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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

DlEU.
CoEOYER-on Friday. gath inst. Mary D.. widow Of the
late John r. ConOyCr
Funeral services Monday 27th inst 80 O'Clock a. m a.
her stc residence, 3l2 West 2Sfhst
Intcrment If convenience OF family.
Kindly omit flowers
CUGLE.-on Sunday morning, goth inst, Nellie p,
wife Of Robert NJ. Cu2e.
Funeral s'rlces on Tuesday 2sth inst, az O'CLOCK
D. NJ hcr late residence. 405 LenoH-ave Internena
az Convenience OF family
JoNES-on Friday May - 1892 Arthur Mason Jones
Of Macon Renskaw Jorts, and grandson OF Mari Mason
Jones In the saith year Of his age
will be held Grace Church. Broadway and
10th st.. at 80 Monday My a. Friends and rel
atives respectfully Invited 10 attend
Internent In family vault az TArrytnvn.
LEANAN-At Stamford Conn. Sunday, May 20,
A. Percy, infant Of Walter L. and Alice Ps
LeamAn, aget IL months and 10 days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
PAULY-At College Point, L. L.. on Saturday, May 25s
Louise Tauly. nee tilinaus. wife ot Win Panty.
Relltvos aud friends invited % attend the funeral from
her late residence on Monday at $50 p m.
sCHESCK-In brooklyn. on Sunday afternoon, May os.
1889, Of typhoid foyer. Mary Scott VIE Of FredeTiee
Juuias GFidley,
Notice 81 funeTa! hereafter.
sRERMAN-Charles q. sherman May 25th inst agec %.
Notice Of funerai hereafter.
SaITII-At 500 West 12Oh.st. New York, on THURSDAY
May % Lizzie Paxton, wifo Of S. w. d. Smith, aged
30 years and months
SToTT-On the '25th inst, James Stott age 20 years
Funeral service VIII D.. held al the Rose Hl MethodiH
Episcopal Church, 27ih.st, between Cd and ID
TUESDAY, at ! O'Clock.
Kindly omit howcrs.
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ATTRACTIONS AT TUE ATHLETIC BEyEplr.

AfTRICTI0SS AT THE ATHLETIC BETEPlT.
The following is the list Of attractions already
secured for the benefit to be gvo at the Metropolitan
opera House next Friday afternoon for the Actors
Athletic Association: Tho Casino fun orchestra
ductor, Gus Korser; Fred Leslie, Nellie FArren. Let
de Lind Syria Grey: Rosina Vokes and Henry z.
Dixsy In a sketch; Thomas ". Keene In the Forum
Scene, from julius Caesar" The Mob Burr Mae
ntosh, ". Laokaye Clay Greene, Frank Lane. Ralph
Deimors, De Wolf Hopper II. A. Roberts, Dgby
Bell Rtchad Carroll, Thomas q. Seabrooke g. Miller
Kent, Charles Punkett Edwin Arden, Harry @.
Clarke, John z Kellead, John 7. Sullivan. ". +.
Biaade. Jesse Jenkins, J. H. 5hewell, George Fsw-
ectt William Wilson, Walter Collier Frederick Cor
bett, chaSis Parsioe, Harry q. Vance, A. jackson:
Francis Wilson and Louis Morrison, fencing bout:
Eugene oudin, Marion Manola, j. K Emmett and
Marie Jsnsou- IN songs: John l. Sullivan and William
muiaoooi wrestling bout; novel entertainment By
FRANK Daniels, Charles T.. Evans, William HosY,
James T. Powers, Dtgby Ben, Richard Golden, A
Tug OF war oetwecu leading men and comedians
7. T. sullivan O.: p. Lear0ek Wilton Laoksye. Frank
Lane, DO Wolf Hopper Dgby Dell frank Daniels,
G. Edwin Stevens. Scene IRON Antony ana cleo
patra, revised for this special occasion by Ciay
Greene; Antony Wilton Lackaye; Cleopatra De Wolf
Hopper Grand ballet Premlers-Ass ieity lind
Miss Sylvia Grey, jefferson dc Angels Eue,ns Can.
field; Coryphees-Charies T. Evans, William Rosy
Richard Golden Charles Parsloo, Sidney Drew. FrsS
THIS viii be s.llvan's nrst appearance in public
AZ A wrestler. Tho boz of9cr win be apened nm
Tuesday morning The price Of reserved seats is
90, and of boxes $40.
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ruyERAL OF LAURA BR1psxAY..

Boston, May 60 HpecIaD.-The funeral Of Lsurs
Brdgman, the noted blind deat-mute. which occurred
.. tho Perkins Institute In South Boston, this s1tei,
noon. where the late DR.. Howe accomplished seeming
lmposslblnios IN the education Of this girl, was
Unique and interesting occasion. attracting many
q The chapel Of the institution would hold. At the
bead Of the coHln was marble bust Of Dr. Howe, AID
among the norai offerings were pillow OF ferns ard
inlss ssnt BY Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, and tablet OF
ss fens and daisies contributed by the pupils OF the
school Among those present wero her brother from
cheaeo, and tvo sisters. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe and
NM. Asad Howe Elliott, Of Chicago The services
yes sordnoted by the Rev. Dr. Jntten' Lsars's pas
sor; he Rev Or Edward Everett Hale, and Professor
fs5s o. iho Institution Tue singing wac BY the chill
dtn OF ne school, te principal piece being choral
eoupesod by py John T. Dwight Tho addresses
xes bnsf and interesting, her pastor saying, L1ure's
iess sttssnDt a she was dying, TO formulate speech
ne dumb alphabet, was tho word mother
us bskal VIII take piscs Of Hanover, ~ H. her
xsEse plaza
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NOTES OF THE STAGE

v r. Price the business manager OF Richard Mans
sen whose arrival was mentioned last week, has 1t
s h,eved succeeded in making arrangements for the
snnsarancc Of his star here next fail in Richard M
The rrosc.on Of the shakespearesn tragedy in london
me, With general praise. Mr.. Price, when soon on
sat,,, day. said tina. he would not be able TO mako
apv authoritative statement OF his plans till today
rhere wers however rmors that palmer's would DO
the theatre The lease Of the Globe Theatre in Lon.
aon, which Mansfield holds TIL December. VIII be
t.he over BIZ George W. Floyd for Miss Kate Forsyth
who wifi urescnt The Tgress.S
G n Dsneroh VIII return 10 the stage In Henry
Iryipcs production Of Walter Philps's drama, The
Dead Heart at the Lyceum Theatre, London next
fall Mr. Bancroft VIII play the Able La Tour
Coquean and Mime. HadinE tonight begin their
season at the Gsety Theatre, london.
An Edison perfected photograph will to-day DO eS'
hbited at the Gettysburg Panorama at Nineteenth
81 and F0nrth.ave.
Colonel Maplcson is again about TO bloom out as AL
operate manager. HIS company is mainly composed
oil singers new TO London. Marie Titiens Will mako
her debut during the season. -
. Manager Amberg has r~engaged PoSsart for 100
nights. The remarkable success OF this actors en-
esgcfnent during the season of 1878 win be gen
eraiiy remembered. Mr. Amberg has also engaged
Gaetze and for his operate company the prlmodonns
Constants Donita who has made good reputation at
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destroyed his chance Of winning which ist have been
great one, ss notwithstanding all the ground be LOST
hs was only Just beaten ont OF third place,
But In the Csmbridgeshlre Tinys had HIS revenge
IN htl Archer rode 81. Mirin, whom be lacked q
win him, as rtmOr had II at the time, some S200OO1I
Sailing up the Cambridge hiii he hal his fold WI
beaten and bis immense winnings were apparently
within his grasp. Those who tho race viii nsvef
forget how In the last fy yards little White who waf
riding the desplSed outsider. sailor Prince swooped
down hc streak OF lightning ST. MIrn ana Afehm
I'm The last hundred yards had the Princes at BIZ
girts fifty yards from home and fairly outr.ding tbs
great jockey, landed his mount winner by tho
shortest Of heads I told you I'd be even With you
day, you villain," SAID little White between his
gasps for breath he pulled his horse mp after the
finish. There was another Richmond In the aetd
today, and don't you forget IT.
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LANCE, IF NOT NOISY, BRASS BAND.

From The san Francisco Lhrunicc.
Ilcro Is law IN jersey (the slo whore The LILY grew
that every mau r. liable 10 military duty, and must
turn once year 10 show hlu Gof as a soldier.
There Is nothing 50 wRrliko as a militia soldier In
q tnc OF peace. The handmaster WAS IN exception
10 the rule I have spoken u above, governing
musicians. lilo must have boon chock hiil ~ tho
divine aihtul bcrause he In debt 10 tho butcher.
the bahor the tailor. tho public house. and every
tradgsnan In tho place, almost Things looking
very blue for him when the tmo OF tho annual turnout
arrived. The bills wcrc coming In vry lively, and
a haupy idea struck him. Those mon hated 10 gu
through tho military business. lie went 10 thom
individually, and sad something 10 this effect:
YOu'vn got a little bin against mo-
"a big blu, you mean
well, that's all right, Q bill. Now, you don't
want TO march IN the ranks Of this parade, do you
NO.
You say nothing about my bill and I'll put you In
the band"
Tho proposition accepted all around and when
the day camo tho band was sixty strong, but thoru
were only four roal Instruments The bandmastor
called the baud together and addressed his creditors,
who wero all supplied with dummy instruments
Now, look hCroi When you're marching you
must pun out your checks and pretend but-don {
MAY, don't make sound. nut whom you sec an
1rlcor coming or you marching past, blow for all
you arc worth and never mind tho tune
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SHE DOES NOT LIKE BALKY HORSES,

From The Chicago Journsl' . -,
"what arc we stopping for" sad VIC JMH
Baiky horse on the track answered INC
lie won't for whipping or pgiung VI Nv ~,
she asked about my experience With sGky h"r TSs
MOI WO Il was out on tho Colorado pans. Two
most elegant Young eligible OF set had inYited me
10 'ske ride behind his ligb.spitt"i Dn~pIopara
horse. got myself up TO do justice 10 the 0ccason,
All went delightfully."- III, when We wore 90 he "BoI,
plain outside Denver, that valuable animal eoncir s
to pause IN bis rapid motion and mediate. Ay esoor,
shook the reins. cucked persussyoiy rem9.'rssS Sn
encourAKngly gave q touch OF the whip, N Whch
the horse reared and licked vtciouSy, bnt stGl We
were stationary out on that lonely sandy level AS
elegant escort grew rcd in tho face with morNcSon
and eenchsd his teeth a. not 10 lot slip any re
grolahb words, III y0n will allow me 10 g?t out
could start him. re said oh, by no means, re-
Joined, y could never hold hip LOT me get on.' ana
ry putung sand In his mouth. I've been tOh INA!
WORKED Ike char1n.' And so II did. clamberrh
OUT OF the buggy, grabbed good 1st full OF fine SAND
opened the jaws OF that borAo and threw n In The
sstonisaed horse tore of Ike fash, and as stood
aohe nVe miles from home In that solitary place ana
watched the maddened horse tho powcrloss driver,
ana tne bnek buggy grow mere dot IN the distance,
decded ue experiment had been o perfect success
as mr. as starting tho horse was concerned"
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INSURANCE. AGAINST LOSS OF woRK!

. ] have only iuSt seen your article OF April ~ on
Mr. Norley's speech, 10 which you suggest that whet
WorkInen need is Insurance against the times when
thoy are unemployed. few months ago, vas con-
NerslnE with an artisan At work IN my house. and
asked him whether he thought men conld save, when
they were In work, against tho time when they were
cat OF work; He replied that Judging from his own
experience they could not but that he belonged 10
society that Insured against loss OF time. He paid 50
much week. and had right 10 ten times the amount
when out Of work. lie added that he had been
out OF WORK IL work was offered TO Of the mems
Ders az reduced wages, the society decided whethex
they should accept them or come upon Its fpnds-
There was no question OF strikIng' Only Of being
unemployed, as numbers OF inferior workmen and
even GOOD ones are In the winter. / do not know
II such societies arc common among workmen.
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$500 rynrva or 1 roLIrclL QrARGrL.

nultImorr, May CA tragedy orcIrrei tonight
which VIII probably put ond 10 the horrible Nights
in which Ito principals have lndulrci In the saloon
of Elwarl Walsh. sch fUclcr and Lcmonsts., James
7. kifhy, molli"r, living IN tarUilton aN'.' "a'
rruricf~L Edward M~Cubin benjamin -f"lnmah
and Michael M,Maaon entered tho saloon where Kirby
was duIug and asAoI I'm to tale something.
After several drinks quarrel over some old political
ieud started. Kirby was a powerful man, and
tie other, thought It prudent 10 Gayc
moro Of urir friends present, 81 ucy
went ont and having found some ton ronch' rnnrn"d
Tho pro- rl'ot i"lring trouble hal locked the door
his t,rv burst in and when drink W a. refused another
fUW followed Ste nIian nnd TIC proprietor cIIIch"l
While the rSt made a rush for k'Foy aud gave him
h. sling but he finally Gruvc thNm out Oi the door,
Uhrn ono OF them hot him hruHh the breast ard
he dol Instantly. sle'nman has Drcu arrested but
arcoriiug IN" story Of hr peTsoL' present McMahou
did the shooting.
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r-Tr soarsr UNIVERSITY.
,.vrr HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ADDED
10 ITS RESOURCES.

cUvEN HUNDHhb
no IT'S RESOURCES.
1a..vo. May Colt was announced last night NAV
~ rnrest University had raised 100000, when
.,e,n the services of President William O. ROD
rno |, now the Moderator OF the Presbyterian Cen
es' ,.nbly. m New-YorA. DR.. Roberts accepted inc
.norex Of Laie Forest University In 1885, on inc
p.an h,t the resources OF the institution be IN
Eu SIM nv the sum Of q, 100000 to DO paid In hve
Iva Ss annual instruments. The first payment OF
80, ooo was made IN 1887. The two payments doe
-, ~, time were not paid in promptly and Pres
a., Roberts informed tho trustees recently 'ha,
.I.v were lonccr delayed he would reSEh' I"o
s.oe 600 iust raised not only meets the condiuonS
eaced whom he came, but secures an additoha' sum
:. s,ooooo offered 10 tho university by wealthy
ss.aant of Chicago on condition that s4oo'oOo %
,reyously obtained. Thus in less than three years
t.ix university has secured SOoOOo' inc i&seS.
.moant OF money ever subscribed for any educa'oha
enterprise in Chicago in the Same lcneth Oh nu'e
.se Forest University was founded In 1887 ou mace
,t,. prouross I'll within the last three years. IL
INV oomurlses two departments, the Philosopher, az
IAfe Forest H. twenty eight miles norm u
and the medical department; IN Ns shoIss: r aEs
philosophical department includes lout s0no S, go
forest College, Ferry College ior yoo,nSt ,r hoys SSS
forost Academy, preparatory sehooi ISf 10y St
Perry Hail seminary, for girls, Jhe me1ieM uSPal n
nent Includes Rush Medical College ana inc Ioe
western College of Dental Surgery Inc cHsioBuJS
This year eDrols 700 students me humper vi
students has moro than doubled within Mree Sears;
The income OF the 81 600 endownmono S ana
exclusively for the benefit OF the phnosopnoS uePAr
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Az ryTrRylTIoylL INVITATION REFUSED


FtisbuJp, May @B.-Sccrctary Martin Of the Anal
gamatSi Association, yesterday received Circular
from tho Federation NAuOnale,7 With hcldluartcrs
at Parts. Tho circular Is IN French, bat Mr. Martin
was abc 10 interpret enough Of II 10 mako tho state
mcut that tho association would not have anything TO
do with tha scheme. The orlgnatos Of the project
propose TO form an international organization comro'ci
u all tho labor organizations OF the world. and con-
ycu'1n TOR this lvryD,N VIII he h"h N Paris from
Juy - To 81 Tho ieaher, OF all labor organizations
Invited t. hc pr.soDt but a, the Intention seems
1, lie somewhat o! sDcalisic character, repro
sentative tabor lradCJs o. tho opinion that there
will not ltey bc many dolcgatrs from this country
Gene al Mos or Workman lnEdcrly, OF thN knights
nf Ial0r viii attend the Paris Exposition next month.
nd ma 10 present ~ n" c,nNenton but no Is not
going over for that purpose.
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cu,Lnnrx cnvrIHMEp IL TIE HEBREw EArn.

CHIrDRry CONFIRMED ~ TIE HEBREW FAITH.
Sir IS ,hr, boys and girls VIEW confirmed In tho
Hebrew faith Yesterday afternoon a. the Temple
Emauu H. FIith.avc ard Lorty.thtrd So, under no
auspices Of the Hebrew FCo School Association.
Among the officers and trustees p esont wcrr Mycr
J. Isaacs president; Utah Hermann, vice prSsi.
dent; Newman Cch"n treasurer: Henry Bridge.
samuel GTcnbsum. Dr. ll4Saao Gomez, Ham.
David kohn, Jacob huin Louis Levy, Joseph lillian
thai Albert Locb Isaac Mrlnhard, Alexander kct
lngrr NJ ". TiEizck, isracl StonhRrt, LipmAn Stern
and samuel Sucf' Addresses were delivered by tho
Rev. Nj H. Harris and Tho Rev Dr. J. DO Sofa Mcndes,
nrd tho children officially confirmed by Tho Row.
Dr. l. G. Moot programme OF interesting exercises
carried out the Childlcn performing their allotted
parts with great credit.
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OHITCdR
THE Rrv. JAMES IL HARDING

THE Rrv JAMES H. HATnTNG,
Ecw-HAven, Conn, May 9G.-The Rov. James ".
Harding, formerly Chancellor Of th' Diocese OF Con
uort!rn dcd to-day a. no II Irnrcis Roman Catholic
orphan Asylum. whcrr tpr some trlc b. hal been
cling As chaplain. lie was clGh'y-Nn" years old
lie was cdurni-'l 10y tho AuguStInan Fathers AZ
Paris all NilA1Dya COLLEGE. lie was for many years
o missionary ia TIC Dubuque Iowa Diocese, but came
to TT. city ia leg. \ fuw Year. ago h. 0,Ehn nc
erection 81 boys prUtscfOry on Ia'rharCn HcG hs.
I.n hRlfrNcird walk ~ Witch c. slI standing
Is hi ALL considerable pNp"ry IA lci TO tho Hart
TOR, Ioccs~. ard HurE oV tho Trajectory VIII be re
euHad al once. Father ilAHiinE by far tho old
priest Ia this diocese ard was well known through
cut Now Eugiaad for h, phllsnthrupic dccds.
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c1rrzr TRAM STILL TALKING.

At George Francis Trains fast night reception, 81
ChekerinQ Hall Loot evening. The usual nonoonou' pro
q-ane was somewhat varied by entertainment OF hr
''MeSre4isu" kind man. who WS lhSoouo"l
as "proessor Johnston hypnoIei Thomas Killmet and
NOV .ewca nm his ear walked OF hs body and DID other
things supposed to show that live rsu would OBJECT
N such treatment The singing Of the children was COCA
and the attendance fair.
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THE REV. DIR. VAy DYKE on FISHING TR1P

ME REV. DIX. YIN DINE VN 4 1I''1'I--'' =, :,
The poy. Dr. Henry Van Dyke, pastor Of the Brck
,,hvs-,n Church n, Fifth ave- and Thirty seventies S.
has ten absent from his pulpit for the Last two SUNDAY
After winter Of attention 10 chnteh WORK ne n'
the need OF brief rest, and May 10 he Ict INC "9
o., Maine whore for the last ten days hs has been Gu
-. .o,ns nne trout and sanon fishing ia the lsk"s
ara streams Of that State lie returns 70 the eN Ihl'
week, and VIII occupy his pulpit next Sunday.
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"PURB PARIsIAY PRExOHn NOT UNDERSTOOD D..
From The Mcnn,hts Avaia,.h.

"Tbe Avalanche comtnends IN ,ho,. .r,o,o lie fair
young friends who Contemplate trip abroad tho
example 81 ohai1ninE Memphis Rh now making the
writes down eyery Eight description OF What shc has
and heard during the day, and at The end OF each
week SENDS the results 10 her mother instead Of o
letter. ,. Her principal objection 20 them Is
their inability 20 conprehspd pure Pasau a. Taught
companion valniy exhausted their vocabulary on
backnan IN the attcmpt 10 inform him that they
wanted 10 see the site OF the Tuilsncs when tbo OLD
gentleman who escorts them cut in and made the
Iehu understand at once he said; "ib---T YOU
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Tosai. Ma, "a, 1850. ....--.......::..
70 fAs Edstor Of rae tribune.

sr herewith send you s40, being the net proceeds
Of a nasieal ana dramatic entertainment gwen by
The children Of the sraifod Graded School for the
benefit Of The Tribune Frcsh-Air Fund. About
six months ago conceived the idea Of getting up q
play By the children for the benefit Of the Fresh
Air Fund and am pleased to report. with the aid OF
iied out on Say lG wo performed a play entitled
Lord Msapert, Of Moonshlne Castle.S Trusting our
efforts may result In giving health and pleasure 10
many poor children, remain yours truly,
STANLEY Y. BEACH.
6rstford, Conn, May 90, 1880.
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MISSION KORK " ITALY.

Dr. Matteo Proche', president OF tho Boarl OF
EvangelEaton In Eomc, who WAS lSelY Enishtch
nv King Humber. for his services in the cause Of cu
cation last night prssched 10 large congregation IN the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church on III" orgrrs'
OF the evangelllng mission work in italy since 1859
DIR Prochet pointed out that whcrcaS IN 1860 an
evangelisuc minister trying 20 cntcs Florence Win o
nbIe amonz his effects was sent back b Piedmont
between two gendsrmes. now he might 60 FRO M ]
unnuestloned through the length and breadth OF The
land. In Italy there wero now l3'oOo COMMITMENTS
of the Waldensiap Church.
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restraints imposed during school hours. lively mite
OF mischevous humanity he docs not prove amen.
able TO discipline as tho teacher would Ike, aud the
other day the teacher, grown out OF patience with his
FREQUENT nfractons OF school rules called him TO her
suppose you attend school fort" "To keep me out
Of mischief a. home, 30 ma says" was the prompt
and candid response.
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FOR THE FAMILY op JUSTICE MOTION.

~ the testimonial given TO tho family Of Juotie'
Michael Norton at the Academy OF Muse h'' e'eh.ns
,,v Al 600 WINS asded to ne fund tor their brnoht Inc
,.., ,,o,p, p,y raised by subscription aud ohef"I~
Is nearly sio ooo The prominent feature of the pro
Qppme wos tho whisttg Of Mrs Ahoe shaw IU.
o,he-. Tho TOOK part Charles .. Ea'sett hS',a
POWELL Georgine Won Januseho~SEy' oonea ""nD -.
JensIe Hawley, Blanche walsh, ana ah 01eu'~'
thn drsction OF Mr.. Neuesd0rh
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Ey.JUpGE DAVID MILFORD.

Er.Juiga David Mul'o-i Of tho foremost sItlrrns
Union County n. J., dsi last uEht OF his hon' In
I!ufnn y J. AZ 'Ity ave- y'a-s. ENluGZc AuIipti
n,m1.rat In rnlheN and represented III" county
In n, Legislature al tho outbreak o. H." Civil War Ito
was ,troug Cnon,t Iio FOR several years sat on The
t"prh n" Union County Court a. nocatc Judge FOR
the ilst ,hry.Gyc var, he hli conducted largo coal
aud lumber yard a. Elizabeth. n. J.
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Investigation, and because householder feels that
his lamplghter has claim on his sympathy. me
man was short quite pAlo dccently dressed and eI-
hibited badly written begging letter IL such an
application should be made anywhere eise u w9 [n
probably be safe 10 send Dor policeman, ana let MN
CITIZEN
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A NEW sWlNDLp.

IN tbs Editor or The Trfbuns.
Cir: I have been HciImized, TO modest amount
he a man representing himself to DO the lAmpiFh'"r
IN nv district and begging for funds to bury his dead
father The swpdle is apt to be suceessSh tat least
q vas in my oAsa). because OF the difficulty OF mAtanG
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MdRRIED.

CLARK-wILCOX-on Thursday, May a. at the residsnes
OF tho BRIDES grandmother $40 West shs 6y DR. James
NJ Pullman Adeiine r.. Clark daughter Of Fanny p and
the late James H. Clark, 20 Mr.. Charles Z. Wilcox al
OF this city
cRAGIN-wILLkRD.-on Thursday, May %. n tbs
Congregational Church, Colchester, Conn. by the Rev
Eltiidge MIX, ID. d., Fall River. Mass, assisted
~ Rsy. G F. Weldon. pastor OF he church, ard KY
daughter Of the late Rev Samuel q. willard, 70 DE
Edwin Bradford Crazin, Of New-York City.
LAWRENCE-GOULD--A Brussels. Belgium. May -.
lS Gertrude jackson Lawrence daughter Of Samuel b.
Lawrence OF New York City, TO william EliOrd Gould.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
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From The DnghomtOn Republican.
Father Robert, Is It not about umc that lhho boys
we're ahcdl ---.-,,
Robert laGe SIX, careessly CHANGING at his waiohl-
Really father | must be excused from Vonturing an
opinion, II II O subject IN which have htiio ih'et
eft. have no little boys, You know
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

As tho Liver is Easily Disoriered, and great deal
of Bilious Distress apt to prevail during the spring.
DR.. Jaynes saRative Pulls of seaSonable ecaeyI
as they restore tho Liver to healthy action, and ros
move all BiltOusness. =.