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New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
DEFENDING DIX. SALTIATI.
LEGED UNDERvALUATION OF DUTI-

ABLE IMPORTS.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: some time ago YOU had an article in Your
paper rejecting very severely upon Dr. salvati. of
Venice for his alleged attempt to undcrvaluc goods
sold TO American customers in order TO dcfIaud the
United States Government ont of duties
lou were kind enough 10 publish card sent you
in explanation as far | then could judge Of the
matter. in vindcation Of Dr. saviati. have Just
received letter from his which Will show clearly
that TO attempt. not even an idea, existed illegally
to profit by the invoices made by DR.. saviaIi ana
entered at the Custom House.
As an act Of justice to highly honorable man.
since dead we beg you to publish at an early datc
the explanation received from III, son III Venice III
vindcaton of his dead fathers memory, herewith IN
closed. Yours very Truly, L. W. MOkhl@,
President Of tie European ana American Express Com
pany.
March -,
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
r1inMAS \. LYME.

Boston April sprcall l.-Iho"'" n i''"'''' ,,,
,,.,. d,vs died in salt Lake City on Monday
,,pt,ceht years ago he removed thith'r 70 'oiuuV'
,,o Salt Lake Theatre. built by Brigham young ne
u,. ,roh,hy the oldest Of AAericah actors ana n"u
IA sod through many Nlrissunu'-. IN '"''"- W " "
ii,,l. theatre and aftcrward removed TO Nau'"'. W'
,o,r, settlement of that time lie wa' born N fha'
llnb August soG and in tina, cty he made MS d'nut
in lsa. ia the rart Of "Nlll"m l'll IA Wv, % " "''
J" - " ht. ,,,,ut at the :. Warren Theatre.
=, D., ,n.r having ulayed In New-Nork AT th' oid
po,,rv and Franklin Theatres. lie pa'cd mere among
hcr uart the blood Red knight" AZ the Nato<l he
acted Nalech to the elder Booths Piseaia IN 'h' Nn''
,, -, t. Linn and then became leading actor III inc
- xa,lo,,l I'm association with Harry Smith Johnson
smear Jones. sanders and Adams. From Boston MI
rn won't TO Baltimore. and then to the southern ees'
,.,noving To salt Lake city in lsu-.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

had not to yesterday reused enthusiasm
buyers but last night the only Zamacos Of the collection
called out bids. Joseph Jefferson secured 1t
for $1,000 The title is 'Chcckmatc,r Mr. Jefferson
also bought "Thc Assassination" by Domingo. for $50
Iatiun," the largest printing by Serra bought for
presentation to public library for 1900. The buyer
unwilling to have his published Other pictures sold
last night were Fortunes slave by Vcgas. for sos
"1hc Faeot Gathcref." by Diaz. s355 jacques The
Willow Pasture, and Zcm's "Constantinopc. S2l5 each,
and Prsoners Of War; by Berne- Bclecour, $500 Total
for the nights SALE s9953 Total to date. s3l s56 3d.
finished.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
ArlRx I,R mrrraLo nooyr AyD ELK.

Scvpor'. y. H.. ApHl :. Tho Blue Mountain Forest
Park A-.ocaton q Ncwport held it, irt meeting 80
ilc Newport llou.c today, Organizing under TIE gen
csal law. The purpo.cs Of thc corporation are the
cultivation of timber the breeding "f American game
and i-h. tle LAYING out. cuuNatng and hcartiitl lus
% park and avcnur-. The capital stock !, 10000.
Alout 10000 acre, Of mountain range ard adjoining
farm lands ln Giautham. Croydon, Cornish and New
pom Lave been purcha-cd ntd partially stocked with
buffalo. moose, els, ant, lone and deer Austin Cor
ilu, 0l New York. Who }. completing III" summer
r.. acncc Oh the farm where hc born. near NcW
port. the piiu" mover and president oi the ae,o-
citation. the leading OBJECT being 10 Prevent The ~
tncton 81 buffalo. II which seventeen head have been
placed Oh the range.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
PASTURES NO LONGER GREEN.
40 ONE WANTS To BE DEPUTY SHERIFF.
ONE NAN RESIGNS. ANOTHER DECLINES AP-
Po1NTMENT AND OTHERS ASK TO BE Ex.
CUsED FROM SERVING EXECUTIONS.

CUsED PROM SERVING EXECUTIONS.
Tho place of deputy sheriff of the city and county
Of New>o >ork seems to have lost its attractions
Charles =. Anderson. Of the four deputies sworn
in by Genercl sickles on the day lie began operations
in tho Shcrhs Office resigned yesterday, and Roda
:. Brassel. who has held the place for four years
and six months and WHOM the sheriff intended
to continue, declined the appointment When asked
the reason why he had refused Office until recently
widely sought, Mr. Irasscl said: Il can't I've on
snowballs.7
\ number OF executions. alta mcnts and other
papers came from the courts yesterday and Under
sheriff sexton handed them to Deputy sheriff joel
O. stevens to serve. Mr.. stevens looked them ovcf
and handed them back to Nr. sexton, saying that he
could no. afford to execute them. ON Mr.. ScXtOn's
insisting Mr stevens went to General Scklcs and told
him that lie declined positively to act. If Mr.. stevens
resigns only Peter McGuinncss and James Carrahcr
will remain OF the deputies The latter when he
received process to execute yesterday proposed to
get another man to do the work who would not be
liable for accidents. he had given no bonds, but
the sheriff told Carrahcr that must the paper
himself. The deputy holding the case under ad
v-cmcnt when the Office closed.
General sclc,', prize act yesterday was the total
abolition Of tho Odcrof Arrest Department. but it did
not promote the peaccfunc-s Of the situation The
General said that he had intended wiping 1t out from
tho start.
There no such department. said the General.
when | began 10 practise law. and. in my opinion,
tlcrc il necessity for it now
John VI. Tracy. who has been the order ofarrcst
clerk under Mr. Ilack VIII be appointed deputy, II
he VIII lake the place. and Ihoma, j. Moore. who has
been the bookhccpcr Of the department, VIII probably
haVo another place.
s." | intend to that every mandate OF tAe courts
f. executed. said tho General at the end of the Du,i
nc.- day. The processes will be- turned over TO
the deputies mpartlay and they shall nave All The
fee. ! shall not accept penny myself: How mu,h
viii the men be able 10 caini Forty dpllaia mont
perhaps. The deputies -ay they can't i've on thi-.
That, all the law allows them for serving me county
faithfully and II may supply them with 'rh'h'.~ ana
cheese and cold water. but the outlook for cianpi' m
aud high priced cigars ], not good. must aunt M
.fip, have been abolished. The General 30 c'nlN -
take pleasure in reading aloud from tie statues ~
the hrarmg II his ~ubordlnatc,. sections which iNni
me taking II unlawful fee, ara prescribe the penalc'
therefor. 49,, . a.,
The business done yesterday was heht hu' inc
General hope, go put ailai- into better snap" '"i'
rndcr sheriff sexton said that the lawful fee for s'iV
ing an attachment =. l.. for executing an ono'
~ srrc. =, and for an execution against ll" per
son ~ L. lie docs not expect 10 s"cnre extraordinary
/ talent AZ thee isl.s-.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
ro>toaicc Notice.

fshcud be read daily 10y all Interested 10 e"anses may
occur ~ Tor foreign countries med no. be specially ad.
drs,ed lor d'pSn Dl "n np,t 81 baking and com.
mcrcial documents, iete,s no, ,t,ay '01e''e1 O''s
'''p foqsisn re- mails week ending April Will Close
pronpt, a al cy,c, at t'is opsg a - and %anao- per
I,roi at p. fer nio r s. S.,5 & ., : hgaona. I.a,a
y. Y. % erecnois"@ So;s l.5 az q va II
p. tor the NeiniiIrus " "dise ..Scr AasSdsil' at
nv Tor Tr,Allo and Ruatdn, psg o. = = Otll from
Newo,@s' A. II 30 a. M for Porto Rico direct per
H. a. 5 30 y. ior Newiouad.ani per steamer
ron iir1SAY-At a. m. for France switzerland Italy.
Nn,n and Portugal per :. La Norm and, va haNre;
az a. Tor Lurope PER ;. : ,nia' VA "a, & wa
,r lnr1pc per $ l.be va SoIt'ampton ara Bs..en
usttsrs lo ,,a .pcr Ebc al 30 scotland
direct, per Anchora' va %''soT r Xornay % ds 70
Srr lbneSaiia cttrs must be dec,fd per Tang
sS aSi az u tu2ccS A. an O' Iay; per Giens p
lor campceh s Chapas lalasto and lgcaan per
SJ r f." other Mclean STATE, Via Vera Cruz. must be
ddirsc'sd di per cS Of q Z NJ for I5uAI,c
s'p p m far fAo ~ J 9t, M from ~, ~.
s,o the - paa countries. Via Eio de Jane'io per = s.
of,.no f,Sp -. m Tor Costa Rica Lnon per
ro>hail rom Scw.orl ans at p. m for IruAlllo.
pei, r I,slla Ncw.zaland Hawaiian FiJi and
s,,,,n lslanis per - Alantda from san tranct.co,
os here MarS o,hSa S at Via p British ri E na % for a,rs Isl S
Ma- Tor China snd JaIsn 1ef r' Tor Saa ,ss
iIa AN islsnds pr : Australia .iF2n San traaesss,
Gs here per AF Sp e cS At Of Pap san y ss
ose here April & at & p m Ic,mp Mrs Via 0 Kew S' wst Ss raj s
close at th, oaice daily a. 30 a. ~. p,s. .a. {.
ranged @ Es.gmPton Of a asr & M i 9yrrnS
transit to sam sam EnsSo on Ta ne a q sailing Of
are dispatc he'd thence the day Registered mall
closes at p !" "co1ERNTLiGs 1Ri VAN coTT Postmaster
Po~.oniee New.Yor'. y y Mar.h IS lsoo.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
LoY4L LEGIoN NhN TE4DE STORIES.
,N UNUSUALLY DELIGHTFUL TINE Ut INN
DINNER LAST rvrNlNc NhN'
BlE, ELECTED.


There we're 800 veteran. some # them silver
haired other, iron gray hatred. and >oiAe VII" N'r
Lftlc har In de- place vhar Dc har ought ter grow,
,rh, .oryed a. officer, I'm the Army or Navy III
tue civil War; at the meeting and dhn'r "i t'' Ne"
York Commandcfy Of the "Nollu,,' or N'''"N
order. LOYAL Legion of the tinted ,at"-.' ai De'
monlco's lA,t nl-ht The c0mnindegy ah H'' n"''
a dinner Bro March and 80 hal - wall "''n '','
nicni to a--,mlle to eat. drink and be merry WIN
One another and to recall the battle. Of buh Run
and thc Mississippi River forts Of NioA~onrs and
,,s.Or,can- Of Charlottesville anA Mobile Bay
# The Monitor and Mcrrmac ana io't
Fisher. ETC. They were All In civilians clothes 80 10
va, impo- -lblc to distinguish the generals al" "'
admiral, the colonel, ard the oommod"r' ana l"'
major. and the llcltcnnni> from ordinary men, ana
, stranger T. have heard their -t"r', ana u'cr
merry laushtcr would hardly have supposed that
the gathering was composed of those who had i''c"
m. hot the she'll the bullet and Tie sibrc. or tlat
those plescnt were the severe di-cirlnarlans that
soldier, and mariners supposed 10 be-
Major General Wager >Waync presided, and among
otncr, present were MaJor-Gcncml o. o. Howard,
ErleadcI. cncral Nelson !. Nile, Major 9P'ffe'A'
# the Military Academy; Colonel Floyd 'la'h'on,
pcpartmcnt Commander Of the Grand AfinA "i uc
Lcpublic. Rear. Admiral u. l.. Hgainc '"i''"''"i''
of the Havy lard Captain q. C. Wilisc '".i"''""''
.,i the training ship Minnesota, Commander 'n"P b.
Low. of ihc Naval Reserve, Clptun Ja~r' iAi"cr'
bill. manager Of the Guion steamship Line u' heV'
Mr. Dunn Medical Director, Dcavan. Hloo"So"d'
Charles Peek, Charlie, Martin. \. l.. 'ihon' \. T.
Ehoadc, and Edward Kcrshncr.
After coffee and cigar, had been served Nr.
V,,r.urath OF Plymouth Church choir, l'' the shf
ing and then the Rev. DR.. John X. Paxton pa'".
If fine West Presbyterian Church and chaplain oi t"o
I'm Regiment who was lieutenant III the 'n"'
Army during the civil War read an interesting paper
ON o. Personal "reminiscences Of the War.
Rrm,rh, were also made by Generals ilpWifn'
Nil and swavnc. several important report, were
rad Al the meeting. among which wa' one appu. 20
curing mn, commOdOus quarters FOR the colmahi'lN
and another relative To the celebration oi III, twenty
uuh anniversary uf the birth ui the ORDER Wilfh VIII
lee held i'm Philadelphia Oh April l. and 10. o.,
The following new members were 'lc''fn dPIi'
T. a. Gibson and Lieutenant Colonel George Mc'o"h'
~ the Army cA-l,rigadlcl General Nlcr l.. ''' cA
Iioutcu,nt oloncs Charles \. Wells, william D.
Tcltcv and Charles Kircicr, Major, tourtlandt T.
,hrock Franklin j.. Miller and Frederick >honnaid
~ ictcnant, Lyman =. tatlin and Hanson g. 'h9on'
of thc army: cx Passed Assistant Engineer plnip H.
vcrrlce. and cN-h~sistant PAY master william IL.
Woodward OF the Navy and william j. Illton and
| charlc, Chapman. descendants OF officers
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
MRS TONY UiRT'S WILL.

petition been filed In the Surrogate, onicc FOR
probate tie viii Of Mrs Tony Hart. known the
stage q. G,l.c Granville. who died few weeks ago.
property ft 10 her foster hfoth.,. John Mona
han and her husband receives nothing 1h, /, because
he has fund something 600 raised his sup.
port a. his time and 10 !. amply sufficient
for bis need. The Trustee, IN. T. :. Robertson.
Frank Sanger and A. NJ. Palmer. Tony Hart j. st
an n,une asylum ncar Worcester. lie has had two
strokes Of paialysl- and 4, ia weak condition It Is not
likely that VIII live more than months. Under
these Circumstances there reason why his VIE
should bequcath him any Of her property.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
IN NENOhY Of JEFFERSON.
nrxyrr OF THE HARLEM DrN7CR,TC CLUE
TOAST, AID srINKEEs.

INAcl~ MI ~ 4.Nis'f-.'-
1cNersonian Democracy. represented iy me hiii'"
Democratic Cmb. celebrated the anniversary 'i i'
birthday of Ihoma, Jefferson hy dinner ln iH'
rlnb.h.n last ni-At Their bah was boauiiinU, d'c
GRATED g.. Tie occasion. ;ho National color, pr'd'mnai
ius Tie president ~ tine clun. 'harlos w. Dayton
p.c..dcs a.l at DIS l0f aal rirA- .it 'A -r.' 1868
r,rcnh. senator f,rhc-0n. ~ NcHlcr.'y fil.
utr.h Ice. William - wilson. A,llcl T. I.i,h. Vs. H.
P.oahar. g. Minor >ri-wod. W. /. Brown. Han, -.
r.ttc Maurice j. Power. j. llaupdrn Nohh. Jefferson
4. Lc,s and Henry T.. reohrlH.
Other luc.t. pr.'nt vcrf william q. Hi'.t Norton
CAaoc u. i. g. NrlNnr. Controller Nici-. j.. L'"''r
SAITH simon Adler T.. ~. Moran, jordan J.. Mott.
s. W Mott. Chaunocy Is. rgaaN. j. ~ N'N.lN'n.'
Vernon v. Dafi.. ID. stevenson. s.. @. 'uivcr. bi'd
roni.a.on. j. g.. >ter. j.. 4. CnfVllho, H. ic'f'n-
George II. I..>f.fd and others.
The toa.t, were: ihc Declaration ~ ini"
p~ndrn,c. drlf. ly Thomas Jcfcr. '. Tie tiH"'
state 81 America " il" state of >cw YORK." " IA'
Memory ~ IhYfua. Jefferson. pDAfri 90 lt '--
~ IaicMll. Tire Den. cratic ia.if.' -r- a'.r u
pnci-.n. lir -fl'e uf ll.:.lIi. li'f Hugh i-' .
Pnpular fau.e'l.n.' william l.. Wilson. ballot
Reform" Nnec.r II. lr .Nam. D." Tam Reform. ,
A,af, =. Ilf,h. LI-n', and shadows OF P'lu,
8. N'c- Cl..nod. The rua-..' colonel John y.
C0chcrll.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
OBITUARY +.
ALEXANDER REID.

Alexander Reid wcll-hnown member OF the MARI
time Exchange. died yesterday at his home. No lio
,v,t rlc,entl ST. after an Illness which out ot
an ,ttacl, of the influenza. Mr.. Reid was born IN
scotland forty nine year, and came to TINS country
at an earl, age For many years he vas an engineer
FIR thc National steamship Line About fifteen Neais
nr,nuf,,,lifinc Of steamship apparatus. or recent
49, M, had been a member of the Dunharton Iron
Wort, Company. lie leaves WIZ am ''''"''" al" -
ri, fnc,al Viii take place today at 30 p. m. al
tl,. thirteenth street Presbyterian 'hlf'h
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03

The Congressman up early in the morning ard
hurried down to the Barge Office where the tug
Chandler was in readiness to take the party down
the Bay. The first run was to Sandy Hook, whero
the work Of dredging the channel there was Inspected
Then the party was taken 10 tiowanus Bay. Thence
the tug steamed the Baltimore and ONO railroad
station where tie Congressman boarded the tran iof
Washington The report of the visit Will be made 10
the full committee in Washington
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
SEEN ~ 4 yEY LIGHT.
From The Detroit Free Press.

From The Detroit Free Press.
They halted in the street to shake hands, and one Of
them said
Well. The storm seems
Thc other broke away and started OF at rapid
o,it leaving number looking after him In blank
a~oni. nment Five six hour, later they happened
10 meet again. and number one said -.
Look here, | want to know What allied You thls
morning.
You began about the Storm
What Of IL! Hadn't We had storm, ana hasn't
IL cleared up!' ,,., .,u,,,
"Ccrtalnly.'
"Icstcriay's storm -
"Of course" -..dono. 7
Then / beg your pardon for my rudene 5;
Thought Won were going TO speak about sioIih Witch
occurred way back forty ffty wears ago "Ien yo
first came into the state All this Is different, ana
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
,sroyIsHED CHINESE BOlTuEy.

From The Alta California.
The I'm Paor says gigantic fish was scen.one day
,,y .t stanki Slang floating there not far from the
hnsrh \ hold boatman went of with me, ieaped OH
H.. head and made the line fast, ana ihc hah non
~ while the end was taken ashore. the people on
h,r. Ieran TO haul ON the rope. thinking II wa dcah
Ihr t,h however suddenly caVoricd rou'; anu % ~
,l,,n,,n va. washed OF and drowned Nieh lic
81. vas hauled ashore II measured anu iDhin 40
20 cc, innr with a head eleven feet high am nn'
nc Irn,d and , mouth three feet wide IN old f>h-
lcro n ~ ,rho saw il pronounced IL TO be a hal tsAu
some one bought 1t for sl0O and look IL away
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
Mr. AND MRS. REID AT THE WHITE HOUSE,

=. Washington, April (specall.-The President and
MS. Harrison gave dinner this evening in honor Of
ar. and Mrs. Whiteiaw Reid The table was laid I'm
ue private dining room, and the table flowers
e'hs and roses. The company included. beside Mr..
snd Mrs Reid, the vice President the Secretary Of
Is'e senator and Mrs Evarts, senator and Mrs. But
81 senator Hiscock. Representative and Mrs. Henry
Vsoot Lodge. Representative and Mrs. Mc(reary Mr.
sna drs. John ". Foster and Colonel and Mrs John
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
To SHOW WHAT III, prrrrY DID WITH IT.

To SLOW WHAT Ills nIN Tf DID WIFI H.
MAYOR Grant was -uhroe.h'l Yesterday morning
f, sppe4r before Arthur T. Du'rct referee a' hi, oiee
50 80 Sn.,au So. al ! p. m.. - t'-ihi in -HpV'f
mcniafy proceeding, in which DR. Giuseppe Ltrenia
d.lic.,t IT SO 20. Mof'.t. !, Tho JUDGMENT debtor
Tic r-orcetnss were lrpu-ht hy Gustav A.'hnn-
iraarcr through h., attorney. Ma-hair q 'nhor oi
Na 40 Nas.au.f. The amount of The Jui
n,.n which proceeding, were brought , about Tl'V
d.. Ialcaia had testified mat Doe had no property do
fI. own ,arr Iie bearing Wa begun on Ne'H'-'l'
.,.t a.i l4fnr DIS testimony -. doctor i' i'l 'nr
Information f.at l TIE latter I'r' oi I--- hr laA
rld either -li or 70 go dcpuf'.N'HN, "h'N'
mana. Dee could n1, roalcDf who called ~ il' store
nr flc uurpr.c - tvyin- fo -lt-i' an ecN''ui'oA-
l.. money! lr .lIt. hid NN'n r..y WIN 7'' iiN',
.ft.f.n. fflf Ir execution .I.tIi N.. Pre- pre- l.
d. I- I...f-l l5 f.r lud-urni 81. e.''i a.' ''t
u nd. .u.rI Dat l-'u lrrili. ,Nllc' 'cl, DO ''".'
+. i...ei uuYn In -af. faction ~ tif ir'-m'ri A,
vst.r trUIf 1919. ~nruN n' '|' ff'. b. ' a. "'''"''
b., AK ln 90 explain what lni tr'I..' d., 9.
Ii. ..iin-. -.na si.,- served 1 II p0H' h 1t "'l' a
,.,'.r.. sterling appeared tri'." iAr ii'r'f ana
,.l ti,t ic lld been asked o." iud out i' hiiii '
~ fic evidence o." Mayor NnH'I .' 'ti'i Ni"'i l"
.... Arrr fh. fi,f- of pm" tt.' iil h''l i'Ii, ~
,i..red T.. hiu h- "a .ci fIr o. r' 'r'i'A'iI 'i ''+
Mt.,f.. ,id.ncc urfll . O'Clock iA 'ii".hT'ii - H
,,.,nif take that time Z" look up ih' J." ord. li'
,,...1lrff wa granted uupu Nr ~icr-n- promise
ihai the Mayor would Ae present a. to-day hciihs.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
March ~,
Venice March Il. 1900
To the Morris European and American Express Co..
IInifnl


Limited.
Dear srs: thank yon most sincerely and heartily
for scncrou~ championship of client WHO j, dt
too great distance 10 defend himself.
You have heard Of my heavy ll-- IN III" dc'ih oi
my dear father Dr. \. >ayieti. This lamcniahc fact
make, u more than ever incumbent on me u Nlh-
dicatc his reputation | need hardly tell Won that
he was a utterly Incapable OF 40 cont'mptlic an
action n~nuatcd in the journals OF whl'l Won sem
me extracts \ man Who had gained 80 MnrW WIG
and % honorable a name. and who was hph"irN NV
receiving decorations from nearly all the cro~n'd hen,
Europe could never have arrived ~ >'h 'lnlnch'o
had NE been the person represented III NohT pl' -
when SLY D -~'ci,cd ollE lIiclN most lupvIlihs
order from the Gar of IJI-sa. that he executor i"-c
works for the Queen Of Fu- aud. that hc has h' even
Il. Paul, Cathedral London. etc. think may sih'i'
say that hc has not met With far dealing ~ the line
Of te American pre-. N.Y. ia', p' IN
in vour Journals. had the great honor 81 Tcli''N'r
ing the ancient art of mosaic and Venetian GAS anu
h,. directed Ia, well known c-iahl-llnrN mere ~
and asa consequence of c confusion aud dsinInn,e
resulting from this 'aAiniiy, "a new '!,tN , i III '' ~,
The cost 81 various merchandise purchased hf .cNti
American customers. in lien # it, selling price. M
The bet proof that ih,ic was l." nla",r oi IT, ~
nart is the ia,; that lc LEFT upon every "Fll'" ~
marked -.uc prlec ii. giving IN" easiest way ioi
the Custom House authorize, - ina out any '''"'
In the declaration Of b. real value. -, .....
that they paid illc duty the selling pI'' - ny
house. and that house has iricd I" lr'hl "' ''
ill be much OBLIGED. more than can 'Npi'-'' u
Won VIII trouble Noul.clf 10 flN" il- 'Nplh' '' "i,'
denial tn lO.@ journals who. having been WI"'-4f DO
formed have published tbo,c interruptions ar" -
| need hardly fntt tl" error having h''H 'N''.
H.. one of ,ur inexperienced a-cnts snail "--unr -
myself all the -lbility of tho penalty ana '
Iou are Instructed tins hy me i' paw on H' -"
,rorlinc In any way Whatever the pnfia ci- g" ii,'
r.,nd- whose uame- sorry 10 say. have n',n ~,
,hcir great anno,arcc unre-clVrdlN pull h'h WIN
NH" '- GIi LID >ALNlAIl.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
,xo.rurr ppFsrXT.rNr EXPECTED.

The Grand Jury Viii end IT. nbors for the M'r'h
term to-day. An additional prc-cntmcnt concerning
thc administration of the >hcii's Office VIII pronapY
he prc-cutrd and some other important acton may
De- taken. District Attorney Fellow ana w. NJ N'n''
the counsel for the fa--ctt committee hhd c"hNcF
.n,i.n Yesterday ann sc-.dcs Inspector Iyrnce.
J. Iar.en Ehoadc.. foreman II the Grand jury was
also among Mr. Fellow. visitor. Ihc ny '''ee'
ion Of the sheriff Office ha, been completed "a iiF
.- the pr.euf Jury i. cun,cri rd. hut the case ny
ls taken ug by the April Grand Jury
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS NECESSARY

The North American Review has suffered con-
Sderably Of late by the fact that some newspapers
nave lifted articles bodily from il without asking
" receiving permission TO do OF course there IS
no objection on the part Of the management to the
pfiAtnS OF reasonable extracts from the columns OF
Tile Review but il IS easy 20 see that /; is not 10
.le @ advantage Of periodical to have costly con
nnou'ons reprinted in full by tho newspapers Of
ue country. The abuse has become so obnoxious in
ssoMe cases that Tho Review has been compelled
70 Institute legal proceedings for the protection OF
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
Up DEpEW on L1DE0rT IOrNTAIN.

Chattanooga. Tenn. April 2.-Chaunccy VI. Dope"
and family, the guests Of John II. Inman, arrived
hero today and spent the morning on Lookout
Mountain. AT noon Mr. Dcpew had public reception
al the Opcra House lie left here bv special irtii,
Tor Knoxville. He viii 60 then 10 A-hcvilc ana VIII
arrive AZ Washington FIlday mornlns.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
NOT NTCH CHOICE.

From The luGal, Courier.
Well Mr.. fichcby, werc you at church Yesterday
morning.
No 1 STAYED al home and took "A nap
Al. you shOuld have been at church, grand ser
mon We had"
" Ycs bnt dreamed in church. and guess
its All right. Between you and me Id rather stay
home and 90 to sleep and dream I'm IN church tlai to
90 10 church and 80 10 sleep and dream I'm al home
New-York tribune., 1890-04-03
cHArHcrY u. nrpEM ~ KYnrrLLLE

knoxville. Tenn, Apfil (Spcclali. Chaunccy ".
Dcpcw aud John II. lnman reached th. city this
afternoon. II }, IN" former first visit 10 Knoxville.
The visitors taken 10 the principal point, of in
tcre-t and eption attended by hundred, OF people
from all over cast Tennessee va, given them. Mr..
Dcpcw delivered "a witty spccch pr.i-ing th, section.
IT, posses ions and ..hliitic,. lie frequently
applaudcd. and was followed By Mr. Innan, who
spoke briefly.