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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

There should be no surprise because the Demo
Gratis are preparing 10 grab the organization Of the
Senate. They have always grabbed everything they
could reach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

President Garfelds Inaugural was better bait
for young men than anything the sage ex-GoT-
ernors of the Democratic party have invented or
can invent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

few vigorous remarks from Mr.. Watte-son on
the subject of free trade, favored with some free
observations on the dunderhead procljvites of the
Democratic party, might enliyen things somewhat.
The danger of the Democracy now Is gradually
Increasing lethargy which may develop into the
sleep that knows no waking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

If there Ia single person in the country who obs
jects to the appointment Of Colonel James to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

There Is no encouragement in Presi dent Garfeids
Cabinet selections for the men who were watching
for split in the Republican party. II the present
country IN 1884 will be that same Republican party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27


n Cary. u -" hm "i ihe H. cary = -.
a"r~ 49, ar}. lioaard SANGER OF h.-r, ia the ''u'
year OF ais net.
ConK-on Wednesday morning. May -. Elizabeth West
viz, IT John G.. 'ook. ag,d g. vcat> 49,,
Ie fi.cs and FRIEND. respectfully inViicd 10 'ni
funrra service, her hate rlcucr. 80 Ii' est -'i 81
on Fuday. AT "clorA .. IN.
FIErCuEK-At sterling. Monteus. Mr. ~ = fhrhrf'
vile Of Saiuur Fletcher. formally Of cubA AArsAiS @"
NtS lcTk. aged tI Years
81 and buhalo papers please copy
GIIl.fKr At Nuiirld Conn May 81, fn'y J.. }O'"s'''
daughter Of Mary h. aud TIE late Weston Gi'Drr@
Noucr of funeral hereafter
"r,ii Nav ~ ,itrd Fr-',r,a lalNt~i II. D.. eldest
son Of James " and May A hA.s''rl
Funeral private 800,
PERRY ON wednesday, May % 1881 Samuel Perry tn TIE
pctc. ea frel. are respectfully invite" to attend tho
tanrTs 'srir ,e. g "a ~ "a Wc,t 5'ti%t
Friends arr requested not 10 semi ho""fS
PUGII-On "Wednesday evening. IN h- "li,n LAY Ok
Rstycs AZ, friend. are resctfy inyiel to attend tho
funeral the re-drn'e 81 MS pairhlN lS''-S- III" WINS
ave- on Friday 10 day, al oclt-k . M
RIVERsOn TUESDAY. 24th inst Lena r Rivers aged Il
FgnarSl on Friday 27 inst TIE te'dr oi her grand
father Peter NOgr,ssag. 40 '"O Doa-'I bi"oAJu' Al
SWIFT AT Morrstown. y J. Tuesday New 1881. John
n swift formerly the hIm Of -@nI iufbut - Co., Of
this ,ity IN the 76th yeat Of hi~ age
Funeral srtFl''s VIII Ir htll ~ VIZ 90 ~,
nuul1u -Ost AID Ii1s ave" FalaJ ~" iA'N' At
lptIntgt At Unity Ccmc'ey. It Is respoctiuy requested
that no bowers nr SEM
MAs-sudi~uly. Of hemorrhage az O'Clock a H.. on
Funeral services ut bis home, tr i@-iirnce 81 FRANK
tiaubers Mount N-rnoI \, FRIDAY, way "a on arrival
of Ncw.ayen RAILROAD Tram leaving 1fahu CeAiEN Depot
at 20 O'Clock T.. ~
NeS-OTleans papers pleas" copy
wooLLEY-In Brooklyn. May 25 Jacob 0. Woolley, aged
Fupera TO take place Friday 27th Inst tho NJ f. Church.
Iiaupy augr, l. l., At lsO o'clock " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27
A RUBENS MISSED.

70 the Fdft0r OF The Trto"he' 90
c,n. What has become of that magnificent
,o,,r. y, Rnbens "The Flight OF the Holy FANNY
srom Fgvpt" which used to occupy so prominent
Mace in the old building OF the Metropolitan museum
in Fourteenth-st, aud there greatly admired oy
connolsseursi I missed it on the walls OF the new" III
recent visit TO the Museum. Permit me AT 'n' "'''
t,,n. 70 call your attention curious mistake III !
sa,alosoe az the loan collection at present eNl',
There Among those pictures is Que o. ienni| th
mnto,tnnately have forgotten both the name :" lSS
srtist and the number of the picture ana nave N'a
INV catalogue In profile draped and bowed III ' ~
sa,,sd attitude of the traditional Mater DOoIosn q"
Catholic faith The catalogue has this Marta uv"'
Rosa" -, 800,
rrba Rnbens IL being removed from the panel
a ia nainted on and transferred to canvas-a long
lifScult and expensive proceSs.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

BUFFALO, May 2G.-At tO-day's session Of
he General Assembly the Revision Committee WIS 10
hructed TO incorporate in the existing form Of
nent the two amendments in regard 10 the synOd4 just
BOW adopted by the Presbyteries The committee was
Aso desred TO propose 10 the assembly such verbal
changes in the text of the form Of may
Do needed for the purposes OF adaptations and report
form OF words In which these changes may be proposed
py way Of the Presbyteries for their adoption.
Dr. William NJ. Paxton presented the report OF the
Committee Bills and Overtrres. The first ture
yes on The Opium Trade" from the Prcshytcry OF
Warrington. Resolutions offered the substance Of
Fhch strong condemnation OF this trade ami
mated discussion of the resolutions INDUCED
Inc report OF the Standing Committee Education
stated tst there 43l candidate under the
dthe Board Of which number 81 were colored and 26
German. Only l4l this year graduated, of whom G2
we're aided by the Board The report was accented md
Recommendations were adopted that one OF the first
heoessites OF tne ehnrch Is An increasing supply OF
Fellqualiied, consecrated and faithful minIsters
sho shah be adapted TO the work ~
sur times. and moro willing serve in ell the fields which
IRE now inviting Christian effort that the rues az Inc
Board OF Education reference TO the supervision OF
esndidates under us care be more faithfully followed
nc that The Prcsbyteries give more attention
ne ofcia reports OF the theological faculties concerning
ne Standing OF candidates under their care and en-.
Esavor 70 secure higher grade OF scholarship and Vcty
Mt 1T ~ Poor secretary OF the Board Of Ednca-
snoecuIaed and that the cities o. Rochester and Buffalo
"sae N hke unsatisfactory condition.
The Rev. Heman II. Allen OF the LouisvilIe Prcshy.
SPOKE against the cry for brains scholarship
re IN the ministry, because there had followed
- nsceeslty decrease of the young men
Wiling Go enter the minigfrv - '-o "N"
ans diminished report OF the Committee on Bills and
yyeftures Was taken up, the second resolution an
aAtion 10 II. va NoNi' Vi INC OiPo-
5he NTH overture relative 10 the use OF uufermen,ca
es AZ ne celebration OF the LOrds supper called
Ss - aevnkseeraOle discussion. The Rev Ambrose
-. ' hnh one OF the temporary clerks Of
sos.,,; x,s - g objected 10 the report OF the
49, .lreugh stress OF conscience II was, how
sr.f'sa " large vote The answer was "rhe
vtne. Ths se.ssnts Y the Lords supper bread aud
6ctSruias 49, leaves u to the church session
e,Mn ~ u made on tAe matter" 49, 1880 -" Nv"
&c a, nm, S session The chairman OF the Commit.
s.e 80 70 aan oseftufes submitted number Of over
~ S s important OF were two overtures
- - o. sss shs Sneayo and Logansport Presbyter-
sHities wss Adopted ''-' -'s''' - '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27
FARRAGUT UNDER FIRE.

Fe ne EdETVT IT TT -.
Sir: Since writing you my former n"'c
about MI Anthonys assertions nave r'' Wv wv,
90, nv nj. son In his account Of the engagement
q, Mobile Bay the younger Parragut says p Al') ,n"'
A., father was tied 70 the rigging not by his own u
I'm, by the direction Of his FlagCap'sn pr"y'"n' ""
seeing the Admiral clnyng to the rigging appr'"'u''"
a, once the terrible danger TO which be ""n'u ~ 'N
,o.ed ~ hit and ordered MIR KNOWLES to 80 a"l' w., h
a.. aud seeure the Admiral 10 the rgglhP So 'll, u"
,d mo-, uossIby fall the deck. subsequently, Wtn
The ADMIRAL sat TO WiliIm PAGE tnr W. ' II >,
~ cot o,v consented he depicted as tea I" tr w
Stng but actually slowed the artist now ln' II"|s ~
passed around his body Comlnandrt W,,Ia'' -
Brooklyn, May %, 1881. .
IThe Rev. Mr.. Anthony's tale about tarraguI
npxt have been designed for the marine s.-Ld'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27
OPINIONS or SrNNr0R SAWYrR.


lur PLOpLE OF WIsCoN-lN II FAVOR or nm ="
MINIsuAfloN
Senator SAWYER of Wisconsin, when asked
A., T.rnr> reporter FOR Ai+ opinion upon the rr'isna
,,,u- and present situation rrlac'ant 10 SAY any
ching for publication stating tAAt ais Views on iho sun
ia, vyrr, wei, known in tie -rtc, AMI he Thought thAl
s sufficient In the part OF thc conversation "hi'n nc
was willing 70 have published he said
Tbe prop, Of my state. t least nine-tenhs OF them'
o,e str,pgiy iu favor Of the Administration They be
,y and believe that President Girheid assumed the
o.: the Presidential chhr w tn lhe deter
natton 10 nnio the different factions 81 the party ana
Ro II stronger That be- and The party Ia Washington
haze, done the bust thing tAt Wa possible unirr tdo
,,,nsiauo.- is my conviction The present situation
-, be regretted think snDor mlndoi people must
nm mature reelection support President Garfield In the
.tt,on ne has takon more especially ~ Nj COnAuhg
nd Mr. P.ft have both acted Ike boys.
Ti,are VIA time early Ia tho con
~ when | think that either the Prnrdt M
-, senator Conkug could have retired with hOnOrsi Dut
~ Latter mart of it, when Mr.. COukhng asSunrd the
IL al a the President would certainly not nave
hen instincd in Withdrawing Judge kohertsons name.
a. 90 IN controversy having an outside effect DO not
,,snk IL IL probable, because the western people
mn ,,nnn n ~ merely local affair There Il however,
another reason. That Is the people are setung ted oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27
THE LATEsT ADMINI.IRATloYN, kEGNUIT.

If the return of the Senators would harmO-
fz the marty and heal the breach between them ana Inc
President nothing would give us greater Pleasure V 10
their election by unanimous vote. But such coni
don Of filings ia Of the question, and we must IL "a
with the facts they exist VITA perhaps greet 81 al
n right ON their side in the hs ginning, they are Ihc
an great deal ~ wrong their side In the end hoy
ne becoming candidates against the almost uniu'r'l'ly
dvers4 ind .meut their friends, whose Wlslts LtN
,honld con suit and regard They cannot stand They
M sure To 60 down. and thus attempting IA force them
eyes "a candidates they ought 20 20 du~n In nave
Produced the present situation, and they should accept
I without a murnur. Republicans and Rcphican
,evsiapers at least will hr cOmpc,l'd To d" H. "" nave
,ad our III Of strife and fierce contention We want an
Administration in harmony with the Rriublran priv,
md "A RrDubican party IN harmony with the Adnlui>f "a
ION With to represent MS IN the Seiir "' ne
United Statesmen OF high character and abllti-Who
nave differences with the Prc,i III
there u stand in the way Of united party 80 The
hate OF New-YoFk Gentlemen Of the Lfgi~d;'..c II
rcu hear and heed the voice Of people ali viii jet be
Gauf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27
CONSIDER MS DIGNITY.

To the Edff0r or The Tribune.
SIR: Why shoud our senior ex-senator he
called trlt0r Had The Great The stately and The
Grand rghi 10 dictate 10 the honored body Of which be
wa. a member. that Il should do his bidding To an at-
tempt 10 bulldOle and thwArt the President hhht'
fpr.ooth IL our ,h, legislative body for n not tn be
the plnytniug of Lord ROscoes arrogance ana maize"
Pray what other way had The Magnificent of d'ichd'
Ing hi. Outraged dignity. but to ~ into tantrm re-
sgu hl. two soats" nnd leave the Senate Ia the hnnhS
Of the cncmyt And having
Jumped nfo brarnhlc bush
Ana +, rlti he'd out both ti7 eyes,
Why should ne not exhibit his wisdom Ia all due haste
aud Dc allowed ia
Jump into another bush
And p fnf, % them In agani
And why should not The Great Astutc hid the Vice
PR icni exhibit %" dignity ~ his great office by Jump
Ing D. her 10 open s house tor sunday conference 10
arrange for forcing spontaneous VihdrailOn OF us
course
Thr De- some Old fogics no think this plan for monop
oyiur orr state H. -atur time ius' no" au unhehr'
nhe Outrage against the entire state. ana more lnihr-
nfrv AGAINST the health and wrbrng Of this cy. iut
have not the wheels o National legislation been hl0cK
for weeks by command 90 The superb and snail W. now
presume to oppose hi-susr ~ state lGwmak"r-' ~
lii paything Vital their work now T. To the com
ralth aud especially 40 20 he city, how DO tines"
interests link into lhranre when senatorial cOnr-
t.-y" o. senatorial iupcriousuess II al stake!
Aeir- fOrk. May II, ISL oIALwAEr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27
HiiiPER IS BROS.

WIN WIS Vnul (.rpv-or, y John nabbifon. author IL
"fl.',u's ial-.' &c IlA-ffnfri square lhmo '"h ~
Hunting td,rnimrr- o. aud aud ia 10" Young Nin
r,... "a Nufth 3 Tor iN ii"fi' ~
LuuA. toiitl,l} illustrated. $50. '.iA = 3D.
NIrttcru, h. nIcinoir- Nrm"u. - fiin.+ N'iirIh'h
l-...i-.5. Isif,,i los Iun.' il.aIA li't"ful'h 40
Iarrr- ia-~it. and '-.iufi 's H. H. h"h~on 'Ini'
Translated hy VI 81, Aanrt Haslti l"lto J. ai' IT, '"'
ialrI. 20 cents oA'Jl
Unrpcr'- cIopirin Of British and american posry
III ihy rps. ~igt Royal 90. uuninaicd 'i''h cob
UI'd ,slg's. - 80
The story of IIcien Troy. \ Noyc By ~" nuih"i u
t,.,t,n I.l an lli e. Muunt lr,rt lbHo ''tI, 80
Tn, ,Iill,r'- Daughter y Noyel. by Anne Bsae ito
sl4r. ttritn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27
WORD TO nm LEGIsLATTRE.

SIR: The acton of Mcssrs. Conkling and
Tl4it ~ rssnn their seats and then worsing Tor an
ALLEGED ",iujiclton Is so hruGIiins that 1t deserves
urr cond iuuatiln from all good citizens II any man
tu.,. fic legislators ~ Albany can be- found VII" -
rn aI u step music ~ the people in tins matter,
li. ,.,..',,,l Ola. af.. numbered. I. J. STRONG.
Iruo.t,u. y. 10. My -. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27
CATT,PN.GI.S COUNTS OPINION.

To me Idttor ~ Ihe TribUHe.
SIR: The Republicans &c this county do not
hc,c that when "a recognized i'arr 81 thc party sci-
up bolt and tries 20 niurc hi- party by rc-nine and
giving thr majority 20 TIE Democrats ~ the senate De-
has nuv rht 10 claim viudcaion al onr hands and 10
%. .ft .,f toI,fir party further aa1h Most o. the
i. ,i.,, ,,.rr- ~ tni- county have signed lHn'r.
faru .rll fo uI Iii, men, Prpr-i us a-h- thr
. of tl'klus lgl lif tud ili -lh< ne p'-l-
tom faAtu Dos rrr-. :tif ftLrur.d lsLft bIICAS.
ta.aguttyus. 3. l.. NAy -, ISL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27

To the Edtior Of Thc Tribune.
SIR: Mr. Conkling now claims that he does
Mt seek 10 nntaeouikc the Administration He knows
b,'rr aud all the world know shelter His absorbing
Object his highest conception OF siatc-manship viii be
o. arr.s, bcttlc aud thwart President Garhelds
Administration Obc0urs he does not this openly,
bun - believe that the eco-n ANA rauconr OF
f. ur have been suddenly qu' ncncd by The folly INTO
which ha- been pre- cpitatcd by his inCuruOo ap en-
90 the last r. " LAYS o.
ScrqHtn. Penn, May %. ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27
epssial Notices.
To Housekeepers,

A. To Housekeepers,
THE TRADE, HOTEL PRoPRIETORs AND OTHERS.
Great sale ~ Elegant China and Glass Ware
THIS FRIDAY AFTERNOON. AT 230 O'CLOCK, WITH
OUT RESERVE,
by THOMAS y. KIRBY co. AUcrioNEERs,
AT THE ART ROOMS. ss5 BROADWAY.
Opposite wsllaossl
A large and valuable assortment Of
ELEGANT CHINA AND CUT GLASS WARE INCLUD
ISG NEARLY 100 DINNER, TEA. LUNCH. DESSERT
AND BREAKFAST SERVICES. AND MANY ELEGANT
ARTICLES OF.oRNAMENT.
The whole 10 be sold without reserve ny order OF
MEssRs. JOHN MILAN & CO.. OF EDINBURGH
Henry A. Daniels " d., AZ Lexingtonaye. 93tbst.
UunTs, \ io ] AMI 6tO7.
fuff In Ieufi guusn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27
TRUE WORDS FROM ONE or coyKLING,a
IIT-NI
From TIE Tl.y Times (CVallfHg RSp.l

From me my T,mes (CJatifng RSp.l
SO long as Mr. COnklng cOutentcd himself
with the exereise Of Lis r-it 10 diher with m rN
hon perhaps the majority, OF TIE Republicans &" the
State OF New York. But he went u~ihrr; he resigned
his seat In the senate az the United states and with his
colleague retired from the Senate chamber BY that act
be turned Republican Senate into Democratic body
and threw the politics Of New York STATE " not the com
Try into sich dangerous confusion that can fore
zee the end Mr.. COnkiin: MAY have hi grievances
tgainst The President but the Republic party of New
York, which loved hOnorcd and trusted Roscoe tpuk
ing has greater grievance against him for describing
The Office he had unwiscy resigned creating breach In
the party that time itself may never heal Thereon Is
he wrong-the unhappy mistake Of great and brilliant
man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27
PEOPLE AND "PRIHATE."
A SUCCESSOR SUGGESTED.

TO ne Edftor or me TrtouHe.
SIR: The election Of General Arson q. Nc
Cook for United states senator, think would be one
perfectly satisfactory 10 every loyal Republican III New"
York state. General McCook comes OF good fanny
has splendid war record and Is now bHns upon ~,
third term "a Congressman. How Thoroughly We"
houci ~ ne il I'm hls dl-trcta Democratic one by the
wny la shown by the majority he haS had ~ en "l ns
elections lie IL intimate terms with freSIdeht uai
field. and SUPPORTS tie Administration. 49,,
Ntr- York. May %, ISL. An ADMINISTRATIONS MAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27
THE WAY IT LOOKS TO THE IRREyERENT Mr.
HAiSfEAD

Prom ne CtncfhnQu f0aHsrciql Ind. Repl
II is the dnty of the Administration to the
Repubcan party and the country To defeat this Ireios
ferrous person. There De peace with him until he
D Knocked down and dragged out. and II the country
knew tonight thoroughly that the President would not
bow him or his any more fAvOrs, but would punish
md all who are playing sycO. 'hdnt TO him. h.- power
you'd vanish, and he could walk his All the way
oul the Fifth Avenue Hotel to the Post Office without
Disturbing any male citizens peace Of mind raising
Eowd OF small boys II l. estimation Of tits affair
that the Is larRe 10 crawl before one man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27

Tho Foreign Malls Tor lhe wee. ending saturday, May
% l--i viii close this once oD TUESDAY al ~ n,
Tor Europe, By steamship Nevada via oneenstO~n on
WEDNFSDAT At ~ M, for Europe, by steamship
PARMA via Queenstown sondencr Tor France 10
specially allfr,,se and al M l0I itahr' direct w
siran .hip Pefru Hayre. on flluh-Dh !, Al hnlor
Grmany France sc, By steamship NrldW va fYnoulh,
Chcfiuurg and Hamburg ,pon1rn'r in b. hiAln
and be specially ales-ffl AMI 81 " ~
Europe by steamship Bate va Queenstown on SAl VIC
DAY A. Tor B.lgIm direct DF -t"anshp f"l'flhh,
VIA Antwsrp. ana q II tot ''rnAhy sc ny steihlSnH
Oder, Southampton aud Bfemrn e0Fre-Poinencr TOT
drrat lintan be specially sirsses.
T. m, Tor Europe by steamship tlty 81 rflin, VIA
Queenstown aud D. fOr scotland direct, by steamship
Fufnru-la via 0asgOw. The mails tor Porto co elos, on
TUESDAY AZ m. The mails for Brayil and Arsrntine,
Via Iuohmond clos. ~ tsDAN a. $50 D. m. Tho malls
for ilnyt close ltSDAY ~ To Tho mails for
cuba aud MrAlco close I ut N@DAl at 800 . IA Tho
Jamaica. MafacaiDO Havanila, Nc clos" on FhI
Ihe mails .of krnefuet AMI Cur sba Close on
SATURDAY a. The mails for Vera cruz, via New.
orleans close SATURDAY AT -.iOP ~ no mails Tor
CHINA and Japan close MIy % ~ $50 m The mans Tor
HENKY q. PEARSON,
posf Orlcs Ney.YOrk May u, l>sl Postmaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27
GEORGE ". CARLETGN n co.

Happy o-Lucliy. The ~ N1yl - Ga" aGihoi
Oi lsut,flgr. tfl~-y. rtc.. etf. Cloth. - %
AMir'- Trng,d,. Inc Sew Noyel by May Agie- Flcm
hg. i-ui" '.,'i.. 3D.
prnirie Flower nov ieno fyi,ri edition = Emerson
lsrtutit supvrl. 80 tIf.lHir i.uila.. fuc' = -
How to " IN in Wall street iy succe''ih operator
i-4.tI. faftr f- .ri t'.i-
ACollrgc Widow. ~ mr''b1be story hy thA:'es W.
~ry..1ar I-.o Handsomely bound fftrsl 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27
HINTS, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
A UNCONVENTIONAL TEST WORD.

% IN, Edttor Of me Trt6une
SIR: In your editorial OF this date, hcy
n the New Version You state tie third class OF chatee
20 be those required by amended TRANSACTIONS oW"s
s...,ce IN schoar.hin etc" VIII you be good enough
A. sate how the dules reader" can get at the ic r
m OF The word Bapize, unless he becomes y
LIS No ont the meaning The new version Hlc'
hin no information IN regard 10 H. Does thiI sn1%
Tghtened scholarship
Xep York, May 20. 1881. !.
fThe revision companies were not making u'-
oo,ninational translatiOn.-Ed.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27
A MOVING QUESTION.
:. 80, n m fc0co E~euf.g Journal RSp \


IL there il to be a unan nous revolt against
c,e ADMINISTRATION among t1e C0nklinritr7 oi y ~
sated Ia lnDortant occ- since Lori Roscoe RESIGNED
accept of the same As far hoard from not one -
hem has yet notified the President that be- drr l,s
Nth thautS-not even General stewart l.. Woodrd II
GarfieI's conduct has been awiuy awful M ara
70 Mr. ConSling why should not all the superior Being,
n New York resent the insults that Lave been Leap,d
upon him I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27

UTICA, y. Y. May 26.-Samucl \. Murson p
wealthy resident Of this city tid or some years one Of
Gle din, .,ur- Of the Western Union Telegraph Company
d.rd tllis u.urliut BOO Bis a. -~iNth year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-27
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Senators mistOOk the state OF the weather
- Snw-Vork or they would not have put To St I'D ne
tace of aburncaDe-l Democrat ana Ohon'io
Repl
The Republican sentiment of the state Is I'M,
nisakabit II il Oyerw henine ia it, c"ndSmnal" Oh
he reseaon Of our Senators and against their reeec
don.-lTrOy Times u;ePJ
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