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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-04
PAR FIVE.

The coupon for Part Five will be published al
the week, giving every chance to obtain al
least three coupons and forward with their ter
cents.
Here Is What Part Five Contains,
|. The Famous War-Seansd ase of Ghapuepee Mexico
e. The National Palace, City Of Mexico.
g. The Mormon Temple Salt Lake City, Utah.
q. Brighton Beach, eOney Island.
g. The City Of Montreal, Canada.
G. City Of Benares, India.
I. Lahore Gate Delhi.
g. Castle Of Milo, Japan
8. The RoyaI Throne Honolulu.
TO- Town Hall and Cathedral, Sydney, Australia.
H. The Mosque Of St. Sofia cOnsantinope
II. The City eff Tyre.
IS, The City Of Alexandria, Egypt
IA. The Acr0poIis, Athens
Is. Interior Of Ann RathaWays Cottage Strafom England
IS. City Of Geneva, Switzerland.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-04

you recall that old story about Aladdin,
wv he showed the Sultan the beautiful palace
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announced the terms Of our great offer of that
beautiful art series Of Photographic views entitled
SIGHTS AND SCENES OF THE WORLD, our readers
were not only amazed,
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-25
THE TRoIIBLE OVER.

A prominent man in town exclaimed
the other day: my wife has been
wearing out her life from the effects Of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Indi-
gestion. Her case bafled the skill Of
our best physicians. After using three
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-25
nrsERyIEeA PRAISE.

We desire to say to our citizens,
that for years we have been selling Pr
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, DR.. Kings New Life pills, Buck
Inns Arnica Salve, and Electric Bitters,
and never handled remediestthat sci
as well, or that have given such uni
versal satisfaction. We do not hesi,
tate to give them every time, and stand
ready Is refund the purchase price, i
satisfactory results do not follow then
use. These remedies have won then
great popularity purely on their mer.
its. E. G. Williams, Jr., 4 Co drug
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-25
LOVES CHANCE.

Ilriofo iovcd. this World 10 me
Was one ssd. sicfn reality
Bounded b. selfish aims and ftarA
To hard Tor JOY. too cold Tor toarss
natAli = changed. md now soe
Beauty whcfc mono wns wont % bo--
beauty 81 ocean and o. land
OF noble thought aud nnrp<ec grand
And. best u al, tho tender erace
And love llxht HhininR Ia her fncn,
Her voice - like sweet earcsa,
And all her mystic sacrcincak
saw her pass ndown the street
What time the day ana darkness meet.
And looking from my windows height
breathcd . prayer into tho nighL
And called upon the angels fair
To walk hcafdo her everywhere
Thcru was no need her own pnre thought
a magic circle round her wrought;
Then what ayailod prayer o. msno
For such spirit, half divincs
On rnthor iot her pray for mo
That may love moro wetthily.
--licrbcrt ~ Hopkins. N Iiarpers Iiasan
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-25

Life u an agglo meration Of neon
gruities.
Against vulgarity there y no de-
Tense.
II ii easier to- out-ridicule folly than
to out-reason II.
Kindness too far extended becomes
Ia the eyes Of the recipient an obliga-
ton
a naa can afford to be critical. not
having bscn born with the incumbency
If pleasing
The last probability is that money
Shout pro.!aec happiness; what it does
Ii 10 saa';e happiness possible some
times : Kathrinc Grosjean, IN Judge
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-25
PUBLIC SALE

Of Valuable Property, Situated At cOrnor Of King
and Raleigh SITS.
Mr.. Il. w. Poole viii sell his proper
ty with improvements located on cor
ner w. King and Raleigh streets, ct
public auction in front Of the Court
House ON Saturday, March 25th. This
property is splendidly located, either
for residence or business, or both, and
is constantly increasing in value, Any
one contemplating purchasing town
property will do well to bear date q
this sale ID mind. 3-21-td.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-25

The farmer Il royal man,
A lord king
Iis rcigns on coa's pFiinevni plan
Or him ! sing
Responsive TO bis daily care.
Enrth yields her truse
He sows. he plants and hnrvcsts fair
Spring from the dust
Dcliciots fruits countless store,
frosa earth's green breast.
Arcur Us their rich fragrance pour,
And make US best
The farmer wiciis sccpter grand.
And Wall street kings
Pay Difference 10 his t0lllng hand,
That treasure brings
The monarch Of tho railroad guIid
Must bend tho knee.
The farmer feels him and he's nllcd--
Witllholds- where's hey
Industrious priucet stiil loyal be.
Though hands are brown.
Thy finished work VIII win for thee
A larrei crown.
Evelyn Travcss, ia Western Rural
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-25

Landlord Say, Jinl<a. should judge
BY the way you pay yonr rent that you
had played on : college football team.
Tenant Why .so2
Landlord Well, you arc always \.
Euarter back. Texas Strings.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-25
MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read BY Over 5000
People Every Evening.
REsF AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.

si,.,,ion., Help wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lot
Pound, straysd ~ ssslsn. 70 Buy, Sell
or Ershangs-- Mako IT Known.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-25
TICKLE THE EARTH.

With hoe Sow Burpees Seed
and nature win do the rest These
seed in endless variety are now for
sale by r. i. Snodgrass q Co., Drug
gists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
THE TuPERTiyEST PRESS.

From TIE >prine1"h Mon.
What ars coming - Il The pre-. Is going 10 IaEe
the starch out uf every Thing IN 'e''cu'''i VI
temporary I'VE have forgotten when oI'' mas ,"n,
p.lncl that the r'p1r> Of Lr da,iS pr ~ ,b IVES
Inc recent hcre>y trIl- appear ridi Nous III 'l' r>'
Of the pubic. II, disait' and my srry 81 th,"loE
ca Dis n~si"ns once 40 a"tn I",. ',,c,ssinn was
carried Oh. have 10. ~ f~GI,"d 10 4 'lnHohpl''n'
Gp'raHic 10 s port, , Of "'ra iu imperti%cnt
pres. persists Tn tc,t,ns cv"ytin; ana ryryDoW ~
an .vrryd.., sorj oi o way. Even religion ms 10
md,r,n In. .anic rr.it.ncui II there is any sham or
mysticism o7 superstition In II II Is haDlr , J." o.
ilndi,tl as 4 effective handles IN 'nl9rzhrmsih,;
The prcss As rule believes in pure ana umdrhi"I
religion. brt II wants religion Imt J, E"oI 'or
Monday, and Thursday, aud 'aturda;S ~ W." q"
fl i, complained hy some Roman Catholic a1tnY OK,
tl, tia. the pre-, i unnecessarily nFuhng WI" V
alleged controversy between III" arohbSioI'' anu wa,
the hlty Of ne church Is beng Slrrm up !" ,ha
cortcst which ought TO have been ,Ohhlrl W NV
MIMI. and ,rttl,r lev trH. But everything IS news
and Important mater - hHcG'i in'u'" m mnr
in The high places 81 10" Catholic 'hurcn gan u" '.p,
b. hep, qa"' Ia % Am I.and i'nq do does indri
to have guarrc reported In III" papers, Dur II
be helped "Nc IN I'M, 9nH why M G'''N
Thi mcddcsomcnd., If the pres Is more MARKED mn ~.
,r'nLl' Is sr,wng wors. and worse. Emperor william
/. I'm par,~ual fear that some newspaper man VIII
tS' ,ror %' b o., nn.,y fl Is, As for The French
press, il hrs been modelling with th!lI' 10 ITS own
1h r' my"ic Of Partisan oncndom In England
The pres has been crticlSe except III certain
teeth and runs ava. ard Snlisl"S s0Iri NhhH' ,o
Probably the TIM l. coming IN me hihi"i '",ul
when everything inat everybody docS VIII br open
and aLoyclonr.. when thrr" i noilhnG hidu'n WIN
Shall not be- known when that which Is spnMh III
the ear shall bc proclaimed upon the hon'e'op' ana
we rather think chat the lmpriin'nt pres, Is uriWhg
10 bring about that dN. The fear OF pnblcty dr.rr,
The temptation to eo a~trav. Men VINO s'rt ~ tilc
unfair advantage of their follow mon because OF their
nnV,rty ar Ignorance or weakness or Tor any other
reason iild IN ol-tacc in the light which re ptr'S
,hrocs upon their actions and motions Individual
nrwsu,p,rS have their iosyncraSIos and other faults.
hut - /, who'll, the p.c.s believes In hight living.
honest dealing. truth telling ana DOING rs you would
he done BY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
OLD FRIENDS AT TONY PASTORS.

There Is almost nothing new at 1ohy IaS''
Theatre this week and opportunity Is ohereo ]" i"
mark ON some Of the old attractions. inc most o' ""'
raw rnrovcd With their &c and the better apprc
c,ated through extended acquaintance. Mile faqucr
cite has still the most prominent pace on 'nc ~"
pramme but she comes near being new '"h' s"'
;s mot nropery within the scope OF this recO" h"t
W Kelly Is quite within IT, Mr.. Kelly - caii'"
g tbo ror,Inp mill man." because OF report mat nc
onco worked in rolling mill. Bit this l. not True
,e mayor worked In rolling mill he was only on the
navroII lie has no connection with - ihs heh''
uho opDcarsd this week at a rival mouse. lie h"S
,ust os much right 10 be called King. Tor u" Is ue
conded from long line OF kings Of Ireland but IL j.
an ,nc since any member OF his house has exercised
h nreroVa,ivc that tho title itself has been ad ASIDE
An This las little TO do with Tony lh'tof s. DuI "o
moro spacr can be devoted to Mr.. Kelly here
Mastsr Eddie Abbott Is a clever magician Tor boy
80 his inches and lie has what Is quite as important
-, . nrof.es,onal nccromnncer skill IN mage, per
s,,al at,raetveness OF manner. HIS servant Fntz'
,ad. moro than his own share 10 the enjoyment.
,us. vesta Victoria yet bcwas her destuton OF dogs
and cxprcsscs her Indifference as TO whether she Is
good for anything not she has some new songs
,o, and continues her pretty dances rs well "a h'r
cro,esoue ones OBren and Iiavel should not lie
copfounded with any other variety firm having an
u.I,ren i'm H. This Mr.. O'Bren Is good acrobat
and Miss Havel Is clever at helping OUT me sketch
Wss Iic Westerns tricks with musical Instruments
are slfu and harmonious. ana ~ wOua NC apsutu ~
cav ANYTHING about Mr.. Pastors songs, In sholl;
shssr. is a good entertainment at Tony Pastors, ana
when The home company Is there That Is always 10 De
taken for granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
MIND ERSATTON.
From The London Spectator.


Mr. W H. Precrr. chief engineer and electrician
IN mo Postoftce. has pat mp wirr Il mile long on
he coast near IavrrnOck ana shorter WIRE on rlat
holm little Island tire" miles OF IN the Bntl'n
Channel. lie fitted the Latter wiz" with Il " >puhd"r
IA receive messages and sent message through IN"
farmer from powerful telephone generator. That
message on the mainland was distinctly heard on the
land though nothing connected the Two, Or IN o'h'r
words the possibility 81 a telephone between PAGES
rnconnectrd by wire was conclusively established
There Is possibility here Of inter planetary rom
n,nnication good deal more worthy attention than
any scheme for making gigantic electric hash,S We
iD no, know II can conmunicate oy telephone
,hro,oh the ether TO rwYork or Melbourne. with
or without cables, bur do know Xat II we cannot
h au,t l. I'm our generators and sO&ders and not In
any prohlbitory natural law. , p, .
W1il our habitun readers hear With II, for y,
,nomen, As W. wander into another and, as many
n Them win thnk. super>tnsuhl region IT"
thought in "A man, brain vhlrh causes nm 10 al
vancc bis foot must move something IN doing IT, or
how could Il bc tren,,nitted down tina five or six
loo, ~ 6i.-ance' r. II moves physical something
internal TO the body. WHY should It not move also
somothInr external wa"c. ~ we all agree to call
II which on an o'her mind prepared 10 receive it
n;,cd with n soundrr. ir act-wi make impact
ar oven Of facts NJ the audlb!litv OF words
Nhv in fact n one wire can talk tn another with
u, connr ction save through ether should not mind
,oIL q, mind without wire NJ all None OF ~
understand accurately. or oven rs yet approximately
what me conditions are. bur many OF us know for
certain lint thev hav" occasionally. and 10y what we
call accident been present 10 particular Individuals
and that when present the communication Is com
nlefcd without cables. and mind speaks 70 mind
81 any machinery not existing wlthn
itself ,
Vhv I'm the name % science. j. thnt more OF
,,r,crs that t. an occurrence prohibited by immu'n
No law, than tho Transmission Of Mr.. Freezes sage
from LavcrnOcL 10 Fatholm'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
POstomce Notice.


tshould be read daily BY ali interested as changes may
us for need not be seci"y sa
dressed for d,paGh by any aDats Of banking and
merca documents letters not specially aaae''ea 0'"''
coi tOrI prompy in ait this once follows
wEPSE So % at is EurS''
S'' Gp@ Gs per B;'S " IT, 3, ss:
and s;sGy'o" and per Puerto corea must S ad
,xas,, II etc. per for H.ro fp = u
Hl'@a as AZ ,ss & cs. Fes s
s9u" Tbeaas via for s''s a %iqae and Mar;
sF9et1, a@ lSr o1S wa
dsf;d Dj; va Il o; IA at ' SoG M os
Dc re asS 4. Plat, Countries via Rio Ianei,o
apa e. on roTi%e 9G psan g. jamsca and Jert
Andes for Costa ca via L%S% mus 80 Dc % ior
o e. e asa nssse 'G GaS' per- ~
e. fs S. ss. p. es s. f'H s!
e'c osds sI G'G az % pa, m e,
9 TG s } E'1 a"t f ss''s sssls
9:ectd yca r from n l0s S'-
'Sar for rsra c:a 40 and re'pa"0us Go:
s!oosr ,ne: t, G1l'l'd i ia os ss Perss
and be direct pr Dr o Ga wa at n,.r 30
m , tSt must be- directed per obdamD at
for Norway direct Norge eers must or 70 q;
'c,s% peFs NG c3cx and a st. s. rho@o
W@S%sri T FS%s d and rcSaqo must
hhca,, AZ 10 a. H. Complementary II 30 n.y. IA
r,a"c sitIerlqnd Ialv Spain. rotu2al and Turkey p'
s. Ia chso iIav, lscrs for cshs y, p;ss o.
,or Campeche ChaiaS. Tabasco and Yucatan. per ..
S,' r cn0 Via T vra c ana %s be- d
ncr yu,ur'') at for llayti. Cumana and Carr.
rIno ner Prns wlllem ctter> for other Vene1mela
r' and for Curacao Trinidad British and Dutch Guiana
T%; i i. GsT Cape ' ,r' %,
Now fMonndionG per steamer from Halifax.
: Foxhoil from NcwOrens.
" Mails FOR China and Japan per g = Gaelic iron ST.
Tr'me''?s a fl0 for He Socety Islands per cry q
u,nn, iron san trarcscol clos" bore daily up 10
January '2j at 6 80 p. M Mails Tor AUSTRALIA NewZI'
n",a from san Francisco close here daily IN 70 January
l"s' AZ & 20 y m. on arrival at Ncw-YorS o, s.
r,Tri. Win I,rtish mails for Australia. Mails for me
no1 co.c here here Dolly February =? at 40
D. M Malls for China and !ap,n va vancouver (se,
Tally addressed only coss az tns once di,y ~ o."
,e,rc by steamer close 90 this Office daily at 30 ~
NJ Mails for MiNuclon. BY rail TO Bosts and tssnss
for Cuba by rail TO TAMPA. Fla and thence by steamer
sailing Mondays. Thursdays and Sas,rdnysl close as
thI. o9.c dlig Al 81 a. M Mails for Mexico. ov'l.
l 1na; an' his oaii" d'iy ~ a; m.
mails forwarded To San Francisco daily
rd tho schedule Of closing Il arranged the presmp.
n ~ their uninter overland transit 10 San Fran
Tono " Mails from Fast arriving tine at san
Francisco day OF sailing OF steamers are dispatched
thence the 6av. , a.,
ES,r, Supplementary Mails opened the ple-s n
tho cl,sh and German stenmers at the hof Of
.n oren until within Ten Minutes Of the Of san.
Ing OF s'e'"e'' CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Postmaster.
postorace New.York y. Y. January H. 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
UEUDINGS.

Tho wedding of Miss Carrie l.. Ros"n"ad, dals"''l
~, Horny Ro.cnwaid 10 Milton = Guiterrnan TOOK
mac. Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. In Tempe
rn,a,r.rl Dr. Gptthoil and DR.. hllvciman. oil the
rm,tc oncintcd The best man vas Leo Guit'tW'n'
- h,,,,h.r Of the BRIDEGROOM Th" ushers were Tu
u,,r. puk.spc! Enron >trassbersr., samuel Iec"h
aoc,.r Carl ard Theodore ROsenwalt brothers oi inc
bride: Edward IIamberGcr y. Oucnir'mer. ~ h'"'"
man T. NandcIl and H. Blum :~'i"l Inc Hlaiu vi
no,or va. Nil Kaunmau The bridesmaids were MISS
u,,chc suIcyclhcrc Miss EOsenbaum, MISS biah,ne
+ ,r ,i.s Icatrioc King, Ms, A'lel ana M'S'
cnibal A reception followed AL DeIm"hiooS'
Niss Mary Coleman Fitzpatrick. the dHneh'er u
#, and Mrs Philip \. Fitzpatrick, was Marie" III
al, mast O'Clock last evening. In ST. JOINS 'hapeI
- r,.uon, ave- Irooklyn. to John Golfer Kelley Ir'
nm ,r.,,in, ceremony wa performed by the hcv;
10. Moran II the church OF the NATIVITY, a,s>tru
h~ The Rev. Father John j. htoh'I'' 81 u '" g.,
tI.no, The maid Of honor was MISS luna - ~, ,
,IpPci The brides mads wcrc MIS- h"iI'l' , 1s'r
pa a',in BRIDEGROOM. Miss Sarah Kelley. ne Misses
~ ,,, m Nil, burnett and MIS- g f'Zpa,rrh'
,nn nrs, man was Charles y. Mhgcr"r. ana rn
I'r, Ivrne ana Peter ODonoghu". ne ohhp'i VIZ
hninfrIlv decorated with palms ana h0wers. ana W;s
Giied with guests. After the ceremony u receP'i"n
mlieo dvnn If the home Of the brides father
"'s - tho... n, the reception were hr. and MIS-
- 4, Kelley the brides parents, Dr. ana MIS-.
S S, Nr and Mr. Bernard Gallagher. Mr. ana MIS-
Pr ,n' CuIumngs Mr.. james I"lger. lr, Mr. anu
AMOS , >, ii"n The Misses IrtOu. Mr. and Mrs:
S " IIto, Thomas Rocker. OF III" Tribune Mr. anu
NJ eybeodor. king Frederick steward King Ar; ana
Mr. Austin Kelley and Mr.. and MIS- benjamin o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18

while wondering why Mr.. Depew had trIpped up on
% important an occasion. He said well what he had
70 say and pleased the gathering.
Inc toast. "Thc Dutci Settlers between the NoTtf,
ana south Riverside Estabshers OF Jersey Justice
was responded TO BY the Rev. DR.. William Rankin
Duryee- Of Rutgers College. New Brunswick.
There we're present al the table OF honor President
'an Wyck on his right exsecretary OF State Thomas
r. Bayard. the Rev. DR.. G.. X. Van De Water. Daniel
IT, Rollins. Harold y. Sandcrson. OF the st. George
society; Dr.. j. q. TruaX a b. de Frece. G.. NJ Van
loosen. Judge H. W. BoOksavcr NJ. Page Robert A. Van
wyck. John c. liertie Warner Miller. the Rev. DR..
w. r. Duryce. John Sloane. Frederic J. De Peyster
John d. Ctmmins. Ellis II. Roberts. Warner Van
Norden. the Rev. DR.. T. ". Nelson. John ". Vrooman
and Garrett n. Van Allen. Among those at the six
diagonal tables were:
Wilton Merle Smith, Jacob T. Van wyck. Henry s.
Van Beuren. George G.. witt. T G. Van Santvoord
Colonel c. NJ Van Slyek. Teuns c. Bergen John Oakley
John F.. Van Nostrsnd Edwsr1 y. Taller +. Egcrton
Webb. William Jay Ives. John T.. Riker Judge Dixon
Thomas p. Sherwood G. W. Van Siclen. Dr. c. r. Guck
r. b. Roosevelt c. II. Roosevelt John II Inman. John H.
Starin, DR.. j. b. W. Lansing. w. Z. Verpanck. F. W.
Devoe w. ]. Van Arsdalc. w. p Richardson George A.
Meyer r. NJ. Galloway j. Seaver Page. j. r. Thompson.
the Rev. F. NJ McGuHy. Walter NJ Meseroe. j. L.
Conover Dr. G. j. Dumond. @. Q. Van Reypcn g. D.
Ven Reypen and John G.. Bogert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
NETWORK ATHLETIC CLUB COMMITTEES.


r,,rrc ~ the new board OF governors OF the New
York Athletic Cub hold at thc clubhouse IN ring
rrh.s, LAST night Booth. who was eIcc'eu D" '"'
board o. governors AZ the resent annual e''., -
,, r..g,s,lon aud T. Wills was appointed in his place
e r wills was beaten at the recent election by D. H.
usslin Mossr, Ha-in and Booth arc said 70 nave iau
dilIcrcnrr honco Mr. Booths re>ienaton AuR"N, p''
mon, presided. and h. appointed the Iollo"'hS 'o -
House Baitow = Week. George Massey 'o"' -
Gullck James whitley w. T. Zc!l. W. d. oe"'.s'
DAVID Valentine admissions, gorge Missy, J'rs -
lIa-lin Daniel n. loum1ns once and AUDITING '" -
searls George Massey Thomas l.. watson; athleuc' '
9 t,nltot Ch,ro. If sheriff. Barrow ). Weeks o. j
Braflsh August Bc!moat George D. philips res'''''''
David Valentine. George b. Hume. l. u Ioos'N''v'
b,il ard, and bowling Jancs whitley, Henry d. IN'
C. w FISHER, baths. ". T. Bassett. James IL li"s",''
n,,l. u Youuan.: engineers department, w. l. "l'
Henry Is. Turner, Thomas l.. Watson; at i"o'"' "
1 larke Bleecker y. .tcA'H. +. > Church ehe''a"'
George j. phillips ". X lAs'',t. d N'''"i"' ~
ulttna on les.siation August Eo.mont Barto" . "eV
ard {. .sl.lf X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18

seeing the price Of paper reduced from 81 cents 10
, cents n pound and better paper furnished by MS
process Of Manufacture he considered bis title OF
Wood Pulp Miller the most honoraLl" he Lad ever
received.
Ex-Postmaser Genera. Thomas L. James, who lli'
lowed Mr. Miller expressed regret that Mayor Gil
roy should have been compelled 10 g. NJ he ma III
tended 10 call his attention to the fact that IN" people
would cnibalm him in their memories II he prevented
the vandals who sought TO destroy ia" Old 'iiy HAN
from accomplishing their purpose. lie pda -"
ing trli,ute 10 the work OF FranHn u Postmaster
General and said that the department should " run
upon the line, laid down by him.
M,r,, Ial,tead. 81. Cihr McKcway. Joseph Henry
Banks who read Il poem illustrating Journey oi
rroublu to the modern composing room Of The Tribune
william H. McElroy and VIII Carleton were th' "'h"F
speaker. =,
Among those present were f. iiop"n'on smith,
.,llson Uutchlns General stewart L. Wo~iforh Joni
NJ Francis. II. O. Ioushion. Eob"r' Hoe. L. L.
Morgan Elliott T. shrparS: + xoo L. , M"'e" T.
sijcbrr Charles Roberts, IT,, T.; l.; hngm'nl'
Franc, +. iuch. r; l. Taylor H. ". hnc"'n' r
r iInrpcr H. g.. pOlhcnus. bonn hc' ave II
i,ucmi. C. X. TrIuhart, George l. ana l."Fr' "
Leach. Robert l.. sackett, W. J. MeriiI ana hafu'"
Arkcu.