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New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
PROTESTANT rricorAL ELECTIONS

Warden. and ,c.,rmcu have been elected in Prot
..,.i Fr..co.al clmf,A.. a. follows
.r,n. ,hur,h Nc-tHrld. y. j.. Nanl'n-. >irn.l
rrln,. ,ni oin-i,rhcr Harden N'.ir' mem '''"r ,'
"a Van Un.lcf,h g. * rHr. Thongs j. ih h-hh'il
4 D. lfuu. ',..f-r H. Eunrr. James J. hN'N "'"
~ r,uf. .lnsch. Ipund Ir'oh J. W'.'',,'
e. IS Inuua. tnd John lr''in-'u N'.'''h' w
II g. Iorcr William iia.un. g. {. Ih'nn'' t. L.
-f,. .tf.i f...,... 4. ~uIutf-
- Johns ,luf h ~"ncr,l lli". y. J Nifd'n,. y -.
Anderson and John IInr'rrr. l'.iF .'h. y, ,,'',
nnf,i j. II Ifr. {. A. ~p''r. y Il. Dayton N'l H. u
Chri.f CHURCH. rcllc,nc. y. i. Narien-. Henry
A -,in. lrf Roger hln.-lrd. N'.in men - '.'
nonsl,-. william II KAY. Mr. Adams William N''i''
H. tltrh. H. t-hHnrfl ,u,
II rani's Church. Nosvalk. Conn -War'cu.. Nll"h
f..ii- l. *. Lockwood. Nc.trfnru. charles l'on
md ,.c.r.r Nnri ~eiir'k. Daniel G. NA-h, L'sI,'iu
l,cl-ln Homer Merrill. Ircdcr'h Mead, 'c"iSr li""
tn. o,ri. " lcrfI,. ito,"rt g.. i'Hni"4d.
Trnlt hur,h. -outh NorN Hlh. conn. " B..
John II -ftith Isaac Icunln-,. \"-ifi men ~, '''
\ ,,,rinffl,f, f. N Woodward. 'roi-" >l i,'"l l,
pln y =. uiih. \. J.. Iu-i'. Frank H. l'Vl"i' ''"''
Ir.nt, church. southport. Conn N'rd"n' ,ii,l'
i,,Iir r1,,,,,l Illuhln, Nc-trmcn. oliver inlhl',
+ n ~ra~enoa f. w. I11lilci. j. n. Wood !.
Iulllcy T. L. Wells. T. 4. ~'rr-c-, T. = u''''' B" ~
Whl"unn. ,,., ,vtut,,n
= -t,rrf Frank sf---i. Nr-trNm"u. john H. N''l'
N,icr IL I~t'.. H. Ir,nh weed, pr r,'h i'h"'''
rr,ncl, =. f.toh Charlie H. webb. Louis VI fi'''"'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
UovORTVG cOUUOIJDRE HTGHES.

The friends of Commodore W. H. +. Hughes. Of the
Ward Line Of steamers. him dinner on >atrdai
night al the Union League Cub. The title when he now
bears was conferred upon him on board the AilziDa
al sea- on Washington, Birthday. To commemorate
IT, the friends who hOnorcd him last evening pre-
sented to him a valuable and handsome gold badge
Tiffany had been at work upon il for several weeks
The design is Of dolphin and an anchor, partly
hidden by three shields the centre OF blue enamel
with the white star Of the CDmmOdOrS Once ~ the
centre. and the letters ". II. T. II. formed by the
INTERVENING Of golden rope about the star. llc
whole forms pendant which j. fastened by white
ribbon to d gold bar Of raised work.
Charles Watrous who presided, made cracciul
speech of pre,cntat on 20 which the Commodore feel
icly re- ponded other speakers were General Porter
" P Clvdc of the Cl,dc Line Of steamers Henry W.
Cannon t. &. Lcdyard and /. l.. Ihurbcr. Ih"sc
who did honor to the guest OF the evening were
Cornelius " Blis-. George ". Lyon Narvciie W
Cooper Fred. r. Brown. Richard Butler, george NOSE
Charles WatrOus Thomas stokes. Lew, ~ iidll, +. H.
Timricr. ThOma, J.. Clark Henry W. Cannon, General
Horace " p CiIde William Rowland X. :. Sturs
burg ii. r. Booth. Il. W. Parsons, George r.. Nccu
H. A. Rackcr. Lewis C. Ledyard, John scott, ana
A. W. kingman.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
TENNIS At EOEDuAM.

Two tennis courts have now been completed anu
they promise to give entire satlSfactoh Al recent
meeting Of the Lawn Tennis Association, the following
officers were elected President. Il. a. Johnson vice
president, {. j. Straut: treasurer, l. y. brennan
record ne secretary !. T. Boylan. and corresponding
secretary. Louis J. Gon. The association has IN
eascd the membership limit and Will, If necessary
Law out another court. The following members VIII
guard the honors of the association during the coming
scaso,. | r. brennan 80 ". : Wright. 30. Il. A.
Johnson '91 and Alan q. EurrOv, 90. Mr. Livingston
go ma, been elected captain Of the lDfcrco!L.Siate
,ce, which Is composed II me following men G. j.
stranb 90: Il. \. Johnson. ~ l. T. brennan, 30
Francis Kcating 'H3: John II. slcvin, 80. Louis !.
Gillon '02 g. C. Plunkctt. 80: K. Carmody "l, ana
j. Birmingham. ., NJ ,, -
The New York brotherhood Ia'ebal lea'n plalei
ran,c on the Fordham grounds last Thursday. and the
Fordhams played them return game the following
An-da.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
IILD EYPISTCLATION.
From The Detroit Tribune.


Il remember an incident that happened in the
LOVELY" SAID a theatrical gentleman The head of
tAe gang Of >upers was regular tough and athlete
VINO iad been bOihcriug the manager for some time
WIN MS requests 10 be given line 10 speak. The
manager Gld not wish offend him because was
MN lew lines 10 speak tho night Of his bcne
ii; The night approached and Jimmy. he
called had not been given his part, aud he went to
the manager
"'s say, he said, how is disl Where's dc lines You
promised me- amt gon' 10 morrow night 70
carry spear or 10 do anything of dat kind. Gimme
- Ny dear SIR said the manager If will be en-
urely unnecessary 10 have your part written out
twill tell you what to do and YOU can do it,
60 Well, 60 on
a. You are 10 be Of a group Of discovered
Shrinking In saloon. The bartender approaches and
you call for the beer. Do II natural Ike. YOu know
how. Then he gives you the change. You look at
and see that II is not right and Won mildly eA
pOstulate.'
-. All right said Jimmy Dat amt bad part. >
"Thc night OF the benefit arrived. Jimmy and his
companions were discovered plaving cards at table
- Four beers. said Jmmv in a most natural tone Of
The glasses were placed on the table
80 Take II out Of dis. said Jimmy. throwing piece
OF money the table.
=, The man took the money and then returned the
change.
Dis alnt right said Jimmy looking at the
change.
80. Didn't you FIVE me a quarter1'
q. You can't play that game here. my friend
80 What Didn't give you half dollarP
a. q. Don't get no more change than dis''
sBin-bang! Jimmy's arm went out and the man
was knocked clear into the first entrance and 1t was
Come time before he recovered consciomsness.
a. Good Heavens. what have you done? said the
manager as Jimmy strollcd on ,. la
Jmmys
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
THE SCHOOLS MUST BE PRESERFED.
THE ENGLISH. SCOTCH. WELSH AND CASADIAN
RESIDENTS C + CHICAGO WILL OPPOSE
CLERICAL NfDDLTNG

Chicago, April f3 (spccian-It has been known FOR
some time that the members Of the English. scotch.
Welsh and Canadian societies in Chicago have been
agitated by the introduction of an important potlcl
question for discussion at their gatherings. The meet
ings have been largely attended and the discussions
have been animated. The victory OF the opponents
Of the Bennett law in Milwaukee and the attitude Ok
the Roman Catholics and Lutherans toward cornpul-
sorry education in Illinois have brought matters 10 q
head and within a short time there will be convention
Of about 400 member, Of the societies named with full
power to form Independent political party and 10
draw mp Il platform. It, principal plank Will de-
clare the answering loyalty Of the new party - tho
public school system and will pledge its members 10
vote for no one inmi,al to the system ~ existing.
president Of Of the largest societies OF the IN
crested organization. said today.
working alone we were weak to make our
selve, felt. but united will be power. We VIII
work strictly American lines. and Will support mono
but dycd-in-tnc wool Americans for Office. This nav
seem strange coming from body Of men the
majority of whom foreign bOrr. but Il i the only
way in which to accomplish our ends. Inc American
Lea gllc the American Mechanics organization VIII
he represented at our convention. Til" constellation
will be for political purposes only. ana our present.
ORGANIZATIONS Will continue their individual work ds
before There are MANY Roman Catholics among rs ::
bili IL they don't t. join with the new parry IN the
frthcrancc Of it, plans. they VIII neither To-" thelr
membership In the societies nor the benefit accI1iinc
ther.from We have $4,000 votes in Cook County. ana
a, they will be cast ~odly against any platform en-
croaching upon the DOMAIN Of the state bv the cleric.
of any creed. that added 10 the Notc, OF
others inbued with like principles. they VIII form
bllwark OF defence for American ideas.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
uD uDgRfS ETNLER DEAD.

rr Il iris Ti.cr. 4 we'll Ayown man ain'n' "'''
,,,r,u u,irint, IN thl- city. died al Dis h'N'' w.
l-i ~ccrna ave.. on Friday morning u" Wa ''" '''
,.,lr,l, Hungary. August l.. liz. ana ""''n- ''''
Revolution Il i-i-. while student al +Ir'tl' "' 7"
.,,,. editor Of dril, revolutionary "crh''" P"P'
,4.lrd .Thc Opposition. lie ''"N P''' '' Wv
tl. CAMPAIGN, in the south of llunesr ni''' '''"
,-,l ucchn and when the Russian, h'd been '"''"
-, , ..d ,u. fra, and their combined force, hh 'l'
cco,,l lu cNtn1ui-hing th" revolution he "'" ~
Ieip.- whcr,. he worked with Gueriv lrcth' 81, Inv
tai.r V Grcu1inicn.- II" an'rwah W'iii 10 a. ~
/, here he made tl" acquaintance ol 'pn!.
Later ic went t. London and met kp~hth AZ Nn.s' i
,d, ice n. came t. ihi- country in Nanh. Loo H',
th,f time h. Ia i''l IN tlil, tltt 'nEat" III INC
practn of hi profession. lie va, H''lp'' VI ,o
tolniv Medical ~o,efv and of i" 'iru'l"n S".,N
The ff.craI viii bee hrd this morning ~ !" l" "a
A. hi, home aud ia" body will Ice crcmatcd al lrHh
Pond lie leave a wife ara one son.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
NOVING-UaY FOR THE FIFTH ARTJLLEHl.

Orders have been received from the secretary OF
War that the 18th Regiment II Artillery, the oc-
paitire Of which for the Pacific Coast exclusively
announced in The Tribune three weeks ago. SHAH
leave this city for Francisco May The pres
headquarters Of the regiment is at Fort Hamilton"
The regiment has been this station since lr7, ana
not only has it participated in all the Decoration Day
parades and other ceremonies, like those Of Evacuation
Da and the centennial celebration Of WashinstOn's IN
auiatiOn, but il formed the special escort at the
funeral Of General Grant and the guard OF hOnOr
at tie tomb AT Riverside Park for several week.
ii also the escort al the funeral of General Han
cock. Battery r. now at Fort Hamilton. Battery
B, at Fort WadsHOrth, Battery {, at Governor >
Island, Battery II, at Fort Douglass. It1h, and Bat
terics X and NJ AT Fort schuyler. to he assigned
70 duty at the Tc,lcO, Francisco. Battery 4, AT
Governors Island. and Battery l. at Fort Hamilton
Will 90 10 Alcatraz Island. in the bsrbor Of san
francisc0; Battery II, al Fort Hamilton. will 60 %
Fort Mason. and Eattery T. II Fort Hamilton, and
naery L. at Governors Island, Will go 10 Fort Candy
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14

FEsTrs. NOT PAUL. WAS MAD.

With such strictness Of analogcal reasoning. ara
such hcalthfulness of feeling. and with the visible
blessed effects, how you, fe>tus. how dare you,
with your dcnials. your want Of alirmatons, your
no faith. turn upon this honest man. this man with
upturncd face and straightforward life. thi, man of
bower to endure and courage To dare all tat man or
hero ought TO venture tO do. hOw dare you cali MN
madmanl You wcaking, dawdng IN the zap ot
luxury how dare yOu call him mad who has discovered
and is welding power which II 10 shake me latlphs
when you are handful Of ungathcred ashes! ron
almost cipher To De unmcnOncd IN all the ages cN'cps
as YOU are to be held mp Ia Tie contempt Oi tnc gchcrt
lions a. another instance OF plsmy In spirit on an
ain, OF power-hat chained prisoner has crushed You
with one gesture Of his left arm that man in BONDS
has pillored Won on your throne forever.
Dear Christian brethren. We are nOt crazy h'os
oh il madness IN you 70 profess thrsc hlgn PC
our Father and walk the world with the torlorn
air Of orphanage 10 accept the Bible a, the Noid ~
God. and let ii have no more nlucnce upon your
life than much waste ana worthless paper. 10 P.o-
fesS Yourselves sinners. ana seek no ,ifauol W
ACKNOWLEDGE Jesus. and yet qucn"h The spirit ana 10
fuse 10 be sanctihed II = insanity no, 90 iel a, YOU
Ongn' To feel Ia be in accord win Aouf b'i'i anu :.
madness to have yonr wills ana INr, run Ni,f,r.y
conservation be round full and entire II VIII h'r
from many present pursuit II VIII 'idN oh
the charge Of singularity. crfcnirleNN 'itn' \
insanity. madness. liut If clear iaith pmif h"po
have the " fruits of the spirit which are " Lo Joy'
peace long gsufcring gcntencs,. goodness. lah meek
ness tempcance~ II to live hcroicaliy and die peas-
fully be madness, then ] say he MAJ. ana ht mo
Festnses and the fools be Then madness Il:
grandeur and glory. and sanity * in.gnicsnce ara
contempt then madness i light and rapture. ana
sanity i gloom and wrpich"inc~>. Then better. iir
letter be a good. strong. consistent happy. mphint
earth conqucring Heaven winning madman, than 70 10
a wicked weak wavcring. miserable cowardly phoso-
phcr TO whom life is all puzzle and death all terror.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
COMPANIONS OF LOYAL LEGION TO START FOR
PHILADELPHIA.

COMPANIONS OF Loyal LEGION TO START FOR
PHILADELPHIA.
II is expected that al least 300 Of the companions
Of the New York Commandery Of the Loyal Legion
Will 20 10 Philadelphia tomorrow morning 10 take
part in the two DAYS celebration of The twenty tyffth
anniversary Of the foundation Of th' orier. Inc
committee cx Irieader,ticncral Charles A. 'are-
ton Lieutenant Colonel George l.. Gl''p'e' Oh ''c
Army: ex Major. Edmund H.. Jay. Henry Eagle smith
and Thomas H. cdcl cxCaptan william IL. Jcwel
and cX-Fir,t Lieutenant Joseph W. Plume OF the
Army Captain Henry Erbcn and cX-Parm1,ter George
de +. Barton. Of the Navy The PcnllsylFann hail-
road has made special rates for the round t"p' e""
io return until April H. Of 20 30 from cithcr tm'
ct} Newark Elizabeth. The headquarters oi 'hc
New York Commandcry will be at the La Fayettc
Hotel. Broad and Chestnut SIS. where large mum
bcr OF rooms have been reserved for the a'commolh
ton - companions and their wives
The present ceremonies will bring together from All
over the country those who have subscribed l" ul'
following extract from the constitution; We o'"
Ger, and honorahly discharged officers Of the Army
Navy and Marine Corps Of the Ini'cl s'at''' "h"''
names hcrcunto annexed having aidch III mann
tanning the honor. integrity and supremacy "t the
National Government n critical period Of is history
and holding in remembrance the sacrifices in common
made and the trumphs togcthc: shared, IN as
charge of this sacred duty etc. Among inc "-N'
companions are cA- President Il. H. HaNcN' Uc COM
mandcr in chief Of the order. President Harrison" ten
cral sherman. Major Generals -ch"'olh' H""ail am
Miles. admiral Porter. Rear Ndmira- J'nrl ,an, iMa'"
and other high officer. of both services lhr "pet>
the order cherish the m'iii"Il a'u H" 80
ti0n- of the war vas'd IN defence "i 'h' UNIV an.
ind vi,ihilty of the Republic s'NhS'H'. 'h ~ w
iratcrnll fellow ship and sympathy ip'n' pN li
ION shin I'm arms advance the best Interests o tr NVi
dcr> and -alor, OF tho United sale c,pr'lhS "a
those associated companions oi tms orp,' nr anu
tend all possible relief 10 their WILLOWS hlu MI.
foster the cultivation of military ana naNai - ''rn
enforce unqualified llr-iancc 10 the ''H'tdi ,,
mcnt project the rights ana hbcrtlc- OF An''' - ~
citizenship. and maintain National hoho'' u''''" "''
Independence" A., my 80
In. founding of the order in Plhd"lplh, Npl', 49,
l-il To ur,rrow will be- the u'Flne oi III, ,,, ' -
,,ond.r, in Ciucf i'm ph1adclpha and there VIII hc
rnmmcuOratniN exercises i'm th' N,ipi'lnN W w.,
there also Ou Wednesday there VIII h' a p'Idh "%t ~
,,..,,, iu front of the inion League club. oi the
p.nn-y Ivana troop. and q reception AZ ihe Naich'
II Fine Art. here every effort WIZ w.. '''', H.,
m,L. This tho most brilliant gathering "i f",' WI"
unriicuaicd prominently in the war wae'd I'D d'in,c
II the unity and lndNi,lbllnN oi uip N'P""'' ~
he restoration of peace.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
THERE WLLL BE MORE OF 'EN.

From The Detroit Free Press
Yen see my face don't you :" asked a citizen AZ
the Central station yesterday with di>nsNr,d noso
and a black eye.
lc, >lr.8 responded the sergeant.
ID | look like "A man who va, struck by lightning
last night - ,,. !.
So sir: you look like man who was whackcd
with "A clab What> the trouble ~
wa> ont late last night got nome during no
thunder Storm There a la-h ~ opened tho
door and | went down like lo-. When recovered
my vito said | had been struck by lightning
~ Iiumph She probably waiting for You, ana
when ,o.i entered Sic Nou wlla,A.
Iusf my idea exactly. Ihought all the tiue.
although she denies, II. MI right Ihcic'll be other
thunder storms thi, spring y
OH YES
Fnonrh said. I'll be watching and waiting. Just
keen yonr ears open. Next time there's na>h ana
a rlmblc-sh -whoop-sntl Good by
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
cOrRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Court-,ieneral Term Recess continued.
sap1cmSs Soc .or'5 T. tG Called at # d a1sS N0''
spge%@s o & spf's M 1 sS5 81 @ 1871 SnISs &
Sis SGs G,a &c. ''O O'', ~ o-0 o.. '-,' ' ' w
TAM ana lsciISo, SOS 5o Sii s,2 $50 '99. 500.
''s sorSmd Ss 100 before Andrews.
supreme cll.a,rar, Ilpe'orc LaSreHce l.
400 1900 iqsS 1901 lsd t t Iac @ Ill Se 1905 i55 1856
sS 2sis. os 1920 AZ r, ,5S i9s ,oS SoS. po,,s
40 q; ~, soa i'a 6 G l $780, O'' '0 1904 1919
supreme Court csuLIasrs sto Iy.ncSrs rser,os l.
sSISsa,.a 40 n fsr Ea@sS s sasu Sf Mar,
Sr raneth Beng Isabella Msnn ssr,2 o,lssn safs
Ohe%cr and pl pH~ TDoma. 10 Hone % and d' Harry
IG sror TerpHaS'sSs Hs'SS. sds"S ss d J
Frui rSnrior Court-spccia. Tcrm-B,forc TruaN. J-Nos
SO 90 9l 2 Gcu1 49, RusS R M M Adjourned ror the tu
SUPERIOR cour.Ira Tc5%r9r ,Gs iIHs,o t. SOP lpuffs9 j.
supcror Court-Tal TermPsrts IL ard II-Ad ourned
Tor o%mon tS TAacurned for the tern
common Pleas-spccial rcrm-i'eore Alien ''-Nos
Common pIsEqulty Be .T La LarTemor, u
xo. .O''T' niSi 5s lois 5 1900 1912 1852 1875 sol.
1922 @on S1o PIE Term-Pat u-Adourned until
April 2l. ,, ,r.., n.,or. ci...r,c, >,,.oo
city cOarfr.L Te%,lss go Art lMbeterc eo 80 bhriss Sd,
c NSs' s % ~; cS6 7si 20 ~ $50 76 i7s 77o ~
~ ,onrt-'Irsl Ierm-par Before Mc,iown u
Nos ESQ Sss. 6si. eA, 665 sis. G5. 7os. 957, Css.
.N- osS oOll Gi9 $50 512. 59.
'o ,,x covrthTrisl Ter-part TTT-Bcfor, Fltzsimon~
vos s7ss s3G. s37. So 335. 53s. 353. 2i93 532.
SG-G t7O4 2435 G6 1871 7si, t5y.
CITY Court-Trsl Tcrm-Part IN-ieforc McAaam. c. J.
-Special calendar
and Assistant DsrctAuorney BedfcrdNo,. to II. in.
Court OF General Ses-ons-Part II-Bfoie Snyta. r..
and Assistant DstrictAorney Parkcr-Ho, 70 H. nolu
Court OF General Sessions III-B.f,re MARITIME j.
and Assistant DstrictAt0mey Jerome.-NOs. b To- in..
elusive.
Court OF over and Termincr-Bcfo Andrews j.. and
Assistant DistrIctAttorney Dawson-Nos. /, 2 s.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
CHARGING HER TNCLE NTH THEFT.
r,rr or , NORMAL School GIRLS E'TNiE
INBFXITfp

p,rr OF \ NORMAL School GIRLS h9IAlH
INBF2ZLrD.
4 vounc girl appeared before Justice pu"N N''''
d,, i, thc Harlem Polio" Court and made a charge ''
ia..c,v AGAINST her unclc Michael sullivan an %"
titn. politician A." n.iy three. Who has ""h '""
rcc.oa with Civn Justice Kelly coari a; EiTh'''"'"
= and r,ur,h ave-. Tor many year.. lie has rcrN"'
al. ,l.rh under three Justice. iii- home l. At No.
10, "a, Torfy-nrh Z. His niece - named 'h'i"''
= ~.ii.,.n and -he I've, with h'r brother. J"hn L.
Sullivan a, y, I'll El-t Nm'is fourth =. h'r
f,i.- John sullivan died iorr year, ago ana l't h'F
ard n.r hfoine- who is -iill a minor. 5000 20 D'
di,Is.d email, between them. Michael sullivan h''
it,i. ,a- made. trustee. Of the '-tnf' L-t ''i"''i
NJ. ~nlil,,n became of axe. and when -l" demanded
her share II tie property beg nn'i" ofad"a payment
81, ,l..,nfur The luVc-fI-aiun That fol- '"'d u'
,el.,.l RI. f,,t that Mrhac had applied &" Ills """
l.r - 500. =, ,...., , tho
on saturday pcc. aye ~cr-''ni h'n,. 1' ,. u''.
.+,,f ,,.. ,,ln had i~'u hunting fNl ha'l ~lu
i. , .,fI..r found hu AZ Forts -itf' - ana i"lW
49,, ..-.d ,u,s Iu fis hnil-r 81 % ifl'n'- 10 court
,.-.l,, ,ln.l pleaded uti Dis n.'" hvi - pr
3D.. .t'..r. 4, ftD bad DISLIKE So being l''h'd mp.
ai ..-l ,i.rt'.i -,,fuflily away. frnsrhit- 'ai
.. i.f, Van Il. dtf'sfI'e said 'hti .l'r l'i' if
fr fI. uf. lc had pres il'i upon h- "''' ,' A.
,..f that II %. nsif allowed u nay" hll,l"i 1"'"
,,i n.r Sic world ic induced :" withdraw ti" 'nrtr.
.ri. fu.'l,, un account Of iA" case u'i"- . 'n'.N
,r.i- .,Ia he touN rN the bail A. .l,"" hui 'lH
,'...-, u.uaift named 300 -u'h 'l.'- M'- N""'F il
.r.,iua'c oi the Nornal 'oli'-".
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
, rlnY rOR ST. JoSEPHS NONE FOR THE AGEb

on "wednesday evening one ~ the "'-' '''"""
fair eyer held thi, city VIII b' "p'h'" a' '' -"
rcclun1t NrmorN Fourteenth IT, near 0lN'" ave.
tor th, benefit of st. JO-cph'- Home lpr '' Ns'"'
~ .,,r IA. ,nnuagcu,cnt of sister Magdal'u'. "t
,,. si.t r of Charity. The Toard Of Managers h'"
ieriu, over 800 includes among H. m'h"rN' many
81 tic most prominent and influential ctf's III u"'
CITY, and their patronage and influence arr 'Np''""
to mala. the fair one Of the most snc'''''i ever
held Twcnty three churches, IN addition !" "''
graduate, Of Mount II. Vincent ana 'i'''n ,, n,ni,
..,dcu,i,s viii be- represented by tables. Al Nn'h
,.,,.r 400 Indies will lend their assistance MOI"
than luD Harlem ladies have promised llrir ~ g"
nar,,inr The -l.t Regiment Band Ia, been 'hEaT'n
.nI ,,'Il ,i,c A promenade concert every cN'llnE'
I"hu ID 'rimmin, t. treasurer. and y. D. he rec
VIII Ic inanaging director ihc ia'r WI" ''"''""
f,r two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-14
rurup WITH MEMORIAL ENTERTAINMENT

The ninth memorial entertainment OF the 'a'c'ne
,orsch yortbildungs Vcrcin was held at s'cih"N
IAN Yesterday afternoon. Many persons prominent
l., ccr,r,n and Hebrew social circles were present
,cr In, address OF welcome by Mr. cara br'lcoher,
pfc-idcnt an interesting programme "i
,,d vocal Music and rccatiOn, was s,Nch' inosc
,,h noL mart were Mr.. Il. A. Ellison, MISS incIcso
"iIncr Miss Cornnc Flint the ,ollnist Mr'' gn.a,' u,
nn Ill St.Il, Lip,cn, Mrs. !. Barar, Mrs. IL.
iswi Mrs Emma Toplitz u. Loewcntih MISS hcro'"
H., Niss Emma We'll and Miss bertha Fraik'
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PIANO MANTFACTr RERS TO DINE

The first annual dinner Of the liano and organ
Manufacturers Association Of the United states VIII
le held on Thursday evening April ~. at the iio'cI
l,r,,n-,vch The committee m Yesterday afternoon
o So 10 East enc hundred and fourteenth ST. VIII
lam ,tenway presiding. The chairman rclor~p tn.s
20 ,,ro ,ert Cleveland Mavor Grant and Carl >churz
had accepted invitations to b" prc-en' I'm hs IN -
WHO ar, al-o expected to respond tp tosst> arr Nlh
-,cip,y,v District ATTORNEY Flows T. i. lhiier.
Channccy NJ Dcpew. r. VI. Walters. IL. f. krehbo&s
profe..or ~tocchel, of Yale. and Joseph L. Jaulne
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..,,,c,v CITIZENS ~ THE NAVY.

,,nv of , circular sent to all conimandantS oi
W.. v,,is has been received by the conaidant OF
,h r.cciving ship Vermont AT the Navy YARD mere re-
m ,iu,, him to report to the secretary of the Navy
t,Il LIST Of the enlisted men on That vessel 'osc''',
with description Of the men thcr na,1E o I, hns
" , ,,n III Intention Of becoming such me opJ'm,, 80
H. f. Obtain such facts a. are required vn ding % ,Int
d., taunarv | next none but American cltAcis s'@
~. an II. teal i'm the service.
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,r,ginal at Amherst College. but tins PRESIDENT
Gooden Paige of Amherst. has hceh eie''eu ,ne me
ai"rer Of the Hatch EXPERIMENT 'sD GO Dr. iVndc
treasea,cy caused by The resignation ol Dt G hs % &
we niSe now holds the Office of lie;su'ti Va wy, LII o
Mr. irS Of the state Experiment si'1n a" H Coi,cca
Ns The Arion quartet of the college VIII ''
81, wednesday evening. ,s, VIII hc bcrun
HAL Work or the D. g. X society ho@'e e T he ready for
,u,medatey and the house Is hunvut 't :" Nv
innninr at the coming cOnmeh'c"'0""
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TO CELEBRATE THEIR ANNITEESiRf.

and Liberty Joseph Howard. ir; "Thc LADIES'
Congressman Amos J. Cummings.
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codd step in and his home paper All Of these
ppc9s were contributed to the Exhibition bY the
pbh,hcrs without charge. The number OF new
ppers then published in the United state was o.l2o
ow the number j. than twice : great.
The London Times said of this exhibition: