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New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
THE IRSFN PLAYS.

There are signs Of a movement TO advertise the
writings OF Mr. Ibsen by raising discussion As 10 MS
morality 1t is neat t'vice. but probably 1t VIII
not succeed Usually. if writer Is immoral there s
a rush for his works. The excessively nasty produo-
lions Of Mr. Zola for example. eagerly sought
as soon as il became known that they were vile. But
Mr. lola is pungent and forcble writer and he serves
up his filth in an able way. 40 writer could be more
offensive than Mr. ZOla is but his power Is not 10 be
denied Some of his writing is not only putrid, but
brilliant lie is therefore dangerous author-ohe
who Ills the minds Of young people with ioui
ideas and images and thus unsettcs their prlnci-
pies and he ought TO be suppressed. But MI
Ibsen is comparatively harmless, because lie Is
s,upd 80 one whose patience enables hm
n wade through one OF Mr. lDsehS poo"'
Will ever wish to wade through another Even those
who like immortality will find the dose OF il 50 feeble
as administered by Mr. Ibscn that they will want no
more from the shop. lie IS not an lliho'd
author in his eachngs-and. for that matter, neither
is Mr. zola. lie only carries around lttle camera
and takes pictures with it-sOmetmcs it may be OF
rosebush, and sometimes Of heap OF garbage Du'
his immortality. Ike everything else about h''h' l.
mild. IL exists in some Of his plays-such d.
"GhOsts," for instance--likc bad odor, az a.
OF a piece Of dccaying fish III the ccisai. si
Dr. Rank, in A Dolrs House" is iair
type Of Mr. Ibsens dirt-a sicky person W.' Ia, a.
in love with his friends silly wife, and who tells hei
so. al the same tine explaining that M ~ im
notably his backbone, Is dlscasc1 VIII soioiuia' ~
her!ted from luxurious and hceniiCus an'c,uoi,
Few peoplc are likely 10 be caught with the bali 81
immortality when il is put in such a form a, i uisC
SeEers w.a |or'hy W pe1 1on nd vii rcmcm
beT as the handsome and charming actress, Mss has
Reign0ld appear 10 he laborng to force pr. I'M %
down The public throat but that capacious giiie. Inv
It's food well seasoned. and Mr. lbscn, though gaHF J.
tame. HIS writings mass OF lnslpld ana UNI ~
grant prac There is nothing in them that j. fresh
nothing that has not been said before hundred iinss
end better said by better writers. In wOfd Mr
Ibsen is dull: and if he were thousand times NOR, NOR
improper than he has been declared 70 be, ne conIu
not survive the defect Of stupidity. The lbscn cf.ze
will blow over and IL will blow over soon. In tie
Meantime it is pity, when there are 50 many really
good books be read, that ANYBODY shpnu DC miscI
Into The waste o time that + involved in reading bad
ones. Mrs. Erving Wnslow is capital reader "a lshy
Of many and delightful accomplishments, anu M,
welcome presence: but she might be, for the pubi'
good. more usefully employed than In reading INC
tainted tWaddlc Of Mr.. Ibscn.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
THE SILVER JUBILEE or CARDINAL MANNlSG.

Baltimore. April 13-Thc silver Jubilee o. 'a'u"''
Manning VA not forgotten by the Archm'hop' ~ "'
United states who. al meeting In la'limo'' ''''
Cardinal Gibbons a. their medium Of comhn"' h''''
with the great English Cardinal Card'nn' "'""o"'
In his letter to Cardinal Manning says ahio'H o'''
thing: ,,
Van, o,,v,tc virtncs and apostolic lfe. yonr public
di..nur,r- delivered In season ana ont "l a' ~
nroIinc writings IN defence ~ religion am" S'"'u
morals. your untrirg zeal in behalf p u' ,'tn . ,
daurlli1r, ~ toll of the suffering poor 'l" III ILL.,
,,u.e ~ Temperance. your readiness ~ '"' na,,
~ nc,soua comfort, and of health - 90 oPcac
f., rv.ry measure affecting the Interests oi 'h''.
arc source nf constant cdihrfilOn I" W, "' anu '''
incentive to emulate 80 bright an cNN'I'.
Cardinal Manning In III, reply says; - ''"n"' '''
t.r mas bcfor. | fender 10 you and = all my
brethren In America my hc rtiet ana sFil''" ''''"'
for the great consolation OF Your aU''','a mo,us %
They ar, ony too kind. but they come AZ ~, 'Iu ~
lnng and cycntnl He a, witness th' "iN no.
altogether failed IN my dcsrc to serve our P'''"'
Master
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
Posfonlcc Notice.
r.ld da.l, ny au m.Dtc.ted. a. ehanges may

fshouA be read daily oy all interested, changes may
Letters io iorn countre, need not be specially sd.
Grrss'd to r''la t ., III ~ p,nt- and coinercil
documents, ct.cr, not specially addressed Icing sat by
Foreign mail, Tor the weck ending April 10 Will close
pr%%NS e AZ 'sp' o. m a. Tor rfu%o and 9aan per
rllati from New ORLEANS a; 2 M ior u '5e Lx&ng &
SPa. s,G at D. H. for ta per = :, rostncir,c
Baltimore dctter, Tor Para anu Pemambuco must DC ds
'WLpSisDAY~At Ii 80 B. M for Europe. per. :. ::
& sd da VT pr r '"a AZ iI Il 20 a. s fOr SrS
pr Majstc at II fer Ireland per mir C, S,'y ,Cs Sf
cesS s 9"seaSEs 5. S,ie e iSf S,e l' pn cy =
~ ago" at 1 p for Cuba per : ssfatoss' va "a
"ant II va or % mui' drec S pr Wrc.ad via Antwerp
etters must be dectsd per Wacand ad a, 90 NO, p M
THrRsDAY~Xt II so m. for Porto Ri.o direct. per
= Soldier Prince at ,. y. FOR Bermuda, per ;. :"
Trinidad at 80 b % tSs ts Ncrads n.. Be- afS dftctS S per
5s Fqso ard ior E:s,s" ss $ p:r :;
; o'f ai i;S" fiS% SIss1' 1s y " 0'
,o nRIDA11M p T. E go S' D. iTNG m o9 st. & &rcs; MqseoS
per steamer from iIaliiaSs H. H., ..s ,so =, plat,
Countries M EPAhA IA a for ST. IT, rSSua al aad '"a 'Hc
nGac S%as 'on Sd dNaGIg asa aq va
Ad,ancc fom Newport News letters for other Wind~a5d
a. .la"'i % for %T zee r ss5rs
La aseos9e VIA iare a. n o, 9r IFIanS ErSn p,
Countries e m fss'' Ha,s be arsS.sd 'r nsS g;
lecr, for Ireland. Frame s"itcrand Italy spain and
Portugal be directed per Wtriil Al . d. lof
Fnrn"~-ia Via fla-eow tcstcis
must be directed per Furc,sia ~ II a NJ for
Fortune Island and Jan alcd, per ANo tl,t1I> iof
ar.ei and AuN-Cayes must be directed per AlNo at
ii A. m for Ilav Pins Marr;s lletier> Tor Gu.
racao Venezuela rrnidld British and Dutch iiana must
n, dire, I'd por prin, Nauls AT II a. m Tor Ncne,uea
also SaNanl VA Curacao per . drs,s a.
letter, colon han ports must ~ drcctd per
Car,,A.'il al for Canpechc 'hiapas Iaoa~co and
Nrca,an p,r Yumuri tcttcrs for Cuba and TuAplm
direct and other Mexican states VIA era Cruz must be
directed ..pcr Yumuri'. al m: tor Costa Eica Via
Iimon pcr s = Foxhsl nom NewOlcins.
sf:xbAY-At a. m. for PfCgrcso. per ;. NJ NuneS
letter, Tor Tau pco and 1uNpam direct and other Mexican
states Via Vera Cruz must be directed per NJ Nnnek"
Malls Tor China and Japan per = $ C.,y Of Bio De
Tanoiro Fraucisco close mere April 20 at 30
D. M Mails Tor the Hawaiian Islands Per : Australia
tf,n San Francisco close here April TO- at 80 D.
Mail, Tor the Islands Ier ship CITY Of Papcitl from
S,n rr.csco close herr A!Iil - at 80 Mails
for Australia Ncwzcaiand Hawaiian. Fiji and samoan
April 81 at 80 ? n lor on arrival az NewYogk q
Iey West, Fla close at thi, oncc daily At . 80 a
" The schedule Of clcsing OF trans Pacific mails Is
on presumption of their uninterrupted overland
t-ans TO san Francisco Malls from the East arriving
ime at Francisco the day OF sailing o steamer,
dispatched thence the day Registered mail closes At
p. previous day ~ ~ , .
Poetoncc, NewYork. ~ Y. April II. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
D4L1,s u,CLLpLrAsrD WITH JAY GorLD

New w-Oreans April i3.~" Tie f'iinncs' di'i'''h
from Dalla. TcN SAYS: jay Gould VIII remain IN
Dallas until AprI IT, on which date there viii BE- q
meeting Of tie stO OhhOde.s of Tie IcNa, and P2cihc
Railway Company, and IT is his intention TO be pres
cnt. The people Of Dall', have come 10 entertain
h.gh opinion Of him account Of hif un"-tcni"'iou7
department and evident dciM b. do every thine III
his power 10 improve the service ana general a''oo
datlOn Of the Texas and Pacific Railway. In addition
10 his proposition t. build 4 double track from the
Fair Ground, - ihe city and to macadamzc II, he
has agreed 10 build Of the finest pa .r"nscr d'lo''
i'm ihc south If the citizen, viii pay hall the expense
me uroposlflon was submitted 10 the city council
Last night. and wa fIVOTblv recommended w the
REGULAR committee by that body
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14

Mry and Mrs. Bachelor gave dinner party, and
professor and Mrs. EmmOns gave a reception.
MIR. and Mrs. J. b. Henderson gave dance TO young
friends OF their who is at home from college for
the holidays.
=. The British Minister and Lady Pauncefotc gave
olnner. The guests were senator Cameron, senator
and Mrs. Iiawley. Mrs. Russell Harrison. Mrs. Munro
ferguson, Baron speck Won SternburS, Mrs. J0hn H.
KING, Mr.. Mrs. and Miss Richardson. Miss Cooper
Hiscount Mospett. Mr. Left Jones. Nr. Edwards. Hr
RICE and Mr.. Herbert. OF the British legation.
on Friday evening senator and Mrs. Manderson
gave a silver wedding reception. Mrs. MaIdcrson
received In a gown of silver and white brocacc The
house was decked with white the gifts OF friends
one, silver wicker basket Of white roses and ferns
was especially beautiful The numerous presents of
silver were not shown with the exception OF the git
OF Mr. Mandcrson's brother SenaOrs-a centre piece
by Tiffany in the form Of an urn goldned, with an
eNguistely chased. border 4 unique piece was the
gift OF Omaha friends This was silver block OF ice
IN design, lccles cncrusting the sides. ana hahdles
In the form of polar bears number Of friends came
on from New York and Philadelphia. The Nice-Presi-
dent and Mrs Morton from their dinner AZ tho
Postmaster Generals house. and the company included
the President and Mrs. Harrison. members OF the
Cabinet. several members from the senatorial circle
and many personal friends in private life Mrs Anson
McCooh and Mrs Flint wife Of Assistant surgeon
Flint assisted the hostess. 1t was charming party.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
PRrP4RLNG TOR 4 ZIG FAIR.

One hundred II tho leading Roman 'aiholc if'h'n
in this cts assembled LIST evening n the h' a'A'D'
10 -; Patricks Cathedral - make arrangements i''
holding fair boo all OF the Mission Of pnr Lads "' Inc
Ko.arv at Castle Garden. l.. j. Callahan '-N''
and among those present were T. J. Curry. president
- the Irish Home Rule Cllb. jane = C'!cnin hNSh
o,D,nnel George B. Coleman. Franci, Conner Fiir'N
Nrcool jeremiah Fitzpatrick T. G. Ncchan. ). -
Murphy. W. J. Costello. T.. /. collier ara hd"Am A
Carey. The chairman sad that the fair "'ih be
orcnod I'm tie Old 7l.t Regiment Armory. Thirty
nf-h.st and broadway. on Nav p. and tiii "i''"
0rccn Of the pastor, in charge of as many "i '''
lcodin- Roman Catholic chur,hc- IN the city iai ca
r,,,,sca ., have. a valuable table a. the fair. Tie"
snhlcriptl lo.l, toward the god WON were t.'. "a"
rnun,rI Io-cqh =. O'Doroiiu". 600. J. j. 'ali'
nan ESQ: John u. murphy. go, "rrse H.. ".o
man 500. william +. I4nniu-. clNl, john Hl'i''''
800: Patrick Dononur. 500 Conn j.. M'..i'',,'
100 Aianrs.~ AIsearn. @lOJ- = J. carry 40. .
riius'4rta. NfIIl. 500. r. .. Collier .'f't l'N'
Nasnisc 800. lirf.Dr Justin. 81 Manhattan '.i,-'
500. lcfemah Fitzpatrick. 300. John oN'N. fl"'
and Iame- -. focutu, loo. lf 80 NfiH pl plli'-.'i }"
..,ou q. fn a request of the nccilns O., display iir
r.flN Irish SIR nag which VIII hc orc "i fhr i'hir'
If tie far. and which nA- been presented b' Ai'"
bishop CIoAc. Of ta-ic ireland.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
cgRryr4y SOCIALIST SERVICES.

Boston. Aprl 10 '~pocai.-Ihe Riv. W. j. J.
yIi-,. Editor 81 rh- Dawn resigned the pi-''r''
81 tie Drt.e Episcopal 'huich. south Boston, """
la, begun a scrc, Of Christian sr'inhi 'eiN''' ia
Brunswick Hall and h', taken the l"il'l s'p ''N"''
establishing a brotherhood "i work. III, b'h"' j.
that the Church 81 Chr.t ln Der true .nrt j.
Christian socialist Church. AID IN this afternoon f
service the Episcopal ritual was followed WIN ''
approval ~ the church aIihori,c, The nan WIS
barely large enough to accommodate '"hio'
ABLY all who wished 4, attend. Robert Treat Pane
and Georse J.. McNciu who took up Nh. go nooii
nncritr ~ D. Iowell-. Mi Anna Nhincf. nc
.cnlptrc.s and th. Rev. No icam'. ana Lliilr
fcd. were amous tho.c present lnc cr'i,'I III
which Mr. Biz. announced service h-d ahd INA,
Christian Socialist believe il order. and not con
fusion. IN unity. and not division. We M"nld starl
mo christian socialist denomination or sect hni q
MISSION a. a humble cnpr In Church that J. q"
bring II hack 10 what seem largely forgotten OF u
roref frufl-
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14

....u oren IN Chicago But it would be
waste of time TO enumerate tne Tbev are not
strahsu ,The audience watches and waits 10 sce
nssSrr Mr. Henley will succeed IN Mlls llasocav I nre
w. whether Mr.. Wilton 1ackaye VIII of no more
OF svc him and Though the old man Is hind ~ enoneh
ser,9 9sme than pound of lard they are MIN MIN oT rv
~ hc well pleased at his ultimate ,1,v scene in
toieS toieS an old negro prays for food-askng .le pe
not 10 "go back on his repuiMion ,rax If vctnals
n0c nO6 tbcn turns around to behold tray benevo
at Ta has just been brought IN Dy but too much
ina nt neshbor There is more foonsn o~s % % the
to remember and far too % wih u e professional Study
adoeS' srsce il that An intellectual man must oufueh
his mind with mountains Oft Of tssd snd seventeen chara
me II Pi IS not only we'll mounted but Jealousy an anu
earnestly acted nroSnce5 Mr. T. has, M 'a 'aasHcmbsd
semerbh be Il ner,ormsnce noomparably is that gwen
by Mr. f. J. Henley TIN, Is an aIways misanthrop
Iae und bttcr nc stands much in need OF sulshlne
s~d Of spiritual repose but acaaI hG endowed with
e,cenve instinct and with the canaey 9i ,f
arm significant convincing tonchn ns NAV are those
TnGet @ e su nTor has provided for ~ his Sman hs s
to mperon4te woman ggii TiV lover " and who pnrsue
seann0nc1 with supplication for matrmony ana
This is kind of abject ielac, nitv Sut who never
is 10 De nopeS peeSmraton At first sight this character
appears be lunae nn. sSe eInerces in many
~nexneced stations: hut. thronsh the woie
web Of mpossiby, Miss scnsn sltini an iIlyfon' Mr.
%aon taSSvc the hero and he appears 70 be te
public because and ' common 70 in his
nInsye nppSd and dcmeanor as to be quite upon the
mob level The character IS sboS know TI how to use
a. az rw1 and lees The millionaire IS payet by Mr.
George vessels who preaches- but seeing III liaS liz II
ssaoci mart broken German. is toerahy well acted
Sy Mr.. " H. Thompson There are IN faet: denote .
oonts ~ diversified talent all along inc Inc OF TINS
but since IL is exercised in the service
Of false philanthropy ana CTa1y Sar and
rasd energy The STANDARD Theatre has been crowded
however every night since Money Mad was pro
Svccd and the piece will have remuneratve career
This Is the fn cast OF parts:
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
A CERAMIC CLT y.
From The Boston Advertiser.

Eo,ton /. a city Of clubs. We have them Tor all
sort, and kinds and conditions OF men ana oi women
Eut cincinnati has club which /, certainly uinuutt
II /. me Pottery lab. Ii hao history. We OF Iil'
,ountry have become grounded IN the belief ihaV olIt
fine famous manufactures Of Dresden, Limoges anu
-r,r,.s are able to produce pottery Of ia."y pc'u
t,,l and delicate sort. llnt few wear ago crila
Women of Cincinnati established a manuiaftJH vi POI,
tcry of distinctive yaTics. which In II, ri}ic "i ln
and decoration a formidable rival OF the pdu't "l
Ihc great manufactOIc- Of Europe. FROM lhl7 I"'
snrung the Pottery club composed Wholly oi M MN"n'i
,rho.c aim il Is perfect Themselves. Tor aH> ""
axe i'm the production Of aud original ocsIF9 W
oruamcntaiiOn The Pottery Club holds an ah'uhi
cy yLihtiou Of The works of it, members ushrrd W w. d
recrDon which f. Of the chief social events ol nc
ritv Al the last exhibition. which was hrld i''cn'.s .
exhibit, were made hy all the memhrr- an ahh,H ~ ~
hiht beiug one Of the requirement, for mrhDcislP ~
the club No wOuld dream that the bra,.iiui n,
fr,,,le specimens not from famous ~, u,P,t,
,nsuufactOrlc~ except that they have an orislndiS
which the latter frequently lack. Here i ~, r.
portunity for Boston people to enter upon "o'' "
Them, at least, never trOd.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
she MARRIED THE WRONG NAN.

From The Alhan! Journal
The Rev W. r. Poor. of the Lutheran 'hnIch Of
Tribes Hi. Oicicd at a wedding of Young farmer
and farmers daughter that village last week:
Aftcr the ceremony the bride burst INTO tear, ana
exclaimed. oh, | have married the wro- man.
or being asked who The .ight person was, she
indicated the yonns man that had stood up with them.
lie live, ~ Tshc. llll.
Tn, natter created much conformation among
tho-c present aNi deeply affected lie coon. But
the couple l'ft for Amsterdam to take the cas-
for a bridal tp 10 New York and Washington
little affected ~ the fimc over the excitement. and
She had been silk great deal lately: and both the
groom aud the Young man that stood MP had been
suiors for her hand. All the people concerned are
prominent farmC:s.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
DIED..
,ternoon, April 13, 1890. Catharine.

cHILDon Sunday aissrno9Son' April 49, 1890 ca'harns
Interment IN Eyergreens Cemetery.
coRIELIAt MOrr:2wn j. so On Tr,SaSy In,S: April H.
Soe pseS Se J b yar a ss sa ae seence Nom
day. at > p m.
Josephine Day DsVlasoa }oanscst daughter Of William
i2stAst;, led. Amii Is. at 80 p m
DRAYToS-oa sunday, April 49, $780, BENJAMIN A.
rnncral services at his late residence 6i5 East 14oths
between Alexander and Willis a'es Tuesday evening" "
nEATm~on SATURDAY. Aprn 1c; after a brief illness.
Relates sesSse. d at ts lrSe redence Of his
HesiS NO. rs Ess; S3thst., Tuesday April Is. at
1t is Kindly requested that flowers be sent.
saturday p N5Sy Il " s. Aff Hoss tf saSsS;
aeM Of Da prln'TSn ate ToSn W and Ella " stout
Fnsss S,e's At WI 30 ST g. hEa % acsday % APRIL IT,
LIE April H. "a at Eoy hsr Tsas.cf T e ene1 nG1
" lie Roy, and daughter Of the late Joseph H. Scranton
The funeral viii place scranton at the residence
OF her mother Mrs. Joseph II. Scranton, on Tuesday.
special ~ ear win leave the D. L. and W. r. r. depot
MlcKIE-on saturday, April r. at l24 West 5sth.st.,
Caroline De pgyser Macke n. the sch year of her age
- John. y. b. papers please copy.
On TSaray Ag sa clara az G'ri e. Hss
Funeral .eve st the rcssnGc Of her plsns' 3S West
Ins''ncnI -'Si'' at wooia~n Cemetery. '''
MURPHY-on Friday morning April H. at Lakewood.
n. j., Richard q. Murphy, eldest son of eACoector
Funeral from st. Church, esh-st, Tuesday. April
10 80 a.
Rural private.
Please omit flowers
RElD-On saturday morning April Il, 1890, Edward A.
Reid, in the $50 year OF his age.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO attend
tho funeral services from his late I",id2ce 40 81 East
lc9th.st, on Monday, April II, at 80 p M
ROBERTsON-On Sunday morning APRIL 13, Elizabeth
Robertson widow Of the late Archibald Robertson. Of
Philadelphia. oo -. ,e,
Funeral services from late residence 123 East 3sh'
st.. Tuesday morning, April -. at o 10 O'Clock
Intormcnt L,urel HilL Philadelphia
Philadelphia paper, please copy
WARNER-On 1ith inst. Edward T. Warner, jr. ION OF
Tatnall and Mary Corbt Warner, aged year and p
days. 1890 a.,
Services az house. 903 Dcaware.aye, Wilmington. Del.
Sunday. 18Th inst at D. M
WETuFRlLI-N Atlantic CITY, " J.. on Sunday ths
13sh inst ol pcrltonts, COrnca stewart daughter OF
Kate A. and the Res. J. Bloomfield Wcther, in the
Of her
Funeral services at porkiomen Penn on Wednesday on
arrival OF train leaving Philadelphia at 20 p. m
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
IN AID OF AN ITALIAN MISSION.

a concert will be given Wednesday evening
next in Chickcring Hall. by Mrs. John j. Curfls's
orchestra. in aid Of the funds Of the Protestant
Episcopal Mission Church Of san Salvatore Mulberry
ST. This orchestra was formed about three years ago
by Mrs. Curtis In her own drawing room for the
entertainment Of herself and friends but IL has since
Deen SO enlarged by added membership drawn to II
cy the popular novelty Of the dea that II has been
placed under the charge Of Professor Theodore John
formerly of Freiburg Germany, and has really become
sort Of orchestral training aAd graduating class.
ahe Mission Church Of San salvatore dcvotcs It's
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
A WEDDING.

sanduskv Ohio. April - Specialize. l'n'c'
Brown IT,. son Of George II. Brown of the i'h'""'
New York banking house Of Brown brothers - ''''
wa. married in this city. The bride being Mr- ''f-
nclia Emile Mos, only daughter "i j. g. H"''' p'''
dent Of the Moss .7atiohal Bank Of l.' city, ana
vcu known in railroad AID financial circle. Tie
wedding was the most brilliant over held n tl.- 'ltt
owing 10 the prominence of the iamcs Of ihr hrI'e
and bride room. bishop Leonard Wa present ana
60 ted ,he rector the Tc. l.. l.. ioNcli in the
ceremonies. which were held m Grace iii,c"p.i
t,nl.d ~, , l,rs. number Of guests. including many
uerscus from NCw-Norl. Eslc and ltf,Ouss
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
nLLLl
ALLlNG-On Ih'

A1rryG-on Thursday. Aprl 10. 1890 Isaac A. Aiiing'
aged rs year-. . IT,. homc M AZ wal.
nut.st Newark y j.. OH Mondly' ApH a. s' = ''o
,, ., ,soo
nIArVELT-At Paterson y. j. SATURDAY hprl j. lo'o'
Ann widow OF the latc ''lrrct nau IL, p.,.-u..a
Funeral service TUESDAY. April To- h 'ecou o'"'"0
Church Water. o'clock D. H. .
HEEWlR-On Friday, April IL az Sol," o.snse ~ -
NIytl,larn 4 nr.Ncr formerly OF Boston, dScu % -
Funeral at ne Ir,sb, tcran Chuch ,oun Dta,r, on
tie arrival OF train leaving bdi.@9 ~'t N"S'0P"N
st.. az 80 d. ~. Tuesday, iou inst
Boston papers phrase copy =. =. cA.,.,
Il, it .on Of charles and Sarah L. Burden,
nd ,ricna- are invited attend thc funeral from
In. chanel Madison Avenue n,'o,'"V' '""'N" 0
l'ue-av at . a. III. entrance on "'th'sl
man., .,ac.o,v o., Atlanta. ga. SATURDAY, April
hia Charles Thomson Burs NJ d. eldest son o' Johh
IT, and Mary O. But.r
Sotce OF funeral hertaftcr.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
WHERE THEY NAVE MrDDr EoADs.

From The Pitt,turg Dispatch. -
There is les cAaggcrltion aboui aho,..m 80. r'd ,
that usod 10 be told of q vcry muddy 'u'N', '"''"
A man was riding along this ro~i. wh,l nv "a" &
somethinc waving above the mud. ~ '"'"" P
cuIiar and he eoi out and wadcd II the Spot u
nrnv.d to be n riding whip. ~ he began 10 -,
Il out OF the mud, voice came % irom r., ,,,"
saving. What are YOU taking my whip i"r
81 hcr pardon-7 began the man above proRhn
Well let go of my whip I'm rdinS 10 h"""
This Kind, Of locomoion underground Is very
popular in tie rural districts.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
UtRD on THE DOCTORS.

From Eugene Fields London letter.
There are two stories that are told al the HaN"se
Club: Doctor is scnt for 10 aitcnd Smk "ua'"' @ I
on his arrival finds woman dead why "aS a..
not summoned sooncr1" doctor ask. hnsriiy. ,,MN
IA thiuI OF IT," explains the bcrcavcd hnNoai'u
INF We concluded that 1t would he cheaper 10 ic'
'cr die a natural death ,. -, r,,c Has.
h.,, a"nlnins. 4. Yo1 see. DOCTOR" say Hl>p'i'u'
when She complained Of fecln' oaa g%te Int which
pill you prescribed ior me i,o o,, but ins think
v,,t u"t would ave appcncd II Ia ave taken it,
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
Innnrtanf snIc Of ionhcrs Properly.

A large number OF persons visited Nonkers Saturday
and v.f.Ilv To ilsDoct property % bc sold auction
Iv Kichaid Y. nnrcft Auction 'r. tomofio" Tue-day
t,rii ith 4. le Real Estate Exchange. - iADery->t
M lot. IN. All dr-lhy situated ard available Tor i'm
mediate IMPROVEMENT NE IaA.en EHatc To-, on ilEh
mo v,'rn nom ~ BOO 10 $1,000 plot JOAlJO. and
command ta- finest Views ~ TIE Hudson In ionhefs
m. l..l ltaN,. worth from 5000 10 $500 ana
rr hsuifllv situated There ai.o number of lots
en- ntnrr streets from $50 O. 1000 according t
l,r.tion and grade. sale Will aNOd splendid op
noftn, Tor investment and obtaining subj. ban homes