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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-11
REMARKABLE CURE FOR PILES
Cure Guaranteed in Every Case
or No Pay.-No Knife! No Ligature!
No Caustic! No PainH

~ hdd Bteeding Pifes for years., and
had tried even the tOrturing electric cautery all
10 no purpose. DIR. Gage perfectly cured me by
a painless treatment Ot ten minutes. The tumors,
large as a hens egg, were entirely absorbed in
a few days. l publish this that others may be
cured."-WM. ii. MINOT, COTS Falls, N. H..
Needing piles had tortured me ten
years, but DR.. Gage completely cured me, Dith-
out pain, in a treatment Of a few minutes. His
success is wonderful. i volunteer this state
ment hoping that othersseeing it may be cured. ~
MERRILL G. RICHARDSON, Middlebury, VT.
bleeding and PrOtruding piles had
made life miserable for years, and all treatment
tailed TO cure. am thankful heard OF DR.,
lcithout .pdin."-MIss c. j. T., Is Arch St.,
Haverhill, Mass.
DR.. Gage can refer to scores of men and
women cured of the annoying disease.
Address DR.. o. c. GAGE, Concord, N. II.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-11
NOTICE.

The undersigned, guardian for two child.
ren-a girl II years old and boy of two
and n half years-desires to find suitable
homes tor them, and will bind them out il
the right people desire to adopt them. For
further particulars call on or address
WILLIAM CALVIN
Ripton, VT, March IS, 1880. lt;ti.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-11
WILKES MCCRECOR
FOUR A OLD.

is also a fine bay with black points and
left ankle white, l54 hands high. His
sire was Robert McGregor by Major
Edsall by AleXander's Abdallah by Rys-
dyk's Hambletonian. First dam, Sue
Wilkes by George Wilkes. Second dam,
Vandalia by Revill by Vandal. Third
dam by a son of American Eclipse.
Homestead will make a full easOn and
Wilkes McGregor a short season Gas he
is to be trained for speed at my farm,
three miles south of Vergennes and eight
miles from Middlebury. Terms of Ell her
horse. $50 TO warrant. For further par
t~iculars call on or address
FRANK d. BARTON,
Waltham (P. o., Vergennes), April 10,
1890. If.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
THE GABALDA SALE CONTINUED.

Tho Glhalda sale continued yesterday afternoon n;
the American Galleries. Mort Oi the tty fans Wa
for sl5 but one with gold and silver et oinamenia.o
the mount water-coors sold for Sil. and anotAs
with notAcg-ofpsarl sticks brought SOS. mantla o
Valencia lace brought So. Tie picturesque costume
which were ncNt offered sold at better figures. nn'
cloak Of Gen0ese velvet - The Rev. Dr. Wrc-"y l.
Davis $50 and Spanish saccGoal vestmcnt of sfe
brocade S2o. Several Of buyers - costume
artists. among whom We're Walter Satt.ile' james
Symngton and Percy Moran.
None Of the picture, sold IN the evening sold .of az
much D. $500. Following are f-w OF those vAlch
brought the most portrait hy rora. ssO. bought D.,
Salvador de Mcaconca. tie Brazilian Consul; Gaoffe'-
"Ancalusian Wcldinr" $40 Alfred Ho.tfr: "Ih. Nir
Dor Of Barcelona" sil0. and rAc Eur-" 9i2j the a-t
being By Galore. The 1st-Aaned picture weA.
to Uriah Alien who the principal buyer Of the even
Ing. Asr1,sot's "The Bull Ring Behind tie Serno,'
was sold 10 G. w Haskins for $40. and 'The Three
MusQuoteers." by Aefa-o; went for 800 TO T. A. Dana.
MisccllancOu, bilca-hrac and cur.os including The
Columbus Caskct viii Dc sold thi, afternoon which VIII
BE- the lat afternoon sale The sale Of picture, VII be
*ntnuod tonight and tomorrow night. The total .as
10 date amount 10 sl3 o5G sj.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
uIrGu " COLLENNER-

Hugh W. Colendcr died yesterday morning at hi'
home No. East Eighty sixth st.. from Br ghts dis
asc Of the kidneys. at tho age Of sixty y-one His
health had been bad for several months and last sep
tcmbcr be went to Europe to regain hl, strength.
Nr. Collcndcr was FOR many years one OF the most
prominent manufacturers Of billiard tables in this
ountry. He engaged In the business In 1884 with
his father in law Michael phclan. who aso known
an expert billiard player. The firm wa or-in ally
phcan & CollcnGcr. and their billiard tai les acquired
! great reputation from the elasticity and perfect
action of th'r cushions. Mr. CoenGer was the in
vcntor q many improvements I'm these cushions.
Mtcr Nr. Phclon', DEATH in 1913, the firm vas
hanged 20 tine II. W. COllcndcr Company. and I'm
l--i this concern consolidated with The j. VI.
brunswick Bake Company, under the TIE oi the
Brunswick. Bake ~ Cpirudcr Company. Mr.. Cot
lender 20 this country from lri'nt ahont forty
scar, a-o. lie wa, fond Of yachting. and was :,
member of the Ia'chmont and New York Nacht Gibbs.
He vas also a member Of the Manhattan Clpb. He
l"avcs a widow ami SIX daughters four OF whom arr
married. For many years he has owned country
seat at NofOf0n. Conn. and his body viii be taken
tlIthcr for burial on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
OBITUARY.
GEORGE II. ELLERY.

George II. Ellery. eighty years DID, and one OF tho
Oldest business in the city, died yesterday from
heart failure at his home 10 DDS West Thirty eighth
81. Mr. Ellcry born Providence, X. l.
lie received common school education. When "a
young he went TO Savannah, Ga, and embarked
In the cotton business. He gave evidences
OF that financial ability which has made so many OF
his business ventures successful In 532 he returned
to New York ard entered the dry goods jobbing trade
which he has followed for many years, making a
speciality Of silks The financial crisis Of 1887 nearly
mncd him. but he recovered from the blow, and soon
became interested in the large jobbng house of Davis,
FaIrchd & Co. which afterward became f. VI. Davis
& Co.
Mr.. Ellery represented +. ". Davis & Co. in Paris.
In 1851 the house Of baltimore, Large &c Ecry was
formed to carry a general importing business Mr..
Ellcry has also been in the banking business in Wall
ST. and In recent years has been in the firm Of
Ellcry, Ncndt Il IlO'baur. railroad contractors lie
was at time vice president Of the Indianapolis and
Evansville Railway Company President Lincoln. in
1868 appointed Nr. Eilcy United states Purchasing
Agent a; Memphis. Tenn Mr.. Ellcrys father was
Il former United state, senator from Rhode Island.
The dead man was Of happy disposition and was
popular among the old-time residents Of the city:
The funeral will be held on Thursday morning, and
the burial VIII be at Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
prcrr-rD ~ THEIR NTcUT CLOTHES.

fire which had been smoudcring for several
hour, lioi.- oni at mltu'ei Last night in the iur
store II Mas puH op the t., hoor of t!c three
.',ry lrirl iaidinr a 30 iaudst. pr the >'c' ni
foOr Of the building Ivpl NJ. Ecbccca Kohn"n ana
tvo children. Tn'y wore rescued hy ~" polio 'm %.
,nc f the children hcHg taken ~, umcon.c.ohi ON
tlc third floor Nv.d M. !. Gali y'"r. w'h
..yon children lame, Mcclure. ho1r1c, am oil
man r.a.cd Sprlc,s,al, n.s rventr. who mi
hti Oh. lrr. and Nj J. iarnc.. ac tiNty Nn iH'
.,r th, smoke the .h.cics'. Tut policemen sn'
c.,4l,d In r.,culng the inmates hy climbing on ur
r,.f # the adjoining lridu. and clrie an cnlfa'n.
H.. th. .i,i.tn l were liftc1 thru-h the shR l'elt
.t fhc olcrl-. Sp iscf.Ly Mrs. liarn- ana one 'lh
being uue,u. con-. Ni N'r ia tnir msN 'iy'h%c, %
-
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
DlSEEr.nN ~ COIETE.Y.

I thc hdlt of Thc ribunc.
Sr; Your 'di'ofl ON the decline cf conr,"y among
men do not tiHn Is a statement 1i fact. rs Nour
correspondent "Neilis" "a .er,. d. upt believe any
gentleman -i, ~ qr while Lady friend or a'-
quaintan'c stands. noi do / hccNc any gentleman
keeps lis scat while an sdrry lady or "a woman wiih
small chld ia her an, stands hc -hc mother.
maid or nurscs The tim, have changed. not the
courtesy. ln these days pressure of hu.nr.,.
crowds and bG-tc. tho courtc. have Indicated above
Is sufficient 10 mark true ecfoman and j., thc true
principle ~ courtesy. I'm rcear 20 a lady giving h.r
scat TO woman with small ,hd AID then a., ,'on
the next seat Is vacated inc cd j, deposited from
the lap into this empty scat. csc. though iAc lads
Who gave lp thr scat uay stlil hc shud.uc: u o,e
Of this Mind 10 H. the dIv oi tlc lads to a- that tlo
child may be- taken up that -.o mas htc lcr seat.
Nor do | believe That The American WOMAN treats
courtesy mach Der hight that she pftcn fcrccts
10 thank orc for her .cl' cor other enlfcl nnf cr
dci i,nia- {, notice the .frr. firn frt 4ely ll, no
their seats - lslF with LITTLE hlI Ia tir manner
and turn away fhcr face, from fr. SD t'A fl- llGv
cannot thank them. ~ wuIld ir much lrf.r .l. a
gentleman T. keep h- At than o. give b. - If f-
spirit. s.. .a.d hrfItr if l- -.r tent Id" 4.. Dbl.
scat In el.es such are above mentioned. ifi.n..
llaI & lu c.ft i1auG not to -itr up DTS -Nt q, ,
woman wlo enters car determined 20 "efr' ill o.'
81 it. a. - lf"t 80 rai. -.lr Their Hitir. . ai,
10 lc at l'rr before men u,fd tIr Gag. and ~" +.
walls. }; B. -imll a.. 4rl. COMtON sL$-L.
NcwNO.n, AAgrh -o. l-JO.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
. rlnnr = o1r rrAn nLn rn-DAr.

The only cavalry top l fAn Ni'l.0h Gnli %
tlA, state mastered Info tie .'ftI.c orr y.l-
a-o t,d4y. ana il'l ihe llrf DRAGON. b.rlfIe Troop
s. y g.. - N .. ou fr4l 80. .p rIIt. 4.
first p>i4Gc. whon with tle Cl,geiaHd CTS Troop .
r.cor;.d PRECEDENT Harrison from tHc r.lrit .Yn lr
te Elulti.. l4i!.ng 10 'He h,lI" of fi. Al. ric.l
don't in i4nh awe. OIL Apnl 80 tae tr.ap art.i =
escort O. Governor llu if tle Centennial ItAle. 49,
was c1fnp.u.. tel p.ci4lf iy military i.rH .l fAt
4ppcirar" i.ia. ll ttla, tle trof from t.e % i,.an
House 81, -t Paul 'luscA. where t.r '.v.fr..~ .t
iif'd i.r ..Iv.,. lf J.. ~ Co.. g.. veteran
c.sa'r .el 20 ic.p l form tf' .n a.f .f.Hy
iso' ps.r . Iif....f.. .' t.4' f.. Nt i4.Iri.t.l,
n.f.oli.. l. f.. iru fr.Yp d.. n.tf i..-i. f'
made un Decoration rst. aat t.r l.r f.nNft "'"
wH.l tln lll.t lf -if- lf'1 lr... ..iFH. r' if
c1mu4aad a. oc.rsd f..fr.,iif. e. a.. ia tl' ili
.l. o. t.c o.,.r..to 90 tNe s.i-... art -tl'
N.ar.H.f .t rs-p... Pass. g. tAn' rirtn" uf
troop a.',i d. special escort 20 o.. I.r-iil.r''c.
,rli. aal o.. detailed a h.,..i,n T. cc..t ''-eri
sherman l.u fh. Nr0r. A'..r 60 fae pn.. fni
sefufl j. rll D.. .r.l. Therefore. tI.t fr,n ti' ti"
.l mu.t.tl.. ll. If lt. fs..n li.' Ih ti te p'-i
aat p.,irn.d tlo escort ar.} r'A naturally ir.'-r.
O., ,a ,a..lry t-Np.
I.c cal. age Aci mtn.if., at p.rhel, haln-
Ac.ao.nY. oycry Inc.an} aad Friday 'eeni'r. one.
iaI a. On, troop CALLING .a' n'r.' ''f ih. "'a..
.n b,fn cf.nln-. d'.A c'.iN',i c4ui u.s.
,p,..,,,,l ln ~'rh. lil'~i Stats C.,air, JonrHil
Ino nrn equipment. winch have Ju.' h.rH h.u.i ~
the state D., inc General Got'ri.ncu; lave arflvel
and ite troop. boz. ldr. Ipn brar fh. nr-c.t snT'"
troop OF cavalry DO tine tinted ~af"., ore % tit
hest ruurpcd. - l1. f. fuur number allowed
%. ar namely TO-. hr.ii', o." ,hap,a n. az" hi-
waiting l-i of several m.n. he. ld'. 'iA"i corps
vl.cn hi. ut bcra. .'artd aal nan.'"'. f'r,'af
about t4lrI boys. u ir appreciated. tiirf f'f"
llai thcr. nas hra e',i dci o' v'si. done D. tI.
prlnilt I1n r.flng fl0 ofr f"tr col n. rtieirf
The officer. if+. Cfpfl.u 'nHrir. !. ipr. Ne. l"l.
tenant. oliver g. Irf mnf second l'Ii"nl +.
llcrlort H. isloh. chaplain. tr Res. p~ f. ilr.cr
Morgan: n.' .ilufisnIro'p. D. Thomas II. Al'n.
Iu.. cvruiir l' '.cI',.ii,n ol j.. anni' r ir'
The member. VIII attend fAo rt-INY foo lndy. tp
vI'n.,s TIC p .iogmiuO" of " The "rind Duch".,.'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
SEEING THE SHIPPING or THIS PORT
MEMBERS OF TIE CONGRESS SUBCOMMITTEE oN
HARBcRs TAXI \ L0NG SAIL.


HARBoRs TAXI \ LoNG SAIL.
The members Of the subcommittee Of the Congress
Committee on IIarbor aAd River Appropriations. Who
,r. now i'm tns city iupc ting the rivers ana hhD'F'
for the improvement of which cos 'fiN'Al ara "i'
been asked. began their work ea;ly N~lcNA> morn
lrs They left the Tith Avenue Hotel. where tA'f
ar, staviur before 10 O'Clock f.r the day, work. The
ra,tv first went 10 Onehundil and htty-'l st.. where
,he f,, f. T. Dcvoc carried them through Tire Harlem
River into the Last River. around TIE southern cAH g."
Randall, Island. up Long Island sound 10 the "'-'
SIDE Of Flood Rock. 10 NcNiown Creek llc'' "a 'iaS'
IN tug of lighter dr4ught was made. ride through
Hell Gate and down the East River was Il At ln oN.cF
The tur ran In close to the shore that the members
OF tn. committee could something Of TIC am ant
Of shipping oi this cry. At Thirty iorr,t carriages
were taken 10 the Grand Central station. where Mr.
NanGerllhs private car was ia waiting i'r 'Ar l-'N
H. Walter Webb. third vice president Oi INC
Ncw.Yorl Central and Hudson River Railroad joined
the party here. lie just s;eppins INTO the car
when a messenger boy handed him 4 telegram from
Chauuccy NJ. iDcpcw. which sad that Nr. Dcpi' AAi
entirely recovered and would b. home ar.a on -a'uf
dav The car was run UP - spu'ten Nuiv vii and
backed down tho freight tracks along Tie ltd-on
River.
This morning the tug Viii again D., brought into
use for TIP down tie river u Govanus hi}. tie
lower bay. and tic dredging ground near sandy
Hook
so public meeting or hearing viii be heard here
hint the report u the Subcommittee Oh the lnsc-uri
IONS made here VIII De presented t. the fnA com
r4ttec N Washington
Conr.c. nam John II. Moc.'t Of ts stat" WHO
is With the cour'cc, sad 10 Tribune reporter y'''
tcIoy: Tier. is no need %. a pnlAc h'arA- %"
,a.s subject in Sew Yotk. All TIC arguments ".i'"
,. made 1lc subject aye air ai' it'". q D..
New or, nerds many lHirVfc' fA.7 L. 4'.
hafD0r and river. bat tie ~'t'- IS thrk'r
J. 81
w iGfs ln a-.llE tait f, committee come - -',
Yori; an 20 over t.c -rouid Na- 20 -h'H iri. '.'
great afalnt oi shipping oi 'i.a p1it ara !'i ll4
uudci-tiir f..at fnc state -iiu!I Ap' Gre 'iiH" VI.
TIE arlltpsiatiDf- made. nl. iA"i T." H.i, Dr.
waterways and latini. l"r. b. SAT- Nil 'ri'.'.
Ihr com .trc bias al.o uf.Df cln-.i i1tnN ie r'''
mcrt of Cnunocy 81. Dri'" Dn i.' lt'H
canal I'D Which hD says That 30 tlh' l'i. ".'i '''
Harlem Rive daily
The party VIII return 20 Wa.A.nti ion iii' evening.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
TIE PROPOSED EAST RlrER TUNNEL.
GENERAL ROY STONE REPLIES TO THE AEGr-
MENTS AGAINST IT.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Your CORES spOndcnt who writes Arguments
against the East River Tunnel" asks the strange que,
ton whether The city Of WORK is justified i'm
standing IN the way Of public Improvements ana
calls upon you 10 sustain the Affirmative lie raises
The old cry that this connection will form through
line from the West 10 Montaul Point, aud rob this
city of its commerce.
A few plain facts should silence this forever.
Tirst-Therc is harbor at Moniauk: the liilc
notch on the north side Of the Point has twenty
brcalwatcr costing millions and taking lifetime
TO build at the usual rate OF progress IN harbor
works. to make it even a small harior.
sccoud-Thc approach to the northward Of Mon
tauk j. bcsc with Islands and shoals, while TO the
south it is entirely clear.
Thri-If there good harhOr with easy ap
rroach there could he possible advantage In
using it, especially that sandy Hook bar Is 50
nearly removed. IT is az axiom in commerce tidt
freight for export must change from rail to snip AZ
the first available point, and conversely that incoming
freight is carried t. the farthc,t point atainaD1c
inland. and such authorities a Captain snow, pres
dent Of tie Pilot Commissioner, and "i me h""i"
Of Trade and Trans -portatOu. Commodore Ihprpr"l.
If the White star Line. and Mr. Coris. grn'i d
:auaccr OF the l1mburr american. declare tNni II
| NntaUl could be given AT once the ;hou.nd ,:iFah
ia, that Sew lora possesses there would still hc .
! l"tivc los of time and money IN the til-icr 'i
passengers or freight there.
! t'Wil-Il there should ever be any reason Tor oN
| lfhui., their lrcs TO Mnutdnh, the railroads ll''l
/ tAe S'ih ana West which now reach staten l-l1i'i
! N"ud ot ro ton milcS ont of their wny 10 tlnA'l
hN'r ~ rivers and tire" cities. pay irhu' - ~
cue, am struggle with their authorities. NNrr iiF
! c"ud hrt.c or tunnel AZ 'hc NarrDws and - arr ,
lo then dtnatirn. The roads from the Nor'h ana
or lMoees Seek with equal case AID aitani axe.
New YORK; Naich % l-90. ROY STONE.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
4 ErLLFIGHTER'S MEDAL.
From The rrovidcacc Journal: AitI1boFo LcI

From The IroviGcacc Journal; Attl"Doro Le''e''
Af.,r several yea Coo"c Ecrst = nirom r,e na,
" ., H.. ,dfrI 1, hi, already large ana NAlha,'c
co;rcon Of relic, oi all ca',c. aga .in nt'T; r,s mr.,
"',, -. ,untalnv fhe primer c-radi. AT the CON
cnsion Of a fierce bull night in nd McN'o Sy"o 1,n,
,, ,rto p, shield about three inchc, wide ana ioHr
nrhc, loms and vcieh, eight ounces ana pcniN
",i,'i,, nan he flcc are NcNifan claiac'eiN At
n'i,ti't H.. end of the design "A" lirsc silver
,iniS and thr.c Il, in number are lrus with MrNl.
"," ii,-. Thc history of the medal Is not fhlN
,.M, M t,,, t. Thought to have been won nN Don
t.,,i, i.,nr Dlay tonlalcl. and who was iaihcr or
the only Poncaao hial. 'ie greatest """ "-"''' :"
Ancr the death Of Don 2a1 e medaI go' sia,S M,o
tn, di.nn.,l rn. hads' fpund lis way INTO qia'-
Miy of cA Mexican -lv which va, pirsn',r' , 'nr
t.....i~,. nu,no... TWO a. tlr'r year, ago hN tiH
tr. ~ "a ); Inbh l Co.,. Of Igw:@cnct. III" medal
sa- nj. acf ont and laid aside; and possibly th9"
,n 10 ~ mo- value. Colonel Horton learned OF mo
medal and for two years has been negotiating ior
IL, purchase.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
~ rlq9ar or PRESIDENT GARFIELD

Cleveland April l.. TIE following has boon ~
irc.-ed 10 The public hf cs rro.'ant Iiuih"f'ri T..
Haze, and Aro, Tovnaeui president and secretary "i
Tie Garfield Memorial Association:
Tie Garfield Memorial Association purpo." tp d'li
cate. by appr,plaie public service. the memorial
.t~4ctur. rr-,;.i iu honor afl memory - fI' lIf
I.-lc.. Da.i.il. %. Iahc Nor f'.ctnfy n int 'lit.
on Naional Memorial Day. hay 30 ncN'. The ir..
tees OF the l ioA fc,fcciilif aC1ct ana 'orlia
clnclng military. Ia-our. civic, and "N soldier, n.i
ciillcnf generally, ~ honor the "cca Ion hY thii
tauec'.tnts agc being perfect with RAILROAD CON
ran,, iar reduced rate, ~ fic infosmatlon u which
NAV be obtained Hf principal -ta'Jns.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
FUNERA. or THE EET. DR. SDOPE.
4 LARGE AssElBLAG1 of MINISTRIES AID lay
rf.N Arrfl.,.I fV

4 LARGE AssElBLAGD of M.%isIiNa AID LAY
Mn ATTEND lT
The funeral Of tic Rev. Dr. Cornelius +. S"oI"'
rector q Trinity CApcl. took place Yesterday In 'h"
chapel m West Twcrv- -hfA.t. Boa the presence 81 d"
Congregation i.at completely filed tie building. Tie
body had lain III the vc.tlJc since saturday, and ""
Looked upon yc1tcray BY the prr-"ns "ho pa,-ed I'D
10 attend the funeral. II VIII be taken thla morning
10 the fil---y plot 10 LosGon Park Cemetery, Iialn
more, Nd for burial The Rev. Dr. Morgan i)M lci
the procession Of ccrlHrncn and pail bearer from h
cAalcc to tho vc,tlbuc OF thc church, chanting
an the Hc -uiircjion aud the Life" The coffin "a.
then borne to the chancc Bishop Potter ohcated "-
sisted by the Rev. Dr. Norran DiA the Kcv M'''i''
Allal Nchcy and Harry Iaunan.
These members OF the dead clergyman. family ana
his relative, occupied the front sca.: benjamin D.
swopc his brother, and Mrs \. X. fllicou aud Mi''
Josephine swopc his sisters Mri. X. Wilson, Dr. Nor
RI, j. sch, the Rev. Horace B HitcAings' ana NF'
iiuhhcle Of I.ostOn. These were the pau bearers :
saitc.loc and David II. Greer. VI. Van Ecnasclrcr
Thomas Richey. William Il. Huntington ana "o'ifs ;
Brown. The clergy men Of tie PARISH "h" a-',i'',n
were the Rev. Dg. Hooper. the Rev. Edward ~. =.
Goodwin. the Rev. Thona, H. sill, tho Rev William
NJ. Geer ana the Rev. Philip \. Brown. 80. .
There ~cse also present Cornelius Nahntfp,it; '','
Rev. DR.. John iiall. Isaac i. Lloyd, j. " iah I'd
man johnson, stephen T. Nash, Allan 'anP,'l'
Archdeecon Van keech the Rev. Dr. Jnoma' ',aii"u
Ces, john X. Levi, William 4. Duncan, John iat"A;
?, Judge Charles 3. Peabody, Df. Glover AfhoM ana
the Rev Joseph sherlock.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
SENSE AxD SILENCE AT SMITH.

! no ~ tor OF J A" D B. % "a ne.
sir Here s. ms test. taken .rlm totlf's paper. the
"sc'.ou, blow AZ oritory7 column: III la..ar a-i
smiths college are .a tie deadly pi.t- w.. ,a,i at
tenron io two -!p, oi thc writer's uiffy i.nf NAf.
on. v.f. nu.t wc always rDan ufder ti' hur'"n ~
that pa,.c,sifcI Nh} tia, alo,fnpie aad that "- '
Asc you in The habit ~ ..nr q Browns IniFcr ty
at irnflfcicrf II smiths. vAy uot N1.su'si -
uEch FIR f.im. rpH o. 60 mitier. saatA ff"i4.f"'
have never hs. commencement cA-lr-'- "hsrtf They
attempted to lu.i.Hr tlr world nf lHf-' lrf AIS tHno
Z Americas NIf-t f r- % -t" ii"rl .'fD" 'h" tf
Geo start o.f l.fp Do" world ulfh tN.n i'.rl'c f..
diploma, a silence a'd 800 out g. u.n bv "ttrr.r0e
tie t.-If o. he'p ofl,r. s SMITH All MA.
Nolt4 Adams. N4-... March -i. l-tu.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

PostoG.cr Notice.
lohoull bc rcad dally ~ al interested

shoud bc read daily by al interested. as Changes may
.srs To- ioD,a eoant'es ned no be peialy d; ad:
di'"-'H i' ts sald aip .tc, oi banking and conl-
m,..as Goc.in'"ts l,tt = no, '"'' '~1''''~
'. y, ,i.a s, for TIA, w,e ,nalg April Will close
fDSl.sD1l A. a f'r aAi M @ia 'ae La a., ilsa ~.
.,, for Martinique and ODadrouc VIA Martinique:
or lAioaao> and irid'd az D "a va ba ~0, ~ ID id
Maid i.iAd, must be- d'e,d '' Allan" a, II s, 80
M for Lgsyy a.,'A. s",4cn. %assay I;Gs.a snd
f., r.,. ' pena.sS swydn No.way Rus-ia aad rg.:
10y. PEI ,., a,a.'' va soSthaugton mass
ls d,ei,a per ,., 81, ra,a%aa al cyrs na,, MI rSs Se
directed tcr >,nc,a at 80 p n foi b..s"n S.ree.
pr % a. 1T t' y p ,'P ra loPP oas de- To.o Ssr
Ia'd .urklol. l.om New -Url,ans ,, -
Jrms at p 9r 4oq r. ,st :. S d5a ., 4, n l5or!. lFSae.
asda AZ y. IN. rg hssn 49, ,. :. !, n,iic; a;
T. m' ,rtn letter, must b, directed 'pef Maaseam At
3 D. H. I1 IruAilO anu kIs'"n' per o = D o'ii i0m
'HbHf Il 80 m for cr'o Eo dirTet st; ner a; s s.
from IA for Franc, Hand Italy.
al for Laf9 r r a. - eonia ,'s at at :soTn So a. n.
tr Trro,~ pSr d. E1'. va ,cuthsmuion ana Breioen
must b. directed fi 'p' az '.,aSo. ii,es. mas. bs
er-c pr : :, Aa,nG'! a. ~ io- norway dircet
per 1hnc>aila letter> mt,t be- di't'ed pe9 Thing,
isa aad ai Sc;s" az lia 4, per Xnc p. m.
Url
Of W,.n,a-toi letter- Or cuba and tamp,o dlrcct
, f,r other NeNi,an StlIcs Via Vera Cruz. must b.
Sir.,t,d prr Cy of hiu. 40 j. IA iar fr,Nil.o
VA fr,tIn mr. - Prof Nos>c. from Stw-Orcans. at
anu f,r 1,ixln por J. O;eri i;.. from New-
3rans at D. NJ fos Bio d. Jeueiro and santos direct,
also the Ia Plaza couer VIA lao &c '',''o' per = D
o'I-HoS HIoSpS 81 for Costa Eisa via I%oa
$ foNhall from Ne~-Qllelns ~ D. H. for IruNii.o.
nor .. > WNhaNen. rom New.Or cans.
~, ',,iI. t,r At-tr,ia Zcolard Hawaiian Fiji and
>,.'," LANDS Ter Alameda from ssa faacisco).
Y9f. Of s Bo.hua. vita British mails loe Australia.
G,t i,tlr. and Japan. Oceanic (,rOm san
irsnc.,so, co.r Arrl 20 a, y. Mali-
IIawa.an island pcr = : Australia from san franc.scol.
isH i.lsnd' '' per tp cy Of fapc from san Fanci,eo.
,l,n h. r. Apri .o5 at y. Mails for Cuba BY rail 70
Tarua Fla and thence hv steamer via Key West Fla,
close 40 mi, o'cc daily ~ . 80 q.
'n,r sshciue NJ cio.ac ~ Tran -Pacac mails IS ar.
RANGED ol prespr Ion q their un'nt'rlptej overland
~,ust 20 san Nrlnc~,o ii.s fion tte hi-' arr ing
on at san Francisco the d,v Of sailing OF steamers
are d-pat a thence the day. Registered I4au
closes p. III. previous day.
e CORNELIUS VAN COTr Postmaster.
postoface. New-York N. T.. March 2s 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
PRIZES FOR FENCING AT THE ELEM NUSEE.

Inc Fencing match at the Eden Musee last night passed
~ " Ve enre satisfaction Of arg- audicce The nr-t
p'l' consisted q match between Harold st. JOnn who
~ ' The cham sionsip Of the United state and W. II.
"as, eA-seigeant-Ia ia the 18th LAGER. EsltlAh
n,"' AF. st. John won and received gold medal
'i'. Dy The management Of thc Muse. lie must win 10
once more however before he gain, absolute possession Of
." me second part consisted Of grand 0prnamen,
O'f 'ne Ni'nnesc lady fenccfs for -four prl.- which
we're won by Misses II. Jaeeuuann H. Noruda \ Schere
~ H. heiArch The ir,t prize 800 in god offered
W members Of the Ncw.Yofk Athletic Club.