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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
HORACE GEEEirY ~ l~3% MD l~'"'

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ne, hir In pa -lnl through ~" York. In w. !
called on h.n i, The T1bnn" "h''' "'t"'" nv NV
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history Of the interesting "''''" W WIN "
the N"w Nuiih"r-i ,
n. # met him. | tmmh In ~" w''rr 81 To-. '''
ga. nai on r'iuiuG '"'f III ''' '''''""''
and v,. ,uragcd to give lee tnrr before our literary
.c,v IN ,.,lri,a Tine winter wa> a very s'N"r" "h"
rh u,v VA, hrap,d mp III heavy drii'. "''tr''f'nE
,r,vc by the railroad we'll n ordinary '"nF"S"'
.,, ,, I.,ur, H.. Lad r,tuird a. Mineral Point. WIS.,
1,, ,nlr, north nl t,alrha. lie arrived III al open
.i,. 4, ricln tine for his lee 'ifr he "S"'' an"
after aiding IA hort iinc -a'd do mol III" "''''h
here vnat / wish t" >ay I" !"i. lie inca gave IL
,,, r, Of tl. most practical and i;!>trdtINc talk
I ,,rr heard IT.. went home with me. ana benz very
mn, f,,.tcd after his lon. '"d ride. soon "'Ii'"
lie had an rnca.crnrnt to lrc,nr" AT fr"p'r. hiN
mile. eat, the next evening. u" was Nf' m""
worried a, the arrival Of tn" eastern Trims i'H
hd h,cu DELAYED Us ,nowdriitN I"r -'inc 'htN ~
hours. lie -,d before r';irn- 81 dFr." nv MY
mil. ride tomorrow II In" train does not -'' ILL., !
must I'll NV enlargement .
III, first inquiry In ihc morning was " Is 'p' '''"
inv 30" After breakfast "" started 'o' 'i''
,.u,, In orr way over the bridge wc met mack
man. who told Us the train was Just IN. Mr. ''irchN
,u.nud at least three feet high with hirrhh' '"y'hE
" Now I feel relieved >,
mo, him agsiu In Ia,. in Dubuque" Iowa II"
,,. making ton: thrul;li the W"-i arrohf'nicd 10y
yorg g. j. Vanderbilt. ON sunday ml"in,ns , hin; w'i =,
H. III. ,,t,.I where he stopping anu IN" "'"'
~, u,uII III, 10 20 to III" l'nvtiHali.t Wl'n. u,
iucv ir held that hopeful belief. ~" ao>, , ~, ~"
n',' , ,,,.ni Uuung the c"> thought II" Wa
f,.i a,l,,.p and ! hc>alrd aloht haiui'2 n' , w.
hy,ur bup. SIR. Vanderbilt aid " HAM u I" ""'
nv M -; Nv, ~. Icr,, lie hear, all that J. SAID ,
LNr away> been u great admir-, ", W'n',,.
Grr,I,y | have always taken Ihr rib"lh, ,,n"'
iyi,,, ia t;aI,uu | nh nrfi-iohd f,h'' ~,
In The presidential contest 0I in72 vo'''l anu ""rM
fr I'M, elect on although WAS then ana an sun !"
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the T." lt"r 81 ne ~"
>r; VIII w." hI"'F "I''" we 'l''' 10 "'' III,
testimony t" 'a'' ~ the ";'"f ~ Il" "F'' - r'''"H
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orcrpTIOy TO MINISTER PHELPS.
rx,ox LEAGUE CLUB OF HUDSON COUNTY
T.. DOES HIN HONOR.

J.,
., ,.niou League Club Of Hudson County. ~ -
49, ocen,,on last night To William Walter fieIp''
-. -,.te. Minister TO Germany, and several nun
o >, che best known men Of jersey City ana hcaF-n!
@ . wcrc present The reception was also III
Wv" house warming for the new clubhouse at No.
- yors.>t jersey City. and this fact hcilNd |"
w. Tho attendance. While in Jersey City Mr.
~, Urn. The guest of Judge Dixon ana ne was
',a ~ the club by cx-MayOr Gilbert Collins WHO
- enc chairman Of the Committee Of Arranccileh'N.
80 everybody had had an opportunity TO meet Mr.
sn.,ns ex Judge John A.. Blair called the cib 10 WNeT'
h made a brief speech cXtOlling the services {" tho
.rt Minister to Germany. President Ridgway tlrn
r:r,,,durcd Mr. Phelps, who made graceful speech.
srt carefully avoided politics. saying that ne would
40, forget that many Of his Democratic 1nehoS were
pesent .,,.. ,a.,,s,..a and
General E. Burd Grnbb was then introduced, ana a.
-, ,orly appointed Minister to spain he received as
,,r a greeting as his fellow diplomat. He SAID he
.,a feel ,cr.cctly satisfied If he should succeed as
lii a. Mr.. Phelps Among those present many OF
80 a. guests. ard not few Of them Democrats.
IT, george A. Halscy. Colonel b. Franklin Hart Gen
-, pirncy John H. lIopkcn T.. Fell cx ASscnlblvman
nr,vn. cx Fire commissioners Nils and Brennan.
william II. Turner. J. X. Turner Colonel +. f.
wars.r Isaac !. Vandcrheck, F. W. woolcv,
wan,on Tcrlmnc. Martin Fink. Timothy McEwcn.
nan, l. Record George Turner. Judge Douglas.
G GSge seymour Asa w. Dickinson, state Trci uICr
J. Tofcv. Major Z. X. Pangborli, Senator Cranmrr
yy,hn 1r,harn George McEwcn. Alexander NckcAzlc.
y, crar Dr rcr>un Rector. J. H. AharhaHCil, J. +.
biemus, William Toy"y and John Reid
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MALE TIE EOLLETINO OFFICTALE.

The Publication Of new paper in Aby >~8nia was tir
Natural consequence Of the sudden INVASION ht
EIrupcan> of nearly every part 81 the Dark Continent,
While soon cNpcctn. Ill" appearance IT ~"ne Na>h'
lalind Gdzct'c," Dt:ciu"y JOIIual.' WITH Amer
ger ~ IalIzhar." or % Pau Of Mozambique. the '"a
ton ~ m" " Iul!rinO N, alc1 D" Cronlf"d al
ready = accomplished fact. II l. pn''~h"d twr"
month. al Na~>i's,al The capital CITY Of the new
colony foundod hy Tie Italian Government. ana J. one
more evidence o III" prosperity OF that ErNthra"Iu
province" conquered by Italy. and III the way OF being
civilized by hcr The Inllctuo Iih' ialc" printed
at the Office OF the Military j. biographical lrca. the
only printing Office ~ aoah. and 1t has aII"ldr
published seven numhc:- II i, a. at'd By r>
utle the Official organ Of the colony, but H. columns
are filed also with interesting articles. MAINLY
AfrIcan topcN. written uld"r me suriN>Ii "i Slsor
A. >cacvoa The pom iblr ctlt"! ana director ~ the
pa,,rr II certain that II" VIII no. burn N hands
be,S ,yhn >,ncay thrust hl- h1md- in b!uii, coal,
a. a ,,,.raui., that IN, word could bc trusted.
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II the above figures any indlcailnn of what Inc
population should be, - compared with the hu"i"V'
set down for -. /: >r"r- qniic certain tha '"Hl-
missioner Porter hi, crcdrh the second Ward win ~
least 900 more than il /, entitled to.
\ city paper states tli.' Mr.. Wilson was Gratlii"
with the re- nit III the count mad" under his direction
or n hi request. The bordle Aldermen were graft
fed" with the election u the present District N"rrv
and they had every rca>on be: but how were decent
people satisfied with 1t! Grant was undoubtedly
gIaIfrd- with h> election sheriff a few wears ago.
lnli what VIE stencil tn" senatorial committee IN
covered u few months ago. Even Flick Was critif7l
tn take the place Whcr"On Grant =" Ia" had at veg
how thereafter h,> absolute" rof'"h"sN Iinschcd
the public. - .,,..
LIT n hav" an hos'-; enumeration Of the Inhabitants
n thu city hy all mrau>. bat lrt ia" work lc don" Nv
Ihu. who h;iSr -oinc IDA 81 III" term l"n">t even
though tine utmost stretch of charity could never az
iI-. them 81 an act II that nature. W" dl>trSt IN"
povrr- that h"" in TIM civ. IT," " naura Ha'lou
mill" 81 u f'w j. vet rom" nicrrd IN AIDING
,,lun,i~ Il figure, II ~" custom ~ old"i time {"
carry nIc for t.'i. lhIt Tdnm1ny. under the
80 allied New fduca'I"n." t. all" {" carry ten for
ser, on. II i Tai;nl.uv'> skill IN Tia particular
~ at object tn. L. h.
New York. >rpt. 30. $500
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MARRIED..
MISREPRESENTATION

BABCOCK-STARR-On Thursday, October 8. n ne
uf Heavenly Rest New YORK, by the sectot.
Fannie 3d. daughter Of the late Cortlandt W. Starr W the
Rev. Edward W. Babcock
REORGANIZATION Thursday, October .. at the resi-
deuce Of Dr.. Howell Whit" F,kkill y. " BY tne Fev:
BENJAMIN e. Dickhaut IlaSbrOuck BARROW 70 hatc Ns3
Wyck daughter Of the late Dr. Lewis H. WINE
CARS AN-WiILIAMS-On THURSDAY, October ., ~ SS'
vary Church BY the Rev. Henry Y Sattcfire. y D.'
se,i.t,d by the {. 4. Whitrmore OF poIcneSS.eS:
Mass. William Moore Carsan to Jean Maclay' osush'eS
OF Tn" late John >. Williams
), in OIL City, Pennv oy nevs
H. r JrfYrr. D. D. Mr. Samuel Il. Chaee OF New'forks
and Mis-, Marga;e ct l.. Miller, II Oh CITY
JENKINS wILLIAMS-O Thursday OCTOBER y. ~ -
Micha.s Church. Bristol H. L. ~ the Key. Eeorge -
IsDcxc, Mis-, Maria Hrewrrton Nlliais W DF' As@Ap~
jenkins, OF Washington, ID. [.
MACKIEsTEEKE-O Thnr-dsy October ~ hoS AIM p
the residence VI Hon. Egbcrt Aylrs"ori SoeIt
Iowa. bv the Rev. 7. J. Mackay. RooD Mscnie' "
Cincinnati to Mary daughter OF ithtu' S"Vrc' e'a' W
COOlcI-Own y. y
wAT.DO-TiOMA>-On Wednesday. OCTOBER Q. ieyo' ~
The r,.id.ncc % the brides parents. ~ fyf. = w.
Chadwick. Robert Is. Waldo To- Helen l.' dauRh'er VI
t,ror-" {. Thomas Flabu-h H. l.
yO1-X,-McINNIs-On Wcdnc.day October g. at the
Madison Pr sbytcan Church by me fse.; -: -
Parkhur. u. b.. Mary. danghtr OF thc lai Ma'soi"
McInnis. aid Daniel Kls-am Young. al OF tms cS'
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4 KOfSING REPf BLIrAN RiLLr ~ EONTON.

Eo>i0n. oct. 10 trprt!ilJ. TIE E"pul!l'a rdIN'i
;iun meeting IA NJ ir Han 10 night va, Nd''"'N
The iir hell crowded aid IL" li.t he mad the old
iiLr riH-. -!ii.I li"Ir pre- ltd and niiir ''ihal
.u,.,i. The other ,"ikcr wcif. tniG", I."u Iodf"
t.i"riili,t and t,uNrriIpr I:i.ul.t In ia" 'Ou>"
IT IN Speech senator ilmr -i,d The Census T. just
conl lrng il. wonderful rc"h II j. important
year IN the history Of ON country From all quarters
the mobile story 81 health and wealth, Of growth
and hf. III every nerve. Through rtrry v"in and
artery Of The Nation the Young blood pn"s eiA new
state, hiv" tah'n Their place I'm The mirhN tlnllN
0inln"rc. agriculture manufacture. Tie firr" great
elements the gr"aiu"~, of great p~1i" rliiiat"
each other III a prosperity which they hhd nowhere
,l-".
Governor Bracket Wl"r-"d IN" Ma~-aru "''i> con
,rr>-iIrn, Con, '-inan Lpls" spike The election
hi and other topic. General t"c-Ncl! cAt"Il"'i VA"
W"ih Of Sp akcr Ecrd and Congressman 'irccnhxiSc
laiI" telling spec h.
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SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
Tothe Editor ofThe Trihnne.
TAMMANY'S CENSUS

-
SIR There Is Manifested In quarters a
disposition 10 question the motives Of Mr. Porter in
publishing 922 as the population Of the second Ward
oi TINS city. That omissions may have occurred on
the part OF the ennmeiators is only possible but
highly probable and 1t is equally possible and probable
that persons counted who should not have been.
Eui the source from which the hue and cry arises
casts more than a suspicion npon their motl"es.
II Is rumoed that Tammany is going In to win at the
election this fall, and she now seeks excuse
to draw the veil over the Of the crrduou> public,
and to send trained policemen around to find places
where they conveniently COLOMBO few thousand
voters This The game that Tammany played inv
l-10. In Twecd's time. Hoffman then Governor.
and the for that year gave tho Second Ward
population Of ,312 In 1-Gi the same ward was
credited with population of 1894. Let it be borne in
mind that Mr.. FcnlOn was then Governor. Eut ten
thereafter. lc1j samuel J. Tildcn was IN the
'mbcrnatOria chair. making desperate efforts for the
struggle Of 1919, and yet with all his h"eer, aided by
the contents OF hi, ncN han tible barrel there was
found in this same second Ward population Of only
.OI2, a falling OH in five years Of exactly 300 per
In enlightened comumniiic, the average school
attendance has sometime, been considered - ,afc cr-
i"rion By which to c~,imutc the population
VI q place. Making estimate upon that
basis. let rs see what will be the result
quote from the school superintendent figures.
DccIl,nns with 10 IN which year the avcldG" al
tendance AZ the school, Of tn" second Ward lJD III
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ItNou Cannot sleep AT Night.


tsn b. irad daily b, all Interested =, changes may
"' inr f"r,icn couutri,, need b, >p, a adj
c,r.d fr di >lut, any patti Giar >t'n'r >"r when
II I, d,-iri >md dupIi'a> Of "nhn2 and ION r., ~
unrl> not specially add '>-'d being sent u. ths
E rn mali, To-, ~, week. cnine o, tolcr II viii close
,t VI" ,,n RAN for s. Thomas and st ,roi\ ~, S.
naU t,N,iI i,iand, mis-, lr drc,t,! 'Ir tinanr"'D;
~ II A. n, Tor lor;m" Island and Jamaira a,o Jacmd
ana N Ny uGr Der :, :, >I, At /, 80 a m for
.r ~ ~ la" rura va On .r',,on ';,,Fs for
n,rt t dir pr Erra" At II 80 = ~ for E"rol~
pr nla va S.ihaGH ana Er 10, So.w.y s na;:
m rhn.,aIa .ers must +. drct.Ii .er Thing
iaa q, D. -" or% ~, 'r!. Tor a M1Slcan states
and mu-, b." DIR ted rr t'a ~ y i H.
r ~ G' n dira i,r rarnc.s. a, 80 n 70: tho
%"thclind. dr., ~r W:rsrtd?ni "a A">'f'a"
+. : in>!,ll irca. ~" o. az; az, +. m for Euasan'
" H,, iIs" NJ HS" saaa m,w,,n FIJI and
s' %s her ''c" q a5 q ,hu Z; Hs
Malls china a@t i1,@" sT at az nI p n Mai.
10 % here October .9 30 M;s s9e
c y S i a, at l'3 ~ m ana N i o1
h, rail and tHnc" :! r , ,nn by raii to Tampa.
y a. go i taar Sailing and Ts"s e;
rar rI .: this olc" daily ~ 49,: a. a. for dispstch
~ ,,., n,,rlrd. uhi'>> ~pTialV ruup's''u w.
~ l.", close Of hi, oIicr daily at o. III
.r,. Of closing Of s.Ps'n" ms'i nsyesnd
% a., ~" -, sun tlon their nnin,rrrnE a arriving
rm,I Srn r'ncl-ro M wa. dav Of sailing Of ste.mss
arc r d., str,rl them. the sam" day. i'"H'
att p :" , S$%Sr!HrST y otssS SET i:s
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Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with fuA
name and address.
DIED.

H Nana, VIE si bidr Il year:
s ND b nd S H iss 5:eoS ss'ns s
% r. trains a. 70 ' Eaa e from Barclay
oANNoN-On FRIDAY, October 10. 1890. George D. Csn'
non ag.d 9! var ,co,
int"rn.nt az Dclh Delaware County. " Y. .,>
late r,-idcic. Rv David Cherbuez. in his e:d year.
Philadelphia paper, pI'a-" copy
EvERIT SUDDENLY Friday ov'nns 10Th n 1 ~ inc
f 4"s If @"' sara E" b. Eyyri ssd
mALL~i,i9,v. ociy,"r 10. 1890. Rv Samuel IL Hall.
FUR raj raj I'VE, at HI, r,dencc % H,t Newark.
K.la:T fi.Dr. and mgnhrr- Of tho rr,,ytrv Of New;
AK and o. H. r n,;Fa Of tn" Anri''" """' FILLING
HEBlEroN-At J,r,"y city, on o,toirr o. 1890 Caro-
KI d r Ken Of H. .c, y ar arr Mcnasy "cso"c
10 "''.o6, from her LAT" r'ld'n''' 10 'or"'''
Intern'n a, the cony"nonc" Of III" family
ui,k>-N Tnorwrd. Newton Fall. on Wednesday,
N"t,'' y; i'nrral h"-.aftr.
ncL-Inc ncn,y p Of III" National Acadcmy Of De'sn
ar T." 1 ",o aG h. h q. :"G snd ,in a, is
Och" r. A TIi, XII EicIAEp> Cor. ST.. y a.
III NTfHrT"N In >ofwi'h r.nn. ",'tr Jria , Tsii.
na.r". -'''ri dA:-.'''' %; Aust" A"t Mary L. Hunt
IToNAED sa!r@,y We, wt"at r.. o., October s Thomas W.
ri1 i'I from i" ' nj! ''. r rdn IN R.ee y. j. on
>a,ir!ay ll;h int. AZ j. p, $3.50 r,,o,,r,
IT. m ,\, NrW.I titrl depot, lOot Oh L!ofIs-s"s
Int. r:-. n, q, wB Gford. Ns-S.
low. 81. ,.i..r :" I-ut Bnanl.n T. Lowe.
t,nr,,l ~,i,, "',.r H. i'ou r"~.inrn OK Ms SOM
IS j. Lowe. l:rj IdrN.aSc, FIilnh'.d, y d. az y Ia
Int Hru. l4.Nht'. 49,
MIKE on Ig.G,y. october 10. Thomas MCKEE In MS
18th M.
>...,i,, 9, 'ulr, l.. a. 3 o r."h p. Hl
pn-kWl.rI.N ~ w.; MM-th. Conn, W'fn' DAY oc'
;"'ar . $50 ,,o.ifc lin>d'l'. "" o: H. H. Rockwell.
a.,d -? -. =,
To;f y At Man, hester. y. J.. a. t""T !" ls'o IN ths
A,i'', ,',~ 49,. >Jriiun Whit,nor'. daughter Of
H. iA:, >,u,r. Wnirt."r' aud "l ~ years O'Io'ta
Nn. Il William. T"'tv
Tui.,-,l on SATURDAY ~ I -, in'k ,.. ...,,..
rav Iat,- I.lri.y =; 30 T. IN. ro:urnnc reaThes
Ncnl" : 81 J.. l..
",r, al, ~, ~.n VIII VI. j.. ''j Laayctt -sNes
,:...,l,n L1.!a Wil.- rg,d - vas Ga.s.
rui.,,l ,i'i.it. to-. ~ D. g.
I,,.,...r' - ii' god. M'diftV
I,,l!d.n," AID .trI'on I1i.f- l''dH" c"'y'
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10 rLE~TITE JUDICIARY FOR MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson, Miss, oct. l0-The elective judiciary
scheme received It's Qucts lat" this afternoon al tho
hands of the Constitutional Convention, after debate
Of several hours. The IMPORT Of the Judiciary Com
mttee makes the Offices of the three supreme Cont
Judges appontvc The substitute offered this morn
Ing BY al Alliance provides for election by The
PEOPLE interest in thi, fight ss been intense through
out tie State and has aroused much attention in
some quarters the franchise question. The vote
Wa, first taken motion 10 table the substitute, an
resulted a. follows Yeas 49, navS :a complete rOut
Of the elective ton. IL" >cC N reported by The
committee then adopted.
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A WEDDING.

North Salem, y. V. oct. 10-Mss Julia Quick. only
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. &. e. Quick and ID. p Vail.
n Peach Lake. were married Wednesday night in the
Methodist Episcopal Church here. by the Rev. Mr..
sccr assisted By the Rev. r. &. Russell, OF the Fps
copal Church The bridesmaids were MISS Sarah VAIL
sister 81 the bridccroom Miss Florence Quick. cousin
~ tho bride Miss Cornca Denton. of Bedford, y. y,
and Miss Annie Bailey. The ushcrs were DR.. Horace
yorhof. Of Ncw-York City; W. Il. Keller of New
Haven Conn: : h. Quick. Of Brewster n u; and W
q Pinch Of th, village. Mr. and Mr.. Vail started
m their wedding trip at as p. NJ going to New York
AID thence 10 Niagara and Lake George.
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rrpy,y,; TRIALS or THE vESrTH'S.

Nrwpnt Il. l.. oct. 10. III" 'nt"d states hNha
init. cruiser Nr~uvu~ had her 10" >P'" ''""3 ''"''
.I,, rh,v v.rr held outside instead al IN IN"
,.., . - h,,riotu.,. hc,i the practice with toy
,,,,,.,t 90 sis, Tie nlu~iNrinI 'h>It"l 81 turl,
f 100 l,n AID 80 T." l"ih ~'aFi"ird ana port Inc
,..u ,,.. u, c,mpri"d hut are h"li'\N T." hr >a'i>.
f.,r, ru,r,u, trili~ ~ ;ul >pccd viii he had To-
M -, 20, II H., STA = -.'n'ih cnpu- ana the cruiser
y,ilI ,hen 60 10 EcA ! 'rk.
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10 KOHE MINISTER'S Blue MONDAY.
from The boston Advertiser.

An ancient Boston Institution Is In danger OF
s.e.strnction. Th, j. nor less than the mn
sssers' Monday: for recent writer In religious
o9mal advocates the setting apart VI SATURDAY a. we
% Siiers day of rest Aside from the fact ina, 'le
sS.nhhrs' meeting would hardly seem like n,eif on
~ Other day than Monday. the arguments made Dy
writer for saturday rest not to I've lightly put
SeS... Briefly they are: a. II q minister rests on
Suay he will hc in better condition for his sundays
W OH saturday the minister can better have the
n. psni0nshp OF his wife and chilicn than on MON
70, the SATURDAY. rest. with the momentum lhi
k 70 his thoughts by sunday, will put him mt"
sS0t spirit for work Monday. A. this writer
nat the SATURDAY. rest lie given To recreation,
"ioeht that the ministers meeting must 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
A DISAGREEMENT ~ TIE NETTIE CLARKE CASE

Providence. II l.. oct. 1o-In the Common Pleas
Court this afternoon the jury in the case of Nri1c l..
Clarke. charged with forging and ut'erIng forged
note AZ the Mechanics savings Bank IN this CITY. d.
agreed. standing ten fr acquit'al and two for con
yirtion Ni>> Clarke released on 5000 bail.
furnished nv H. &. l.. Dorsey ann William H. Draper
and the indictment WAS continued. The trial has oc
cunicd the whole week, and has cncroSscd public
interest, TIL, j. The case Of the girl arrested IN New
York four months ago just a, IN" DISCOVERED tha' be-"
fal'hlcS, lover whom >hc Lad ~,nt EiIGc san, u
money, had married another woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
prrIrr ROKE AZ ELEr ITED CAR WINDOW.

a., - M o,, a,o.i "a load train on the MvIroavs line
u,s drawing III to n Boa!wav and M,rev' station In
,olru l,s, night the ia ,rnccrs N the last ear wer"
,,run into or At ,Vi,"lrnt h' casa u W. ga>' Oh
am. Of the widows "f th' ga h''" W. a'' ~" ""N
"" =" w. , az t,.,ln. ,ll.r To the head u: Fran
- ,,, h,, ed ia the woodwoiN Of thc opi">iir -.''
-, ,r. eur Thr Iu,," maxim. an "'oit 10 discover
,h,,. ,,. Lull.t il"u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
A WOMAN MORE THAN A GENTRY Old

Boston Mass oct 1O.-NrS. lydia Fcarin, probably
the Oldest woman IN Boston. died day, aged 1ol
She was hor. in Wc,,lori Mas. but for eighty '"o
years has Lived in ChailctnVn. ~" was The mother
OF ten children. four q. " LON are l.Nlnc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

Republican and firm believer In the protective policy
lie so ably advocated. Horace Greeley Is not dead
lie lives in that spiritual world above In which he 80
firmly bclicy ed. and in the hearts OF all those OF his
old contemporaries that survive him.
). W. McMASTER.
Rock Island. H.. sept. 90. 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
uI.T Wurrrr,N NE LEiRN EN'I l>llf

To tn" Editor Of I he ! l ne
-.r. ~ old ',i..'t,i'' "f -" college 81 l'' 'N
r. Nrv lnrh Vh".r better N"u htN' hin"N "''"
. - ... ha.,ll, ,u w. nv ttt"r 81 Am-'t - >"
,, ,,, Information concerning Jig "h'" Ehe"h
!, we'll tai.lr Wlrr" hall | >"nd my syn wh,h
d..Ir,. t. l't "in" j"t'iAh-'t ''''"'
N,N York. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

Stop that constant hacking. by removing the irrte-
ton in the throat and subduing any inflammation ts'
may exi, there, by using DR.. d. Jaynes EApec'orans'
a long established remedy for Throat and Lung troubles
Of fifty years popularity. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
m COxpETE IN SKATING MATCHES ABROAD.

Ncwburg, y. V. oct. 10 iSpeciaD.-IoS"p pm F. DonoS
buc the skater, starts for Chri>tiana. Norway. TO-
marrow ON the steamer ThnCvalla lie will enter
al, the amateur contests that he can. and Will prob
ably skate in Holland. Germany, ENGLAND. Austria and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

From The Baltimore AL"li,aH
TIE failure ui The p Irh rHtli,rd sever" loSscs
on ali oar iransp ,:tiil,' conn .ii,. lHi II dn not
affect them sc.pu.N As T. IN Roo kav ~ Nhl"'
I.arOid which Was bail cApr 81, to frit from
the p arh-growing regions of y " jcr,cr. and which
La, had to sell out tccaI~" II his loved no Inc me
worth mentioning this year. Il should take hca 1
and pray for full crop in ls9l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
TVr PCI' Up BOOTU DECLINES,

Auburn y. V, oct 10.--Thc Rev. DR.. Booth. o.!
EnclewoT. y. J.. ha> de- lined the presMcHcy OIL
Auburn Theological seminary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
MRS r. l. TIFFANY Not TNJT RED.

was erlonco'i.lv reported THURSDAY that MIS-
e. l.. Tisslv had badly hut " Gn''dav af'f""'"
last by bng thrown from her about three miles
hon Tarrytown. Mrs Tiffany not Injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
,vnTUCP seer lLINTIf CANDIDATE

IN >.ra; + Iubr' pant" h'lG r"''h' IL ar hu ID
-, =, Ia, , ,nd unhinlt Il chant, T.. WIl-on. r'k-
,,.,, -, , r5udtl,t. f,r Comfy ttIa Mr.. Miller hi'
, ,,,,t and t,ld t'"-' pr s";t th't be- con-" h"s
n.,k and - >crial d""anto- ""r sl"H" l''""' "''
| ,,..,d IndorsIng the sentiments expressed by The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

A New Natural Water. Manitou Miner: WAFER s ~
M,nitou Ginger Champagne, only water ooteeo Ss'esV
only with It's own gas. Rossiter l. Skidm0rc