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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

Their gentle action and good effect
or tine system really make them per
feet little pill. They please those who
use them. Carter's Little Liver Pills
may well be termed Perfection
No one knows better than those who
have used Csrter's Little Liver Pills
what relief they have given when takon
for dyspepsia. dizziness, pam 30 the
side, constipation and sOr6eTcd stom-
aCh.
To not despair OF curing your Sex
headache when you can 50 easily co.
tain Cartcr's Little Liver Pills. They
viii effect a prompt and permanent
cure. Their acton = mild snd natural.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17
Tho Y. I'll. G. A. Benefit.

The entertainment given a short
time since at Powers Opera House by
the West Michigan University netted
SO over and above expenses. Mrs.
Yerex and Miss Ellis who originated the
idea have settled all the accounts and
have forwarded a check FOR SO 10 the
Wcman's Auxiliary of the \. NJ. {. 4.
for whose benefit the entertainment.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17
Contagious Diseases.

Deliah Creswell, 45 Lyon Place, Frank
Sterling, 224 North PTospect-st., typhoid
fever; MARI Mckee. - I.agrave-st.,
IDA Barry, D.-st.. -. kcivit, l6S Cen
ter-st.. diphtherla; Miilie Strickland, 81
Peaslee-st., mumps Carl WeIsanther,
corner Frement and ThIrd-sts., Grace
Dale. 800 Plaiuiield-avc. scarlet fever;
LOUIS Robinson, 70 Pialniield-aye.,
innlsals
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

The Young Peoples Missionary So
cicty of the Church of CHRIST. bold
their annual apron sale at Good Temp
lars' Hall. "Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. December IL and u. 4 finc
line ofconfortab.es wiil also be offered
bv tine Ladies Ald SoCIety.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

Don't forget that Thgrsdsy q ngat =
lie FIRST of tae smith Memorial oourss
of enterfs 5n0aeuts, Rev. J 7. Husted e
Ie sure. Course tickets - cents. single
admission Is cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

For beauty. fer comfort, FOR improve
meut of the complexion, use only Poz-
z0nis Powder; there is nothing equal
TO H.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

aAle,s-4. .Nra if-3 Ntrt-f'h
49, Eains 81 Da HtasV. Ca1fssisrl1, sess,..l
asa 1l i-aisls.s. qaFu IA aeF Iafk -
~ t-iieata ~ lolaauliliief "A i.alu s ctlanaaaf
lpites -iat<~ aAsY. @Si1ogsls.l l1F - a4seafs
~ aie fali Aieeinafie alld 4ihef sxgil.ls 5af-
~ .ae eaF
Ia ~ deal aprsslaliil.- si11a aslilll1 Oh passed
l1s scaala
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

Bayne & C0ss allow no work 10 go ont
that Is not perfectly satisfactory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

Bayne q Coss are on the ground floor,
Noe. - and - Fountain-st., and make
photographs as tine as silk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

The following is a list OF ths marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. rssl dence aaea outside the cits and
ages of the narties Ages.
Wm. r. stewart Grand Rapids Eliza
beth r. Peirie. Echo township. Antrim
rorrrtv ................... .............1l 10
Frank Thompson. Ada Thomas. Bowuc
tovynshIp 22-.f
Duncan McNauciton and Lottle Miller t--2-
Andrew Waltz Louisa " Balbach .. .2l--i
Morris Cassard, Chicago; Helen Anna
Waters ........
Isaac p. Powell. Helen c. smith ............. n
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

Every sack OF LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture OF our mill. None genuine
without It,
VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

Games of all kinds at Dettenthaler's :,
III MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

Geo. Henry Lee, S Third-st.. phthisis
layyng.s; Emma Heinz.emau, 56S south
siou-st., Group; Wilhelmina Mayor,
y NotO-st., diphthera.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

The Wheeler Y's Glee Club will give
an entertainment at the old engine
house, on Scr.bner-st., north of Leon
ard, Wednesday evening, pCcemher l..
All are cordially invited. Adnittance,
10 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

One hundred patterns Of wOolen dress
goods offered at one-quartor off to close.
J. l.. WH.KFs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17
Tuesday, "wednesday aud Thursday
Three pHvs ONLY

4 great line Of seal goods VII be
shown at tie Mammoth COAX Room Ct
T.. =. Kiadcr g Co. by NJ. Robert
kaufman. the representative OF a. +.
Burkhardt a. Co., the weilknOwn
furricrs. Those who are IN any way
interested n fine hue of choice fur
are cordially invited to call.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
This lis, is furnished by W. r. scribner, real

This list Is furnished by ". r. Scribner, real
estate dealer. Sc Pearl-st.
Lucas Drukker 10 Thomas NJ. Peek.
part OF hk - Remington 3 ade.-....... oNfi
Edwin T. Gorham 90 Walter McNitt CO
al. lJt-if2. Leonard Il Go. : add ...... ..--. ipv
Edgar ". Hunting 90 Ernest " Mar 80
shall lot j.. Fox h burch's sub -.--..-.-. tuu
Matthews Ease 10 fanuetis Ease w Jos
IL lot ana e ltts n lot q, DIX :. tish-
crS add ........... ...-........- - ...-.-.-- -Op
Matthews Ease TO fgunete Ease, NV -
lot = bk I. Eemin- ton . add ........-...,- I,AOJ
klaas Van der Wal go Harm Van Dam.
part lot =. DIX r Remington s a0d-.-.--..- 10
Edward O. HAlto AnSon Z. briggs and
wiz. ,0t 7. bk i3 D'Ntef frac --....-..-. 2.3iO
Ellen Ehcrhart 20 Welcome N. John
son. lot Is. Davis, Turner CARROTS
add ................ ".0pp
Thomas NJ. Peek 90 Lucas DrukSer. lois
on Campbell d- / nderWc0d's add 5.ne1
John T.. White - B.ruden kegcn, lois
5.TauG :. EoUWmeestcr'S sub-.-----..- -.fD
Geo. ". WatrOns TO Elmer l.. chapel.
lot IS. blk 2. CitiEcn's plat. AHA. 100
Henry Noigt 60 Christ IA olgt. ne "a SO
of sec T.. Colcdoul 1......-.- .--- -..--- -
Ella pu,boue 80 Cia e.. PetiiDOnc,
pee land on sec Zi. Waiker.....-.... ...... &,W"
Richard NOsper 30 samuel Oman e. al.
ue q. ne 4, of see lS. Lowell l-....-.-.--. l.'V0
jay Hemcnway 10 VIM. a. scott, >
sw J., ne = OF see l6. Spencer.-..-..-..-. 700
Geo. H. Whichever 20 Ch2s. b.. Nc
Crone part wisne = Of sec ~. Grand
Rapids. 's0''
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

1t will pay ladies' to inspect the goods
offered as special bargains 10y ). j..
Wilkes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17
Tbs Dass IN History Dec. II.

hs-sss-~ae esaasia cnisf.
liad iD ehallo4in. pa
- S1a.iesl1 'ssun.i 1is N-.aA
lser1s. .ieciaf1a5 tsat a.
see,..ia s'.isl.fsls e. sritsa
ef'i-f4 iu resiIas a ..iii.s se ~
fsftes - zsfa sas1as sE
-
~ esra laas eirseatsaf
Waiter
40 ies44 a Ho1sar HheIatsr
ef ,ESalsl els11lrs af sfh
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

A large discount Oft to close line Of
rich silk brOcades. J. l.. WILKES.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

Ask for Van Houten's cocoa-takeno
f.tb
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-17

fAldY Aiies . tgFnllg people sssy
ifgAi tne petty LySeani glls Nesk
where he = presenting eAn lfshmzn's
L4Tes A aAt.Ese i announced ter
tcmoTFeN.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
LADIES rNDERrAKISG SERVICE

Eugene Il.h'- London letter t. The Chicago News.
Ia London al the present time effort B., being
made u o'giliu guari'r- To employ ladies for h)rrr
servant, Us thii ii D. meant the daughter OF pof'ri
Stricken proic .,i'lal ncit ihr experiment b, ;hu,
.poi'n of D., orc who has made IL. IL na, been
entirely successful and ns servant. nON Away,
hd",. ] ~Ittr one. 8 hOu-cmaid. a cAarnln. FlI.
Who l- tie d4uritrr Of medical man aud all o WHOSE
thoroughly a.d "a, well any ordinary servant could
hc eAprf trd iu do %. go i0t N.d tIf. after the
glamour e. novelty hI worn O.. the Lady servants
tc II mcul. WORM II tl,y real ladic, and II IL.
,pr'o~di they VIII know thst menia work clnno'
lower thrm. of course. %, much a, possible. try
10 avoid giving thcin So called dirty w"ri. For "N
au;lr in order avoid fihhiug. | have the nooro
\ great many arrangements can hr maoc ln hi> way
fo make hJuscwOrA lcs- hiri anf unplci.1nf aid II
SO. the il!.tf"-.,s wOuid only .fcud a hiic more
ikcu.hi Oh these matter, am sure there "Oum D.
same time. always insist very strongly on my ser
wants fulnilug every duty they have nhdrr,an"n 10
perform. II hey engage to il,r. rN ah'r- theN nav"
do H. and do t regularly ard we'll i'pf i'l' doe
not prevent ne ti"m having tlrm ln iN drawing room
after dinner a'd playing game of whist or any other
game with ihrm IhO,i nNr' ar. even "N.rt H''
most fiVOr1hl. circumstances. rather mon, lph"h'
and where nc can put little sNl,r ana brightness
therein Why. I think 1t onr dn.y t. do 30. hnd, a
fil!c that thc-, servants prefer tO tale their meal,
together separately and. they nave !" COOK an"
-ervc fA. meals, this l. the mor' convenient arlans"
mrff. otherwise ! treat tlcn n equals. ana nave
MOI found ont that thcy abT,r THIS treatment. .
TIL. wage. o. servant ai.l> in England are All me
way from 900 10 Sl@5 per annrm. a.d tl' cmlI"rF
provides her nniiue,. There !, stih 10 NC N'i. VI
maid for i.ncli,h servant, "a America, 'HiPIN'l9
-pulaing that the girl hall continue To wear F cap
The average English servant IS not IN America very
long before she to regard the cap - marx OF
scrvtndc. and In due time She become u, 'ra'.n'
and dc,potc as Others Of her class In the frecanc'
pDu al
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
THE PROPERTY-MANS MISTAKE.
A MEMBER OF THE AS ARRESTED FOR STEAL
ING UMBRELLAS

Henry B. Clarke, a member Of the Actors ANA
tour Athletic Association Of America. better known
as the Five AS" was arrested at the Polo Grounds
Yesterday for stealing from the clubhouse in West
Twenty cighth-st. The specific charge was The inert
Of two umbrellas, but there is more behind The
serious trouble began several weeks ago. when
testimonial was given TO Tony Pastor at 'he club
house. The morning after the testimonial S'9 was
missed from the ill where the money taken at the
bar is kept. Umbrellas had been taken from time TO
time before that. but nothing more important nap
pcncd III last Wednesday morning
1t was the intention Of some members OF The ciuD
10 make present of handsome umprel" 10 'he
athletic Cor0ott. who had done the club
some services, and five samples had been sent TO
the house, from which one was 10 pe see''eu' Ing
umbrellas were left together in a corner and on
Wednesday morning three of them were missed. The
till had also been broken open again and all the money
taken, but it was only about So
The porter was questioned and he sad that one
man, whose ma ne he did not know, had been III tie
house and had ient him out for papers h'lc "'er
Clarke came in and The porter said he was the man
who had sent him out. lie was watched and The
second steward saw him lake the two remaining
umbrellas, hide them under his coat and walk away
The second steward and waiter followed him and
caught him in the street with the umbrellas SUI III Ms
4 cctns Of the House Committee called at
once. and IL was resolved 10 Prosecute the case
Cal tain Reilly was asAcd 10 have Clarke arrested
and he detailed Detective Kemp 10 bling him 10 the
station house. Clarke Will undoubtedly he eApell d
nom the club soon a. there : an opportunity To
take action. lie is not ar actor, IL Is SAID ana thcFc
was pt test against MS admission IN the first place
llc lm, been property man for Francis Wilson's com
rany and other companies. and was admitted 70 the
olph because he was a good athlete. lie left Mr.
Wilson's comIany short TINE a-o. ana charges "cf
f,,u, members ~ tho company He IS also charged
with keeping money inusted 10 nm Tor tae five ~
Clarke said he must have beer drunk when he took
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
SELECTIONS From THE MIL.
THE AMENITIES OF CRITICISM.

TO he Editor Of The tt bunc.
Sir: Who is your musical crank Of a crtic2 lie
evidently wor,hips Wagner as the Chinese laundry
man his JOS. Waencr is the king Of musica
cranlss and most Of his cpcs 60 to the lnnatic
a-ylum or commit suicide I'm thor attempts TO solve
The infinite.
AZ to Patti, be assured the diva is good enough
and tc fifteen recalls she receives every night
show how the people love her voice. II is - good "a
it was, and no mortal living can do half rs
much as The diva in the Eo>sin cadcnya' and horurl
The voice is the emotion. the CREATION Of the soul.
and Ro~sia used TO say that Patti could outsng even
hi, Inauguration with Ter brilliant impiOvsAions.
Your Wagner crank j, evidently out o. the swim
and ava, OFF, 1t him take rest. for he Is get
ting very tadious EUGENE BLOODGOOD BEEBE.
New York, April l., 1reO.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
CURISTIA. UNITY AGAIN.
IIIIsINI I'M VI T -f7''1f'''
T q the Editor Of The Trl b Il u G.

T the Ed itOr Of the lrlb ne
Sir: correspondent In yesterdays Tribune writ'
Ing from painicld. " j., comments on wiat ne Ic
CARDS as an indication OF progress toward Christian
unity. inasmuch Episcopal rector took part IN
service in a Presbyterian church in that place on
Good Friday. 1t needs to be said that there Is no
special significance in the event. because Episcopal
mini tiers at the principle that they are duly
authorized 70 exercise ministerial functions anywhere
II the rector had invited the Presbyterian pastor to
Oiclate in his own church it would have been more
tO the purpose II he had asked him to assist In the
adminl,ti2ilOn Of the Lord, supper u would have
been practical recognition Of the others ministerial
authority. for which all no desire Christian unity
would have good reason to rejoice. such an object
lc,>On In genuine Christian unity was afforded last
Thursday evening In tho Reformed Episcopal Church
oi the Reconciliation I'm this city, when Presbyterian
pastor and Reformed Dutch clergyman assisted tho
rector in the administration Of the Holy Eucharist
brooklyn. April ., 1880. CLERlCUs.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
FESTIVAL FOR 4 HARD WORKING CHURCH.

spring festival will be given by tie members and
Trends Of the LcnOx Avenue Unitarian Church, az
ue Washington Heights AthenaeuIn, In One hundred
asc-bity-hith-st., Tenth-avc., next Tuesday
evening at ID O'Clock concert consisting Of a
AhdersymphoneT and vocal and instrumental solos
VIII take up tire first part Of the evening and VIII
DO followed by informal reception and dance, With
refreshments. The young people Of this prosperous
ana enterprsng church have shown at several pre-
'Ous entertainments much musical and dramatic
aoiiity and the coming festival VIII surely be worth
sOihe long distance 10 attend. Tickets at hftS
cents each may be- obtained from the following VINO
constitute The music committee Miss l.; r. Bryant.
co oi NeSt onc-hundIcd and twenty cShtI'-st' MISS
4. X wellington, Boulevard, West one hundred
s sac MY .t' Miss l.. Wilson, No 2l3 West
vnc-nuhureu ana twenty slAth-st.: Mr. J. W. wilson,
10. ~ fast One-hundrcd and thrticthsi., and Ir
~ ;, sampson, No. 1,312 Fulionayc. and II Mt.
sStiiaIlcs +: stone Audubon Park Mrs. Charles A.
ssnorey No, 2i4 Wet one hundred ard twenty
hthst., h%urth-st. Mrs. A. \. Brockway, No 80 East one
Nohuicd ana twenty sixth ST. and Mrs J. +. Conant,
NO. lSo West One nehundred and twenty seventh st.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
FOOLING THE REDShINS

From The Chicago Tribune
F. s. Iush who halls from wyoming and IL stop
ping at the Grand Pacific. does not thinN much OF
ihs proposition to add company of Indians TO the
United states Army: lie declares tha inc ina's ME-
can't nght "A little bit. General CroOh salu MI
Lusk. used to tell story about an ola scout ana
some SIOUX indians, showing how the icdmen were
Outwittcd. ,,, ,, q
"Gcucrnl Crook and a party were ridlnF aiohg u
spur Of the Black His one day some iwcNr t.'r,,
ago when down thc plain they canSht % sls". % VI
four mounted sioux cho,ng whe m"n VINO We i
astrlde n mmls After getting pretty Close To IN, tne
white man the fofcmO-t Indian fired u shou u, Will
man and mule dropped. Then the lnuiahs prcsse"
forward yelling like hends. - J.. ,u nv
suddenly rcdsltns and ponies began 10 lail ~ ~
the tuc General Crook and his party reached tne
plain All the rrdrnen down aud INC Ola Scout
wa laughing Ike luna1c. ~ .h,ot, ,,.,
That's great said the scout. 10 thhhk 'ha,
them cunning Sioux should bc fooled by su'h an ou
Trick -, o,,d and tho
Three dead Indians lag on the GROUND ana ,n ,ne
fourth was diving. The scout went over 10 ue 'h"p
about to leave for the happy hunting e'ounu al"
asked hit. man af,r. .,
Lots Of 'em.' gaspcd the brave. ,,,
Didn't yer never hear o. That Old ri,Nt ,,
".I,n't the palefacc wounicd y asked inc o'hS
warrior. -, ,i,,,, con,s
Not II Bit. replied tine scout Yer a. dlun , ep'he 'h
within n mile Of jess gave the 9d ihale 'o =.
hunch To SQUAT. aud down ho SQUAT T"as lc'S W
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
Novrr MADE FoR THE cHiLDREy's FOLD

viii close f'ls evening a'er pso-per'l. career %;
one week. ard TIE charity VIII BE- richer by several
thousand doliars Among the lsdies whose untir-
inr efforts have brought about this gratifying result
Mrs. r. VI. Peters. Mr.. Thomas Kutcr. Mrs. Il.
L. Ware. Mr.. william VI. Kin,sland. Mrs. T.. Ellcry
Anderson. Nj. Williams and Nr,. William !. swan.
ably assisted by tho Mi,se- >crrano Mildcd Eytnge.
the Mis-, Leeds. Brown. I're,hy. fcrsn,on Roger.
Fisher. clifford. Mocoy and Ma1dc Soutlack. The
contest FOR the dock to he voted - the most popular
dub will terminate this evening Al II O'Clock. The
'rlon League and Manhattan ftnlefc clubs are now
running neck and nc,a. while ~i- aud ~" Ladies
I~rf'ey aic firmly Convinced that they will carry
pf the trophy. The competition This evening viii
ho clp-c 1nd exciting. The final voting VIII be by
-.lieI ballots.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
PIE SPANISH ufrRlcAy ryroy DIES.

The spani % h.Amcrcan Commercial Union Is no more.
N a meeting held at 80. 40 Vail 81. yesterday after
noon. the board decided Tat it les trouble to 20
ont oi business than remain in losing venture. six
months ago j. ". tchall1-. Who was elected president
at the formation Of the union resigned hi, place. on
tho plea that he va, too busy to devote his time
Ia the duties ,f the o.,c. The cause Of the disap-
!eaTncc II the union from Wall street tcr~cly
explained hy ". II. T. Hughes OF J. T. Ward a CO.,
10 a Tribune reporter yesterday afternoon Mr..
ilushc. -Ild There va, no IL agreement amona
iac mcuhrr., Dat the spanish American Comm. lal
nlou Va, al nonsense. II urstr did any bu-lnc,,.
IL NaS merely or-tui1si until MAY, l-9O. t. SOC
whether There wA- -uinrl't iuie. To- make II WORTH
while 'pnflurinr 10, hut there have not been
enough suh. 'r.u.on- g Show any apprr,iaDlc head
way. Nc have de- dcd 10 abandon the p.p.cct.'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
DIAMONDS AND JOHNNY CAKES.
strOit Free Press.

From The Detroit Free Press.
4 young fellow was inquiring OF Onccr Luton az
thc Third street Depot about the train for tho nortl
when the officer quegcd in return:
DiGn't yOI come In tll, nIOrnngl'
Yes
with a young woman! ?"
Yes" .... -
81 thought took you for a bridal coupic.'
Ne. 30 were
. and Won going back alonc2"
That's what's the matter. We were married day
beforc Yesterday and came here a tour. sic was
al right when got here, but II about an hour we
had fuss she wanted diamond ring, and conldnt !
ir,, H. Diamonds Just think Of II! i've got S21
I'm cash and twenty acres Of land and expect TO nave
IN live on beans for the next six months TO pull
through.
- over al the hotel left her money to pay 'er
II and get home and she stay come. Better
have tLis thing decided al the start you know some
foIss are buIt 20 diamonds. and some 10 ctt
i"hnnv cake. Pm johnny cakist There's my
tin II She In 10 take the next lust see
hare aboard. but don't encourage her any. It's n
row 10 see who shall boss and the best man Is gong
IN win
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
WHY THE CURTAIN CANE D0Wy.

From The Louisville Post
There wa, awkward mistake at I'D Maasnleys dnn, %
Tic.t... Tra.!a. usht. that caused S'ou ue'tl "i
.'-... 70. tno nee In the midst # Rlchard'>
.o,i orr IN tie inst act vhil' Mr. Mln,ied haf th'
sa.. fne stage mana-rr's b,ll rang ana IN, Surtu ~
,,m,. railing down. Mansfield was CUT Oh III inc
middle Of sentence and WAS furious tltt = s'ti,,
hsd becn ruined. Those In the front seats coulu
non mi. angry voice Demanding. " hn' j. t'c W'al
,r, ~ mi. outrage u wa - eyre. thi some
hin unusual had occurred that som' % tnr arrh,o
Is,.lnr ,nrl cd emf few nervous p'pplr l'iO tn'T
,,.,,'' I'm front and took sctt- near the door, Inc
,yrcl. thng wa. only an accident however Ilc
,t,,.. nr,ccr IN moving MS arm. acclden'allN struck
, ',,aim hcu The curtain hand-. a strict In
,hoir oh,,icnce 70 the bell a. a soldier Is To ms
.n.' ~, rori.d down IN, curtain. II made no
81 - ~ th.ul what wa- trAn~piriNe on the stage
II is their duty to obey the bell and obey 1t they
did.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
SAMUEL JOHNSON on THE COLUMBUS CELEBRA.
TfON.

o tho Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: The great Dr.. Johnson once detained to his
friend MclLc: II had been happy for the world.
-.r II Your hero Cana Prince Henry Of Portugal.
and Columbus had never been born. that their
schemes had never gone further than their I'M
aginatons.- Does not tAis have lOo. of prophetic
pity a though Johnson. little know he liked
the United states Of the .cvOlution. sti had post
humous toward making himself popular AZ ,
later DAY with portion, AT least. ~ lts most amahle
and public prited citizens. Imagine. r Won can. the
fcrvent imcu~ with vh'ch the gentlemen ~ those
much lc pc-'crcd th'car, Committee, must now
sTf" ~" cnfment of the arra' British and bard.
Ei.tOu. Penn, April .. l-gO. l..
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
P0stoincc Notice.
<SLouf,i ha road 4

(Shoud be read daily b. all htcst,d, as changes mAx
rsrs for foreign countries need be specially ad-
dres,ed dispatch Dy particular steamer except wh
10 desired send dup.caes OF banking ac connercat
documrn letters specially addressed Icing seat by
he vessels available.
Foreign mails the week ending April 10 Will close
sATTRDAY-At 1:3o a. ~ for France. switzcs.
land Italy, Spain and Portugal, per $ Ls
,,ascognc. Via havre; at a. ~ Tor lrcana, psf
eontrie, must be dire, ted per Sersia at 100
Europc per :. 5. Mcrra, Ma southampton and Breinen
etters or Ireland France Switzerland Italy Spain and
isSss sSD'rs Ts Srsctcd per Furncssa q II foe
Jacmei and AuNCayes must be directed per ANo'o ~
ii for nyt pcG n, is ana p;c ana ao m.; Gu;
be directed per Prins Msuf at IL a. M Tor Veaezuols
and Curacao sayanil, VIA Curacao Per s. Carscss
te,se' % ~. AZ D. m Tor Can'pcche Chiapes Tabasco and
Ync,an Der 5 Yynn:ri deter, for uba and Tuxpan
direct for other Mexican states VIA vera Cruz must be
Iimon per > FoXhal from New-Orleans at p. for
Ceara per Marsnhen,e, IRON hsitmore 1etters for
~" Hn Hwn y-At 3 o. for PfogrcsO per NJ NuneI
Tor pco and TuSam direct and other Mexican
,s Vera Cruz must BE- directed per " Nunez
tam san Francisco. close here April 20 AZ 33
Mali. Tor the Hav"ian Islands. per Australia
g Tor thr ~ccety slard rer ship CITY Papelt from
San Francisco close here A.i .2+ at 20 ~. Mails
sI.rds per Marposa ron san Francisco close here
Apr Aprapa with british mails Tor Australia Mails for
Kew West Fla. close at this office daily at 2:3o a. m
The schedule OF ef sing q trans Pacific mails is ar:
% D San Ma om he Fit arryns oa
time Francisco the day Of sailing % arc
thence the day. Registered mail closes q
D. M p''''0usc scoRNEL1us VAN corT po.sm..se,.
PsstoGce. New.Yesk. n. T.. Apsu II. 1aaA
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
AdRRTED

DlAON-MATHER-On Thursday 17th at the residence
OF the trde's parents by the Rev. DR.. Ramsey, AcA
otughter OF C. Milton MatAer. ~ william Dixon, all
OF this city. - -' -
GCPPY-sMITH-At the residence Of the BRIDES mother,
Jamaica Plain. Mass. 18th Inst. by the Rev. ). U.
SHERMAN. Caroline Warren daughter the late Joscnh
W tIuppy Of NewYork City. to Charles Ridgway Saith
OF Paterson. y. j.
MAGILL-McCUNE-on Thursday. April H. by .he Rev.
robert AImstiong ID. d.; Anna stewart. daughter Of
VIM. McCune. To Joseph MagI. all OF Jersey City.
MYRICK-FITCH-wcdnesc April 10. at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents by the Rev t. +. Frost.
Carrie Taylor. daughter OF Austin 4. f:ch Thomas
Norris Myrick. 10th OF Brooklyn.
sMIl ARCHAEOLOGICAL st. Jamess Church phila-
d'lphia, April H. Oy the Rev. Dr. Nichols. Gerfude,
daughter Of Henry . hudekopcr CT Philadelphia, 70
Munroc Smith. or NcwYorl CRY.
rHERBEFs-PEASLFF-C Thursday Aprl II, a. the
Iesdrnce Of Frank > WtAe.bee esq by the Rev, Henry
van Dyke, ID. D. assisted by the Rev. Lewis Francis,
Florence, dai ghter of MIS- C. =. N.the.bce and Dr.
Edward Henry Peaslec, bo,h Of this city.