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New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
" PNEUMONIA CARS"

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir The article in to days Tribune on Danger
Of open Cars Is timely and suggestive. The Boston
Avenue and West Farms Line Of this city IS one oi
the worst offenders In ti, matter. ride In one oi
their open during this chilly weather Is fehrinl
experience unless Won have on winter ovcrcoat We
call them pneumonia cars and many people Gat'
a serious Illness from ride IN of them.
The Discretionary power Of running pneumonia
cars IN the of the West Farm, rah seem, 10 be
lodged in the stiblcncn At the West Farms ,tablc-.
II the Board Of Health have no power tp act IN thi-
matter cannot the society for the Prevention oi
Cruelty 20 Animal, interfere
Man il certainly animal. and he should have
protection from excessive brutality well the
horse. EDWARD MYERS.
West Farms. y, May L.. $500
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
TIE NFW DEAL IL ATCHISON.

BOSTON, May Il spcciah.-It has been impo'-ioe
o -ct a. vet an exact and official statement concern
us the new deal II the Atchison with the 81 Louis
and ~,n Francisco people. The latter were "hllc
10 talk Yesterday. hut the AchiSon people dc'lf''
delay ON account of some legal techn'aItF, Whch
VIII soon be removed Prices have been agreed on
FOR Tire -al, Of the Frisco common and preferred
,arts and confr,l can II &. said. be delivered. All
shareholders viii Dee permitted - turn their -to'"
over a tic same price The first preferred stock VIII
Deg LETT uud-tnrocd. and the Atchi,on Investment
In tho other stocks viii De considered PRACTICAL
.,,a-,nt., NJ IN, : rcr cent dividends. There ha~
been an Inilmatlon that bond, might Doe offered i''
the preferred stock. bat the Indicators 81" uo' po'
mat v.r. The interest guartutc" Il th' Ii-t pre-
f.rred stock apple, {" the bond, with greater l'''
I'm. Street ia, mbhcd the idel that there ], 70 De
now. and nr. issue Of Ntchi-"n stock aud c'r, nor
~ei..n H. Nr Huntington win ll- ."u9' .."t''
~ co common and preferred. and Nr. could WIN ms
0op share. 81 common. VIII. Il th" programme l~
r..f .u' ls outlined. become on-d'f'nl" 'ltft-
4 ,t.lr-or .fo,I Gp4h -r'ias Wa rino't =" ''' ,
trt ,,Ith authority tot revealed. il "t' also eid
,b,t Mr. Gould ild not like the urv deal.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
RAILROAD RATE, oy patent MEDICINES.

Washington. May 2i.-Thc Interstate commerce
comn,I. ,ou TOO d.,. 100 an opinion hy Commissioner
~choounahcr decided the case Of Hubert +. Warner
AGAINST the NcwYor, central and Hudson hINcr hfi'
road Company and others. members OF the lruiN L"c
Association. Complaint va, made "i nnl"-t 'I'''"''
ton Of Warner, patent medicine, in tr't 'i'>' ''
les, than carloads. and second cln-, for ''r'"''@
Nficr II va, Med ard before hearing '"e ''"'''
rl.. ir,fnu va, changed hy plicu- patent W'"''"'S
I'D. ,b.rI cl,.s ,,hen shipped in carlold~ thereby re-
l,,tp, thc rate. The complaint also aIIre'' th"t
pat.ut medicine, -houn be- classified the same ~ '''
Ger and mineral waters. rated at thh'l d .r " ,n,
thlu carload.. and lit' cla,- 100 'afl"'H.. l"r
sion hold, that I'm view ~ the much hl-h'r liir"'
'l t ,,,,.,'t mod .inc. aud the smaller NuiuW' "i
trg. thr, .upp, a higher classification 'hAh 10y ,,e
,t"r ,,tilI,- named in which There i~ muth tr''l',
,,' anon, -npprr- b. not unici-"iahi' anu
the classification At prcsrnt ~ force l' Hu' -
-, ,. ,,r,,,. f. 1. also held that second 'i-- I'u'
G 80, arl,,d nu,ntiti-- ~ these good, at thc tlhc
rio ,nmul,iut va, ulrd were unjust
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
pr,n,xc REACHING NORrHwARD.

Elmirn May II CSpccmn.-Ghe Pm"Heipm" anu
Ecading Railroad is arranging for AN lho'Pch"'"'
line to thi, city and and through to tic - T'"'''0
River President Austin Corhln Wa' III '"' ','' ''' Wv,
morning and cfi here for Watcrtown. where ne VIII
,,f.r ,ri,b uromncnt railroad mcn in regard to cN-
lending Tho Elmirq Cortland and Norlcrn ROAD from
Camden To- Ogden,burg This, with the lin' recently
.urvcyed from WllamspOrt to "A p"lHt on IA"
Ioga road and upon which construction y ,i r"on ="
tn Lcrun viii give the Philadelphia ana heauInS
an iud.nrndeut line through to Northern NcW lo'h'
anada and Vermont. aud also li,-.-,I ~" =, ,t,
from Philadelphia, Washington ana ha'''"o'c ~ ''0
Ihou,.,nd Islands.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
40 ORDER To SELL THE SOUTH CAROLINA.

Charleston, May Il (Special.-The case OF Frederick
W. Bound against the South Carolina Railroad was
argued before Judge Bond in the United States Circuit
Court today. The court refused to grant an order
for the sale Of the road and the case therefore, goes
over till December next. 1t is generally believed
here that the Louisville and Nashville system will
become the purchasers of the road, and the refusal
to grant the order Is said to be victory for that
system.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

EEsE-GAXTT-In s. Pau's Church. stockbrldee.
Lawrence, assisted by the RI, Rev. william croswell
Doane Bishop OF Albany Theodore Keese Cloe Brad.
h. daughter Of the late John !. Gayit, of NewYork
City.
MONTANT-GURNEE-O Wednesday, May 21 tho
residence Of the brides father By the Rev. DR.. Brown,
Label daughter OF Walter ;. Gurnee, esq 70 Jules A.
Montant: esq.
REENE-GARDSER~O Tuesday, MAY 20 by the Rev.
Charles II. Eaton. d. D.. Edward Reeve Fannie VI.
Gardner, both Of this city.
SEWALL-DAVILA-On Wednesday May 81, at the resi-.
denco brides grandfather. Mr.. Henry f. Sewall
No. 9j5 Madisonayc =. \. city by the Rev. J. Car.
pcutrr smith T. D.. q Flushing y. Y, Sarah e.,
daughter OF Henry D. Sewall John Dayls, OF Teguet
galpa, Honduras.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
BUYING TIE TENNESSEE AND coosA.

Chicago, May II (Spccan.-The Board Of Directors
II the Nashville. Chattanooga and st. Louis Railway
Company has authorized the president to call meet
ing of the stockholders to ratiy the purchase Of the
Tennessee aud COosa Railroad also, 10 authorize the
extension OF the Jasper branch from Dunlap 70
PihcVille The Nashville. Chattanooga and St Louis
Railway yesterday purchased the Tennessee and COOsa
Railroad for c3JOOOO.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Mr. SEWALL'S POPULARITY ~ SAMOA.
Letter to The Baltimore sun.

Letter % Tie BnItmOfc sun.
The Adams, the only warshp that remained III
samoa during this hurricane season. left 10 meet hr.
ScWall on West Cape. when he wa expected. on Npfn
20. He did not come. The native, prepared an
ovation for him. Tho representative wanted 10 60
In the Adams In body 10 meet him AZ West Cape bu'
Malieoa forbade any such government reception 70
American envoy which they would not give I" any
other Mr.. ScwAll enjoys great popularity among me
samOans, and hi influence viii prcdOminac ~ all th'
councils. No ppJrtInty is ever neglected - snow
how sincerely samoans appreciate the conduct OF the
Americans In behalf Of samoa.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
THEY WILL Use THE VIEW SYSTEM OF VOTING

At the meeting OF the harlem Democratic club last
ni,ht resolutions were adopted urging Governor hii
not 10 sign the Ives Bridge bill The following are
the nominations made for the annual election IN
June: President. Jordan L. Mott; vice president
Daniel T. Hayes: second vice president. John n Mh
son recording secretary. II. W Iieer; CORE p"hdS
secretary. j. Charles Metam treasurer Isaac hop
pcr. inspector, Of election. William T. llnnegah' J'
I,,,,o-t, svcn Ahl.tror,. executive committee for
thr,,, YEAR. Charles W. Dayton. thiric' fIace.
samuel d. ~cwaids, Ezra \. ruttle ana /, +. Hrhh.
+, wa, resolved to use a. far rs possible. the new
y.tem nf voting recently adopted IN ti' state at the
cI,.ti1n The public Will be- permitted 10 see how
tho voting is done, that persons may hmilarlze
themselves with the detail, Of the method.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
FORT WAYNE DIRECTORS REELECTED.

rittsburg, May 21.-The annual meeting OF the
stock and bOndholders Of the Pttsburg Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad Company was held to-day, and
The following retiring directors reelected John NJ
Hutchinson, Of Philadelphia: william Hooper, OF Gin
clnnatl and L. H. Letter, Of Chicago. The presidents
report for the year 1859 showed receipts of So
s-05l5 30 and expenses OF S6.97s ,sjf 80, leaving
T3,9Ol SCI, Of which the lessee company paid the
Fort WAYNE Company S3,115,442, leaving balance
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
WHAT DROVE HIN TO DRINK.
From The Philadelphia Times.

From The Philadelphia Tlmes.
Il would work, mum. only met with fatal dis
appointment in early life"
Poor man, You don't look as II you'd got over u
yet"
Il haven't mum. always felt was cut out for
something great. Hut ] learned that Co
umbus had ..y - ad Of me in discovering America
lost ambition ana wept. After while found tho
same was true OF Shakespeare In poetry and the other
men kept getting the Presidency. so it drove me to
drink But I'm on the lookout, mum, and my time
VIII come Yet.r
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
u1Gfc AT THE EDEN urSrr.

The concert - tho Hungarian Orchestra = ~ Eden
Musee wa, pleasantly ysuod last night Dos an exhibition
of magic by Yank.ioe the Japanc,c usioni, and his
clever assistant Omcne Both ALREADY known h'r-
and many oi their ingenious and pulling tricks ar"
familiar. Tho experiment, = last night thoroughly
ulscd the audience and excited the usual degree 81
wonder which !, NOT small one. Nlnk- ll,r and om'n'
VIII appear cnch afternoon and fof the present
and the concerts and the waNwors ~. Away,
u b. heard and seem and attractive a. ever
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
p,prn rp ,vsIT IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May II ,~pccal.-Thc secretary u ''u'o
10 day recorded article, of Incorporation ''' NV
Chicago Arcade Rapid Transit Railway 'omP'"'' "
construct r road from point III ll'"'lo" ,,,,
,t,dt.,, and Harrison Sis. with branches IN Nil
,aukco and North ayes, to the present or future city
limit the capital stock 10 be- T7.ooO'ooo. - ih9 4 ~
corporatOle and first Eoard Of Director are f. I'm
Kuius H. A. Ritter. \. +. sllVnal, Frf'y L' '""-
man and Joseph II. DcfTccS. all OF CmcaG"
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
r,,r urrIINGrOY ELECTION.

chicago. MAY II l>pcciah-Not s'''N"'"'' :"
General officer of the burlington wa- present ~ ",'
annual meeting. held in chicago today lW,' an"
the fact that the only voting done wa uI'a"'"'"''
seem to indicate that there is nothing III l!' T'"'''
of Internal di,-cn-ions in the hurHh-'"l'
"a. oon IT,. ~ .tocl rcprcsentcd out Of total Of
~ onn l,ro. The old Board of Director, was re-.
elected unanlmou,ly. except that T.. " ilooprr' OF
C,uhridre Mass was elected I'm place ui WIZ, H'N'I,
a., di"d I, f.y DAYS ago. The entire board i HOW
,,fu no.,d If Eastern men.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
NOMINATIONS FOR TRUSTEE OF AMHERST.

Amherst. Mass. May 81 (Special-The nominations
for the vacant trusteeship Of Amherst College for
term of five years, Jefferson Clark, '67, Of New.
York; George A. PlimptOn, '76. New York Frederick
VI. SandersOn, '6I, Cleveland, Ohio These are
to be voted for by the alumni, the result being
nounced at commencement.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS ELECTIONS.

MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TENAS ELE'i iI"N'
The annual meeting of the Missouri hai'aS anu
TeXa, Railway wa held ut Parsons hah'' H''.''""S
Private dispatchc, announced the e'''lo" - INV ,',i
lowing directors II. X. Eno1. joel T. Freeman "'''
tam Doud CoIr,tc IIoyt william Bond. simon sterhe'
J,coh l. DE Ncuville samuel sloan, Henry W. Io'r
and MAYNARD C. Eyre. Of New York H. j. po "a'VN
ovens. Of Amsterdam; Harrison {. cross VI f'''
pora. Kan; benjamin =. Mcdonald OF lo'. So. So
Kan. Lee Clark Of Parsons Kan; James T. iHoN'p
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
VOTING TO AID A RAILROAD.

Chicago May Il (speciaD.-special elections were
held in the cities Of Fort Atkinson Geneva Lake JEFF
fcr'on and Whitewater. Wisconsin, yesterday to vote
on the question Of issuing bonds aid Of the Chi
cago, Lake Geneva and Pacific Railroad said bonds
be exchanged for equal amount. par value. Of the
common capital stock Of the company. The frs
three cities named voted to extend aid 10 the amount
II 10000 each. and Whitewater $4,000, by major
tiles ranging from 200 10 700
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
TIE MURDERER ESCAPED.

John Boyle and FcliV spt1nagc quarlclcd vhll" at
In the Newark Stcc Work, Last night and SpunaP'
struck Boyle the head fracturing hi skull B's'
viii die and Spltznagle escaped.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
AVYIOTS TO HEAR MR.. UEPEW

Chicago May 2l Especial. ).-Chaunccy NJ. Depew VIII
deliver his lecture. The Worlds Fair at the Aud
torlum on the evening Of June ., under the auspices
Of the Chicago Press Club Boxes arc already Dcihs
rapidly engaged for the occasion, the Fair directors
being especially anxious 10 secure them.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
I" CARNEGIE HALL.7

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: The great hall on Flnv -cvcnth.,t. should
have more dcinit" name than simply The Music
Hall Why not name II Carnegie iial.7 in
honor Of the public spirited citizen whose action
made fs erection possible The nam" would un
douhteGly meet popular favor. LOVER or ~ SIC
New ork. MAY II, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
THE GOvERNOR NOT IL IT.

70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir / desire to inform Won thaf Governor Iill B,
not financially interested directly INDIRECTLY in tho
outcome II the Fskc VIII contest. Very respectfully
yOUr ObcdIeut s.rvdut, CHARLIE -. BACON.
Attorney hr Willard liskc.
Ncw-York, May II. I-ao.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
A NEW PENNSYLVANIA LINE CHARTERED.

Harrisburg, Penn, May 21-A charter was granted
at the State Department to-day to the EaSton and
Philadelphia Railroad Company capital. 81 100000
The new road will be thirty two miles long. extending
from Easton to New-II0pe on the west side Of the
Delaware River. The president Of the company Is
Carroll Il. Williams of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

dry, bracng air. prevailed yesterday. The temperature
ranged between 81 and 20 degrees average (5s4J
being 12 lower than the corresponding day year.
and 2ls lower than Tuesday
In and this city to-day there VIII probably be
slightly warmer generally fair weather
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
CLAIM AGAINST THE CONCORD.

Manchester, y. H., May 2l.-Counse for the Man
chester and Lawrence Railroad filed claim in the
Hlllsboro' County Court yesterday against the Con-
cord Railroad for an accounting for a sum Of about
100000. William G.. Russell, Of Boston Judge
Wheeler Of the United states District Court Of Yer
mont, and eX Vice President Robert Harris. Of the
Northern Pacific, agreed upon as referees.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
GENERAL ALGERs TINE rrL1r occrrWD

General Algcr Commando hiof of tho Grand Army
Of the Republic. wiz put busy tine during h, pro-
ont Welt the Ih-t Tomorrow hc viii unN'u M"
soldiers monument a Newport and make sddr,- on
saturday hc viii be- present at the annual Grand Ar1'
state dinner Providence which 500 Ehodr Island
veterans viii III down and tho General vii respond To-
toa.t Monday. TUESDAY and wednesday De- VIII
take part Grand Army gatherings n Boston and Other
places IN Mas,achusct,. General Alrcr expects TO f"
turn n Ncw-York Thur,dsy.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

The Buckingham Hotel. New-York. enjoys an en-
viable reputation with the travelling public being
centrally located for the reception of guests and has
for lis patrons those whose approval is based upon
long experience, and who all agree that in every
respect this elegant establishment has fully and fairly
won its high character The charges are reasonable,
and accommodations unsurpassed.-( -(Boston Evening
Transcript.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

son. Of Sedalla Mo-, and J. Waldo, Of Houston.
Texas. The members Of the board are Mr.. Free
man. who is the treasurer Of the Standard Oil Com
pany OF New-York Colgate Hoyt, Henry W. Poor,
Mr. De Marez Oyens. who represents the Dutch hold
ngS and ATcssrs Clark and Waldo. At the meeting
Of the board in New York II is expected that H. X
Enos will be reelected president
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
CONSIDERING; LAKE AND RAIL RATES

subcommittee appointed by the Executive Com
mitoc Of the Trunk Line Association met yesterday TO
consider what action should be taken regarding west
bound lake and rail freight rates. The subcommittee
VIII make its report TO the Executive Committee at It's
meeting next week.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
SELECTIONS FROM THE NAIL.
A NEW POLITICAL TERM.

TO the Editor Of The T bune.
Sir In the interest Of extending the VOCABULARY
has any one suggested this verb To g0dfathci~to 70
buy political Office through gifts to the children or
other members Of the family OF those from whom the
Influence necessary 20 get the Office must come
J. j. KERR.
Philadelphia, Penn. May IA. 1890
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
BALTIMORE AND OHIO.
PRESIDENT MAYERS ENCOURAGING FIG
URES.
EXTENSIONS OF THE SYSTEM AND NEEDED IN.
PROVEMENTs STILL DEFER THE
DIVIDEND.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TkIBUNE.1


Baltimore, May o1-Presidcnt Mayer, at the monthly
meeting Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad directors
TO day. made an encouraging statement a to the
financial condition OF the road. The earnings and
expenses OF the past month. compared with APRIL
l-70, were follows: on the lines east OF the ONO
River 1s79-cainingS ~ jO9,O16 increase, S26260O
expenses, SIOi5OI3; increase. Sl37,97O; net IN
crease S124,71O. on the lines west Of the ono
Eivcr-E Earnings 7iG2 300 increase, S76,40l, eN-
penSes, S3S0.201 increase, S6l,O5Oi net increase
$l3.44l. Summary Of the entire system east and
west Of the Ohio: Earnings $l0713lG; increase,
$780, expenses, ~ ll342 PA; increase, Sl99o3o
net increase. $l4O,1j1 summary Of the entire sys
TEN east and west Of the Ohio River for the past
seven months shows earnings Of Sl3,514,oi3' IN
crease, So,2i214- expenses. S0G35,7j6; increase
~ ,0-7 ,cf9 net increase. S1,154 400.
From person, interested in the road II Is learned
that while the company tas been earning great deal
Of money during the last year and putting large
part Of it back into roadbcd. terminals ana equip
mcnts, glance at the expenses will show heaV}
per cent as the cost Of collecting the revenues II
is annual liabilities had not increased beyond uie
fixed charges Of two years ago the revenues would
indicate early dividend. But since that tmc 'io
system has had many acquisition, and allowance must
be made for them There are 100000 in per
cent bonds the Monongahea River Railroad SNORT
lnc from Falrmount 10 Clarksburg, W. Va the con
soldation Of the Camden system Of road, In West
Virginia probably ~ good thing. but mere arc
Sl0OOOOO IN per cent gold bond' at 100 year" 10 DC
taken into consideration. The Valley Road oi ohlo'
running into Cleveland. did not reduce the H'blte'
II The Baltimore and ohio. although II gave thc com.
pany a first class independent line ard good terminals
Another cxpot OF the Baltimore aud ohio Is the con
-tructiOn Of = new line from Akron Ia W'aIo "uno-
tiou. which, while II will shorten the road some nlN
miles between Pitt~burg and Chicago, VIII cost money
10 build. Not Of these four new chteiPrl,e'
earning fixed charges. As II all these were 10.
enough. there l., the Belt Railroad company "i
Ibis city upon whose issue Of SJ.OOO.OuO VIII hPP'd'
the name Of tho Baltimore and ohio RulrpN '"ii-
pauv Il, indorscr for the interest. There J., hdluN
% hrgc city reached by the baltimore and ohp' cN
ccpt Piit,burg and Philadelphia, where u mas 4 pa
-cnger station that compare, with those oI "'I''
o0mplnic, or j. suitable for the hu-nc-, IL d,'l''.
The Virginia Legislature recently granted a 'E'ifl
to friends Of the Baltimore and Ohio for a new nic
from the Potomac south. t0 connect with ihc NI-t'
Midland and obtain renewal ~ - line - inc @9u''
Work upon this line IS now going on. me l"ht
DELAYED work of hulldine an extension II the liIlu".
and Ohio'- Valley Branch from Lexington down /"
Roanoke and salem viii undoubtedly be done sooh'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
THANKING STATE SENATOR STEUART.
rosToFFICE CLERKS SHOW THEIR GRATITUDE
FOR HIS EFFORTS IN THEIR BEHALF.

rosToFFICE CLERKS SHOW THEIR GRATITUDE
FOR HIS EFFORTS N THEIR BEHALF.
A committee from the Post once Clcrk, Associa-
ton called upon Lispcnard at his home. 40.
Ffth-ave last evening 20 convey 10 him the crate
ul expressions of the association for the efforts 10
had made when the Eight Hour bill before con
grcss. The committee consisted Of Thomas Roman
Henry Wilke and David Glossy, but there was al,p
present state senator !. ,loat Fl,Sett. Postmaster
Van COtt school Commissioner Pca-lcc and PRECEDENT
shoemaker, Of the Board Of Trade Of Elmira. Tic
memorial ran follows:
At q regular meeting Of the Ncw.York Po-trce Cefks'
Association. May II. tho undersigned wer" ap-
pointed special committee b tender YOU The olnc'r" and
heartfelt Of tho organization your generous
and Kind efforts in their behalf by ntf"iuc
ton IN the New.York Legislature Joint rc.olutf0
asking Congress Iass the EghtlIour bill for po-omcr
employee. II j. generally acWowlcfPcd nat postihre
clerk, the hare. worked o. al employees
that they di-.fiunat'd against no other public
arr that their WORK requires more intelligence ana
closer application that other bianchc- oi the pune
service and s they meet the stubborn resistance
the effort they making % get Justice Con-id'fhs
drcuu Feel profoundly grateful 20 YOU for your
unexpected and unsoughtfor aid and ret as-urd 'ir
that postoce clerks not only Of NewYork CITY hut
whole United Stste-. viii always remember Your
Kind services in their behalf which they feel confident
Will be Of ncstmable value ~ them the EFFORT they are
now making b, secure the desired legislation.
Hoping sr. thpt your noble deed viii awaken 70
sponse echo In the hearts Of the people and that you NAV
receive proper reward and recognition at their hands We
faithfully yours
For the New-York po-onice Clerks association.
DAVID Glossy,
HENRY f. WILKE
4. +. ROMAN,
Committee.
Mr.. Stewart was evidently greatly touched at ihIs
remembrance Of his work. lie said In part II
had had any success In this cause helped 10 beneht
the postal clerks, IL Is entirely due 10 the merits o
the cause and not 10 any efforts which nave Put
forth. have always cndeayOrcd to further the III
tcrcsts Of those who would be most directly bcne
ftcd by the adoption Of this reform. and believe, -
the memorial sets forth, that class In The com
munity is more deserving Of public consideration Than
the who serves the public III the postal serN lcc'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
AN "EMERGENCY" LESSON UTILIZED.
n Tho Chicago Inter Ocean,


Some time ago the teacher Of Riverside Cal, scnoo
instructed her class how To act in case OF emeISSne1
such as drowning, n-shOt accidents, etc. uN oa
90 afer The lesson a lad named IIaight went nome
ana found his baby sister given up for dead' d'er
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

Camden. " j., May 81 (Specian.-The new sea-
shore short Line Railroad 10 Isle City is rapidly
approaching completion. The Reading Railroad Is
having full complement Of rolling stock constructed
for the line.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
The Baby Tender IS invaluable from the tim

Are free from all crude and irritating matter. Con.
centrated medicine only; very small take no
pain gripping Carters Little Liver Pills.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

The little advertisements of the people remaiI,
as n1rular a. ever hccause they 5lWays accomplish
tfeir pnrpo>e-biing together those VINO can buy and
those who wish 10 sell.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

bcing picked OF a canal. There no doctor to
nc had. and young IIaigt went 10 work to apply his
lesson and In few minutes the baby restored to
nc Why should not such lessons be given III every
school?
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
WHAT A FALL WAS THERE.
From The Boston Post.

From The Boston Post.
Mamma" said Chicago lad "did little Dro'her
come directly from lIeavenl'
"Yycs.7
And landed here In Chlcagoi'
"Of course
"well. he took a mighty big tumble
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

When In search OF work workers. horses or e. a.
ria gcs, board or rooms or real estate consuiV ~,
Tribuncs little advertisemen Of the people '"'
will find them on the ninth page today.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

When in search Of business chances examine the
short advertisements I'm The Tribune. They are on
the ninth page TO day.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

few elegant suites at the pala,ia home, The Cam.
bridge, 5thaVe and 33d-st be mad mporary
month or balance OF the