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New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
MI1IIANl nII,s

william Bliss " tu, rru OF Houlton, Bliss & Dailctt
.hlpin, comm .-on u.f ueur- d,d Thursday HIS
homo. so .oG NId.-ol-,, iar h"u-' ln which Nh Bis
l, r1iurr - vr suoou ip .niur!ne circles And manage
.lr "l;d p' lr' %. steamships. plying lctN"n fl.~
,,rt AID south American huflo.,. Mr.. B., Wa born
In Inrl,rd rn,.-.,cu p,ar. AGO. c,mr this couur.
when Ioy of seven eight YEARS, and entered tnr >r
r of p.I,tt rfp,h.r. boz rhiatriphia e, ,.'rk. H.
r,i-r,.uI AID ro.prr.d lud became p1iucr m o."
cu ~ Ho1lion. bliss Co., ana spent about 'itht yeas.
u Venezuela. lu ISL hr retained % rhlac'.ha and
..n,l i. a.n, Of john pU,t Go. ln lssl that hou-
i..... Philadelphia and transferred an It's business To-
>cD.lora. Ti Ed steamship Line WAS started
,,I uud. the control OF o.. nrn bearing the silo
lf HaiItou E..-. Datot dm "ru.
Sir. HI.., married u Philadelphia daughter of John
..t ... and fout ~hidru survive him. hi, younger
uro'hcr Ttursl r mrnnr Of the firm NJ Bouton Biz
a. pai.,u Tn, funeral vil. br hrd at 80 eos Madison
ave. on Monday and the body will be buried In Phila
Icluha.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
THE BROWN UNIVERSITY DINNER.
LARGE ATTENDANCE EXPECTED TO HONOR
PRESIDENT ANDREWS.

PRESIDENT ANDREWS.
The graduates Of Brown University and all who have
ever been connected with it in any capacity should
bear in mind the date Of the annual dinner. which
will be held at Shcrrys. Thirty seventst and Fifth
ave. the evening of January 10. This dinner Will
be complimentary to President Andrews the newly
elected head of the university and II desired and
expected that the largest attendance seen at
Brown dinner will be hand II is especially urged
that every son of Brown, ana every nephew ana cousin
well, all who have enjoyed connection WIN
the university. should show timely interest IN the
Institution by taking part in this dinner The secre-
tsry of the Brown University Club III New-fork IS
Arthur Lincoln whose address IS NO 3o Broad-st;
but all graduates and other Brown who desire TO
take part in the dinner should write Immediately TO
Samuel IL. Ordway treasurer OF the club, NO 81
NaSsau-st.
IL is especially desired that all applications for
places al the dinner should be sent IN not later than
todav although of course IL Is possible that appll-
cants even al the eleventh hour, who may find II
imnossibe 10 send I'm their subscriptions and appli-
Gallons to MIR. Ordway to-day may be enabled TO
Green under the gates The price of seats at the
dinner viii be S5. Those desiring to be present
shouId remit that amount to Mr. Ordway Immediately
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
Postodicc Notice.
,nad dauy hy al inLerested. as changes may
,chnnlh ha rnad Z

fshould he read daily by al interested as changes may
occur A. s or fortgn countries need not be specially ad:
dressed for dispatch by any particular steamer eheept
Uesn IL is desired 70 send Duplicates of banking ana
,ial documents letters not specially addressed teins
bg fastest vessels aNahaDe III, .,...
Forrlgn nails for the week ending January VIII Soso
6nrouIptiv In all eases AZ this once as follows
sATURpAY-At ! 80 a. m. for France. swtlerland.
Haly SPAN and Portugal per = La ChanlagAe. N "a
HAVE detters for other European countries must o u'
ftct,d per La hapagaeD az 20 a. m t9 an ~ 90
for scotland direct per Fure;sa VIA GLASGOW s'tsss
ts, he directed ''peI Furnesia~ at 1850 p m ior
Europe per Ftrur.a Via Queenstown az p n, los
cuba per CITY Of Atlanta VIA havana tIeteers huss
be dire, ted per city % Atlanta ,. .,. ,,..ru
Mail. for the Hawaiian Islands per : 8 AustFaa iY,n
San Francisco close here December 20 az p m Msns
for China and japan per Belgc from san FRANCES
CO.. close here January - a. p m. MAILS fos Ans,is's
Alameda san FUnciscol clo,e here Ja9nn1T 2&tN
n m for on arrival NewNOrk OF - = GAIN WIN
british mails Austraa Mails for me society sianSs
nnr shin Cltv Pap, from san lrancsco Close hrrs
January 20 At p Mails for Cuba 5y fah 60 lsnpa p
Fla and thence by steamer, Via Key west fa'' coso
AZ this Office daily at 30 a. M. ,,,e. ali. - ~.
The schedule Of closing OF Trans racine ais
ranged the presumption OF their nninertupn a
transit 10 san Francisco Mails from th" Fact aINlns On
time AZ Francisco the DAY OF sailing o %
dispachod thence the same day Registered msh cos'v
at & 80 u. previous day. ..>. CORN r..,,,..,..
Rostonice New-lork. n. Y. Dec z'' lsss
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
N-EnnINGN

There was a pretty wedding at Bridgeport conn
on Thursday evening at the home OF Captain ana
Mrs : c. Kincman. Miss Carrie Z. KinEman. their
daughter was married to Professor Hiram benjamin
Loomis, of Johns Hopkins University baltimore.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev Frank ship
man. Of Hartford. Conn. assisted by the KEY; u.
Wovcy Of Bridgcport There were no bridesmaids or
best man. 4 reception followed. After th"
bridal tour Professor ana Mrs.. Looms Will i've III
Baltimore. m -,
Carlisle, Penn, Jan. (SpccaD.-Thc Rev. 4. W
Swenclc the popular young pastor OF ~. iau! >
Fvancelcal Church. this city, aud Miss Sdlllc T.
Larine, of Adams County, were married here today.
The officiating clergyman was the Rev. W. l.. S"cn-Ie
of Baltimore, brother OF the bridegroom.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
TILE REV. rREpEEIc yINrON.

The Rev. Frederic Ninton, librarian of PrincetoD
College, died at hi' home in Princeton, y. j., on
Wednesday from complication OF diseases from which
he had suffered for some time. Mr. NintOn was born
in Boston on October ., 1917, and was educated at
Amherst College. For eight years he was assistant
Librarian Of Congress. and called from that Office
in 1873 10 take the librarianship OF Princeton. Mr.
NIutou was well equipped for the duties of this Office
and his work In organizing the college library ard In
urrpariuc an exhaustive catalogue of 10 has been
ilrnlv commended. Mr. Vmton leaves wife and
one son Dr. &. g. Vinton. Of thl, city the physician
40 Castle Garden who has been actively Identified
with the medical work Of The Tribune Fresh Ar Fund
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
,s, ,rreyJTy CONVENTION

Tie Zca P-i Fraternity bean IFS forty i"ur"
animal convention yesterday morning az t"c "''
I,si clnb house. so r. Vet T"cnt -"ihth 81 l"''
were si>ty-thrce deceate- n attendance Iepre"""-
l tho cbautor, in the country and "Il inc P'H"'''
Iory dclc-,ic, were admitted g." the con
ventiop. and the proceeding VII! not be n"Ne "no]
until TO-DAY. in the evening tie mem,er- 'l ''s
fraternity visited the Msal-oo o@ae and lH'& ."pper @ az
1i.'I "a. 80 The lr.. uc-, oi the CON tA'i'i
be completed today and ihs ,, ion @ T 1ljm@nic D a,
a. ry'si[t encectics viii be- made by nunD'I u P''
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
4 NEH LLRRARY At Mt. HOLLY. PEW.

Carlisle. PENN Jan. 3 lspecal.-The library
erected AZ Mount HOLLY. siN miles from this city, by
Miss Amelia Given a wealthy woman Of this city. at
a cost of several thousand dollars wa~ dedicated last
night. The opening address was made by ChatIe> II.
Nullin who briefly stated the object Of the large
gathering Addr.s,c, were delivered by Governor
beaver. Mr.. stone, secretary of iht commonwealth.
President Reed 81 Dickinson College. tine i v Me~-N
NurcrO~- and Mapt-. and colonel NcAlafncN f1liof 81
The Harrisburg Telegraph" Excursion trans were
ran on the different rlioad-. The library Wt> bWIl
for the use OF the employees Of the mills at Mount
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
GEORGE. HITLER.

George Butler. who for more than quarter OF a
century had been prominently identified with railway
mi,fc.te died Yesterday from paralysis, at his home,
so. 1913 Congrcsssl.. Brooklyn. He was born In 1924.
AZ NewLurypurt Mass. lie graduated from
Brown University in the class Of ~. and Immediately
took service n the Eo,ton shipping firm Of Andrew
rcrcc brother. where De for many years occupied a
place ~ trust. lie then came To New York and was ap-
routod treasurer Of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad,
which vl- lf.crWah merged into the -. Lou, and
-lu rrlrr'-co line. Mr. lmer assistant treasurer
OF iHr rr.-cut company. lie leaves widow and SON
The funeral viii take place at Dis home at O'Clock on
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
prcrpr,oy roP vvE yoDyrSKA.

Mrs. Louis Livingston seaman -ave delightful
reception for Madame Moi.c~ki yesterday - e'I'''"
Al her home NJ. ] Wet Thirty first 81. Mr.. >''-
man and Madame Modic,.a were assisted iu rcCev-
iuc bv Ms, Freeman. Ms seaman, sister, ana Nr'.
VIII, 8. Parry, Of Philadelphia. some OF iho-'
d.. &c Mr.. j. Golden Murray. Mr. ana MI'.
- -ais,,. Nj. Dsya Thomson. Nv, 1Oa'.n. ..a
Mr., ,.Ynlo a.. cornell. IS. Hillary bcI vi '7.''h
j. Bright Nil Bright. Mrs. Juhu, tnaHDer,i Hs'
lIvins,on. Nj ANA Nj. Richard nai'9h NI'GJr' H,
In-.rb Glider Mr.. Abny ~t-c EI, hud,.n aud Mt.
and Mr. Prescott Hall Butler.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
MIHR[EU.

BANCROFT -MIGEoN-on W'dnost'y January l. 1s9o So
40 the family residence. loTinetHn. onnr by NNt
Henry sherman. Nirginle Baudeio. M.ton to Henry
Llngdou Ban. rot. OF bridgeport Conn
CTNITE- -FoRtI--A the Iafa'cttr Avenue lr'sbytoran
Churrl Brooklyn THURSDAY January :, by the Key
TE.oto~, Lcdyard Cuylcr j. d. Helen daughter OF the
hic " Iui1u Forrc &. Theodore Lcd'ard tuf!nr. IT,
.FAIRBANKs-NAN KLEEt k-At th" Collegiate Re
formed puich Church 5thaNc. ana 4tth-rt wednesday
evening. january T. 1890. b} "a, K"N Dr lfNa'd B.
Coe Robert Noye- Fairbanks and CAMILLA. daughter Of
William II. Van Kiccck. Of Ncw.l ork CITY
UNpnArGH- ROOM New YORK. J2auaiy .. 1890. at
the icsilcnce Of The bld,'s mother ll the RI Rev.
Geo Wortnincton D. D. R.shop q Nebraska. Emma
T. NJ Eoomo to David +. Hagbaueh. both Of New'loIk
CITY.
December % 1889 at Sandy
Surnc MARYLAND Margaret Elgar daughter Of Caroline
HalloWell aud Tie late Francis Miller, TO Samuel NJ
Janney. Of New.Norh
VIs-HUTCmNsoN--on WEDNESDAY January /; at
~. First lputst church. E>~cN. Conn. hy the RoN
II NJ Gallahtr H,cn MAY douehtog OF John /. Hutch
in.on Ia Pcrlcc Y. JcrNlo Of Brooklyn.
V\rI-UHLE-ThuIsdav January .. I'm Iackettstown
\ j. al the home the brides mother, DIV R'N, John
Iowrry assisted hy kcv pr. II. =. Butler Mrs. II. H.
Uhle TO W. H. vail VI. D.. OF B.lletoWn, y. j.
Notices of marriage must be ndorsed with full
name and address
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
4 STRANGE SPRING ~ THE ROCK.
iO'i .,.inrai c,,resp,ndcut write.

An occasional correspondent writes:
A queer tale has lu-t reached the cars Of your
CORE pondcni. An ice cold ~proS Of clear wino
,,@,., VA. al covered noWUs IYrth from CrtrE lit
tigh rock On the premises Of Deacon simon PcnG..
fon Of stoningion. last Friday. When dr'nE. .c
vcirs commence - swell and be looks and feel q,
if he were about 10 burst f1r the ncNt ten minute,
@erjous effect is felt except slight buzzlne h. the
head for about an hour. II the talk Of the town
d c,,crv one Is eager 70 try tho queer effect o. the
%stcr. 4 sample Of the water IS now IN the hands
~ on evnert OF DostOn, f.. analysis. VII send yOn
ba repOrt as soon as received
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
crp,ors rAILrRE or RECOGNITION

From The Albany ENprc7'' ~
one bright day not long ago Governor Davd zen
,ett uiu started To walk from the '"pt"l 10 inc
FTccntiyc Mansion over Eagle 1t. on anltinf AT 1t
ru,nf about equ distant between tlc Two pace, h4
to',,d hi. U.stnec on the west sidewalk ohst0cird
h, fIc dcLIis Of certain street irplr. - "N"d 'l,
he c,,,rd over 10 the east walk where ne '"ht',n
nuofher podcstIian coming rom the ollcl uHc non
.ithnugh bDth came almost III c0ntacl ana h'u ~
t,r, a. de 10 avoid collision vet nciihcr mc'enI"u
the other by even the mo>t H'E" III" "-'"' ~ "''''
uclinatiOns. . ,,,...c,-,t. ,,,.,.. ,,,,
both a state and local ieP"'""' j." P'''''' '7
CITY. ,-- 40. IA C.dv IIcrrtcL
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
AN OPERA HOUSE FoR ST. PACA

-. ,,u1 Ian. 3-JacOL LII, who j. Iargcy IhIeI-
- - tboatricaI properties In Chicago twhcre ne
ovns the standard Milwaukee and elsewhere TO Gay
D~I prcascd .S property at s, and St Peter st where
49, a,ds erecting a large opera house the auditorium
Of which exclusive Of qnnEs' Saa % GSI KIN we've
ee m seaSoo Of opera to begin June o the present
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
THE REV DIR r1I.far p. HARPER

Camden y. r.. Jan. 3.-Ihc l'cy. Dr. Robert Il.
Harper pastor of the Nonh Broad street PRESBYTERIAN
lur,h ard orc of the bc,t.kuoWn Presbyterian d.
,Iu.- boo this part ot th' country. va- taken suddenly
ID ON train Whir rdu- from Pira,lntSillc to
Camden this afternoon. Although attended hY 70
p, -Icau who was uclr az baud. death cu~ucd before
he reached h, dc,utou presumably OF heart disease.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
vg F4rON-~ GFNI\I

SIR. EtrON'~ GENI VI SELF CnNPLACENCY.
10 flc Ldtfor ~ me TrtbUne
,r. Permit mc to udulse 300 bt Of CHRISTMAS
-cf ,omptcc.'f.
Do t.c lr.t place. t o. evident That the vic~s ">
pre-. ,i u }our column, ycil- a-, about tl' IarA1d
.tra,t.rc .,c Icut a,,cp.c!. rut tho louudar
Commit .i.ncl. have put tc Trims od ou Jcr-cY ANA
.r4.c $40 .loa sos No.h clean Of % b., point. cou
..itul,te >co lor. with au my heart while c,udohrr
vim Got m1r Iralr. GIl Pennington AID my otu 'r
lc..c. 0r.ud.. Ilf jersey. or u' Jersey, a. read
in, ,pollitu press. th" Inhabitants ol the mctr'p
81. a., t..uuu- f. realize the cnrrtcgy of chllcot
.t. r.r li aI. c.iu H,.m Of Nc" YORK; lmrho
.rd tNc ur. uH.p.lYa of odlu- attention away ir'm
tUc .r,. a4f .u,,p of tuc commerce Of nation.
E.,f. tc. 90 tH't steam. %, tnc mpu-tr'-,b -p't'r
d. v.t. .t.ui,. aiI On" m.rt.d -p.a-hr, are %,
,.I..u. c,.a..t 10 ,lc most md,lrut miud,. Evcr
,..qnr. u American -au nud cloud Hight nut c'pp-c,
..r I.,uDI Im1.".
FOO tuc .e,o4d place do NOT Tine revelations lately
n,,ac of college athletic uyaluc, justify letter pub
I-,d Iv .aar h.ndu,-. year a.0f How the vial
a. ,,.a,h were opened and poaicl l over mc' CON
,,. tlat vrot" 300 ,hr -pr.t Of tn attorney op"nin-
.a.r i0 lho II.,. and tiai pfu.c .h'nid have been
, moss ti.t ia- uhol. h.dt oi t,- accusation rI.
ltt .tl- -iauiiIl. U".c rat uu' ,H dri1u 10 where
t. .rcr..ilc arteries of proof are lost iH the calm
returning vc.u. r conviction IT." remedy H. H
gee. t.fyf elimination Of cash. y long A. college ho
,.li frat. t.uiud- oi doil1r- PLAYING ball, 80 lolt
,l.li ,.,.h I,. % factor 10. cpllr'" sports.
n lr of tl" prophc'.. NAV n J." Known any
,,,,qi en-. 10 h. o, Iatc to enjoy the title Amt
Conoc.iicrt and ,till wlu2 Naic 'o'l"ec.
%.v uavcn, bee. .. 1--o. y. CADY EATON.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
HENRY IRrIyG'S LETTER TO Mr.. WILDER

MARSHALL t. Wilder thc voI known entertainer ana
humol,t. has received tAc following letter from
Lyccun Theatre,
Dear Marshall WicT: send }ot "a Sc" '... l,'' a.,
rr1.fr- viti .verl good and Lind "l-h. nav 10
st.,1 [.u foi yofr book winch ought 10 have CIr
fef5rs this Your BOOK is as cuterthnns ana d,
80. ,i-.nf t1,~.s,.nlN appreciate. shall Dr t!'. I'D
Iave .,' 1pp,vtuuity uud before long nope "i u"
ims y0u 80 lu "a les formal way ''I 'i..'' N..,.
rist means You must come over AGAIN -''H' l".
..bod me u your letter n yOu should ronli'o'l ''l
-. of NV trIu, ~orr~ WITH tlc American pre-
a. ,Gt tLinl any contradiction D.. necessary. D. },
50 absurd and wicked fabrication. .efr[ fr[.,.li .t;
cocoon D. -Or,' H. iiif- Iu' ~Id.-i
o., INV welcome I'm America: hut fn" mi' N'i+
ever be the malicious and f'nrgiiion1 i, E." lr
I'D r,r,croter lnc TO alI friends ana 'cI''' ",''
Won have mo trucr We'll W.ehcr Than N"ui- .,..ilS'
Dec 10, lc-J. iF.-'I'i Inv '-'''
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
Whlto Plains, Twelfth NO., 81, 1850.
DE. GrEnN,EY Ayp THE uoMoEorATHs.

o n EditOT OT TAr TrI "a nc.
sir: J notice that in yOur issue oi wednesday Dr
Tclcrt Guernsey states that hl. proposed plan for y
state B0ard 0f Examiner. has been pronounced by
score. 90 tlc allcs minds in our dhc homeopathic
school as practical solution Of the whole question.
s., q member of the Legislative Committees Of the
state ana county homeopathic medical socieic' the
writer G-uutc- th. ,tpt,mcnt. II j, better that
your reader should do their cOunng. and judgo
fnr thcmsclVcs about those ablc~t minds. Let DE-
Guernsey specify the Failing that, II In
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
The Marvellous Fuel.
AEA
rLo N.y-yors ASSOCIATION Tor Improving the

The New York Association Tor Improving the
Co-G ton II ue P0or-Ih.s olI Association ,, an
Of The po0- ani tie luilcous relief OF hei neSs''.ss
i,hnut lppari "a c.e,d COZ natNhalg hi
as. =, want receive most careiu treatment Tho
Soetv grants general relief and has well qulpped sanitary
fresh Departments II has lust openat
Uarlem branch President John Patton; Treasurer.
- = MURRAY No. 1 Broa1way Chmn Com. OF NNs
- Means r. Fulton Cutting Ch'm'n Finance Com James
Scrymser; General Agent +. y Longworth ~ 4th.Nc
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
n.nnr .ANllEI EtrE-

Montgomery. A!a. Jan. Judge samuel Rice. of
h. city. died todl; AT the age OF seventy four. lie
vas chief Justice Of The Alabama supreme Court from
I-s. 10 1-jj. and Wa AZ the time ~ his death ore
of the leading lawyer, AZ the Alabama bar. lie wa
At unc time partner ~ senator Morgan. ana IN l7t7
he va, on the TAYLOR electoral ticket.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
FREDERICK ". MILLS.

Nj Morris y. Y. Jll. 3.-Ffcdcrick ". Mills United
state, Loan Commissioner Tor Livingston County died from
heart disease at his residence in tas village at o'cioc"
This morning after an Illness of nearly year. MI M'
WIS a prominent Democrat and had hcd several Offices OF
tIust lie was about Gfy years old and leaves vito
and one child
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

for prayer he thinks she will recover "On sunday
she much better7 he says, for not having USED
the poison given medicine
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
PROFESSOR CHARLES AUGUST HASE.
Berlin. Jan. 3.-Profc~,or Charles August lIaSe, the
well known German thco!ogau, died today at Jena.

1900 lie bccamc professor %; theology at Jena about
r-.O iIo cndcaVulrd 20 reconcile the Lutheran
nifh win the progress 81 modern science tu hl~
Evangelical Do-ma'i,-' = --.II. and Dis "Guo~i-
l-.-I. lic wrote u lrr able works. among which is
a History Of the Church" G-l-J.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
np nIluAnD IL PAG,E.

Bordcntown. y. J. Jaa. 3.-Dr. Richard II. Page. OF
Colmba. burlington County, died last night at the aso
" slNy.one years lie graduate OF the University
~ pcnnsy lNanld.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
xor A POEM WHICH ANY ONE MIGHT WRIT

NIII I TIIT.W FII' ''I0'''1
To me E1it0r 81 me Trtbune.
.r: In Yesterday, edition Of Your paper find j. W
iIsd"Iri., explanation of the line Of Whittier poem
which appears m DTS h,mn. lie speaks Of It As g
very commonplace affair and sentiment (Which
almost ans one mleht write"
This must De the conclusion Of a spontaneous
memory" of which we unpoetlc mortas know but little.
Eut | would suggest 10 Friend Chadwick that a
pocn which BRYANT selected as n gem for his " Ii
brary 0f Poetry and song is not suc one as might
hc written by almost anybody -
ELIAS II. TNDERIIILL.
White Plains. Twelfth mo-, 81, 1859.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
lrnGE pnErEE KING.

Atlanta. Ga. Jan. 3.-ludsc Porter King. Of Mai.
Ma. died here to.ul-nt He had come to Atlanta for
treatment. lie wa, one Of the most prominent men
Df Alabama.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

ALLEN On Thursday, January >. 1920 Mary T., widow
of BENJAMIN ID. Alien. iu the Goth year OF her age
Funeral services tho residence of her D. j. .hen
81 Nelson Place Newark, y. j., Saturday, JaluarY
4, II a.
Interment In Eyergreens, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

unnecessary TO say that no credcncc should be given
his statement. GEO. VI. DlLLON, NJ. ID.
New " Ork, Jan. l, 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

shave. and 33dst. is p1lata model home. with al.
hotel con,enI.nccs. Cuisine unsurpassed Lorenz Keieh
rroprctOr
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
TIE sINpAN TRIErNE.
LIrrENEY rEN~r ~ MORROW.

LITERARY FEAST To MORROW.
Tho sunday Tribune opens the now year with an
exceptionally brilliant number. Among the many
good thing, Will ne:
HOW FORTUNES ARE NNDE.-By Era,tus Wiman.
P1PGLNE NtN Or NJ ~ LEA bright description
Of the staten Island Athletic Club, with illustration,
and chat about prominent members.
THE NEW YORK POLICE FORCE An illustrated
account oi a great organization. from Parolncn u
toWmi,
.Nlo--a i,cy." brilliant description ~ th' farccal
trial Of the NHhometln ~capeEp,' from THE TNlF
{ NE'N Cou~tautuopl" CORES pout"uf THE HEAD OF
THE DISTRICT \ trliu- El~t Indian story
THE WORLD or PARIS. Personal and Political chat
srom the French Capital
rhc Trbuuc~ rorre- poudcn'c from En-aud b. cable
lud mail viii hc even coWu'r'cr tuIu .al. 4 uuu
'c. of now lo1i- Nll lc lri-li,s reviewed. all the
n,.,- nf the world wiz lc clro'i.l"d clearly and
Iiritrit. and there VU %" budget of -Nctchlue
uti,lc- 'rtc,F rejecting odd and Interesting event,
% the metropolis
Tomorrow. sunday Tribune VIII h' q magnificent
new p-,,r order your ncW-dcalcr to-day To serve 1t
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
The Cambridge.

Womrn. from tc, -cntast habits arc often subject 20
headache and cnu-t patton. These are quickly moved
by Carter, Little Liver l,I~
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

How About thc Prudence OF allowing Cough 10
run ON, ra,! ing tlc Pulmonary and bronchial organs.
when ulat approved and speedy remedy Dr D. Jayne,
ENpccto torgnt. can De obtained from any ApothccaY.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
AND Of conrsc ron nre LII mnllIn, cood resolntl.

And Of course Won are all making good resolutions,
or have made them, and by tai, time. perhaps, are
beginning 10 smash a lot of New Year crOchery.
Well, pcihap, il j, very small percentage Of these
new leaves that stays turned over. The new leaves
Ike 10 HOP back, Ju-t a, the l-,9 dos. But some
Of them get bent the right Wdy after being repeatedly
pressed down. suppose they few. Good IcsO-
lutiono are not likely To harm any one, II they are
kept only for a month, week or "a day. 80 here IS
a Happy New Year To- good resolutions.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
DIED.

Notices OF marriage must be indorsed with fuII
name and address
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
So Nnrnr Grant /. mnlrn

SO Mayor Grant is making effort to have the
streets cleaned. 1t would be difficult 10 find many
New Workers who woHd object 10 such a desirable
change. While efforts are making in behalf OF the
streets, what is 10 bc done about the subway con
tract work How are the contractor, to begin the
New Year! some people would like t. know.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-04

THERE ARE $50 members of the national
House of Representatives, and on the vote
for the passage of the Idaho admission bill
only 129 were willing to go upon record as
saying the territory should be admitted to
the union with her unrepublican constitu
ton. The speaker had to make up quorum
by counting non-voting members present.
The decent men of Idaho must feel sense
of shame when they realize how outrageous
and wicked is the political crime that is be-
ing committed in dragging the territory
into the union because the Republican
party wants to use her electoral votes. The
Gem of the Mountains will never recover
from the disgrace that is being put upon
her by her own demagogues and the dema-
gogues IN Congress.