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Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

GRENADA. MISS
March 2R- 1889

March 26. 1889
Editor Of the CLARION Ledger.
In a rrc-nI iesne oi ihs Clarior
Lrdger quite a numb,r Of eUI
prominent statesmen are suggrs'.
ID BY IhriI friends ior gub~inai"-
rial honorn
Among them ia thai tried ard
ftus patriot, Major = bel Bake
dale, Than whnm . bfaxsf knigh'
has n.'er drawn LANCE 10 defend
hia e"unlfy's riehis- Far moTr
than tIIrIy Year. This mighty man
81 VaIor has coniendsd uncsssine-
~ i,r the substantial Interests OF
thu propir VI Minrisslppi. If hs
had performed no other srrvic
for our STATE his record 10 Cpn
grps~ !. sufficient 20 rnIIile him "a,
The suppor' Of every right think
ing ciiIz-n wIihtn her bound-.
while his career a. Washing on
contributed very much 10 Missile.
apps reputation abread and was
highly ben, fcial to hri material
interest. Vel his uD.lring gal aud
rightly directed forts duriug Ihr
Ling dark night "a Radical miarnlr
should make him doubly dear 10
evrry true son Of our believed
Slaie. Major Barksdale has a..
wayn been Ibs rnrmy Of mOnopo-
~ aud The real FREUD Of the pe0-
pie, ana has prrhaps don. more
than any public man OF Alisslssip
III 20 encourage and ioatrr every
movement cslcnla,yd 10 ben. ft
lhp agricultural CLASSES of thr
soRlh.
A candid inquirer In reading the
Congregational Rncard will fnd
oar own 3 bel Barksdals unhesl.
tatingly advocating all AucA legis-
lation a. would tend to the benefit
and prosperity OF the South. he
stands m tho fIsnt rank with the
few public men who clearly under.
stand the wants Of the whole
people The times demands )
wiHr, brainy, sagasieus, clear.
beaded man 10 take the helm Of
the STATE dnrina the next four
years Eihpl Barksdale il sm
pnnticalls the man for the place
lfhr will respond to the call Il y
gIsleinl peepIr, the hills aud val
leys OF N"rth Mississippi will fur.
nIHh thousands OF her warthy sons
sag rly waiting 70 rally around
his banner and march I" victor,
uider h,s mags'fi .-n, leadrrr' ip
NORTH MISSISSIPPI DMooRAT
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

According .-- is.hion .asborii,
Isa,es' hass viii have loser
crowns Ihis season. This uiil
r,sr lbsa'rr goris usu roofcs q
sstisIacilsn.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

Dr.. Al,iH Taseoi,. u Cosn-eii-
Gu, . Yale nan q ths ciass Of '2s
ssss that hs reads q hundred linra
oi h mer rvsr night 10 90 10 slrep
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

" vou find indications gi malaria IN
yUur system take Al once DR. II Nc-
LsaIl's Chlls and Fever Cure II wi
sgrrrably snd rfi'g llmllv eradicate lh'
poison from your system. 90 cents per
bvttle, warranted.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

The N~u fo,k World printed
its rvrnine rd.siou on G.. P-irirk'.
Day in s'er-ea." With ihr motto.
..Ths word R.rolrsl COZ AII.r
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

The revised Unls~d States D.s
ps0satory coulsins = Inst Of aboui
1900 names OF 20 called medicinal
substances which. allowing foi
duplication and repeiiiioo, repre-.
ssnis about II 900 different rene
dies.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

Illinois Central Railroad.
AT5AcKsVE.
Trams 0oing North.
No. 2---Ilaily 81. Louis, --l.raYcs 3 3b d Il
No --Chlcsgo kxpIess--lraves l2.62 a..n
Trains Going SoHA.
Na. l. d ilv ~. Lauis--...lcavrs 4 30 p h
NJ. 3 Mail-- L,m,Ietl--..,..lraves l.47 n
THROUGH CAR ARRAN0KnKETS.
Tram Nus. ami have sleeping ear,
a. Nav Urieans
i'rain No 4 liH~ sleeping cars through
~ hieazo, ri LOUIS. Memphis and kan'
sas City.
i'ra,ln No. = runs through 70 Cairo.
J. W. COLEMAN. A. 6. r. A.,
New Orlsans.
A. II. HANSON. .Gen'l Pass Ax'l
Clicag0.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

THg blood rlna b. pure II iha hooy
.snuld BE- iu .,srIrct condition. DIR J II
NeI.ean's strengthening Cordial aud
Bl,4d Pnr,fer makes pure blood. and Inn
parts the rleb bl0'm ol hea IN and clgo'
10 thr whole b,bdy.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

Flsnsi Os L.Be.s,rr, Pa. h.s
40 improved the dandslion that he
has protiucrd Eprrimenr % tnciars
IN ,lamptpt
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

THE dangers Of n malarial atmosphere
may lie averttd II yOiI will occasionally
take dose Of DR. ] II Mct.enhs Chills
aud Fever Cure. 20 GEMS, warranted.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

NATURE usually makes = gallant fghl
against lsseasr. and wiis-u ksipssl BY d.
J Il Mrllran's Strengthening Cortllil anu
Bi~'d Puiifirr will rralicaie Il irOm lhr
sYslem-
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

For sick headache. female irouhlrs.
nrnraiRie pains IN The head. take Dr J Il
Mclean Little Liver and Kidney PHI
lets. 25 ci.sis u vial
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

FoR rheumallc aud nruralgic pains. rub
Ia Df II McI4.ans V"ic.nic Oil Lint
mrnt you will not sniisg long. bu, will
b. RralIaed with smvdy aud effective
4 l1fe
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

There - q lnrgs royalty IN sighi
faf ne man uhs ulll invent ~
nnbrsila that canhet b siolrn.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05
70 EsIIlGIs and Planters.


Negotiated for par
ties wanting to bOr-
row money on well
improved farms and
plantations in the
Mississippi and fazOO
DeIfas.
MAJ. i. B. FORT.
or .. Il. EVERETx.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

"Americau wsmrn." SAYS Max
O'RrlI, "s.nrraIly enjoy that sr..
mud youth which nature hssio~e
also On nnmbers of French wo-
-
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05
Poisoned BY a Calf.

Ny little hoy broke out with ul.
GERS aud soree. the rrsuli of tht
saliva from cali'r mnnth com ~
10 con act with Gu dnger Ths
ulcers were dep and very pam
ful, aud showed ne inclination 10
heal ! used qnuc y nnmhrr o,
remedies, with ne brn.tii. but gut
SwIfi'e Sprc fic, aud hr improved
win The ti,ri few dnses and in u
shorl time was sound and well OF
lhv poison. and his general healilt
much improved.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05
John T. HEARD

Auburn. Ala, f. h. 10, 1889.
IL 1883 | contracted Blood Poi
son oi bad type, aud was treated
with mrIcnry, potash aud sarsa'
parilia mIx'uIes, growing w"rs,
all The lime. took sryrn small
holtlrs s. s. s., which cured m
rnIirpi,, and no sign Of the DIR, adj
Iul disease has returned,
) q. NANCR
Hobhyvill.. Ind.. j u. 10. 80
Swiil's Sp,c.hc IL entirely veg.
eiablr, aHd cures Blood Poison b,
forcing the IalRl oul through 10.
pnrrs uf lhp akin Hynd Tor II.ai
'Se ON B uod aui Ska Dlsras, :.
mailed Tree.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

sIcKNKs comes nnInviird. and sItong
mrn and women are forced 10 rmplO,
R,rans 10 reslnrr their h,a ltli and strength.
he mnsi shccrssInl oi all knowh rrRlt-
dies tor weakness. the origin oi all dis
Ease, Is DR. u MrLrai,'s strengthening
Cordial aHd Blo@d Purfi =.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

Z Hour Qpster ilinn my olln Lnie non
JAt kTON 10 IKCINNATI
TINE. "a HOURS
Inxnrious Mmn BomloT Buffet Slrrp-
iiig ais Ol ail through trains.
COnnps'liun niafls IN tirand
Central Depot cInclnnatl
lsr all iDDiais NuRrH aud EAST.
y, tn Qnrn aud rtssni i,on'e y"n
avntd ts-,lfaIS rrsn-lrrs across the cii
aid qnFnl changes ~ ears.
Pasrsietrs via this Rsule pass M veN OF
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05
Lookout Mountain.

The only Line making connection III
.illrr ep0ri wHll lie Texas Pacific kil-
way i"f al paints Ia Northern lrxa..
saving 8 H"u,s iinr
C0nnscii"n m tie al Shreveport ior al
l.oilsls % New Mexico. Colorado aud H.
F.r ..rst.
Yazoo City herald., 1889-04-05

az SWIFT SPFoIFiC Co.
Drawer 8. Atlanta. Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
nIEn.

HAxrvHt xs1s Conn., Msnesy Mar. q y
HorT-on Monday March L. Elorenee dsushtsr 6 Henry
and Florence Tsber Holt aged year and montaA
Funeral pffvete.
MAcFARLANEAt London England on tbs <tn Inst, la,
>seSet Rnsae wife William Stuart Macfzxzsne 40
aasghfer OF Edward Russell, Of Boston Mass. =. y
aea viii DO at Trinity Chapel Weef zothsc
ansar RroadWayl on "Wednesday, 20th Inst, &C 2S9
Intermsnt AZ Mount Auburn, Cambridge haes
MERRfNAN-At waterbury, Conn., on gndsy March ID
"isse Charles buckingham Merrimsn. aged 7eysars
PURpY-At Rye, n Z, March IL MARY ". furdy' IN nsS
10th yesr ,..... ,,r.s,.~s.x rx.~.kis m a
2p.m
Suddenly on sunday 18th inst - noe reses1cs
In this city y lawrence Smith. Of smithsown Lang IAand
n. sns ts srtsss WI BE- Sela At st. ChuyoA Smith
town. on "Wednesday the 10th inst az ~ oclceE "a
suecsi car will be attached train lcsylnS lcqf mlana
Cyat a. Returning, win reach SeT'fofE y o'so y IN.
TALIMAN-suddenly his residence, lo1 East oShsks
Lawson Talinau In hts B0th year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
wENDoVER-Ath HIS residence in stuyyesant ~ u ,Aarcn
iH Hon Stephen WeBdoycr In The 5Sth year o. ms ago
Fnnefa services his resdence In stuyvesnt NJ r. Tues
dny, March 10, % 2 p m. ~ s =
wHTTF-At Shrewsbury, n. j. March Is, Anna Clemeucs
White, daughter Of the late Lyttleton Whit.
Funeral Christ Church. Shrewsbury Monday lsh ns's
p. nj. ---..------
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rIR1gaUs FOR CHABITY.

The assembly room at the Metropolitan opera
House has been engaged for March 80, for an enter
tanment in aid Of the Babies Hospital Tho OBJECT
IL 10 raise a fund sufficient TO pay the rent OF the
hospital for the ensuing year. pending the permanent
location ~ this useful and excellent institution The
entertainment which is being organized by MIS-
Talbot oiyphant Will consist OF taoiea'' ana WIZ te
under the professional direction Of G. b. Bartiett
A similar entertainment under the same management
year or so ago was a great success Tickets VI 90
each, can be obtained from Mrs Bryce Cray ~ 10
664 Fifth or Mrs. Talbot olyphant, No l32 "eso
FtftySeyenth-st. ... - .ho .sh,a.,s .
Mrs. Charieg M Fry Mrs Calvin s. Brlce, Mrs. Gran
vile r. Hawes, MIS-. "A II. smith, Mrs; GhafeS ~
Ishan Mrs Alfred Van Santv0ord, MIS-. +. Hophnson
smith Ms John Homo, IT, Mrs Samuel ksyses' Mr. Mr.
Robert 0lyphant Mis- Robert Waller, jr Mrs. Thomas
Theehcr Mrs Logan c. Murray, Mr. Aexanaes r.
Palmer, Mrs Richard Irwin, MIS- william III, HsEnSn
Brown, Mrs. Daniel Lord ir MIS- daaSo' Mrs.
Thomas Hicks, MIS-. Robert r. Robertson MrS i,I Henry
Hall, Ms Thomas A. Tileston Mrs. "iihAn L.
schley and Mrs. j. Newton Dickson.
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ArIpNon Sunday March IL ct his late residence 500 st.
Sicholaa ave, Almon g. Allen, NJ. ID. .,, g.,
Fnnornl OF Lee Avenue ConsregationM Cnurcn
BrokIyn, 4. D.. Tuesday, 18th inst, at $50 p m
Intermont Pittshsld, Mass
BITIAt Colorado Springs, March H. Charles E. B aged
and friends are invited to attend the funeral services
az Grace Church. brooklyn heBhts, on IuenoI Sen"
March 10, at o'clock
sRowg-on Monday, March 49, Jefferson Brown in the
peayes and esds are respectfully invited To attend the
funeral services at his late resdenoe o. Last l53dst,
Wednesday p. IN.
CoMBEs-Hlram G. CombeS the 18th inst, at his real
dence 1913 CarTOll.st Brooklyn. . A.. -, \. a an
Relatives friends invited 70 attend ths tuner Nv sou
o'clock. Thursday, March 81
Kindly omit nowers.
ooAN-At Orange MI, March H. Of consumption. Mis-
Funeral A. christ Church. auiIiCrd Conn., wednesday Msrch
60 after arrival Haven r. r. train leaving Ne"fork
Dam.
poUGHTY-on Sunday, March II, Samuel H Doughty in
the U0th year Of his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
EyANsSudden,y on ~ az Hotel 81 GEORGE Brook
lyn John Henry Evans OF Painneio Ne"JeFsey in INC
p9s rens Win 30 held at the Reformed Church the
Hsigts corner Perrepontst and Monroe Place. orWednes
dry, 10th inst. at lOa M
Please omit nowers
baltimore papers pieasc COPY -. =, 80, -,
PERaUsoN-At worthing England March 4 Miss Georgi:
anna Ferguson, formerly OF THIS clS ne year OF
her age - =. -.
AZ the rsaidszco nephew Rev Jaaes Booran FISHER
Cathaaao Avery FISHER dsughtsr g tas - sy san,nsi
Fser ID d. III Patterson. ~ j. N e fvh year O. her eEe.
Infermcns at Paterson, Wednesday moFning harea 90
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Mrs. W. Plorence denies the report that she
intends permanently to retire from tho stage.
The illness Of Miss Anderson he's caused SONS
lively work on tho part Of theatrical managers IN
tAe sndeavor 10 iii tho time left vacant. Nixon ana
Zimmerman Of PhnadephlA were fortunate In getunS
A. NJ Palmer's company in Partners" at only two
days' notice Next week Miss Anderson WHs booked
for the Hollis Street Theatre, Boston. Most bkeU 'ua
MarIows Will appear sStead. ZAP HaJmsn had
rented tho Grand Opera House. San Rrancitco, for SIX
weeks for Hiss Anderson. Tho hrSt two weeks VIII
probably be taken by Nine. Albanl, and hegouaaons
arc now being carried on for the Howard Atbenseum
Speciality Company 10 III the Other four. shouid
this be arranged, the company will "iump' rom here
10 San Francisco Immediately after It's engagements
at the Standard THEATRE.
T. Henry French started for San Franckeo on Sun
day, and will not return 10 Htv-York unhl may
His Little Lord Pauntleroy' Company VIII appeh
In San Francisco on Sunday next
The concert to be given next Sunday evening Al
the Broadway Theatre by some " the soios's anu
the chorus and orchestra Of the Metropolitan opera
House IS to DO tho first Of series under the manage
Ipent Of Edwin A. Pratt These arc tho concerts y
was originally INTENDED 70 give atSewark, Out which
were objected 10 by the suthorit<s there .,,-...
All me Eeats for tho performance OF tho "Gotter.
dammerngp at the Metropolitan Opera House hsA t
Friday have been sold, and rs the demand y huii
far from I'm, being r S@u on Tb an @"H'0
Otto Hackh lately wrote a slunber song ana lullaby,
dedicated 10 Mrs. Lena Bittg, Of Brooklyn Anthony
Reif, the leader Of the AeadeInI Of h1Sc sv q IN
tho . Old Homestead beginning last niBhI i ~
proceeds Of the sale Of tho sOng win be used Tor inc
benefit % poor colored family N gicas h'0u.
the vontrtloqulal performances OF fre Mllis. whOs
humorous vocal eeccnrfcidos we're decidedly amusing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
TIE VlCE-PRESIDENT IN FRENCH EYES
TRIBUTE OF THE GREAT FRENCH PAPER

Tribute OF THE GREAT FRENCH PAPER
From The Paris Figaro.
wc know him we'll tho new Vice President Of the
United States. for ho was long one 3i lne hi %
betihS Indeed the agreeable Minister whose delightful
entertainments were msmordDte iUr nese Snoe
Aided by The grare and skill OF his charming WIFE, the
1nieea ss mo,t agreeable Of fashionable resorts,
and the regrets at their departure were genuine anu
W po learn with pleasure OF the elevation OF Mr.
Morton 10 The Vice-Prcsidency Of the United states
This Office which at present does not eSs On nS sa'
~ a. confcrs on It's holder the Presidency OF me SEN
ate and makes him considerable hgnre IN l1S Ges,
,Iniss ~ his country the right hand ana p1hclpal
aae Of the President, and his successor In case OF
death - ,,.., cor.raI Harrison Is a
eslaus advocate OF the Monroe Doctrine our Know,
edge Of the strong bs TACT his moderation his
renta and conca;OIy disposition ms nOetu nahu,
always open 10 tho reception OF new e aiso ronsdcrS
MN 10 az Of Peoples as doctrine, their good re-
,Hs hStween themselves law OF ne umes, ana va,
IAuVus ~ crime For he once SAID on this very
grsiiuao IN Times OF difficulty France showed afiec;
1inn for America, aud America 1--WE ~. al viii re-
debt debt Of gratitude that every sO0a ''"A'" Will 10
Hsn Mr. Morton really have attained the SHY years
which arc ce beaming with franAness and intell-
senca hand always warm anu ga "a oiu9 to ~ artie
and correct exterior OF truo Behtle-
1,sn Se has tho spirit Of youth and Is CORRESPOND
neK smable and good,naurea p me ro Fsth on
Is%y ye E among the k 70 land from The Anna on
inc coas.s "a was buiyiened with large family aud
o ,dsS with but slender resources; yet he managed
W HIah las forgotten with what dignity ana shll
Mrs Morton the wife Of tho Ambassador 81 ShS Me
PuoiI3, " sha Count and Countess OF Paris and the
q Orleans the old ~ ,Sg R s1a ie TSs
Ti,od sta,ss IA fortunate In It's present rulers and
i General BENJAMIN aTrSR ShSSa Of SnG Se M6nros
~ aty ~, ,bo enne land which produced Franklin
he might t,nd another man of rare diplomatic gifts
ployed to avert untoward results
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19

THE PHILADELPHIA MANAGERS INSIST UPON
MS APPEARANCE IN "NADJYn

THE PHILADELPHIA MANAGERS INSIST UPON
HIS APPEARANCE IN "NADJT."
Philadelphia, March IS GpcciaD.--The difficulty
between Messrs. Nixon Zimmerman and Rudolph
Aronson over the production of Nadiy' at the
Chestnut Street Theatre next Monday night burst
into renewed vigoP to-day. Yesterday it was thought
the matter was amicaby settled but now both parties
demur and Nixon 6 Zimmerman demand, X the
opera IS presented without Wilson In tho leading
part an additional ten per cent Of the receipts ana
that Aronson shall pay for the extra music and adj
Using Mr.. Aronson consented TO pay the extra ten
per cent, and this morning telegraphed to the Phla-
deIphia managers as follows: ] have made extreme
concessions to you with view to amicabie adjust
ment even to accepting your terms. Now, as you
Insist upon the letter of the contract do Also and
will hold you TO tho agreement
Mr.. Nixon Immediately consulted with his lawyers,
and sent the following dispatch to Mr. Aronson
There has been agreement We made prop
ostion to you, which you have not accepted. We
will not agree to any other medication and viii
hold you to the original contract Mr. Nixon said
this afternoon:
Mr. Aronson must do one of two things, either
play with Wilson, or play without him and take the
chances Of lawsuit. The original contract calls
for the appearance Of Francis Wilson. The prop
oshOn we made Mr.. Aronson was entirely fair
one In consideration Of the company including
Mr. Wilson, we have TO augment the orchestra from
ten to twenty-five pieces This means outlay OF
$500 week, or $500 for the five weeks run.
Extra advertising is necessary, and win cost several
hundred dollars In view OF tho fact that Mr..
Wilson would not be IN the cast, NO demanded that
Mr. Aronson should bear these extra expenses. He
refused 10 bear these expenses or limit the engage.
mont to three weeks, q request on our part which
is not Is strong Is with him, especially as we have
made him feature Of the attraction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
NOT ONE OF THE MIDNIGHT VISITORS.

r, the gditor Of The Tr'0Tne. -,
Sir: MY attention has just been directed 10 an
article published IN last Sundays Tribune, ehuu9o
"A Midnight Visit to the Pension once ooSorlolhs
an .uooed v,st 10 the Pension ONCE in Washington,
D, G, wherein my name prominently appears in con-
noot,on with others, all of charged in the article
with overhaulIng the desk Of chief Of division and
inserting therein certain compromising documents
rhere is no 4ruth whatever, so far as am con-
,.rr.d IN anv such alleged affair transaction No
such Wait was ever made by me alone or IN company
anon nv character and reputation, is wholly iaso anu
untrue. - -, - .onsnle,,oua a
VIII you kindly give this denial as Soh hp 1nnrn
m you accorded the article referred TO- anu iHN0"
obllgo your oLedIent scTvant. ,r, - r,cops
spectal Examiner, United States Pension buroSu-
NeW.Yask, March IS, 1889.
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Pest Once Notice

houid DO read daily by all in:erestsd Is changes map
Y,sss Tor foreign counre. need nos b :pecay sd
Sr s;ss q . s any aapss
nc i ss yss Week cas March 2s will close
e a. s';: = this St . ana ST.
Thomas per sor Ssts' Brian ireland and
Austria per steamship Arizona wa opssnss,osn gs.ees
for other European countries must DO directed pes
S EG letters ps .r ;: sf%sny
Denmark sweden E9ryay koss, and Tusey must %, ?:
Germany sEsdsn Rgsss END sos o TS;
per A Wa Sa uss Be 10
h pes pseS as 10 M ssss
k +: Sss ss.is 2; sS
sSR iG Jamaica per styss snsS. TSr fan
SS VIA Gasci ssT must ss' Ss psr SssS
''' s SsiI s:So = m for Newfoundland. psr
''s slTsUnpa91As $50 for Germany Denmark
s1s tS s.sa' Va
be directed per wsrs q S1 per a s.ss
E SssaUssn Jay w ds Pss ana
e. ana au:. sr e:
ESsoDssR ss ssa mus. directed
nv for Belgium mS nei q directed pF resnsnd
@ IA % o eaa Sas SsS sfr ssss
and per esS'S SPee Nis Sss s Gssss
D. m for Gustsmala and Puerto oorer, psr Steamship
pref Morse, from Aew-0rieans
SiJNDAY-At a. for Progreso, per steamship
Panama via Havana (ietrs for other Mexican Ststss
Rss Ss q. diSss Linton p.r nom sss
Orlean& =
Mails for the Hawaiian Islands, per steamship Austslis
from san Ffancscol close here March 40, at m Mails
Tor China and ysgsn per sesmsnip w q Peking rom ssn
for the society Issnds peg ship Trope Bird from San
NAILS fcs Australia. New Zealand, Yswaisn r ssd
Samoan issnds per steamship zesandia iron san E,an
siseS elSss here Mach s VIA e. 90 20 s r,,;i
fer Austrzla). Mails for Cuba, by rail 70 Tampa Hss
add thenee BY steamer via Key West Fla close a. tis
be schedule Of closing Of nsPsciac mails srrsnssd
90 the presumption q their uaisrrnpd overland usndt
a. san Francisco the day Of sailing Of steamers are
dispatched thence tho same day. Registered mall cosss
restoass, Nss7ois N. X. March Is. isSs. :
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TIE ANIMALS CONE TO TOWN.
BARNUM & BAILEVs SHOW SAFELY HOUSE
IN MADISON snIiARE GARDEN

BARNUM & BAILEYS SHOW SAFELY HOUSED
IN MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
Barnum & BalIey's greatest show esrthS be-
ing again I'm town, the interest of the small boys as
matter Of course, centres at Madison Square Garden.
All day yesterday large crowd was gathered sbout
the great building. where for four weeks from next
saturday two performances Of the circus will DO given
daily. Tho hope Of seeing anything connected with
the circus vain on the part Of those who not
In the neighbOrhood before a. IN. By that time all
the animals in cages and on foot. the eharfotS and
other equipments Of the show, placed under cover
and VIII not leave the Garden until Friday evening,
when tho street parade viii occur
The four trains Of cars Of the New.York. New-Haven
and Hartford Railroad upon which tho show came
10 town left Bridgeport at a. NJ and arrived at the
Morrisania station at O'Clock yesterday morning.
In long procession the circus properties were then
transferred to Madison Square Garden by way Of
Madisonave. The roaring of the Wild animals. dis
urbed by tho ioltng of tho cages the payepents,
tho occasional trumpetlng Of the elephants and the
tramp Of the horses zebras, ponies, caes and other
animals on foot called to the windows people In tho
houses along the route. At the Garden the scene
became one of indescribable confusion upon the arrival
Of the animals. The carpenters who were getting
the building in shape for the circus were seriously
ntcrfered with and it several hours before any
thing like order restored, The elephants eamels,
sbeep, ponies, etc., were stabbed under the grand
stand and performing horses placed in stables
the Twenty side Ct the building. and the
100 animal cages chsriots, etc., were temporarily lei.
on the hippodrome track, or wherever 1t was mos'
convenient to store them.
BY 10 o'clock a great many Of the performers had
made their appearance and reported to Mr. Bailey.
they made an odd crowd being people Of nearly every
nationality. Most OF them Win report again to-day
Sr S Ss cOm Ds Ss snSh two
OF wOrkluen are kept busy day and night getting the
Garden ready for the show.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
THE PRoPRIErIEs on pEREAvEaIENT.

10 NC EdtEoT OF IHe ITFVWWV'
Sir: AS one Just having passed through " triple
bereavement IN the loss OF three relatives within
six days was pleased 10 read the communication Of
Miss Kate sanborn In your issue Of March ID Death
in the abstract Is terrifying but my recent experience
proves to me that the mind becomes attuned to It by
watching at the sick bed, and becomes prepared for
the blow when It falls. / feared that from my de-
meanor under the sad circumstances" that was IN
danger of being accused Of Indifference; yet VINO had
a right TO Judge OF itl Who not thoroughly familiar
with all the circumstances could know all the softening
influences that had undoubtedly been furnished by
merciful Provldencel SO, would raise my Nu wv
the hearts OF the "bereavedn guide them as to how
they shall mourn. without fear Of what TIE woriu
will say J. n SEtshE'
Yonkers March 10, 1850.