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New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
Az ryproyEyEyr ~ POSTAL DELIVERY.

Tho business men # New-Yorl city Will rejoice over
ueg idea the scope of which las recently been much
enlarged that i the handling oi Letters intended for local
delivery In this city. Dcductng Tho mail received from
abroad an average q 900 letters from outside Of this
cltv h received here daily fo local distribution and de-
livery.
now II those letters should all be poured In bulk into
the General Postonice here former times they wcro
lang delay would occur beisc they could be- separated
bv districts Tor local delivery Tor time the Ran!
way Mall service has 'susod Scw.hork city letters on
the prlncipal tain. arriving IN this city - De sephiar1
y di-trct- on postal cars, that on the ari'a oi
tho m,n wagon, at the General IosoAce here the letters
received being already sorted could be sent out at onoc
for local delivery instead of waiting an hour or two 70
be sorted There are now separated postal and
n Other uoo0,cs 10000 II the $4,000 letters arriving
here daily. The -y,tcu IS now beng carried one step
further and proposition &, 20 have the letters separated
u the lo-tonlccs in which thay Originate.
on June ?, Scw.Yofk and Philadelphia began cN-
cbanpine mail In this way. u &, leaned az the once Of
the Railway Mail Service In tl, city that the plan T.
working well The system ls 10 be carried ont ia N"
urincipal IostoGcc all line, ccntrng In this city and
VIII be- great and direct convenience - the merchants
Of this busy community. PostmasterGcncra Wanamai er
and General Superintendent Bell. q the Railway Mall
service take deep Interest In the development Of the
new system urged forward tho preparations Tor
ts adoption realizing that the method Of separating
the city mail would be o the greatest improvements
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
DESPERATE vALoR or AFRICAN SOLDIERS.

The latest news from the French Soudan tells oi
something unusual I'm the annals of African warfare
negro soldiers blowing themselves mp rather tlan SUI
render. Tho correspondent Of Lc Temps farl'
semi orclal papfr usually well miorncd writes l'o
- Loui, senegal. on the date of May u;
The telegraph has recently informed y"" "p'"
tbc ialng Of tho town Of ScgOn. Coinmalud"'
Arcbnard an Xious ~ terminate the campaign DS ne"
feat Of arms marched with n small column composcu
nj two companies Of sencgaleso rihemcn and section
., artillery upon the town Of OuOscbougou In oNI 10
di.per,c the last partisans Of King Ahnadou' III"
MACE i, q real fortress. three kilometres III oTo'"
terence and II was defended by about l'oOo He"
The attack began April "a AZ o'clock III 'n'
forenoon our valiant troops succeeded durih1 ',''
day IN occupying portion Of the town o"t Vi'
,roucoulenr- kept fighting inch hy inch Inc ua''.'
RACED all throughout the night with great lury' IL
wa a 0eht corp, "A corps, and only on Aprh 3D.
+ o'clock in the evening, were VIC the ma'te" "i
OuO,c ,cbOugJu. >. .,,o.
a, to II, defenders. not single ono SUI ..i
were all killed the spot or blew themselves "P w"
their chief Bandogou by settling fire 10 tea Sno
magazine ON our SIDE. our soldier, nave W, d. hod
cannon shots and burned 2J,OOO carl.lusc nan,
ett~cn llcd and seventy two wounded. lIe , Dan,
iar,r ,iIIarle. ar,, those who suffered the m'>t
Tyr0 FurOpcan. only were killed. ana seven w.
amonr thc latter are i've officers: bur fortuhHcS nv
,,nund, are not dangcroUa Nhhlanou, NIIV ,t',,cd
,ored a. ,nxious 10 have his revenge, mas nol HNtn
irnm Dianghirtc where has taken refuge Inc coIuIi
continue, today It's route toward Mia
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
art. sciences. philosophy. law, medicine. dental
surgery and veterinary medicine.
PRIZE DRILLING; At ANNAPOLIS.


Annapolis. Md. June 5-Tlis is the cay. rrAt 10
commencement Of all the days Of the animal eXaml-
nation at the Naval Academy. The occasion was Inc
company drill for the nag" The winners carry the
oolors for the academic year. The contestants were
Company No. !, 4. Garllcy. Of Iowa. captain Com
pany NO. ,, :. Il. Schofcd. Of NcwYork captain:
company NO. ,, g. i. McVay, OF Colorado, captain :
Company No 4. W. II. sisnor Of Nebraska, captain
The judges were Lieutenant ID. T. Jamar, l. ;. A.
Lieutenant J. VI. Potts ard Ensign f. T.. Capcnlart.
large company Of spectators surrounded the plain
Of evolution Company No. g. with thiriy-six men,
exclusive OF captain and fcCoscrS. went through tho
programme laid down. Then came Company no. 4.
next Company No. and last Company No. l. At
each good movement the spectators applaudcd, while
the band played 10 suit the evolution. The drilling
occupied nearly two hours. The riic match Of one
hundred yards, five volleys from magazine rife.
had been fred in the early morning. The Judges
figures show that the Of drill and rifle practice
was For Captain SchOfeldS company, 3.Ol: captain
Gartley s. !; Captain >icnor's, 2.0"; Captain Me,
Nay =. LOB. Ihls was reported 20 the Board ol
Visitors, and the announcement was made thtt cap.
tain schoiiclds company. the old color bearers. had
retained the flag. Miss Sampson. daughter Of Cap
tain sampson. superintendent Of the Naval Academy.
cOlorS.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
"Stvr yOyES AND P. T. BARNUM.
Letter to The Chattanooga Times.

Letter to The Chattanooga Tines
II is neck and neck race between sam J3'to 90 sn tii
Uornum in Nashville Just now. II Is hn.u " t nor nor
urefcr betting my money sam. True, barhul, ne ne
HE beasts OF the field. the fowls Oh the an @" % w. !,
b % vb"t evvim in the sea while sam has nothing Dut
his mouth and yet for the amusement oi oiV~u or'
- well ns for money making scheme loI Us ts p pan
nrctor the hdsh-chOpper of the "forsl" ~, =,
inv ont Phineas's mcnagerc any time. II ndu ," r
takc my choice between the clear proh'S o uo ,n
about H. and | would have enough colu 'asn unu' ,
and above Rarnum's pile 10 cnjw an orphan a'y @ i,,
Sam soy, he always trusts in the Lord for eryhinE
ir' in the matter Of his bank account he believes III
co operating with the Lord and Nc does cooPo,", 20,
powerfully don't blame sam at all oi ro" ,o,uId
| c> meet as p0us and cOnsecgatcd rs am "p.iur "uu
:. cooperate" too. II | knew how. Hut uoi id~ I'
IL looks nice for 10 be always ch-slh cNvit -
for heing "a infernally tincv when "a result OF the
peoples lberalty he has developed into one OK '"'
richest men In Georgia.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
now UMBRELLAS ARE CARRIED IN NICE.

From The Detroit Free Press.
IL does not rain many days in Nice. but when IL
does come down IL comes down for keeps. strange
a. II may appear there Is greater rainfall in Nice
during the year than IN London, which is considered
the weiteSt city IA the world Ia London il keeps
up con slant drzLe for days. while in Nice as much
water will come down in three days as comes down
In London in three months When IL rains in Nice
the city has squads Of men to 60 along the streets
seeing that the cutters kept clear 50 that the
Immense amount OF water that falls has a chance to
run Of. These men have short poles with a bunch
OF brushwOod tied al tie end Of them with which they
sweep the debris from the cutters and allow the
water % run.
Bat the odd thing about the gutter men +, the
way they have their umbrellas fixed Every man
has umbrella, ard a. he uses both haLds with tle
pole. he naturally cannot hold up his umbrella.
The handle OF the umbrella comes down his back and
is held in position by small rope which is wound
couple OF times around the waist ard then uD
higher and finally comes over each shoulder The
umbrella stays ia place in the strongest wind and
protects the he walks along sweeping away
the sticks II Is rather funny sight 70 see a regl
ment Of these men slowly walking along the edge
q the sidewalk. each with his automatic umbrella
AAtened over him.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
OPENING or THE NEW SMITH IyF1RMARr.

The opening exercises Of the handsome building known
a. the Samuel Smith Enrraary Casueton Heights
New. Brighton s. L. took place yesterday afternoon IN the
Urcsence Of large number Of people EN Norton. presI
dent Of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad presided
and made an address. T.. G. Dcleyane president of e
Huildng Committee formally delivered tho keys Of the ne"
building George william Curtis president Of the Board
Of Trustees Curtis made address accepuUe the
KEYS in behalf Of the trustees and highly praised the d
Auxiliary Committee for the good II had done toward
establshng tho building Addresses were also made
bv Erastus Wiman Rev. DR.. j. Eccleston aud Dr.
Theodore Walser The building three story truct
ure Of brick. surrounded by magnificent grounds and i
nttcd with Improvements. The building cot
about $50 600 II Will be occupied for the fret time To-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
THE LIyrr or MEMBERSHIP REACHED.

stated meeting Of the 81. Nicholas Society was hcid
at DeimOnicos last night. About seveniyhYe menbefs
were present Resolutions adopted expressing the
Societys regret OF the death Of tie fol
lowing members: James NJ. Mclean, Ambrose c. Kings
land and Thomas Storm 1t announced that the con
suonal limit Of 900 members been reached for the
hist time IN the history OF the society. number OF
amendments 70 The constitution and yaws adopted
BY these changes the september meeting viii be omitted
thus reducing the number OF meetings four
year The Initiation fee Will BE- raised slO $50
Among those present were William BecKman, r. j. de
PeysteT John Il. Pine. A. Il. Macdonough T. b. Oakley
Abraham Van santvoord. Il. g. Rcmsen, benjamin l..
swan Edward sehell Charles G. Haieht r. Hansen Purdy
Van Zand Lane Carlisle Norwood Austen g. Fox Albert
Matthews. Dr. Edward ountafd. Dr. I. NJ. Cheesemsn,
Franklin stanton, w. II. de Lancey and Cortlandt Van
p<nsseiacr
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
rlroRMG 4 coLLEGE EDUcATIoN
ALL But TWO SPEAKERS At THE TWILIGHT
CLUB OPPOSE Mr. cARNrGIE's THB- RY.

ALL But TWO sPEAKEEs At THE TWILIGHT
CLUB OPPOSE Mr. CARNrCIE's THB RY
Tho Twilight Club hold It's fortulshny dinner at
Morcuo',. so. West Twenty ninth ~. last night
The subject under d.,cu.s.on was j. u Worth Mhlc
Going - college Iy Ear the larger number u
speakers were in favor - university education which
not only taught boys what they mast experience In
after N.e iut made them acquainted with al sorts
and condition, II men.
Tic Rcv = Howard suyfam presided and introduced
tho topic # the evening {. r Nncuic, the secretary
,y. strong speech in favor ~ college oiuciton That
he said never marrcd man, and Il there "a' any
GOOD in him. 10 made him. Andrew Carnesic's letter
u The Tribune was rc theme oi most OF the speaker.
rhcv an not believe that the sweeping out oi an
Office was the highway 90 wealth. {. y. Hovcc said
tha, he had LOT had university cfucailon ana j"
gr,.tDi H. but De was giving hs youas,icrs ono ana
he thought IL would 90 them good. In DIS experience
as a busnc,, man Ac never had seen "a Gaze ia "Ni''
a decent education made a bad bu..uc', uan.
These sentiments wcrc rccchord by samuel trump
aad Eo,,irr johnson. Abucr g. Thomas recalled
MI, old school boy GAYS vita pleasure. and j. J.
Carolan said That bis sreltc,t ambition ln hfc "ar
70 send hi, boy 10 college, an advantage which be
had not had himself John j.. Ifaviu, lawyer
aid that college education wa the best thnr i't
every hoy IN college he found BIS level. and when
sent out into the world b" knew what 10 eNpect.
Among the other speakers Who itVpFfI c"., 4O,i
we're ". > Hovland. Dr. Eracst DiGkman. ". ~,
cook, j. II. Johnston, ana tr'ic'.oF H. - L""' 10
he nlyersity %. Ncv' Mexico
CAPTAIN John Goldman and Professor !. f. HOLLOWAY
were in favor Of Mr. Carncges tAcory AlnonS 9'het'
present were Dr T. : Peek, joel benton, > -.
ki,.rcdge A. j. C. Foyc. ". II. lioviaua. John j..
Iangc Norman squire, Gcblge ". philips. ). IT
Johnston. : :. Packard, a. W. Gilbert ana T. u.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

An informal tea and afternoon reception were
home in New Brighton, staten Island. In honor Of
Mrs Archibald Oracle. who Miss Constance shack.
The guests were received by Mrs. Fowler, who was
assisted by Mrs. James A. Tyng Mrs. Charles :
Phelps, and Miss Anna Pendlcon. Among those
present Mr.. and Mrs. schuyler Warren. Miss
Hudson. of Washington: Mr.. and Mr.. Edward Dyer,
Miss Dale. Mr and Mrs. Edward Merritt. Mrs. Ed
ward Bonner, Miss Bonner. the Misses Vyse Proctor
smith. the Misses Ward, Mr. and Mrs. stephen How
land Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander ID. Shaw. Mrs.
Munson Beverley Robinson. Miss Adcline Robinson
Mis- Fesser Mr.. and Mrs. Patton Richards the Mcssrs
Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Upshur, Mrs. John
Pendcton. Miss KObbc. Mr. and Mrs W. II. Davidge,
Mr. and Mrs W. II. Thomas, Miss Van Rensselaer,,
Lindsey Van Rensselaer,, Mr.. and Mrs. :. p. Tuck.
the Misses Tracy. Mr. and Mrs. Anson Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. William Lentilhon, Miss Helen Nelson,
Mrs. Samuel Campbell Miss Matte Wiman, Mrs.
Franklin good, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. II. Mercer, Miss
sophie Poole. II. :. Redmond and Nr. and Mrs. L.
Gardner Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs Paul L. Thcbaud last evening celc-
bratcd the twenty fifth anniversary Of their mar
rage by giving reception and elaborate supper
party az their home, No. 1l9 East Thirty fourth 81.
Mrs. Thebaud wore her wedding gown Of White mOirc
antique and point lace. The taJlc service ell
lrey Of silver and the decorations Of pink
Among the guests Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gilbert
Tholaud Mrs. Jules RVnal MIR. and Mrs George
Schermerhorn, Miss shcrmcrhorn. Edward Gilbert
Schcrmcrhorn, Mrs. James T. Gilbert, Miss Gertrude
Gilbert, Mrs. Hugo Fritsch. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Thebaud. MIR. and Mrs. Edward p. Thebaud.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
Po-tonice Notice.
Ishorld ho ro1d d1Ily Ly all iutrrr,te

should be read daily by all interested changes may
Letters lr foreign countries need be specially adj
FOR a,pS'n n a by I9y dn a and eo
meIcai Goegm.nts letters noi ,peeay addressed oenS
promptly in ali cases az thi, oalce as follows w.,
and Tdn3sa SSr II s. a. Aena ecrs Tor cosa Rica ya
on IIu nns Re d,rcct1d rer Aiycnal; at I2 m for
Kin C Jandiro t and sn,os r,ct a.o La Plata countries
o Jnneiro per Ccion Qe;eFs must be directed per
t@ylon'Y at p. m. lor Porto Rico direct per $. $.
sS'H.TrkDAY--At 80 a. N. tor France. switzerland.
1yr I1y 'i q: a." a. m for Great Britain Ireland Besiun.
d A%,3 and & NS"fy I dRe RRFsGf Gafoban Pf :
tries must be drge'cl Yr yGTra 6rana ami Kas.is
and Turkey per $ Elder VIA Bremen letteIs f9r ohes
aopa countries VIA an % @9, be detsa GTss
niIr worksmdam via Amsterdam letters mus, be q:
cd ian a@o1 cs FOR ms s:Ga1d sr ds, fiTss
pcr Crca>a a 10 a. ~ Gf Sa Hay 1S onayss Chs1a ana
sbSisp f5 Msg' shS Rf NIAGARA cr other Mex
a. y m. fcg Nicaragua, per $ $ HsrIan' from news
ois f1 FROM I5'x9 a'sn anu az
Tor Costa Rica Liron' per 5 $ Hispania from Ne"'
M China and Jagpn Ss pei Tune cty 1s q 90 oPhns m
Msls for the Hawaiian Islands per Australia H,STn
FIenslseO Sss hST }1i aIa FL and
Islands per $ Alameda from San Faneisc9 clos: hero
sassos sns SS % s s SAY i:5S:.s 8: s:
Society Islands pT sp s SPS 40 % fa m als s for NsWouna
1Sa Ry'G By rail- to aa and thence by .,easr close az
mi s sS 9s Ssca ssy nnd ad hcG p BY %
fay az, a. 30 p 2 % ssm Mns % a Key west Fla ccse al
3 ~ Mii d.psEch t5 nsS sy .se.Sss
The schedule o. closing Of Pacific mails ar
fpa. fnnS1a 9o 20 SAN ssS ays
Sosiessa a Ses s On s 'a 49 's Rsa e %si
ssaRsSE Il s. yaS sy sS1s S. sG Gr''tn''
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
DIED.

BARTLETToq June I3oo 2, s, ,6S rfdsnTs sor.s o. hid
Lode 0. New-YorA and member. Of the I3th Regiment
eesn Corr. o. proyn o S;e F.p,nty gaS 9Sed 25 z
C.rrroat ave, BROOKLYN on Fildiy Afternoon at
o'clock.
aorexy DS John 4 Is II the 7oh eas of hi: aas.
Funpr services at late residence. No. Isl ST. JohnS
place Brooklyn, y. y. Oh sunday afternoon, June ..
At o'co.k p. N.
In'cruent p.!'a'e.
BoDDY-1n wednesday. 4,h inst, Rev. W. J. B. Body.
40 the residence OF Mr James W. McCelland, 81 5th-
Tho r,ySrnd ,rGy relatives and friends invited
attend the funeral from s. Peters Church NewBrghton'
on Satpriay. the 7th inst.
Tho oalce viii commence at 0 80 a m.
IIsLEY-sudGcnly on Tuesday June g. 1890, Lily F..
wife o Fred d. IIsIey and daughter OF Albert and jana
Ra:peS and friends are invited attend :he funeral at
calvary Chich, south 9h-st, corner MaFcy-aVe on fr-
day, June g. at b. ~.
JOuNSON-At NewtOwn C0ln. June g. 1890, Mrs. 70.
becca b. Johnson woow Of the late David D. John"
FGroral service will be hold a, Trinity Church. New.
tJwn Conn Friday. a. o'clock J. m
NEwB9LDAt BrooSda PcqF Pren'9Tn 5 eS v:S; ~ j. on
Tic re1ycs friends OF the family are respectfully
inrcd to attend the funeral at chapel. Laurel Hi1
,,re,ory. Philadelphia, on Frday' the eth inst, at ia
o'clock.
st.i,y afternoon June 3, Abigail Jane wife Of Malt.
he Smith. in Tho C9th year OF her age. r.,, -,
Funeral from her late residence on Friday, june
g. o'clock p n.
'''ihc Chelsea" 80. Do West 2od-st, Maria, VIE ~
John Straiton.
Funeral services private.
Internlcnt FLUSHING Cemetery.
kindly omit flowers.
THURDEG- suddenly on Tuesday. Juno 3, Ira Edwas1
Funeral services ac The Lafayette Avenue Church, corn1
inst. hall past three
Int ruent private.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
GRADUATES OF IT. AGNES SCHOOL

Albany, June . spccia).-The nineteenth class
graduated from 81. Agnes school to-day. Bishop
Doane presided. Miss Helen southard Hustled, daughter
Of speaker James W. lIuscd, delivered the Latin
saluatory "Tam Martc guam Minerva" The valcdlctor
ian was Miss Alice Blazer. Of Fowler. who took
Two Twiligts7 for her theme. The other graduate,
were Mary Amelia Reach. Of Watkins: Grace NollsOn
Denton, Harriet Kidd Hilton, Agnes Grace Horton
and Mary Belle Skinner, Of Albany: Emily Beruchy
IIorncr. Gettysburg; Charlotte Eooth Newton. Ball
ston Ivy Rae scott. Atica. Ind. Bishop Doanc made
an address 10 the graduates.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
EXAMINATIONS AND A RECEPTION.

The entrance examinations for the University OF
the City Of NewYorl began yesterday There werc
thirty one students whose names entered, six
of them for preliminary examinations. There are
three more days Cor the examination, IN June and
others Will bc held in tho fall Vicc-C nuccor
Mactracken said that the first days showing was I'M
usually good, better than that Of Hst year, which
the best year the university has had. For
the first time the payment Of the mariculaton fee OF
- enforced. one hundred dollar, VIII be divided
equally between the classical and scientific classes
bc given In prizes the candidates standing highest
In examinations. The awards will be made In the fall
\ large number OF people accepted the Vice Chan
ccor's invitation meet the graduating class Of tho
University at his home. 80. II Irving Place last even
ing. Among those present were Charic, Eutcr.
Morse Rowcl William VI. taylor. David BANKS. Mrs.
Eugene smith. W. L. KdmOrc, !. ". {. Lcvcrd7c
!. Reid Robert NcHr9e Frank Bergen Kelley. ii. VI.
Brown. Gilbert /. Anderson, i. Este. Charlc, 9.
Dewey. Thomas :. OLrien, William {. Hes, Edwin
g. Warner, !. II. Hanson. George !. Whtc. George
Donaldson. Henry II. sleeper. Dr. Walter Booth Adams
Miss N. r. Nauduscu. J. r Russell. Albert ID philips.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. I. Russell, Professor and Nrs. Isaac.
Professor and Mrs Baird and MI, Baird. Professor
Iull. George W. Coalcy, Professor Allen, the Rev.
:. VI. Woodbridge. Loul, J.. Trbus. T.. j. Thomas.
Miss r.. Butler. Mr,. benjamin Church, and Mrs.
william +. Cochran.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
MARRIED..

as l:.idAi; @ Sa 1as T. TTfT T %5 SaIf &
dsuehSE v %n " m f cnrg a o. to td. WIFI eas
CLAPP-GoNzALEZH Thursday. June 3 800
Henry /. Cispp. Of New.YorE City.
CoLGATE-CoN NKLING-On "Wednesday. June 4. st Ben
6Tfg oa w. By the ky J2An N seGsss tae is
Daniel H. Conklins. 70 james Colby Colgate Of News
CoLLIEB-wlLsoN-o wednesday, june {, a. the resi-
dsnce Of the brides parents. stuyycsan y Y BY the
Rev. Ebert Neylns; the Rev. 'trore, labriske Collier.
o. Mxandria Bay y. y, and Della, daughter of EaJai
D3 se b@,ed bc by "sea'iEs @ gun? esofy 0 Lines: q
Bessie Barker Robins aud william oco5 Douglas.
FRlMoNT-SNITH-GG -GGOSSNAN-Cn Thursday June 5,
IN sodore C. wiams D6othe Mal,ueritc 2saehteS o.
-. Augustine, Ia
GADE-s -sNIrH-Iune T. 1890 by Rev. G. p. II. Mason, az
the second Presbyterian Chrrch, Gcrmanto"n Phadel-
na Ad5 Ms oy tfS s Si % aa o. N'"f0'A o IA
GRIGGs-ThoMrsoN-on wednesday, June 4, at tha
residence Ct the brides father, by the Rev. Chis i,
iho%po iho%p,O1 esq to Herbert L. 1ii Grsss +'"S' " ''
HALE-C CONKLiN-On Thursday evening. June s. az
fs sT,oy PSe by tS G Ry & 9u Moi Ena i diH%r6t
OF william Conkn. to George Ery Hale of Chicago Ill
At christ thq5eh HeH;York C!ii,, bf tae Rev j.: s
Neson and AlFs. Emily clements. Herbert E. Kinney.
HEDENBLRG- -THOMPSON-On Wednesday. June t.
I a. v 'hs so 'sG5e @ or Yor ' Sr' B Macaic, @a1
odes daughter OF William Thompson, to Johu L. Heden.
HrYTIYG-TIMPsoX-oa wednesday June I. 1890 az
All Souls Church by the Rev. Henry +. Freeman, Lula
Chetegman daughter OF Alfred H. 1np'on, to Sinclair
Tsylor luatnc.
McKEXNEE-sToSE-we "Wednesday evening, June 4; 1870.
Miss Slrah nufogd stone, dauzater OF NJ. ana Ms.
Hubbard g.. Svone. Welded 70 Thomdyke Corning Nc
Kennee. a. the Church II tn, Holy Communion New"
YORK, by The Rev. Mr.. Henry Lubcck
RANsOM-Sr sSDORF F-Tucs!ay, June g. 1890 az ths
residence o. N" brdos parents Noo9Sld. L; L. y 10:
very Rev. samuel cox. D. D.. dean Of te Sathedya OK
the ncarnato1 assisted by the Rev, h.. H. True Emna
Chest rman Su,sdori. 70 GGidon Nunicrd Ransom OF
NeY.York Cry.
HUYLER-GUEEIY-At the Clinton Avenue Keformed
thGrch. Newark y. j. Tuesday evening. June g. 1890.
rv the RcV. Dani- II. Marln. Isabel. daughter OF
William u. Gucrin. to Afcn: Henry schuyler.
TOWI.R-C ARPENTER-In Christ Church PouChkeeps!e,
y. Y Thur-day. june D. 1890 by the RI. Rev. Henry
Potc.r. BlshoD Of the Diocese ~ Nov York and tbs
Voncrtb+ Henry L. ri geafu.. Archde1con OF Duchess,
Jcscph TGckerran Tower, the younger ~on OF ADfs
Tow6 Maria B0ckoe C1rpanteg tn younger daughter
OF the Hon. jacob Il. Carpenter
wEsT-SHA"-on TuesGay. June 1890. at the resi-
Gcncc II the brides mo'not, by the Roy. DR.. ;. II.
ROssiter John West % Elsie L1yele, daughter
of the late Smith l.. SHAW.
WILKINS-SlLSBCI,-In BROOKLYN. Wednesday, June 4.
1900 az the Rs % bride. by the Rev. Edward
Brasiin, Mrs. Fanny Mead S!.,bee. 70 William Rog RS
WNAIGs.
Notices OF marriage must be indorscd with full
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
A PLEA FOR POOR PISS.
rron rho RosfOn Herald.

From The Boston Herald
would like to say word in behalf OF the % cais
inhunan owners propose 10 abandon 10 thclr own
resources when the city house IS CLOSED this summer
Already tho Back Bay District rcsOunds to the val
of those unfortunate fclneS who have got lcii, WIN
ont anv desire on their part lie il said. and, we're ~
not for the Kindness Of nclghbors, starvation wCnid
stare them In the face Considering that the society
with the long will dispatch these poor aninal'
for very moderate fee. II is an excess OF thought
TO leave them - battle with existence People
who remove tO a great distance may be excused from
carrying the cat along, but 1t IS lneNcusable In them
not provide for It, either bv securing another home
or by gently sending IL 10 another. and 10 be hoped
better, world IL Is strange that In an ~ humane
THIS pretends o to be there Is necessity Tor
complaining OF this 100 common form OF cruelty TO
animals.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06

at present she is delighted, like the little fool tfat
she is, IL somebody tells her that her reasoning
masculine in its strength. she is charmed II she s
thought 10 read the books that would read, and
is perfectly willing TO give her oplnior any
thing, from a butronhole bouquet TO double book
keeping she Is Just funny the monkey that
comes with the organ, for she's just being
a man he IS. one girl who realized this fact wenb
into n hahc-dashcr's to buy scarf 10 with her
boyish get-up. she said 10 the man behind tho
counter: "Oh. dear me. | shall never he able TO
with hooks behind Very politely the answer cams
to her, "Yes. madam, but no Gentleman would
ever think Of wearing a ready.tied scarf .Oh.
but, said She Il am afraid ] never shall be q
perfect genteman.7 ! doubt If the lttle lady viii
ever be Perfect gentleman.