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cr<rp,r. YB\EcA N THIS COUNTRY To STUDY
AMERICAN roRrIricArIoNs AHD ARMS.

GENERAL YBNEGA ~ THIS COUNTRY To STUDY
AMERICAN roRrIrIcArIoNs AHo ArN~.
y. uoc, P,ra.a Minister for Venezuela NJ Washing
ton. AID General Nhaul. inspector ecucM Z 'h'
Arm, - veue,uel, were AZ thr HOFFMAN lor-" -ycr-
tcrdu nncrioon and told II the boundary t"''i' ''
ticir couutry and hoN u I'D the nation.
rntu The lat few vrnr> ~. boundary Of Venezuela
IN The cast was aIvny, ~ed - 10. aHt p' in i'
map- of All eouutrt, 90" river E--"ln"' b't Nh'h
, number of valu,b,c miuc, wcr" ;"uud between th'-
river and tho Oruo,p. ,irp hrraiu lad claim 2" TIE
territory 4, nT west A. the 'rino,o a. b'AE p'" '
her ,,.o.y of Hr.t.h Gu'nua. n course Ncnc.nrlA
Jd NOT allow m, pvpo~t"roI' claim and asked "'oat
Britain 10 how how -Hc came 10 acquire tl' land ''
the boundary ~ the British possessions had never been
changed hy any one 1.,ic, herself sine" the country
wa. given mp by the DIich I'm support "i ms tho
Vcnezuelans called attention 10 the maps publ l-hcd 10y
English houses, in which thc Orinooo flowed into thu
sea within venezuelan territory.
The acquisition Of ;h.- hand by Great Britain means
much more than tho value Of The hud. which 8 "
itself great The OrnOco i tlW most important river
Of the northern part Of south America. and H. pos
session by a foreign country would pracii''lN place
the trade Of al The couutrie, IN TINT region IN h'F
rrn.p through The Cauo de Ca>iqulaN ard Rio
Negro the Orinoco i, navicaby connected vi'h ne
Amazon and thus furu>hc, natural exit for the ta"'
oi a large territory.
rhi, question Is hanging over the heals of the
people of Venezuela. They hold the door 10 me trade
II the northern part II south America, Wllth th'N
Willingly open 10 the United Sntc~. hnt Nm'h "a'
Britain j, seeking t. wte.t nom thclr srlsl| ln'
Venezuelan Minister al London l. iiy'ns 10 hlio tne
uuest.u broight before court Oi arbitration, iut as
vet Great Britain objects + such rouisr. ''lcIoI
Vh,rrs arrived from Venezuela the day b tore }c'i
dnv and said thc boundary question Wu~ th' "hN
roud to an otherwise bright present ana Wtuie "i
v"nczueh 1t concerns The people OF t,e tinted
state, (ny a. much IL docs our people he NalH.
90 Al present fy hplf the imports OF Ncneiuch come
from tie United Stutes ~ -,
| The President of Yencrura. DR.. Andrea paHci'~.
is hnrl At work IrJrganlIug all The department, "I
| the ,,oyrrnment. Principally on that count HeA
rrnI Nlarra f. IN America to max" study ot tle
t,rr,ch, nrnOric,. for'iN'aton~ ana aim' "i the
i'ritrd stats On hi, return h" expects e M out
thr army with all the most improved weapons ana
cntlpes and to pay special attention 10 ule sanitary
ARRANGEMENTS OF the baTackS "
GrncraI Ybarra. alhOugh Venezuelan by BIRTH IN,
hccn good deal In the United ,tatcS HAVING marn",
, dauchirr of Judge Thomas Russell, of Boston. aud
hciuc interested in large coffee house In that city,
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AMeSF> Ra. 1, H',I,,o" ..a If j. aaa Aff AnS iSOSt
w AZ, 5nl It Louis paper please COP.
IoEnF,rEE- ON Aura-t ;. M'ry }. Fields widow oi
f f.. ,5 ,, ?ft e. 9er sars9s Ok 'iRs'1d mag
rn,.--.,a, ,-,af "a, az WHIT Plain on Friday.
ntu,ToN aroo li'a;,Ig Of & 2egaG 1. @royei - j..
nt l. Ariurcon Nluor' N,v.lg&K H. NV. D. r, At ths
T.n.rt ~ b... rroosi,n f.ad, are invited o
noLIis-on Tuesday. August 8. 1890 David Hollis.
ru,n -,- F,,y 9TH i', pi at II nods,1 ri from his
Int,rusut At convenience Of family
Ll.,~rtR-un TUESDAY. August D. cora'ims W. Young;
,, -ou Of rN,r ,iI Caroline J. Ln''''r' as.d 80
fla'.a ,.s,i nom hc rro.by,crian Church NewtOSn.
r.. D. .1,'. rnpFI aSs ,y feSa5' ,..aad tiG . E a %
r14oe S,n ii ii on end tGsa'h Ns t. asS;s GuoG
F, r Il, aIsrn ny, a,i@ e aaN s. % I ''s sa rhF.as 81 as
t. At IL 80 t,ftisg,, at depot Tor convenience VI
>l.,tIry- AT Rhin.brcN on the 5,h inst. tho 5th
yc,r o his acc. iipt-.n Sgcsey eldest son OF hooefs
rGIrr' 'on uil de-, ,rue>do7,. eighth month. 9Th.
Da.iI i'pI' ,iD - ou sixth day lFiiiay1 s,h a:
II II. l'Hls,k .'' s' '' K.ng. r. Poftehs.ter
WILDE At yorca.t,r Na-s. o. sunday August g. 1870.
Nioc N,ptou. wife OF Milan {. Wide.
National Brondwa, Bank. Nee -Yors. Avg isoo;
At meet ~ u thg hoain ' i M ,d r,.,int"os ners
Wn"rea,. ". live vi.h profound Fri the sed ns ~
vho hq, been WITH this institution Tot the is's
R,ai',i Ts Do, .nr dom q 'l- helo,d n,cni ,ei;
hank sustained me "s, II wis" ags.> anu - "Ss S
I'd Visor who has 10 dn hn-ua ,hata |t - a n'"'
orabc and .uccc,-fl merchant. ..,,s,.. -, ,,,
fami, nov a,'d. and tat copy % ih,. Iroye's'
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DTDNT KNOT THEIR BOOKS WE'RE BAD.
THE MANAGER or THE AMERICAN NEWS COM
PANY WILD BIZ GLAD TO STOP SELLING
TILE QUESTIONABLE PruLICNTIONS.


Patrick Farrclly mannrr and Edward EvcriS'
and fobl FLANAGAN clcrs. o. IN" American New Com
panv were charged yesterday before Justice Murray
in the Tculr. Police Court Wit selling Ob-ocnc
Utc,aturr About LOO copies ~ the ALLEGED im.
moral work, wcf-, seized Monday at ihc Compan' :
oic~, hy special tg.ut Joseph \. E?tton. oi the
T. T. Carlcy. who appeared for the delcudan'~,
iid that hi clients had acted iu is0orancc ~ ~"
aatnr, uf the books. and Tat he had ~'en Or Robert
A Gunu. pre- ilcat If The society. ard thai Inc
doctor h1d a-:rcd that the defendants ,hVuh ."
discharged their promise 10 discontinue iic sal"
OF ur hooh~ Justice Murray. h,oc,ct. de
.I.od to discharge tac d":cudau'~ and h"'d
.lom each 100 $1,000 bell. which wa, later
n tie day furnished by solomon " johnson.
MANAGER rarrclly told Trbnuc reporter Yesterday
,lai tie paper, had given ial-r statement Of
the ease.
We have n j. t-1c our ncw~.- -'1nd,," said Mr..
Frr.ly. all over the couutry Thou shalt NOt' Tho
D.,h', Daughter In stella, shadow. speaking
of Ellen IN" tlemruceau Ca.c. The A't"f'- Nf'
md The kicutI.r -,ii.tl.' but | hav" never once
doubted the moral tome # thc-o b,-h> Tho book,
.r-. publ. .h,d by r"pctr tl" firms, Who would for q
moment ut" ~ accept hVik u vclnl - u. char
,hirlel. OF lrom IU'.@r, II ho~inn- Ihr An'"'2 ."
N.v. company ha- ,old - YEAR thou-''nd> 81 '"" b"
frm tf'-c firms, ava "r have never i'''E'u "IN
complaints that would lead q suspect any ihus ont
u ii" wy Iu the character 10 iht book ih' p' "
uI.,n tho marker for sale. Many ~ thc hu"h- ar" od
lI.i- fIfh flfl-~.
We ave iccu clnug r,c book 10 i,nor'uc" Il thcir
,hurtc'.r. W. handle many uopis. p"mphl 49,.
etc.,. Chat u i- utterly imp"-'ihl" i"' o. 10 examine
no art '.c receive word from Nh" ~ItictF 4 inc
.rf.r,i character ,l lnN work which might in adNi
teniN "'- n," y, lnnn.. ih' w" . ~ i, I ,i - t
u -upprcs-iu Wpr' per l,"ratnrr
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SAVING MONEY FOR MISSION WORK
THE Possibilities oF THE rXTRN'INTA
Day" BAND DISCUSSED ~ N"EIHFIfIp'

Nortbnch Mas. tue special. Tn unir con
ference b., nos in fall wing. NJ N0Ji' B. Scarcely
able 10 md hour- c,ougI 10 th' dlN Do vi . - i"lI
mcotin,, sufficient tn mc"t thc demands "u hin.
Tier, is plenty 81 -p'ii.ur mat h"fr f'f i"'''
,- many -crvicr, a. a.. h.d. Thr.c -pcaScr> were
heard thi, morning. =. !. WiNn,. % Hc"i"- t,.''r.
Mas. a boston banker. do,rlIh"d au "cNFi crh'
da,~ band nhi~h B., doing wonderful ""rh iu r'i-in-
nancy for mis-. Jon. at home ana 1'rad. r." Rev.
NJ Baron. e. converted Hebrew. f"m tie NIi"''
Mission. of London. give a thrilIus ihd'">' on th"
return of the Hebrew. to Palestine. and their con
version to Christ. while Dr. Gordon of Boston, poke
ON ,rc need 81 conservation for service.
In hl- aeGrr-- Mr. WiLin- saiI in piH II D..
estimated that there ar Iu all Land JjOJDu"
Protestant evangelical Christians. pnr 'cnt " dn' .
or il, equivalent. from ra'h oHe Of mat Sir'
host woald amoaut in -Ii-!' t"ii' 10 '"'
.solnou- -rm OF Slo3.3poo'o As'"'' ~.
5c0Oop. possibly <i3,opo""o. "r fI'"''"''.
lI,.,. aud ,. II dchrr1t .!y tllt th" 'c>tra cent
.day' band may BE- ma1c tic rea'"-t MISSIONARY p'"'
financially. that thc world ha, ever known il is -"
a.. 40 simple. 80 practicable, V1th prudis"u'
,o-.nilt.c,. Nc formed not bong ago a. Itr NI-rr
oatinu,l church In newton Centre an cNuh 'cn
d.,' hand which we hope Will bee onlN one ~ m'N
.IniIar compul,,. TIA, plan II giving an extra ''"'
day for ri- ion, va, formally proposed at onr mis-
ion.r, concert In Noycmher in,t. and Way "i - 'is
tirr mail amount 4 cent day Vcr' 'Hsr'-''s 10,
II wt, not intended To- hih" '"" ,,, '"' tn"
missionary eu~. tuoGt fort p"i'"n Ah'PNn '"
plan At once, and since then 'trnN ..''' ' ,.l
nave joincd the bard. our u meih"I' VIZ .; =.
III. = II, a ,rar which We stan di.de equally he
tween homo and l1rrign ul-~i"l,. .., 20. ,,, after
noon ~ winch hr dcupuu'rd On. -Pri 81 ca" n
frr church Thi, meeting vIs followed f one I',
prartical WORK we're discussed. In ih" evening Dr.
rc1tcco.t preached on IN. lian,htIrill"n Ui ,o ,n
,ay.our SUNDAY Dr. GORDON VIII preach oh Inc
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THE ICE-PRESTDENT AT BAR UARB0R

Bar lIarbor Me-, Aug. (Specian-Thc Olvctio
ane into the harbor this morning with all her color,
iyihg. She had on board Vice President Morton Mrs
Norton, the Misses Norton and General Sherman and
us two daughters General sherman went to the
Asvern. Mr. Morton and his family had breakfast
the Newport, then took blackboard and called
% their friends, including the BlancS. Aferwari
sy went across TO sullivan HarbOr, where they will
,lend month. The Dolphin and Petrol sailed at /
geoek this afternoon the Despatch. with secretary
''Sy and his party. will probably go tomorrow.
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OBITUART.
TILE PEW. JOHN W. pApMrN.

Boston, Aug 6 tSuecial).-Vhe Rev John W. padmnh.
ybo for about twenty years has held the ONCE "f
itn and .uu.rincndcut Of the school connected WIN
m, citv institutions Deer Island boston h'rh"i
ropucd dead II apojeNy this AFT rnoon wi" d'r'ot-
,, .rqng NJ th. boy. NJ the school who were enter
tanning the Merchant Ttors' Association A. th' Rh'''
~ the city Mr. Dadnun before accepting once was
wcll.saoNn Methodist clergyman. He VS. composer
of ,acred music aud among his published works was
collection under the title Of "The Molodeon" lie h'd
chcd the age Of seventy and leaves widow and sew
oral children
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sprvIcEs At pIrMAY GROVE.

puman Grove. y. j., Aug q t>peciaI.-The Rev.
Mr. Townsend, experience meeting wa wen d''ch"e"
The Rev DR. d.rtw of camden preached the morning
,.r,,, ,r,,u Isaiah Mill The Rev. DI. Dunn. of
yo,,,,i addressed the holiness meeting ~ 10 O'Clock
The Rev John nandl"y. of Central Church. BrdRc'oh'
\ L. preached In the afternoon from Ezekiel NNvil u"
- H., Theme was ~ IIoluc,-." tn th" evening the
go. ,.,en f.r an to come forward and the audience
arc rn r,as~c aud god old "a a,hOlci revival meeting
t,- ,uduIged in. number oi Philadelphia c"t'aSci'
arrived tonight.
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ARRESTED FOR KILLLXG / PET DOC.

''You dsr' mr1'
..Ycs I dar" YOU"
The 0r., speaker was Frederick Iarlin. OF No. S0i
riftt., and the other oicore' white. of No 30
Sborir.t Harn then seized a pct dog belonging to
Whit, raised over his head and dashed itS brains ont
on the sidewalk This happened Saturday night In
'front.' of Whites hom"
.you'u never dare again, will yerl" said lIarlin,
,,,h , laugh as ho the dead body Of the doc into
,,e middle OF the street The then clinchcd,
: ut friends interfcrcd and separated them
"Iu e,s square for this sad White. he picked up
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CHILDREN ENTERTAINED AT GETTYsBURG

"e'NsDulg, Penn. Aug. (SpccialL-The children
&c" OUT by The Tribune Fresh Air Fund, who have
~ enjoying themselves for two weeks in Gettys
pu's and vicinity, left for home this afternoon, i'm
proved IN health and in "a happy state Of mind over
'adr Visit. With rare exceptions the children have
gwen great pleasure 10 Their entertiners and their
cong was regretted by all Many children on their
..ean carr1nd much larg'r buudc- than thcN ala -
ger arrival. Getty burg indorses the CHARITY and
VII be glad 10 have another party next wear
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ruE RErnR,l cLrn .NXp rNNVANY.

TO the Fdltsr Of the Tribune.
Sir: some one ha, handed you a very Ola I>' "'
officer, Of the Reform cub. n is many months ~'n''
'lr stoke was president. Mr.. Andrews trc'suNr' or
the undcr> .ucd secretary. nu' y"n ar" rshi ln rs
-uuirg that tb" olrb wa, founded to bring about
certain political reforms ani not primarily g. aaVan''
fl. .afcs,.t, u any political party. Iacr are n"n
Democrats th1u NugauwP> m The cu'. aug w N
80 ,,,. ,ic,r th, ar, tIl iu,c vith Trdkall' Tam
many would rrnd tu d>tc out oi 'h" ,itl lNinb''
- ,,r.- .-iu,l ircui o.- III SELL 1T Rnls.
lake NuhuDag. Aug. ,. l-'O.
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0oE OUT FOR THE STICK WHEN 1T CONES DOWN

man was sitting In tho fiOnt row OF the balcony Of
- Madison Square Garden few evenings ago with d
LsV cane In his hand Suddenly the cane slipped from
= mold and fell through Of the holes In the iron
ahf OF the balcony Just 10 abort to disappear
ana fall upon the heads OF the unsuspccting guests
a. me gallery the man succeeded In stopping It,
inward progress with his foot. Aided by Il ncRhbor
\. ~" dincrty drew the stick back through the h0i"
~. congratulated himself his escape from being the
cause Of serious accident, Had the stick fallen
-. 'ne head Of one Of the men teiow 10 might hau,
nh' Freduenters Of the Madison Square Garden
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gave another lecture the Fellaheen, the Farmers
OF PacStinc.1 illustrating the life % these people. In
the evening there "A concert by the chorus class.
orchestra and Madame kasDar. Miss Hedges also
gave some rcadnge.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

the body Of his pet and placed in box. lie brought
body the Of the Society the Prevention
Cruelty 20 Animals. and Harln arrested. At the
Market Police Court vest 'rav morning Justice
Hogan held him for trial at Special Sessions.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
4 rlrrLrA. RlnHER.
r,on The Nco Haven rarad4m.

ltnp me Sew 'ldNff 'f'.iN i'tl
A. j. smith. OF EdIIs.ofG. he> .c'"rtl hives OF
choice G,... puo m1. ming lrrc.'Y hc TOOL lbOus
.fv.r', .n,. pn4ni. obi lpHc, i.,ui ne hVc> and
t.rur,ri.l pl.r. % ur.r cellar door intending -
-lI,e OBJ % ,a'"r. H. Wonf 90 his wore 1ud pr.pt
fhr' h.p,t l.f ..rfI 'n fir itf 'uh"ng a. -cnt
=, n. nYmr a mr.-ruger Who found th1t the bees
ln-d found 'no hone, ani carried every particle Of it
back % tie hiycs.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
LECTURES AND ADDRESSES At RorND LAKE

R,und Lake y. y, Aug. t~peci9lj.- The tw" aitr
, .iir,..-r her. f., d.,, ~rrs by D.. -clah Merrill
ON raic,tiuc In tine Light Of Modern liccnrchca, ana
la President Graud,ou. Of 'nnoi COL &c. "Ir'n'
L,ro y g. on the southern Qncstion.' The >cln
tiou Of the negro question: Professor Grandson THINKS
lie, along cducatOnal, not POLITICAL li''~ Dr M'r
rll's adGi,.,, -chola'l' presentation o. '"'' ~
,l, rc.uIt- of h, investigations and discoveries III
Palestine II- conclusion Wa- That, WINE ih"7'ilu
!. nov A cOumtr, Of ruins, there NAV br iuiurr i9r
IL Thc Rev Dr. Il. PlrdingtOn, Of Irp1Lyl Is
.ii,crr, ...rir- of addf,;.sc. hare this week H. G.
Ionl lccilircd Oh Light and sight
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ALFRED HILL.

Ncw-IIaven. Aug q (SpeciaD.-Alfred lIill. aged
sixty died to-day II Brights disease. at his hotel
Uus Homestead. Savin Rock IIe was widely known
throughout New England.
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balcony should be prevented from carrying or the
railing should be repaired that sticks cannot fall
through 1t, accident Of serious nature
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FLIN K. UKNl,
EMMA +. GRAY,
ELIZABETH VI. DOYLE,
IDA Z. RICE.
TO the Editor Of The Trib bune.

TO the E ditOr OF h e TIL b n e
sir; lnclcsed please find -, the proceeds oil d
circus given by General Lester Wilson's boys oil
boleman Mont. May poor little unfortund'"
hnu through this mOr,e Of Gods fresh air. such as
'Ae DOSs have here In these mountains. The crcu'
~sS gwen for your Fresh-Ar Fund. and wa> on thl-
o. ssSount wonderful Succcs,. The Young people 0i
se sr ftes0yterian Church have also forwarded over
y " mat from th, fir distant city their sympathy
%hes 70 your poor with readiness and hcartne,s
"S' Is lovely. Cordially yours.
JOSEPH W. SANDERSON.
bozeman Mont, July 81, 1890.
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Secr-stgrV blaine spent

secretary Blaine spcnt. fcw honrS in NcwIoTN
Yesterday on his way from Cape MAY. Ill, ,on,
Tmmons Blaine met him at the Jersey City >t"tion
and accompanied him 70 tih~ city. Th" secretary
wa, seemingly in excellent health and said hc had
greatly cuiovcd the recreation which hi visit the
President. seaside cottage had afforded him. He
called al the >cg'nan lanlIns house ana ti;MNac''h
.1ue private business in Wall after which hC went
- the home Of hi> >oGn-law. Colonel CoPpiugcr. IN
LcNington-aVc.. ard spent an h"ur OF tWp WIN mu
With hi, son Fmm1nS Mr.. Blaine took The train for
the East in the cVeilnc.
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SrEr~S sUARor %, wod cdav. A.rur Q At 81
CLEVELAND Marion ~pr.o' to Ni.a" }. SrN-' Nosn
OF N,v.Aorn.
4. Ward 10 Rose Alch1'l-.
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The Hammond won su me prilc. ln the at Type
t.. t0If,,t n YORK CIV. Ha it"l ',oN m.
.ut check for -7276.5o for - uPe"ut'r' all In one
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40, rum ,,ot,xrA1X CitArTArOCA

Mountain Lake Park. Nd. Aug 6.-M the Mohh-
tain Chnuauqma today. Leon II. Nincents sketch was
" George Eliot" Dr. Eaton repeated his lecture on tie
q Witch of Endorp Peter Van Finkclsten MamreoV
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

uIrb Psnch poro,.. .a,I f.uos-hip aud ciyes tbs
ri.,f h,aIft ilGh inu.h -n.ud ie included
ia family .uppll... Gelc.r- aud GIuggist'
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70 the Editor OF The TT b II n e.

Sir: We the children Of The MOntvert enjoy
hg the pure air Of Vermont. and wishing to give the
children Of the hot city a similar benefit nave hem
fair in aid Of The Tribune Ircsh-Air Fund For
tEO weeks We were preparing for IT, and " tribune
lresh- AIR Fund was the password. on August :
Ae fair was held in the parl0rs of the hotel Tue
hpcy tables were presided over by Misses "iady
Handy and Ella r. and Emma F. Gray, the cahdN
table nv Mis-. Fl2abcth DOYLE the nDwcr table by
Misses Ida Rice and Daisy Van Dcrveer, assisted bN
Edward W. Browning and jerome Carly. ana the 10Y
bpk was circulated by Mr. j. II. Hoffman, and 'ccUied
large deposit. Miss Florence Browning a1ted a.
treasurer
TIE sum Of 5115 was realized. lncl0sed please
find draft for that amount with the bcst wishes of
yours sincerely GLADYS HANDY,
ELLA r. GRAY.
EMMA +. GRAY,
ELIZABETH VI. DOYLE,
IDA F.. RICE.
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xus~@1xzxxsz
DIED.

Notices Of marriage must I've indorsed with fun
name anu alLresS.
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.ho rditor The Tribune

no e =
Sir: The last week has been busy a' wen d d
r,y one at the Island. the principal event beih-
.,oa,o civon f,r The benefit Of The Tribune Fresh
Air F1nd i'm the large dinng-rOOm of the Prospect
Vouse through the kGdncSS Of the proprietor H. T.
hathaway The drincrOom was filled, every one
on the Height, having responded readily to - worthy
A charity Max spicker and W. H. Kewhc OF Ne"
York had charge Of the affair, and II proved u De
one of the finest concerts ever held on shelter i'a"
The following programme was rendered.
l. Piano solo, "Gr1nd March fiom Ianh' w., : ,s,,
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water E.fr,.hn- a,a m,l-on.aF
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. pari,one solo 80 loving heart trust on" Gottchak
Mr IL ". Eruline.
q Violin solo, Souvenir de Bcllnr' '..........Artot.
Nh. Aug. ii>lcr.., Tho,,.
T. e0p'"'O '''' Mis-. Carl 5;orpeL
5 Piano solo, love song from WalEure wan r.
6 Vocal duo .WandSrcr. fyennq song" Rubinsten.
Mrs. Goeycl AID Nh heilin+. r,.,.
Baritone solo, Dream q e SpIiRg api,gs '.'.''.Sp'~'f
o. Soprano sOO, FORGET not = ''
" Mr. Carl Go-pcl.
N Piano duo ssTwo Hungarian Dances BrdhlN
Mr, Amelia Fecht"cr and Mr. Man spiskiei.,
IL ''0'' 'OO' NJ. Aug. Ei.ner. ,,.n.o-
Mcssrs O. i. Weber and Max Spicher
. The audience was in full evening dress. Amon1
roSc who were present were the Rev. j. AspihNa"
,,d family ex-Mavor schroeder, the Misses Schroeder
pOStmastar and Mr.. Van Colt, d.. {. y. lloashnd
10 Hon John French. William H. Nichols. Postmaster
Collins william c. Dewitt Mis- Dewitt. Dr. Lerri
Arthur p. Clapp. Mis- Gardner Miss 'seerr' In )
T1cbelcr. Mrs q. 3. Weber. Mr. and Mr. liaiio."
MS D. p Hathaway. Mr.. and Ms. W. silver VIZ
and Mrs r. Is. Mantell, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mck'e
{. II. Raymond. Miss Raymond. oscar +. Jones H. u
folIns Ti,, Brewer. Miss Ghor>ou. Ms pif'"h -
Miss M9ud Busch Mr. Crowel HAYDEN. Miss Fl0Ten"'
prsch Mr. and Mr.. CaIl GOepel. Mr. 'u> Wa!!acc
Iener Mr. Charles Garfield, MI. J. " Dsle LIS IS
bale Mr. and Mrs Walker, Miss Ray Walker, MIS-
Kay and Miss small. . 49,,
Nsuy thanks are due 10 those who 50 kindly aesistef
tahs o, M >pic kct'- Nind g.n-r'~tf. -" h1NIh-
had his own piano sent down fronLSew \ ORR fp' th'
occaSion and dcfr4yinc all incidental eNpen>c'. s.,
tat the entire proceeds VIII 90 10 nc iIt'm ~
va we'll attended y. VI. X
shelter Island Heights Aug. 3. 1890.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

Three months prior 10 the November
election, ii j. necessary under the ne ~
law for the following classes ~ voters "a
register Al the County Clerks office:
~. n. having been a resident OF In
diana. lie has abseuted himself from the
State for ak months or more.
80. Ii. having heen = resident of In
diana. he has vo'el in another State.
20. II. having been resident OF In.
diana. he hss gone into another State OF
sovereignty with The intention Of voting
there.
-. III he hiss not been bona ide resi-
dent OF the county in which he resides
Cor ~ least six months before election.
"The first three specifications are In
definite As 10 time. but presumably mean
that the voter must. IL he has 80 sbsented
himself or votrl since he last exercised
the right Of suffrage in Indiana. Register.
s'The certificate Of registration mus
he taken 10 the polls. as the voter can not
vote unless he produces Il on demsni OF
the challenger. This registration need
not be made II, prior 10 leaving the
State. the voter filed with the County
Clerk a notice Of his intention TO hold
residence In Indiana"
Voters are advised thss this regisira-
ton costs them nothing In the way Of
fees.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

\ statement has heen prepared ~ the
pos'ofiice department. showing The opers-
ssons Of the o;ii-e Of the first assistant
pns'master-general during the fiscal year
ended June 30. 1870.
The total number oftranssrfinns IN the
appointment division Of The department
for the year Is shown 10 have been "a
26l. OF this number there were f22
postoffi~es established. lO1l discontinue
and $40 changes Of nsmc ani site In
fourth class offices there were BOSS ap-
pointmenis On account Of resi.na'inns.
$500 on account Of removals aud 63S on
account of The death Of posfmessers. In
presidential offices there were 253 APP
pninimenfs on account Of designations
SO on account OF expiration OF commits
sions, 556 on account Of removals. 81 on
account OF the death OF posfinsssers and
I33 on account Of oGiies becoming presi-
dental.
or the removals in all clssses. about
! 600 were made On the reports OF IN
epecsora. IL the 1879 cases OF change
AZ name anil site. there were only 6Gj
Nv appointments. IN each OF the other
cases the incum bent being retained
The whole number If posfotiires IN
peratiop m .Iulv ! 1s9o. was 81 100 -
Zsinst 5000 IN 1879: 81 376 IN 1887.
md 20 O3l In 1880. the increase in The
last year being 34of. the largest ia the
history ri the country. The increase
turing 1883 was 1923.