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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
Po,tomce Sotice.
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Lcer, i5 foreign Countries need not be specially ad:
When it s desired to send Duplicates Of 6ahki1s ad
sent by the fastest vessels available; ,,.o. ., vu,
clos soya t$ng y # sl gaSs ioos M
o' VSaelaea Ge1;trs Tor Oaicr Colombian port must
6 81 S'T pcf snsato Tower for Buehed''
w5yTSiD,NY a. M for Brazil and La Plata
countries. via pernsn6ueo Rio JaneirO and santSs pf
per taPR" % S at sapPemen,9ry II a a;os m?
for Es 90 per- s. Sy Gt ii 80 NJ
per :. s. Havcl Via SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen siett,rs
gs be araSs Ser per freana Via Antwerp
Pa sun be r e,sStfd uay AT and saan
Atho, at M for p. G dTreed p! p 81 saratosa
10 s,e m fSt be ' dre s
hense'l at p NJ Complementary 80 D. h' 'or D'''
for prosrssC per .S csc. N cSndn
81 st' via Vs1 Si%1 @T'' 80 Syiq
}1@ G T, and md dSf mt BE- Bsr directed per AS
per SS Sa R,s from and Ha he La Plat.
y! E @ s snd 9 r%dsa and and 81
nigs sSa. from must Se"bSF d NS%s @
FnaSer at 80 ,supplsmen,ary i 80 a. M 70,
Sn sy Wa cm SSrTH eG G o%e E1 ns
pan Countries Southampton mus; 81 Be directed o. pc,
E Mnd%sid At 10 per Granada.
Trinidad and SSssS %ui be Sf tor central AID
Ou,b Pacidr ports per Colon. via Colon deess FOR
Costa ua and Guatemala must be directed per Co,oa
II for liayt per arms n wg and ptrS
Guiana must be directed 'per Prns Wille,1 1iil; 20
ii (suppementary p M for France sRdt1sIs.
Via itI ia SRs at ii a M supplementary m Grab
Rpain Ireland Belgium. Netherlands; Austria and Nor.
Dav T;ereen0 per Etruria, via Queenstown deters
for other European countries must be directed per ru-
Maasdam Via Rotterdam Oetters must be directed per
Maasdam'D p M for Grenada Trinidad and Tobaeo.
per $ Alps at p. m for Canpeehe Chlapas Tabasco
a anS russian direct and Mexican States via Vera
Cruz must directed per fumuri( at D. M Tor Porto
Rice direct per 1905 , -. D. H. iof boeas
stTNDkY-At y. N. for Truxiilo. s. T. Hough
from New-Orleans.
Malls for the Hawaiian Islands. per Australia from
p pa" M Mails for The society Islands per ship ropic
to March '25 at $50 M ;.o,, Nails for China
and Samoan Islands, per Marposa from San
Francsco close here daily " to March S rms VIC S
nv rail 70 Halifax and THENCE by steamer close at this
once daily at 8 80 p M Mails for Miqueon oy raii
slcd sS Gss sns 80 p M Mails 70
TAMPA Fla and thence by steamer sailing MONDAYS,
Thursdays and Saturdays close at this once dily az
20 a. m Mails for Mexico. overland unless specially
addressed FOR dispatch for steamer close AZ THIS once
TSans Pscinc mails forwarded to San Francisco
esumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit to San
Francsco Malls the East arriving on time at san
sailing Of steamers dspatched
thence the day Registered mail closes AZ D. M
previous 1A'' CORNELIUS VAN COTE Postmaster.
Postoalce New-York. y. Y, March ID. 1891.
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, vEw.JERsEY GERRyMANDER PREPARED.
ONLY TWO REPUBLICAN CONFESSIONAL DIS
-TwoTnIRDs OF THE ASSEMBLY
FOR TIE DEMOCRATS.

roD,on y j. March rs (Special.-Thc JOINT Demo
.o,ic caucus tonight agreed upon the Congress ana
,.o,o,Iv Redistrctng bills. Aiter mnch contention
,,o the Democratic leaders regarding the congress
., lines and their revision five or six times they
''a,a hoon fixed a. follows: lst Dstuct-Camdcn'
,,,,cc..er Salem and Cumberland; I'D Dstrlct-'ape
,fa Atlantic. Burlington, Ocean and Mercer llld
,,i',ic, Niddlcsex Monmouth and somerset; lVth
nitrct-IIuntcr,lon Warren, sussex and MOTIFS WIN
n,strct-passaic Bergen. the Nth Assembly District oil
I,udop and IIobOken; With Distnct-Jersey city ana
,I rcst Of Hudson except Bayonnc; Win DlStHc'-
vwar, and the Democratic townships Of Essex With
nistrct-Tnion County. BayOnnc, Bellcville and tho
pcnublican townships Of Essex. Under TINS bill INC
Tst and I'D Districts alone will be Republican.
rho rew Assembly District bill gives the Democrats
forty ont Of the sixty seats in the House, Nothing
but tidal wave will ever give the House to the Re
pubcans.
Covernor Albeit waited on this evening by q
d,eSation of citizens from kearny. Hudson County
rho yi,it0rs wanted the Governor 10 withhold his sig
atnre from the bill consolidating the townships oi
Earrv and Harrison The bill passed the Legs atulc
- week Kearny is a Republican place and objects
- Icing swallowed up b. Democratic Harrison. Keep
resentafivcs Of Harrison spoke They said everybody
- Eearny was in favor OF consolidation except the
rreholders The Governor made his usual speech -
mch delegations, promising simply to give the matter
consideration.
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coypr,sopv VOTING DISCUSSED.

Tn. Republican Club at It's monthly meeting las, sn
a. Us clubhouse No. $50 Fth-ave adopted reSou',o'
favorng the passage OF the IlhdF''h EN'',, i'm
tin, we're d,,cussed at considerable length ana win
much earnestness James A. HAYES oheFed the hr'' ~
mort which was in favor Of compelling citizens 10 'H1t
else their right Of suffrage, and which incluuru c,
embOdyng provisions for that purl"''' ro.d. a
nlnorty report obiectng to compulsory voting as un
,.s, ,,rconstitutional and un.Iicpubcan. other
.peakers on the subject John f. Baker r. l. haI
lett Henry Gleason. John Proctor ClarAe' H. " 80"
w. w., u,a.,r yvui,m McNichacl and Joseph Ullman
The whole subject was finally laid on the table TOT turhe
consideration. n.,.... will
The following were elected members; Resldent-Wn'
lam Hart Smith, Thomas II. Wood George II. 9n'iN''
r. A. Hodgman, George H. StoVer' No"'i ~ ,
= Tnn.n,rr pIdcsgcd Conn; Roswell G. Horr East
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
THE GERMAN OPERA.

The lovers OF German opera entered upon lher las.
roa, ~ endowment of that species Of entertainment
for this season at the Metropolitan Opera House Inc
opera was THE Flying Dutchman' which was gwen
with the same distribution of parts that calieo OUT
favorable comment earlier in the season, MI helch
mann distinguishing himself again by his impersoia'lon
Of the Dutchman which must be set down a. iai su
Iray the 0nest az his achievements Fran Mieke was
tha seuta Fraulein HUM the Mary, ~ Won Huo3enet
he Erik. Edmund Muller the Helmsman ana Emu
Fischer the Daland Mr.: seiai cohouc'eu anu ''''
audience was highly sppreciauve.
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yr.covrpvoR RoBrYsoY'S ILLNESS.

Emra, March Is (speciaD'-Ihe ooiu,'-o o,.oS his
Governor Iucus Robinson is much improved u'i'
evening Mr. Pobinson 4, in his eighty year. anu
Tor several wears has been in feeble health lie mas
DOT it his pleasant home on Mapeave for the .e s
two years, aud when, few days ago. nc va,
with pneumonia slight hopes were on'o.o@ ,,,dIy
Or his recovery. During the day he sam 49, A.
and II was feared he could not survive te ns Tho
u oclock tonight the attending phyt rrsaed in
most gratifying manner. and the inulcaOoH'
adorable his
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Union LEAGUE AGAINST THE AIR GARDEN.

The Union League Clubs Committee on Political he
form met al the clubhouse last night and took Steps 10
ion In the movement squelch the Taninahy sch'me
- n.,r,ct an ,ir garden' on Forty second Street
p.eryolr The committee adopted resolutions dehouhc'
ing the scheme unwse plan for spending the leo'
I.,s money and Tor or ating nuisance. r. IL. hlhS'
dale chairman the committee was empowered !" go 90
tanv and prote,t IN behalf of tine Union League club
int the b-4rcafden scheme. An expert In engineer
ing gave Z opinion to the committee that beer
GARDEN Of the proposed Kind could not be erected without
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WE1I-KyoWy MEN IN FLORIDA.

st. Augustine, Fla. March l0.-hni.or ,ion+on.rt
Dana, ~ b. Ream. j. W. Doane, Mr.. Voc Lieu | :,
4 d. Anderson and LeGrand Cannon, afI Nou q,
spgustine Inst evening. They 90 with oco'orI
Var Esdfeid Proctor, Attorney General Mcr c,,tain
'srge S. Williams. General Batchelder ana 49,
soodraG and H. Hill as guests OF Henry NJ ar.,
ssornond and Daytona to morrow morlll.f, ue on 10
shofed Dir Dana and party VIII cOnttnud rs.urn-
hnpa, TO Visit the White Squadron. afierwAru 'e'''
- here for several days.
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rrrr ururrr cOT- aDPOy AT TAMPA.

jacksonville. Fla. March ia ramps ~1pa a,,o
'ays that the White Squadron was to nave peeun
ntions today but heavy rain prevented 'e od'S,.'s
nut Of the programme. Wellknown peopio a., .,,,. A.,
nonr, Of Chicago: Miss Emma Thursby and secretary
War hOctor ara here.
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Gueeial Notices.
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms,
240 5th-ave.
c. F. wETMORE. AuetfcaeeN

HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALES OF RARE WINA
THIS (TUESDAY) AFTERNOON, MARCH IL,
All 3 O'CLOCK.
BY order Of A. j. Swift Edward r. Dillinghsm ana
Edward NJ Shepard Executors Of James
T. swift, Deceased
Fine Madeira Sherry. Port Claret Burgundy and wni0
Wines Brandy. Rum. Mineral Waters Preserves stSY 70
which added the cellar OF gentleman who dr,as
OF his comprising Hare HennessY O.sru'
Martele and Marritt Brandes. Very Choice Old WhsHe
Rum and Gin Madeira Sherry and Sautemc wines AL"
TOMORROW "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
MARCH 10, at o'clock,
Nv order Of REMsEN G. BROOKS Esq.
Assignee Of
Mr. EDWARD BRANDON.
Choice sherry Madeira and Red and White Bordeeux
Wines together superior Madeira Sherry ana fore
Wines Fine Old Brandies Rum, whskey and Gin from
the cellar OF William Fletcher also, from te
WIZ ~ DE- RENNE ESTATE
Savannah, Georgia.
Exceedingly Rare Old Sherries Madefras ana roros'
which cannot he exceed quality anu cohutoh.
many of them having made several ocean NONags anu s
whole having been recently rebotled by the ceisrsn "
Delmonlcos
This sale should command the attention OK qentiemen
desiring TO aid to their cellars. a. such an opportunity
occur egain.
The good, can be Inspected from a. m to p m
MR. WILLIAM ID. NORMAN WILL CONDUCT Thn
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FUNERAL OF HENRY S. MORGAN.

The funeral Of Henry s Morgan, for many years
prominent banker Of this city held at St ThomasS
Church. at Flftythlrdst and Fifth this morning
The services were conducted by the rector the Rev
Dr. John Wesley Brown. There were no pallbearers'
az the immediate relatives of the dead man present
ther, wnrc his son Charles Morgan, Mrs. Herman ;
LEROY Mrs W A. street and Alfred seaton Post.
rho bural wa, at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Mr.. BREcKIYRIDGE's CONDITION.

Washington. March ,lG.-Representativc Brectin-
ridge Of Kentucky who has suffered from a slight at
tae Of grip in Florida. continues T. improve rapidly.
II appcags that the report Of his ssgiJ illness was
nm exaggeraion Of the facts.
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DIED..

Tav March "a Wiihnr livingston Of Dr. /. NJ ahd
Kate ID Van De Water aged years, months ,,.ch "a
Funeral residence In Madison on Wednesoa1' s
at . O'Clock.
Funeral private. - A..
yKEDENBU KClH-In Nangatuck, Connecticut. Oh ss~
urday March II, 1891 William II. NredenDurgh'
Funeral, 80 D. M. Tuesday.
WELLS-On Monday, March l6, at No l59 west Sf'nsS
Isabella A. of George A Wells OF EDsieMo as,
Eune raj Wednesday 10 80 In the fark rreeo'
terian Church S6th.st. and Amsterdam (lOth) ave.
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running the bottom OF the reservoir, and thus oam&se
the entire affair." because the supports for the safaen
would have to be through the floor Of the reservoir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17

Hungarian Government Wines. ~ -
limited Growers Co. South Willhm'st, \. 4.
(;uaranteed pure. send for pr.ce list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17

Family abroad will subet their two elegant suites az
ar nv the month Reasonable price Apply 334 0th.ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17

Taste. may differ but all connoisseus pronounce the
7 Colyet & Co. Bordeaux and Burgundy wines TO be u
excellent quality. Fredk lie Barry Co. 43 warren'st
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ke!islsus Notices.

WONDERFUL. The people surge to hear Rev.
THOMAS HARRISON. at Twenty fourth street Meth0ds
Isl Episcopal Church Ninthavs Every night ~ 10.
Why not GOMEZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17

When in search of work or worefe hoi eoouI, rho
mon Id o. rooms or real estate. consult I0
TfSTno,e little advertisements OF the people ~"
viii fud them on the ninth page toud''
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Liebig Compauy's Extract Of Beef
"a used always used.

Never I'm our recollection has wenade rn!tdre neeh
.oI AZ such low price, a. offered at Flint litht
and Gh.ayc They are cramped for room, anu nave cut
prices ~ force sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17

Every one who wishes to buy rent house In
towu or country should examine the little advertise
mems on the ninth page Of The Tribune.
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IMPORTANT AND UNIQUE SALE OF

"'' IMPORTANT AND UNIQUE SALE OF
ONE HUNDRED AND FoRTY.THREE PAINTINGS
THE COLLECTION OF
JOHN C. GRISwOLD, ESQ,
OF this city.
With which associated
NINETEEN CHOICE LANDSCAPES BY THH
woRLD.RENowNED ARTIST,
ALBERT BIERSTADT, N. A.
Prior 30 his departure for Europe.
Tho wo,,kpown characteristics Of Mr. Bierstadrs art
through which gained his fame at home ana aoroo'
are seen on these canvass their prime and freeSt scopes
TOGETHER WITH OTHER wELL'KNo"N AMEhi'
CAN AND FOREIGN WORKS.
SALE DAYS. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
MARCH 10 AND 20.
AT O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
AT THE ART GALLERY 4s LIBERTysr
NOW on EXHIBITION WITH CATALOGUE.
JAMEs 2. sILo. AuctI2neer. 42 LIbsr.Z.st -.
A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
Scs 5thsve near 3ith.ss
FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
The collection Of paintings formed by the late
Mr.. THOMAS MBIE,
with additions from other sources.
REPRESENTATIVE EXAMPLES OF THE BEST
AMERICAN ARTISTS.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING,
MARCH 10 AND 20. At 8 O'CLOCK.
ROBERT SOMERVILLE Auctoneer.
By ORTGIES & co.
A Robert soner,iIe, Auctioneer.
SALE THIS EVENING.
at o'clock
AT 294 5THAVE,
SCULPTURES BY
c. b. IVES. OF ROME.
Edward schenck, Auctioneer.
IMPORTANT SALE OF
ARTISTIC BRIC-A-BRAC,
Consisting Of
SUPERB PORCELAIN VASES, ELEGANT CLoSSkyS
AND MANrkL sEls, RICH bR0NZES , AND FAN All
CLOCh Ella M All POIIERIES. &C., &c.
Newest and Latest Designs.
NOW on Exhibition.
To be sold Auction at the
SCHENCK ART GALLERY,
No - CedaTst, near Broadway,
on TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FhIs
DAY MARCH Il, Is, 10 and 20, 1871, Al O'CLOCK.
on FhEE EXIiIBIlI ION IAI!L +. NJ,
Daily until March Il at the
GALLERY OF FKEDERlCk kErPEL q ~,
A CHOICE COLLECTION OF THE 49,.
Etchngs Dry point, and Drawing, OF this Eminent Artist
Gardner Pine Needle Extrac, aud Oil. in baths In;
and Catarrhal affections. Pamphlets gratis PafX
eauts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17

Saratoga yichy Water . . ,..,.
IA recommended by leading ply soio ia oot'eS'
by Druggists and Grocers.
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Daily until March = at rls 90
GALLERY OF FREDERICK kEPPEL 4 Co.,
90 Fast I6tn-s between Union square and lth-aFe)'
CHOICE COLLECTION OF THE ,.,..
Etchings Dry points and Drawing, OF this Eminent Arss
Gardner Pine Needle Extract aud Oil. in baths In;
halatOns eglbror atOns, rieNe rheumatic pioSst
anl Catarrhal affections. Pamphlets graus' farA
Tiord AGENTS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-13
PuLvER'S WHITE HORSE.

He ThtRhs . Smooth Stronger Stole 10
and h Altar HIN Red nsA
Monday noon . well dressed man
called 1t II. N. Pulvcr's livery stable on
North Ionia-st. and asked for rig. He
represented that he was . Iveryman
from Owosso, and wanted TO 90 out 70
Billy Hamlin's road house on Stocking
st. 20 make . call, as Hamlin was an
old schoolmate OF hrs. The man
seemed in no way irregular and was
readily accommodated. Mr.. Pulver
d,dn's even ask his name. The stranger
took . milk-white horse valued At SIS
and light road wagon worth about SO
and started out. saying that he would
return Monday evening at supper time.
He did not return 1t the Stipulated time.
Yesterday morning he had failed to show
up and Mr.. Pulver began TO get anxious
about hrs $50 worth Of property. At
noon he concluded to call ut Hamlin's.
He drove out. but found that no such
man had been there. He notified the
police, and descriptions OF him were
sent about the country. The man ap-
peaTed to DO about rs years of age,
wore light mustsche, and Was dressed
in dark clothes. Late in the evening
Mr.. Pulver received . message from
Jacksonville, saying that . RIG similar to
his had been left at harm IN Jenison-
vile. and he left for that place in hopes
of finding and claiming his own.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-13

The Detroit papers are chuckling
over the fact that next year that city
viii entertain the American Medical
Association. But Detroit should not
loexet that she has an sbie-bodied Job
- hand the coming summer. and ow-
inG 10 tbs patriotism Of the state
sQuawbucks and Gov. Wiuans. she 10
likely 10 receive no state cid in enter
aiming the veteran guests.
A least one-haIf the valuable sditov-
ial spscc In the snalifry Democratic
pewspepers nowadays IL gwen up 20
~ discussion IL an aiIeged sseon-
trov>rsv'' between Secretary Blaine and
President Harrison. The smail-fry
editors Of thees smslLfry she~ss
evidently imagine that by making a
oreat fu@ ever the matter, con MAKE
people helieve that there u really scne
foundation Tor their unvhoiesons in
ansngA
Illinois has paseed . stringent anti
trust law. AZ the Get Of Senator
Sherman - . dead letter in osr fed
eral statutes. ID 10 30 be hoped that
legislation hv the several statsa may
prove avsiiahse Tor the crushing o!
trust monopolies. II the prosecuting
at>crnevs IN limos wili zee With en~s.
gy snd discrimination IN the enforce
fDeut Of the Isw. vc nay anreftaln
vtet re<trscnoos car - psst On sh~ep
sonhsnatcue. We rssy Ind sus hss
fAf sets u .nncospsrstssn setAlnsd 10
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-13

The loss by FIRE. Of the C. q w. NJ, as
far a. reported, il rs follows: A water
tank At West Troy Branch, depots At
Osia and Fields, and eight cars laden
WITH -four at the latter place.
The Chicago & Grand Trunk railrosd
has issued q commodity tariff. applying
on vehicles and implements from Port
Huron and stations a. far vest as Cas-
sopoiis to Chicago, at 10 cents per 100
pounds in car loads The reduction
amounts " one-third Of the old rate.
The r. 4 r. NJ. and the D., L. 4 n.
folks want 10 get into the new union
depot at Forrest, in Detroit. In order
to DO 81, several crossings of other
roads will have to Be made, and the Of.
ficials Of the various roads are discuss
ing ways and means ~ Lansing now.
Manager Heald 10 with them.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-13

Grover delivered speech q Buffalo
lnse night. Buffalo 10 town On the
e1srsms western ode OF New York
ooAts. Grover was discovered IN that
city and elected sheriff Of Erie County.
when be ran for sheriff his name was
o>ephsn Grover. After serving as
sheriff Tie fact that no considerable
criminal business Wa offered him
created tho impression that he Was
model oficsr. Then he ran for mayer,
and shout that time he conceived the
ideA that Stephen Wa an ungainly
uams and detracted from the bull-like
1oscs Of Grover, and Stephen was
dropped and he became simply Grover,
and - Grover he was elected mayor Of
! buffalo. governor Of New York and Pres
Hnt Of the Union. A number of his
Democratic friends organized club
during the campaign OF 1884 and named
u cleveland Democracy" This club
survives and 10 WAS before the club he
lass night delivered his speech. After
complimsnting that body for the high
honor il had conferred upon itself by
choosing him ssits godfather he warned
HE hearers that much sturdy fighting
awaited then- This stamps Grover ~
. prophet-"stuffed prophet" - and
even the vinsgary sun must subscribe to
his UNCONSCIOUS trusim. From this
point Grover founders in sea OF words
- point out the awful largesses made
upon The treasury by Public Extravag-
ance. He fails 70 coin . new phrase,
utter striking sentence or in any
manner distinguish bis address above
the merest reiseratiou of notorious
truths. The tariff is indirectly adverted
70. but his caution is in glaring contrast
with his letter Of December, 1897, on
that subject. Reciprocity received no
word Of attention; it is probable that
Grover overlooked this unimportaut
naster. HE silence on the silver ques-
ton was startsingly 0hissinct and 1t
must be inferred that the fearless"
'sindependent." "eusspoken." rather
neutrality-suspicious." idol of the
democracy has heard mutteriug of
disconsent in the west and decided to
bold his peace until the convention
seorm Of % 10 past The speech in every
respect was nas. unastrscsve, common
plsce and egosissicsl. However il was
Grover ct heme-snd stephenGrover ct
M bpst
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-13

Que state may snnul the lsws Ct A.
ctksf.--Democraf-
Immediately after The Legialaturs
dies us menab<n via yizis Auskegon IN
. body. This fact might cause the en-
vssus reuasxk--in Grsnd RApids or
Azn.stse that There u, indeed. . pnn-
ishment after death. wish ths Legls-
laters Is Is not ease OF zee Naples
and Dies bat Idle and ZEE huskeSon." "
1hs legislature can. however, sislt no
eisy IN the state 10 better sdvantaxe
than the city that proudly claims the
dssisnetlon Of being the third port OF
Lake AiehsgAn, ami 10 already posing
80 nrt-eiAss rival ~ Milwaukee,
free Prsss..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-13

Ed. Zimmerman arrived in town yes-
terdsy. for the purpose Of paving the
way for the The Dark Secret" which
will b. At Powers Nay 1870. The
piece has won approval sssryshere for
the elaborate manner OF its staging, as
well as for sts rcAlism and natural
effects aud charactsristics Of the mod
ern drama. which seem 10 be in demand
by the pooulaee. In the Henley re-
gA,sa scene, Of shich 20 much has been
said, the stage is al unbroken sheet OF
water from the rear To within . few
inches of the footlignts. II - IN this
scene that thu famous Qarsmsn George
Hosmer will makes his appearance.
The sale of seats will opn on saturday.
There ID little 70 say In reference 10
"The Poetry Of the War" that has not
already been said. The ladies
who compose the decorating CON-
mittse, bsgsn their work At the theater
yesterday, aud by Thursday evening II
will be Respondent with bright colors
and fiags aud the effect will be greatly
heightened under the glow OF the cleo
iric lights. The ladies are under OBJ
ligatlons to the concerns below men
toned tor generous favors, and desire
TO express their sincere appreciation FOL
tho sAme: curtiss & Co.. Alfred J
Brown, Lemon. Wheeler b Co., c. W.
Rapp 4 Co., Moselcy Brothers, Putnam
Candy Company. Bunting = Dawn
Ball, Barnhart 4 Putnam Company
Olney 4 Judson Grocer Co., c. b
AetzRer. N. Z. Johnson, J. w. Rosen
thai and Henry Spring. The chorus
held another rehearsal last evening anc
their part Of the work wall be strou,
and spirited. SeaD are now rapid,
being reserved in the balcony.
Matte v,csers is dra wing fairly vel
st Redmond's. Thursday evening ~
Circus Queen" will be put on for thu
remainder of the week.
Five coIored gentlemen in full dres
will serve ices between the acts 1T Pow
ers' tomorrow and Friday evening
Purchasers will avoid the inconven
isnco of making change BY having
few dimes in their pocket.