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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
INSULATED WIRES INDISPENSABLE.

TO hb I'D IT0r OF TN ITlbhNt
Sir: Noticing tho editorial IN your Issue Of May
TO- headed Electric PeriEb should say that where
death ensues from contact With electric wires, Il
must he because ihcrp has been entire disregard Of
tho care aud attention that should 10 exercised IN
insulating the wires. Perfectly insulated wires arc
cbaInsble which can be hadlcd without the sllshos
danger when they charged with high current
Of electricity; and every company should b. forced
10 uss perfectly insulated wires and not let ho SHa
pert, William Mavor, IT,. ~ a eierr written 70 Mr.
moor economy 10 use poorly insulated wires a. II
Would 10 10 uso card board for pipes conveying wsiot
The loss Of electricity means tho loss of power waste
be- prohibited few heavy Judgments AgHinst pei.
sons or sntIOns where hiury TO prisons ar
wires might have good effect II. X. THURBER,
New-Yorh, May H. 1889,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
y, RICE DELAYS HIS TRIP TO Russia.
,,s,, Nrw MINISTER SUFFERING A SEVERE
ATTACK or ouINsY-wHAT HIS PHfsf
CLANS BAY.

erffr NEW MINISTER SUFFEKlN" "
ATTACK or ouINsY-wHAT HIS PHYsl-
CLANS SAY.
Allen Thorndike Rice, the United States ml'',s'el
N Russia, did not sail for his post OIL uu's
yesterday on the steamship City OF faiiS' 20
no had expected to do. The reason IS tnaV ho
is confined to bed by sickness at the Finn AVENUE
po,el but the report that lie is suhefihs ito'"
an aggravated attack Of 1iphthcrla IS ho' 'ue
NO one is allowed to see him except MS pnS ''S."
and nurses, but his case is not oonSluer'u s'',V
eerous. Mr.. Rice's physician is Dr. hoWafu -
Keyes, Of No. Pari.ave., who Saia AS' e''"'DS
70 Tribune reporter: ,o =,
MIR Rice is in bed with severe osSe y,
uuinsy. His throat is god deal uicer"'e", "u'
the abseess which is forming Is quie p"'" NV.
INIT there is no trace Of diphtheritto diseases nc
rurnor 10 that effect probably grew ouU " uv
that have ordered his rooms TO ne uoiie'I wy
fuin,sated, II there are no comphcu,uUlS anu
thape are none aptarept Mr.. Iice VIII ~ Oe,S t.
vSitSin week and will be able 70 teRe Ihe ne4U
insoan steamer foe Liverpool II ne oeSires " uo
The attack OF Quinsy, compalht 10 ".,,S Sn
A., Hice has NOT been strnnger OF hte' came
ar, after he had engaged his passage py tue lily
al Paris lie realized that ne c9uid hoI maKs
me trip with safety, much less MIN pleasuLe anu
naturally cancelled the order TOT ms sIHuer9oh,.
lie docs not doubt that he viii be aois 20 sslI on
The steamship City Of Chicago next wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

A pretty wedding occurred yesterday afternoon at
the home Of Mr.. George X. Sheldon, No. 80 Park
ave. Miss Katharine seuey, the youngest daughter
Of George seney, married to John Woodruff
Simpson, young lawyer of this city. The drawing
and utsio rooms were handsomely decorated with
bright spring flowers, and behind forest OF tall
palms was stationed Lander's orchestra The Rev.
j. W. Beach, of Midd1etown, Conn, the ofioiRt-
ing clergyman. The bsst man was j.. Mansfield.
There were no bridesmaids. The bride given
away BY her father There were no ushers but a
large reception followed the ceremony.
The engagement OF Miss Lulu Helen Stokes, 10
Dr. Harry Mortimer Archer, has Just been announced
Or. Archer the youngest son Of o. H. y. Archer, Of
No. ID West Fifty secood.st and is at present In the
outdoor department OF the Presbyterian Hospital.
RED Bank N. J., May is (specisD.--A brilliant we'd
ding occurred this morning at the house OF Hugh Car
nek, 10 Branehaye Mr. Carrick IL q wealthy resident
and moved from New York 10 Red Bank about two
years ago Tho contracting parties were bis youn
daughter, day, ana Robert Craig. OF Richmond, va
The Rev y. r. Harbengh, Of tho Presbyterian Church
united n,e eeuple Ar. and hrs. Craig VIII reside Ia
Richmond ~ ~ -
Philadelphia May Is Special n, Jarnisons thu
bsnlDr, OF fhis city, viii be married In london on
May %, 10 Miss Jean willard daughter of Charles D.
Willard, Of Willsrd'a Hotel Washington. Tho cere-
rnony VIII tahe place al tho historic eayoy CHAPEL
London, the Rev. Henry White officiating Mr.
Jsnison s shout fo.tysx years Of age and has been
. widower nearly six months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
orncrs CREATED AND ABOLISHED.

Washington, MAY l5.-sta'ements shoNms he
reslt, OF the sets Of The toeond session Of the Lth
Con,rsss upou the finances os Cnn Government have
been prepared by clerks OF the senate AMI lionse
Committees on Appropriations. They show that toe
total amount Appropriated by CougrpSs was $3.50
4aO, whlle the perm auc nj specific anh inuehnlb hp
prupriAtiuna were eSiimAfcl by TN SecRtary OF the
Treasury a. siOk COL OS6. making t~ total ostimNed
eSrrndlturrs q the Government 10 $4,000, $JpN
93f $40. The estimated revenues tDr the sano tmo
arr s49njOO,65s, The AciS proNh" fnr 900 rev
office tho salaries OF which sggeFAe e449.soO, while
,le increase Uf salaries OF old uhices AmONnts 10
81 o25 $50 siXty.ninc of1ecS are abolished Shr
aaries Of which are Fl17 DT1 and salaries OF othor
oficoS arr reduced n goo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

,y.a.s = K,lburn. The new church viii have a
hnd sonae tower OF the Romsnesque style OF aren't
.sntnre and win have large main entrance ~ tho
ks1 18th smaller entrances on each side Of INC
Iro sI aoorway The Park Ptcsby terrain Church wss
smnanasd IA 1859. In 1888 struriure was DuI ss
Elgn,2 tyero begun The brick chapel at The rear
ssf ,Sn pSr slto was built In the year 1854 ihe
Church win. be completed IN December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
GENERAL vOLNEY Z. HOWARD.

los Angeles Cal, May 15.-Gcnrral YOney r.
Howard, a promlnent lawyer died at santa Monica
last night,
General Howard was born at Norridsrwock Me-
about 1905. He began To practice law I'm 1880, I'm
Ncksb,Tg, and in 1887 he appointed Reporter
Of tho Court OF Error and Appeal For several years
10 Was Editor OF 3" The MissssIppan,- Democratic
paper published at Ycksburg While In Mississippi
General Howard fought duel with sergeant g. PIcn-
tss and ono with Alexander q. Mutt He removed 10
Texas in ls47 and twice elected 10 Congress- serv-
Ing from December 2, ls40, 30 March 3, 1853 lie
took all active part IN tho Missouri Compromise
measures aud was sent 10y tho President California
mission regarding the organization OF that state
10 was In command Of tho militia when the attempt
was made In 1880 10 suppress the Vigilance Committee
I'm San Francisco. General Howard published Mis-.
ssSppl Law reports, ls34-'44' and IN conjunction
With a. Hutchinson, "stamte Laws Of Mississippi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

General Assembly, dropped in from the adjoining paflors
and listened to the stranS j. H. oden and Dwight
ElnendoH the organst Of the church. both present
70 stuBss the result The nfst who played was Frank
Miller sixteen yeafold boy who succeeded In bringing
much Of the melody ana OF tho organ J. A.
j. Ieon tho oFsnis Of the Church OF the Sacred Heart
followed showing great depth and strength Of volume Of
the organ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
BENEFIT FOR THE SOUTHERN SOLDIERS HON

BENEFIT ROR THE SOUTHERN SOLDIERS HOME
THIS afternoon at Palmer's Howard CAROLS
oomedy "The American Countess viii be per
formed for the benefit of the Southern
sofdiers' Homo At Austin, Tex The en-
,ertahment Is under the patronage Of General W. T.
sherman, General John NJ. schofeh, Admiral D. D.
Porter Generals John Newton, ". d. Franklin,
w. g. Roseerans Henry W. slocu, Alfred Pleas anton,
Wesley Merritt George Crook, Roger A. Pryor and
Thomas l. Crittendcn Colonel John A Cockorill, J. A.
Rnox, chauncey NJ Dcpow, Edward r. Jones, james
B. Mix, Colonel Thomas p. oohiltrce, James
Fraser, Charles A. Dana, Hugh :. Grant, Frederick
O. GIBBS, Frederick Loud, George W. Mclean, the
Rev. John r. Paxton, and J. r. McNuliy. The cast
% he play includes Julia Wheeler Virginia buchanan,
yohnssoae Bennett Lisie Leigh, H. j. Henley, Wllton
De yere John Ksllcrd. George r. Tucker and EDWARD
lane. bsn Teal b the stage director. THIS VIII De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
LAND poraHr ZOE THE YALs GYMyAsruM

New.Haven. May IS (SpeolRD.-Yaie University
purchased today, through Charles II. Webb, real es
tate ssent piece Of property known as the Munsen
Place. near the corner of York and Elm SITS. Ills
property will be given 10 the Gymnasium Committee
and the new gymnasium will be erected on II. Tho
price has not been made public. Tho lot Is about
600 feet front IN YOrst and back about 400 feet
1t 10 two blocks distant from the campus and almost
In the rear Of The present gymnasium. Professor i.
L. Richards who is chairman OF the Gymnasium COM
mttce is In New.YorR In the interest Of tho work and
II Is said that the building Will be erected iminedatoy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
THE oExU1yESEsS OF 4 coDrcn IN QUESTION

THE GEEUIEEYEsS OF A C0DIcIL IN QUESTION.
Sarstogs, n. Y. May IS Especial. The com
missioner in the Of the codcil attached 20 the
will OF DR.. ssIacs Austin, OF Duluth, Mum, formerly
OF Saratoga, closed the evidence hero to-day II was
In substance that Dr. Austin was not capable OF maxi
Ing a cOdIcil At the time the witnesses said TO
have signed H. and another curious fact is that none
OF the witnesses couh DO produced. The oodicil
beQueathei TO Robert Livingston wilkins. OF Duluth,
Mtnn a large portion Of the estate. lie Is nov In
esratoga. The evidence biduced viii be Offered 10
fore tho Probate Court AZ Duluth, AInn next Tuesday
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
AExARxABLB sHoRrHASD WORK.

From Tho CINCINNATI Commercial UaEoHe'
cone OF ne most remarkable feats IN niodern lonrns
ism wAa achieved by Mira Isabella H. BArSN1, Vt
boston. she wrote verbatim report OF speech maze
IN German By Carl sohurg, which she hfpea inso n"s
otenographie characters. To write Stenographoatiy
and translate nom German 20 Engllsh stmntaheousU
Hartford Times "a, -. .....,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
,oSEpu w FULLER,

Troy, N. Y, May lS,-JOseph W. Fuller, head Of tho
Fuc, Warren stove Manufacturing Company died to-
aay at the age Of sxty.eisht years He was president
- an. uorteA National bank and OF the Young Mems
ASSOCIATION and was dsI tlfed with other business ard
stIonal institutions Hts wife and three daughters.
Ma Dr. T. n. Potter, OF Geneva, Mrs. Dr. Walter
Thompson, OF NeW.York, and Miss Mary Fuller, OF
rroy. survive him. lie leading citizen and
warden Of st, Paurs Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
QUESTS MOVED WITHOUT pLa7oMroRr.

MI Crawford, Of the EewYork Hoto denies ths state
ent made yesterday that the guests occupying rooms In
the annex were compelled 70 in dlsAzrceaey for
chile manner He said thai Mr CTanSt0n did not renew
The LEASE which expired May J. 1882 but considered
that he had perfected arrangement by which The owners
were to remain tenant until the ead OF this month Tho
annex, however was rented recently 10 j. Som. Of The
Hotel Lafayette, and the guests quietly and
ortably moved In sbor, Tine BY hote employees 20
The innin hnildinR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
PROMINENT ARpIViLs tr THE EoHgrs

BREVoORT-IIori Lonsdalp. BRUNSWICK-Coun
de DreEsoh, OF Frpher. CLAnENDON-vee q. QUO
ta5A Argentine Minister at Washington and q. Do Week
berlin, Minister for the Netherlands FIFTH AVENUE
erick Mica Of Connecticut General Joseph T. florence and
eEoohgreasman r. w. Durham. Lhieago, AID Henry L.
Pierce, And T. bailey AldFleh 81 Boston, HOFFMAN,
Senator John II. Mitchell, OF OrCon. HEW.foRk-
Senator N. G. Butler, OF south Carolina ST JAMES
Judge John Davis OF Washington, aud Commander John
Erha Nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
nrttr.sns Ir THE RICouEr CLUB

Tho nrS, OF last nights games In the Racquet Clubs
billiard tournament between Mr.. Townsend and Mr..
Miller. Mr.. Miller played poorly and Mr. Townsend was
deeidodv out Of form MI. Townsend won, securing his
300 points whom Mr. Msrs figures had only reached 1902
There we're sxtyone nnnES tho winners being
4 14.l6 The best was Mr. Townsend'S hnsl effort,
81 polnts seoond gone Of the nights play be-
tween Mr. orviIle odde the champion, and DR.. Jen.
nings II was not finished TN = late hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
1AMES nARRACH.

Hewburv NJ ". May l6.-Jnmes DarTach oied N
y1.hkl this morning the age Of eighy'ihree years
30 prss horn in Philadbpha and was graduated al fae
in 1877 lie owned woollen mills o. Nanayunh' FVaH,
nn,u tsa- Fur a number Of years ne superintendent
~ the old New.York Hospital and was an elder IN Dr.
s,,ong,s church, at Flthave an1 Thiry.H"venth'st.
Ncw.york his later years have been passd On farm
1, OFsnge County
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IrpoE JExKs $50 LoNGER soIlcrroR: oEXERAL

Washington MAY lj.-Tho President has accepted
the resignation Of Judge George A. Jrnk solicitor
General Of ts Dnpatm nj Of luStse, to take effect
today. Mr.. jeaks resigned upon the change OF adj
mptsiration but was requested Ia remain IN ohlce
nntl the close OF tho existing OF tho Supreme
Court Judge Jonks viii be retained IN tho service
Of tho Government counsel IN the telephone cRs~
II Is expected that an appointment Solicitor General
VIII be made this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
snlpuArrs or YALE's DIVINITY SCHOOL.

NewHsyen, Coma, May 15.-T'he graduating OK.
ertises Of the senior class Of the faio theological
schocl were held in Battell Chapel this morning
speeches were made By chosen men OF the eiass'
The Hooker Fellowship was awarded TO Albert W.
ktfthoeck, Kalamazoo Mich. Professor Days report
ssfwsd Ne school 20 be In hoarthing condition
fflsn M Increasing attendance. Gifts smoohunE 20
Esssow hsse been received dnrbng the year !"
sas ssssans exercises closed With a reception
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

STILL NO LIGHT on MISS H0BLN'S DEATH
The mystery surrounding the death Of Miss Mary r..
robin the handsome young woman who was found drowned
on The east shore Of staten leland Sunday last has
no, yot been solved Many theories been advanced
nut he belief that there foul play 70 BE- gain.
ing ground Predecessor Leomis Of thls city yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
4 xsw ORGAN IN DIR. ososBY's CnuRoH.

Atsof poorer meeting Isss evening IN the Fourth
-. W. hss organ that was placed IN
s-.sr AT week. The instrument, which
:. sss.p sscoo, vas made By J. H. Q. D. odeli'
- we ant4h and sweei tona sad has pneumatic
if shinging the draw stops 70 that 400 com
80. 90 es neds without touehiaz the draw stops
LsHbct q the eongfegstiea Of tho chursh was
efs'sss ~ he ni wAlls say csuIalsssasss 70 ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
spoRpr 1RY WINDOWS NEW HOME.
washington dispatch to Tho Philadelphia Inquire

washington dispatch 10 Tho Philadelphia inquirer
secretary Window, with big wife and two accom-
ps bed daughters, Is flow established for nc summer
h.rd ga dupont Circle, IN the West End. Mrs; Hub
hard has ci the city with her husband for an absence
- o.. ~, ave- months Rather than have their elegant
Sa,na vsith IL treasure Of art left 70 yscanoy and
arvsn,. thsy invited the Secrsisy and NM Window
10 oopapy t. The secretary ana MT AuooAtu ato
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

ABBOTT-vALENTINE-on Mar Is in this city. -
Rev. Robert T. B1nth n D. assisted r he Rct. ~ nin
Abtt d. u. lawrence Fraser Abbott an MARI daughter
OK Mr.. Lawson Valentine.
BRoA pBgNrN-.tSpERsog-A g. Lusgs Church, On
Tuesday May H. hy tir Rev. John 7. pator O. l. Bfoaa
bent 70 Miss IOilSa Antepol. daughter OF the late Ne
william II. Anderson all Of Nsw.iOrk.
No cards.
H0wEtt-sTsELE-A ST. Georges Church. Sewhurk
n T. "Wednesday MhJ Is br the Rev Octavlas ApplesAte
ID. D. Sarah TowDSend Steele Or. John Taylor Howell
JEPSON-GffL1Ar-Ou the i4th ins in Christ Meulorjet
Church Pomfret Conn. by the Rey. frnhcis giAl Fila
MRnde daughter Of the late Rev J. H. UIak Charles
T.. Jspson, both of PUmfret
BwEETMhN-BoYD-On Wednesday MsY a 1889 In
washington, u, c. By the Res Thomas Scos OF Pitts
ton, Pa, Or, janice f. sweettnan e. n Tf,Sy II Y In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

OORBIE, The YALE 0ARSMAN, rs ALL BrGHT.
New-Haven. Conn, May IS (speosD.--rhe report
that ". II. Corbin, Of tho Yale crew, had been
prosrsted by heart failure Ia entirely unfounded
Corbn s IN the best physical condition Of any man
In the boat The report caused groe, condemnation
among Yale boating Den and inquiries were received
by wire from BobS Cook @ eOrgo Adee and otheSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
oHAuScrY NJ pErEw on THE YALE wxcE.

UHADNCEY n DEPEW ON THE IALB FBNUE
Hew.Hsver, May IS tspeciaID. -chauncey NJ. Depew
made speech 10 tho Yale students this evening IN 70
gponse to Q sercnado. lie spoke from the fence which
hes been erected In front OF Durfeo Han lie said
"The class which dedicated this fence Will always DO
as distinguished in the annals OF the college tcheem
as the class OF 80. Q.aIghterl That class is no.
markable for the fact that ono half OF 10 members
have into Journalism and eu0gLcd Whas the rest
OF us dos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

Princeton, n. J., May - Gpeclai--Anhouncemen
was made to-day that Robert Elliott spier Of Penn
syavania, had been appointed to deliver tho vaedc-
tori address al the coming commencement OF Prince
ton College Tho latin saluiatosy Will be spoken by
tewk B. Nudge, OF New Jersey. Fred Eeher Of
HewYorh and X 3. Robbins, Of New-Jersey, have
lied for the English sslutatory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

"sfE9FRIED" At THB AMPHroN loADBAY
"slesfred" proved to DO no less popular last even
ing at the Amphion Academy, In brooklyn
than IL was at the Metropolitan Opera House, when
pvcssnted last winter with tho singers,
orchestra and scenic effects The audience large
and onthnsIastic. Tonight Die COstterdsem.
meTlingn viii DO sung
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
epovyB orEvE1Iyp r,KEs 4 EousD,

EIPresdsnt Cleveland has leased the house Of Henry
O. Marousnd, the well.known banker ~ No. s1e Mad
Isonavs for two years with the privilege Of purchasing
" AZ any time prior 10 the expiration OF the lease. Tho
price Of the property Is said u be 100000 Mr., Glove
land will occupy II BE- placed 10 thor
ough repair. WOrkmon began putting II In order yes
teFday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
rouHTUcLAss posTMAsrERs APPOINTED,

washin gton, May i5.-Fourth-clas postmaSters
were to-day appointed follows:
PcnnSylvanla-H J. Roar, Delta; c. D. Beans
Falsing,on; p. + McGrw, Finloyyllls; E. D. HaGA,
Rue, Maud IT.. r. Van Griit, Newportvlllo; II. ;.
Groh. PorkRsIs; F.. ". Snyder, Point Marion; J. y
PrrTin Putnam; j. r. MrNaldy Schwenksville; Ed
ward Merriman, sherIdAryIle Phllo fuller Tl0gA
New. Iersey-Alvln Collins, Barncgat Park; Thomas
Palmer, FrrnchtOwn.
ConneotIcut-C y. Hatch, IIridgewaior Ms. y. P.
Grant Granville: J. q. Dickinson, Fast CRANKY,
Now-York-J ID. Eaton, prlShcn, Elias Durham,
Glenauhrcy; W. f. Coo Peterborough W. D. Bridge,
StOckbddge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
A CALI. OK NA11nNAL nAHKa

Washington, May IA call for report OF condition
nj close Of business on Monday, May 10. 1850, has
been made ON National banks today by the Controller
Of the CurrencY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
HARLEM DEMOCRATS ELgor OFFICERS

HAhHDh DhhuchSTS ELBCr OFFICEhS.
There ives no contest at tho election 81 officers In the
Harlem Democratic Club Las night Following is the
ticket elected; President, G. W. Dayton; ara vice
president H. o. fiutbeI recording secretary j. Casey
corresponding seefstsy Lewis Monshsn treasurer George
n Hobby; executive committee sA1es years, Morris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
ovERRrL1xG Az ADVERSE PENSION DECISION

UvERRUTING AZ ADVERSE PENSION DECISION.
Washington. Moy l6.--A,slItani Secretary Hussey
today ovcrrulcd former adverse decision OF th>
Inferior Department Anl allowed a pension for AZ
grsyaIioa OF disease IN M s'rvi's In tho case Of
Rudolph NJ Montgomery, lNe Of company \, 1854
Ohio Volunteers. It appenrs that for i've years untI
within yeN previous 10 his eniiS mont the claim
ant lnerUd from umbae0. aud that AFTER the bate
~ Vicksburg he received en- injury 10 his spur from
which he has not recovered, IN It's deci'IOn Mr.
fusEsy SAYS: Tho fal and con seIuent Span Of
splno so Intensified his disability a 10 rNd 'f him
Incapable OF performing ordinary manual AhOr. Tn
DIS ABILITY thus inr.ir.d, thuHEh not cHrHsNcly duN
10 tho service imposes upon the Government deslrT
OF responsibility for the Consequence This revival
OF tho old disability l. fairly a$crhod 10 the llne Of
duty, and peasionablr uuder 4 liberal though iuH
construction q the law
Tho pru1on 10 0rlcrud nom tho date OF ming
claimants original declaration, July u, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

Intimate friends ui Dne standing. The suggestion
was favorablS reeslVod.
The Secretary and bis interesting family VIII thete
fore DO handsomely accommodated during the heated
seeson and ea0timr make their Arrabnements for
the domestic and social enjoyments OF Washington
life next season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
LAST ROUND oFTHE CHESS TOURNAMENT
ToneoR1N IN THE 1rAp-ApjoURNED AMI
DRAWN GAMES ONLY REMAIN.

DHhWN HAWfS UNhY AEMAIN.
The last round of the international chess tOurnA-
ment was played yesterday and there now only
remain tho adjourned and unfinished and drawn or
tic games TO DO played Of. This will probably DO
c0mpleted within the week. Tho play yesterday re
suited as follows: Burn drew with Blackburue
Tchigorin beat J. W. Baird, Bird of Mcleod,
Gossip beat Judd Gunsberg defeated Dclmar, Burille
won OF Taubenhaus, showaltsr beat Martinez, Mason
drew with Weiss, T1anhsm drew with LipschRtz and
Pollock drew with d. @. Baird
The score now stands:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

The artists Of Flint & CO.. l4thsh and shaya wsfN 10
happy M their h OF taking designs In rnitnrc that tb Arm
ordered made en- unusual variety wboh they 70 eli
at great sacrifice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16

II you don't see what you atc looking for else.
where perhaps Il may be found amor: the little ad-
vertlsements on the fourth ana hfth pages.