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New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
"CHRIsTIAN UNITY NOT RARITY
a., rd;tor q rho Tri bune.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: In The Tribune of this morning therc Is all
account OF Joint meeting rf the BAPTIST 'o'sre-
gatonal Methodist and Presbyterian SOCIAL uilo"S',
which has left me in a disturbed pcrpexcd state oi
mind 1t Is prcsumablc that the mcclhg was
representative of the average intelligence ana pie Oh
these churches and yet arc told that ht'ie
theatrical incident was enough to rouse the auucnoc
TO tile highest degree OF enthusiasm and was the clc
tonic OF conversation during the hour wich ioAo"cu
the spccchmaiing. one Christian minister was aSheu
bv another whether he would exchange pupluS WIN
him next sunday. and the answer was, - VIII.
This Is all there was and the elect was eicoVi0'
This is entitled Christian Unity Indeed"
Can II be that Christianity has been represented 80
fecblv in this city, or those at the mec'lhs 80
Hind a. 10 what IS occurring all about them, ina,
hn more fact that Conversational minister co'lsencu
Ia tne runcst OF BAPTIST minister TO preacl ior nm
v..s hailed a. a wonderful expression oi CNrlsuah
courtesy ,,, ,r,,h tbo
ruch people ought, surely, TO be familiar WIN m @ mo
fact that there Is not city, not village III an ou
land where such exchanges are not frequent or, IL
hnir t nruafion is limited by the boundaries OF TINS
INV their Ignorance Is inexcusahlc If they 40 h hYt
l.u,,v mat many of our ministers are IN tic haDle
of exchanging such courtesieS with Others OF uinr.vls
couuunions and that Mr. Moody Is now hoicink
service. In Dutch reformed and Presbyterian anu
Episcopal churches. - l.. .,nr 4, an
A. a Bapti, wOmsn.who is avcrsc to havine IL ap.
near that ihc denomination 20 which shc D,Vnss -
Unfamiliar with such cOurtcSics, SEND you ts noUo'
New lork, March 20. 1870 Ia ~ L.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
DIED.

March @ 19S Ss 81 Sssa Moss ne o SsS
YORK daughter of the ate Edward Fassitt OF rA'
chaiston s. c.. and Philadelphia papers please copy
ths s5a year Of her ag widow q oliver W.
Tln.ral at NJ. Auburn, Mass.
Kindly omit flowers
CAMPBELL-on Wednesday, March 2e John c. Camp
rsera IN s y ,o az his late rdence 152 West 122dst
on Friday, March % at 2 P No. tho .msr,can Society
ffaS Of Si u Engnees e n@s are " invited to attend
Interment at Cherry Valley, Otsego Co.. n. Y.
D9TGHETYd@ sd If er BHs aSa S the S ao y Dough-
sr,y, age . Yeas and months
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Dy st EyayIe Il il, " sy, on nl1fs Tnesdf} 81
iols son Of late Henry \. Du Bois, Of 'reenpor''
Columbia County a. ~ IF. mot,er Mrs. Henry A. Du
rqsis, Bois. on ~ friday, March 2s 1890, at
FE2o~on wrdnc d,y. March %. 1890, Rev "; D Fsro.
fJ'Ja T j. Dean 52 mudson.st friday March 2s at p m
GIBBENs-suddenly, March 25, Edwin A. Giboens, a
Funeral . M ,ics Ecu at & Sew Jcruaem Church East s5th.
- between Park and c or On t5 fsowins
day day at l53 Boyiestcn-st. Boston. Mass. ,o
lanes r. Gibson formerly the city Of New-Yosk, In the
Funeral ,rvices at hi. c-dcacc Montrose n. Y on Sat-
crsayes Ta NTn % nee. @ "t IRAN Giving Grand Central Depot at
MAC RAE-At HaekersacE: X. j. March 2e Georsiana.
see, St her late residence saturday March 90 at 2so
D. ,.o. cor,l,ndtst.
\. y, 40 D. NJ 49,,
ddenly Of heart failure on Thursday Marcs
27 Ida Louise only daughter of Safah o. ,o.
Funeral services SATURDAY morning at II ~ tio
1 hry .o-fon'> Church, corner 'u-9ft o'~
Relatives invited 10 cal az Mr., Dnnnan :. 80, i"~
V.-t -3d--t before 10 O'Clock Saturday morning.
RICE-On wednesday. March 90. $500 at her residence
NJ Now.Erunswic6, Y. j.. Ella White, widOw OF ING
late Nathan Rce. of Washington luy. ana daugnter o.
the late John G.. Warr, Of New-foFh' In the ca ye~<
Tn friends of family respectfully invited 70 atene
Tho funeral services Cari-t Church New Srunswick'
\ j. on Saturday March %, at , 30 o'clock p. M
sIMs-wodnesday March %. at Troy y. " Mary ="
wife Of Francis sims. - 40 p..h q,
Funeral Thursday. D. m, from No. AZ fourth-st.
sNITIl-At Mountain Lake Delaware Co., n T., snd,
denly, TUESDAY March 25 IN The twenty & yeA'
~ MS aae Frank Elias, of Rev FRANK l.. smith
Relatives and friends are respectfully iny.ted 10 a.,eha
funeral services from the Fleet Stree. "a L. Snur'"'
Bfooklyn. at / 80 D. M Sunday, March 30
VAN NOsTRAND-On "wednesday. March 80 xa1 lS,'o;
Catharne Ann Van Nos'raud widow OF the la,e Norman
Van Nostrand in the 10th year OF her aee. ,,,-,
Funeral services her late fesdt nee corner o
ave and Coopr.A Rdcewood. town or NcWto"n'
Queens County on Sunday 3oth inst, at O'Clock y. m
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
THE rrRsr BAprISr cHURcH SOLD.
pwI-LLlxG.noUsrs LIKELY 70 TAKE IT'S rLAcE
,vrf,~ Will TIE COSGREGATION Doi

DWELLING HOUSES LIKELY 70 TAKE us FLAOH
-wHAr WILL THE CoNGREGATIoN D'i
Douglas Koliison ir.. the real estate deaicr' yes
,or,.v b.uchi the First BAPTIST Church binding at
rlt,. ,lntn-st and Park ave. Tho building ha' been
,,r e,,e for some time. Nr. Robinson sad last hsht
p. he wonld rather not name the price paid Tor mo
property, but II Is understood to have Deem 1Ns'
-, ,.,..,
Though the congregation q the First H"p''' '"''''
has been small Of late, IS not certain ihat inc Sao
of the bading will be followed by a dispersion o'
,bc me,nlcr, or by their union with another baptlst
cbpr,b Mr. Robinson said that they would worship
I'm the church until about the middle OF May ana "ouu
meet I'm their chapel from that time ini 'hc hrse
~ June lie thought that tho trustees intended 20 to
l,o.n the congregation together. ana 10 Vvh "u' ~ ~
annihcr bulidiug site. The pastor "f inc 'i"i
p.v Isaac u. Ualdcman, "Ould nDt be Iouru Nv y.
,ioLt i,ut The sexton, James W. Uenlcy' h.iu 'n1o
III IIadenan did not know anything about thc AaIo
nr what course Is likely to DC followed by inc 'vn
ercrafion II was all he said, In the hhnds oi VIZ @
{,-oce and the trustees, hc tAOuSht l'n H"V az '''
tol1-n any etcp, beyond making the sale; ,,,, -
Mr. Eolau.Gn viii tear down the church puliuiis az
soon as the congieg CATION gives II up but nc - n"'
vct certain what viii take It's place. lie thlnk,' nov
over Of buing handsome dwelling houses OH "o Duo
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
MISS AMY BAKEES SUCCESS
A FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE WELL fLHNSi'
WITH HER ENTrErNNMENT.

FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE WELL fL|N''-'
WITH HER ENrrErNNMENr.
Miss Amy Bakers drawing room entertainment AZ
shcrrv's I'm Fifih.avc. yesterday ai'ern""" ,'' "a
ro.l,ed the anticipations Of her friends Almost al
,ho leaders 81 fashionabe spcietv In New rorN "e'e
,,res.nt The rathcrinc informal ana aH"foc" d"
onnortunitv Of a few minutes pleasant 'hA' @"" d"
the same time an excellent enter'n'n'"' wa r.
viaea Among those present were Mr' """ "'
william Amosy Mr. and Mrs. J. W. AicNanuc'' ~ az"
Nine Dertier Mile. Bcrticr. Miss haiuef' N'''
,,s,o. Mr. Paran stevens. Mrs. J. ". Gerard Mrs
1oh, & Wilmerding. Miss Nmcfdlne Mt anu N''
Marshall Barber. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. 'h"p"'' ~
Frederick Cromwell, Miss Cromwell MIS- Hu""'N
lis Mrs whitney Captain and Mrs "a,cr'"is 80, -'.
nav Miss Ray. Mrs. Richard Ewart. Mrs. sA"lo'u
no-ov Mr. Augustus Field. Ms. FosdicK' MIS-
p.,,hrace Clark Miss MAY Dwight footc. MIS-
cnsord Mrs Joseph Lentilhon, Nrs' W. w.
Davies Miss Davies. Mr' an" :" -
GRAY ir Mrs. +. +. shepard. Miss S''fa'''
az. prsvton ives the Misses Ives. Miss Leary' MIS-
xinnicutt, r. H. Kelly. Mrs. ~ H. Lawrence "',s
lawrence Mr.. and Mrs Drandes Matthews MIS- WI 20
IA Mcclellan. Miss Mcclellan. Mrs. c. :. Lricc. MS
r,dcr,ct sharon Miss Handng. Or. ana Mr'. Won De-
THOMPSON. Mrs Ethan Allen. Mr.. j. iIeue'.N ~
SON Miss pierson, Nrs. T. I" lheohuo' VT NY
Mrs. Victor Newcoinb. Mrs.. X. IL. NaFc' '''"'io
Porter Mrs James Lewis, ii. j. Iidch S'sho' -
Ms " T. Ward General Winsow, Nr ana Mfs' JON"
rr.,v the Misses shea G. T. Matthews. Clinton STUART
Miss Stokes Mrs postley. Mrs Frederick feais""'
General Fry Mrs Wnauts. Eliot Gregory MS jam
Miss Flovd Jones. Mrs. Edward Knox. MIS- . ~ w.
Yeales. the Misses Beales Miss McDohaiu q. O
Navarro Mr. and Mrs. \. d. shaw Nj anu .,',
1ha,ios s,ctne,. ir. Mrs. James Ewart. Mrs. Dunlap
uoplins. Mrs Richard Lounsbery. MIS-. 'oluch
Murray. Mrs L. Mortimer Morn, Mrs. W. H. ilA"s
hast and Mrs stanton
Miss Baker pronounced success s"e ""S
beoomlngy dressed in an afternoon 90 sg" a Vasttand
with the bodice cut in the Nshape, "i1 q " "a a. :
y, Lril,ianf Her rcuertOrc was well lsclected anu
~ hsrr contrasts exhibited "a mastery Of her ART IL
consisted Of Goethe Martins Inc hihD Nus 1,,cbnn
yance cheney chaiminely musical = ne hi,'n,i,
Clocks: Christina Ro-ettis y kOyai IrIn'oSs, -
some irresistible "CracAer' dialect poems, an
erimr the number Of ladies' in the AUDIENCE INC ep
plause was demonstraiive Mis- SKer MA, %ns nocm
,Secslled and she in response reclted Hl.c PV0nS
writtcn by Mrs. Kendall and never puhllsheu, ~ , !.
called A Recipe for kiss and IS written ai'cr 'o
manner Of the cooking books. -,u,,,.
Miss Baker well supported oS psrS Miss
Nanonrv baritone Of the Grand opera FAR ~, -.
iennIe Dickerson formerly OF Carl Rosas opera coni'
many and Mrs. Pemberton Hicks
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
,x,s cpooU IN LIVE AT OAKLAND.

Oakland. Md. March 27.-Mrs Crook WHO Is oo'"'
pctey prostrated since the srdden dea of ~ the
Ind General George Crook, Is living quietly ~ o q"
(;Iades Hotel. at this place. She '"S
make Oakland her permanent home
~,.,.ro March o7.-The estate Of the late Major
- -, ,-oorya Crook was brought INTO the froDa'o
Curt tbIs morning by petition fled by Len'enai',
Ivman NJ. " Kennon. an aidcde-camp on oonc.a, ,'."
~ ,. e,ag for letters authorizing him to administer
=. Lieutenant Kennon said that he was irleno ol
General Crook and that it became necessary 70 '.'%o %
out letters ~ collect The petition si'o~s 'n" %,
"o"''' .or,b only ~ 900 and 10 real estate.
war .,,on ~ Lieutenant Kennon states that the
inc p~' ,aw Of General Crook are his widow, Mary
Dc Crook and waiter and Charles cGSE Ssc GISes KSosa
and one .s ss,o q, lieutenant Kcnnon, VINO gave Dohu
r. 40
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
LORD DUNRAVEN WANTS TO RACE.
HIS EYE sTIIH. on THE AMERICAS CUP-A
LETTER TO THE NEw.YORK YACHT
CLUB SECRETARY.


Lord Dunraven. it seems, has not given up MS
idea OF capturing the Americas Cup. At mce,hs
OF the NewYork Yacht Club last nlght tho iono"n'e
letter from him was presented
o7 Norolkst., Park Lane, w, March II, 1870
Dear Sir August iG last wrote letter TO tnc New
York Yacht Club in which stated that the New-fofK
Yacht Club and ROYAL Yacht Squadron arrived at settle
roent as to the which hc America Cup should DC
held I'm the event coming into the possession OF the
latter club hoped my challenge would be considered as
merely postponed and that was willing to sail Nakyre
this year against vessel that coud nave been
TO defend the Cup last season.
On Seutembcr i5 you ACKNOWLEDGED my letter but since
then haze received further communication on the sub
feet.
IL viii be within your recollection that on June 20 he
committee appointed by the Royal Yacht Squadron wrote
that they could confirm my challenge with conut'on
attached that II the Cup won by the club challenging IL
shall held under and subject to the full terms OF ue
deed"
wrote they thought II opportunity were given the
objections TO the new deed OF gift woud be found sS-
ceDtibc OF easy explanation"
ON August 4 tho Royal Yacht Squadron cabled
Your Interpretation Of deed and suggestion tha'
objection OF Goth June be overcome alters
case Challenge holds good provided cup can be held
subject challenges under VouneerThistc conditions
to which you replied the following day: Cablegram
TO Smith received. When you withdrew your challenge
Cup Committee was discharged Meeting OF clu'
cannot be called until its return from squadron
cruise"
No further correspondence the subject has, /
believe passed between the two Gibbs.
The position opinion OF the Royal Yacht squadron
and think may add OF all yacht clubs over here, Is
defined in tho message Of August 1, quoted aboNe
should be glad TO know whether the New-for% faeh'
Gu, IS able agree 10 those terms, and. In that case
whether my challenge Of last year holds good according
% thr meaning Of my letter Of August l0
As 7 shall b. fitting out shortly should think II a
favor n you would Iet definite reply at your
earliest convenience. Yours faithfully. DUNRANEN
TO J. V. s. Oddlo. Esq. Secretary New-fork facht
club Ncw.York A.,
matter to a committee. with power to act. \ com
miitcc. consisting Of T. i. Eu-lL Lloyd Phoenix Cap
tain e. !. Paine. stephen Peabody and Philip schuyler
was appointed The question ~ a shore station Tor
the club also came mp. and 'hnrlcs Natrous' J., VI
Hrown. =. T. Robinson. !. H. Bird and J. '. ;. Oddie
the latter cXoico. secretary ~ tho cub. were ap
pointed a committee 10 consider the question:
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
-ug NEW CONSUL To gILAy HERE.

Tho p.y. George w Pepper. - CLEVELAND the newly
,,,cd United states Consul 10 Milan lialy' arrived
1 ,. civ Yesterday hts wav TO h' ne" post OF ouiF'
lie /. st,rlug At the A-'or House ""'r' pi. '''
,, - INF. city called congratulate him ana VISA
HIM good Journey lie Will sail on the CITY OF h.r''n
torov and viii spend considerable part of the tm'
in Ireland lie viii visit Mr Pafn'li ana th' o'n'r r
v. ~ Parliament IN both Dublin a,d London ~ "'i
49, &C, of,t.,onc Mr. Pepper f. Methodist clergyman
and a native Of County Down. Ireland whence H. 'm-
,,,fd ,.rtysix years lie was among the r,e TO
raise company In ohio at the outbreak o' the H'o'o"'
d no ,,s sturdy soldier during the four years of the
-, ia T. an ardent Irish Nationalist and Home
p1.r lie is bcsdos an eloquent speaker and ala eN'
cc.nt service for the Republican candidates In the cam
taiens Of 1884 and 1883.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
UORKING FOR SOCIAL PURITY.
RECEPTION OF LEAGUE WHICH HAS THIS
CAUSE At HEART

Tho Christian Lcaguc for the Promotion of Social
Purity held reception last night at the home Of its
president, Mrs. Elizabeth u. GTannls About 200 per
sons prominent In religious and professional circles
were present. The meeting celebrate Mrs.
Grannlss hfteth birthday, and also to introduce the
League TO the public The Rev. Dr. DeCosta presided
Mrs Granns read paper in which she said that tho
object OF the society TO elevate public opinion re-
gardng the need and claims OF morality and 70 secure
q proper and practical recognition of its pieccpts by
the and Of this country, and TO enlist and
organize the efforts OF Christians In preventive,
educational rcformatory and legislative work for the
prevention Of vice. The officers of the League are {:
Elizabeth b. Grannls president, Mrs. \. = Barnes and
Mr. VI. p buchanan vice presidents Miss Theresa
Barcaow recording secretary, Mrs. NJ. Louise Thomas
sponding secretary, Mrs I. L. Evans treasurer.
Executive COMMITTEES. the Rev. Dr. DeCosta, DR.. Kate
Bushnell. the Rev. u. Il. Tyler. the Rev. Dr. a. H..
Lewis Mary A. Livcrmorc and Caroline H. Buell.. The
April - at O'Clock, No. 80 East twenty second
II.
Mrs. Emily Blackwell said that women should
be reused to q sense Of their responsibility re
rardng this que stion. When women stood on "a more
equal plane with mon than they do now. they
wOull demand superior Clas, OF men Tor Husbands
Dr. Deems said that both sexes should be Included
under law. That women great tcmitc:r
men lie said tnat young pcopic shoah lie IHSh'
that marrying for money and position wac sin.
Aaron \. Powell spoke the false double standard
Of morality which prevailed and hOpci thai th" time
might when women could have equal rlgat Win
men. Among Others who made sprccho, were the
Rev. Dr. Bnrcharf. General Clinton b. Il.k. AlOon
Z. Man. Mrs. NJ Louise Thomas and Ms. y. ,.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

fshould be read DAILY by all interested As changes
may at any ume). -...,.u-
Letters foreign countries need not pc specaiy "a.
dressed for dispatch by particular steamer eAeeps
h.n is desiitd send duplicates OF banking anu com.
crci Documents letters specially addressed oeins
S oypn ~ rails for the week ending March 20 Will close
PROMPTLY In all cases. at THIS ONCE rs oliows
- FEIDAY-At l y. for the Windward Islands. per
SATTKpAY-At a. n for France. Switzerland Italy,
snain and Portugal per la Champagne. via Haytl
10 A. M for Great Britain Ireland Belgium Netherlsnus
and Austria per Etrria Via Queenstown etters iot
a,her Furopan countries BE- directed per Etrnral
AZ 30 A. m. Germany, Denmark Sweden N9rws,ays
Russia aud Turkey, per . $ fns ,a mnst bs
.ectsd per EmsO; II M. for Scotland direct peg
Tircsssa Via Glasgow eters must be directed peg
crsssaS at q rns ms iSr F. HaSdk 'H Getters for Curacao
Tenrr%e,a Trinidad British and Dutch Guiana must be
cir"cteG ''per Prins i. Hendrkg ~ III T. M ior the
tsrs , Il be directed ''per Asterdam'D at p M foe
Sswneehc ChIapas Tabasco and Yueaan per s. Orzaha
dettars for other Mexican States and Cuba must DO de
reessq ybpAyoW ,psr a. M for Santiago Cuba, per
Uabana letters for Carthagena must De directed POI
Mails for the Hawaiian islands per "a Auseras
(from san Francisco close here Msrch 20 o. p m:
San Fsncisco close here March 20 at M Malls 10
China and Japan, per CITY OF fekng rvm @ sa, sm'
H'Es sSnsn aasn III @ at B nc
Alameda from san Francisco, close here Marcn 81,
n m, tor on arrival at New YORK Of s. Bothna, VIA
1amna Fla and thence by st.aGer Via Key West fla.s
close az this Office daily at 80 o. M, ,.
he schedule Of closing Trans Pacific mails s arrsneeS
4n On sss snS Pancis"o as from East arriving time
~ San francisco on che day OF sailing OF steamers are
dispatched thence the day Registered mall cios
pessosnce. Nsw.York, N. z, March q. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
rARxrR yonIyA7Ioys ~ SOUTH cARoLTyA.

Columbia :. C.. March - f-pccah.-A great big
wedge Wa driven into the solid Democracy today ~
the nomination IN the Farmers Convention of H. H.
Tillman for Governor and J. C. Colt for Lieutenant
Governor The convention con l5icd 81 -33 delegates
,,io were cou,lly divided on the question Of nominal
ing ON The call of tho roll the motion {" nominate
was defeated BY vote Of III 10 llo, but by sharp
manocuvrcs the defeated party managed to drum up
recruits and finally declared the motion carried. IL
Il claimed that this accomplished by parliamentary
trlckcry. a platform was adopted drhpun'ihs tue
,or,tir Administration of the state as extrtvaeant
9rd .orf-ipt and calling for rforu- u i trh'ralN
burht tiat this action viii result in the split oi ne
Democracy AZ the noAt c1c''lon' "'''" o''"'' "
November.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
TO ADA CHARITABLE ca USE.
ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT OF THE BIBLE AND
FRUIT MISSION.

ANNUAL ~ %
FRUIT MISSION.
Tho annual entertainment in aid OF inc biOic anu
rr,lt Msslon which held yesterday AFTERNOON ia
,hk buiIdings Of the mission in East T~cntysiN,'i-
ct, opposite Bellevue Hospital was succcssfui aar
The twofold object for which II was gwen was 10
interest visitors in the work of this charity oy SNOW"
ing II in operaton. and To raise money AOouu "''
persons were present. Luncheon was SerNeu ]" "io
restaurant. and meeting was held In the chapc a'
which Mrs. j. /. Chaplin presided. Accounts oi V"o
work done In the different departments were gwen.
Mrs KIoppenbcrg told about the broom factory anu
the visitation of prisons. Mrs. T. o. Congcr spoke VI
the restaurant and cofechouse Miss Aleta Leh'' 'ne
reasurer of the mission described the hosp'al "o'A'
and Miss Gundelson the efforts made for tne pro'o1
ton NJ voung women. The meeting closed VIII soino
,t,rrnc words from Mrs. Rebecca Collins one oi .o
o,dest managers of the Institution There was aiso
sa,o Of brooms and fancy articles, resulting ~ ~ d"
"oneSerable addition to the funds oi lnc IL
Among those present were Mrs "liialn Lco, ~ ~
po., nr huntington, the Rev. Dr. wilson, ~ 81 ~,
Eeorce;s Church Mrs. &. G.. Dodge, Mio. n Nh
Tg Mrs " H. Kirkland, Mrs. NJ - hgeeIs' c,,
Isns, 'pbosdes and Miss EhOadcs, scnlcheIh oVcp,
~ anert IIaydock, Drs. Cooper, Duilbah
pi,s' ,.hc Miss H. ;. Darling. MISS a. b DaS W.
ST;lnian Mott Mrs. Edwin West MIs neofsc nj
Ii NJ IJarfstenc Miss Maria Wlilels' s,Is IA ~,
~ noauillje Miss buchanan, MISS N.Y. III. '" -
"a nioSo T Soeit Miss Magic and Mrs. Charies "au'uS'
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
rsE FOR THE EIFFEL TOWER.

TO tho Editor Of The Trlbun
sir: scientists are using tho Eicl Tower. suggest
A method of increasing such use.
Let the summit lc the base for balloon work.
small steel cable wound a drum, aciuat'd by
dynamo. VIII give the balloon range of elevation
cable weighing 200 pounds 10 mile viii sustain l'-oo
noluds. II should have sliding attachment ~ a
rope hail fastened 10 thc poles of the balloon. ms
,.h tie freight hung thc under pole, VIII prevent
earcer.ing in the wind The side pun VIII nave the
retiin. of the opposite hemisphere for resistance
mi. cable may be- used for iel~phonirs '-,' ,on
rr..,ed mt. a. reservoir and taken With tlc u''""l'
NAV supply escape ard thus keep 10 Ions iinr ih '
.l~ IL no.-lrr lu the tower be- inconv"ticut coat
lrs may poe u-rd 20 resist weather. Nhcn ''i.tl,
must occur, pumplns sas INTO r'es'V" may "'
economy ,-- -. CENTRAL
A balloon thoroughly madc. under perfect 'oi'''oi'
and having a 900 feet less cable q" sway ul'i ono
,ncnorcd ~ The ground. and having the SAM ''Na
,r rlr.. aiirr rarc opportunity fr a.
,i.,rv,tIor, within 90 least MI" from iic '-H L."
.grf,cc A. tl" tower has proved sn,h s.o'',, ~ ~
invites scientists do their best work IN 'n' rppc
Greene. y Y. March 81 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
rur PRESIDENT on THE coxMoy SCHOOLS.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Ihe PrcSloeh' gave II spc'i"'
rercpion this afternoon 10 the delegates To to con-
.oo,ioh ~ the American Association for the Educ;-
,n of the Coorcd Youth, in session In THIS city.
n response To an Introductory address by Professor
lohn NJ Gregory. the president said:
IL gives me great pleasure to meet yo, tITiesios
,,n m thn work of edufafOn. You nave iuhuly
3errr"l nv Interest In your work. and In dong 50
Sa,. n", n,l,iudrcd me IN your view. ] have tria
n,cf ,h,t ne rock of our safety as Nation Hes III
The proper education Of our population Una. IL !, ,
lila for man 20 discharge his duties rs citiLeh
ibnnt tho knowledge that Is tO be derived from me
common SCHOOLS. trust that you wili return 10 your
h,urs after this convention has adjourned win new
ana ,eTnr views as to the means to be adopted 70
ttrein the ends for which you strive. am glad TO
t.ac you all by the hand.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
4 ,1rAsAyT REUNION or WILLIAMS ALUHyI

Tho Williams Alumni Association Of Ncw.fork ana
n,ooklyn held pleasant reunion At the Hotel brunswick
last evening IT, the last social gathering Tor e wear
and Was attended By scvontynvc members Aitcr oo-
mittoe had been appointed to revise the oJ-""s VI W az
.,,on lt,,e Marshall T. Wilder gave several humorous
and drow forth rounds OF applause from the "p
rreclavc sons OF Williams An Informal dinner followed
IN. ontcralnment. Among those present were H. H.
,naetson John C. G,cdridge Jrr David Dudley fi'u'
60, u uacdcp y + 1bomr-on II. W. Mablc. Jacob
y Miller L. H. Andrews T.. =. Coc Charles ~ "ardlh'r'
BENJAMIN Norton l.. V. Dawson, H. W. Banks IT, clinton
Palmer and A. V. VanVcchten
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
OBITUARY /.
EMORY A. WRIGHT.

Emory A. Wright one OF Mount ycrs"r's most re-
spcc,cd and popular citizens, died a! aIs homo II
Fourthaye In that town on "wednesday irnm can
sumption. lie had been an invalid iar mors thaA =
ycar About a. m. on Wednesday morning aia vic
cooked him breakfast which he ate With npeA rsl'i
and at - A. H. he asked for cup q; 1910. Ater
irnkns IL ne went b. sleep, and died wlout Na"s' a
about 10 30 A. H. IIls eldest daughter, Helen, was
n.rr,i, ,rorn school u take home orange ice,
which her father Wa, fond Of when she was told ot nus
death lie leaves a wiio and TWO young daughters
Mr. wri-ht wa, bonn at Wesfori. Mass. June =; lo44
and t,ucf school in that town for some tc before no
c,,e tn N,.. lor, and entered Tie employ OF ArhoM'
Cn>table !. GO. He was in charge ot their wholeslis
flannel department for many years MS u'I'al I, ,
he originated and built up. and the irh coslueIsu MN
~ valuable a. man that II continued his salary whlle ne
was sick. The funeral Will take pia'c at p ~ 90 80
,nrro, and tho burial VIII be IN the family plot al
WODdl.wu.