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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

10 the regular Use OF CAKTlH> LITTLE LIVER PILLS
The New ! ork Association for Improving mo son-
dlfton Inns oG Assoc atoh j an Ad society,"
devoted To the elevation OF IN hoc ie " me poor ana
mo ludioous relief " their nee ss> Without rean 10
race color creed nationality Al CAS-, OF van. ~;
careful Treatment me society stahes
air departments II mas Just opened Harlem ranch
i Broadway. Chairman Com OF May, ana Means y
kuiton cutting. Chairman Finance CON-. James
scrymscr. General Agent. =. : Iongworh p ttnaye.
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ELSLE LESLIE " DETROIT.

Detroit March 10 l>pcciall-The Whitney Grand
Opera House WITS crowded last night with the audi
cncc that witnessed the first prcscntaon OF Prince
and Taupcr7 here. Elsie Leslie was recalled four
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

The Missouri Pacific Ry. have reduced ihelr rates e
from 81 Louis A, follows 10 Kansas Guy, tooV
Nichison $500 81 Joseph $500 mn o tre
chair Car. WITHOUT change 80 CO. other points West IN
proportion w. f. HOYr e. l.. T. Ast' S9l brOau""y'
Nat.- I..ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11
Announcement

Our American Bellies Our American Reil's-
How sweet IL thr story their beauty tells
Tu.v ur. wise belle too for II T. their wont
Ia ,-r every dty their ~D/opDNr.
which .woct,n- breath and keeps tooth we'll
N Nnnd.r we're proud of our American Bellies. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11
Mrs. WrSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
INA with PEiETEcT SUCCESS I, sooTHTpsi 1 Se
CHILD SOFTENS the OuMS ALIAS All tAAN
CURES WIND COLlC aud IL the best remedy ior
DIAVKUOEA Sold by Druggists In every part OF tho
world. Twenty Ave cents bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

Cooks cOachmcn. drcssmakcv and house servant,
Of all kinds offer their services s>ihc short advcr,r
mcnts the ninth page Of The 1hDunc to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

business chances Of many kind drr made known IN
tho varied collection 80 short advertisements on the
ninth page Of The Tribune thu morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

An opportunity seldom offered TO purchase handsom,
furniture Of designs may be louhu W WV" - '"i'
COS. lOi West lith.St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

Princeton. y. J. March iO.-Gcorsc Thompson died
suddenly u heart disease in h, place Of business on
saturday evening. Mr. Thompson WAS born in Trenton
on March 81. 1916. lie learned the bookbndng trade
I'm New.Yof City and for several year, worked In the
same shop with John b. Cough the great Temperance
lecturer In 1899 Mr.. Thompson came 70 Princeton and
established bndcry. Since then he has done the bind
ing and rebindng Princeton College. In 1919, when
the gold fever broke out In California he was one Of
fa. 'ilt started Tor the Coast and was the only one
vino arrived thcrc alive. the others having been killed
by Indians. lie returned to Princeton in tho following
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

.rrrprxs- MERRITT saturday. March s. =: Rye,
- nv Ven Archdcacon kirkbv. ID. D., Louise.
d,uchter Of Mr. VIM H. Merritt, To Mr.. Arthur A. Stcb-
bins, 81 Clinton y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

Women avoid suffering by using Parker "ingc
Tonic a., IL 4, adap'rd 10 their ll-. -
PAHkER'S HAIR BALSAN aidS inc h'r sro""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

When you suffer from sick % dtl rs w
situation. etc, remember 'arFr ''0 'S''N' '' wa
relieve YOU. one pill r. a dose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

Persons in search OF board rooms should examine
the short advertisements on the ninth page Of The
Tribune today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

A little medicine of the right kind. taken nj
tho right time. IL invaluable lhdt means carter hillV
liver Pill, and take them now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

DO not overlook the short. pithy advert.semcnts o.
the ninth page. You max find just what YOU hav
been in search of for many days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

Ponds Extract reduces all Inflammation and check,
hcmorrhagcs.
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d.,

$40 WEST l2OrH-Sr.
Disea,es OF the Nervous System cnito rinary Organs
Impotence snd Sterillty. Hours to L. 10 s.
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cerebral impression, well as parallellsm Of idiom
and"
(But the highwayman had fed in dismay)
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DIED..

pROOKS-March Is. Charles NJ. Brooks. son Of DR.. NJ. W
Hrooks o. this ci:y, in the 2lst XsAs " AAs 49,
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Notices of marriage must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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Kenncdy's Derby and Alpine Hats at 81 90
and A. 30 fr supa-s the elsewhere at % and - drcc
ron maker TO wcarcr SIX Hats newest fashions, ~ DO
"a 40 - so. 70 tortlandt st.. upstairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

SIR PETER COATES
london. March l0.-sir Peter Coates, OF the well
known thread making firm Of J. j. Coates is dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11

Company"G." eth Regiment. " G.. ). y, f-Ihe
members and eN-member Of this con pany and reeMehs
are rsouc,td funeral In citizens dress OF
Lir., sergeant Henry II Spelmsn from ST. Mattne"
Church ots,>e near s-d,,t Inesday lite INST az ~
o'clock JAMi-S - AphNrS' '"P.'''
Brethren OF Hawa,ha Lodge, No 4Si You are hefseI
special communication Of the Lodge
10 be- hold on tuesday March II. 1880, At Il 80 foI
tho purpose ~ Intending the funeral Of W Bro Chas j.
Sorioul,t NJ D. IHOs. l.. HODGE,
- ID pOSD Scc'y Master.
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u,.b,v Compnny'- Extract OF Mcnt.

For cloarness and fine flavor unsurpassed.
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4 SPLENDID GHFr Fr,R STANLEY.

The King OF the Belgians has ordered magnificent
casket which he intends to present to Mr. Stanley on
the lattcrs arrival in Brussels. Several Of the most
expert workmen in Belgium engaged on the
work and the lid bears medallion portrait, not Of
the donor but OF the ustrious explorer surrounded
with precious and elaborate chasing. The
caset Is TO contain the Grand Gordon OF the Order OF
Leopold. which Mr.. Stanley will be invited to
at Of the numerous fetes TO be given IN his
honor The question Of rewards TO be granted Lieu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-11
Obstinate Constipation Readily Yields

Butter from lcntl'man- psiNat" cairy from tne ny
rsai,,rd Itl-cy coN-. Will b. supplied 10 nlscas> lai
Nos 40 30 CENTS per pound. Address ~ hfLOS D.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
FINED FOR MISSING At CONMENcEHENr.

Rrdgeton May - (>pecian.-Ihe excitement IN
Viuelaud : intense over the high school commence
mcnt exercises and the subsequent arrest aid trial
this morning of Miss Matilda T. Lands. sister OF the
founder Charlr, k Lands. for diSorderly conduct
I'm kissing at the school exercises The street IN
front Of Mayor Lord, office crowded long before
1O o,cock the hour set for the trial. - great was
fine crowd that witnesses had to be admitted by q
hack door The charge OF di,ordorly conduct was
brought by Ur. &. r.. Wclch. dentist Of tie toWh'
who i, a member Of the Law ana order oOte'y.
Navor Lord who acted as judge. had evidently decided
what the verl ct would be long before the case was
tried and when Mr. Lands. who j. an attorney ana
rrpr scented his sister. rested his defence and asked
he Mayor for his verdict, without further delay MI
Lad said entity ana sentenced Miss Lands 10 pay
a line Of - and costs. amounting III all TO III MI
Lands Immediately ccr;iorarcd the case To the higher
,oir, and said Il would 20 to the supreme Court.
II nrccs>ary II Is now claimed ;hdt MISS Lhlluls
did rn do any more Kissing that many oJcrs oul she
j. .intl,d od. Il is SAID. because Of hcr pounchc'
-, Great h, the feeling among the students over he
ntf.r that ont of the class Of seventeen sTluuuWs,
eiNt.eu publ ,hcd q card IN tie newspapers tat theN
,nnld nt apprar Oh the stage nor even reeve tler
dinl,li,s Nli,s u. II. Herring. the Haiuia''idh'
. Tho only -tVdcnt who took part ~ ule cNtf''S"n
.Tin students and the public gcnrrilN conueHhcd
.ho oc,inn uf IA, newly elected ludrd Oi trustee
becau,c they changed the grade i'r graduaton Nlhe
,,,Jr,ts who had been passed aS graduated 10y ther
,e.rhrrs and City superintendent Ier'her we're de.
barred by the order. Among tl'~e was iI,hAiu
W.,d I eudis -nc son Of Charles Is. Lands. ana Tie
80 .on cf commodore Mead. Miss Lands VIII enter
sut against the trustees for damages.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
FITrJ.RE 0F C.VDEN YARN AANTFAfTT RERS

Camden y D. MAY = l~pccian.-Thc firm O'
Aclrod 4 SculI wors'cd yarn manufacturers. "iih 4
big min at Point ard Pearl ,ts this cIy. were cl"'c'
by t,c -hcrln this afternoon Execution wa ISSUED
on a Judgment FOR $4,000 held by jane g. Kitchen
man, Of Philadelphia. wool manufactures, Lawyer
CaroH acting for DAVID =. >cull q CO.. wool br"hcr''
No ~. Market ST.. Philadelphia at once began lore
closure procccdines on ciattcl mortgage Tor Tll'oo
for money lent and merchandise furnished. and it'd
another claim oi = 900 in tie same line. Thomas
: Lee 4 Coz spinner. Philadelphia also filed clam
of 81 800. and Lawyer CaIrOw SAYS that thc h'bi'
vlI amount to from s7lOOo 10 500 OOo with a'7cts
Of abou 600 The cause Of the failure IS a'orlb"i
10 the t;ricr bankruptcy in Philadelphia, some weeks
ago. Neither member OF the hIm would make a
stat
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
THREE-YEAR.
ACES SWEEPSTAKES.
OTARTFRSTRETCU NOTES

As The best horse the Great American Stakes.
Mr.. Caldwell In the generosity Of his heart, haS re
duccd the fines imposed the twelve unrnv Jockeys
10 s25 each several OF the boys said Yesterday that
they were unable 10 pay 300 for trying 10 get oil
i'm front. IL is possible that Mr. Caldwell may quit
starting. Sims having returned 10 the saddle. he
loves Sins. When he suspended him a month ago for
t,e season lie was heard 10 remark: so help me. II
that boy rides again t, Year. I'll never start another
horse Sims's reinstatement is "a conct 10 Nlr
scott who believes that Mr.. Caldwell docs not give
his horses a fair chance At the start. The cN'on-
erese,nan WAS very angry when he Jaw Va2ab0nd left
at the post and it but natural that he shond
tban, the starter for IT. A. a rule Mr. SCOTS two
olds are not distinguished for quicsncss their
feet.
senator Hearst having come TO the conclusion that
oorao is hopelcssly broken down. the mare will be
ehinncd forthwith 10 the breeding farm OF senator
stamford Al PalO Alto. II GorgO in the hands o.
.uch a man az ". Lakeland she would win many rci'
handlc,ps before retiring 10 the stud.
.Tbc trouble with ron is that he grows lccwcary'
said Philip Dwycr, ana Bergen WAS Of me same
or,,,jon. No doubt both were right Ecn Sccled
verr Icrwcary in the stretch, when he tried LuIus'S
familiar trick Of propping his immense carcass against
the rail -
mi. ie 10 be q season Of souvenirs. T0mOrrO"
-, uorrl, Parl, the Gocdwins will give away neat
u,u. honk ON suburban Day the COncy I'iaho
,c,o. club will distribute beautifully decorated hand
Lcrcbiefs to the assembled thousands. There VIII
L , sulurlan winner IN each corner, and the centre
rid viii ,c covered with many things OF Interest
~" ~ ,,r,mcn ON the 4ti OF July secretary
trcIIInorc win have surprise for Vis''"iS 70 MON
mouth PARK. .,,. ,o, ,bo Ic.t hut he /, thc
,oosf consistent yOungstcr seen TINS season nc
has run twelve races ana IN Only one nae n' i, iauc
10 get a place. a nnu "o - "'"''' "'""'' e''
Ihe Ballet colts new name. bus'ceo' n''eu "''
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
ro PREVENT \ WASTE OF REVENUES.

T,,.r, Va a full representation Yesterday at tho
,uce,ir - th, Io,nt Committee embracing the lrnhR
line the member, ~ the Central Traffic ASS" "''"h
and the Ncv England rold-. More than fi'y u'N
gates v~rc present. Gco-gc II. HlanchaHi wee 'har
man %, tho Joint Committee. presided. II was I''e
whom the r'..road mon got together ana inc "'''"s
adjourned carly. The subject under discussion Vas
thc e,.t bound freight situation which has recently
l,ocn drifting toward Generalization. not 80 mu'h
thrnra open reductions In rate, a, by means "t
irregular mcth,ds and devices which would not stand
the scrutiny Of an energetic investigation Of the Inter
tate Commerce Commissions. The r','nt r'Iu't'p,S :
u la.c and rail rates frpm the West have called l'
attention ~ the dominant rpad, t. the uc'' al prompt
action t. prevent wasting ~ revenues on th' mrGn
~. hound traffic now moving. The situation WAS
discussed In q temper which Indicated "a @rnc:1l 90
.ir, t,tc harm0ulou, action. and Sr'cial com
mltt-o wa- appointed report 10 tie general meet
lrg today MEASURE for securing proper control
Of rate. II &, generally believed that the ncEotia-
lions Wlll end successfully.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
-, ,,o .,-,.m from Malaria.

4, Is possible do this even IN r'3'o"' '' country
whore mia,ra IS most rife and where the odlc lovers
,th q, ,.es A. sumo their formidable types Inc
,.. ,o,ularty Of IIo-c,trrs stomach Btcr' l. very
, .,r,,tuhlc 10 the fact of II, efficacy ~ remedy
o.. hius aod fever bilious rcmttcnt'. and a. pre-
- , ,,o ,,r,on, form. OF malarial disease. In
,o,,oos of the West and South where complaints OF
, n,ure prc,nn aud in the Tropics, II i particularly
,eened for the protective influence which IL "AerS anu
it has been very widely adopted ~ q Suo'"'"' ~
dangerous and comparatively Ineffective a'A'io'u ", =,
., onnipc Physician, have been among the la'' 10
o,rcd f.. merits and the emphatic professional "u"r
,ncnts which II has received have added To the
d. has obtained at homo and abroad
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
ENTRIES FOR BROOKLYNS LAST DAY.

This will be the closing day Of the remarkable
spring meeting of the Brooklyn Jockey Chubby far
the most successful meeting held by the club
in attendance. receipts and profits. The income from
the betting ring has much exceeded that Of any
previous meeting for the boolnakcrS have paid SloO
per day. and there ninety light Of them a the
start. Even though "A nurpbcr o: them fell by the
wayidc and dropped OF the ring because OF losses
still the defcctOHs have not gone at any time much
beyond a score. and the payments from the book
makers stands with The small percentages from tho
French pool, in addition. have swcllcd the treasury
of the club until II has fairly bursting with fat
II j. not surprising that tracks are started.
when even the most careless observer must note tho
proofs every hand OF the dazzling pros perty N the
Brooklyn Jockey Club.
The chief for The last day will be the fremont
Stakes for two year rolds. which the Morris scarlet
will win. and In which It possibly be both first
and second with Correction and Chatham, as 1t va,
first and second with Russell and Correction In tho
Great American. ana the BrOoklyn Cup al a ms
and half. IN which Exile and Sir Dixon are likely
make "A stirring finish.
Here the list, Of probable starters
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
NCTNC N ENGLAND

London. May 2s-The Manchester whitSuntIde
meeunS opened to-day. The race FOR the Harrington
i'"'e oi 900 sovcrclcns. for twO-ycar"ld, five fur
longs was won by :. r. Cas-, bay ny Jes,amy
H"lu hariington'S bay fly Hear Hear was second
ana SiT H. Jarriine, brown colt Sarawak Third. There
were SIX starters The last betting was to on
!esSamy to against iear Hear and Il TO against
carawak.
The principal race Of the day was for the Stafford
borough Handicap OF 900 sovcrcgns. added 10 a
sweepstakes of sovercnS each for starters. milo.
~ was won by j. O'Nclls SIX yearold chestnut horse
me rejected. j. W. smiths four ycarold Miss Dol
Elr "as second. and J. LOwthcr> Orr vc'r-Old chest
mut colt WorblnGon third There wcrc ten starters.
me la>t bcttlne was tp against The Rejected. 10
70 ! against Miss Dollar. and to = against Work
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
HF WAS yJ'RDERED WITH A MANNER

Thomas McKiernan died on Tuesday at ID" 'harV
Hospital on Blackwcl, Island and the attendant
circumstance, gave the authorities the impression thIt
he had been murdered by nccllhor on West flHlclh
ST. Coroner Schultzc accordingly made an Mlt"pN'
Yesterday. He found that the suspiciOn~ were well
founded The condition Of the man, >kull showed
that tl,e wound. had been inflicted by hammer. Tho
coroner issued for the arrest Of Mr- MdFlu
Of 40. l2G West Fifiicth II. The police ol lle
Twenty second Precinct have been called upon 10
make the arrest.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
,,,vv,,yp LINE INCORPORATED.

Annapolis. Md. May 25.A certificate oil inco'po'"
ticn Of The Port Deposit Railway Company n'' ooo.,
fled with the secretary Of state The directors 'n'
incorporator, are W. IIa,cll wilson of fehhNlN""a
president: Jacob Tome, W. j. Thomas H. ''' . ,'
I,iuc, and William &. Cucy. Of Mary and ana % WI
lam IT. Uarnc, and John llarpon Barncs, U rem, rum
vi,anIa The capital >tpch /, 5000" Ihl> y ,Ic
~, T.r, nrnn.it and Columbia Railroad reorfdhILed
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
m.RLNcroX. cEpAR EAIIDs AND NORTHERN

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Mal@5.-N the annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of the burlington Cedar h"ph''
AMI Northern road. the following boaM Of directors
was chosen for term of thee years H. Il. cam"
r. =. HALEY. G. =. >quircs, Lyman took ana = H.
Grigcs GEORGE ". Gable elected to III inc
vacancy created by the death o! &. -. Close anc
" H. Tric>dale was elected to iIl that occa ~.oned
lbs the demise o. i. VI. Dc,oN. The following
officers were also elected President. &. ). ives
vice president Robert Williams; treasurer. II. H.
Ho,tcr. secretary and assistant treasurer y -
porwart. IA sA.l
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
1T Is now CHICAGO AND NORTHERN PACIFIC

Springfield. MAY - lSpccitD.-Thc final steps In the
consolidation - ;lr Wisconsin Central and Northern
Pacific lnr ~ rilroad wcrc taken 20 day. when the
new corporation. the Chicago and Northern Pacific
Railway Company nlcd I'm the Office II the secretary
NJ state mortrarc amounting 10 go 100000 in favor
of the Farmers. Loan and Trust Company Of New York.
which cover, the first mortgage bonds on the CON
solidatcd lines The bonds draw interest at i've pcr
cent and run until 1880 II also covers ana Ml'ANrS
Indebtedness held against the Chicago and treat
Western Bridgeport and South Chlcaso. ana chicago:
Harlem and batavia Railroad to the amount ol
~ 900 900 tho lines being taken into the con
,OlldatlOn.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

well in the Fort Hamilton Handicap. after tie race
IL was repeated MANY time, In veiv sorrowfu tones
thongh all ti" moUrncr- pronounced 1t "bust,d. go
me railroad fare 20 Morris Park ana back wiz
he 80 cents. a. it was last year. and will not be
reduced unlcsS the Court oi hppcai> decides that II
j. an 0verthsrCc.
OF course tho Rrtrbution gcIdinc cannot start in
me lth race. though his name appears in the lis oi
CURES He has and won al thi> meeting, anu
the race is for winners
Didbo /, named a starter in the race for the
hlooklNn Cup. lie will not 70 t. tho posi-. NJ
aNtle stable has intention II stirting him within
me next ten days. he i in condition for race
haVlne been of his feed for some time
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
>,rv. ,r,.rx r-S,rFD coMpANIEs ELECTION. !

NEW-JER-EY UNITED '"MPANIEN f-r' ii'>
Trentou MAY - t-peciab.-Thc annual meeting OF
,,. ,o,,holtcrs ~ the United Railroad and Canal
conu,nics a., New Jersey was held in this city. Ihe
folovinc directors were elected each receiving 01"'-
votes william Waldorf AStor. john G. BarToh' joseph
d. Rcdlc Alfred /. Dcnnss, Anthony - p''A'''
Charles f. Green /. Wocott Jackson hola, ,,'d n
Kcan Thongs Oakcs Robert G. + Hi",h,VVn, nla
V,n sant,onrd Holm Luwbcr Welsh. Elcharu DaIo
acted a. chairman and ". Il. BackWclI Il $500 Ir
After the election the animal banquet was cnJoSou W
the assembled stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
THE INDEPENDENT,
FOrty-Eight Pages this Week.
THE LARGEST RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER
EVER PUBLISHED IN THIS COUN.
TRY EXCEPT IN ONE OR TWO
INSTANCES FROM
THIS OFFICE.
Containing u Full Stcn0graphic Rec
port Of the late meeting Of the
Presbyterian General As
sesnbiy at Saratoga.
THE REPORT FILLING ALMOST FIFTY
SOLID COLUMNS OF The PAPER.

All the speeches on REVISION, on the pro-
posed New CREED. and on the Board Of Pub
lication matter, are given in full, by COM
petent corps of special reporters under the
able direction and charge of Rev. John b.
Devins. All the reports are not only COM
pete, but-hayng been carefully reviscd-ars
far more accurate than those given in any
other paper either secular or religious, as the
following letter of thanks from the Stated
Clerk of the Presbyterian Assembly will show:
ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. y, May 27th. 1890.
To THE EDITOR OF THE INDEPENDENT:
Dear Sir :-Hercwith tender You personally my
cordial thanks for the very full, able and
reports of the proceedings of the Presbyterian
General Assembly during its recent sessions In
Saratoga. Many unite with me in high apprecia-
ton Of the efforts and expenditures required for
such admirable reports.
Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM II. ROBERTS.
The other special attractions of the paper
this week are, in part as follows:
Poems by Louise Chandler Moulton, Charles
G.. d. Roberts, C.. W. Coleman and Augusta
Larncd. Dr. Schaff writes a very interesting
account of his experiences in the Vatican
Library G.. p. Lathrop defends literary people
from the charge of snvelng at their poverty,
A. W. StratOn describes the new ship railway
across the >thmus separating Nova Scotia
from New Brunswick DR.. Spear pursues his
studies of the doctrine OF Christi the Countess
Won krockow gives fresh notes on German
politics: Professor Briggs concludes his study
of the Proof texts of the Westminster Con-
fession; Kate Foote our correspondent in
Washington. tells about the two leaders OF the
House of Representatives T. G.. Pnches OF
the British Museum, gives an interesting ac-
count OF the Rivers of BabyIon' Horace
Townsend describes the process OF etching;
and W. +. Bamford tells what fruit trees and
animals have been exchanged between Cali
fornia and Japan. The stories are by Rebecca
Harding Davis and :. G.. w. Benjamin. The
book reviews have generous space, and the
other editorial departments, including Finan-
ca Insurance, Agricultural, Music, Science.
Sanitary. Young and Old are fully provided
for We believe every reader of The INDE-
PENDENT will declare that it is, what the Pan
Mail Gazette calls it. the most interesting
religious paper published in the English lam
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Address THE INDEPENDENT,
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
VI. X. AND r. OFFICERS ELECTED.


The new board Of directors of the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railroad Company completed it, organza-
ton yesterday H. G. Cross. OF the receivers, was
elected first vice president Joel I. Freeman treasurer
Of the Standard oil Company. made second Vice
president and j. Waldo. Of Texas. who is the present
traffic manager was chosen as third vice president.
The treasurer j. de Neuvile and the secretary Is
IT, b. Henson