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tNa tcx,ual stalking horse which Mr. Kerker has huhe
his musio upon and Mr.. Hopper made the excuse lor
his bnaooncry was Les Bavards.' III was ''o
amothcr idea, that was most desperately mareated'
, circumstance which Mr.. Hopper may some day NC
,.adv a. Mead as an excuse for eliminating nearly
.rcrr+,,rr from the piece except the musical num-
hers and the stage pictures. The scenic attire Oh
tho niece Is original. Any place would serve
~ a theatre for the bureSque, but Martinique was
chosen presumably, for the sake OF picturesquchoN
NJ effect. and. this gained. though at the usu'i
,acri6ce Of ruthuness. The local color, asdc lio'n
a hit Of architecture in the first act maybe III t''o
,roduction was confined 10 the lhtrOducuoH Va "
black servants OF fast color.
Mr. Kerker will never be accused OF having gone 10
.Ies Bavards' for any Of his music. His measures
are rs far from Ofenbach's in style and spH1V DIS
can well be imagined. There are some cnec'No mum
hers in his score (nOtably the finale Of Act anu
duet IN the same aci, but its nonoony OF colo anu
lis want Of freshness initiates against H. IL h's.''
be characterized, on the whole, a somewhat Io"S
decoction of Milloccker, Sence and suppe w was
amusing TO hear the Renaissance OF the sulN's!
original romance in Clover in the INSTRUMENTATION"
of the enors song at the beginning of the se'ohu aoV
with an occasionally less successful effort TO reproduce
the forms of Gilbert and sullivan, ana All eono VI
,be nopuar music of the Bowcry and Hester d blaIS
Tie stage admirably furnished ana 80 are INC
people who 0ceuPl H. M'S Sond WorEng company. in
which Miss Nanoa will DO much 70 maze sqTo t tme
general deprivation which tnose PdtlW WIN a0H
who are pleased with evidences OF nlclhgenSe ana
boifc.a as Mr. Hopper thinks his entertainment may
be colled. Miss Della Fox seems 70 meet tle taSle
of the other class, though We cannot imagine tl.o
her stereotped manner VIII charm arm u e,en . tho
least iudicoUs and exactms l2E' one VINO SinOve
T. uphold the comedy idea wmch peilShed 30 hilSer-
sbl in the play Ms Rose Leighton Mr. TH
Vas erected and appaud"d 10 the echo by the audi
cncc that filed the teate past the verge Of as 10
make a sreech and otherwise made 10 feel that the
."od wishes Of thousands of admirers 30 with him IN
his new undertaking.
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rporcLp IN THE ORDER or ELKS.

rDou the appIicat on If Loui, Wendell. Judge Bar
rett in the supreme Court YESTERDAY. continued On;
temporary Injunction restraining the Benevolent ana
Protective order Of Elk from holding their annual
meeting in Cleveland Ohio. At the last meeting,
by plurality vote. IL decide u hold this year ;
meeting in Cleveland and it is cOnendcd by those who
are opposed TO holding IL in that cts that The
question must be decided by a majority vote OF all
the members according 10 the constitution Of the
organization
Chicago. May 1.-The charter Of New York Lodge
No !, benevolent Order Of Els has been suspended
by the Exalted Grand Ruler. ID. simon QuiLlin. of
chicago and the Grand secretary Arthur G. Morcand,
has been removed from Office for intrigue IN attempt
he u prevent by injunction proceedings in the city
Of New-Nork The Grand Lodge Of the body Of Eks
from meeting IN Cleveland IN July next.
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Another ~ tho., AEON ~ rD! Ing kno u ~ No'N'
nlcht, occurred At "a. casino last evening. j. was 'l
to.,r y, the so,,uf..orh performance 81 'Th' ''ad
Duch,-, and II cai.,i ior tNp distinct -'"\uf' LOT '
proper celebrations ono 81 th'." va, I". 11'' "nu I'
Other for Gentlemen. Tho former vas laf'' "'' ''''
gi coor.d pictures o. -iN ~ She l'adnr c'l i' 'h
,h. ,,,, and l.tl. ii .,al with portrait OF ldph
Aion.on. ATTACHED vita white ribbon. i"' ca WIS
rrln,d on tn buck Of ~. cad. "a GEM n'' - NINE
consisted oi -eN,ra IaNeo oi a'a,y paper "'N- '''
east p,,.Ai.~ - Nr Nron-on. Mis- Ln"m Eu'-'i an"
,t. Fanny u.. and . view ~ the rroi .or, all bound
together with ribbon. l. 4, s,d that the receipts io' N'
,c,cnty.nyc performances 81 The Grand Di'''' nave
been something over $50 eco. The ncNt opera ~ The
a-ro VIII lc new olc by thl7s'#'o '''''" i"c
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Of the bill through, Mr.. Bafour will have TO sacrifice
the provisions relative 10 cOngcsted districts.
KING LEOPOLD MAY VISIT AMERICA.
II is fully expected that tie project for Congo
loan. which is to be submitted 70 the Belgian Chamber
In July will be avorably received. II is Ly means
improbable that the King Of the Delglans will under
take during the autumn Journey to America. with a
view Of arranging for further developments Of the
Congo, but tie ultimate decision subject greatly
depends the amount OF support accorded by his
subjects 90 the scheme under consideration by his
Ministers.
THEATRICAL PROPERTIES At AUCTION
Tho most valuable Of Bancrof theatrical properties,
which are to be sold in Fosters rooms on Thursday.
are the panels OF old Flemish and French tapestry.
The most curious lot in the collection is the baby
and basinettc which were used throughout the runs
Of "Ca,tc.' There some vases candelabIa and
Interesting old chsirs and furniture OF the LON, XIV
period, endless carpets and curtains that have been
used in many Of the plays and stage brca brac untold.
OUlDA AIOLOGlST AND IMiTATOR.
There is an apology for Oulda in one
Of the last months magazines. written by an
authOr named or calling herself Marie Corcl. Any
ono acquainted with this PERSONS novels can easily
understand the warmth with which she defends her
prototype. for Corclli print is Ouida only rather
more Every ridiculous cXargcrition or nonseuSl-
cal vuCarity OF UuidaS is exceeded ~ her dcvotce.
The writings Of some women Ouida and water :;
those OF Corelli arc Ouda and onions.
ME BAIRD AND THE GLAUcr'S CLUB.
| am assured that the noble sportsman known rs
MIR. Abingdon Baird has nothing To do with the new
Gaucus Club about to Dc established IN ST. Jane
Edmund YATES.
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FOR THE EDUC4UON or WONEN
THE NETWORK UNIVERSITY APPOINTS A

THE NEw.YORK UNIVERSITY hPo4NIo
SPECIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
The council of the University Of the CITY OF New-
York held a largely attended meeting at the university
building last evening The council adopted a rc>'lu-
ton which declared in substance that nasmuch as the
university had upon its rolls the nance Of several
women students pursuing advanced studies and tha'
more students Of the same class were likely 10 be en-
rolled the council deemed it eXpedient for the cor
poration 10 have the cooperation Of representative
women who are interested in the promotion Of nm
ver,tv work for women in the most advanced ines
OF study and investigation To this end the council
decided TO form a WOmen's Advisory committee
Of the University" to bc composed of twelve members
to he appointed by the council. The committee Is
divided into four classes each class Of three retiring
yearly.
The women, committee has the use OF the council
room for it, meetings the power Of making IL own d.
laws appointing IL, own officers and 10 formulate
whatever plans it likes. All its plans and recon-
mendations. however, must in the case Of other
committees be reported and approved by the coui
Gil.
The members Of the women's advisory committee ap
pointed last evening follows; Class OF 81
Mrs Cornelius Asncw. Mrs. II. G. Bowen and Miss
Emily Butler: class of 81. MIS- BenIamin >. Sl'IFn II;
Mrs W. F. Cochrane and Mrs.. Henry Draper eI'so OF
90 Wrs May j. Field Mr.. Alfred l.. LOOMS ana
M u Clair McKelwav class Of "a. hIs. Eugene
smlth Mis-, Elizabeth TorreV and one vacancy.
anatomy last evening. and William Loring hhure",,
one of the members of the council presented 10 II
nortrat Of his father Lorng Andrews, WHO gave '"e
university al endowment Of 100000
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BBRyHARDT 4 LIrERARY vAyDAL


From Tho boston Journal.
Il remember said my bopk!sh friend. with a
laugh. "A funny thinE which sarah lcrnharit dd In
our store WHcn she was lat here. She dropped IN
one morning and Of course. all were exceedingly
anNOuo - wait upon her. Finally n resolved Itself
a. ny duly. and sold her quit" biz II bop,-
showed The great a';re-s every attention. and sh"
-ccui-G pleased. JuS; - shs va, about lpnc ou ~"
reached f'' m} pencil, aud isf"i -omcthur ~
French which ! d.d rot uudri-t aud. seeing .bat
iilcd 10 catch her meaning IA" looked All around on
the cOupter~. but apparently did NOT what she
wanted. Then. puirk a, dash. before cpuld com
prchcnd her aim. he took up a volume ~ ~ the
very best SETS ~ scott in IN 9tOr. bound ~ tree CALI
opened n 20 th0 bastard pH1c @roi" -OmctiiEg on H.
calmly core out tic leaf. handed 1t to me smiled and
went ont. ON lOOhing al ne leaf. She had written
on IL pass for Two u her performance tlat evening!
But She did II Al the cost Of nearly running Of our
best sets Of books IL the storc.'
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Postonlce Notice.



Should be read daily 10y al interested, as changes may
occu, AZ any tlueJ
Letter or urgn Countries need not br ,peciay 40.
dressed dispatch ~ any particular - amer except wren
II b., send duplicates 81 banking ana commeI,at
doln,nt, letters -cclay addressed being sent 0y tina
fastest eel, available A., "a ..,,, -.
T.-,lcu mails Tor the week ending May 10 Will close
ponptt All ca-a- II M, Go,e. A. follows ,,,a, ~.
sopS, poa and Bremen AZ 10 81 a. FOR the La Plata
..., - ,aI III root p.l : ltliope: / y. N. for
,onat,,s and st Narc per :. Dana.
WEDNEnDAY-At .. ~. for ireland, per 8 .:
,T an toun,ric, must directed per Brtanalc';
~, "a a y ,,r EI.rop, psr LAIN, Via Southampton
and Bic1en Cr,tcr. To- lr'lad ma.t b. directed pr
Iahuft a. a. Belgium direct per = 5; khyn.
lard, va antwerp Getser, mn1t b. directed per
Ma Havana letters must be directed ,per Segatosa az
yi'arasua per :. :. iiaran from Ne~orcans;
and sa,an.a etr per >. $. Acne at Il 80 = N; for
IN ., i,c-,u,i, oIuoco: az 80 .. n.
-. ttr p (rsm H1llfax: 80 y.
e.. :, -, rr'' NJ ,.,1p NO. ,t,1uc- rrom Halifax
~ A. 10 10 Ill., for Fortune Island. Capc
ia, ad r,,,s, ~ NN.ua tlot;ars for Costa RicA,
~, : 49, ,',,., be- directed ..l..r hlvcna''l.
SITt-ED \y-Nt - 80 o. m Tor Brazil and the "a
Plata cogutlr. Brazil. or - ihom2- ana ~ trox
Via 81 Thomas for Mart aud Quad oGpe Via MAJ.
ni1ua FOR barbados ard Trinidad and Dcmsraa va Bar.
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From the effect, of a stroke Of paralysis received
tloat ryo months ago. Jonathan Mui.hcd, an old
time h.teIlccp,r of this city. died last u. st AT his
home Np 49, West Events third st. Mr. Mnirlc'l
was ~o,cntytwo ytass oid. lie came 20 New York
from Penn WANNA 90 l-il AID win hi, father opened
tl, old Merchants Hotel. In Coraldt Il. Remaining
there until 49, h. removed 10 Remington, y. j..
where hc pur, ha-cd farm and lived up'n II until
1909. when De returned 10 NcH York and opened the
broadway liot" Dow part ~ he Hotel Nciwpoo.
.i IrulIWaN and I.r.y -c.o.dst. T. LIS hr r trcd
from business. Three SOILS survive hm In.trd state,
Comull,- oucr William NuIgh,H, of me law lrm of
IcI.c Muifcid a Niece Of jersey City. and john :.
and H. G. Murh,iG. 81 tuIs CIV. The funeral Will
taAc place on Thursday at Remington. y. J.
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TO PROTECT RAILROAD woRKNEy.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: | notice that Nr. Henderson, Of Iowa, las IT.
PRODUCED in the House bin 10 the lives OF rail-
road employees. This bill is good as far as Il goes.
as no doubt many lives are lost by Tho coupling n
freight cars. How many Of our l.akemcn lose their
live, ly jumping from TO another. where there
i, mo- connection between the running boards on thc
cars There should bee device which VIII prevent
any such accident To- br1hemeu hy making continuous
foot wall, the length Of the train and being adjustable,
10 hich or low cars. Mr.. henderson has done good
thu- in introducing the bill lie has and 1t should pass
without delay. ClIlZEE.
Newark, May 3, 179o.
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TIE NErRoroLIrIy MUSEUM REopEyS.
J. j. AsToE'S GIFT vED-GENERosITY OF.
TIE VANDIEBILTS.
EDMUND YATES.

J. J. AsTOI'S GIFT RECEIvED-GENEROsITY OF
TIE VANDIEBILTS.
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art threw open its
doors Yesterday after the spring renovation. 1t was
the day for the reception Of the trustees 10 the
numerous patrons ~ the museum. Hundreds OF
ladies in their bright spring costume, rllcd the
museum huildiug, during the afternoon Among the
many guest, wcrc General George Il. Cullum. Nis,
VI. y. Elder, &. L. Harper i. V. ". Rooster
Justice Van Erunt. Mrs. Jacob 4. Cantor, Dr.
\. Brayion Ball Colonel Ethan Allen. william G..
schau,. DR.. Charles 4 Tinker. Morris X. Jc,up. The
Rev. spencer &. Roche. Charlie, " Dayton. ". {.
King. John CaHn Or. H. J. Nouiflrl Professor +. l..
Youmans. Mi,. y. Draper, Nj, Ellen Collins. Mrs.
Levi p. Morton. the Rev. Iia-cy W. Knapp. MrN.
William Il. Grace and Professor Daniel Draper.
Mr.. Marluand. PRECEDENT Of the museum trustees,
received Yesterday a check from william Waldorf
Aetor for Si750O the legacy loft the museum by his
father John Jacob AstDg, less $500 tho tax which
accrue 20 the state.
The executors were not required to pay the amount
fjr two year and it had not been expected by the
Trustees 80 soon.
Tie law requiring tie payment Of tax on leca'ic'
require, the museum - lose about 5000 on tho
le-l,y ~ 5iOoouO l"N hy William H. vanderbilt
Iu>i week. while the trustees were arranging Tor
TIL ratmcut. 8 letter Wa received from Cornelius
and Vs. X. Vanderbilt r@lur.'in that fA"y lo IN
formed ~ the cNtct amount II The deduction I" DC
pad ihr state and the interest on the sane. a. hey
desired that the legacy left by their father siouh 90
10 The museum intact
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Plvmonth Ml,-.. Nay Two dc",~. convey ing
ur.. , ~ land a., Ul4,so.c Bun i'm til, town. fsom
william IT, Brine AID Hannah II. Brine to "'o''i
Cleveland were TODAY recorded IN the TNin""h
County Rcclstv. TIC property lies o. inc '!".'
from tc line ~ t',r uropl,cl Pl,mputh and Eouru'
dale Railroad The scene oi ll0neIlas d. l'e'"
lTacti,c7 Is laid here
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WILLING To ACCOMMODATE.

From The Chicago Tribune
VAN 10 Bac. scat r!,ine-Ng. Chairman Wish to
Absent Minded ChaIrman-I'yc eot several vacant
Eat, I'd lkc---bcg pardon. MI Williams what Is
your mutionl
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A PEERLESS TRAIN.

The Pennsylvania Limited stands first among tne
railroad trains Of the world in the degree OF luxury
and comfort AFFORDED its patrons. The ladies' val;
ng-maii, the stenographes. the inancai reports aS
the obscfvst)ncsr are features entirey orInai anu
unloue with hi, train. The superb accommodations
of the other cars, great speed and prompt move
mcnt. I'll every demand Of the traveller. .D
The Limit leaves New York, stations foct OF Des-
brosses Cortandt streets every day. at 10 oo g. M
for Cincinnati and Chicago. 80
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rolled her up in It, and stood the carpet up In te har
The child wnen rescued punctred mere anu tng.v
with rusty tacks and It's mouth was parry stucu "'s1'
carpet dust, but otherwise 10 was auitc nearly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
OBITUARY NOTES

Carlisle Penn. Mi' specialization strong. promi
nent and influential citizen II Lover Allen ded to-day M
M , Cd, .,.ut,.ulrr wears, IIo had ned -o,tra oncr..
u,no,.r s. H.. May Ira H. Allen did ms evening,
A. thn age ~ sc,cnt, -four Years lie "aN an oldhac
.tar driver AMI for nearly hai century hid been en-.
raord In the livery bu-uc,, hcc. lie had an extensive
acquaintance among Dartmouth graduate and large
,tfl't,r To the rud raised few years ago tho
down,cnt OF a profc,-orship ia tho college"
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frcckes by telling you that they will spot them out.
and then he gives Won glowing accounts or women
who really know how 10 sit we'll you wish you mad
never been born, for feel that In his eyes You were
better when you were only pr0tOpasin ana not
small woman who wanted cabinet pictures taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

90 the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: In answer 20 the question IN this DAYS issue.
may say the bill about Axe Of Consent" promptly
acted upon by The Committee for the Prevention Of
star, REGULATION - Wee. and | have the higlc>:
authority for aging thai 1t cannot by any possibility
become % Jaw. q.
NcN-l orlg, May =, 1880.
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GnnnCIL BUCKINGHAM.

Tic death wa announced on the stock Exchange
ycs;c0iay of Goodcil buckingham, Of g. buckingham
- g.. hsuhcr, and brokers' In the NILS Building.
Mr. Buckingham died on saturday from heart failure
an his hom, boz NoDtclar y. J. lie leave, wife and
tI,. O. llr.u Tie va, born i'm McCouucll-Nillc Ohio.
100 I-iI. ard after coming To- New YORK. entered the
..ir'lV o.! Jay Cooke - 60. He then went in bus
.c. i.r himself. Joiulu- the stock Exchange on May
%. i.iI. Pie Wt. IlvaH, strong Republican. Tie
fn.ri ViI take place 80 tine boG>c al p. Today
and the burial VIII lie al bridgeport, Conn.
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%; tho French painters, is dead.
". Robert -Flcury va, born AT Cologne on August :.
l797. Ic studied a. rari, under Dirodct, eros ana
Horace }cr,nt and after trip 10 italy he exhibited
ia rho salon iu 1-2l. lie received q second medal
iu 1-4i the first in i-:i, l~"5. l-o5 and i-d'. lie
b,came cLcyalcr ~ tie Legion oi Honor IN 1886.
an officer IN 10 and q commander IN l-6'. lie was
cl..foG . member 90. the lu~tgi" IN l-l). lie sue
cr,.,d d., t.1.ncl On thc Academy OF lin" ART. In
5 Jog became professor ~ the school 81 tlhe Art>,
and W.. later dire ior oi u' Hch"" ana director 81
.l.. Academy OF France. His SUBJECT, were chiefly
historical bat he also pnintc! som" portraits. Among
hl, Vuri, are tur ~c'n" de- IA ~Tini HafthcIhN
ism >. cnrl ~" i-.tl. Jane >horr.~ Bcnv"uuto
Ccllni~ and "Char., y. "a, tac Monastery OF SAINT
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,prsrDEyr HtyEys SH0RT STAY

ExPresiceDt Rutherford y. Hayes. who has Just
..r,od from Bermuda, will start for ohio 10 NOR
no,v lie will attend The annual meetings of the
s,,or and the Peabody Funds trustees to-day at the
80, ,,o,ue Hotel. Chief Justice Fuller is "A
tsae. Of the Slater Fund and Is expected - .
hero this morning.
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Gpeeia! Notices.
Ucart Palpitations. Nervousness, Trembling, Col

Heart PnlpIintions NPrNOnshcss' ITrnIuTHE' Oose
hand, and i,,t crrsl by Carers Little Liver Pills
Real Estate Exchange To-day.
Great sale lonacrs property. See Advertisement
Rorbuck', Adjustable Wire >crccnswliI ht any wins
DON, Al hou-,far"!.hng stOc> Acep uiein; ASK ZOE
beet and ca,dpcs; sizing scrceus
~, lt ,n,is Ara.Il,, and estimates given AZ H. SUI.
tnu.,t. Established - years.
The New ORR Association Tor Improving Tho Con.
Association II al Ala society
Get 10 tn o. nome lie Of tho poor and
relief Of their necessities hlIAout regard 70
rae color, creed nationality. All cases OF want re:
cce NOS, careful treatment Inc society grants BencreA
relf and has we..e4 ppe sanitary, sewing and fresh
air departments. u mas Just opened Harlem eransh.
pr,sl,ut John IAtol. IradsuFer Logan L murray No
/ Erol1Way: Cha COM Of Nays and Means, Ia
Fulton Cutting; Chairman finance COM: James A.
scrYnser ueueral Agent. /. :. LoEgworh. 20 S&ovS.
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Furniture buyers that simplicity, durability styk
and combined filing tnelr wants do "eo VI
Flint Co., l0f West 1itb-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06

Are Won too fatl Read Checley's Natural Metho4
OF PHYSICAL Training, All booksellers. :.
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Colorado springs ,,. ,,,.,,
In your own house. EGy bottle or Manitou Minefs'
water and enjoy IT, benefits at home
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II you want work. workers horse; or carriages
board or room, real estate examine the ninth page
Of IAc Tribune day.
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srNnr IEErIEIIE

city Of Mexico, May .. va Gl!ycSton.->cnor
1crtu,hc Governor of the state Of OaNaca, died last
night 81 ichuant pee.
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few elegant suites at the palatial home The cam.
bridge, SHAVE and 33dtt, can Dc hAo se"p""iJ W ~
month balance Of the season.
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II Won want a competent cook or experienced dress
maker be .tlrc examine The short advertisements on
The ninth page Of The Tribune this morning.
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A WEDDING

Chicago. Nay 5.-At noon to-day MIS- Mary
Armonr, daughter Of GcotS, Armour and francis w.
WhitcApu.c, cict son OF the lat, Bishop WL.tcno-c
were married. They starred th, afternoon for New
York, and will spend tacIr honey moon alrJaa.
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large number % popular neccs tics could he me
by consulting tho car iI.5 classified advrrs IN nt.
Oh the ninth page Of The Guhuuc tls morning
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DIED..

Women from their sedenary habits are osten suoiecs
hca1iche ard constipation These are quickly remove
by Carter's Little Liver Pills.
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no not overlook the short. p,hy advert sements on
,b. ninth page. lOu MtN rnd just what you have
~, ~ In search Of for many days.
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Eu iuces chances of many kinds are male known In
III varied collection ~ short advert, cmcns o" TO
nl,ik page of The Tribune tll. morning.
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In.rpn NlcnoLAs RoEERrrLErRY.

Paris, ,iay j.-Jo-cph Nicholas Eo5crt-t iciry. doycn
% tho French painters. j, dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-03-06
Testing the Hardness of Waters.

A rapid method for ascertaining the
amount of lime and sodium carbonate
necessary to soften a hard water has
been devised by NJ. L. Vignon. It gives
satisfactory results in waters which do
not contain large quantity of magne-
stun chloride or sulphate. He employs a
standard solution of lime for titrating the
water, using an alcoholic solution of phe-
mol -phthalein as an indicator. The volume
of lime water added is measure of the
lime required to combine with the free
carbonic acid present in the water, and
that necessary to convert the hydrogen
calcium carbonate and hydrogen magne-
sium carbonate into insoluble salts. On
fltering off the precipitate formed in this
way from 100 G. C. of the water under
examination, the fiItrate is titrated with
a solution of sodium carbonate contain
ing one gram per Liter, phenol-phthalein
again being used to indicate the end Of
of the reaction. The amount of sodium
carbonate required will give the guam
tity of salts of calcium and magnesium
other than acid carbonate present in the
water.