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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
PAINTINGS AND THEIR BUYERS.

william II. Shaws pictures which were sold lat
night failed bring good price, marked " sales
~ other collections at American Art Gallcfc, on
wednesday and Thursday. The Imbarkston' hy
Bernc.Bellecour brought 81 600 other sales were a.
follows Lepinays "on me Mediterranean sea- f3l'
Clarence S. Day; Roumegoux's FLAX Brcakcrs,' 5000
and scheock's shecp IN the Snow" 1900, Nh Etnger
Beauquesnc's 1.-The Escape" s3G5 j. T. schwartz :
ChelminskIs "Thc Fugitive Nihli-t" $3.50. W. H.
suvdam: Arthur Qusrey's "A Breezy Day in New-fofA
BAY 1890 same buyer Berne BcIccouis "lr Captain"
.,o5 H. Dominck Uagbor4- "A Passing Filtration, -
$40 j. X Patterson Meyer Brrmcn's The Artists
studio" 500 Mr.. Gillespie; "Nary a Red" By }. g.
Brown 1910 and Kray's The Water-N ynphs Prey"
5000 Mr. Preston Of Detroit. In ALL flt,s1l was
received Tho total for three days :l06 9o6
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OEiTTAR J.
rxn.nnr nExNINaroN I. RAyI

EXJTDGE BENNINGTON +. RANDOLPH.
IN judge bennington 1. Randolph, died AZ his home
No .g- Norh IT, Icrs@y cts. lat night. He was
seventy two years old. lie Wa, born IN Helvldefc
s. H. ard was graduate OF Lafayette COLLEGE. lie
prlctl.ed law in jersey Cits. Freehold aud New York
lie wa- tho nr-t law Judge n Hudson County ana Wa
for ten years Judge ~ tie firt District Court In
Jersey CITY II. VIZ. Democrat. bul dd not take
an active part ln polite. Al the time II MS death
be- was member of tic state H"aid "i Riparian '"m
.oners. Two month, ago be- r'-i-n"l the pos |"n
IF member Of ihr state Ioard Of Edu,ailpn lie had
becn I'm tn hoAri fpr several year. H. va devoted
Christian and was a member OF the FIRST ltc~hA tfhh
church and president of the Hudson llDIc society
4 uilc and lDug children. slrvl'" MN. one oi rs
f.urh'cr~ is The uif. Of Governor Joseph d. Ecdlc
and another f. the VIZ, ~ Favc Nchcc. OF the firm
~ Lcdlc Nnirhead a McGec The funeral viii be on
TUESDAY morning.
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INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs Nicholas Fish gave small reception ior Mr.
md Mrs. Kendall yesterday afternoon. MISS Demon
and Miss Fish assisted in receiving. among tie
cres.s we're Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Gerard, MIS- a. =
Hewitt the Misses Hewitt, Edward kemeys, MISS
.ur Townsend. Miss Vail, Mrs. Cooper Hewitt, Mrs.
T r Wilmerding Miss Wilmerding, Miss Eleanor
robinson. Mrs Victor Newcomb, Mr.. and Mrs. John
new Miss Amy Baker, G.. A. Morrison, jr, Mrs.
rduard Hartman, W. Sachs, Mrs. William
nscood Tallmadge Van Rensselaer,, NJ. A. Wilkes. Mrs
r Gilbert the Misses Gilbert, J. Smith Bryce. Mrs.
~ e Whitney, Mrs Karrick Riggs Miss largous,
commander and Mrs. Goodrich, F. II. Baldwin
Mrs. Henry DeCorpct. Miss Fawcett, Miss
1Suipebrt Manuel de la Cucva, Robert
Potter Miss Margaret Elliott and Mrs. Won b..
rbompson. The Adamowski Quartet Club of Boston
Will play at Mrs. Fsh's house on March o.
Mr.. and Mrs Ii cnce Tunure gave an ella. elaborate SS
All FNth-ave. Miss Elliott and Nine. Pemberton
Hlncks sang. After supper. which was served az
small tables the Hungarian Band played for dancing
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. w. c. whitney,
Mr. and Mrs. Brayton Ives, Miss Ives, Mr.. and MIS-
John E. Parsons, the Misses Parsons Mr. anu
Mrs Cooper Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs james W,
Gerard, J. W. Gerard, jr. f. Dyer 7u' hnov
sregory, Miss Flora Davis, John ii. DAVIS, MI az"
Mrs. II. II. Ward, Mrs. c. \. Post' MI 80
lr and Mrs +. W. Vanderbilt, Mrs. william foS,' Mss
Post Mr. and Mrs. Karrick Riggs, Charles a. NUM-
ul,an Potter the Misses Gilbert Mr.. and MIS- a.
ladenburg Mr. and Mrs. Elliott RooseVe', "fs os
ben.se,acr Crncer the Misses Gunec. A. I. ru,ec'
Mrs. stuyvesant Fish II. Madison '3neS' MI III
b. Cruscr, the Misses Cutting Mr., ana ma "T' pordsn
hartmann O. Hartman. ir., Mr. and MIS- "e @i,se
y. De Forest Miss Ha,gons l. T. mafspuS: sidney
s nei E. j. BnNcs kenneth Ross Mr., s CANDY" my
Miss Candy, Mr.. ard Ms "eVrFG so n'" p r wilSn1
n y r N and Mrs.. w. r. Fravcrs and Arden Harr
man. ou. ~ the Eodminton Club
,h,s afternoon n the list Regiment Armory ,'o j.
way and Forty -f.:n-.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
GRADUATING rA7EnINAEY SURGEONS
NINETEEN or THEM RDrTIvE THEIR DDGETFs
Those VIII TOOK PRIZE.
TIE thi+, third annual commencement Of the New

'''Fi@ " - 'f'' '''ft''
Tie hlr, third annual commencement Of The New
York College Of Veterinary surgeons
and school ~ Comparative Medicine
took place last night ~ Chioaclng Hal.
The large concert room va, filed D., sies'- ard
friend Of the students. cycu the gallery having hN
10 means a deserted appearance. Nu-ir ly ta4pt
opened the programme and then the faculty and
the graduates Of the year fled in aud took their
places
on the platform Dr. w. T. white president
Of the meeting. the Rev william H. Lewis Psofc,.
-or lame, HamlN. class officers Arthur G.. Garter.
president; John J. Fox, vice president; Alfred T..
Luke. secretary George Fuller, treasurer. ana the
executive committee Of the gs.duats-.
After a short prayer Dr. Henry u. GNl read the FOL
lowing list 81 names II graduates for the year 1890
samuel : Brooks. George samuel Fuller sherman
William Mount, Emil Alexander Mayer Peter Archibald
Dawson John Joseph Fox. Dennis DOYLE. william
Henry Vaway. Alfred Emil Luks rll g., Josiah
Winau,s Provost. Conrad William Hracuticam Edward
y Farrell. Charlie, Record Edward Frederick Koch,
william james Mckinney. Arthur Gilmore Carter
Thomas /. Iallon. Robert Keenan, and Nose r. Critc
cr~on. lie informed President White that the faculty
recommended them 10 receive the degree veterinary
surgeon.
The president. after few words and after receiving
from the graduate the promises by which every
entering the profc ion i bound handed 70 each
student hi- diploma.
The president next AWARDED the prizes. The gold
medal presented hy the faculty for the best csam.na
ton passed awarded 20 Peter Archibald DAWSON
and the second prize silver medal 4" George samuel
ruler. 4 pocket case If instruments. presented hy
Professor -. 4. foinstOck for the br-t anatomical
preparation, va, Won by G. W. Brarntigim silver
medal. given by Professor H. d. OH for the best
practical examination, went 10 sherman William Mount
of two silver medal, given 10y Irofr Jane, Iimil
one for the best surgical examination, adludgcd
10 ". i. Mckinney the other. for equine pathology
:. q. Carter.
samuel :. Brooks read the valcdictory in which
he traced Tie he II The veterinary art in the last few
year. and poke hopefully for the future The pro
ccedines brought to close by q clever. in
structivc and most amusing address by the Rev Will
lam H. Lewis. lie drew a picture between the horse
doctor Of The past whose favortc medicine Jersey
lightning and cayenne pepper TO the veterinary
eeDn Of to day who might ai ANY time be- called I'm Ia
which careful 10 select somebody who knew hi,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
CONFIDENCE IN A BANKS MANAGEMENT

The suit brought BY the against the Homestead
Bank compel to show why It's charter should
DC revoked account Of alleged deficiency Of al 600
IL assets. has been taken from the Calendar Of the su-
prene Court where II 10 have come up Yesterday
representative Of the State Banking Department decided
that notes the amount Of 1000 held by the bank
shoud be clasd It's assets president
J. Wesley smith deposited that This satisfied the
tank examiner and the suit was not pressed Mr. Smith
aid that he had considered the notes In question good but
avoid giving bank the appearance OF having
capital impaired had paid In the sl4 600 In cash. The
cero.tor IL said had every confidence In Mr. Smiths
management OF banks affair, and the deposits Of
institution had largely increased in the last few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
TILE RATTLE OF ATLANTA.

One OF the decorations at the dinner 70 be given at
the Union League Club 70 General w. J. Sherman on
Aprn II Will be painting Of the battle - Atlanta
on rulv 22 l4G4 IL Is picture 80 by 40 inches done
in pure India ink, by James J.. Taylor. for General
Granville NJ. Dodge, the chairman Of the committee on
rocepton who commanded the 10Th Army Corps Of
,o,l..i sherman. Army Of the Tclucsscc. General
Dodge with his STAFF mounted arc IN the left foreground,
his division being active In repusine the 'e general
John Hoods assaults in the rear Of ne Amy OF the
Tennessee on tho left f. shown General Elliott W.
gtce, division and near Major Frederick Walkers
ix Napoeons and six Psrrott guns hurting pioicctles
AZ the approaching Confoderates
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The last opportunities to see the Ksndsls IN new.
vo,k this season are offered to-day. They VIII pay
The Iionnaster In the afternoon anu ~ no
..,r end with the pay with which they began Ave
Months ago ; Scrap Of Paper"
n,ofassional matinee Of The Stepping Stone was
c,von AZ the standard Theatre yesterday Inc mouse
uas We'll filled and the audience, which was oil course
LARGELY composed Of actors appauded the scenes anu W
performers Vigorously.
q. Norma - was sung by Miss Emma Abootts opera
eor,nv a, the Amphon Academy Brooklyn, lost night
The short engagement will end with Romeo and Jue'
,b,s afternoon and The Bohemian Girl " this evening
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GENEROUS AUCTIOyEER
From The Chicago Tribune.

From The Chicago TrbuNc
| was over at auction sale OF old books the other
aav The auctioneer held up a dusty volume which
from the title worth about 10 cents, and asked
thc usual question, " How much :"
4 woman In the crowd said, "jO cents
The auctonecr began crying 30 cents. wanting to
know II he heard the 60 A. he asked the question
hin cves accidentally turned toward the bidder and
.hs nodded. The auctionecr began crying 80 cents
and wanted to know II he heard " the 10" The
,'nman nodded and the auctionecr took the bid and
crrd :. 20 cents do | hear the 80 y" The woman
nodded again. This was kept up until the woman had
rnn her own bid up ~ ~ 80 The auctionecr then
,"hcd hcr name, whcrouoon he said "Sold 10 Mrs
80 for 30 cents" whcrcat the crowd roared, but
tbc noor woman didn't 10 know what the
meant She paid her 80 cents. tucked the book
dor her shawl and went ont.
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Postofiice Notice.


(should read daily by all interested. changes mag
at any une
dressed dispatch by any particular ST. amer except whet
N is desired send duplicates Of banking and comnercA
documents letters not specially addressed being sen BY the
FOREIGN mails Tor the week ending March will closs
fpromptl, In all cases. ut this office Is follows;
sATURpAY-At a. m for France switzerland; l:aly
At 80 So 'irectrd .per iesa', az 80 a. M for Ger
pcr s. Fuda, Via Bremen (letters Tor other European
Countries. Southampton must be directed pei
Nethe.la and Austria per = = Auiana, via Queens,
town Octters other European counties must DC d.
rected per Aurana'D at a. m To- scotland direct per
Ethiopia at 10 a. for ST. Crox and 81. Thomas VI, "a
rroS also Wndward Islands direct per city OF san
AnsomS va cu,aiao acr fns WITH i1 ri id ce iS
Tor Curacao Venezuela. Trinidad British and Dutch
Guiana must be directed per rrns willem IiI,1; az
anprnce Venezuela, Curacao and ss,anls &C., must be
directed per Coona'l at i N. for Fortune islant
A .ns ycatan per city Of waeSnston fess:
for Cuba Tampco direct and for other Mexican Satet
Via Vera must be directed per City OF Washneton)
Hawaiian Islands Australia IGg SAB E,agssss,
sIsnd per ship Tropic Bind drom SAN Fanei,so) close
here March 20. at y r. Mails for australia New
media iron san Francisco, close here March 81. at
~ m (or on arrival az NewYork OF s. Aurania, with
British malls for australia Mails for Cuba by rail- u
Close al this office daily at 80 u. m
.hc schedule Of closing Of Trans Pacific mails Il A.:
ranged the presumption q their unnterrutd overland
on .me Al Francisco the day Of sailing OF sfam'r,
are dispatched thence the same day Registered maa
closes at $3.50 pcoRSEEIT VAN coTr Postmaster
Postonhce. New.york N. y. FEB. Is. 1aao
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DR.. TKIEDENTHAl
Berlin. March 7.-Dr. rrcdenthai formerly Prus
sian Minister 81 Agriculture. b, dead


Carlisle Penn March tsp"ciaI'.-Mrs Henrietta Ego
vr,,, vito ~ ev.Indge Watts Commissioner Of Aerl-
i,re undo, Precedent Grant and for many years prcsi
den, Of the Cumberland Valley Railroad died here TO-DAY
Al the arc ~ seycnit.tuo years.
Saratoga y y March Special John VI Dawson.
A prominent and wealthy citizen di'a to'hiS". ne was
=, go. ,.,-. ,,..ia.o, ~ the SaiA,oca and whitehall
u,u,sd now ,aft Of the Delaware and Hudson system
lie vas seventy four ,caf- old
Carlisle Penn. March i>rcoiall-Jo-'ph H. hrl'n'
baum prominent Tr'ema,on. died of ph'n"o"' S'''
d,y a, Chamher.,urc ~ no ace 81 forty N'ai'.
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taken into consideration. and a good deal OF doubt
has been expressed about the substantial qualities
Of salt fish. trpe in vinegar and other cold thirst
provokers usually 10 be found on the side table o.
Fan River hostcries Crackers and cheese and bread
scrvei without extras are known to be OF lttlc or
cunt in transforming comparative strange
into "A lncst and make sure. number Of the pro
prctors. the police say have applied 10 a lawyer
for an opinion. They are anxious 20 learn how thev
can sell the maximum OF drink with the minimum OF
food and X ont Of shooting distance OF the Boaru
If Aldermen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

The usual circular recently sent to the DoNaOu'ls
, he Metropolitan Opera House asking for expressions u
desire a. 10 continuing German opera FOR ahouef
Tho circular told each receiver OF it that II his shs"e
- ~, con, 4, on or before March It would be assumed
,h,, he voted for continuance. Up TO yesterday s'e
noon onlv eleven answers had been received ana tes
were all hut one IN OF more operas in 'Terma Inc
indication IS therefore, that the boxhodefs arc Oh 'r WIZ
~ - ,y,b tho present order Of things, and the
Question Of German opera NewYork for next winter j.
thus practically settled.
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MR.. COgDEN AND THE SHEEP.
From The Cincinnati Times star.

TTTT-'TTI - -
Americas Golden, going ont III" '"' '' WV
day, met a sheep. ,,, ,..i, - .,d
A inc lot OF wool you have on your PACK; S"u
ne - Uy ihc WAY what J., the price 81 W""i A.,
" ~r,rnty ave cents a pound" answered inc DIE
McrinD. ,,, Th,t,s thc rcsult
, ,r,,,c,i',r KAN material ought to be on the Tree
llst. ......l. a., food and car,
l,ut sir il cost. my master mu'h 10 ieen anu onic
far me and u, must have some piohi. lou u" ""1
brgrudee him far lvrs, trust Denied o rT"'o,
n,d G,r ,lntlur and In that case the factories
lr"nld I,,e business and worlmen be put to sore
strait. and Indirectly The whole community "'"'
cobocn replied lonily: " BAH >'u are a NUT
ton head - ,, ,rc galley after stopping
-. .n"u.h f., rcmafL " I'm glad am sheep.
ANYHOW it. far better thah 10 pc All "''
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WORKING ON THE FAIR BILL.
THE CHICAGO COMMITTEE AND THE HOUSE
SUBCOMMITTEE IN CONFERENCE.
EXPECTING TO HAVE THE BILL READY FOR RE-
PORTING BY MONDAY-A TELEGRAM OF
SUPPORT, SIGNED BY MEN REPRE-
sENTISG MORE THAN $4,000, 600.


Washington, March THE Chicago committee
which is in Washington TO consult with the sub-com
mttee OF the House Committee on the Worlds Fair
was promptly on hand this morning, and discussed
with the subcommittee for two hours the details OF
the bill. When the hour OF adjournment reached
about four sections of the bill had been gone over.
The committee has since then been in informal
sultation the remaining sections, arranging the
necessary changes in the bill The Chicago Committee
pledged the members of the Fair Committee that
Chicago would raise S10,OOO.ooO with which to erect
all the necessary buildings and pay the expenses OF
tho Fair and will ask the United states Government
only to make the necessary appropriation % erect IT.
own buildings and take OF its exhibit The
two committees will meet again in the morning, and
will work two hours the bill. They hope to finish
IL by Monday.
telegram from Chicago was received this evening
by Lyman ]. Gage, the chairman of the Chicago com
mittee, and will be presented the Worlds Fair Com
mittee in the morning. The signatures represent an
aggregate capital Of between SjO0O0,OcO and S75,-
100000 The telegram Is as follows:
-, We wish you continued success in Washington
We VIII stand by you and the committee in every way
Chicago VIII now, az in The past. prove equal TO any
emergsncy. aou can count on our hearty support
the i1rSt National Bank: John H. Drake proprietor
OF the Grand Pacific Hotel; William I. Baker, pre~-
deAt Of the American Loan and Trust Company: WI
lam Penn Nixon, president of The lnterO ocean" Pup
Cora Exchange Bank; o. W Potter. president of the
Illinois steel Company; William f. Hale president
Of the Hale Elevator Company James W. SEQ {,
The Chicago Herald; Potter Palmer. H. II. konl.
saat r. T. Crane president Of 'hc Crane Elevator iJn
pany c. b. Crane. Eugene IKE. L. e.. Keith prc,i-
dent Of the Metropolitan Bank u. f. Etmes president
Of the Commercial National Bank Joseph Ncdill. "The
Chicago Tribune; A. l.. Patterson. The Chicago
Globe" George Schneider ~,silcnt q tie Illinois
National Bank. George i. WIS. Comfy Tica -urer,
W. J. Iuiskamp. The Chct Time. \. +. sec
berger. cA Collector of Custc'As; T. ;. r. ndei. prcsi
dcnt ~ me mon National Bank, stn' tes9nt fi,i.
president Of the Illinois Central re'roat, Victor +.
lawson, " The Chicago News T. " Doanc. president
o. the Merchants Loan and Trust Company Z. =.
john vice president Of The Rock Island Railroad lib
lard, Spencer 4 BARTLETT
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v,SvorRrs STATE TREASURER RESIGSryG.

ST. Louis. Mo-. March (rpeciall.-h. J. Noiahu'
Treasurer Of the state of Missouri sent MS r'F"""'
~ novcrnor Franco, - night. lie SAYS; Il do TINS
Il, urc,ent compile atons and now propose to tell
mo story have -one'hng to say and am going
10 consult my attorney about IL. ID,
I'p 10 a late lonr the Governor han nov "''cP'"
the resignation, and thi, caused some surprise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
SERVING " CT ESTS" WITH Jy0TUR

Fall River Mass letter in The Providence Journal
: The innholdcrs, with whom everything used tD
90. from shake down In attic TO an rrcs ponshle
free lunch, are becoming very particular a. TO in
tents and purposes OF their boardcrs and within the
past few days have been exerting themselves 10 find
out Just what the privileges Of a guest may be within
the meaning of the law They are pretty well posted
rs 10 sleeping accommodations but are all AT sea
in the matter Of meals The majority Of them have
been under the impression for fortnight that plain
beans are not quite hearty dish as the average
guest ought 10 partake OF on Sunday especially n
the safety OF the hotel and his license is TO be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
m NAVE SMALL WORLDS FAIR or IT'S OWN

Tho u,souerade bah Of Llcderkranz Society, which
m ,.ke nlace this evening at the clubhOuse, promises
- M onc Of the most Interesting and successful ever given
80 h,, society," The large billiard room ana the Gaze nave
- ,,.d M, TO represent Central Park. The principal
" ,.iu lac Of 4 historical nature and represent
,, of the carly days Of America Figures IN the pro-
.d world', Fair will also be represented BY various
,ouher. of tls clui.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

CANADIAN INDEPENDENCE NM ASSExArIoN


TO the Editor Of The mt nc'
sir: Your correspondent, Iranc' ,'ayland Glen. has
undertaken To Tribune rcaG that Canadians
are for independence a. preliminary {" annexation
Before the close Of Mr. larrisons term - President
the Dominion + to be transformed INTO lprcaumably
"A Republic. which will then hcontrcnTy take announcer
leap In the dar, and become integral part Of this
Republic That this somewhat rapid evolution-or
revolutionary not be arrested. all good American
statesmen and diplomats are strictly enIoncd to stand
aside 10 disregard what the Commercial Cnionists ana
Reciprocity people saying, and to hearhen only 10
the Brooklyn prophet Where Mr.. Wiman Is IN accord
with Mr. Glen. Mr.. wiman is quite right. In such re-
gard, IS Mr. Goodwin smith is out Of harmony with the
Brooklyn prophet the Professor Is hopclessly dcluded
This. because Mr.. Glen tells us 50.
venture 10 challenge Mr. Glen to substantiate his
sweeping assertion that the Young Liberals Of Toronto
a.c indolscd by Liberal leaders in ontario. and that
all are IN favor Of independence as stepping stone 10
annexation. That courageous statement Is fortified
by a remark 10 the effect that who is pre- emil
ncnty the greatest living iurist and statesman IN
Canada + also in favor Of the programme formulated
los the Young Liberal Club Of Toronto said platform
being the complete independence OF canada not be
4 l,frar.,d a. means, but - an end tn'lnes-
uonail, Edward Blake /, meant IN ihc above re- lIf'
y ~. without tei"'uNs yr l'' , on a. r. pa t,
II MI Blake, ne J., a political failure VINO ma, 3ouI
Cartwright and Wlfrd Lauricr. lie Is nov as en-
tcly out Of ontario politics a. yoni CORE pohdeit Is
but In another sense. The Hon. vAVer 'l"Wa, no"
ever. Who is the recognized and dol1ed Liberal
leader and Premier OF OntariO IL on record a. favor
n- the statu quo, and "a, being bitterly opposed 20
annexation, now ana forever. Inc poitlodl H.'"c'S
40 ottawa Of both stripes, Of the same persuason
The lion. David Mills. mighty Grit champion, and
owner Of the leading Grit paper IN ontario, l. clearly
against any present. Change. and looks in the far
future for md pcndcncc. Certainly he does not nope
20 81, Canada nation during Mr.. Harrison regime
\ proper regard for the value Of your space alone
prevent, my adding To this l,t-a list which venture
think already iustiiics taking exception To the
airy cancellations of Mr.. Glen.
W. PHILIPS ROBINSON.
New York. March 3. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
ATLANTIC CITY BY CENTRiL RAILROAD OF
NEWJERSEY

No easier way to escape the dsagrccable Mar ,,n
weather can he found thar. by rip TO Atlihuc Wy
via Central Railroad of Ncw-Je/scy. Fast express
train with Pullman BUFFET paIlor cars leaves Sew.
York. foot Libcsyst., y. r., at 80 D. m week cay
and 10 a. m. sundays. Returning, leave Atiahtc
City, Reading Railroad depot, 30 a. m week oays
and } 10 y. m. Sundays. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

1t fetchcs one up very short to be seized Win
pleurlsy, Pneumonia or any acute Throat or Lung
Affection. Dr. James Expcctosant proves handy
llelp in such attacks and is besides good oidias"
toned remedy for all Coughs and Colds -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

The Republican CITY Convention Of Orange. Y. j..
met a-t evening. and nominated Henry II. Truman
for Mayor. Mr. Truman IS stock broker, forty.
five years old. and is the treasurer Of the society of
First AID 20 the Injured Oi New York. He T.
an active man Of mimpcacllbc integrity and the
nomination generally considered an excellent one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
~ FAVOR or REVISING THE Confession.

Madison. Ind March The committee To pre-
mare the subject of revision Of the Westminster 'o"
f--lnu for the action Of the PrcsDyic %. Wv nI
t here ia day and were unaninOu, IN faVOr "i such
r.vsion a, would not impair the taNihistc system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

the Fast pass into appreciation Of the marvels ana
malesties Of our Auditorium. The building when III
dianapols to style The Propy laeum VIII serve rs
an Introduction to the literary gorics OF chicago
Iut 1t should be spoken Of as a. not thc'' Propy'
Lnl