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New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
MR.. srIp1.s covcsprs Nrxf SEASON


After much talk about German op'r, IN %cw-forh
for next winter and after many plans that ac not III
the least likely H. anO1ut tO anything whatev"r, an
arrangement + at last foot by which II Is probable
that Waencran music Of a worthy s"rt aud ON = lig"
scale viii H. presented a. trtt p;tg, of tine public tha
has supppricd aud d, -tl oi,"r to support fine per
folu9nt.. of the works # the bst German comp 'el~
Tho ,ci"mc originated with Anton Sedl. who wishes
next season to give series Of Wagner concerts of me
highest p,,--blc order al merit. 10 th' end he pro
po.- tn form al orchestra oi 100 or more competent
musician, and b. secure the best "Jb'f- t't ''h I'
had la this country or in Europe. humber Of men of
"a tl,,. means who are Interested in hsWns German
music before the puic will guarantee the Ahhhc al sue
,cs- o. the concerts Mr.. s.id la plo all the bnsIhe''
ARRANGEMENTS IN the hands Of \. u. DE lrccc' VINO Is
we'll Lno,,.u IA A. successful maua-er az concerts and
other entertainments. Mr. De Frcco Is hah at WORK
anandug the details of the plan, which are h'@y
r, be pr,ctic.tly s.ttloi within 4 few ~eek; NJ.
s,rdi ei.l tb,t V.th the Iurasemcnt ne has re-
ceJycd th,r. /. no doubt oi is being anlc |" oher 10
the lovers II German music some l'lo''"''' VI i
That vii bC worthy ~ ihcIg HUpp""
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
NOTES or THE STAGE.

Next Weducsday evening VIII De military night
ot the Casino. UoX"s have been Ie-crvcd for the I'll
lowing men, WHO have announced their Intention 't
lcug present: Genera. W r. Sherman, General S.clt'
l,ucl CAMP 22d EcSimcnt. oiel seward. OH Krti-
,r,ut. Colonel scott, eth Regiment; Colonel 'aV"-
such. Coth Regiment; colonel Hopper lit Regiment ;
c,inucl Iartiiirr, 2]i Regiment, Captain wendell 1T
.t er,. CabtIIu Nu<ou. I'd IHttsn officers Ot T. 'p
4 Caval-y 18th Regiment, 7th Nctcrai- AID ncm-
Der, 0l the on Guard.
Jamr, O'Nc'l s. Wailig tour in 9TH" Dead Heart
aud ,rlr SOON pay IN Ncu-lort 4 mistake va, made
q f.w days ago IN anrounc'rc That be Was competed
,,.,fl. another theatrical company.
a,fr = tor ~ JcNas' VIII be pre- enol at the star
Theatre n Monday for the FIRST TIM In this city. The
oorpany include Frank Morauut. Miss Minnie Sel'
,,,g Louis la--cu. Miss Elaine Ellison aui Sidney
DTew.
5ire. Hcrg,hnr-l IS Guo IN this country on Sunday
-l.. sailed l.oa I!arre lat Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
OBTTUAR Y.
MAJOR EDWARD INGFRSOLL.

Sprlnrncd. Mass. Jan. o-.-Maor Edward Ingorsoll.
one 4 the oldest residents II ID" city. died at h4
h'm" this morning - od arc. lie had been IN "a
-omi con scous q o, since sunday. he WIS born tn
Wc-theN IN i-l2, but soon removed o. this city, where
ls father VA, clerk ~ tie courts from 1-lj To 40
After business venture az savannah Ga, he rc-
turned 10 th.s civ md WIS appointed to the place
Of ordnance .ocsccp"r IN TIC Oruan.c Department on
MAY -. l-u. Iir lca,hod the rank Of captain f.
100 and in -oG b. became ptyma>tcr az the spring
field Arm,ry. with th" rank of major lie Wa, 5';l
to,rd A. -pr gield from 1-il until he retired T..
i--2 n '1r.- a wife and five cAildrcn-llurrct |.
ulpry. Jlmc- G.. Iur.r-ln. of This city william T.
York ara MI. Isabella Wilder, of Boston.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
Po.ioaice Notice.

should be rad daily b. al IhtcirsIeu As eh@hsS may
ers Tor forcign countries need not be specially adj
it i, dl,d 10 duplicates Of 9aaAns and commsre al Z.
SS. tSe .ut',I f,.. It. ,,,sr., aSalaGS
4i' lo' NAL. iSr the week ending January 81 VIII
ri! KSDAN-At = EI l,pppenelta tary 80 D. 10 10 i9I 9
,. raj for Nas-ll. \. p and SANTIAGO cuta pef s.
O'tRiibAY-At 10 IN. f.r SANTIAGO Cuba, per s. D.
Yg,as ctter for NrezueIa an1 saNaAi1' etc. must D.
'SS'fSiTfrRBAY"A e. N. ,of Brazil and me La pIatA
Tg@'i 6es or Baf ado Si bdl and Dcmea'q VIA Bar:
iado, per > ~ s,euenca from Hewpor News le.,eis &!
St S n 5T Ptfasnbueo RIO Jaoiro santos and L.
-1 +, goSnt .r. "" must h bS directed pr GatSia ~
a. q. ion France -gi1"rand iaIy sisn P9'sugh % g
i'r lr.and b. - . Anianlo. via ouentoNn detttFs ;or
i,y &R &R -, ,.anrton and fr'men dertcr, Tor Ii,lari
m,s5 be diro,t. ,yr VERA; AZ a. ~ fof AorNa! d.
Ihnqfah'N a .. D. os "a. Ncth fants dryct, So
NaS,d1a,i 4. 10 a. N. ,,upplemmrIy II NJ 'or Cen.
tia America ana Norh Psciht rot, per Il City Q: psr,;
r.ra II spTc@eq,a5y a5 I, ,3I 80 AK "a esvs. tcr
faS 'ns per- if''%' ~ - Sfsd, a, p "a Camp@9e:
Caa. Ia;e-,o sa I,a'tn PER "a = ,6r Mxeea Sta:a.
Cgt Ii3 l @., @@e I9i & dd ilf p a o2i1a5a 2i st ~
Ina. sgpf9Ss ya e. cox Pl also wna%s island, drse pr
smeatcS Towcr; .. $40 p for St. pierre-Mique'a
sTiNfDAY4&G5, Tif G, D. foE cargr2 and ciudad Bolivia
p "a ca %aeS Sc S" ,1ss NSsoS eel NsSi sSp City Of psp.
from san Frsnc-coi close January '25 at 30 N:
Mais Tor Austria Ia. New z'sa9t. naw'ian' rLi snd
co.c here January 81, st 6:J0 m Mall; ior
China and pan. Itr :, = "seias ,o 6ro" % 's" sSm.
To- the Hawaiian Islands per $. Australia uion
San r oncisco, close here February IL at 80 D. N.
Mails for Ncwouadand, hy rlll 20 HsliiaS and tsense
rv .esrcr close at his On'ce daily at 30 D. m. Mails
~ MIoUrlon by ai to Boston and thence by stamer.
Ia.r ~ hi, ofco daily 80 p Mall fol Cuba by
-sn TO Tampa Fla ard thence by -tamer calling Mon.
Az Thursdsy- ray- close A. is ofce daily AZ
Mails for NJ Xico overland. unless -i'H- ally
dispatch by steamer close At ts ONCE daily
lt a. ,,.,. =. Co. ,,...,. ILL.,
md the schodul- closing is arranged . Presumption
NJ gy uun..rrufpd overland transit to Francisco.
Mails from Ea, arriving On tine AZ san frinc'sco on
H. lav of Ing steamer, d5pat he'd thence The
zane day Registered mal closes at D. m previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN C0rr pOstns sstes.
postoace NeW.Ys.k. y. Y. Ian. oa 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
rnAIsr ron -nr rIlErhEsIDrxr.

r-,,n Tnc NrV'-O Orlelne Jlinc+ UeWOtIIt lDfm)
rcr, has been nothing which hss bori T1prV striking
5,r. IN. turec four Wc"k- tint the lni-cd state
.,.. i,. Leon discussing iI" cl3-gre resolution ald
,,, T.r,.. liil duriug tnt present session r1u mo
...,-t,,.ftv with which Vice President Morton ln'
,,,t IN h.s parliamentary duties. There has ,cIcel
t., a dav IN the couI~o u that time tha hr has not
e,n on hand 10 perform MS Niccl'rc-dent4l fnncons'
t ha hn- rot -ur1, Idcit0 th" Ca,"i for more thh'
t minute, ~ uuc h.idiv loue enough u admit "i
it. swallowing "a dyspcpuc luncheon. .
" 80 fIa rulings witch le has rendered AT no tine
-, ouc.fions oi parliamentary procedure have been
"u,;ncuflv fair and impartial lc has held thc balan''
it,rn4n the two parties even when party ,pirli t>
p,n ,rv high aud when there must have been w"HGSr
ilv strong temptation ipr varty nGn even a., a. d. ~
,s.fflt Oi an uutoUscip3s bias to hclln" III MS "a
c.sons to hls own side ~ the chamber. win IN cNa& W
ness and an cvenncss of Justice which nave p'sy..
emincntly IN keeping with his hsh reputation :"
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
TILE PRESIDENTS DIxEEn 10 rnE JUSTICES.


Washington Jan. q tspccldj.-The Pre- dent e-,vc
a dinner this evening In honor Of the Justices Of the
supreme Court. Ia the East Room. where tho com
many was received, the decorations Of tail palms
and other tropical foliage, ma,sod in the window
,ece-,,4S and corners Of the room. Pyramids Of bright
leaf plants broke the long space through the centre,
Oh the chandeliers were hung garands oi smiiaH ma
on the mantcls were BANKED ma,sc, Of clt flowers.
In the state dining room white ana violet effects
preva!lod. In the windows and corners there was tho
snowy bloom Of azalac4 sct against background
OF palms. The Maiitcls covered with "lntr
roses and yiolcts above irnrcs Of asparagus. The
table flowers viocts IN maidcnhdir ferns aud
tho delicate fc'tacp asparagus.
The menu cards were Ae.d by violet ribbons, Oh
which the names were written IN gold and the bouquets
were Of VlOlcts. it extremely brauCldl libie.
Mrs Harrison IS SIN suffering from her N;veic cola
and was unable to be present The guests "pro 10
ceivcd by the Pre- dent and his daughter Mr' Mckee
Al . O'Clock the President led tr; way 30 the dining
room with Mrs Hold, tho wife Oi The senior Associate
Justice, who. IN tie absence Of the chief Ju7uc"s WIG
sat In the place Of honor 1T the right Oh the Fir'iu'o
The chief Justice took In Mrs. Achcc and sat on Hcf
rlylt The other guests wcIo Justice Field, Ju'ulo
bradley. Justice AM Mrs, Harlan, Justice and hr''
EIatchford, Justice and Mrs Gray, Justice LaIh'''
Justice Brewer and Justice brown the Attorney "ch-
eral and Mrs. Miller senator EdIunds. chlrhhh oi
tIe judiciary Committee ~ tie senate, ana MS Id
minds senator Bslr tor and SIR. D'iph' H'ha''I
amt Mrs. slauiorI. senator aid Ms. Ks.2"i 7aA''i
end Mrs Daniel senator Kau-0m ro.ttO. aud }l.s
ijavlrs Ecpr:-CutIti,e Ci-N"u, Rcpc.chidutc anu
~ stto v SON of V,-t (lre,ul. Ecp e,.ula
tive and Mrs. OutlVaIi". Representative ,o"I.tI "a
f,,verl0r Cheney. Df N.r iffup-llr. aIi |r,.
General Hcale: Mi-; hrsAlrI. Nh Kitchen ana Mr,
Ms btpmict III Marine lA.f. stationed IN TIE
outer cO.rilor Yia'cI dlaug re' cvci1'|'
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
EELIpE PnEY.

Havana Jan. 2-.-~rnor Felipe poey. tie Cuban
philosopher and naturalist. Is dead.
s.uor Pocy Was born IN Havana In l-o2. While q
law student At Madrid be- had to escape 70 Paris, being
involved I'm some political conspiracy. At r l7aO he
returned 10 lInvnnn. whore h' became professor oi
natural history ia tho university. lie published a.
counts Of more tIpl 80 species ~ h9he, before nm
described and attained distinction In general literature.
lie has pui i..cd b" Ia Ccnmrie d'1 Lepdopre-'
Il o. works n1 Dula lrio. l-42L Grpgaha Unl
vcr,ali n i.l and Mem1nd, soirc IA lliatOua de- j..
I.a dc tuud' U-ftI.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
r.r1rrn srArrs ErrREvE corRr.

wo.binrton Jan 29.-The proceedings IN the supreme
,,rt ~ u., United states to-day were as follows;
No lG9- The British Queen Mining COMPANY VI Co'.
,,.,,, 10, cr,or ,ct the Baker silver Mining Com
- ,,,...J ,ur.uant to tn W uty-sINth rule
No. 1e5-Rohcrt schcn, ct a., executors ''''' pS'"
,,os IN error. agt OTTO r. Poutt 1T A.
No. os6-Hlrnm Barney, collector etc. pl'lh"" ]"
.rror agt Edward Kaupe. ct al
N'ror oco ur,,n Harney collector. ctc.. palntn In
40, neniaa,n Tones. s Nandat's granted
nao pob.,. Schel ct al oxccutor-. otc., plaintiffs
f., o,,o, aet Victor Fauche. et A. Argued
No. f0s-Dola \. Bunt ct al VAuun III ''r"' '-
~, t7,-John W. Hammer. jr., u al, appellants a9t
= q Moulton ct al. Argued
!" T, d,y call FOR THURSDAY Is: Nos III, 49, 1l7s.
t2so 1889. 1910 III, $50, Isl, 1872 and lS9'
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
1 BRILLIANT BAN ny MR AND MRs oABRETT

baltimore, Jan (-p~itD.-Nr and Mr.. hobi'
Garrett gave p grand bah ~ tlcr city mansion n
Mouut Vernon Place tonight. !ils va. ''' ''''
entertainment f. which ne whole social Ist has been
invited since the Ban giyo1 three years -, wien t'
CARROTS opoued Their paat.a new home ID l'4tih"r''
Soon after that affair Mr. Garrett became H. '"u ITO
lclut.fal hone Was uno-cuped until this season. H'f'
Garrett .ppcarcd 10 De ln perfect he IA tonight.
There Na- t,r old mrur twinkle I'D mS eve "''i
lrght smile o4 his flee a, hc welcomed over -'' ''
his friends The dmwiu9 rooms aud halls were NUM-
with tapestry gatlerl from al parts Of tlr Wof' ~
Nr a,1 Mrs C,,rret- during their travels. The nora!
decoration, 0f uc parl1rs. ballroom ana dining room
we're Of beautiful and unique designs. Fountains ~
pcrfnlncd water PLACED IN the hall ana 10 t'e con.
serVatOry. Parry lamps oi W'ilntI4h s'iiP0' "'
electric lights added 10 the b4liaIny OF inc s'o"e'
Among the guests wcro Mr.. ard Mrs; ChaihS >.
LOuapsr;e Nj. and Mrs. Walter b LlVhS Johl beY
,ari,ii .ud p.ic. Nf. and Ar.. .ihWt!
Charlie, Norton stewart Nj. ard Mrs. 10 Ni"''',.'
Mr and Mrs Eo,s Winar, and Or. ana Mf JolH
Van Bibber. Dancing began At 10: $50 ana " = . ."l.
i'nucd until o. IN the morning. ~ Wa N'' "'
fashionable dance OF the season.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

Integrity and which viii always De ohroncled 10 his
good credit Mr.. Morton has main aimed himself IN
Tie attitude OF fearless arbitcr control the reck
less passions Of both parties and 70 secure an unbiased
nearing for both sides - the chamber m the dlS-
cuesion OF The mcmentous issues pending before them
The reputation that Mr. Morton has won for fairness
Win the Democratic as well as Wltl tile Republican
Senators, and tbs peacc'Ilness oi the proceedings IN
e a9nate durng tho last month when tne atm0, phere
mas been bcavily charged with explosives, are an
cOnent tribute TO the VcePIcsideHts sense OF jus
.ce, To his ccarhoadcdnes and sctrestrant and, In
ms to lls singular fitness for tie elevated place
which he holds
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
MARINES BIZ DE HAAS.

Recognized by many the foremost Of living marine
painters In America, Mn de Haas may be said TO have
placed his claims 10 pre-emineDce in that particular
branch Of beyond question by the collection OF 100
seascapeS now ON exhibition at the Fifth Avenue Gai
lerc which are to be sod at auction tonight and to-
morrow evening by Mcssrs. OrtHes Co Tie COX
lection seems large when the fact Is taken into
consideration that the pictures all deal with one sub
jcct Lut notwithstanding this samen9ss there l.
no effect of monotonv. and every one of tho lJO can
vases present, some now and different phase II sen
life. depicted with that care fidelity and technique
which distinguish the work 81 Mr dc Haas.
Although resident IN th', country for nearly thirty
wears, and citizen Of tic Unit ii 'ates, Nj. de- lIas is
a Dntchman ~ ia. and hid d lie,cd COZ AIcIdble
distinction IN the Netherlands bcJrv 30 aeti4e4 among
Us 1t was mailly duo the Dersuaslon oi th" late
August Belmont. whc;. Minister to Tho Hague ti'
the artist res gHeG his Government once a. o"cia
painter 20 the Royal Nav in order 10 come to America
where his work quickly attraoed oticniln, bis large
ranting Ieplrscntug Iur-i,ut- p1s 4go of the New
Orlean, forts IN particular, civrr sc 20 widespread
discussion. In mis- as II all # hs other works. tho
treatment Of tAe sEy, clouds and atmosphere bears
the impress Of the Dutch school q painting rom
which no was fyst graduated 10 j. apparent II his
paintings on exhibition dt The lNiA Avenue All
GaIerlcs, and III none moro I'D t'An IN h'
picture entitled III lfVay Eo'A' This object
IS familiar TO all yacAt-mon wlo l'vc aid over Tie
coarse # the Eastern 1AcA: club. 1Ae storm bei'h
rock alone amidst the waste Of waters g. depicted win
much power, AL the nfHt seen tlrouh the crcet-
# the waves II mot cae,ti.n indeed tie tam.
lucent quality Of te water IL the b" tapcs o Af' o.
!iaas + one # tlc.t prL IA. Charms. .,. 49,.
delightful pC.ur, D. (. ne "WaIt.ns f'F
a Lro.Ie. Ea1ly MonilE oH Cl"uo'str ~.
Inackefrl fehi- b.af- av r-ul.srnt'l WIZ sails 'ft
and ready to BE of. while tie minine mist Is Just
rercating before the rising sun line sunset 'i'',
- that achieved iu Tire picture showing ilc F-'uc 81
a butful Of shpwrcc,"1 sailors by a bark IN MD
ocean. "MOOnrlsc." the ~Jtt rays streaming upon
the urf that fOanls over tAr hngc bouh't5 n r"'A
bound coast. is Of the most admlluble works d
This Interesting collection.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
MdRR[ED.

BARRETT-ADA,Is-On Wednesday. January %. at the
Church of the Heavenly Rest, oy the Rev Dr. Morgan,
Radlngton. daughter OF Mr Henry UeTSchel
Adams. 10 John u. Barrett.
BROWN-RIKER-At Newark, n. j., on Wednesday, jan
uary % ~ th brides residence, by Rev. Albert Mann
Emma Il: Isiker 20 John T. Brown, esq. OF NewFound
land, n. J.
WHITE-TURNTg-In Baltimore. Nd. on January 25.
Josrph II. White Of Ncg.I0ri, to Miss Margaret Iur'
Der, of Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
srYrY YEIRs SINCE THEIR WEDDING DlY.

Lookport, y. ~, inn. - (~pecian-Archil'd
NcClay AID wife. Of W'-t s,mcr-"t. Niagara County
CELEBRATED their sixti".h wedding anniversary lit
ve.k The Bridegroom viii Dee cirLty-scyeu on Feb
..irv = aad MS vie is :evcnty eight 1hc' are
-rn,fh and were married ~ Khlnc. -rlngshliy
scotland.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
DR. Sullivan WHITNEY.

Boston. Jan. o-.-Dr. sullivan Whitney. the 1rst
American pllysicln 10 maauficrlw homeopathic
remedies. did At Ncwt,nvic So-terday at tie &c
OF eighty thrr' years.
Dr whitney We born al Harvard. Mas, ana was
graduated At the Harvard Medical college dhont hil'
year, ago lie huA charge of tho IIomoe oplthc pi-
pcnsary in Boston for twenty year. and a1cr he Wa
the pharmacist ~ the Boston Homeopathic Ilo-
pial. where be- cud1W Il free ted luih about t'i
year. ago when hc retired, he conducted tn man
facturc Of homocD pa lc medicines on large scale
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
Gpetial Notices

American Art Galleries,
NO EAST .Sd.st madison squsre)
on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
Previous to Absolute sale BY Auction.
THE ART COLLECTION
Belonging to
GEORGE I. SENEY.
FINEST AND MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
PAINTINGS
BY THE MODERN MASTERS
EVER EXHIBITED IN AMERICA.
...Hour, o, Exhibition a. to and 80 70 10 D m.
,.Date OF Sale February IL, Il and 49, in the Assem-.
blv Room Of the Madison square Garden Building.
BOOK OF the PAINTINGS. 29i Pages. rcplete with
descriptive and biographical natter. mailed on receipt Of
price one Dollar.
THOMAS f. KIRBY. Auctionesr.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION,
MANAGERS,
No. East 25i-st. Madison sauars.
A. Robert somer,ille, AnctIoneer.
by oRrGIEs co.
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES.
366 SHAVE near 3th-st,
SALE THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING".
at s o'closH
SEA AND SHORE
PAINTINGS by
NJ II. DE HAAS y. a.
VOW on FREE EXHIBITION,
,.-A.-A.-Irab Apple blossoms Inc me-" I.ngiish
psrfrn,a la- aroma -pflnG IN IT, one couN ua5
Il for lif sme and never tire OF itNewi 0rk OD-ef'of
No more sick Headache you use
CAREERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
The attention of picture buyer- Is epeei1y eslya =
luI1rtant collection of paintings mclt0lhg rcsl
d tcLs ~ works by Won Narcke, uhde sehryrf LoS-
Gain and Ut5ers. a. thr IntratlD lA AN "''' wv
Flfth.a.e. opposite the Windsor Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
Licbig Company'- Extract Of Beef.

II Won have never used Cartcr'- Littlc iiE'r rar M
90 AZ once 10 the nearest drul store anu g't VAIL
LII .,Irely pleasa YOU. Don't forget ms
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

TIL. Choice CInreis Of j. Cavet y Co' ior , wi'rn =
- varrel- flts are uiF r,o4ly
I lv cOnnoi.scurs the most absolutely feiao1e ia
,,t,'tfv and excellence.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
EnrrY's Tricopher0us.
u..,. shirt. 10 Measure. -iX for 80. None bette

Tho hair cannot wIthcr become hin but must Hro any
nurlh II dressed daily with this matehess atcIe' AJ i"
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

-, ,rv mice 500 and sil BrondNay.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

saratoga Nichy Water
"a recommended by leading physicians sold IA bottles
lg Druggists AID GFOco'-
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
INFLATED CURRENCY AND INFLATED REP
RESENTATIVES CO TOGETHER.

THE ALLIANCE AGAINST THE ELECTION BILL
THE BILL NAY YET BIZ PAsSED-SKlLL
WITH WHICH SENATOR GORMAN HAS
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

lave you ulcd cup when eAhaustedi
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

The attention of picture buyers is especially called %
Tho Important collection ~ pantings lncIrdlng rcs
tc ~ works hv Won Mafck Uhde sehryrr Ld"oe y,
Itp and otBers az the InteruatOn na All uAleTy o'o
FfthaNe., opposite the Windsor Hotel
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-07-04
News of the Midland.

The Nashville American of We'd
nesday contained the following
special
Jackson, Tenn, June 30-It is ru-
mored here that Mark Christian, the
Virginia capitalist, has closed his OPP
ton on the Tennessee Midland Road
and will push the line on to Nash
vile and the east as fast as matters
can be shaped to that end. This
was the last day given him on the
option, and news that he accepted
and will extend the line has not
been fully verified as yet.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-07-04
Sanitary Suggestions.

EDITOR STANDARD.-If you will
allow me the space 1 will endeavor
to call the attention of the Board to
the unsanitary condition Of very
many of the city closets, and the
general condition of the town.
think it would be advisable for the
Mayor to call meeting of the Board
an d appoint a committee and health
officer to look after these things at
once, and a general renovating should
take place. AS summer advances
upon us with its long sultry days,
everybody will admit that cleanliness
is very essential to the general
health of the town. Marshal Max
well stands waiting. Who is there
to give command? NJ. l.. NJ.
Subscribe for the STANDARD, 81.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-07-04
Another Train Saturdays.
Nashville American.

Nashville American.
Commencing next Saturday, Il
train will be run between Tullahoma
and McMinnville. 1t will leave Tul.
lahoma at 6:15 o'clock Saturday eve
ming; reach Smart Station, the juno
ton for Nicholson Springs, at 1885
O'Clock, and arrive Mt McMinnville
at 1850 o'clock. Returning Sunday
afternoon, it will leave McMinnville
at 2:l5 O'Clock pass Smartt's Station at
2:35 o'clock and reach Tullahoma at
4:30 o'clock.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-07-04

There are two classes Of farmers
who never make farming pay, viz ::
those who undertake more work on
the farm than they can thoroughly
attend to, and those who pitch half
crops because this plan gives them
more leisure.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-07-04
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-07-04

One or two branches of farming
conducted according 10 the most
scientific and practical methods will
pay far better, both in money and
satisfaction, than hall dozen but
halfattended to.
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THIS the time of year for closing out odds and ends
They must so any price We have determined to sell the
remnant Of summer goods cheap in order to close them out
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