Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-12-19
N. Y. TRIBUNE FOR 1890.
NEW FEATURES. A BRILLIANT YEAR AHEAD

During 1880 the Nelr York Tribune will be great
~ improved in quality and made more lively, fresh
and readable than ever before in its history. Among
the special contributors DUNG 1890 Will be:
Andrew Carnegie-Prnciples of Business Sue
cess. Gail HamiltOn-EnrOpean MOnarchS. Ter
ence V. fOwderly- Restriction of Immigration.
Chauncy NJ. Depew, Senator John j. IngalS, Mrs.
John A. Logan, Rev. DIR. John X. Paxton and
Others-Topics not announced. Albert Grinin-
\. W. Tourgee-The Colored Race in America. ).
c. 7. Dodd-The Advantages of Trusts: Josiah
Aliens Wife''-The Small Salaries of Country
Clergymen. Senator VIM NJ. Stewart, of Nevada,
Unlimited Silver Coinage. Fred ). Tallmadge-
ON Men of the Revolution. Kate Field-Mormon
Question. Erlstus Wiman-Suecess and Failure
Among Business Men Rev. Edward Everett Hale
The New England of To-day. Bishop Henry G.
Potter-Ruritl Reinforcement of City Population
Geo W. CaDle-SOme Strange Legislation in the
South Marshall p Wilder-Honor OF England
and America; Evils of Trusts. Henry w. Grady,
of the Atlanta COIrstitutiOn-Chances for Capital
in the New South. !. c. Russell, United States
Geological Survey-Highest Peaks OF the United
States. w. NJ. GrOsyenOr-GOld and Silver as
Money. L. Z. Quigg-What is Left of Our Public
Lands. Emily Observation-Disclosures Science.
Ernest Whitney-PecEliarities of American Pro
nunciation. Prof William Pepper, President of
UniveI Sty of PennSylvania-AC College Education
Good for All; What is Best for Those who Cannot
Get II. NJ. Y. Beach-Slayer of 430 Bears.
-, Other contributors will be announced hereafter
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