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SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL
REMOVING THE PArPER INSANE
PRIVATE PATIENTS IS STATE AsYLrMs.

PRIVATE PATIENTS IN STATE hS' E' '''
TO the Editor Of The Tribune
sir: Yorr editorial IN tho issue Of september - en-
titled Removing the Pauper Insane" IN the opinion
If one who has considerable practical FAMILIARITY win
te subject while the main correct III its Views i
decidedly erroneous far II holds dlrc'uS OF u!
implication. that those who called private pa
cntS should be debarred from the benefit OF treatment
in state asylums. While a.yums are necessarily
established for the reception Of the pauper insane ana
they have the first right and choice. sui those VINO
able to pay for their board and treatment In justice
should not bc drbarrcd from obtaining the beneficial
results Of treatment and often OF all diseases that
afct humanity there Is none which for 'ts treatment
and more demands scclusion and the presence
Of Skill learning and constant watchfulness than that
Of insanity. Through of-not 10 go DacR
,rhersomc thirty years the efforts and attention OF
the law and medicine have bccn devoted to the best
means Of graphing with and checking this disease and
As the different asylum annual reports show Win gra
fying and progrc, >ive results.
The different state asylums have always been al
lowed to receive private patients. and good has
always resulted thcrcfrom to the public charges in In
creased accommodations and comfort which the money
pad 10y the private patients enables the authorities TO
procure for the benefit OF all The rates Of board paid
bv public patients are such merely Ia cover the
artual necessities and dccenc!es Of civilized lfc l"aV
ing ont il comforts. not to say lhNury'
The increased board paid by thcd, private pa
tic,t, enables the authorities TO furnish to al!
accommodations OF excellent character. such as first
,la,, beds, day rooms flowers. we'll Kept ana az
tractivc grounds. books and newspapers, entertain
urntS OF varionS kinds during the lonC. daih wihtr
holrS. and in a hundred ways Ia contribute l" mo
comfort and aid In the Ir"oN.:t Of all .
|, /, 10 he borne in mind that III" linatm u. nine
cases ont Of ten is kcrny alive aud sensitive 70 hl>
cordion--nnch more :" I" real or 1anclcd >lch,S thi
tho man or woman in good health. lie IS hhrh>'N
morbid and hro,dg. and the first step IN progressive
cur. >, him ont d himself which can ONLY hr
done lev Interesting him In something else ld'r ana
in .lir Conplnrc with III" Orders Of the COMM SION
70 which YOU fer every luna'c A., lum ~ tir Nta'"
would become simply prison house. anorihe heh
shelter f,,nd-all inferior kind and nothing rlS"
Hanv afflicted now Voluntarily Ia aHNUlnI, ihr'
could not afford 10 enter Wivat" arylilS vince 'l'
charges arc notoi1uu>y cNtrat agant. They inh>t r.
main without remedy treatment. Tor they are not
paupcrs. IEMTH Al hNoNL hb"f'
New York. Oct. a. 1890.
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Of the work :


Tie Tribune has nothing but words of praise
Tor the thousands of kind, h"spitable people III
Inc county who have entertained the children
ihey are the ones who are put TO the greatest
trouble and Inconvenience, for il Is they who do
me bulk Of the work Their generosity strength
ens The bond between country and city Eternity
slohe Will show the results of their patience and
care and love.
The unique feature Of the work was the day
excursions to Excelsior and Alpin" Groves. on the
hudson, opposite iOnker,. There were twenty
SN Oh tilesr. enjoyed by 1902" people. In",'
wages for Il day, proved a great boon 10 many "A
ured. Woodworking mother. Whole families
went and ore woman sad II was her first excursion
~ twenty years There were plenty OF others
Sho We're but little more rtunatr than she. Tn"
n,sSsh-Ar tund proper is restricted to children
S.oer Twelve Years of age. The day excursions
h se beautiful supplement since everybody,
i Ivth emblem and adults, had a chance to get u
"e . Of fresh air for a day at least.
.ui.s0ns was betrayed by ore man. whose only
print
q, we the Undersigned, find upon examination Of
tn* books and accounts Of The Tribune FreSh-Air
n, mat the sum of $?4, 5l4 90 has been re-
.siseu aullng the season of 1890, including bal
auGe OF 20 cents brought over from last seasOn
suu mat The expenses have been $33, SO4 IL ac-
Uo'Ting TO statements and vouchers exhibited IN
~ " ihe Tribune and by tine Rev. Willard Par.
~, the manager of the fund, and that there is
49, a1Anee OF $40 ~ on hand at this date We
~ nne that the entire expenditure has been for
sssoas work OF sending the benefcaries Of the
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THE ARMOR PLATE TESTS.
THE CRTr~OT ALI. STi.EL AND NICKEL PLATES
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.

Washington oct IL ,-r"~ian.-rh" Eoari of Naval
urpc-> drn.lml 70 cuduct tn armOr plate t">tr az
Anunpu, la, visited he naval proving ground a.
Nat Pie" and completed - examinations. The two
DAYS devoted Ia ming III" five >h'- az each Of IN
il.scc plates presented only III" adverse side TO view
Tmc required 20 remove tn rlacA from th.r firm
and backing that an examination mIHht be made
-, In. reverse ,idc. good deal Of interest naturally
sIrroqi"d this final Inspection. 1t was not supposed
that there vpIld H. material change In IN" re-
II = Lu, tl- secondary examination would establish
h. ,,d question the relative of III" t"u,"t all
-,c'l and ui,h"l p,a;"> and III" CANNED compound
r.,e The dcnr ton Of The latter had disposed Of III"
claim, q" 1t, makers ~ To ~ protective Gnii'r" hut
II i.nlai:.ri 10 w";:"r then theory HAT the
wrought iron inchiis w"iild not r:ack could h" SIS
te,n,d. TIE opposite %! the back II N" tarim.l
plate that tl. Viu.,it iron diverse >irtarc. >p"cd
no cracks hut ra h " The five properties had per-
f,ra,ci H., plate ~ advantages derivable from an
Of he scne Js.' al Sc sce piaes showed few
cracks aJ the four diagonal cracks that divided tho
surface OF the plate Of no, extend entirely through
except pear tho points Of impact. There we're no
cracks ia tl'" nicke, plate. Lrt that now demon
str.fes the superiority Of this plate over its fellows
The ta.t that he back Of the CANNED plate showed
less crar, than that Of Tie trcu-o steel plate DIES
not oH~" the ;at thet all proire,iIe; p"~foia'ci
the former and tlor that penetrated the latter re
manned nh"dcd rhc r.,'tiral rpH'n'on , OF n"
sh.ps one aruurrd with Crcusot steel and the other
with CANNED compound metal. WON'T mean ihc wNrk-
ing Of the vessel carving the latter plate. III" acr
.,ir,s made In the furnish excellent means
:r ,cut:liuc III" ship and In the Weakened rondt l.
cprc,"nie by Tic CANNED plate. for the fourth >hor.
a, mid ," II lutte concern whether tie interior
,itc had cracked.
tl!r bvaid hi> no, yet furnehH III" report. The
work of observation divided up, the peri rmancc
# il.r ordnance noted by .uh.comInlttce. and
~: .er members had IA" work 81 regarding tn 'Jnd
to If the prrjectil"e the extent II remote effects
tho pl1te, the local results Of Tic shote. and the
uiI,tlon of the hdrhIns Ihin class ltCaO Cavc
SPEEDY and minu"!y critical observation, which Is to
be. rnlh-I."d in a loHg report. cOmmrnsurotc in its
mathematical data and clinical consideration with
The importance" Of these tests. The board will a.cori
70 IN" Cr.de"t plat: the victory. which r'sult Va
a,redv submitted IN" Department aftcr the first
dav's firing. The irtrr'-tng novelties Of the boards
report will rest on lis expressions of comparison.
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THE WEI1HER REPORT.


FORECAST till l.. NJ. MONDAY
Wa,hins,um :: l..-For N""'Fhglnnd air "eathef
followed by rain Wr-trn Massachusetts, western on
,ut and g., l,out nprh,iiy Winds. becoming variable
Stationary trl. praturc.
For Eastern Newly rain in tn" southern part far
weather followed hy raia III the northern becoming
waimcr: soutaogy winds.
For Eastern Pnn-yi'ania Ncw.I'Fsf! ~ arc a'u
ui,t rains. va,., b coming slightly warmer. south.
crly. -
For virginia slightly warmer. with rain.
For tie Carollna-. Albima. Fl"rids' ''eorSA' "'s'
sppi and Louisiana. fair weather.
'rr' - r., T.>,, rain; a slight mother In northern
p0'tu" Western Ncw.Yok. w,-r Psnnsylvana Ch.H
wv y'ry'It, Michigan Indiana alt Illinois, siifntly
We; -, ,i, Ind ;ala aid Illinois. threatening
For K'tn, and Tenn .,e" tlr westne,, io""'a o'
'"' ~ ir"'.,n To- 4 Missouri AID Arkansas. CLOUDY
wealth ana rnn. eM nh ia Nota and Nebraska. colder
coiIy ~ tnCr md lalp tar tuesday
For Kansas. cod,r an laIr
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LCFEV4RM GERMAN DEHOChAIS.
BROOKLYN LEADERS YIELD TO BossIsM, But

THY ARE IN THE MINORITY.
Tho German Democratic General committee OF
Drookyn held meeting Yesterday afternoon. at Ni"n
Hall in Wall t., aud by the adoption Of a resolution
commanding the nominations made by the Democratic
couu,v and civ conventions placed themselves III Inc
with the regular machine The change OF front Of IN"
German orc,,1z.ton j. not at all In accordance WIN
,bc desire, of the whole Of that body and this was en-
nhosy.d vc.,.r,,y hv the extraordinarily slim attend
.,nc. aud ,hc absolute indifference that characterized
thc r,o,c,s,ii.c> III many respects the meeting re
minded the ont >dcr, OF funeral. President Henry
ruehrcr OF, Suhr, August Flan III and John Ko"d'r
the leader. q, the movement votS a. chief monfhers'
aud ouIv scmLlance of enthusiasm wa,
,dvcn 70 the Endorsement Of the ticker. Dn'
Of ,hc forty four German club, In Tie cry rep
r,.r, j., The t,o man DcuuClrtc GENERA! commute"
only fifteen were rcpYr-cutci at YESTERDAY Mct.in-
Many of The clubs Disguised with me ia!!nl" 81 '
urn.r,ui, against lo>l>in 70 place ina 'pchh"nl en-
did,,., in ,,p. lcld. aud the members Thereof" II wa
sta,nd nv :; prominent German leader YESTERDAY; VII
support Tie popular Republican candidate" i"r SihrI.
William Kramer. Inc dI>>a,i>Nu "e.'i, LII, Tin,
is aid will start new orcsIza'ion f' WORK aE'i,'
General committee. but with non" Of lis vcak"r>">
NAN ~ ,he German, who attended the meeting y">cr
dav exur,~>od The belief thai few of The rank ana me
NJ Tho cni, wnnd acqicc" IN the action taken bv ,helr
repre- sentative, IN iudor>inc The regular nominations.
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TO TELCOME SENATOR STANFORD.

EXPECTED TO SPEAK IN CALIFORNIA ON THE
TARIFF.
san Francisco oct. IL (SpeciaD.-Arrangemcns are
making here to give senator stanford public Tcccp
ton In Sacramento and san Francesca MT
Stanford will arrive in sacramento next Wednes'
day night and the design Is That Ills ola 'o"ns
people mel ghbors who knew him before wealth. ana
honor canle-shal welcome him home ana testify 'her
regard. on Thursday the senator Will 10 gwen d
great reccntjop "a. tc Palace Hotel IN this city. In
nediarlv aftrwsrd Mr. stanf will make tour ~ tn
state speaking in all the large cities lie Will dis
cuss National ISSUES paving special attention to tile
new tariff which, he will demonstrate is peculiarly
adapted to developing California fruit growing and
manufactures and illustrating ms argument, ny wnat
of the state dec arc that this tour OF Mr. stanford Will
show that he justly lay clam 10 Ge tie foremost
5 well the most popular >auorn'du
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WHERE To DIVIDE A WORD.

sir tn determine a discussion in printing once
,,o.o dvitc correctly the word culiivailnC; is II
,nl n va ting. or cult vat lng mn ~ d. IT'''
10 - Nt>sau--t oct. ]. lo!".
,TLo ,s,ro varies Wilson on Punctuation and
u.oE.,I,r.s American Printer. bot. standard au-
,horit;es oarcc 60 that the radical or drriVatioh
,r,rd should not he divided e. that d'rva'i'e
wards sbouM bc 80 divided rs to Indicate 'heir
nrucipal parts: l3i that a single r"lls"hah' o~-
,xcc, tyo yoweb should be joined 10 the "tter
syllable. The DIVISION S""' .;.. IA
cul,-;v,,ing. cnlti-vatng or culti'a''ing'-H1
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TO the EdltHr OF IT," lfi " g

TO thc Fdii6r Of r." 7 ! u u " =
,l,A mo- 4 few vu'l- ~ r"p'' =" " ''''''. "''
=, l... ~ on IT, -'udv ~ fr:l-' r' OH N''' 4"
III. 20. - rather nl ta' Lex f'''t "'" J. - 1t"
g. u,...i rs Ill vu. h,v. - II {" i''ii'i even =
..o.i I'm. al Ai'r.t". IN = I''A ~" ''""
l.,,. l...r ,,,,,-. .l,.G tie rdl- -i''- ~ "' Il
,..l , 90, \n,.,.. a.. ll,-.. iisl '.""'n linHa:'>
b.. luuIa: EulI,~h. h'," h'''n 81 '"' P''' "''
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.,,l., Fed ,,,,r. th,' culiIia ." e. 10 h"i' 10
,,,, +, vsn tl,y n. entitled hy th"ir rTp r'an'r
Md ,ll> ,uplr.- VITA az greater fore" :" ~" >''N 80
rrc ii ,l,u =, ira, Of rrr.,h I" r'n'n. which, ""'
,tr ,iic Il gene al'l irli t'ulr own Wa" Inc f"t"-"
.r,r,,nc,, !, AT, 20 BE- n,c.'riri. aad to ie 'a'''
,,l,,.nr.. %. lie. H.. nml"'r pr""'-r than III ~
',,r.., of the -nl"nt, mfrr'.u, 4 VA early n ~
ann, ,rLcu | "a. a hos IN ~, Collie" E" the CIV E"
x.x >,~h ,h.u ,h. Free, ,cidrmy. II WIS IL" ir>l
,I,, | L,lryc I'm the land w'r'rc rhlr of FF:lsh
=, ,r a. Il and under rr,f -- ,r a''l s." usri L.
,ud, ru.ll,h A. seriously ani IL. thorough, a. any
,,,hcr .nut,. pre-, ti,n.l Il, ~" ihs,i N"h II" !
remember IN. i-cGucn, v.i', % NV o'i 'r"'! lanes
A. ,,,,,,,i vli, p Ike ui the Er-h II hrfitHrnt ~
,I, IT, ,,r. orr IN or coll ." VIM" inrrr" VA ,
lcIt aud a,Lnrw lr,rri III Al "thl d'Pii !" nv, 81
tudv Tie, student then h,r" h"r /" =" in-I'"
Ard I, cNp.r~> hlm." u"i'I. t'i ''ri''' '. u ""
,,.,r haze NOS uti"rd t!,' i''"htd-f 90 li'N
i,,ing. IT NV: -" l.i"""l I" j. - -'' "' ! W
opc'- ell -. wirlr rl'" II la don" q hn' h'"'i
mind the irnpnr.ii!rr 81 ia" trnil tni va, p''-t"
,.l,,n t'ru IN ct" Tia" Ep "h' i"i Nj. y. ''a' ~"
dep ,rurn Fu,li'h ought +" hc ",'A'" up a.
one Of il,, most mpttt our> n thu ',!"tr i"' VIM,
~ cr ,n,, lc the .incn,> ,it" ~ ~ after gradual
,ur . COOL know .rLG" IA Eu-'>' ln-na-' ana IT.
Literature h. VIII md "N"r'd n.h u,r."i or THE
~ OLD t'RADi AlE OF iiit ''LLft'E Oh ME
cry ~ SEW \'lk.
New YORK; oct u. LOO.
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MONDAY PAGES

po,ai OF Mr. Wn>Or he bc depended for admins
Uatlon at once >agacious and efficient. A Harvard
man might hesitate even 10 imagine the case have
Nehtufrd 10 puf. but Yale man. familiar much OF
inc tllnc by near residence during the Ia, thirty
year, with Harvard matters, ! could say even more
IMAM nave sad II had the OF Of the pcr,On,
whose names come to my mind.
Ia ST. Nicholas ave-. New York, Oct. 7, 1890.
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MARRIED..
CADcAN-WTYY.IAN

CARSAN-wILLIAMS-On Thursday. October 0. q ca.
vary Church. by the Rev. Henry Y. Sattcrlec D. u.
assisted by the Rev {; T. whcmore; Of Dotchs:tss:
Macs, william Moore Carson to Jean Maciay. oSuentef
OF the lat. John ). Williams.
Saturday. October II. o. Trinity
Church, L,nOx. Mass, by the Rev. J. =. franks, ~
salem Mas. assisted by the Rev John Ireland Iucxes
ID D. of Troy y. T., and Rev. William NJ. Grosvenof
Of LcoS Mary Auchnuty. daughter Of the late II. Sand
Tucker OF N,w.NOlk, TO Francis Julian SynSe son q
W. W. Foctt Synx'. late OF the Foreign Once Aonooo
Washington paper, please copy.
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fund to the country. except certain necessary e>-
pcnses for postage. blank books and medical at
tendance as shown in the st .t"mcnt herewith.
MORRIS X. JESCP,
C. VANDERBILT,
W. T.. DODGE.
New-YOrk, Sept. %, 1890.
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.,WETE SMEL> Al AEOMNDE."

Tn ina Editor 81 1hr ! ~ hume
,r. dc>ir, 10 add my testimony Ia that OF others
.oc.rdirp the ncrcicnrv Of the street Cleaning De
,..,,.pt ,ur c1riI,,. ha~ remained IA"'ipticsI
f.,, r;,ursduX uL Tuesday, ana fH~ i mol an I'M
RON nun ~ ','rr.,,,r TlN Z DAYS.
t;rand boulevard l'ncl"ancd. sept 30. $50
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weather followed by rain cooler Of nrss. then growing
warmer

Stop that hacking. by removing the frrits'
ton in the throat. and subdung any Inflammation tnae
NAV exist there BY using DIR. d. Jaync's Expectorsnt
a long established remedy for Throat and Lung troubles
OF fifty years popularity. ..
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rp,nuYr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
FAR
Inches
800
2QS

In tie diagram continuous line shows tns SsrSmee'
Stcn, - station this citN Inc uash !nu i'
TIC trnreratare noted at prrys fnaFs'y' '"" hu"s'
rrbunn OG,c. oct. ID a. nj ioo"' "'''''i !" .
v.,h most of the time ig-r'cay, "itH i'ear s"cs y"
,,ir, IN, temperature riicd bt"r'n % ana %
.., ,,. ,-.Yagr 90, being - lower than on tne
ay lust year. and ~ lower ua Oh Sa'"
day. .., ,,,, n .,av there will probably be fAis
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A on yrc FOR BOOTH AND BARRETT rs BOSTON

Boston. oct l.An announcement of more than
usual interest I'm drauaic .r' L. made 10 day Ia
tho effect that the Inoh and Barrett engagement at
m. Ros,ou Theatre m, :raSon has been cancelled.
owing 20 TIE uilprc cGrntrl run Of Tho Soudnn,
Inc most success jul play p'"iu,cd here for years
Tooth aii n,rrtt Will play their BOSTON engagement
nj the Park Theatre.
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DClrU IF On 3KLES n MERRITT.

Norwich. y. y. Oc'. T. hnrc> II. N'rr'i' pi'-i
dent II thu David Ma dni'' Hammer f"min' G'"d -"
hi home here this afternoon ~ III" agc 81 ~"v"ii' ~
LIe ninth page Of The TRIBUNE odlv contains a
varied assortment Of Interesting W ant adVcfi'"'
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When baby was sick, We gave her Csstorn,
" hen she was o Child, she cried Tor CastorlAs
When abe became Miss. she chung 20 Castore.
When che had Children. she gave them Castor16
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Postof1icc Notice.

>hou,d hr r al GaiN b' AL ntr'etad rs chahRS INV
Let! !, ol lr.rGn eeunric. ieer not be specially q;
when !, l. sud to dcplIrat,s Q; banking and COM
"c:si G9'"G'9,c st!ess no. ;ssr.4h addressed 0e'"s
fort;.n NIL, Tor tn" week ending o.tobsr is viii
'''; MoSD iS AT T. me- ,,r h64 rrc!;o To,iei A"s
a; nal, ,e' CT, Of Pen, from Ne" % Wsr,a Vt.
>oa II and n'yaen 10. d,;t, %
" .5".s,. AID E Toi de- PAX mr. - oaa
e! Ja"1 81, y,S%" ana "a acr
PAR pra, % L''h 10, = I f,%" p ns
+, Sns .ovn ,r mott rS b. arcis~ pei
oy 4, a ny o.n q" 40! S'r Of s.m t d;.e
pcr S. rrr+l,nd Via An,wcrp otter must hG Gseese3
isT f a,.o s.,aenI" o.. Atns:
s CO. Hsgs' Sa t r'% H'' mos, %
for fu9i p 10 a. M far S,n pss
lu tmt Victoria vi. = ntnanp,"n and Inmhnrs
fnInAy; 1, S c fG @""'''a ana '''sv''"n
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Via HAVE 20 T and %Sun n'. s.,e. ss'ap e.
s''s'% s;:.S,:s ne, d c;,s f.
rpSG 20 a. c"nn'r Tor isray DaSa sTe:n
and Rns,s sI va ESQ s. Ha nas
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y:ya@ a; = m c e. c: az w..s,s e.
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Ill.,, .T e g CO..: ".' vi. , 1's
sa.o 81, .s9 S%I:s Per at NS',s'r ''s
s!o, 1T A.a With , ar's b.! ''.i' ioi sss
,,am San r.r!."o co.e here 0r;'ner , Isc sy
p,r dom San francisco c,oe h"sr % ,s, 20 Hans
So p ~ Malls Tor %Gmfou y, , ns o ~ .' aay a. -
ana Nan. for Mqn.ion by ra 3: " n ana Mssis
~ Cn nv rrll TO Tampa Fla and tnn re o. c" Saiiv
IoI Thu:Ifays. clos" y. WI, U
t,'lin0 Mails for Myco overland .iIrss Isy
ad,s, d for despatch by -eain'r eos" a. '''> ''"
1T n. NJ. ,, =. Glazing NJ Trans. Pacific mails 10
ard tr,n.it San r1nr:.ro A, ,n d,y Of sailing &
srm smmrs arc despatched theme the safe day.
p..,on.. r. C9F&tthHs: \. r, os.oSef 10 iee
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When the head feels duh and heavy the skin apppaSs
sa,low and the stomach r,fuss iUoi, tAAo
Car,er's Little Liver Pills. Don't forget this
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there is ANYTHING you need In business or az sn ~
M wdf viii ,robnbIy and II advertised OH the nhth DaSe
az The Tribune to-day.
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THE WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY CASE.

TO tn. Editor OF The Tribune.
sip: topographic special from 81. Louis printed IN
vor SATURDAYS edition entitled Decision In Copy
rcht Case" aid having reference TO the controversy
over webster. t'nab.d.cd Dictionary concludes
Thus:
.Iudrc Miller decided in favor Of the defendant,
rli, McITialn> held that the reprint was NNld u'
latest edition, etc.
beg leave To- correct tho nisapprehcnSon which
Won have Inadvertently created hy THIS statement
Tho etc" al the end Of the paragraph hk" IN"
celebrated r. :" To- 4 Mdv's letter Contained The rith
# the Whole matter. since IN il should he understood
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ruE TRIBUNE FRESH-AIR FUND
REPORT OF ITS FOURTEENTH AND MOST
SUCCESSFUL SEASON.

Tho fourteenth year of The Tribune FRESHMAN
..or,, which has just closed. was the most sue
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~ Get most beautiful of charities. To the
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RECEIPTS.
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And COmpexon. us, CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
Violet.
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tn MANY iunt Or LIZ Broad1ay. aid 5o 2A.aSe:
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For the Blood, Nerves

Fucr and Hands. For the ,mu,d inprovemest q
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The Ward Electropposte Dental Plate Is the most per-
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WOODLAND CEMETERY.
Woodlawu Station (24th Ward, Harlem Railroad
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