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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-05-26

G. NJ. Noble and F. S. Wilcox have i'll
dulged in new awnings, this week.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-05-26

Assessor Page Francis is around now
listing the diamonds, plate etc., Of this
community.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-05-26

W. J. Stoner is in the city representing
the cyclopedia department Of the World
Herald.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-05-26

w. NJ. Anderson will shortly occupy
the Morlan brick with a stock of grocer
les. He is now east purchasing the
goods.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-05-26

The park trees are receiving needed
attention.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-05-26
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Latest I. S. Govt Report.
Re-! R Bsxdss7
ABSOLUTELY PURE


THE TRIBUNE with this issue enters
upon the twelfth year of its existence.
For eleven years this paper has been a
modest but persistent factor in upbuild-
ing Red Willow county and the city of
McCook, and for ten of these years Of
marvellous growth and advancement the
paper has been under the present man
agement. It has higher ambition for the
future than an earnest striving for the
growth and prosperity of one of the best
counties in the peerless Republican valley
and of the pearl of Nebraska's cities.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-05-26

County Judge Beck and son are in the
city today on a little business.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-05-26
Decoration Day Program.

Memorial services will be held at the
Lutheran church on Sunday, May 2Sth,
at II A. NJ. The services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. D. L. Mcbride.
Members of the w. R. c. and G. A. R.,
together with all old soldiers and sailors
are requested to meet at Meeker's hall
at 1890 Sunday morning and march to
the church.
DECORATION, TUESDAY,, MAY 80.
1890 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
G. A. R. services at the cemetery and
decoration of graves by J. K. Barnes post.
O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Assembly at Menard's hall.
2:3o O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Call to order by commander.
l.. MUSIC. II choir.
?. Reading of orders. by Adjutant.
3. Music. by the Choir.
a. Prayer. by Rev. w. c. Stevenson.
5. Music. by the Choir.
s. Grafton. .......by Hon. A. F. Moore.
7. Music. by the Choir.
s. Benediction by Rev. A. w. Coffman.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
public to attend all these services.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-05-26

c. F. Babcock had business in the
county-seat, yesterday.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-05-26

Ride Columbia. A. J. BEEcHER, Agt.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-05-26

District drill. I. o. o. F., June 9th.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-05-26
Girl Wanted.

Call at the Central Hotel at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
HARD FEELING AMONG STiIESNEN'

Mp C\P-ON's NOSE SUFFERS As AN OUTCOME
OF \ WORLDS FAIR DISCUSSION.
springfield H. April % Did YOU throw that Ink
stand nj me ," demanded Representative william
uurk, Of Chicago advancing on Representative Car
son. Of Champaign County. in the lower House OF
the Illinois Legislature. to-day.
ayes. | did" answered Carson. who, though SHORT
1, rlucly and was full Of rage.
Il didn't throw any paper ut YOU SAID Burke
"and have notion To pull your ncNe.'
"Nou dassnt." snapped Carson. iurkes only re-
ply VA, to reach forward. srizc CarsonN nose irny
and give II several hard twists. Then he waik'd
away leaving Carson speeches. with rage.
The legislators were all In bad humor over Inc
news that the Worlds Fair Committee on C'rrfohl"'
had decided not 10 admit the members OF The Legs
latmrc to the platform on opening day several
a." statesmen" were consoing themselves by throwing
paucr wads about the House" one OF these wao'
struck Mr.. Carson the head. lie seized h'aVS
lpk,,and and with an oath hurled 1t at the jewellers
An dodg,d and the missile barely graLcd kcPfesrh
tntiyr Zimmcrman's head. and crashed against III,
sd, Of III. room. Then II was that Nh Burke cappct
Tho climax There l. talk Of eNpclling him and
Representative Carson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
4 DINNER or CIVIL SERVICE REFORuERS

r.. Civn service Reform Associations Of New
York and Broohyn entertained tho members Of the
National civil service Reform Leagu" last evening
Al A publ, dinner IN The savoy Hotel. About 100
prr.ons sat M the table. Carl ~chuiZ pc>ii'd. ana
among those present v"rr Dorman Il. Eaton. VIII
lam Dudley FOulkc. Charles y. BOnapait". Everett
T. Wheeler, Lucus H. swift, Gustav II. Schwab.
Walter :. Logan. u. NJ Lord. Chicago. Porter Far
lev. Rochester Orlando u. Potter, Horace Whiss.
Jacob I. Miller. Robert :. Minturn. George Ne
Ancry. jr. +. Il. Congcr. A. Augustus Ii"ay' Dr.
s. jacob. = Kldd"r, Dr. e. L. Dane. +. ". How
els. the Rev DR.. Lyman Abbott. Horace T. Dcming.
william A. Aiken. Edward Carey. Richard Watson
Glider. George Haven Putnam. Dr. NJ. II. Thomson.
Professor Joseph 7. james. Philadelphia and George
A. Pope.
4 letter u regret read from Postmaster
General Bsscll. The memory OF George william
Curtis drunk standing. speeches were made by
the chairman. Charlie, y. Honapartc. the Rev. DIR.
Lyman Abbott ". ". Vaughn. Ansley Wilcox, Of
Buffalo, or "ShcrlansNill" as the chairman an
nonnced r.. ID. Carey. Francis f.. Leupp. Washing
ton. and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
NOTES or THE STAGE.

wl.on H..tcr, viii b. the star Of the Union square
Th,atrc for fortnight beginning on Monday Ills ir''
w..k H." c,crptiOn OF fuirN night Wh'h u" VIII
present. "Othclo." VIII l." devoted to Ben NV 'mee
I'M, play &. the diauatlation % Hail Gaines move"
The Dctn.te5 All u viii BE- east with the full strength
u an unusually large company AMI with all the scenery
uopcrtlc. and appointments u.ci Ia IL, original poduc
ton 1T tie Princes, Theatre IN Iondoi.
Thee E. AWAY, q general demand when Miss Rosina
voA. i, In town for the old familiar plays
II her i,p.to,y In con. qucncc q this Iaft Of IT,
rro-fanmc viii b. changed this evening at DAYS The
,,re maid Marion" viii h" retained aud "a Lesson II
Love" will be- laid aside IA favor OF The Rose and
The Circus Rider
NJ Pames'- ,iorh company viii return TO Palmer
Theatre On Moniay and wa - -cen in an attr'u'r bill
The oiuctom OF rb,na Bale, Aliicn'- t"ooc; drama
Mercedes" will /" "laLorat" Special scenery l. Ia
be- Iaind by Richard Na-ton. and IN" costume will b.
llctlc-qLe Inc Performance VIII D"Nn with "Iwi-
light A comedy IN ono at, from French by ~ T..
Ian, Arthur IIornbow, aud will end with Two
oli BOYS" iarccal comedy IN act, by j. c. Ior
timer.
Tony Pastor will give extra MATINEE TO day. and
on Friday evening win present 10 everyone who attends
IT., tn"a,ic cops Of Nil Lfc.4 i'1msnS-IHn'" No."
song "raLy Ruth aith poifOit OF Mis- ieanan-. In
ool,rs. Tia" ttlc PAGE.
Nelson whc,tcroit VIII deliver lcctur, on stag
Instruction. the Empire Theatre about the middle OF
May. III, lecture "a simii" SUBJECT deliver 4 before
the ilI,u'loralv congress Columbia College. was In
strrt,c aInng and obancd favorable comment
Judgment Tor 1910 wa. c,irrd yesterday against Ms
rliil Proctor Otis. the a''rs'. In favor Of Lewis NJ
tronk.
diploma. wcfc awarded yesterday to IN" following
graduates " the Acaicmy ~ d." Dramatic AT,
Mis-, Grac. GroFgr. Miss I'sii" Haskell Miss Mand"
Odcll Miss NOrah T.annsDn. Mis-, Ida 'onquc't Miss
Gertrude Rivers. Miss Fam INyNn. Mi.> M'realet
Raven Nil, Helen u. EVnont Mss liza IRVINE. DNlcht
smith Hollis Alexander. Robert Weed GEORGE {. Ohm
stead and Don Van Ncumlyer
U.rrmanns Theatre l. announced 10 reopen on Mondly
evening with Lawrence Mar.ton'- Credit Lorraine
oscar IIamrncr.tn has engaged ,,rstlv kerkcr u
musical director TO- The Tali~iuan' which he Is To PIE
cent at tie Manhattan Opera House this summer
N inclc ting exhibition Of workmanship WAS given
az the Manhattan opera House yesterday afternoon hy
Professor SclGc. hi, and Alexander Silvinl. MI
SaNrn with each 81 the others and although they
er.. rrof.io sword lie held hi, own against them
we'll He H. REGARDED u the best fcncer' on the
stage.
The Gft.rh Performance Il the EatI"n sisters IN MI
,upd al Musce. ,"cbIatci lat night ~
the presentation Il souNenir containing their portht'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
CAPTAIN WILTSE

NJ the Hotel Waldorf. Iii, condition was not con
-idcrcd serious until Monday night, when he became
unconscious. He remained 80 until he died
Captain wiltse was born in Bnghamton, y. Y"
on November 26. le3s. His father was Gilbert
Witsc a wcll.known man in that part OF the state.
In 1853 the appointed 10 the Nav"
Academy and upon hi graduation he was ordered
to the frgae Congress. the flagship OF admiral D.
: Sands on the Brazil station. The Congress was
recalled from that station upon the beginning " the war
and Wirse was detached from that vessel ana
ordered to the It. Lawrence, in which snip ne WIS
present at the engagement Of the Mcrrimac' inc
Congress and the Cumberland in Hampton Roads
March and Q, 1662. lie also IN the engagement
with the sewcll', Point batteries In May. lo6..
lie was commissioned lieutenant on April ~
1863. In the fall OF that Year he was detached
from the ST. Lawrence and ordered TO the Dacota'''
lie served on that ship In the West lhdieS ana III
the south Atlantic blOckading squadron from loo-
TO 1858. In May, 1oGJ, he was commissioner !"
lieutenant commander and served in the Agawam'
of the North Atlantic squadron subsequently II
WA, ordered TO the apprenticeship sabine, when he
commanded for two years.
Tpon his return from the cruise OF this vessel
ho WA, nut on shore duty at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard and from there he went to the monitor ''"e"'
In 1870 lac again on shore DUTY. III 1919 "c ""@
made commander and put Ia charge oil III" Sha"'u''
From ls-I to lo-j he commanded the S'eafher'ioop
Swaiara In ISIS, he was prohiol'u !" Wv N"r
and placed in command Of the recrvhlgshp fruhhii"
and subsequently in command OF the tralnins-shp
Minnesota Ills la, command was tn" Bos'oh' it'
wa, relieved Of that two months ago anu 'alh' I"
New.NorI 10 spend Two months leave oil aD'ehoe'
Captain w,e came into spccia! prominence i"S'
relirar,. when he took 4 company oil marines "oi.
tho l,o,,on and acting under the Instructions oi
Minister stevens. at honolulu. ho'ted the stars anu
.tip., over the Hawaiian Governments bulldine'
CAPTAIN Wiltsc married in 1872 Miss saran ''ec'''
d,nchtcr Of the late franklin steele. Of Washington
Ills wifi, and four chldicn survive him. lie WIS
one of the we'll known and popular men oi me "a, ~
city. . -. ,rno,,,..s protest,nt
r,isronoI church on saturday ut II oti tk' ~, !.
bira viii be- in Washington 1t !, propaDlr ,,n nav
"a. Iurrl will be under the direction OF ComliouoIt
g. ou cnmmnudlni at the Brooklyn Navy lara; ana
hat - detail of marines will accompany the BODY 10
Wu>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
MEETINGS .YD ENTERT ATNNENTS

INC regular Nav mcotne ard atqnct Of tn N'eYork
Command ~ Of the Military order Of the Loyal Legion
o. III. United state, viii take place at the Hotel DE
loccrot Ffth.a,c and Eight cnthr "wednesday even
ing May T. This Will be the last r.sular meeting Of
tho Lava, Icgon until the first Wednesday october.
ami as there l. be an election for officers 1t VIII
l1oiablv tc a,tcIdd by lara, number. paper en-.
,,,la ..Sc1ovl,k" viii be read By General Martin r.
McMahon after the DINER.
The MAY meeting OF te Princeton club viii q hfd
a. the Hot brunswick thursday evening. May
me annual report, OF the cCmr..cs tn university
vii. read, AM report On IN Princeton exhibit ri
thc WorI1s Fair viii d. presented The Mandolin club
,gil Furnish ana super will be served, usual
Al Afternoon tI, Win exhibit and sale OF how -
ana fancy articles w.l b. given at tn home Of Mrs j.
Hood wright Kinq-Ordee Roai ana On'.hundr d-and
,.,cIv.iourtlst. nom until D. on sitHriS. There
will also be music and r'oations. The entertainment
is Tor the benefit OF the Ladies' Association and Man
haitian Dp ,sary and Hospital Iiche', e obtained
from, any Of ln iortvvc women Managers among whom
are Mrs irshal Ayrcs. No. 22o LenoX Mrs. \ C.
BLACKWELL. ruc ingham Hotel; Mrs. Il. ChanlerIn, Hotel
de Ioccrot Mrs. {. NJ. Earle. No. West One-hundrcd
on1tv y.sccondst Nh. T. W. Gunthcr, No 43 West
scyeuty.tLitd st.: MES Il ~ Robinson. No Gl3 Fifth
,ve and Mp, C. sOOcy~mth. I1azi Io:l.
The Amphion Singing society will have It's last pr.
,o,. concert OF the season Willard Hail. Mount
Vernon tomorrow evening with Professor Henry Il.
HUMPHREYS leader OF the Bank Clerks Uee Club. a.
conductor.
Politicians Flights of tho Minority Al Of the Move
dent TO Coiver: the Jews" at tbc Temple 1s;ac Of
II pIem Iifth.a,e and One hundrc and tw enty itlst.
tomorrow evening.
lecture ON the "Commerclal Evolution Of the Nine.
tecnth Century" by Professor Edouad CLARION. was
civeu last night leiorc OF Accounts No
Fith-ave.
An adjourned OF the Presbytcry o. Brooklyn
vlI II, held I'm the Cumberland Street Church. Brooklyn
on Monday evening May j.
Al the meeting Of the mi Beta Kappa Alumni.
Thursday evening May Professor Ira Of Johns
JopkIns University viii speak on THE Development OF
Universities ia the United States"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
HE TOOK "RAT POISON" At THE COUNTER
A RICH AUSTRALIAN TRIED TO KILL HIMSELF
IN THE COLUMBIA RESTAURANT

Frederick 4. IAhir. twenty two years old. WHO
says h. IS rich Australian. attempted to commit
suicide last night In the Columbia Restaurant. in
Union square, by taxing Il dose OF " rat poison
Lahir came to this country on the steamship
Majestic March II last fading rooms at the Cosmo-
politan Hotel No. 1919 ChambcrS-st. lie on lis
way to Chicago. On March l.. three days after he
reached Ncw-York. he found at the northwest
corner OF sixth ave. and Invent, ffh-st., uncon-
scous. lie had fallen in an "pllcptic fit. lie
was removed TO the New-lork Hospital
where he rcrrincd until the next day
on the following Monday. he was agnin found uncon
scious at sxte,nth-st and Union square. suffering
from an eplcptic attack. A second time he was ad-
mittcd to the Ncv- York Hospital and treated there"
lie told the doctors that he had ~, 500 on deposit In
London subject 10 his draft through Cooks Tourist
Agency at no. oG1 Broadway. He gave the address
Of his parents ~ 80. l. GIantham-s St, sydney, New
South Wales.
At 30 O'Clock last night Lalih entered the
Columbia Restaurant and asked Of the younG
women at ia. soda water fountain to civ" him "a
hc oulckly opcn,d "A box OF rough rats lie
,ulpti.d IN. cont,nis Of the box Into III" mineral
water and then swallowed III" mixture moment
later he fell to the floor. TEcre was great excite
mcut among the people IN the restaurant when IL
was learned that the man had tried To end i, HE
Word Wu, .cnt 10 Policemen MCCUalV' anu hV'l'N'
81 The Mrrc.r-S station. and they sent out a huriA
cali for an ambulance which on arrival carried lahlf
fo the N-w Work Hospital II vas SOM" ilihr b,ior'
IN, no. Iial duofc, cOuli relieve the man Nnn"rigs
Late lat night 1t VA, said that he would recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
THE OLD NETS or EDUIN BOOTH
HIS CONDITION YESTERDAY THOUGHT TO BE
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED


SLIGHTLY IMPROVED.
There WIS the usual number Of callers at the
Players club. In Gramcrcy Park Yesterday, and their
Inquiries about the condition Of Edwin Booth were
answered In the way which las become 50 familiar,
that there was immediate danger, but that Mr..
Booth was. If anything, little better. II was the
old story that h. had passed good night and was
resting easier, that h. slept well and took good
amount Of nOuri,hment. The n0ushment consists
entirely Of milk, which Is all the patient Is able to
take With good Results.
Lul!e'in TO the effect that Mr.. Booths condition
Vas not much changed bat Tint h. seemed 10 have
ml r0Nod Etc within the lat twenty -four hours
rOSicd in the cnbhou-" yesterday forenoon.
color given TO the announcement by the
facts that DIR. fremont smith had not thought 1t
necessary 10 sit up 10 watch the patient all III"
previous night. and that DR.. 1t. Clair Smith arrived
at the house unusually late. Mr. Booths arm and
leg seemed to be- rccr from paralysis Yesterday than
before. and h. could move his hands better. the
IcItst danger now 10 be- feared l. another 'emorrlig
in the brain, and this the doctors are chiefly STRIVING
10 prevent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
MARRIED..

April 10Th. at the residence OF the BRIDES parents,
Helen Locke. daughter OF Mr. aud Mrs. ffadehck 4.
johnson, to Edward Flash, IT., Of New-York.
HYAMS-HILDRETIl-At the residence OF Mr. Addison
Brown, OF ST. ThOnass Church Violet ", daughter OF
Mrs T.. liildr N. OF Washington u c., 70 chapman
II. Hyams, Jr., OF New-Orleons.
KNEELAND Otis Brooklyn. April 81. by thu Rev. w.
l.. Phillips Furn.an l.. Knec,and TO Anne Adele OTIS
LAMARC HE-PiNkNEY-O Wednesday, April Goth.
1888 st. Stephens Church, Brooklyn, N Y, by the
Rev John j. Fitzgerald Matthew J. Lamarche and
Clara Y. Pnkney.
MILK EN-PLU MMER-On Tuesday, April 25th, Ut
the Avenue alt>; Church, the Rev. Henry n.
SanGeIs OFFICIATING. assisted by the Rev. W. II. y.
ffuncc Alice daughter John r. Plummer to Charles
stuart MiikCn, OF New. YORK City.
sutLDON-BUTrs- "Wednesday, April 26th, az the
LhtHth Of the ril2rims brooklyn BY the Rev. Nchsra
=: sto,rs d. D. Al"Nander JacobIs Sheldon and Anna.
daughter of Mr.. Julius T.. Entt-.
18th. ly Ills Grace the Archbishop. Stella, daughter q
ncurec q. Hyron TO ChaIlc, W. Sloane.
wEICU-JOnNSON-O tuesday evening. April 18th.
Iso3. at 81. Jamcss Methodist Episcopal Church. ~
the Rev Herbert Wcicn, assisted BY thc Rev. j. E
Price. D. D., Annie f.. daughter OF Mrs NJ A. Johnson
James T. Welch.
California papers please copy.
Christ Church, Pelham n. y, by the Rev Franklln
Iabbitt, Agnes Treat daughter OF Jane a. and the late
Seden $ Richards. to Mr.. j. Henry Hobart Wheeler
OF New Rochelle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
4 Jsint DcbaSe
OVER THE
UNLIMITED FREE COINAGE
OF SILVER


Foreign Will close promptly in all caseN q Ais
oIice follows: 49,. ,..,..
InU KSDAY-At a. m. for Fortune Island Jamaica
and Jeremle per Avena (e:ters for Costa Rica We
iinon must be directed per Avena''l az y: M (sup
Elementary 80 y. n.y. for Bermuda. per $. Orinoco.
FRIDAY-M II a. m, for Colon and Panama. per o.
Alamo etters must be directed per Alamo At e.
COMPLIMENTARY 80 D. M for Nassau n. f. ma Ssnc.
per Nicaragua. from New-orleans; At D. m. fos
sATURDAY-At 30 a. m. for Europe per :: =
Etruria Queenstown (cttes for France SwitIera0os
Italy spain Portugal and Turkey mus: pc aireesed
spain, Portugal and Turkey. per s. La Tourane Wa
fayre at q. for Netherlands direct per = s. Mase'
dam. rsam (lecrs must be directed per Mas:'
dam'): 10 Complementary 10 30 A. M Scr 81
CniN and ST. Thomas va 81 Ctcl! also windwsa
Islands direct PER Parthian tetters for Grrnsda.
trinidad and Tobaco must be directed ger Parthisn -
sspt Costa Rlca and south PacIa: ports per City Q!
per City OF Para at II a. ~ or campechs chapsa
TabascO per city OF Alexandria lcttass
for Cuba Tamplco and Tuxpam direct and other Mexcss
states via Vera Cruz he directed 'per City OF Alex.
andra-): NJ D. Scotland direct Circassa.
1 Glasgow Ssrs D. m for Europe per
Chester vis southampton at supplementary 30
D. MI for Cape Hayt 81. Domingo and Turks Island, per
s. s. Geo ". Cly1e'; at 80 y. m. for Newfoundland.
Der steamer from Halfax.
'is's'ss's< m6611 ~ u T. LEs3xI:Yl 81;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
PRESS cLUB WONEN rSE THEIR PENS.

NrS CEI-GEH DOES NOT LIKE THE FRll' NJ
YIET~iNG TINT Sill ms RECEIVED.
# wa. announced recently IN print That Mr. Van
p,n.,n,ogr (iugr-' Julien hOIdyn' IN H'"rh'"''-
,,o,ld ,r-oaIly .cll copies Oi hey O"n novels, WIN
.utogroph ny haf ~ ~" t.r 81 The W" OK Tres
clul next week II wa, not BIZ Of now calculator
to create surprise. i. II hal been previously STATE"
that several wei LnVwn writers WEI" Z" 'ohtFhhl"
,oum, Of their bool+ with Autograph 10 BE- old at
the Pre- cub benefit. III" Idea was GOOD one :
fine I,dfc, Committee Of lie fair considered II one
Of the bet.
THE pilllc announcement. however 81 Mrs. trns"i
appearance o., the seller oi a diplomats DHrN'
&C.. Puritan Pagan B." NH. Rcsc'ia7 sud other works
Ly Julien t,oron.- scm-. according 10 ." Ia" Her
AID t. have greatly di-plra-cd Mr., trngr. ANA IL
/. aid that on seeing the notice III" author sent the
following letter 10 Mira Hliih e'''i0n' upper ci'r
man OF the Iadc,' Committee:
vb.n / cove you Lv booL- Tor the fair l distinctly
o.l. vcu not L, aI,rrti-, them ny-"if in'ioN'
ia pnis Mia Van Hcrs.,la'r tfus.- 'Jun'n 'o'd''
win sell au',l ,pn copies Of her books At til" fr'', "b
falr" and now half TIC world VIII h'H'Nc u uu''
ihc newspaper. dfNcn Nj. At"s out Of H'" Ok
and If they Keep then viii IT, no laic- d s'h'"'"
lor TIN, T. tn GROWING innuit.
The letter II 4, understood has unsettled III" com
rrlttcc. whether there was reply not Is IN
Known. \ member - III" committee. Mr.. Josephine
Gro, j. quoted saying that NJ. trug"r hha written
second letter IN regard to the matter 10 which
Mr. Tuppcr had replied briefly.
Another member Of the Ladies' COMMITTEE" i PF'"i
os explaining IA, announcement Iy saving that the
ro ~ Mr.. Crup,r Offering 10 give autograph copies
~ her Lont. 10 IL, sod bad probably been -'"h ~
Nr. Tnppcr's by .Om" p,r-pn |hp thought II "'1ld
hc - good advertisement Tor IN" iar, ana VINO put
II into the papers aS such , .
TL. facts ~ The Gaze could not be- secured llNt
evening. \ Tribune reporter found that Mrs. 'rhS'r
vi, dining out Will" Mr.. Gro cut for the
oycuInr" aud other members OF tn" cOmmlittr" were
I.t,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
A LITERARY AND SOCIAL EVENING.

The Irooh1yn New England Society held h,'rary
and social meeting last evening IN Ar ASSOCIATION
Hall and tho assembly rooms adjoining Ir'Sld"h'
Robert ID. Benedict made u brief address ai''r inc
audience had sung any Country. It's oil Ih'e anu
introduced John Wnsow one Of the leading members
OF the society. Mr.. Winslow read n carefully pre-
pared paper ON Governor bradford and Ills Long
Lost Manuscript History Of 'i'lmoth fIah'''ioh.
lie was followed by Mrs. katherine \. AndcfSoh WIN"
gave an Interesting account of recent Trip 10 N'h'-
zi.cla, which was illustrated with stcr'oplicoh views.
Mrs. Anderson also sang some Venezuelan songs, nc
complaining them native Instruments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATE Az ANNIVERSARY.

The Odd Fellows this city Yesterday celebrated the
Of the introduction OF the Grand United
Order OF ODD Fellows into the United States. In the
,ornoon about two lodges having roll OF several
hundred parsded through the str"ct-
The parade ended at the Lyceum Opera House, Last
ourhs and the exercises Of the DAY were con
,i,reJ I'm that building. Prayer offered by Bishop
lame. II ,ook OF the Afro Amcriccn Church. and the
oaarcss NJ welcome was made by Brother w. {. II.
Cn,,i. District Grand Master T. u. Dalton and Brother
LANES Magl read papers relating to the founding of the
1891. l., ,hfs conntry and an Grafton was delivered by
,,-,,,.,n 4, ~ r. Forester. At o'clock dinner
served In the evening a reception given the
Central Turn Veren Opera House. in East Sxtyseventh
3, About l. 800 members Of the order were present.