch from Panama. reports to the Sec
erv Of the Navy that Assistautsurgeon Russell ana
Cdc Mdshipman Glcnnon, who had received leave OF
.tserce ot Calico and proceeded to mountain village
NV vail for recreation were arrested and detained over
o tybt on suspicion OF being engaged with Peruvian
e,,t,s in revolutionary movements. They succeeded
-, communicating with the United States Minister at
,,na and were Immediately aiterward released Ihe
rre, was made without cause, and the ocefs engaged
IN Il were AT once dismissed the service.
1.nteuant F. s Bassctt Is ordered TO equipment duty
at the Boston Navy Yard
t,eu,enant Zara l. Tanner is detached from duty con
,ctc1 with the construction of the nist commission
,os,,er Ssh Hawk ana ordered 10 cofnmandhef.
Entign Fred W CotlI is detached from the Adams
and ordered 10 the Independence .o. . Attn
al" M an ence FOR year certificate OF dlsabll
go, with nerlnsslon beyond the sea, s erahteu 10
srs,-I ,cuf enant ". l. kInRsOufy. IL IN infantry
mo extension OF lenve granted First Leutehaht
tIrv N Langdon, 25th Infantry. rs futther ehtehdeu
TO June l. 1880. Cd 7 io,,arort Fred
- Th,r. "a Infantry. Is extended one month
Tho NV D.par; iueut has boon Informed 81 the ar
,,vaI ~ inc United States steamer sWatarH nv TOT
~ and tha she will leave Tor SueI on the ia lhs"'
and for Adcn on April D.
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A SOLDIER ON THE WEAVER BILL.
p5.,o- ~ Tn, Trfbuae

SIR: Your article entitled - An Affront to
IN, Soldiers" think hts the case and meets hat is
most needed at this imo-sometblng 10 stop the clamor
of aud others in 'he interest OF MT money
Asa soldier in the late war. and one who has the
AGAR. for hi. authority speak, say most emphatic
ally that the soldiers OF tie late war do not ask any
.uch thing OF the Government; nor do they as class
apuroye OF tne proposed measure have yet to be-
Ileye that a who served honorlDly III Tie
army is 40 lost 10 patriotism aud pride as TO go Ia TINS
.atipg WAY elamOring for bakshlsh at the doors Of
Congress How long must II be before Congressman
can learn the difference between justice aud dema'
gocsmI In the passage Of the Arrears OF Pensions
b there was an act justice for the reason that every
soldier was promised. either ~ Act OF congress or oy
,niration that II he went TO defend his county and
ss disabled be or his family should 10 some way re-
eeve due recognition for the faithful service rendered
and II entitled to pension at all he was entitled to 1t
from the date discharge from the army, wne;her lie
F-d for that pension within I'VE years or nteen, pro-
yided the proper proofs were gwen Ihefe u asoJ"
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A HINT TO RAILROADS. =

To NE EdtT0f OF INC ITF0""''
SIR: TIE TRIBUNE takes 50 much inter6SS
IN sending boys TO the country hat no dou1t IL might
no i.t,umcntal in increasing its spher, Of usefulness
bv inducing the st0ckho dcrs OF great railway lines
10 issue tickets to the Great West and South fog am
lies aud their furniture at merely nominal rat ia inc
freight cars which return empty 20 the West ana
south How much assistance free passage Won'd 10
to a family I'm reduced circumstances! HOW m'eh 'u'
ceutiye 10 economize have s0Gle hte capital wheh
tbev arrive at their distant home! How taey womb
obstotn from resort to the GROCERY How hope would
take the place Of despair aud how their constant frpy'
I've have no money t. 40 Yves" wond be- an~w req
The unanswered social problem OF vice hnc lauprIlsh
,ctl yer Weld except to the force pi * nlci lh az
Tow, rescued families would be "sornOnsih stones "l
our rir0ad magnates grant tue use OF an empty Isut
car at ~ per hundred milc,l Ana wGai nc"rNoir NJ
dviuala will CHAPTER 100 ears for TIE mJ 81 M"icA
IL worthy pei Sons apply Tor ttahfI"i "'.I ,,,o,
Neic- ork FEB. II, 1850 NoN''V"'"'
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HUMANITARIAN WORK FO3 HOMES.
RI the Edffor oT The Tribune


SIR: The peace and priceless joys OF a happy
home dcpsul. IN a FAR too great degree upon The con-
diinu OF our domestic service Toby idelc are thou
X families who hayr d from h. m's which mai
become hes Of ceAseless conflict sikh ignorant IN
competent, dishonest ana dom!neerHg dlmcsho''
Under right regulations these homes would we Deeh
as sanct1lrics Of ORDER pcacc and domestic delight
Bat the donates have been driven by the sioth stu
pdty nl sel.hness TO seek refuge IN hotels
ard bosrlinclouses
70 regulate sac relation between employers ana
cmpo, e m the household. to improve domestic ser
vrc restore the and bless those who serve there
in % fcw philanthrop!c women have been 40 work un
wcareUy Tor the a.; six years, One liberal adY WIN
rare votion to the righteous cause, has Impoverished
herself hy paying over SIP 900 from her own private
purse A the fruitful Tuition ~ her Efforts there have
been founded % Protective Union ard Dire 'ory Tor
employers and those seeking employm nj. framing
School II servants their work. and HON" 'al'd
"Martha's Resi-" at No. 22S Wrst Tari,-eighth ST.
where those who dsaaad "a bv sgc or sickness can
fnl rest, svinpathv and consideratc c're.
Every Thoughtful must rca;z' taat srch insti'
tu,iou ara last becoming pressin; sitr. and that
te time Is no FAR IA be future when the cumfor, and
wou.bciag OF cur city b circles VIII LARGELY depend
upon Their beuodcea; agency. TIE mea@ devised arc
in'pnd,d To superccdc TIE m"deieut and demoroIH-
nragcrccs wnlch war against tAe hest lnt,5tsa OK
both employers and cuplo g.. htuy " lrteli-
senco Offices" have Che effect ~ e'c'ura-iuS
Z
wo,k for which they are par'ltNV or i@ta.V
disau hGed In m0ny mo hou,ekc' per iuds sls
Inn. been d. iheiately deceived by lsr ofs,os ara
hat sl must .thcr discharge tie rre-rnItH IL lipos
tor 'jcr an annoying ana o pg ral 81 SEA fnoGt tle
Gisl -rccable duty Of drilling stUYd s.iNapt neIh-
tim. paving trc highest upcrs1icn i"r conl"'eht
Hcp. The ~cr,apl Su u1.f ri,Ait+t " "a ..s W
the int grncc ,icc 90 repeat ne iW!o'ioh unHh
some other party aic att o gee ief nor ouls Oh tue
agent T.ere process th tl,ol encouraging
n class when. under judicicus @}"t'm 81 trllnihg
might D., made sry iccablc ami serving dom'stcs' 10
persist in course o. conduct that tSnds toward lHo
| pr son and Yo0ihoHs 49, c,.
rom SIN Franc SEQ, is sed ai Jar "a practicable
10 prlaEf the Law. lu =, thifi - ana thcNn- 'olO
M snrvsnis who have long cities. by tho
dazzle and indus rOus Celc>tiss, who can Doubtless %
easily educated become ctcent and reliable Douss-
! help. , ,,, ,,t
Thus far these women nave worked sp&oAauue'i, nuu
are anxious 20 tnuc giving t1clr se\Ccs uhWilihs
to receive uuy financial r'munrrdtoh' i'''I .ol.
work thus nGby undertaken and prosecuted ulutt tuu
sInrt'on 0f state legislative enactment, Nohu thS
! Interests involved in D. were generally comprchchaed,
! receive the cordial cooperation Of every ousekerptt
aud Of every servant capable Of aPprec iis .nn'io
| btncf3cfoN. - H. i'-0'NN'
| Nctr- York. March l2. 1850
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AID For wM. N. cOOPER's FAnLY

10 ne Edit0r OF TIC IFtOHHc'
SIR: In TIE TRIBUNE of Sunday last no.
ticcd communication regarding The fntacal distress
and death Of william VI. Cooper Of Phi.adenhia IS
ono who partook OF his hosDtaty when on his way 20
tne front IN 1861 writer gladly responds to the
call for aid for hi family and would suggeot that you
Ike charge such sums rs may be sem 10 you lo' tns
uurpoee believe that there are many old FOLDERS In
ms civ and vicinity who Will consider % privilege 10
contribute TO THIS fu1d and Is 10 thor convenience
tbaf make this sugge ton. Mt Cooper monte gener-
o and patrot SUI have always been r"inoinbcfcd Dy
m with measure al; hOugh personally re was uhAhO"h
~ me- iiclosed please fiDd 825 Tor tic iunj
NeU- York, March IL, 1850. Wilma
1.-THE money inclosed will be promptly forwarded.
-Edl
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THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE AS 4 HELPER.

rome EditOr OF RE Irt6uHei
Sis: | very much want to thank TIE Wil'er
Of " color Blind" ln THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE. Articles
- find are very much like The h)Wrrs-ihat some
hodv has called d" waysdc sacrament" recall one
entitled SETH" written some wears ago These articles
have their eject TIE writer, Of course, c2unot hno"
what results are produced Tor II Is IN tic qret OF the
hearts DEPTHS underneath tberes'!ess actyi'y OF daiy
Ifo that the silent processes 20 on ami men IN tlis
~, 10 rot rs habit cary their hears up.h tier
sleeves. .,. =, o.,,, T.b.vab
think that every man who tres 10 serve J,untan
M d en- ~ church ~ least once Dbata OhrI Wlab
a. n,,s.eu ger HIS TO say. l. W help MN u Crazy
aud | am prepared 70 maintain fint IL WEI L@ , hiui
s,c,Iiv IA do so. Last sabbath ! WAS conhhcu az
home nv n temporary illness. The le Snn iHusbt by
- color Blind" however, wa stNch hl iuliih'hl 'of
ono nav IL slutl! ed the want since -rlY,
Ohs u'i vi Na5rrIro 1880 II l.. WHEELER.
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HE COURTS.
DESIRING TO EXCLUDE WITNESSES.
SOME SHARP WORDS BETWEEN DISTRiCr-AIIohNLi
TFNNEY AND GENERAL CALM,

SOME SHARP WORDS BETWEEN DiHliiC i-Ai A"''-'-N
TFNNEY AND GENERAL CALM.
In the examination of Edward r. Wllllams
before United States Commissioner Allen. in Brooklyn
Yesterday the testimony for the defence was begun
When the nrt witness called Dstric Attorney ien
ney rcouestel that the other witnesses be excluded r"
the room on tho ground that the testimony OF some Oh
them might be Influenced by what they heard the otnc
say General Catlin, Mr. WliiamFs counsel oppofeu
any such action and denounced such proceeding as
unusual and uncoI for and outrage deccncy and
Justice. 81 viii not Submit tO t., he sild, even 10
crafty wbim Of Mr.. ComIstOck."
Blu Mr.. COmstock has made no request sara INC
Commissioner go. ,,.-.,. a.
.sW.Il," responded General Catln. the lNstict-At
Ornry is only Mr Comst OCk's mCuthDec" III I'M. matter
Mr.. Tenrcv declared that he made The n9'ioh ON us
Own rcsDonsb,litv and not at Nr. Comstccks Sucgts
ton The Comm ssiouer decided TO eXc'uae the VIII
.ses from the roon Mr.. Tcnney sall tbat ne ohY
referred Witnesses who would testify IN ftg'rH 10
handwriting aud General Catin STATE that ne Wou
call none that point YESTERDAY tde ol"eI was o' '
RED lutO effect , VI.
Two witness. q wero exam nrd-Samue 5. F 90 ana w.
r. smith. Mr. Free said that Mr. RoW1ni 10 "Aoih th,
ettcr was sent on which Mr. Williams was afrcsC'' u
laid 10 him that he wOull drive Mr. Wltm pu; me
Grcauu0 Mt Savings Bank, of which ne Is the csftnl
Mr. Rowland also said that De hai marked S'hr tn-
yelopce which he uu IN Mr WiIms's desk. ana tla ne
had received one ~ trcm Mr.. Sn,th testhed lhat u
tba Summer of 1873 Mr. Rowland said to MIN thai MI
Williams sneak and t1at ne vas no. , 1nG ~ ~ ~
he appeared 10 be the surface" Mr. RoWlaho 40
.ad repeate.Ay speaking Of Mr.. Williams " GU uoh
know your man" -
The examination will be resumed on Monday
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li IIat' viii be resumed on Monday.
ARREST OF MERCHANTS.
EDWARD AND LOUIS HAss CHARGED WITH AN Al
TEMPT TO ENADE Az EXECUTION.

EDWARD AND LOUIS HAsS CHARGED WITH IN Al
TEMPT TO EYADE Az EXECUTION.
Edward and Louis Hass, comprising the firm
Of Uas & Som importers Of dry goods Churchst, were
ares Cd Yesterday by United states Deruty-MarshalS
Miller and Dowley on execution issued against their
persons by the United States Disr.cAttoney. Jndg-
neUt WAS obtained by the Government against the firm
last month for sos As the value of several mporta
tiona of silk goods imported by means Of false invoices
n. hosiery Execution WAS at that time issued against
fhe1r uropertv mt a stay OF five DAYS was granted by
The CGurt On Friday last George Bliss, attorney torth
limited States atdayt N the Dstrct-Ai iorucy
office which set that the day AFTER the Vgdct was
secured against the firm the defendants caused tncr
SIGN TO be taken down and substituted another bearing
he ma me of the fathernIaW Of one OF the members OF
Tho 0rm Other facts were alleged which, IL was
claimed warranted the Government In believing that
The def ndants Intended making away Win their prop
erty On this the execution against the persons o the
defendants was issued and executed: -,
l. Dlt.euhuefer, counsel for the deIr ndanls, Oh
tanned from Judge Blatchord writ OF ha0eaS corpus;
The defendants were brought before Judge BatchIoId
m Chambers yesterday afternoon, and pail was Xed az
81 90 600 Adbph Krrb3, cigar MANUFACTURED second
ave- and Louis Bez, brewer justified as Dondsmen III
the amount required and the defendants were given
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They visited the most art country Ire and places
whore a crowd nf people 10 be- found. Dolan and
Brady werc at ls tho women OF tho party were thr
wire. and Iary himself the Ouggcr' IL was inc
mart 81 the is' select tha victim and TO engage
lis attention by asking him questions. tipping mp hls
nat or otherwise ANNOYING him. AT an oppnriune
moment the women8 wires set their utmbc nuEtrs
10 work rifnc his pockets. Red Learys part Hs the
uggsr' was a. strike blow, IN case discovery nauc
n necessary. and to cover the retreat OF
Tie wires aud stalls When they came BACK
fom the country fair tours, Is SUM-
fnev usnsIiy had an abundance 81 money
There "a scarcely Of all the persons VINO requenIeo
the Atlantic m the time Of the Learys tht ~ not now
serving ouf sentence n some prison. Kate Leafy Wemt
last summer to Cincinnati - I've with her hnsoanos
moihcr II "a generally supposed at Fort Hamhio lat
:. Rcd Irarv AFTER hi escape from Ludlow street
JaiI went TO cincnnati and Is .herS or at some
place not far from mat citY
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THE FORM OF TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

a the EdttOF Or Tn IFtO u c
SIR THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE IL an excellent
noper-too good 10 nc wasted but in Its present form
too large and uuhaudy 10 preserve II Il could possibly DO
changed to the Hdrpe''s Weekly 1t ud be CON
yentcnt FOR binding Il great pity that 50 mueh
valuable matter should be lost through Its present ln-
convenient know thai 1t would aid considera-
bic item to the cost OF publication. but think "oud
hear another penny added to ts present price haNe
rudeayored to preserve the sunday issue" 80 iai ouO
find them cry ncOnveuient. | merely IN lhe rus
0estion tln II the thought has not ALREADY pt,'u'u
itse,f yOn may consider whether you would not uV 40
irc great good " modifying ts form 20 rs 10 mahe
handy and convenient volume when bound.
VERY respectfully, -
prooIIo, March 3 1850 WILLIAM " NOE.
fThe plan above suggested was carefully consid-
cred before The SUNDAY tribune was started but
if was found that a majority of readers preferred
the paper in the form to which they were daily
accustomed. One important consideration win
them Is that with the papers present form they
ALWAYS know exactly where to look for any piece OF
news, comment. criticism. correspondence lniscehaV
or d yeffseneni. niE WEEKLY and SEMI WEEKLY.
bo,rev.r are published IN the proposed form ana
are admirably adapted for epding.-EdI
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MuJRDERERs SEEKING A NEW TRIAL.

,or new trial I'm The case OF Franz Lammens. convicted
with Margaret Meicrnoe1er OF the murder OF John
Meierhocner mt West Orange, IN October, 1873. the
appea was based upon certain declarations made by one
OF the jurors before the trial took place ana upon
and M the hour OF the murder he met Lammens walk
ing on the road near M'erhoeflers house carry
ntie of whiskey. The application argued ~ some
length Prosecutor ADeel conended that the ai1dayt
conficteC with Lammens's own declarations on the
Judge Depue said that when a juror was sworn the
1uesfion OF his competency settled; no new trla
conld therefore be granted because of Jurors alleged
declarations. lie would. however. grant rule that IN
the case CrOsbys affidavit several OF the witnesses on
HE trial should be examined IN court, and appointed
uext Saturday as The date OF such examination.
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ADJUDGED TO BE A LUNATIG.

Frederick Bredt, an importer OF foreign
goods doing business in this city, bnt living at Clifton
s L. who some time ago committed to the Bloom
mqIale Insane Asylum taken from that institution
Yesterday To the village hall I'm Stap'ttOn. where an
inquiry made to his sanity II being doubted ny
some OF his friends that he insane. The inquiry
WIS made before Jury OF twelve men. Several wit
nesses among them OF the keepers OF the Blooming
dae Asylum gave testimony which went to show that
MIR Bredt was not right his mind The jury, without
leaving their seats agreed that he was not ht person
to he allowed his freedom, and recommended his return
o tr asylnm Trustees were appointed 10 take charge
of his estate valued NJ ABOUT 100000 MI Bredt mas
a wife and several children, VINO 1--we Ill handsome
house belonging TO the estate at chiffon.
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STING THE ACTRESS ALICE OATES

Alice Oates, the actress, ordered number
go dresses between May 9s, 1873 and April 20,
1879 from T. W. Lanonee. the costumer the total cost
81 witch was IL 300 paid sl.ol5, leaving bal
auee o, $500 which Mr. Lanoncle claims she has ne
,o,,,v ,romsed 10 pay. He has accordingly brought
s a. ,e supreme Court 10 recover $50 ana on DIS
n ton Jadge Daniels has granted an attachment
s,nsf he- property IN this city. Mrs oates IL now
se.s&.ct III Philadelphia.
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rce In The bill proposed 10 ngess fer the cqualt
EaliJn Of oOuniies. No bpnsst > idier iees
the Nation for the d.Fe h toe money values az He
tine 10 ana ihe "a ne ioN haa - tccelVe9
according 20 the contract thea he Wi! s'd9d Ur Tow
AMI give hun wtrt he believes he ius IL 10 COW
dis,,us. n,.c.,iev,us bli Tor he reflex q: sod sr'
snd sal ors" rs proposed by The chief 81 cendsnsues'
Weaver. aS Old SoLDihh-
Scranton Penn, March 10. 1880.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, March 13-ln order that the
ro.r concentration he charged with the expense OF
h attendance by officers OF the army summoned TO ap
pear to testify before committee OF Congress- com
mapdtug officers have been instructed to bo caFeiu 10
grant permission such officers 10 appear and noI ISSUE
eia,I =, that effect Mileage for travel In cases oI
mi natnrc Is not viewed proper charge upon Tue
snnrontiation for the support OF the army.
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cBABGED WIrH EMBkzzLEMENT

Samuel l.. Walker. who for the past fifteen
months ma. zen cashier and head bookkeeper Tor Clin
ron II smith manufacturer OF shirts and collars at No
Aso Broomo st. has been arrested b. tho sherih on
warrant issued by Judge Daniels OF the supreme Cour
,or alleged embezElement Of about $1,000. Ban was
60, q, a. o5o which was furnished. Mr.. Smith al
is q, is -adaylt that Walker had fun charge OF all
he cash received the business aud that oe,Ween NO
nhor s7s and Marca 4, 1880 by means OF ialse en-
,ses m inc books OF account, he einoezEed ABOUT
n 600
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THE sEm-wEEKLY TRIBUNE ALL CREAM.

TO the EditOr Of The TrfbNHe
SIR: Allow an old reader to praise The
TRIusR "a II il now issued Fof many years tried 10
read the Daily rs my father had done before me; bus
the exerons OF laborious PROCESSION did not Aiio" me
time 70 read-I could only skim. Since January /.
$3.50 I have been reading the semi weekly, which
md time 10 do | must confess find it agreeable and
nrontabe 10 have my cream skinned for me- IUs
kvxf-VYYKLY TRIBUNE - az near perfect az can
i a paper to be. There Il interesting matter ~ ~
f1r eyeryone hope IT. truth ediing Pays may lghs
no MANY towns IN country during the poHtca con-
reesr e., ara now euterfng upon. Respectfully,
Middleton, Feb. 20, 1850. 4 NJ CoNANI'
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4 STRIKE QUICKLY ENDED.

PorGuKFEI'sIE, n. Y, Mar. 13.-Ile weav-
Frs NJ stcwart's wooen mills at Genham struck Tor
HIGHER wages to day, and on beng refused let the Duu
Ing n q body. Shortly Afterwards the demand WAS uo-
c,.cd to, aud work was resumed
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e1rprRIoRIrY OF TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

TO the EdttOr OF Ths Tr'6a"e'
SIR: Please send to my address copy Oh
THE WoMAN's EXTRA t.tamps inciese-l nave al""Ss
lived Tur TRIBUNE but hal that the SANTA 'd'on IL
g., ,.,,ar tn.n anything mat has bofcTe appeared.
,nv tnanks Tor Inr valuable aid the kntiinS column
mas gwen ne. Respectfully. AIss d. 'hAiEH.
Woodbns, n, j., Feo. 20, 1850
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NDEFATIGABLE TRIBUNE READERS.

To The Editor Of The tribune
SIR Iuclosed find 10 cents for which please
seud NE THE woNAS's EXTRA. Myself and family read
eight TgIBuNEs per week. seven daes and one weekly
,rn1y "a ,.Ctcafnrn Mrs ID. !. Fist.
Ehte Harsn, Penn, Feb. 20, 1850.