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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
WOMEN AND TIE MARRIAGE SERVICE.

% the Editor Of The r bune
sir: Allow me TO say. IN answer to the letter In
The Tribune Of April In regard to the proposed
revision Of the marriage service In the Prayer Book
that tn writer does not present good reasons iJr
such alterations.
In regard TO the first point, as to the woman :
prOn-, 20 obey the service follows the whole tenor
Of scripture from Gcncsi, to Kcvca;iOn In Edch
the Lord God said T. the woman ed" Thy desire shall
hc to thy husband. ANA he shall rlle over thee.
In tlc Now Testament We read wives, submit your
.clV,, 10 Your own husbands. rs Is ut IN the Lord
with nanv other text, like tenor these are sufficient
JUSTIFICATION OF the marriage service as To the hrs,
clause.
a, io the second clause as to the promise 10 ell
dow ga. wouan the word ~endow" Is moi u,"d IN
ilc general -,I~e -; give, which would !idccu DC u
morh-ry. hut IN the technical and legal enc 81
ac ,uowl,a-nE her dover right IN his property
third after death. 5000, ..,
II may b. sand that. the common ana suitulc
av now secure, this. II Is unnecessary put ]" N"H
not 20 i'm those times. hundred, OF years ago, "Nnh
the -rr,itc compiled. Ihc clvll Ia" an Hp, .u
or,r the dover prrlc' tly a. IL dueS NOV, hiu
promise At the uc of marriage W'7 a sa'E,"uu lp
ID. woman. Although not necessary now IL MDui I.
not hc niung To- cApunrc # from the lN,. w"ct, II
La stood 80 long. 100 - L. -
Ncn Brunswick. y. J.. April ., 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
ne WANTED SOME CLAnBH. .

From The Washington Post .
That matter Of oyster shells brings up ''"
nf vital inheritance. The hotels r''ttn' ~
caterer, Of Warrington challenged l"' 'op".
fiun 4. Al stake Onc of the NcW tn- ~, "
sinuIst. now .tDppins At an uptown hotel nntlol
lnlcd the writer and poured int" his ear = u" !" ~
nj. tongue hung out on h, cheek ana tear s"''' "
hi~ mild blue cNc4. ,,. ci,, I'm,
Young fcler.~ said he. this Is ppoN Guy VI
prnud of IT H. the capital Of tn glorious n''lv,.
inc biliin'-. poorly women. smooth et''n "'. ~,
marks and All That. fhc catn /, iif. low S''" u
,,.i a. unr a. mackcrr corn bread I, bctt'rh JOHNNY
r,Lr and nigh up ~ brown bread. listers amt hilf
bad bat you amt got No Glands. :, ,
There Na. pitcous pua\cr III ms No''V a. '0 ~
no claml,.' . , -. ,,..,h. !
AZ for ,lnnb Al ihc no Tel and what dye thinh thcY
hr,inc me- O'Ohaug~ Think Of tf = oh,uSN l"'
'i,,ni Whv u'ohaugs i, only NJ fer hens. We give
Tenn tn hen. up In 500 Ilamp,hcr clamb am II"
more lie a II chang than u0laug j. INC u" lSu ,r.
When I want ollmos want cltnl'-, ana pI 'lN my
ms without real Hampton or ScarD 70 c'"' ,, -
noihin bat "a whitcd ,cpulclnc ana ho"nn "''u''
nc~,." . .,.,,, ..r ,lc
Sow VIII John Chamlcrlin Or the shor'hal' or tnc
ENhitf ulcasc save ~" clty's reputation anu pun
Glands" on the bill of fare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

I'ic co.,. nr sale 'rd'd f'-' r''' '"' "''nt"' j."
all sfor, $1,000 Ihr h.t"c-t price OF Monday -l'7o
was a4l...''.a tv tir -'"' buyer D. W '
. . ....r Dbl, s... I.r urf. yesterday Wa- Walton
,.a o.,...- "An...f' originally --D'f 900 Two Cd. "a 3D.
r.. which iaf l.n en.,re'd 10 folio hv me 'iF'i"'
,ni,,.hr ~ ,t,tf leli Dos ir'nt and '>rfA'd 10 -N
.t... .o.4ae. .nuptro.-lf hound by Nait'"@. Nn"'
90, ,..r,t.. tp- r..- ana tuorti-s''rn wat geo. y
..a ..a..tl.na ane.n.. n'1 r'n n-''' Many o.
.. ..t. r. ,.,. ..i on.-. aai -'ae oi '' Portrait
t.f. int'l proofs
. .t. trf-i,. sI.o ,u.lrrei 20 -N '"i'n''' ana
.,..v Illustrated. vith number of aut"-raih letters
,,a -.ef,h.. Pos American artists inserted 'oNn
rl.r.. continued fo Dr. an extensive nN''' SUD .
.... de-. SAGE, .o-t nifn 600. and . manuscript
u -..tonr, -7r a..
water .oor hv wn-low Homer sof Tor $50
.,n,n.,r- ,ar'rirr' riei.n'. '"hd 10y S'n'a''''
90. ..r u.,r fnr -fo"ard'- painting. Gust 30.
... .a.f,,inr. a. rr "plncr oi D'atn anH Hih'''u
..i.- -.if neIl ,nd v.r. followed u' "is' hN'""''
o, engraved portraits which bnrfh, hsn prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
MUSIC.
A GREAT CHOPIN PLAYER.

Vladimir de Pachmann must certainly feel that after
yesterdays Chopin matinee he is the most Thoroughly
appreciated Chopin player in the metropolis 'mcR-
cring Hall had literally standing room. and the ap
plause was both frequent and hearty. The pro
gramme. as In the two preceding concerts was
composed entirely Of the compositions OF Chopin, anu
although it were an unovey task for the vcraclouS
chronlcer to undertake after such superb performances
as Mr. dc Paclmanns, the truth must at all hazards
be told. Chopin for three afternoons is too much OF
good thing and one longs to hear the great RUSSIAN
pianist in Hcnse, Mozart Bach. current tradition
assembling to him superiority Of Interpretation In all
these three composers Most amablc was the moo"
Of Mr.. de Pachmann when he e>saycd Chopins loNcN
BarcarOllc That the work was cXquisitcN delivered
one may readily imagine but right here must We cav
at Mr. de pachmann's rhythmic liberties. That he
leans much about within his bars. a. an English
critic of Chopin wrote is only too apparent, ana
the j minor scherzo lost much IN nprcs,iVchcss ~
cloudncss Of accent The gems of the afternoons
performance were the G-sharp minor Prelude. the
Enat Arpeggi0 Etudc taken. however, AT SuIpTis-
mgy slow tempo). the Ghat Etudc both the Ma
zOurkas O. and nat minor and the IerccuSc played
surprisingly planissimo. II was ladies' afternoon
and the programme all that could be desired from
feminine view point Inc r"n,a H th 'n v
be said of the { sharp minor Na>c. The l'aadc III
and the Iaraniclle were hoih rendered %n ln,Se
distinguishing characteristics we nave learned !" Ir'Oe
nizc and admire As peculiarly MI dc fa'hnah" :
OWN.
The afternoons scheme closed with teen
nically remarkable performance of the Heroic Poloac
in \ Hat. There in abundance ana IN"
octaves in the f. major section marvc of lcgnto
and genuinely natural elasticity. The sooist played
for encore his extraordinary version OF The Etndes IN
F.minor and G-sharp minor, and In the latter study
electrified his auditors 10y playins il at greater
speed than heretofore and with more clarity. lrl
dav evening Mrs dc Pachmann will be heard in the
+. Eat Concerto Of List and Mr. de nachmann In ihc
F-rninor Concerto of Chopin. Mr. Van der Stuchcn
will conduct the orchestra. Mrs. Pachmann comes
TO us endowed by highly honorable foreign criticisms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
VI fRRIED.

coX-N IRIcK-In brooklyn, On TUESDAY evening Aprll
a, me residence OF the BRIDE, father pi Tn Key
charles H. Hall u. D.. LauIcta Horton dauehtT o'
DR. H. g. Mirick. to Arthur NJ CON- o' i"lN,
,nnDsEII- TEI. Atom Wednesday. April - 1870, by
IN. Rev DR.. c. DIV. Budenan. hse Dean, uaush' IT
Of the late and Hannah treat "a 'an fr0iS0o' ~
Edward l.. ,,Ood- II.
PErTENGIIL. Tuesday, Apfll 3 at the resi-,
a. - a.. htd,, uarent- rs West lJOth-st, by thr
Tr o' - ohmrn ~ Ncwburg Marietta Pcttcngill to
charles William lIru-t.d. Of Nc"-lsochc4l'.
porurNtI-S TuOMPSON-On Monday. April :, at the
rr-iinrn Of The BRIDE father by The HcN. Charles l.
irhnmnsou D. D. Doi-ic l.abcllr daughter OF Joseph
,ri'nu',snn ,sn TO Willard 4. POh,m
nIKEIi-wHi1ING-On WEDNESDAY. april .. at the
"hnrrh -, IN, Heavenly Rest; by the Rev. A. b. Hart.
at,cd hv the Rev b. Parker Morgan Edith. daughter
81 lanes f. Whiting. to Andrew Lawrence RiAer.
Mss u,unIs-Au rll s. 1899 Kondout. y. Y. by
~ M lanes Ne Nutv Of Woodbridge y. j.. Charles Per-
kins Kus- Of Elizabeth. y j. TO Aaelaid, wells
-,ruEx GIHHENS-At Fordham, New-York city, Tues
"a Inrl = bv the oliver Dyer Frances Vaughan
Gibtens TO George Copp Warren, Of Cucs N Y. No
ards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
SERVICE OF THE CHURCH CHORAL SOCIETY

large gathering Of people were present last night
At The service Of the Church Choral society at IT.
Thouos'S Church. The society has some eighty mem
bcrs Including many church singers. II has az" Z"
large number of associate member, prominent IN inc
Episcopal Church of this city. Richard Henry Warren
directed la, night and he had the assistance "i "a
large orchestra. The important numbers ON the pro
rrammc were "Thc Thirteenth Palm hf Ll'%t'
and ~ \ HYMN Of Praise by Memberships Dr.
George w Warren orcani,t Of II. Thomas Church.
presided AT the organ during the singing OF lib" pr"
ccs.ional and occasional hymns and the service
proper.
There is much to commend in the objects ana worn
# hi, society," To- il occupies useful ncld TIL" .cr
vice last night Wa enjoyable The solO,t~ ""r, MI.
Theodore j. Tocdi. Mis- Florence Hcrvcy ana MF.
William Albert Prime Mr. VIII e. MacId.lane was u"
orsan.st IL the leading numbers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
DALY'S COMPANY GOING Away.
Its TRAVELS BY LAND And SEA BTFc RE TIL
RETURN N THE AUTUMN

Its TRAVELS BY LAND AND SEA BEFC RE TIKI
RETURN N THE AUTUMN.
Only three nights and one matinee now remain oi
the present season Of Mr.. Daly's company in New
York Tonight Tie last performance Of Mis- Hoy
den's Husband" and IIaroun Al Raschid and III,
Mother-in-law" will be given. and for the little re
mander Of the week >even-Twcnty Eight is an.
nounccd Miss Rehan viii appear the original Of
the famous academy picture and Mr.. Drew as Court
ney Corliss. Those eminent casters Of the boom
trangS Mr.. and Mrs. Birsiss will be represented a.
usual by Mr.. Lewis and MI. Gilbert. and no doubt
In the usual amusing way. The popularity OF the
PLAY 10 be great OYER nearly all the
seats the three performances having been already
sold.
The eleventh road tour Of Mr.. Days company
will begin al the National Theatre. Washington on
Monday and nightly change Of bill will be gwen
for week. II will be the first time these comedians
have PLAYED al the Capital. Performances Of me
Railroad of Love- "The Great Unknown As You
Like It, seven-Twenty Eight" The Tanning Of the
shrew,7 "Mss HOydcn's Husband" and IIaroun Al
Raschid' are 10 be given. After that the company
Will play at the Chestnut street opera House. Phila
eelphia. from April II 70 May >, III Chicago az
hOOley's Theatre, from May , to May u, ana III
Boston, at the Hollis street Theatre from May 10 70
May 30. On the 3Ist OF May the DAILY company VIII
SAL on the Auranla for England llelr INccun
Theatre engagement opens June TO- which VIII
continue for ten weeks. The LOncon playgOcrs VIII
nave chance 70 d" \ Night on Nancy Co., .
dollars and Sense" {" The Tanning OF the Shicw'
The Country Girl The Great Unknown and " As
lou Like It. At the conclusion Of his London season
; Mf DAILY will Immediately bring Ms company back 10
WE home theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
DISCLOSING the WORLDS FAIR

Washington. April 9-Thc senate Worlds Fair sub
committee talked over the Worlds Far project ior
halt hour or more thi, morning. W conclusion wa,
reached The sub committee has received from chl'
raeo letters and other documents bearing upon uc
amount aud validity of the Chicago subscriptions anu
viii rcnnrt the fact, t. tire fun committee friday morn
., ..oat,r GRAY wa, not present NJ the meeting.
nd Tie other four members Mc-~r- hl-'"', HAN If'
Nli..n of Iowa. and Daniel -"fIc 'N'HN "NIuVu ~
'nrfnitrr - IL Wa determined 10 icy lh' mn com
n t. act upon the question OF the SUM lchf OF N
,,, guarantee fund from the documents submitted,
.,ltl niIilOl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
NEW ERA OF ILLUSTRATED JOURNALISM
Editorial from Yesterdays Press

Inc enterprise Of Prank Le,lies Illustrated weekly
under the energetic management Of ". J. Arkell ~ "A
srhinder Of the great days Of The New YORK Herald
Shen II sent splOad Of potatoes to starving Ireland
Nessel To the Arctic ocean To find the survivor, OF the
franklin expedition and stanley into Africa 10 expose
the horrors OF the slave The Herald has
successor IN TN, field Of journalism and has not re
peated ITSELF but Nj. Arke has mapped out broader
WV less SENSATIONAL IN purpose but more bchcnclhl III
PosslD!e results ~ the present time he has an cA
pcditOn on ito way up the Nile River IN Africa and
another on It's way 10 Alaska To- trace and lOrac the
sourcc and direction Of the rivers Of distant aud
,r'eld territory. These two expeditions are destined
W attain worldwide nOOfctv. and meanwhile the state
eutOns OF Lcslics' which being issued for the
purpose Of Illustrating the growth aud development OF
we various commemorative serving purpose tina,
Is mighty cOmmendable illustrated journalism has an
unDounded sphere when directed by such intelligence
shd energy as Mr.. Arkell has brought to II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
ROBERT GARRETT TO SAIL FOR EUROPE

Robert Garrett Of Baltimore. formerly president o. the
Baltimore and ohio Railroad Company, orfd from ait-
more at the Victoria lie passed through
the Office without placing his name on the register and
went Immediately the that had been engaged Tor
HIN He was panied by Mr. Garrett BY hi- father
hIa"' William T. Frck Mr.. and Mrs j. :. fiich ana
MI ana Mrs. William Gilmore. members Of the family
M "drcu appeared De improved In health and mem
Der Of the family pronounced his condition much better
aan II had been IN many months. The expesdcnt Of the
baltimore and Ohio VIII sal the Umbria for Europe on
saturday, accompanied ~ Mrs Garrett maid and valet.
They viii pass the sumner abroad but further than that
uey have decided pans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
SWEET BrT COSTLY REVENGE.


some years AZ" one Of the prominent banks "i the
state failed for many thOasand, Of dollars ihr CRASH
wa- prccipitatrd bv "a run and many people sui
fercd. \ gentleman va, talking with N'N- re-
porter Of the failure
J. There i. a story connected with that bank failure
that il known to but few persons. ana h7 N'N'T l'rI
IN print he said. In that town, ten YEAR ago
there wa. "A poor boy WhO had patented an invention
with which he expected t. maxi" f'rinnc hh, ne Hti
no lie called on The president 81 inc DAMN i"f
help. bnt r.pul,cd and told to return I" Ms WORK
and give mp such foolish ideas.
Ihc Null.g man struggled along for "A coupe "i
wear, before he got the needed financial assistance.
think all he wanted was Al 800.
The invention was Success. and IN ipur h'f,, ne
wa, worth ~ 5OOOO lie purchased some 81 '' DARK
stock enough 10 be on the in-de-and mac u'P''l'
sufficient 10 be friendly terms win t1 . ans "l
bank sdcn had loaned largo sum, Of n''' %n poor
security and that 4. run would bring about ilii''
lie sold his stock and began checking M d'p.nS,
claiming he needed the money for investments Wien
he lad "A small balance hand he went 10 S'NrTai
heavy depostors and told them the bank was siaky,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

From The Chicago TrIDunc.
Joc' POLK. who is Just rounding up TWO "eT rs
engagement AT the Columbia Theatre. has for one OF MS
ic.t friends Mr. Joseph Jcicr-OII-tc Only JcHcTson.
&" never think OF Jefferson said MI rom. uha'
am not Instantly flooded with delightful rccoiie,Io
1 remember "A story he told the last tInc saw
him AT The expense Of his manager. don't IcihcnDe
the name OF the manager nOw-hc was manager LODI.
fine ago The company TO play ID some >O",ir.n
city The audience was In the house ana thcic Wcio
200 good dollars in the box office All 81 ,nddem
Ienersou wa taken sick couldn't play. Ills maiase
had IN 20 before the curtain and explain Alier no
had done so he went back 10 Jcerson's ROOM WIFI
thc old comedian tnmblng on MS bed. "o
nansed in his pain and asked Of his manager;
=" We'll how did they tahc 1t p $1,000, 60
q rho manager who had become SO accustomed W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
ALABAMA REPCBLiCANS TAKE HEART.

Nnntcnmrry di,u1fch 10 The Atlanta IOnsIIIHIUH
Tho Eepnblhams of Alabama are plncklng up
conraee from the apparent bitter fight which Is IN
nr,T-ss inside the democratic party in reference to
lt.tn office. They are prcIbring for battle foyal
In this state during the coming summer ana IAN ta ia
iod f,r everything il is worth all along the me
The question OF putting state tchot III Tue menu -
vet a matter Of debate some Oi the nd"c'' vpP",,S
such a ,t.p while Others equally hlgh III tle parry
,nuncil. are i'm for the contest on every point, ~
.hrrc T. doubt on the subject Of state ti'hc ,"er -
,.,r mite mon that ~ Congressional ''hct'. NV
pcuLiican managers are confident Of success III moIo
tham nnc district and 1t l. probable that Novembct
,nir tbe close district but In everv "'''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
Mss IN ,LuERS LEAVES DALY'S THEATRE.

Nil. sara Chalmers VINO has been member Of Mr.
ps,,', company Tor two -oa-on- j. member OF ], no
r TN. tart n 'Ilaronn Al lia>chld and His Mother
. u ,b,t she had b,,n PLAYING l. now t1hcA iN NJ =,
.,'..t. p,n.o Nj, Chalmer separation from the
n, h, In. result Of -ome business complications be-
tween, herself and Nh DAILY Mis- chalmers hf't APPEAR
, ni Theatre At thu beginning of last season In the
r,,r, ~ tn,,~ Previous TO her coming 70 Dalys she
va, an amateur actrc->.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
SELECTIONS FROM THE NAIL.
MINISTER'S, NOT MERELY PREACHERS.
u o b @ Il 1 Tor o. [ L T r b u ne.

Sir: 1t seems strange that 80 intelligent body Of
men as the clergy Of the Methodist Church should
persist IN calling themselves preachers. instead Of
ministers or pastors. Preaching, while II Is very
important function Of the ministry, Is certainly not
It's only. perhaps its most important. Office To
speak Of q clergyman as a ~prcaohe only is like
designating lawyer a plcadcr or an advocate II
Is neither plologicaly nor e,clesiahicaly correct
l'-idc>. the Of narrow a name tend, 70 brs"t
a wrong notion of the nature Of the christian MN
i-rN and probably responsible I'm large mca sure.
for that erroneous view OF public worship which makes
II 10 consist chiefly OF prya,h hing G.
Now NOIh Anil ZOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
TO BTILD TPON THE SANDS SEct RhLi

From me Eulll'l0. is'pvI''''
ur,, -, of preparing foundations has been patented
f., \.utircl of l!rcmcn. II, object i 10 Hah'
lno.,. -and firm ana resisting a. solid rock AZ
n.-.ut the universal method OF dong inns Wcrh, II
rd.r water 4, 10 remove all loose material ana tncN
make. a lrion or other similar SALES.--FUTURE. INV
procr,s under consideration, when Is OnN ~ ",u
.,r. ,l. material, are fairly clean siliccous or
,ulc1rcou- and. aims Al consolidating the Erau' y,
covering them with lm of cement whi'h i Iof'cu
INTO tn D,ccs between the particles hN compr'sec"
air .,tam or water under pressure. sheet pies ar.
.rrnlnyrd 10 prevent the spreading OF the cement
over more ground than j. necessary. Inc ~ STEM ma
Lren largely used In the harhor Of Bremen. ana Is 10
H.. tried I'm preparing dry foundations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

IN consequence. 90 ihc continued nd-"-i'on ~ N'aa''
r,,n Abbey and announce that they VIII DO "'H''
zoo n, tioua the production 81 Lima ~
., ~. ,f. evening" being tlo eleventh -uhNt ption
,.,.. f., ,y,ln,-da, evening. April ~. All u'k't-
tnf0na..d Coz ti- evening VIII t' food TOT Una" i"''
frfnn.e of Ga. none, Will b" fund at the DON once
tomorrow evening "L'Afrcain'' VIII D. '''-' anu 81
Oh, u.,,,., matinee, MADAME Patti Will undoubtedly ap-
mn L. TN mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
THE GovrPNoR's DECISION.

I o h @ d ltOr OF / nc L II u u u
sir. Governor mn ha- decided that the prcseno
corruption and Do -coaton of the ballot shaii co"c'
Al least unil De- WIN b. able 10 realize he uoca' Va
al. aspiration for the Presidency. tNtcr tha'' "'o
d.ls.cl MI the same. IL bchoove, the NHuoln i ~
,..trr, IDA her n0ulc efforts To- destroy the AMIN
f tf,t h. LOW slowly bgt -ur} consuming the Nlltl,
of in- lidt roiic. \ remedy L! tli' emu ,'"'' ~
,,... .D,,r.s ~ later. otiicrAi-. danger ahead.
SEES lorA Alrll ., i-au. h'"'0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

and advised them TO get their money This started the
run and III two hours the bank was closed.
How much was the balance he left In the bankl'
=" Fifteen thousand dollars. This he lost. but he has
lol me frequently that the $4,000 he lost was nothing
10 the satsa' ion he had In seeing the bank under,
and the wealthy president, who had treated him 50
harsly. made penncss.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

The property of the stat" OF James i@wso' ,y"
In 80, ,un.r ,,rt OF lonkcl-, and tn fath ~
mr,nrttv In south Nouk'rs which VIII DE- SOU ~ a ,i
IN, psih,ri T. Uuructt Tuesday. April 10 ~ W ~,
I-,t. E>chang.. consist. in all OF aO"it t,,r
h,l,, Mot and lot, well situated III pl'l-"'
~, ,aiJ. for immediate improN CEMENT lhy are
III ,,,,,,n .,sy reach Of the pots and ,'tt >qu" M
manx of them command exceedingly mr. ''"' VI VIA
IIud, on River and the surrounding country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

From Eugene Fields London i''tcr'
I,u,on ,lnbmcn are circulating with great gusto a
,,r, mvnl,ing the au-ierc Mr.. Justice lutt ana the
cmincnt adVo,atc. ~ir Charles hIS'ci ne "t.l W.
'i,,r -, argument court the other day, "hcll nc
,' .,i,,, iu-flrc Ncn,ur,d AN observations - zee.
~, l,r wlat /, passing IN Nodr loid'hlpS hlii"'
;ni,run,rd sir Charles. In that nervous way pc'un"'
f. him. and | am not prepared to deny mat ue'c
Is something IN II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

70 the Editor Of + he Trtbnn
sir. Permit mc 10 correct AN error I'D Sd'i"N
issue ~ The Tribune 100 regard 10 the freshman 'l'''
l Amherst Il tac fire. hnan 'h-' "i the ''-' -
,in.cf- Agricultural college which Wa suspended pY
III. f,,..f. hope tht; this Will correct any cf-
rorr.g- IDEAS If the conduct oi Amherst sl'uc"''
v.tl.n may have been conveyed lN tile above i''ni.
'" t VI. N,i.l 30 1850. \. {.
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Po-toaicc Notice.
,,noua he read daily BY al interested as changes may

l>houI lie read oay % al H'ItSN'u a. changes may
,ccs Tor Tor IGN countries need specially adj
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