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New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

City of Mexico April 81, via Galvcston.-The Flower
Feast or Combat Of Flowers. began at O'Clock
this afternoon. The arrangements for the festival
were perfect in every way. 1t is calculated that
100000 people the promenade Of La Re-
forma and the Avenlda Juarcz. In addition to
nearly five hundred ordinary carriages containing
sightseers, there forty carriages adorned
with flowers and ribbons, ard fully one thousand
horsemen added gayety TO the scene. The quantity
of flowers was enormous, four carloads coming from
,Jal?pa alone.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
" "PREVIOUS QUESTION" ~ THE SENATE.
nEprBr1cAXs MAY FIND IT NECESSARY T.
LIMIT DEBATE

rFprBr1cAxs MAY FIND IT NECESSARY T.
LIMIT DEBATE.
Washington. April 81 (specaD.-senator Pnghs
,ho,, ~ last Thursday that the lloar National hlec
,io, rim or any other election measure. wonld D."
foroh, bv the minority by every method KNOWN 10
tha liberal parliamentary code OF the senate mas
leon rcpeated by other Democratic leaders, ana teIc
s LITTLE reason TO doubt that upon the hrst auchp'
IN csrrv ont the election law programme 10 wheh
Tho R.publcan party is pledged desperate hil'
hue,crny struggle will be precipltacd To meet ana
ovorcomc the proposed obstructive iacucS ot the
,,or,,v the Repnhl!can senator's Will be forced o'
courss 10 adopt some such rule a. that drawn ON
Mr. Chandler for limiting debate ana determining '"o
presence Of quorum To do business foI INC
nrescnt however, with only the usual rule OF lcgls
,n,,,o business 10 be dealt with. the Old rules VIII
not be disturbed .
rhs p.publcan caucus has taken no action yet
,, NJ cnanoler's proposition. and there will be
ny Mood of a decision-unle>s some uncNpc' tru eN
crcisc of obstructive tactics i el,odhi'cu i'r sVn
eral weeks to come. The 'vmnillec Oh hu,.S ,' Va
n,cet .one day this wccA ana tthe up inc Pr"P'N,
-, ,,,ie for informal consideration. IL VIII hot nc
rcnortcd however. until there Is an ahHolhte ,
FOR its application 80 radical Al, III KIN cnan. hc
senate a. the previous question VIII ptrhaP, nv
,,isoa bv some Of the older ana more formal ot tho
Republican Senators only on anc - E"n," En orcrver
party exigcncy The Commit" "n e, ss,,sp an nm
rnasonable extension of debate on the ele''ion & am
and other measures and IN tlat case no cake M ,in
e made lr thc present senate couc UicnRh Illc ' S
DC DC nnN,.d hv senator Chandler would be an al
yantaeeous TO adopt from allost every p1's ,th
view. But II no compsomIne a h,.o w n,ainiv ant
nounccd their intention 70 hghi fcdelal w wcp',nao'
xii 10 the very end Of their parliamentary resources
"tho nrevious ouestionr may lie looked upon as AZ
~ nrar,,,In m he Incorporated in the code OF rules
81 the Senate at no distant datc'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

OF castron and boxed formerly. made by welding
,hc chled point and butt section Of soft iron pipe.
IN the case OF Shrapnel shells the labor and uncer
ainty Oh graduating the thickness OF the she'll with
calPcrs after boring and adjusting the nicely poised
uiaphragm between the powder at the butt and the
bullets with which Ii Is filled. is greatly lessencd
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

A deep-seated cough cruelty tries the lungs and
wastes the general strength. prudent resort for
the afflicted is TO DR.. ID. Jayne's Expectoant,
remedy for all troubled with ..shma Bronchitis, or
any Pulmonary Affection.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
TO RErISE MARYLAND'S CONSTITUTION.
REFoRMERs URGING THE NEED OF SEPARATING
THE TREASURY FROM THE POLITl.
CAL MACHINE

Balumorc April % lSpeclan-In view Of the recent
dcloaton Of tho state Treasurer and the lN methods
IN tho present system of state government I'm Mary
land. movement will bc started for constitu-
'onal revision AVID general change In the executive
The state is now run by three headed government.
political machine known a. the Board - Public Works.
composed Of the Governor. the Controller and the
Treasurer Tho present system makes practical poll
tican, ont o. two officers the Controller and Treas
urcr. who should have nothing to do with politics.
Frequently those two financial officers have held tho
Governor at bay. oycrpowcring him, fl fact and yir
iuay ccprving him Of executive functions. In large
class OF appointments most Of them OF petty officers
tho advice and consent Of the Senate necessary.
OF these officers for Baltimore city important
but they ar, of no higher grade than tobacco in
spcctor, police Justice. supervisors Of election. etc.
1T t- ~itio officers appointed bv tho Governor aud
Oi,c the Librarian the secretary oi state. The Con
,ttutOn requires the Controller 10 be elected. Ike
th" Governor. hv tee people cNcpi that hi term i
two ycars instead oi fDur. while the Treasurer i
elected by tho General Assembly every two year
The constant pressure ~ practical politics is there
fore centred the two financial officer Of tn"
state. m.. J. j. should fall oui that they weic repre-
sentative "i Interests antagoni,tc % the Governor.
thcf dufir- tine administration of Governor
Hamilton. pnbli, affair would b. IN constant STATE
"f -ufm'l Win a never ending ~rc, of ploitnS,
and counter ploitius-. t.e effect Of which could not
fn 70 De- fril MANY Year, af'clward This l. shown
IN tho Chesapeake and ohio Canal. The Hoard If
iui r Nor.- i- required to lopA after this interest.
which ha, figured q, an mpornn' political factor
Tho 'osrin". ha- frequently been ovcrrulcd In the
canal management.
The dcialc,ton which Ia. taken ilace in th, Treas
ury through the agency ~ the official h'Id Il tha
Democratic party. tho chief financial officer of the
state. whiln clearly showing the defects OF the al
mni,frltlvc ~ stem fNe- also possibility upon
IN" party from which there j. escape. Prominent
Republicans and independent Democrats declare that
IN" system which make. boss politician, or political
tool, Ire; uy officers, should DC wiped ont. and they
VIII at once devote their political energies to this
cform.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
ALMOST TOO DRY FOR THE FARAERS

Bulletin OF the New-York State Weather Bureau.
Ihe weather Of the last week (incuding Saturday,
April 26 has been favorable fer poughng sowing and
- ttsfm work generally. Grass and grain beginning
" snner from the drouti In the central and eastern
out the damage is probably not serious, except in
S4ses where crops had been previously injured by
1oss The most favorable reports are received from
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
. GrpgK LETTER SOCIETY DINNER.

The New.York and Brooklyn mem, ers OF the Sigma
~. Eraernity Greek letter society, widely known
the colleges Of the Middle States. the West
and the South, will have reunion and dinner at Clark
,o.taurant in West Twenty-thirdst. next Thursday
evening This will be the first formal dinner given by
tho resident members OF the fraternity ana arse a.
."..n,. 4. axpsctel William Erdfnan. Of No. Ill
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
IpifY INrETIIGENrE.

Washington April 27.-second Lieutenant L. p. Dayi.
on I'm Infantry has relieved from duty at the
Engineer school, wIlett's Point n. y. and ordered to
ion his company.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
NO MORE DRINKING AT TIE BARGE ofr !" H.

washington. APRIL e7-Tlc secretary of the Treas
rrv has issued ar order prohibiting the sale OF liquor
in the Barge Office New-iorh CITY. This ae"oh
is based upon the petition of number OF temperance
and religious organizations of New York wno repre
20 tho newly banded immigrants Hereafter the
restaurant privileges Of the landing station VIII be
confined articles Of food ana sou u'H'hs'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
Special Notlees

A-A.-Cod Liver oil. -CAswELI, MASSEY 4 CO.1
EMU LsION or COD LIVER OIL with Pepsin and
QuiDne preferred by leading physicians TO all others for
nourshng properties aud easy absorption All druggist
A. Pando
is natural sherry OF the highest grade, TO be had 81
Dclmonicos Fifth Ave Hotel and other hrstcass placeA
Astounding prices paid for ieft-oh clothing. Send
CAMERON, 2o2 Flatbush-ave., Drooklyn.
Nervous and Dyspepuc sufferers find
surc relief in CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS. rs css.
send for Circuars!!
THE MARVELLOUS FUEL.
"SESTALIT."
For our Summer Cooking and Paror Heating Stoves.
UNITED STATES FUEL CO..
6 CORILANDT.ST
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

The action of Carriers Little Liver pills is pleasant
regulat; the BOWELS. bu. do not purge
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

When baby was sick. We gave her Castora.
Mnen she was Child she cried .or Castoria.
When she became Miss. she clung ~ Castoria.
NGea she had Children. she gave them Cas'ort.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

Look nt the prices in valuable furniture at the bar
"a sale row going at flints, 1itns and Oth-a'es
Such prices have Lcen marked TO cause quick sales
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

whether you are looking for board and rooms WORK
or workcrs or business chances, do not give up the
search without examining the ninth page of the Trib
une this morning
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
ro,pruc,.ss posTMAsTERs APPOINTED.

FOURTH CLASS POSTMAsTERs APPOINTED.
Washington April o7.-Fourti-cass postmaster'
have been appointed as follows: f. l.. brush' Noi1"
stockholm, n. Y: C. Il. Johnson KocK FAIL conn. :
p s. Cramer. Barley sheai, N ).
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
Uoliiiral Noiices.
ISOLATION OF Enrolled HepnbIica

Association o. Enrolled Hepnblicars,
or THE NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The regular monthly meeting the above asso.iltcn
Will be held at No. Abingdon square on Monday Nara
cath, st y. M. William ". C3Esas President Wi'">R
A. GedneY. Secgetaxy.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

The finest fishing tackle In the world at spaldinsS
o.1 RrOatway
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

variety Of desirable things are advertised IN tho
many columns Of short announcements on tho ninth
page OF The Tribune this morning
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
M1KRIED.

HALPIN- -ToMEs-on, the 2eth Of April, at Cay:I2s
Church hy Rev Henry Y. Satteflse ID. d.. assisee
by the Rev. d. Parker Morgan d. D., Frances 10.
sslie. daughter OF francis Tones, esq, 10 Francis
Halpin
MERKITT-SCHUYIEH SATURDAY April 20. BY the Rev
D. c. Porter Edward Reeve Merritt and Leila, daugh
ter Of James Alfred Roosevelt
Notices OF marriage must be indorsed with full
name and address
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

Onr readers Will find the ninth page today a
varied and interesting assortment OF Want adVcrtisc
mcnts
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

II you want competent cock or experienced nress
maker be ~ examine the short advertisements o'
the ninth page Of The Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
THE FEAST OF FLOWERS IN xExrrn

Broadway, is the chairman COMMITTEES Of Arrange
ments.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

o41 Broad way
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

Rutland. VI. April 10. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

Notices OF mar
name and addrcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
TIE n1IGARcIIY 0r DELNWAEE.

TO the Editor Of Thc rtbnne.
sir: In Your account yesterday OF the dinner OF mo
,,,,,,,,r, Sociev cN secretary Bayad IS represented
~ u,ng the expression. " And h'tle state wei
anchored in the heart of great "\eGeri'S' iio
didp,t add a, he might well have done, aud lille
.,,o ,,.u ,nchored I'm the grip of minority of its
,,o.,nc Delaware has three counties each of which
elects 10 the Legislature three senator, and seven Rep
,oscntativ, without any regard to their proportonato
number, Of inhabitants one Of those counties con-
tr, more mhabitlnt, than both the other, combined,
and vet the two have two thns OF each branch Of the
Legislature. , .. . . g.
felriacy", which give, ~ legislative power INTO the
hand. of a minority of the people. II would be The
,amr if that one county should come to have ten or
twenty times people than both the others Is
that i'm any Just sense, republican form ot gov.
eminent '' " ~ ~.
Washington, Dec. IL, 1890, ~.
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WEDDING PRESENTS y AIDS To MEMORY.
TO the EditOr Of The Tribune.


"a. .,-.uC 4 youuf hiy who received many sub
>tintll cpugratua'ior, upon her marriage about two
year. ago. I much PANIED 10 learn That any body,
cynical Old bachrlor, with Roman nose, included. was
adverse to sending wedding present Nv prc'"ntS.
win the exception II those that wore o. after
fow months Use. have been Of never falling
dcl.-hi. when feeling low spirited for Nr. Black
tef.r, dinner especially. i~ not Away the amable
,ouH- man ms fancy had painted before u" united our
C.-tuc- / unlock wy beautiful present., and a. ]
-a1o 81 them and wonder where they would be If
were SIN M,, Alice trey, my spirits Immediately rise
and with . smile ou my face | make myself 30 agree
able that Mr. Black thinks Of pending his even
ucs otherwise than at home Thu, my presents serve
10 double purpose. can ,ympaihIc With my couSiu,
Thona, Poprmau. srGmbing little when he receives
- square, piul, mi>~iyc." rhoma, ha, a family 81
~yen boy and he ne, To buy many pairs ot hoes
wish that il Wcr. IN" fashion for bow, 10 have only one
foot uutl lh,y can bay their own hoe. bit Wy.
IItthc'or whose Np'u-"- ar" light. should con ~.
to 10 his -oi"un dutV 10 spend every Gem ~ thH'
$500 for hl- friend, who Will be ~ foolish 40 - get
married. The pleasure Of concentrating him Ell ihai
Dee IN a." hr.dr-Trou'~ p.ac" Nl more man com
pensat. him fri h- diminished bank account. ! can
ihult - 4 dozen excellent reasons WHY hr should con
tiruc Z, express li~ pleasure i'm substantial manner
up1u tine receipt Of scented ui~~Ve hui while 10
be-, any # tho 800 remaining or any unmarried
friends ! wish 10 reason with HIM kindly and gently.
Bllimore Dec. L. l-.O MRS. BLACK.
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~or STONE TO marx ArprRoN.s GRAVE.

Y
TO the Editor of fhc Trl h IL n e.
sir: Audubon WI, buried IN Trinity Cemetery in the
.,, ,--i hut there /, NO stone or mark Of any kind
to indicate hi, grave. ~ he was 10y far the most dis
tne>lcd naturalist that New York has produced, the
scientific men Of TN, city think there should be erected
monument worthy of the eminent services which no
rendered to and cndcavorins 10 raise money
fr that purp ,,c \ century fund has been started 10
which the following gentlemen have sub-ribcd McSsrs.
:,,rr, y I,wrcn,c. u. Willis James Lloyd Phoenix
and \ 4 Low. We are auNIouS {" cet subscriptions:
M uly 10 mi, century fund. bat Of smaller sums u ed
I'm fine erection OF the monument. II mas been iohnu
u,pn-> ihlr to make this National movement. IL 10
cert ,iuly NOT ,gcditahlc Ia New York That 90 DIS
tngu.lcd A citizen should have 80 mark If any KIND
upon his grave. W. w E"LE0i'-''
- Na,y- York, Dec. H. $50.
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BRE4ETNG MS FAST SULLENLT.
suOc1 DIMES SP>RINCLY MD PREPARES TO Bi
COME FREAK.

guCC1 DIMES SPARI NGLY MD PREPARES TO BIZ
COME FREAK.
The lat act in the ~ucc comedy was PLAYED N'N
tcrdav when the champion fasting crank 81 tlc
world took the first solid meal which he ha> eaten IN
over forty five DAYS Ii had been announced that
succ would eat hi, first meal on the stage of Roster
Ei,ls concert hall AT O'Clock in the afternoon. or
twenty hour, after the close Of hi, fast. The scene
in The hall Yesterday afternoon wa depressing IN the
extreme ON one side Of the stage stretched Al ful
length on a couch Wa, >ucc lie va IN full evening
dress The front Of M, -hir and the fingers of his
bouy claw like hand sltcrcd with diamonds, ana NJ
lad carefully posed himself in an a'ttudc that would
di.pI.v the ccn. To- the best advantage. Colonel
starr and few of those who have been IN attendance
Oh him from dsy to day lowered around MIN. some
tried 10 engage him in conversation Dnl inc h'''
Italian Of his surlic>t moods ana Only
gared baleiully Placed in the centre oi the stage
within a few inches Of the fOOtliglts waS the table
at which succi 10 eat. IT wa, adorned with TWO
large vases filled with red roses scattered over tne
auditorium not quite 200 person.. E'crybod
looked weary and disgrunted
10 hose who Jaw him for the hr,t time eucc's ap
ptarauce Wa, astonishing. III, cheeks were drawn IN,
hi form cniarlaed his had that hunicd
wolhsh Iavenous look that Is IN those who have
UNDERGONE long privacn But the whole his aspect
was by no means di,agrceable. The programme Of his
dinner consisted Of tho following Items: Anchovles
and butter. chicken soup and rice fried sm"a, ilcd
calves brains quail Oh toast sweets, icecrcam IIc
cisely O'Clock the anchovos and butter were
placed on the table and with them came George
Francis Train dressed In blue brass buit1ncd SUI
and with small knot Of flowers IN the lapel Oh rs
Goa. lie talked necessarily about everything pr
nearly two hours. Julian Hawthorne appeared on
the platform and promptly introduced 10 th'
audience by Mr. Train the son Of Natha'ncl ia"
thOrne. -ucC carefully and sparingly OF ctc nlsii
and looked melancholy when Citizen" Train lcCiuIcd'
He seemed relieved when the ordeal was over ana ne
could get back Ia his room and rest for few hours
before he started at IL 20 p. W, for Boston. wher;
for six days he will pose freak In museum;
In the afternoon 1t anr~'.nCed that >uccl would
return to New.York and probably start On my
days fast.
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,pLr, FOR SPECIALISTS IL ART CRITICISM.


To the Editor Of Thc Trt bune
-ir: read with much interest T. Edwin Elwells
letter on art Capitalization in The Tribune today Is
deserve. attention. one cannot but be more ana more
immersed bv the fact tat. while popular interest IN
ar increase, yearly. accurate knowledge IN ms hcd
seems r,rcr than ever. In the literary world the ten
dency j., NOV, and more q Specali>m IN criticism No
lo, IF scholarly value j. placed by good editor IN
p,,n,pcieut hands, Special knowledge Of the sublecc
r cN poet Il. What pity u seems that the Sana COM
ptoncv is not cNaced in the cNcrWdcninS ned OF ART
Unfortunately IN TIN, direction landscapes, portrtio
and genre paintings are for the most part Jumped To-
chcr IN a general review Of q hibon. which often
include, ais, a glance over architectural designs, etch-
iu,, and even sculpture. should not art criticism IN
,olyc A consideration Of hrr thii -,-thc artists con-
eution the mcihsi De- ll- selected 10 convey IL, nc
I,.r,, m which he has succeeded I'm expressing ~,
conception MI art 4, expression. but motive "iu
method may vary Numerically 900 it, several nepr'-
u,cnt, Would not SOCIALISM in ART criticism iona 10
,r,ii,,ti,n ~ r,,ot Artists might then feel moro
announcement 70 express their highest ai best con-
,cptiD, hv the method most >uii"oF 10 '''i a, si
,i,ual. and we should have fewer OF those SupefncM
criticism. which 80 d>airolitlp-' b"ln 10 ar'l''
and 10 All true lover of art. .. ,,,...r, ,,,,..
New York, Dec. Is, 1890.
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try ~ il ultimate rcso!vcnt. If that currcEcS J.,
ttinpcred with. l. rot maintained Al tl' inHIr'
possible standard Of value that moment DOUBT anu
uncertainty aad insecurity plevadc al minds entcI
pri-ce stop credit broken down and chaos conc hd
ding with the currency now. injecting INTO II q lu
Tier element Of uncertainty. VIII A. ineNltalF ptu -,
the ground the whole bu-nc>> fabric that Is nov" u
tcring a. that man in high state Of fever " II De
killed by over feeding. This i the moment FOR couta-c
and confidence i'm the fundamental law, OF rsht. lr
history Of the world proves one thlng. II II PI"Nc'
everything the eternal truth OF Matthew ;NuoIn b
dicum There f. "A power not ourselves winch nlaMN
for richcou,nc~~@ If there i, greater violation
81 the law, Of tod than 10 t1mpcr with the obligation
of contracts, it i, unknown 10 ethics. THIS l. Whl
free coinage means and cannot believe IN" American
people are vet prepared for that plunge:
New Ork, Dee. 10. 1880. AbhAtaM Nli'i'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
\ SUGGESTION TO RAILROAD CORPORATIONS

y
TO the Editor Of The Trlbuhe'
sir. Tho numerous failures and the general as
turlan,c in the financial world, noted IN the d'IN
press, ba, attracted the attention OF the writer NJ
such time, all eve, are turned upon the Government
and relief TO the monetary world i 'ousht ITO" '''
Treasury Department. But il seems I" inc WIlI' ''
the public Treasury * not now IN Po'l'lo'' "i,c "
large relief it has within month OF Nv" 'n"'"'" ~
20 much further At the present moment ana th"t ior
tine the action of the secretary oil the treasury III
making , call for tho surrender Of *5,ooOOoO of the
per cents for redemption Is about all that eau Dc
expected in that direction, which Is altogether III
sufficient 10 have material elect upon tue
The large annual disbursements by railroad ana other
corpora ions. in dividend, and interest "P"' ''
thfn,y- uunu the money market large amount vi
locked M furd, and affords that expansion "i inc
urf, vbich f,rc.ta, and prevents further disaster
Iut ,rc,,,yhilc a week or two of the existence I'll
h, present di,quicting and dangerous condition MAY
lead 10 consequence, which cannot, wthn year u
rxu hc repaired while the Withholding "' '"''.
earning for the purpose Of meeting tho january w
Iurecmcnt, is slowly hut certainly diminishing t"'
amount of money In circulation. ana ad'In- /" NV
monetary .triuccncv which want Of confidence o''a
sion, by inducu. merchant, and others J." h"'u WI "
funds 10 insure their ability 10 meet not ONLY ANN
p.fed u,ymc1f~' hut. POSSIBLY. Nov demands upon
Them growing ont Of tho uncertainties "i the N'"''"''
U,n,, and banker have hr'vcly, and ia p"Dh'
spirited WAY. forward with s'nef"n- p'oV'''. '''
c"ing the ~tIu-cucy restoring 'onnden.s ana a""
uc moncar, relief and doc not seem fh'' '"'' '
with -afctv 20 much further. .i. co,,e
forward and do what the Government In -" "Ifu' :.
INTO 81 moucar, -iiiugcncy. called upon tor name
ant. pate their January disbursements me
dire tors Of .umc OF these corporations may i'u "c
,u. dcpr,-.on ir value, Ia add 70 their h"ldllg> ~
~" irc."l1 io" drr- motive "no" ,n' ~ tbcr
I-rhep> just i- natural one. IN me- ,a VI l,Gy
c,rp.iitto however. the directors may De WI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
r,yo GIRLS CAPTURE AZ arrived 1HIEF

Annie and lIenriette Meyerlof, aged sixteen ana
seventeen caught thief in their fathers fancy good
store at 40. II nOwory Oh saturday night, ana hcll
him until the arrival Of Policeman Arfkci. OF ia
Eleventh Precinct The thief Frederick smith, aged
eighteen Of 80 2i2 Bowcry, had table knife Ia M
hand and threatened TO Kill the girl, but they held
OH 10 hi, hands and prevented him from CARRYING "ul
his threat smith had made bundle of ncchtlc' ana
was ready ia take them away when the girls ~ We
him Justice Duffy al the Essex Market Police tour.
Yesterday, held smith for trial. ia default oi 9-''o
bal,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

TO the I'd tor Of I hc FRI huu'
-r: Please AZ this 'hu,tm1>tdc publish i'N
word, from I'm relation Ia our iom" for Nl'd ana
uirm Deaf Nutc~ the first and only one Of the kind
IN the world II forms a very important department
~ The Cnurch Mission to Deaf Nui'>. a society I'D
corporitcd i'm October l~52, 10 promote the temporal
and spiritual welfare of oar silent brethren af"r thrN
leave school The Home j. situated ON farm 81 ut"
acre, by the Hudson River. between Sew Hamburg
and PIughhccpsc. 1t can accommodate twenty i"lF
inmates and /, now full. Two al thi- afflicted family
,,. ,.,f ,,i ,lrt, and blind. several have imperfect
~i.nt several are crippled. 1hrc" az eighty Years
old ard upward. "" have frequent .En services IN
onr neat and we'll appointed chapel We desire to
enlarge our accommodations 80 "a, Ia receive All IN"
,r.d and uirm deaf mutc, II the stat" Of NcN lorh
,,lo may need our care. The Home Is supported by
charitable donations -
Trl,tng that III" reader, of The Tribune will rtucnl
Ier thi. nom. THOMAS GAIL.N DEF
80 . West Eighteenth t., Dee. 70 $50.