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ben boa for ben p~rattiite Sarmer iaa meget
mere tiltrGtferoe ueo fin Ianblise StlBubeo
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bet meIt pppiee @rGs beoeifer Sorbeu eieu.
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beIes Del Iflttet for @rGssans % SIuatteIano,
men &gerbrus Tan o9iaa oriues mec 5prbel.
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bsibe noe paa Gseren mere eno nDgle Elmer
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Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14

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Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14

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Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
&orreiponbance.

-~,rssreu user Copn % ssresfe taaes M, utns-
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,.,,.r,r. Eopna pi iffs tiiue sfentitoaiort. m.bs
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tsfiisun u,aa bape Napnet oe Aorssien
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

enlargement. Many Il them have been constant at
endants M the concerts for twenty thirty, fortS
even In one instance AT lensu my year,. ~
children and grandchildren Of orr hrst andich'es ~
light enjoy the repetition Of the inaugural ,o''ter'
They come 10 us. too, many ~ thcih' from ,. ons
distances to assist at musicai f'as'. FROM HcM
London and Hartford in the East. rem ioushhePo
and Albany In the North from Fhndclph1 .t',n MI
baltimore in the south: they regularly h'hor '"i'
temple with their pilcrImagc'. 80 , ,,
cannot close this short address without p'.i"" ~
personal tribute ID this art NJ music t1hl W. ~
much has been ,aid IN praise OF music thht ~ Nol'
seem to be matter II rlgatlon 60 add one "oi
further, especially 90 nm audience He t'is wn' WE
attendance Is proof that words are not neiu'd vi 80,
To their love Of The art. Bu let me ~, ''n % trc
other cultivation Community may nav, "hV i "A -,
minds Of the people filed Is ID 'cl.uu' Hd T.,
exercised In argumenta;ir" ttOuEht, OF wv. ~
practical research. there H. always IooHi luI m" M
without taking away from ANYTHING e!-c th't J, E'r
II add, 10 every good thing additional chdlH Hnu Wu
10 that Identifying OF the world which i ue ""c ~
OF TIE progress Of The race. = .,.., ,,,r,
And what j. there In the world Of arr m,I' pl,,.
more rcfninc elcvatinC. moro rec lIut n 49,
deba.lng admiXtAre faint han the Nympuonf oi,r
Of our great composers without acce-eol'Ca ,ra
or dramatic action, scenery, ~ any .pu' . ,d III
toral whatever il n. IL the pui" ,oI'' 81,
vino thoughts were waited down from ll',N'n m0''
and IN. sui and heart respond to The hcavcnN V@c
For Gftv years the philharmonic society, ol al w
York ha, devoted itself to the prOgrrs, " t ,,n ,,~
art with the help ~ body % legal iTl,uoo m ~
two generations have with their support. NCo'9 ~.
efforts and brought II to II, present nn,ullN ,u @
q nj LOYALTY stu continue and tn" end % tic IN a.
tury find the society rs hale and vigorous rs u = ~
night. prolonged appauscD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

There will he three votinr cono'ss at the Actor fuha
Fair IA, the most popular ACTOR the most popular actress
ond the most popular club The most popular Vi"o WI,
ra,. -. nrile Iottas magnificent donation Of sofa
NJ, ,upcb howl and twelve gobcts This ha' been
made by the orham manufacturing Company and IS one
~, IN. nu,t works they have ever turned out. LoJ"'
H. uIrttircd ln relief on the bowl
The bo,., for opening night Of the iair wiz 10
=, a.. az, tio, The auction Will take place on fruay
,,.crno,n April % at the Mad.on Square Theatre,
Durng tho week Of the fair u daily paper WI" p
issued entitled The Fair Gazette Se'cr" ""'''' u
,,,t,.lon will he among the contributors .
.,,,,,. Inns given to the fair through Mr..
,,an,., NJ Knox. a Shetland s0als1in coat trimmed
,,b Iona River sable. worth elOco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
s.utative. Will he now express his views on Mr.
psssnt's comments?

pssants comments!
Mr. p +. Collier of New-Yorl, seems indisposed
,o publish his correspondence, or the result of
u with the Society of Authors. lie continues to
insert in some of the London weekies the same
misleading advertisement which first attracted the
attention of the Society. Mr. Besant cautioned
his readers against him in words which | quoted
the other day. Neither does Mr.. Collier reply to
these or vouchsafe further explanations Of his
peculiar mode of doing business. He offers his
.eryices 10 the British author his literary agent
in America Mr. Bcsant says in The Author" "
for this month Let no one go to any agent on
the faith of an advertisement"
The Briton complains at odd moments Of what
he calls the Americanization of the Engisi, Ian
cnaee. There are odder moments still when he
might look at home, if he to the processes
of corruption at work don't know whether it
woud be worth while 10 make lists of the
neoogsms and barbarisms which day after day
dsfgure the columns of the English papers. These
papers are our censors we might be theirs if we
chose. But lists apt 10 hc wearisome. Single
examples are just as instructive. What will you
say 10 such vocable as artistic which appears
this morning in leading article in leading jour
nal the leading journal of 'he Tory 'aith? II
t. in the first place. French word, used as Eng
lish without the slightest necessity Artistic is
French and Artist is English. 1t is. in the second
place. the lingo of the music hall. II creeps, like
many other vulgarisms. from the advertising to
tie editorial columns 1t is, in the third place, to
be found in the Century Dictionary. where IT is
admitted. many other un-fnglish and I'M
American words admitted, without caution
TO the ingenious reader The Century takes credit
for vocabulary containing more words than any
of its rivals 1t might be worth while for the next
Dictionary to appeal to the public on the ground
that il contains fewer; or fewer which deserve
no place in any lexicon of Anglo-American speech
Il w =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
Of the value to the city of its historic

recognition Of the value TO the city OF Its historic
cOiege II, ,,.. /,
II Shakespeare be right in his question, :" What Is
the cy but the people - how can New lork IAN Tvs
proper place among tie great and enduring Clues o.
the world unless It makes itself the congenla hJme OF
the greatest Intellectual activity OF our ume as WI
greatly affected a'days by ths commerce finance
Il ancient Greece but the best thought Oh our Own WI
times no less than Of the ages between Is Vastly III
dcbttd to the philosophers to the historians ana TO
The poets Of that little country and that iar9 G i me-
suN, ~ you Visit Athens, N0u WIN SEE "P'h 'lo
Acropcl.s as the dadcm which the city wears even
In H. decay the Parthenon.that unryalled ,ehh ne
Goddess Of Wisd similarly upon the crown OF inc
ISLAND of Manhattan almost exactly midway between
Of Columbia College is to be- planted to stand, a. we
S E na time as an illustration % OF the y
and such service rs a university can give.
on the close Of Dr. Lows address. which was
bea!ly appaudcd throughout It's delivery. Assembly
man Wlliam Sulzer responded to the toast The state
Of New-Ycik.7 Mr.. sulzer in the course of his re,
marks referred to the Legi nature which has Just
cloacd #, 'ession. rs OF the best sessions III
thirty years. II has given 10 the people the laws
they have desired and laws they have continually
demanded" This criticism rather laudat0n OF inc
% no to e m annrcciave cbp, in
the audience. for excited wild outburst Of derive
laughter. which brought 10 the face OF W" Sul.er a
crimson color. strongly in contrast, ana all the morc
etijiin. by ireson thereof with his Haxen hair
The Rev. William LLOYD poke for the toast. " our
Homes" The speech Of Mr. Lloyd was maiden per
p.nancc in The line Of after dinner pealNne on me-
part but .trihnely apt to the occasion rs WEI,
WAS that the moment man becomes the Owr"r OF
his horIc he 20 he anarchist the moment ne
cnn say That Is my home and me land he recognizes
+, - bc nj, tercSt f. support law. to stand by the
Government and rot TO assail II.
General Wager Swayne. though appearing late IN
the ~ Of speakers, retained the entire audienc'
while he rcsp0 ded cnerainingly ana interestingly
tn The TOAST Our Country" His address was In large
measure historical. dealing with the subject Of Original
possession, of land in this country. the ACQUIRING Oh
now territory and the gradual settlement ana develop
mont OF ali by those Of foreign lands who souRl,
homes here lie heartily applauded througn,on !.
hts snecch The entertainment closed shortly a1tel
/, ocIocl1 with the playing by the orchestra ana inc
singing by the assemblage Of " Aud Lang syne'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
NIRRIED.

rrsuop- MII.ToN-on Thursday April ?ist' at The
ran~., of the Heavenly Rest. " y. by me Ky keN'
1iits Hroos assist d by the Rev ~ Parker SiVrSai.
hh'n' AMELIA Thihault. daughter OF the aie Wll.ni
H. Milton OF Boston. Mass. " george "oIuihsoh
bishop, Neblaska ,,.,,
nanCI -rAliliLJE-At Newark. y. j., on Wednesday
pH,rl o0;h by the IT. Rev. Monslsnor Doane, Helen
%ntgo,t ry daughto OF Mrs. Hugh Mclalnont BarAlc'
~ Henry mckenzie Darcy!
uNWIEY-FOST-At the residence of the brides father,
In pheasant Plains. ~ Y. WEDNESDAY AWll 20. by
0ranrn \ T. to Lillian daughter OF Jacob Frost
NtI-KAND-on April 10Th. at the congregational
rnnrrh Montclair n. J., by the Rev. a. H. BTa1otd
n ID E,fric Drew ingau, OF Ottawa, !aIada' u
ioscnhine Freeman. daughter of Mr. and MIS- jasper
H. Rand ,,..
KIpnY- KENT-At Hackensack ". j., on wednesday
Inr,l 20 bv The Rev. WIN. Weles Hoiley. d. D. Eliza
10th Dick daughter OF MIS- Henry Frederick Kent 10
Leonard kllby.
DISQUALIFICATION Thursday April 49, at the First
pr,sbycrlan Church, Trenton New.Jersey by sne Hen
mr. William Henry GTetl assisted by rev pr Juhn
Ian and Rev. John Dixon Anne Higbee daughter
o; lion. Edward 4. Grecn, Of Trenton, TO Coleman
Embury Nissan.
MANY-FRIMo THU ;y april o. at the rG 81 nee
W.v w o. Emhury. Alice Post Firth. OF Jersey
CIV 10 Robert Howland Many. OF New'fork.
ST. Luke's Church MeShanics-
ViIe T. Y . ON Apil GOTH 1892, by the Key fiMaid
IlosAins. leslie E1wfd. son OF General r. u. Mon,
ncuN Of BROOKLYN Susanna llinckley daughter of
The late Adams Bailey, of scaradale. N y
-ERVING-On Thursday April 2lst, 1897 at ST.
(;ooIye's Church. by the Rev. w. s. RalnsioId d. D..
I:inly Lanadon ErvinR. 70 VALENTINE Mott. NJ. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
covcrRr OF THE RUBINSIEIy CLUB.

Tie friends OF the Rubinstein Club turned ont IN
,rcc last night to attend the third private concert OF
that organization at Music Hall. The stage was dec
GRATED with flowers and palms. which formed tasteiu
frame TO the picture formed by the women OF inc ciuo
who 3Ol I'm number occupied raised seats In the centre
william r. Chapman conducted the singing. which was
loudly appaudcd The Incidental solos were SUNG os
Mis- Louise Cowcs. Miss Fielding Rosehe ana ''e'
\uce stoddard HOLSTER members OF the club. Georg
U.n.cael the baritone was heard In several pleasing
selcoii9ns Including The Fri King and 1.-The Grenh-
dcr,~ lie accompanied himself on the piano. accord
ing to El, usual custom NJ. Henri Joubert. Of Paris
p,lycd several selections the violin. victor Harris
w, the accompanst. and Louis II. Dres'ler performed
upon the organ. -
The officers OF the club are President FREDERICK '"
Devoe. vice on, idcutS. Mrs. W. Lanman Bull and Mrs
Conn. & Clark. secretary Mrs. Henry VI. Humphrey
t,.a. urrr Mrs, y. VI. DVise musical director. william
r. Chapman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
DIFFERENT VIEWS ABOUT A GOOD SEAT.

Pan is v,r, served dav or two ago In suit brought
against TIE management Of the star Th'atr' by man
who thou did nos get a. good scat A. he ouPh'
"a c,t lie ,lnc to tn -hcttrc one Saturday eHtnIn;
~, ,,oas AGO aud asked the tickesellcr for good
scat Tho tc<ct-.cler him, presumably the best
h. had but Dec coon back and said 1t was not q
,.,d o,. AID he wlltrd hi, money back There was a
liue M r.op. a. the wind, and he was asked TO walt
ma. ,,bu. tul ne could br ATTENDED lie wanted
lulualitc attention and the business manager. MI
nrrnhaln went out to talk with him. He seemed
unreasonable u was asserted at the theatre, and declared
that lo had been cheated. and MI. BuFnIah 'sheu
,o,,u who stood 10 tahe him ou; OF thc loooy'
Tina nollc,uan laid HI, hand the mans shoulder ana
,a chen .u,o UP the contest and went away. lie no"
Ak. daupae, fog the injury done to his feelings MS
dlcnitv and his pocket The mmnger' sue OF thc so'S
. tot they cl,o him the best sea; they had mat thry
od d ma better and that every seat in the house Is
, rood seat anyway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

fshoud be read daily by interested, changes may
c countries ness no, be s sssan When sa
dressed for dispatch oy Egy Of Banking and commercial
documens letters not specially addressed Being sent oy
Foreign malls tsr eSs" ss Ap sG Ssd will close
d asr% ", per i,reta sfmT ToI
Fl an for q, Psea $ mel for JOB Blaeneds per
qua irqM for France sxitsrl,aa Italy
pSrt%ca and Iy pna Il 20 Tor
Germany Dn@a s%oa SSrwpy o n,s, and s, Rus q
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err" psno Unless s. Specially % Hy sddTe.ss
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and AgT raTs s ayS5 S ss, be o Srssd
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and ST. st. TsSna for Barbados ;% s and wSsT:s
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Malls for China S"S 1apan p hpri % a 80 D. M
Mails tor AT.:reia New IA and Hawsiisn FIJI and
Samo,n islands par s. an da from son rrancisco),
siose here daily up TO- April ga a. 80 p m Cor On
Tor Hastaa Mails FOR b Society Islands Sian s. Per ship
TS as d. 'sS SO San f'iSis 80 y
to HaIItax and thence BY sean sose at chi, once
Eoson close a. hi; , Sse daily F
and thence BY steamer (sang Mondays Thurfays ana
Sa,urdayS close al this ofice daily az 80 Mails
@ Msc oVer,and unless spec ally addressed for dis
match by steamer close at this ofs: daily At a. M
pacific nal forwarded TO San Francisco daily.
ard the schedule OF closing Is ara s,sd on the prssumptoa
~ tber uninterrupted overland tarst % Sen Francisco
Mails from the last arriving or tina, at san Francisco on
the day OF sailing of steamers are dispatched thence ne
slmc day. .... H..
Extra supplementary mails ned the piers Of
the English French and German sta ners at the hour Of
Of complementary mails at the Pronce which 70.
main open until with ten minutes OF the hour OF sailing
OF seeaher' CORNELIUS VAN tTTT Postmaster.
Postonice New.York. n T.. Aprn Is. 1s12.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
MARRIEU.

rINKuAN-LoRp-On April 20th at the residence Of
the brides mother by The Rss Charles b9ss' q
and tho late George W. Lord and Julian X. TinkfAm.
TROwBRlDGE-vAN NosTRANp-on March - lsos.
by the Rev. Mr.. Rudolph, Josephine Estee, daughter
Of D. y. Van Nostrand Esq, OF Brooklyn. to S. Ray
rnond Trowbridge, OF New-Yofk.
ELTZ-POTTER-On Wednesday April 10th, 40
All Souls Church. Madisoa-aye and 60i.st, BY Bishop
DOane, OF Albany. Luenna Potter daughter OK Dr. ana
Mrs Franklin w. Potter, Ia Louis Won Eta.
WATsON-DUNCAN-O April 20, 1897, a: the residence
Of the brides parents, by the Rev John Hail. D. D;
w Duncan.
WITzEL-sPEER-On Thursday. ADri 18th. 1882: at the
resIdcnce OF Rev Charles X. Clearwater Mt. Vernon.
n Y Annie NJ spccr, of Sherwood PARK, Yonkcrs,
to Andrew L. WtLel. OF NcwYOrk.
Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with full
maine and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
OFFICIALS IN Il GRAND JTRY'S NEE

s,p,ToGA GAMBLERS AND LIoCORDEALEKS IN
AND OUT or OFFICE INDICTED.
Saratoga. AprIl Il CspeciaD.-" There will be no
Gambling in saratoga next summer Observer D,,
.,,o,,,ov Hamilton this afternoon, and he added
Tli, Is the unanimous expression oil Ine P'eS0iO
,.a,n, Iurv- Thi, led Chief of Police~Bodset to
observe Il don't believe anybody VIII De allo"'t -
,,,n,, card All games must stop the Grand Jury
Gems to mean business IheSe ooSeF'a'on9 VIZ
,,dc shortly after the Grand Jury had marched into
tho court room at Ballston spa ana repo''eu oa.'
~, o,,r ..n indictments. and all Of them, excepting
ono, AGAINST residents OF saratoga springs rae" Il,
o,.,.c,, contained n number of counts. William II.
Gaor ana Robert +. Knapp VINO recently r''is''u
,u the roard of Police Commissioners. were indicted
fr bribery and cXtoron. and they we're admitted 10
t,u In :, 900 each. Galor and Knapp are accused oil
having blachm.led Albert spencer Of New orA wy
mn, ~ - 600 the cancelled check q which Is now IN
,o..o.,lon Of Distilct-Attorney Hamilton. Ponce
I,-ico charles Allen alleged to have been implicated
with Knapp anu Gailor in eXtoitlng money no"
.nrcor ,,,s also indicted Chief Bodget this after
,on ,.ported that be- could not lind Allen but would
h,ve him In court on a bench warrant tomorrow
morning knapp and Gailor are aiid |" nave eA,
,o,,.d money from Curt Gum. Of Chicago Dick
Croker and Hattie Adams OF New-lorK Olty "aui"i'
.ioclaIr 81 WASHINGTON and others. The Grand Jury
also indicted several alleged keepers Oh s'noi'e
,,,c.. and among the number are Albert Spencer,
~ NcY-Nofk City: the village PRESIDENT Oa'eo W.
,rtcbcu. Michael Dwyer. j. T. sweeney, Alexander
rtln,lle John ~cdmOre, James Walsh, VI l. NC.
f.orm,rS d. f. sullivan and Charles f. Mahony, most
II whom are liquor dealers Each furnished p'n II,
500 All 0f the above cases VIII come UP ,Vr y ua'
ut the court Of Sessions which meets the fourth MOI
aos- IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP TO NEwYoRK.

washington. April II (speciaD.-The President VIII
leave here for YcwYork to lay the cornerstone
~ the Grant Monument on Tuesday next at 4
o,c,orlk I'm the afternoon. lie Will reach New-fork
a. 0 80 In the evening. The night will be spent
at tie Fifth Avenue Hotel. ~ is expected 'haV "o
q. q, wednesday will be over In time 10
o o,iow him 10 take special train the Penn
sylvana Railroad. leaving Jersey city At O'clock
members OF the Cabinet viii accompany the President
on this trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
Llebig Compnny's Extract Of Beef
reeoon zei by medical faculty Us useiui stnuaht'

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Nm shr was Chud she cried Tor Ca,torM,
Ivh.n She became Miss, she clung 70 Sas.oria'
When she had Children. she gave Inch" e"S'''~