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The National tribune., 1889-02-21
Cleanse
the Svsten1

With that most reliable
medicine Paine's Celery
Compound. Impurities the
blood, cures Constipation,
andregulates the liver and
Kidneys ifectually cleans
ing the system of all waste
and dead matters.
The National tribune., 1889-02-21

Camps electiug officers are requested to forward
q list OF the same to THE NATIONAI. TRIBUNE. All
names should be written rs plainly as possible tn
order to avoid mistakes.I
The National tribune., 1889-02-21

LNoTICE--O Organizations holding Reunions shis
year having making rosters, will favor US By
transmitting a copy thereof to Tbs NATIONAL
TRIBUNE for file and future Observation-Disclosures
NATIONAL. TRIBCNEl
The National tribune., 1889-02-21

FOR DEPARTMENT PRESIDENT OF OHIO.
DEAR TRIBUNE: A Presidents Association has
recently been formed in Cincinnati, embracing all
the Presidents, Past Presidents and Delegates who
will represent the different Corps of the city in De-
partment Convention, W.RC., to convene in Day
ton, o., in April, 1889. Its object is to secure
harmony and uniformity of action in all matters
of mutual interest to Corps and Department.
AT its last regular meeting, held Tuesday, Jan.
%, at Memorial Hall ii was decided by a rising
and unanimous vote, to present candidate for
Department President at coming Convention the
name of Mrs. Lizzie S, Heron, of Geo. ii. Thomas
Corps, No. %. Mrs. Heron has served two years
as Secretary and one as President of her (Thomasl
Corps. She was appointed as one of the Seereia-
res at Department. Convention held in Cleveland;
is a member of Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
Home Committee, W.RC., and has been a faithful
and conscientious delegate in every Department
Convention, as well as in National Conventions
held in ST. Louis and Columbus. She has served
faithfully and ably Assistant Inspector and As
sstant Instituting and Installing Officer and Justly
merits the honor her sisters of Cincinnati crave for
her. Mrs. Heron has been importuned to allow
her name to be presented in this capacity in the
past, and had been rendered the unsolicited and
hearty support of many of the most distinguished
members of the Order from other portions of the
State Those who know her ability and past serv-
ices to the w re and her true, womauly charac-
ter, will look with favor on her candidacy for De-
The National tribune., 1889-02-21

Phil Ii. Sheridan Post, No. Is was organized al
Fernandna Jan. II. with 80 charter members and
the following officers: Commander. Henry Hama.
han; :. V G.. Samuel Petty; J. Y. c., Robert
Smith; Chap, James Davis; @. r., Freeman Cope
land; Surg. George DE Mott; o. D., Edward r.
Langley; o. c., Henry Holly.
INDIANA
General Orders No. I6 issued at Madison Feb
2, by command OF A. ID. Nanosdol, Department
Commander n Walker, Assistant Adjutant-
General contain the following:
As announced in previous orders, the 10th an nua
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4 NEW prYcH pon ooxDUcrORs.

From The san Francisco Examiner.
There Is little machine lying on me oe,K o.
General Passenger Agent Goodman, Of me SOu'Ae."
Pac c Company that II viii in all probabilities give 10:
passenger conductors Of tho COMPANY genuine
surprise shortly II is punch inVeh'oua nS a y,
Coffin, clerk In the general auditors ounce. ~ Is
a machine SKI On IT. face are three rows o. hoys
that work by pressing them down win me nnsrr
aud which are numbered one row OF kys re!re w,
dollars another dimes and The thru ore cell.'
loaded il contains roll OF blank Taper mV Vd
by means OF small wheel one side OF ne Md hl,
a1d lned so as 10 be IN three columns 10 eo'c'Po
with the keys.
With the machine fastened 70 his coat ihe saie
As Is the case with the conductors on ur CaO'o
rOahs the conductor. collecting cA5n noni q
passenger having ticket. punches me aaloun'
on the blank paper by Of tho keNs or
the fare collected Is 81 o. he VIII stamp IN we doar
column the figure "2' IN the dimes coinnl l1 lne
figure >o' and the figure - IN the cent? roiihIA
Ne then turns the little wheel already ALLUDED TO-
which orngs out OF a slot slip OF paper az mn
vide and two inches long, on which the Are j.
stamped ard hands n 10 the passenger. . ,,
DIT GOODMAN is greatly pleased with inc MAJ,
and says ihat is almost certain 10 he phl h'o w.
by the company, In that case u will become 80
innovation IN the railroad passenger service NON
ing OF the KIND having been heard Of before ~; 9o
ject, Of coarse. IS 10 act a check upon any IaiI
accounting by conductors inclined OF cash fares 'hey
receive on each trip.
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i BALL IND AN EXHIBITION DRILL.

The New-York Encampment Of the knights OF st.
John and Malta gave bali and exhibition drill at
West End Hall. in One hundred and twenty hfthst
near sevcnth-aVe.. last night. About twenty-five
Knights, forming the drillcorps OF the cncampmcnt
under command of j. Waring have been practising
for several weeks, preparing for last nights eAhib
ton and they made handsome appearance on the
floor &c forming tho numerous complicated m2"oelvr's
with precision and grace. After The drill was over
the dancing began. The grand march was led by MI
and Mrs. G. II. BeIhausen. Among nose present
were / T. AlIev. NJ. Eoxtcr. IT.. Mr. and Mis- NJ D.
Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hamilton, Dr. ~ ".
Palmer Robert D. Whtock A. :. Moran II. ). How
A. Wallace W. II. Cray, W. Fowler, Nj. anu Mt.
II. Barach, Mr.. and Mrs. W II. Patten, Mr. ana MS.
+. O. Malahn Thomas Whtl0ck r. T.; Land -. I.
Peters John Morrison, +. L. lOtchhss' j. H. McEHol'
j. LII and j. Cameron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
" JIMMY" HOPE A FREE MAN AGAIN.

James Hope. the bank burglar, again obtained his
liberty yesterday and this time with a prohibition
from Judge Wheeler which Will prevent HIS arrest
I'm this for eight hours. Hopes case has
been before the United states Circuit Court for two
days ard Judge Wheeler was prepared after listening
10 short additional arguments by Assistant District
Attogney Macedonia and Charles W. Brooks, to render
MI, decision. lie said that 10 was well settled that
when a person taken from stat" to another
b. cxtradifion proceedings he could only be hear
for the crime with which he was charged ia the
application f0r eNtradlti0n Hope was brought nom
California to serve an uneXpird term 0f imprisonment
and he could not be held for separate offence OF
breaking out Of prison. The Judge therefore dis
charged Hope and fixed forty hours as reason
aDle time within which he might leave the state.
Hone left the court room surrounded by several ~
his friends while Detective Sergeant Reilly. Sheriff
keeler of Cayuga County, and two or three other
officers followed not far behind. Inspector Dyrncs
will watch him while he remains in this city.
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TO REST IND DISCUSS PLANS.
EDWIN BOOTH AND LAWRENCE BARRETT WILL
SPEND THE HOLIDAYS TOGETHER HERE.

EDWIN BOOTH AND LAWRENCE BARRETT WILL
SPEND THE HOLIDAYS TOGETHER HERE.
The plans for Edwin Booth and Lawrence BaTets
next season are not yet definite. at least far as
has been announced. II is known that they will
act together again, as Madame MOdteska's contract
is for this season only and more exact arrange
pents viii probably be made soon. the two actors
VII be together in New-York for three weeks at
christmas time. Mr.. Barrett closes cngag ment
with "Ganelon" in Washington tomorrow night. and
win Immediately here for rest Of four weeks.
The trsgedans health s said be much better than
81 was year ago. and this pause in the seasons work
IS made fl accordance with plan entered into with
Mr. Booth at the start by which tho two were to
spend the holidays together in this city.
Mr.. Gooth's vacation. however. Will ne for only
two weeks. The engagement at the Broadway Theatre
ends tomorrow night. Next week no and Madame
MoljeSka will visit three small cities in New
York state and the week following they will appear
Fl Harlem. Then, after the two weeks rest they
will begin their tour agan, January 6, in ProvL
de3ce On the same night Mr. Barrett VIII Play
"Gsnelon" at the Boston Theatre Mr. Barrett eN
poets also to 60 70 Boston for short time before
The end Of his holiday rest 10 visit his family
A. has teen sad already, the plans for next season
yet indefinite. but Mr. Booth and Nj. Brr 2
win have ample opportunity to discuss them within
INC next low weeks, and Interesting ccNelopinents
may ne looked for. II is already said ON good al
ih"Nty that they VIII have long engagement IN thIa
cry and that the relertOry VIII include several I'm
OF PLAYS that have not been mere before m
long time.
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WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

A, ST. Baltho.omew's Church yesterday at noon
Miss Mary Louise Barley. daughter OF Henry D.
psrbsy was married 10 Alfred Seton, tr. Inc Kew
ny Greer rector OF the church. OBLIGATED. The bfoe
entered the church promptly with her father as 'he
march from Lohengriu' PLAYED by hicharu
Warren. organist OF the church. inc on''
sr,desmsn was Miss Helen Barley. sister
Of the bride The bridegroom was Al
the chsnccl with his hos, man, John c. thurman
The usher we're john Parish Kngsford' Isaac lsenn'
C Fafio. Philip Allen. Edward Kent and Oou'e'o"'
Norris At the close Of tho ceremony the niAon IT,"
wasner's, Die Mc.ster' ineer,r was played y W.
ding breakfast followed at the acme OF tho Or'0 -'o
IL West ThiTty-eshth-st. -,
Among the guests were the various men'o'Is u
the lorirard and Isen families to whom inc
Is closely related her mother having peeh ",,'
Lorillard while her father is a reIauVe oi VIC So
family The guests included Mr. ana HnS. ' 90.
Rernschzn Mr.. and Mrs. HerneF ron - -
Iortllsrd Frank Gray Grswold MIS- "rs"o,o 10 ~
perr. Ior,rard Ronalds, ir., Mrs. Thomas IONA Us
800, 80 ~ ne larcey Kane Mr. and Mrs
r an IsoIin Goold Redmond, James G. Parker
o,~.ra poster g. Lorillard ROnalds J. J. Astof, lr'
NJ wuIsm Field. Miss Mamie Field, MI e., and MIS-
s V r. crlger, Mrs. Ch RAIL- Fe d Miss Bradhurs
Miss Annie Cutting Miss scbIene Ms: SSo NJ PSsH
Kiss Charlotte zSregs M Mba9 an' Mr. and Mrs CHARLES
W Khan Alfred Conhng Miss Laura TUnA MS
Charles 4; A. NE rutherford. Miss Rutherford, Mr. and
ssS s,dney webster Mrs Henry Hoffman, Miss hoI
man The Misses Minturn. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre sosia'u
a. The Misses Ise in, Mr. and Mrs. e. o. IseMi
. Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss jean bon
ham daughter Of Benjamin F. Bonham. 70 henry
Ms,nseu Bralhurst of this city, at the Arn otISet
MetbeSst Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, on lueSu@S
sternoon. December Il.
Boston, Dec Special .--Copeley Amofy ana nno Nlss
Mar Forbes Russell. daughter of Colonel Henry ,.
Russell were married at the home q the d oLIre
nsrcSts In Milton al noon today. The Rev i'Oocr'ck
stahbins and the Rev. Frederick Frothingham, OF
Milton performed the 0oy The F SGst I Russell
nridssmatds Annie r. Russell, Susie Amory Eau
FORBES and Ellen Ruye Ths SIhes and wf Samuel 1
D+yteT Max Arassz Of Cambridge; j. :. and h >
Russell END Ralph F9rSei AeOqt gJ sSSssrS shd
&svrS ork After three months trip abroad MI
and Mrs Amory will reside in Milton.
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FROM THE MAIL.
WORK OF THE DEACONEsS HOMES.
PRACTICAL RELIEF NEEDED.

re fne Ldifor orThc TrtbuHe
Sir college professor notes growing tendency IN
students who sre well of to prepare themselves for
stewardship Of their wealth that shall produce benefit
70 mankind. Inspector Byrnos saws that much avoid
able degradation begins in thrdrste boarding houses
who're young men and women take up Nsw-York hfc
rich IN expectation, but poor In pocket Their 10"
dollars gone, work, hopelessness temptation ruin
aud then Charity round the corner GREATNESS
. Of pity, blind 10 culpable hardness or misaec'eu
effort upon her own part Tie professor hAs as
covered germ, the inspector has found It's proper
soil, are there not experienced Christian HANDS "
nuture It?
During the summer months when the NUMBER VI
ladies at the Deaconess Home was small. eooo Calls
made upon the poor lady bur recently arrl'cu
in the Home accidentally stepped into house OF NJ
rcpuie The girl at the door respectfully answered qap
lions TO her birth and family. Where do you tnnh
l am from n asked the lady at last From the Loru,
replied the gill IN grave, manner a. 10 s'ar'io
and awe her questoner " I am going to turn o'cr !"
new leaf some day. said the girl and II flashed through
the mind OF the lady II she had said now "h"'
could you have done for herl' Nothing. sen. W.
from Deaconess Home 10 do mission work ana ho'
able to do one single thing.
woman poor and clean rang the Deaconess ooo
bell. a. ask you for work and not for money Sne
said TO the lady hearing her Nothing coud "
done for her. III
Are there not men and women able ana "iii-
lng remove these and like handcsaps nom can be
daily work OF the DcacOnesses! Medicine e11nn,bes
obtained for the sick, there arc ie" co ILL.,
for tho destitute bur entirely wanting are the Tn
of providing employment and OF eStaoisaEs rsTer
ously elevatng influences with which TO enoNe nj
and Gospel To knes well clad ana Wen l e' S SnG
o1cr prsver for a being in want Of work, food an =
clothes takes absolute cheek Christ sad 10 n "p
sin no more but he also said: 70 have inc pun
always with you 80 ~. ,,,oor. st
sends forth eight or workers every AFTERNOON ~,
between 80 and O'Clock who are al ono III one
for Deacopesss diplomas and In regular QUITE, IL
adv climbed ffty-fouF flights OF stairs ana nS-o
ninety-ono canvassng calls within these . nTrd
Anot6or made 231 calls in six afternoons ua-nr
nurse fits through broad streets, alleys ana
and lady physician sivSi nstrucpUn an az bssaried
and in now Institution the needs OF the,r ou molly
nndertsEen 20 support these workers have 10 mr. &C.
All The difficulties OF new project. VuI y. bo o
brotherhood of man will there not come IGIu ,seve
who are willing assist these pioneers and VINO ., az ire
In dealing with sin al its beginning instean ol
sood tide ar on wreck-strewn sandSi Is this heoN
beySnd the organizing powers OF man >-,,-,r yrvn,
Nev-York Nov. 90 1859.
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The Broadway Theatre will be closed on Monday
night for dress rehearsal and on Tuesday the london
Galcty Company Will play Faust mp to Date The
cast includes Misses Grace Pedley Ada Conyer Katie
Bari, Maria Jones, Lillian Price Florence Levey
Ionnen, Charles Dandy, f. H. Haslsm and f. Vas
eOtu.
Madame HEX begins engagement Of one
week at the Grand Opera House on Monday night
Professor Cromwell viii give his last illustrated
lecture for the season at the BiiOu Theatre Sunday
evening his subject being Mexico and south Amer.
ica Professor Downe's lecture the Union SQUARE
Theatre will be on Napoleon"
william Relmund and Mrs. Thomas Barry follow
". j. scanlan al the Theatre next week. playing
Herminie' Mrs. Barry was formerly member Of
nr. wallscks company Al this house and william
ledmund was leading man al the Boston Theatre for
four wears
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BENJAMIN. her residence .d n sTso,d Conn
TSss'e i hs@isns ,1s ssS S;
Doctor Gregory Townsend Bedel, u PhilSelpbls A.
'Sei.1p inGv' The = train G.S sayas
meets at Bridgeport with Nsugstuek train for strssfora
sss + ss.. bak Bs'' s n aged
ELslENDo 4, at Milestone. N. j., Martha
Frne9a at her late residence Saturday December Z,
Relatives and friends arc invited.
at his residence ~ rpnker sa N an
Ri se w Of Rssosyn Y aged 3 years. '
Funeral private.
GRAMT E@nc l As 1 wdn' ID Crane December
Funeral haGah at At E Sise ssurday at $50 O'Clock
k HnsEe Pn. 1sis"osr 80 John Red Of
rSsi ,G5 N IN m At R1s Sss
LANE-At Haverstraw, N. y. December 3, W. r. Lane
ra an raj from from NJ Church. Haversaw " Y Friday
December O. p. m.
McKENNA-On TUESDAY. December 8, 1889 William A.
Tss:Bss Ny s 9yiss e.. 2 s ss..a S
Friday S Pss%Ser az 10 near s At '''
1nfer me IT IN Calvary Cemetery.
Friends will please omit flowers
pFCK-At Hampstead L. l.. December s. 1882 Jonathan
Funeral neral at his late residence at p: m: Saturday
Ps5 esfe at Long, Sand CIV at Clock M saturday
PErTY-on Tuesday, December 3 az csntrs NJ, MorcHHs
Funeral services viii take place his late residence at -
InterTent at Centre )rches. Relatives ard tr!enfs are
invited to attend Trains leave Long Island City go
q. m. ~
"Wednesday December =, a. the residence OF
her son DR. Thomas /. Stedman. No. 1Q East o7thcst
Jane Trot relict the late George T. stedman OF Sn'
cinnat,
INCREMENT at Norwich. Conn.
Cincinnati and New London, Conn., papers please copy
SWAIN-on Tuesday December g. at his late residences
III Cymer ST. Brooklyn T. r. arg! siser lingering IL"
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to stwnd
funeral services at his lat fesloehee Oh rrioN'
y. az 80 O'Clock
Friends viii kindly ONT, flowers.
Interment Saturday morning; private.
TOWNsEND-On Thursday December 8, 1882 At his late
residence John Townsend in the 65th year OF his age
The funeral place az Trinity Church, on ssnf
day, December :, az O'Clock.
II Is kindly asked that no flowers he sent
wHEATLEY-On "wednesday, December =. 1889 Frances
Anne Wheetley daughter Of the late Charles NJ Whea"
ley Of Phoenixvile, Penn.
Infernent at Greenwood. prvate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
THE BryrTrT FOR MRS PdRyELL

At the Star Theatre yesterday afternoon benefit
was Given TO Mrs Parnell by W. j. Seaman The
house was we'll filed, the receipts amounting to about
$500 Between the third and fourth acts Mr. Scanlsn
was called before the curtain and made the follow
ing speech: Ladies and gentlemen: ] thank you
FOR your kind response this afternoon 1t was
call moro Of patriotism than of charity II was
reported that Mrs. Parncll was In need Of money to
nav some debts that were pressing. l made the call
and YOU are here to meet it. ! have since learned
with pleasure that Mrs Parnell is not in needy cir
cumstances IN the ordinary acceptatlOn Of that term.
but she IS not az we'll OIL in the things Of the world
az she somo time ago. nor as well OIL az we
should IKE 10 see her The money received to-day
from this benefit Will be to her al once. In
conclusion et again thank you for your generous
response 70 my appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Miss C. Furniss No 4e1 Fifh-ave.. entertained
the Thursday Evening Club last night Win music ny
the Adamowsk Quintetts, of Boston Among .Ae
members OF The club present were MI ana ME- H. ~
Hunt Professor and Mrs. C. F. Chandler MI anu
Mrs Charles A. Post, Bishop and Mrs. Potter, Mr..
and Mrs W F.. Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. :. v r. Crueer'
Mr. and Mrs Edward Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. motifs n.
J.sun Mr. and Ms f. ". Rhinelandsr' Dr. ana
Mrs K,nnicutt Miss Amy Townsend, the Misses
SCHUYLER. G. L. Schuyler, Peter Marie, MI ana MIS-
Benoni Lockwood Mr.. and Mrs. j. Perpoh' Morgan
MIR and Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt, MI ana MIS- =. L.
Perkins Mr. and Mrs Richard Watson Glider MISS
Sophie Minton. Miss Hoya DR.. and Mrs. W. H. draper
Miss Draper. Nine Dr. vangrigncux, Mr.. and Mrs
j. A Post Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Chaplin, Coiohei anu
Mrs De Lacey Kane. The next meeting OF the oleo
will be held on December 10. at the home OF MIS-
Minton, No 2O4 West FOurteenth-st
Mrs. Charles Lawson, of No. IL West twenty
first gave reception yesterday afternoon to intro
duee her granddaughter Miss Hoffman. daughter OF
Richard Hoffman. Miss Brewster, Miss Belts and
Miss kingsley assisted In receiving
Mrs J. s. Kennedy and the Misses Baker No b
West -seventhst held large reception yesterday
afternoon
Mrs. J. Perpont Morgan, No 90 Madison-ave.'
will give reception, with music and dancing o-hish1'
Mrs Lawrence ZIP, No 452 Fhth-aVe''
will give q large reception for her daughter MISE
Edith X p this afternoon. Mrs. Kip Will give dance
later in the season
Mrs HicksLord gave the first of series OF re-
c.ptions Yesterday afternoon at her home, NO. -
Washington square. Mrs. Eugene Mclean, MIS-
Dew. Miss vandeIpoel and Mrs. Pync assisted IN re-
ceiving Among the guests were Mrs. AUGUSTUS
Field Miss Field Mrs. ". G.. Ray, Miss Ray captain
FRYE Mrs Willard Z. Ward the Rev. ana MIS- j. -
WATSON tho Rev. Dr. Maynard, Miss Lille Berg
Mrs scmmcs Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs Francisco lam
breleng Miss Lvingsron-strong Marshall =: "l M
Miss Graham and Mrs. George Pierce Andrew Mrs.
Nicks-I.oId will continue her receptions during thls
month aud January. ,
Mrs j. j. White gave a dinner for young people
last evening The guests were Mrs. Jay White MISS
White Miss Grace ELEPHANT. Miss Brcwsers Miss
pess.e McGinnis Miss A. Westervelt, Messrs. Nhite;
W and : skidmore, scott, Throop Gauatin anu
Lawrance. a.. ,
The Mendelssohn Rooms were gay last evening
The occasion being the first Of Mrs. Worthlnetons
dances Among the members present were MI: and
Mrs Charles WorthinPton. Miss Palmer. Miss l-izzie
n Usisev Miss Cora Mckay, Mr.. and Mrs: Claude
Isrpes born Bacon, Miss Sweetser, Or. Clairooune
Alexander Hudnut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
HORSES RACED OFT OF THEIR GLASSES

HORSES RACED OF or 4HEAH oSA''i-S'
The Board OF Review OF the National Trotting As
ISOLATION Continued its meeting al tie fhh Avenue
Hotel YESTERDAY p. p Johnston, OF Kentucky, presd-
ing The first case acted upon was the claim OF Mr..
Denole- against c. II. Nelson of Maine. for portion
OF the second money won by Nelson az The races cf
the Charter Oak Racing Association, run last fall. at
Hartford. Conn IT decided that Nelson should
nav Ueuoilcs $3.50 aud be suspended from the asso-
citation until he psld the money John Mccoy. Of
Nav. nrln sv,ick y. j.; J. y. McEIvain, Of New
York: + c. orton OF syracuse; 4. h. Cummings. OF
Pennsylvania; H. ". Cooper, Of Connecticut and a.
akens ~ Mount Holly y. j., wore expelled f., m the
assoctption for running horses ont Of their class.
Iobp Hughes. of HARRISBURG Penn, who has been
under sIspension since 1884. was renstaed on paying
2 fine OF 600. --,- -
and ,bc resignation OF Judge !. Mem. Shait"r. OF
slitornla second vcc-presdent OF the soclaon.
accented The president issued cail fOr a special
meet N of the board. 10 De held at buffalo. in Novcm
Ter 80 when the biennial meeting Of tho Congress
~ the all nal Trotdng Association Will he held
Tire board then resumed the consider alton OF the
pairb stallion case. bur arrived az no decision. The
board adjourned to meot again In May, 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
GOOD PICTURE, II NOT A LIKENESS.
~, Tho - Ioufs Renublic Bai's1 letter.


DO YOU know what a woman OF the world Is ,s.rs
Tho woman Ol the world Is who consoeis
what you Hike and attempts. for her own Comfort d.
well as yours. - give Il 10 you -.
Size Is The one whose manners are always p''lcet
and Who does not offend YOU BY being gushing u
freezing. o,,cc
She is the one whose gowns attract no hou0'
unless bv their absolute suitability. -.
she h on, VINO can be- friendly withQ1L-peI
familiar aud who can repr ~iiio snnbbing
She is the one who rctralns saving malicious thing
not only because VIII ruin the shape Of her mouth
but teraiise thew are I'm TAD taste a. swC airing
She Is the one who knows how 10 be most dgnine,.
at a dinner table, and yet VINO can enjoy lsrk AZ
supper tine. - -, -, ..ss
She l. TIE ono who always mahes You feel AZ eaSe
with youisan and the rest Ol the world
She l. the one who II sicwcd puppy was server
AZ dinner, could praise IT. flavor and talk OF the
civilization Of the Chimes. Al
She is the one who can make order come who're dr
order has been egnant and put everything aud every
body iust where II they should BE- a.,
She j. the who T. never unpleasantly caudh
She i the one with whom II Is delight 10 associate
and who after cl. may he governed not oniy Nv hef
own desire 10 make life smoother but by greater anu
higher beliefs than credited 10 her.
She + the one whom it Is well for your daughter
~ inltaies