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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-29
THE ONLY ALKALINE TO NoRgoi X


/ DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Ia AND POTOMAC RAILROAp.-teh.lUle
,Cmmenoin. FEBRUARY gtlh. los4-e.st.ft-
itaEdarn time.
g., ana. leaves byrd streer station laI s.ars
only At Ashland Junction. NI0rt.
and fredercksburg. Sleeper %
Washington and New iuf..
| .0I am. leaves Byrd-sir,et eiauun iaII. fr-
ccpt sunday. sleeper tD Washington d.
s. . IN. leaves byrd-stleot st4c0. lAlg
sleeper 20 New York.
+, 81 am. arrives az byrd-sffoet station to b
Sleeper from New lOrk.
2 81 pm. arrives &C Byri-strcci sfHI TON a p,
stOps NJ Frederic ksburp Al ori. AID
Junction. sleeper ircm hasn'nE'Dn
AMI New York.
1.i5 pm. arrives AZ Byri-streef stat 100 iN|Y.
except Sunday. Sleeper ium Ml.h-
The Sew YORK and FLORIDA specla.. consist
ing OF yestibulo pullman ears. leaves IIII
street station al $40 am on lue-Il s l1UI-.
days, and Saturdays. ana arrive. t.lI Im. .u
Mondays, wednesdays. hDl lfIatt lIf
traln makes no local stops. ana cAfA ialr 10
charged. First north bound train lCafts
Thursday l0th instant
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
200 pn. accommodation leages byrd street
station arrives ~ Ashland 80 5 pu.
edf pm. leaves kiba: arrives a. Ashland u
6.i2 pul.
e.i3 sm. accOmm 0datlon, arrive, DO 80 f-
street citation; leaves Ash'aaist %
300 pm. arrives at Rlba leaves Alalald At
c.h.TfYLoR. General Ticket Ases,
4. 4. u. MYERS. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
TWO DAILY rR h0Se' TO NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 LYNlHBi DO.
SCHEDULED N EFFtCT DECENBERs l-ss.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 \. VI. Daily, "a Richmond and Petersburg
miroad. Leaves Petersburg 400
4. ~. daily; arrive Norfolk 10
$50 A. NJ. Daily, eta Richmond and P,ter.h4rg
railroad, Arrive at PetefeaUlR lI D
A. NJ. No. leaves itt0r-fuft lN.u
A. NJ for FHrmFIr, lf.lIluI.
Roanoke. Bristol hHoEfiII.. aHi "a
points South and West IhhOlDh
COACH TO RADfOND.
$50 =. NJ Daily. pid Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad. Arrives az rcfer.Dug 40
81 L. VI, leaves Petersburg lN 7
NJ, daily. arriving Norfolk 300 J..
NJ. THROUGH CAR 10 AOh'
900 p. NJ. DAILY. ia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. arriving az PtieItluf. 40
90 L. NJ, connecting Win inIn 80
J. leaving Petersburg at I'D b. ".
Tor fafmtiiie, LynchbHfg. Roanoke
POcahOntss Bristol, knOXyi.Ir. ,uii-
lanooga, and all points south and
West.
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CAR ACCOMMODA-
TONS
No. l-Sleeping-car Petersburg % Bristol
without change. leaving Petersburg daIJ si
no z. VI. Pullman sleeper LyucAUurs H.
Memphis, without change.
30. Pullman sleeper Lynchbufg f0 Sew
Orleans. and Roanoke 10 ChattanVO sn without
change.
Tickets, baggago-checks aud al inf0rmf'oa
can be Ob.ainCd al Richmond ana lUtrfsNlff
Railroad depot. A. ". CARRIERS, lfu Nl4
street, and at the COmpany's Office. sl last
Main street.
". Is. DEVIL.
General Pas.ouEcl Ak.la
CHARLES g. EDDY, Nieo President
General ofiice RoauO kc. Va.
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WHEN the disputed territory OF Okla
homa is opened there will be picnic
The proclamation of the President not
only clearly defines the boundaries OF
the land open TO settlement, bat warns
all persons not to enter upon other
Indian lands at their peril 1t also ex'
pressly forbids entry upon the Okla
homa lands prior to April 90 under
penalty Of being forever excluded from
acquiring any rights within the Territory
That the scramble for the choicest
homesteads will be something terrific On
the date of opening may be taken lor
granted. The litigation that will grow
out of the desire OF numerous claimants
to secure the same lands will furnish a
fat harvest to the lawyers in the future.
The army will also be kept busy for a
while in preventing the land-hungry
horde from swooping down on the lands
not included in the proclamation.
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ADVERTISING RATS.

~ Reading notices In reading matter type.
Is cents per line Nonpareil. loaded, II cents
per line.
80 Wants marriage and death notices, not
ceding eight lines. g cents each insertion q.
Special contract rates furnished on ap-
plicstion.
Auction sales. Legal Notices and amuse-
msut Advertisements 81 per inch each in
sertion.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
Entered ut the Richmond (Va) postofhce as
ecOnd class matter.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
LIGHTNING THOUGHTS
By CLEVER WRITER'S
John BrIsht-AIaska Seals Inc T'e'
dents Neglected Daty-Nc Aiii'ter' """''
III. silver ou,s,ion-No Change Of FL
panciaI roffcy-Otber Current Topics

JONI BRlonr The bells OF London
iolled mournfully yesterday. one Oh
The most honest Of English statesmen,
after long and painful Illness, had
solved the mystery which Victor hugo
called the great perhaps
John Bright possessed that Anglo
Saxon sturdinoss of body and fearless.
ness of mind which have given England
her place among the nations OF the
earth. For a generation he has been q
part of the peoples life; their guide
philosopher, and friend; their champion
in all measures of reform, with a cour-
are 20 admirable and caution so prac-
tical that his battles were half won
when he ordered the call TO arms.
If during the last few years he has
hardly kept pace with The times, or mas
seemed to contradict the policy OF other
DAYS. We need only 70 remind our readers
that il il unfair 10 judge canuie
flame bv the uncertain flicker 81 is last
moment When the physical energies
decay the mind becomes enfeebled eX-
cent IN rare instances. \ giant may be-
come childish in illness or old age, but
we do not forget that he has been a giant
and has done a giants work.-Nt'n lork
UcrOM
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mo one more easily led II | have my
own way" says Sir Anthony Absolute
In the play, and that is what Postmaster
General Wanamaker says TO the Senators
who think they ought TO name the APP
pointees. II now seems that there IS a
distinction with difference between the
high contracting Cabinet officer and
Senators, as to the Cabinet officer 9
choice Of Postmaster. Senators Quay
and Cameron appear to assume that
while Mr. Wsnamaker is entirely
at liberty to select Postmaster for his
own city, he must appoint the man the
Senators want In other words, POST
master. General Wsnalnaker can have
his own way about 1t if he just consul's
the Senators and accepts their way OF
him having their own way.
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Undoubtedly an Impostor.

"What do you think OF the gentleman
from London you were talking With last
evening, Miss Azurer
Il don't believe that he was ever near Lon.
dom
"Why}'
81 have a number Of friends there and In
quired about them, but he didn't know q
single one. Nebraska State Journal.
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To John and Gordon were due the re-
peal OF the corn laws and the entry OF
Great Britain upon triumphal com
mercial career. Both men saw that Eng
lands power as manufacturing country
was so firmly established that Il protec-
tive tariff could only hamper her progress.
They represent the same ideas that will
prevail in this country.
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Rcmittances should be made by drafts,
checks. postof8cc orders or registered letter
PAYABLE 10
TIM PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va
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Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.

George Tichenor, who has been nominated
to be assistant secretary Of the treasury, has
been a special agent Of the treasury depart
ment for years, and has thus acquired @
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Gbr Vaily ain,fa.

pr LisHvp EVERY DAWN rHR YRAR
nv THE TIMkS Pt Blk HING COM
PAvY. OFFICE so EAST MAIN STREET
lCtMOND. VA.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

edmond s. DANVILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE To
TIRE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPERs ON ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FED'Y. q. 1852
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legislative councils
He took an active
part in the govern
ment Of the colony,
but did not give up
tho law. AT vari-
ousperiods he acted
as chief justice Of
the supreme court
Il nd furnishing "A
code OF evil pro-
celure. In ls12 he
became chief jus
tice Of the leeward
Islands. Two years
later he visited
England and was
knigbted for his
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Richmond aud Clifton Forge, and daily 't'eit
sunday between Balcony Falls ana LeA'lt-
ton.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
i65 pm.-MAiL daily
s.l5 sm.-ACCOMN0DAT1OS daily lereeA
Sunday.
CONNECTIONS
Al Clifton Forge with Chesapeake 80 utt
railway tor the south, West, and Nor lNes-
AT LyncbDurg with Norfolk and "es'tfl
railroad Tor AL points south, ,o4il. ati.
Southwest, aud tfRlnla Midland r. NJ ~
sll points North and South.
At Richmond with Associated RAJ stys ~
ait poinss IA the South. and kichmpL tt.4r
icks0urg and Potomac railroad Tor flt NlitA
At Lexington with Baltimore ans Ulp
road. making clOse connections AZ hM,,lt
Ferry ~ and from Pittsburg and o.. VIZ
also 10 points North aud East. .,,
SLEEpING-CARS LYNchBuh0 p VIZ
PHls. NEW ORLEANS. and LII llt ..' a.
Trains marked daily except sGnie DN,t
Tickets sold 10 all points. uii ~
Eist Main treet, Ice Main street,
Richmond AM Allegheny depot, hsl4 -
JOHN X. aAC1UhUt
Tde5 Gent Passenger 'ea
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THE DAILY TIMRs.
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered In any part Of the city aud Ma
chester ny carriers nj ne cents per week.
Persons desiring the TINES delivered at
heir homes can secure II by postal card re-
ursi or order through telephone No. s<s.
When deliver, irres ssar immediate com
liant should be maze 10 toe ohce The ad-
RESP may be ehang.-d - desired. II car" be
,uAcn IN ali cases - mention the old and new
address.
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CONN BOTTOMS.

Train No. 30 connects daily at Keysyin
tor Chase City. Clarksvilie, and oxford
Durham. Honde. son and Raleigh con
meets ~ Greensboro for Durham
Raleigh Salem. and Winston, and all points on
North Carolina d. vision: az Salisbury tor Ash
Vile, Hot Springs and aii points in Western
North Carolina, and at Charlotte tor C., q
A. X. X.
Train No SO connects daily at Greens
boro' for Salem. Winston, Raleigh. Colds
b0ro'. and M0rchead City ut Salisbury f0i
Asheyile, Hot Springs, and all points. ii
Western North Carolina; nc Charlotte will
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad tol
Columbia, Augusta, Aiken, Charleston, Syao
nah. ThOmasyilie. Ga. Jacksonville and Othe.
Florida points also with Carolina Contra
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive &C Rfchsonc
i.l5a.m. and $3.50 pm.
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Sir Julian Pauncefote ia son of the late
Robert paunceforte He was born in ISIS at
Munich and attended school at Geneva and
Paris, where he became familiar with the
modern languages in common use on the con
tinent, knowledge which has been invalu-
able to him in his professional career. He
completed his education at Marlborough col
lege, in England. His father wished him to
enter the indian army, but the young man
preferred the law In 1852 ne was called to
the bar He was some time afterwards ap-
pointed private secretary TO Sir William
Mole,worth, secretary Of state for the colo
MES, but upon the death Of Sir William he
returned to the law In 1852 be concluded 10
practice his profession al the Colony Of Hong
Kong, a place Of considerable international
importance In 1855 he became attorney gen
eral Of the colony, aud 10y virtue OF his posi-
ton was also a member OF the executive and
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-29

sa,,-icos Ia tb. col SIR JULIAN PAtNttFofE
ony, but at ones returned 10 the I.eeward ISL
ands, where he proceeded % open the new
federal supreme court, and furnished code
Of civil procedure as at Hong Kong.
Very soon after this Sir Julian returned
again TO England. The Office OF legal assist.
ant under secretary Of state at the colonial
Office being at the time vacant 1t was offered
10 him and accepted He was afterwarl OF.
fered tho chief justiceship of Ceylon, but pre-
ferred TO remain in England. In 1876 the
post OF legal assistant under secretary at the
foreign Office was created and he was APP
pointed TO MI the position During Lord
BeaconsiHld's administration Sir Julian was
made Commander Of the Bath and Knight
Commander of the order Of St Michael and
St George. Gladstone appointed him under
secretary for foreign affairs the office from
which he was taken to DO made minister TO
the United States.
Sir Julian's experience in the foreign Office
fits him Tor any position IN the diplomatic
service. He has not had the experience OF
those belonging 10 the diplomatic corps ia
dealing directly with foreign governments,
but Is especially well grounded in interna-
tional law and has bad long experience in an
Office from which the Instructions 10 diplo-
mats einapate
The home OF the newly appointed minister
at Cromwell place has long been open to the
members Of the diplomatic corps, and Lady
Pauncefote and her daughter young lady
OF about p, are said to DO very popular.
They visit at nearly all the houses Of the
American colony TT South Kensington, and
viii doubtless be- appreciated at Washington
Sir Julian is a real Engishnan In build
standing SIX feet in his stockings. Like most
OF bis countrymen he is lover Of manly ex.
ercise, and Is said TO have been very expert
with the foil.
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YORK RIVER LINE

Daily except sunday.
The Favorite Route to Baitimoi
The steamers OF this line are models OF
beauty, elegance, and comfort.
tLeaye Richmond
1870 and a. 70 nm.
Arrive BALTIMORE Leave Baltimore
s.9 am pm.
Arrive Richmond.9.20 and flO.iO am.
Fare Richmond TO Baltimore: tirst- Class,
e.; second class, fi.5d.
The York River Line affords superior nd
yantages 20 business men In enabling them 70
leave Richmond near the close Of the day :
transactions. and arrive at Baltimore early
next morning. after having enjoyed delight
full nights rest. free from the dust and noise OF
railway travel.
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McAlLIsTER, DUpE.-But McAliistei
and his associates have made such idiots
of themselves that everybody will simply
laugh at their discontinue.
But the skirts of the Senators are not
entirely clean in the matter They seem
TO think that they ought TO receive some
courtesies from the Citizens Committee
because they vot$ 100000 for the ex-
penses Of The celebration. Mr.. Erwin
practically explained his vote on this
ground. Pray Mr.. George Zerubbabei
when YOU and your associates vote away
the money of the State, do you usually
expect to receive private fayors in re-
turn Nee York star.
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Leave Arrive
No. Richmond. Petersburg
TRAINS NOgTBwARD.
DAILY. 'psily IerecIt suncay
HTnpPING pIAlRA

Nos. II, and q make no stOps 10 %
stops only ON signal AZ Chester ~ b
stops on signal at Centfaiia. 80. IS >fnIa
only on sigma 80 Chester Ccntaia IA. d
Nanchestes. No. I'd stops 90 sisla ~ .I
regular stations, ana also atIsmrles b. q
Port Walthall. Nos, 81. "a, q. % ana q.
VIII stop AZ al stations FOR passenger
PULLMAN CAR SEnyiCE.
On Trsins Nos. II and % sleeping care he
tween New York and Tampa. Fla.. tfIa Isf.
son,iiic). On Trains Nos. u and o siDepIrg
cars between WASHINGTON and ,i4rIts.i.
and between Washington anu Jl,k-nuylII Ga
Train No. y eieeDlng-cars Nefmen N.g
York and Jacksonville. On Trains Sos. H..I
n .sleeping-cars between New N.r. bad
fhomasyile, Ga. In addition 20 500 above.
rHE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL
consisting OF vestibnlc Pullman cars .s..
leaves Richmond. -Outn- bound. 40 .Inf. .n
Mondays, Wednesday, an1 fgla}s. iaI If..
Petersburg, north bound. AZ i.li am 900 l....
lays, Thursdays. and Saturdays. iafit U..s
t. charged on this train.
THE ONLY ALKALINE TO N0KFoi X
LEAvH ApFfvr
Richmond. $3.50 am. NCrfu'k' r,
Richmond. .oNopm. Nori5k. s@ 6I
Norfolk, sd am. hchm0rt iIb- afr.
Norfolk. $50 pm. kichmoni. - pu.
These trains also make close turrfcti =,
for Farmville, Lynchburg. ard sou.r
western points, and all stations On tla NUrl..
apd Western railroad.
K. NJ. sILfY.
super lisadeH'.
Z. 1. y. t.flkS
General SurOrI lU.nlnrf
T. NJ. EMERSON, General Paegcug d AGENT
SOL HAAe. IrAi,ic NApAstE. tanr.
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- LEARNED DIPLOMAT.
Sir Julian Pauncefote, England's New
United states Minister.

IN appointing Sir Julian Pannceiotc rs min
lister from England TO the United States Lord
Salisbury has departed from the usual Gus
tom Of promotion from the diplomatic corps
Sir Julian is taken from the home Office
having long been under secretary for foreign
affairs. Whether Lord Salisbury took this
course to avoid criticism for sending a repre-
sentative Of either too high or too lowa grade
10 the United States, or as slight expression
Of resentment for the sending home Of Lord
Sackvilie, does not appear. At any rate Sir
Julian gets a good post and the diplomats
who have been ignored are mad
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DICHM0ND AND ALbB0HAhf
III RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS rs EPfkCf
JANUARY Rim. lsS1.
ONLY LINE RUNNING SOLID TRAINS b.
1wbfR BIZ soND AND L1Ninsrh1.

J tfNOTE. Nos. ! and run daNF lfiH p
| Richmond aud Clifton Forge, and afiIf 't..it
sunday between Balcony Falls ami LeAint'
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ALASKA SEALs.--A correspondent says
I'm the HeroM that "at the rate at which
the killing has been going on in ten
years there will not tie a seal 10 be seen
ii will be the repetition of the story ol
the buffalo Twenty-Five years ago the
prairies teemed with buffaloes; now we
nave none, and one Of the most useful
animals of our continent is almost ex-
tinct. It was q shame to permit those
animals TO be so recklessIy slaughtered.
Our government is particularly inter
es,ed in the preservation of the seal.
think It gets SO skin from the Alasks
company. in addition to rental of 500
900 year. The company pretends tC
saw this is an inland sea"
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No CHANGE OF FINANCIAL Policy
The new Administration has been in
power three weeks. and there is not The
slightest perceptible sign Of change in
the financial policy bequeaihed TO il by
the Cleveland administration. OF the
forty-odd millions Of treasury money
loaned 10 the national banks upon secu-
riiy of Government bonds none has
been removed While the larger portion
of the surplus is thus kept in circulation
bv the banks, the new Secretary Is eXs
ercising quite as much caution and COZ
servatism as did his predecessor in purss
chasing government bonds -E'9chQnge
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WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.

full nights rest. free from the dust aud noise Of
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMAODATION.
L, ave Richmond CID 81. depot, u 10 am
Arrive Richm3d. " rs % PIN
sDaily. fDally except Sunday.
Depot and ticket-oifce foot OF Virgins
street up town office, corner Tenth aud hair
streets.
PEYToN RANDOLPH. JAS. L. TAYLOR
Gene. al Manager. Gen. Pass'r Agent
sOL. HAAS, JOS. >. POTTS,
Traffic MANAGE. Div. Pass'r Agent
nolE Richmond. Va.
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4 mARor1sn suEs 4 MAnorra.

Washington, Feb. 10 Cspeciap.-Nna Wright de
potestad whose romantic marriage TO the Marquis do
Potostad of the Spanish legation while the latter was
on his deathbed Is stu fresh In the memory Of
tain circle Of Washington society, appeared to-day in
cours as a complainant against the Marquis de Cham
brur, Of Washington, to recover the sum Of 81 GA
The affidavit signed by her sets forth that she first mot
the Marquis dc Chsmbrun in 1855 in an apartment
house In October Of that year hen husband died, and
The Marquis called upon her and her mother showing
every mark OF sympathy. During the winter his
visits were almost daily. In November 1886, she
gave him check for 1878 TO have cashed and paid her
The check left by her husband, and she states that
the Marquis told her that she would have 10 be ap
pointed administrative, and he took her to the court
house and she was appointed. Sho says that the
defendant never paid hr the money, but sho learned
that be had had cashed She further states that she
intrusted him with the payment Of $1,000 due On
houses built at Nos. 1103 and 1105 sixteenths and
he then told her that unless she had vouchers showing
that the sub-cOntractoT paid that Hens nght DO
placed on the houses but he would charge her nong
for his personal services TO attend 70 this She states
that in March, 1897 she sent defendant checK Tor
60 500 and sailed for France, and when her mother
5otned her Ia the fan She brought woed that her Os
had an been paid. The Marquis. however, shortly
sftervard applied for 81 ESQ TO pay liens 5he fognd
that the $500 paid De Chambrun was charged againss
her, He has failed 70 settle, and she now sues him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13
rHr rA1E ArHLErros pINER.

AS there are many moro applications for ueAets 70
the Yale Athletics dinner on February 10 than there
are seats the committee requests that those now hold
ing tickets WHO do not expect to be present VIII 10
turn them before tomorrow evening 10 tho treasurer,
Otto t, Barnard, No. 90 Duane-st, "nc VIII reiuno
the money paid The demand for sea- the quail's
of the speakers who have agreed TO respond 70 toa'
including chauncey NJ Depew, Isaa. ID. Bromley
the Rev. Joseph H. Twitchel, Professor T. L. kicnafos
and william A. Stiles, and the general Spirit Oh On
thusiasm which has characterized the preparations In
dicate that the dinner will be great success. The
only difficulty IS in providing accommodations. Del
monlco IS expanding his facilities IN every way g1t
IL appears that there win inevitably be coDsio-
cradle deficiency Of seats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13
THAT WALL or aTHE voroES
To fh1 Editor OF The TFfbuns.

siri Tho hue and cry made by Tho Voice. over
those mailing lists is like the Irshmsns comment on
the squealing pig, a good deal Of noise for little
wool.s How did @Ths Voice" obtain us elcreymen's
ustf II was taken from tho general minutes Of the
conferences Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, North
and south, and from tho year, books q, other de-
nominations. Tho National Committee n as good
rssht TO use these as had @The Voice and II doc
uments were sent to ministers by either party It would
DO nothing strange. Indeed, have received such from
all parties.
think after your expose Of MessrA FUNK ana Was-
nails, I'm recent number OF The Tribune, namely,
Offering for sale the socaod ciergynan's list, was
enough 10 quiet them for while. How came Repfb-
bean documents or Democratic documents, inside
copies OF Tho Voice. which must have been sent out
OF = The Voice ohlcel such were sent How explain
bati Messrs. Quay and Clarkson we're not resPon-
sible for that, surely. CLhItStNAN.
Riyerhead, l. l., Jan. 30, 1sS9