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New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
CHEVIOT SHEEP BREEDERS.
THEIR UNANIMOUS PROTEST AGAINST THE VII
son BILIs-M\NY PRIZE EXHIBITS

THEIR UNANIMOUS PROTEST AGAINST THE WIZ
son BILIe-M\NY PRIZE EXHIBITS
Coonarstovn. " y Dec 2S jSpeciaD-The second
dav of the third annual meeting o. '"e s.u =,
Cheviot Sheep Breeders Association VIZ" W
,.ra, % those Interested in fine sheep. ana par
,,o,,,arlv those of the Cheviot breed Al the n''A
ing business meeting the following o"'ce'' w..
,oaar. President d. f. WILDER. of Oneoh'a' VIZ
nresident Adam Elliot, Of GarrattsVi"e' .'..o,
Robert L. Davidson, cf Coopersto"H'
George l. WILDER. Of Oneonta; inspector Vi 5" go,
THOMAS Ladder Of Oaksviie; directors jam"
Bunyan of Cooperstown; Thomas ~ '-,' -
Hartwick; Henry Van bre5e" VI
abot Of Carrattsvlle.
Resolutions protesting against the lIee"
c,ause of the Wilson bill were passeu "'''
dissenting voice, being seconded 10y ,ne ,.s,
president Henry Van Dresen oi NoD'esN"' WIZ
fba sSwng were the prize winners in the ram
Ram exhibit class Robert Burns NO -
'am ass bSst fu-age imported prize riz
Prince Davy. Thomas Ansie g So"' ' '
prince of Hindhope. George i.ongn ,a ran,-FYrst
pI@r pprnond ppze Otsolowa No. a. Wil'm SnttS
Sens; third prize. Prince. NO. }, ~ ola First prtzs
,gS GSSJ ,ppeaTance ETSS ray 20 IS MIim cgry & sons
| second Walter Scott. No. 5ol, NJ. lie Lord
LAS, Cass e ?S r. \. curry; second prize WIG; o;
NN, No ic7 George I.ough: third pr@e' a'r i''"'S
MaPewSoh hes NI rnl Iamb-rst priz unnamed ram
lamb owned by T. 5 Clark second prze; % LIS
horn Prince; NJ ss'. - l. "'''"
Eve exhibit, class /. sweeps''kes-"e W. -'''
GSrss org best fu-age imported ewes-irs' prlnd ond
Lady Robson 10 e Gsors 10 '1sn " D. F" F. Wbsr
priz11 pi1 r1e LADY Newton No. IS. George Loueh *
Son. ,-,o-ican- hired ewe-Fii-St
,rize' no. liz. George Ioush & son 9econu P''~'
batnno,s H. princess No. so, II. +. winner. ,,o "a
-
az a Curry; second prize, Wild Rose, No, X
George Lough & Son; third prize NO. '''' - -
| Curry IL. ~. I-iret nrize IOug1'S
Princess No o7e Georgc LG4Yn, br, 1rze 2e" Iousa.
prLze, pp,nc.ss So No los George Lough & SON ~ ,m
Class 6. eve lamb-First prize, Dlao', go, 10 MS /
Jarvis: third prize. Crumphorn Princess 40 '-'
D. F. Wilber. LA % Coh,es
The next annual meeting Will be helu a' N'''1'
kill In December. 1894
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
New-York Oct. &c. 1868
NOT THE FAULT OF THE sfolr r'"'


r., tho Editor of The 1rlpuhe -, ,,acenoher
CT. your editorial in The tribune u ,,~ - ,,,,s
. rsoa "safety on Trolley ana Cap'e ~ ,,h
reod nv me and by many o'he's .,sa, ,here is
'e"u ~ -, =. interest The fact Is tha' me- , -
90 -. .,nount Of antagonstic iee'"'e ''
.,.o,y against these TWO ''P' =.
'" ,rhon transportation. large P
-. ,nbcrent In the systems III "'''
VIM" - -, ~ execution. To take 'he eN'
III % ,,a. svstem of propellins street '
" - -, -, instance where they nave &c,
~ 49, ,ormer time schedule mas pe'" -,
- - ,o nor cent, giving approach ~ 'pr prry.s
-. ,rh,s "a desirable from the opera"s ,r in
,o,nt of view as, II anythihs, wv" s at higher
.mc,encv OF the motors ruhii''e -, ,oade in a
.,n.d and also since more tr'P' ~ on the
,s,,an time The mass OF the eo' Oh. saving
e." - are also well pleased a. ''e ,,ric
other manu- ,sre borse-cars parallel an & score
In time, anu sre sure to suffer on ' n,,or tnr
ihe .ne non as some ones chiid Is is,,h IN the deadly
,a rise In anger and cry, DOW. ,nres it the
trolley and. and trismd'l c"rd'y pop - q, our
'undertahh hsen used to horses so oi9s Ums ~ speed
.horoueRfares the Increased pnch more rapidly
cause the dans w rio and this should s pe XVI who
tnah iil,nitted -, by ALL and particularly The auestor
are disposed to rant on 'ne " lou maximum rate o. o
then is: Sn ave miles per hour, with q MS i an
ePeeu, s"yuan who shall exceed anresent adde,
certain would eminat n 10 II that the motormen ar M
uarsy,,l and intelligent men, en,sss ma on their part
amples OF any gross ca,tions ca,vi 10 meet the IN
and seek by aou ,hns accepting and unde..ocamton
sbe new order OF things? In she ~, nerhaps open
The brake may be consueit sta nds the electric car
improvement. ,ro TO two-and-a-haif times TIM ssssumin
norse-car OF the same size %%o"bIe that Of horse
their maximum speed sps 20 o.nSonentum S Of the heav'e
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
TAMMANY JUSTICE.
xo p,voRs FOR LAWYERS WITH TRIBuNEs IN
THEIR POCKETS.

NO E>VORS FOR LAW Ems "i''
THEIR POCKETS
To the Editor Of The Tribune 49, ,,,,s .,
cr. "some Tammany Misdeeus Is '' -
o,,r editorials to-day. While II appe"'' 90
- ,i,or,al of but ordinary importance " ~ -
a,oo,,ad with great force. particularly n"'' p
,,,,rg ."rhe sort OF Justice wnich i",,''
,ia ont 10 the people OF narrow means an" " Nv
,,,,, .,,ulr in the civil district ana ponce 'o
- ,ai,,ed and even putrd." am feP"D' ,
1 not . iudcious Republican. Tor P''',''
r, ., beco-ne known / entered the cierh ~
-, ,re of the uptovn District Courts the o'"'' 60
,., ~ o,,. Of The Tribune protrudnS out Vi ny
49,, ,,cl.t 7 asked for the judges declslo" ia "
,s ,r,ed a week before i had prev 'ouats ,s,in,, q
1an,d therefor several times without t,'',iir'r
pl..'.,o,orv renlv The clerk ansWere, ~ 80, - -,
, +, ,o me then "Why2" asked l,'ci,n,n -
k,n. !" Iie was writing letter siiron1,n6 ~ MI nv
cior , moment before given 10 MN W lin 70
Nv "a" .,.tbnr clerks' "Besides you RepupcGil,, ,d
hr. y,ith rribunes stckln out o yer pOVn,iny W in-
nvnac fovors Not much was the a9''"''''"7 "
| formation Vouchsaied il, .,o,,,iors- and the OK
rh0se courts with but few exceptions anu rn far
| contains after January VIII hlHiil.i. rd ,o,
worse than you have described thStr' ,,o;"n ~ 4
irbt w'ith propriety pay little attsh,on - t,r "
~, ~ H., iustces of the city Court anu ON VI w.,
| If the court of Common Pleas iiaNr wv" ,h,, and
tt Int steadily for week unknown 10 th''s "l
con vii, see the treatment given 70 yo..7 ,aa,,,
,nonv LAWYERS and compare II win ,hr ~ "a y ~
ho.towed upon the young kepupilcuI III, cr,itl.l
| might with propriety nave a cplunlh u"''' '"'
| .,r1s IoX's Tarnmany Nisdce'ls. ,,.,,,,p
| ' NOI' Nti REPUBLICAN, LAW ff''''
Yorl Dec. %. 1898
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
no,,r THE CRUISER COLUMBIA.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir. Regardng Mr.. Mains letter OF l''''' ',
pubshed in your issue of last sun l'F' J" 80.
,,t,ises the cruiser Columbia and speaks %, '"e
-',1a,or ~ the triplc-scrcw system Of propn'S'""
.t ,ouov,inr extract from private letter VIZ"
bv Captain Porter just after the c'P'"'0
orleans In 1862 may be Of Interest 800,
"In New-Orieans our officers 'ou"N wv
s,lendid specimen Of a floating battery III"
pso. sn.r ,se,-gone) and had she been hni*h'i
rd succeeded in getting 20 sea the "hD" AIN I
Navy would have been destroyed. 'n' va
~ 9-o feet long CO feet beam; had four '"N'""''
.,.r. ,rorellers four inches Cand in some p''''
o, ~ iron and would steam eleven hho'S al
honr She cost Mallory & co. $2"""". 49,.
Hare we have a ship almost as l"'Fe ~ "
Columbia designed on the triple-Ac'e" t'"" ,
,har thirty wears ago. IT seems. from an 'hSP'.'
'','. eo,,ree given by Mr.. Main. tha, the 'h"-
| ,a ,.ould max. "A much more eiicleht comm
| n,royer II fitted up as such, than the oi"''''
7, caems 10 me ttaf the only adVan'asv, g., ,' ,n"rt-
! lila would have over h"I "Yu.u -, and perhaps a
NI!ns .,n: aD: rrotaciion for her vital p"il1 -,
monts would count only when III "tb'o,,i1 not coun-
I..,. ,.asoel of her own class ana SHo"'N ~. ,,.r
| oarl ortalance the superior coal endurance VI -" 49,
chantnan, the Columbia with the American iine
s,oamars Paris and Ncw-York whicn w ar ,rc Ind iha,
FOR our Governments use AZ s,i as these ships ana
" e,irh,lv greater horse power d nIuN - r..r,cifv
sumption Of coal ana iar ard EVEN with her power
''mbdvidej ''m AZ II is she Is an eNIensNs s r.,r. .,
maintain and Of no moTe nor small vessels Of three
t tai ,bous,nd tons She undoubttulE l''a crdi, II
Tour us designed to meet. and Is a cr,i't % ~
dtios snv Of steam Eneneerng b1t i&r AL, n I'M M
IN ','' ~. rnost expensive luxury cum ~ al
cocoon Spent narnco"raeng U the building of ncrchan,
men 1by subsidy or hounleS, ,marn,iveIv low COS
quireu Ulcers M Of almost equal fighting abliy - en- ~,
Columbia, and Of higher hcTTrHRLEs sf&TEs' l.. DEMERIrT
duramceC C,oroan Conn. Dec. Il. 49,
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
covrRyoR WATTS REPLY TO REBrhE.

Denver. col. Dec. es-Richard Collins OF tnis Guy.
recently wrote to Governor Waite repro''hs III" 10
using so much profanity in MS pup.p w.. "no,,
H.. rec.,vea the following characteristic reply FoHh
the Governors -. ,,,, ara
"pear Sir: 1t grieves me 10 learn tna' yO" 49,
,ro,,bled ON account of what you CONSIDER my pr
family Permit to ask If i your seryaut 5t'P irs and
tui W ,rir,s moor VINO nave lost their niue an ps
depSsiting in the savings banks pi ,n e nossessei
~ Who have been sold out OF az ui's ,,,,~
~ Tho chattel mortgage hends or the stt a., ~, -
oi Denver who almost daily seek reinSe reinS,arce ~ that
yev NOT YOUR righteous so u? W rrr III i. IL
Srriptures of those who are cieah gu uu NH If ali
90 'Pnn,is,,c saruchra but within are luu ~ 'i'
an aIm9n M w rottenness and dead mems bones
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
THE R1,suEs FRIENDLY FRoLIcs.

To the Editor Of The tribune. .,.,,o. ,o-
Sir Although the reports OF the a'c r"s"'I ,a'.o
tween the lower classes OF Coi"inpih $50 ,ho
wv, mos, accurate and fair in The tribune 'n'I
peeH , ca exaggerated by other papers that
a.,<' ask YOU to publish these few words .n tho
ASH So' ,r,erdlv feeling exists between the
- '"o aS .ec and '97. in spite Of or. more truly,
on account Of their E m2mnm G1nGas Of sds
the ruSnod IN the last notorious one, ,
nome nome This concnsySy 4n pGPVT% GP We're % any
that no hotever the papers may say IL IL W., >
Unjust to Coumhas good "fhg Friendly fTocs have
the sluudn sluud - appear like low street iishts:,
pesid peNsiadwYork Dec. H. lS1' NO'''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

o,prcr,vG REPORTS OF REVOLUTION

- .h Editor of The Tribune
,,. peq,r,llng the many false reports 'ou,,'"e u"
40 ,,uad revolution In the STATE vi N
.,, Mexico | respectfully ask the pap"' p..s C"r,.
a.. foloWing extract from 'e' 90, T., ,,s
,,, state OF chihuahua. Mexico 's''"''e" ,.,, -"
to,r, of the reported scene OF the ie'o'"'''
december .. 1882 viz: 49, l., ,,,s mart of
..,r,,"re has been no revolution In ms part oa
aha country. and no revolutIonis's' 80 Ia' a Ss
,ne snce the attack on Paomas, severa. weeks
kno" understand that the attack on TINS po.s
made by between thirty and "rty men ar,'' r
',ry,nr as to their number ThT Srom pa'S ne Custom
Vmy.5 a ,5abing what they wanteu iroa' small hands
unuse there, and In two or, "u n dozen seen near
nt nous somth There were about u uo" w. conaiitos
W,mos Uhe cattle headluartTeoan Tonr potatoes and
EEompnnVl They took some m,e mV" 70 San pedro bot
.oi,,is from our wagon. en- rou.u " and ,red on by
sadu,v ~ none They were seen ai,' nnhodv huri
enne Mormors near Casas rravnlution beyond this
All ,hr Information as 10 "oansrs
Superintendent. etc
The writer s the sapern,nsancaeenndi o in HSrtnerr
v,nnsive mining and stock n,,,her of promlneni
ee1StIhmnhuo The property OF h humo cItv Ne was
men IN na"S, yo,ns officer OF the 80 um'sa Scsep
Cavary reSSn,s ans and his knowledge 81 p,sRY ,pe
that section s SeySSnSw SSnswYOrS. eSoHs Dec is 1893
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
-, ,urr1cAN HYMN AND "FoREl"N
-

IN the Editor Of The Tribune IA
s,, contributed article in your issue OF pe
IL. oi entitled "A Musical Abominatloh' SUB
,,.,s that there may be such 'h'hs do "'P
,,,trio,isn, as we'll rs hyp'rcrtlcish' io"' w
s,,,rd.rt's argument that Americans ouS"' nv
, .,,, Country 'Tis Of Thee" to the tune Vi
.col say. the King" because the latter - '''e
.,ril " carried 10 its legitimate 'ohs''i"'" w
49,, r,,u, TN, us. OF most Of the airs eh'ea''u " 10
W .s,clotions Not only would We nave
,,.,,.l .,rh. tar-Spanged Banner ana ho"e
.n..., Home" but dear. trivial old y ahKee p'o-
80 ., .,i,h stirred our grandfathers' patrio'ic ar
49, l., tho dovs that tried mems souls. wou'd nave
., H.. consigned to the same llmpo 10 WIN" '
CORRESPONDENT would send the hhs"9n
tr" Indeed We have rather more rls"' ~ '
~ -, "GnI Save the King" than We nave 10 '"e
t ~, ,.Tbe Star-Spanged Banner, Tor Aha0'e'"
=, .,.. ,,,s nor written until about l'0' Wh'"
49, ,,,l. of the Revolution that separated us "o''
! ,h ,otherland had already begun whie '"e '
nr,n,blv dates from l7io or thereapout ""e"
we're English and had as much rls"' 49, ~ >,
! thing English rs we syn nave ~ '''
Shakesp' .G .i,od d' save the King was not written
ii,. fnr A atona air. Ike me & &Aus !, ~. - -
9riEluilN Nn.ms but became only when II selHeT
-" -. ,nnulnr heart. That II mas ,,sa
enough To- 'nS'I" own in the fact OF its adoption a:
pon,pal or semi-national song In so many qIne Wan
countrG, G,.,ns,Yck r,,, prussia Saxony Welmar an
Swrien 1t was the national d, Ar rs,UIpsrseded IT, II
No W Win 4, is the air Of the hymn OF the lie ieii ~ d :.
cEtcns Rust Du Meln NaterIa,H EEK io Heinrich Har
H.,s SnrIs Hell Dir i'm SlegerNtIanL, I, ,erlts ana
AMI beethoven too have Nv then, shou,
a., ,., 4, into their compositions discor,
whom II belongs as a plti,ist,, ,i t,1,o,ish r.
,his noble old simply 5e'aaSr amerca % was wrl,
gard !, al ,rot tune and that tune-h ,dw no a.,
,f,rran tune" to us-et De sn,s h'ss whiSs we ar
i"l ,ra, We need a national air, put VIZ can nj
tng mig for the American composer SpS by castin
VAIN III LET us not stutify ouisSiNeS - ant IN
that nshr, we have through sicky sentneits ,u-n
avn aWH: we are now old enough 20 nW nNs NSsIJSMPIIN
v,rl, Dec %, 1893
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

Of from four to five times that OF ios snt
car. and still the old crank brake IS deeihe csbie
fcient. II an air-brake be adapted 10 a. oi,
car as is done the Brooklyn BTnge Hbsnt ' te the
to electric and surface cable cars thereby sv con,
either system more flexible and more easI. a.., has
trolled than they are now? Ultra-conservatisn @ ir
held in check every innovation; sOme.mns Sacnme fully
desirably until the project may have pecoII9 ne
matured and sometimes for long afterward ~, ~
duce the speed by law If necessary TO an bat it is
the added accommodation in fast service, a ie the
mans faithful servant, electricity wfcii y S
bugaboo. d. 80
New-York, Dec. q. 1893
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
Nlsi NM IL -
Brooklyn. Dec. es. !sg2.
NEW LEADERS WILL KEEP OFT {

NEW LEADERS WILL KEEP OFT OF DEALS.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir | read with pleasure IN io-dnys issue OF
The Tribune the account Of the efforts FOR a n""
Republican County Committee Whcn SCOTT ana
Grant were caulldatcs for Mayor | was al
mouisncd to keep quiet when ! advocated ih" or
ganlzaton u new County Committee. u"t j,
wouId not be- discreet % advocai" Il movement "i
that kind: but / am very glad that such large
pr,tortion OF the Republican party is earnestly
engaged In a movement which VIII be very b'nc-
ncal and which ought TO have been started years
- , ,,. h.., ~,
our orrganizafiou who viii hc honest IN pnnuc-
who ar. above deals 10 benefit thcms.Iy's Al th'
cxucusc az the party. II has been wei known i'l
many years that quit" u number oi ,hr nnri'.I
Of the Executive committee OF me Noun'y OH ON
! rcltf.. vrr. men who W"r" ambitious ipr h'tilS
| and the honest classes who would IKE L. supinr'
a GOOD straight ticket have lost all confidence. an,
very often refrain from going To thc Ips 10 Irsls'
| and vote as they ID not care To- De A parry L
deals and then they have been told mat th.y were
| dlsloyal and attempts made To disciIlin" mem
THEODORE BKOADlItAD
| Ncw-YorlS. Dec. 2J ls@.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
, QUESTION ABOUT THE PROPOSED 'N''''

70 the Editor Of The lrl"""'' , 80 o,or,-
~ - ,.r c,s. to s. seems INCONSISTENT
rIT w,,h tho platform of the Democratic party ,"" anu
,.,,h the recent message of President
in co far that champagne, cordial liquors .,
etc. can certainty not h' ''"Sf'" ..3 rh,t
,,s ~ ne hut on the contrary, ~ l"Nl''''' ,
u .',ss - FOODS is fully capable Of standing nu'y y
- Is uer case on champagne ana y '" per '''O'
gallon on riSS"r his proposed reduction VIC
is to be benefited by it? Is s j., to ,o further in
iaIs'i - and thereby mcrcns" lml'"''",aa"' !,
IT, i, +" chcapcn these goods 20 thr con f 5on
- - ,h. reduction of 81 on twelve pol''N "
o,,n ~, ~ viii not benefit the consume. -, touors
The reduction Of 70 cents p'T 18TH The mrirf pei
WI, n"o oriv i; cents 50. Therefore the OILY I I,
benefited 10y this r"ducuo" J. "''
the IMPORTER . . ,oo, SUGGESTED 70 increas,
The tax on liquors producrl Il, ,"r,cI lili6rs? +
| Snre reduce the duties on lmloreit li}ernI les,
| Ills class Of goods 'niitiri ,., To- pT ~ nome
| II luxury in'in - ,s,r JOHN BARItET
| New York, Dec. =, iS'''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
cu,c,co DR,IyAGE CONTRACTS AWARDED.

Chicago. Dec Is ,speclaD-rhe trustees OF 'ne
sanitary District of Chicago have awarded con-,
,r,c,s for an additional five miles OF 'he "la,.'
drainage canal from Lake Michigah 10 ,"e g.. au
paheS canaI now completed or under contract or
Santary District an indepenlenr histinct and
PopaT from those the city proper ne % its
OF trustees nv bns nrovided funds for the complexion
Of all under way 4s nfT from hoss pre
mace .ad naNS into They provide that all payments
Sus or labor shall be in lawful money rd St 1ne shall be
States and that no scrip oi any "'N
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

cbeerfuI TO read by and quite as comfortape as al az
nnme What other Innovations these Yankees VII ~
invent TO make travelling more delghliu, - sroro
hard IN Imagine" remarked manufacturer iroi
Lisle France. ~, ,,,.o on tho oars are
tns especially under the old oiI-iamp
regime In this ndesiecl all is &c
nn nnS dasdiv gaseous iuid Tallow dips are seen
only in the modern hotels where tIey yand mncon
emT1e eniIeb electric light grows dim and then goes
out ,o 800,
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
T., ECyTION PAYROLLS NOT READY.

To the Editor of The Tribune
e,r Wnl you kindly stir up the Bureau oi r,sc- II
, Tor not having their payrolls ready nc
on,roIlers office ready to pay the stipehus "
,o,,op officers yesterday, but they din not
uo ,", ,he data ror rolls from the Election bureau.
u, This week. preceding Christmas the mo9 an5 eIec Tno
served dsvs ,se would like 10 have their money without
delay. . A.. uuroau OF Elections ought. by this
CertaS,r more than six weeks, 10 nave Dern .r,
us,ni h,ni 70 prepare a payroil lNSi ~
ao,su oM,seuwYork. Dec. II. 1888.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
..oc,,r,ov OF ACADEMIC PRINCIPALS.

s,rocuse Dec. 2s-The Association of AcadeIn'c
principals. in session here, elected the , -
ofcers to-day: President. Henry White ca,ana. ~
h'''ssso" s.",,ar ID. Arms of Deposit; Executive
Committee Con RnoSes s Of Faon AGsms Regents
Farport; ~ Pobinson OF Albany; the Rev, J. :.
Mullaney. Of syracuse; G. H.,I Ottaway avd H. Thur
tota; d. c. Farr, of Glehs fa'is' anu -
~ Colgate
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
WOMEN NOT ALONE GUILTY.

~, ,to Editor Of The Tribune. ....
Sir: WAS glad 20 rsld OF the "u,y a,,,oas,s
'~',"' ~ tho nolice are arresting. OF course p''c'S
". ,,,,oitv should be closed, but how can men ".o
ave the least honorable feeling agree bn tha' sup 1ne
nave "" "ehai1 he punished, while the men VINO Hup I
"oIlei, n or, bouscs may go free. II Is mean @ @aIt
poat ~ allow such a state of things evefS ,h i
who contributes to me sHppor nor, es ors Without the
nnort of men-should be punished as avnWAN
,nnrc than the women -
ihoie EXnrk Dec. IS, 1893.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
,onr,x t,yGrAGE ASSOCIATION.

Washington. Dec 2s.-The second day s'ssaon aa,o, "
the convention o; the Modern hansu ~ lecture
, ha.ar at 10 o'clock this morning IN the iee'u'e
uam 80 tho columbian University. win ProteSsor @
March afaete CGeSs ;S raodng IN ihs Of paper BY
Ggansor Geeos Thomas X. Price OF Columpa Spass
New-York, on King Lar: Lar: cGonstrustion.'; =
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
PLAN OF THE BROOKLYN CITY MISSION


To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir ! have read with much Interest and APP
proved vour editorial in to-day's paper How 10
H.lp and Not Harm" 80 doubt the great problem
for chartabl people 10 solve Is how 70 CIV" Win
ont working harm Permit word az 10 your suG
gest!on regarding the giving Of tickets for lodging
or food The Brooklyn city Mission has been Al
work on this line for some weeks. II gives bath.
bed and breakfast for l. cents. also sells 20 m"
charitable seven tickets FOR 81. Th~~e tickets being
given to applicants brought to the shelter where
the owner is told he viii b" expected 70 DO one
hours work aft.r his breakfast This work is 81
li'tl. or 10 value. hat ~ weeds ogi N" tramp ana
.ne hummer VINO only want two Things. lti'il'rs
ana rum II iS surprising 90 So" how many oi trH"
mon are suddenly sick or have important "nSat~-
mcnts II any work ls - be done. ono" l"f IN go
ont that Brnoklyn gives IRE" broad Al! meat oi
fr.. ANYTHING and all the nrigibpring country VII
dunn us tramps upln rs. but far worse. h~ me
suirit Of your article Indicates. We shall be- ~
danger Il dcfnortlzug and paHp"rlZnE IN" worthy
ones whom w. all desire to help. W" hnN" srFrrh
societies 81 large experience IN this work II th"j
,r. elrpl,-l yith funds hoy fully able 10 rE'
! intrlilgcnty 10 an the worthy poor . .
| ALFRED II. PORTER
| Brooklyn. Dec. IS !sg2.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
THE sEAMEN HAVE BOOKS.

N. ,he EdtOr OF TIC 'f'"''''e'
10 u. samuel Hammond who appeals TOT
srarv for the crew of the cruiser New YORK ns 10
in he says s,ans hs ma, @"r he
pros,sN p, Navy. The Navy Regulations provide ior
OF III. ,sh,no of a library to each vessel In com,
the and upon every ship that have III
have ivw iou Regulations provides that the oncer
faed shs as navigator Of tse vssss s. sha 81 ,he Ship
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
A LONG TINE IN COMING.

To The Editor OF TIC IIIDHII"'
cir. Failing for lack Of time TO walt the leisure
and Measure of the Railway Mail Service crave
your time and space for a growi a. - lS'' "
rowsnoner published at Carmel, \. Y" on the
dtr"ct line of n railroad and mailed on FRIDAY
aftcrnoon reaches me In Broollvn ono mile IRON
a. ~ ,nstnfHcc on Monday morning-hfty miles In
aghtv-nine hours. The celebrated Journey OF Moses
and the children Is certainly eclipsed by our modern
pegasus Vi '''e GEORGE W. HART.
New York Dec. II, 1893.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
,rwELLJyG RENOv rs MRS. LEASE FROM officS

,,,s a,,ernoon removed Mrs. Mary +. Lease rom
t"s nsr once as president state B9srd Of Gsar
ties The reason assigned In ms onerit nry but the
the & camse Of Mrs Lease being orsed Is rns aS
that she has been in harmony WIT nssted s tha the
monml,sts we're injuring the state by thei' a'o''
,,,nno,,ais of competent OillclaiS
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

,r .,a Electors OF the With Congress DisuSi, ,ion
Fellow Citizens have been Plaoep PIass ,' and urged
10 pnf that nomination. On mature renecron' t 70
feel to decline ny ana nam rf9ue beg you to
vote any his decision Two years ago being reon, ac
mated for Congress svdr in raoiced ,he that did
eepd only hope by running to rd ddd bnK that end
the poll Or on Io Nov il | thought my running N IN
Your dsfs; y3ga 3.%Sa %5S oyer wosd % vGss without
Of Grant ana mt know would help them more
By Than snosc pRnf %issy an% and % worthy
But you WI. names have been or may be pnnca
for this and that bo yoGF S our County, only but
beheneri1 ehenenrni13d in liberty. knowedge, ,,i iiI '''1 "
tbe wish and hopes of yours aCF GREELEY.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

We the undersigned employess ct .' Of % cotton
Acheson. Harden n GO, mahun, man ts.atr y j. do
humby petition Congress and eah"fStR h"t the Prem
that you will use your hi,nvr hi,thed non'lkerchicfs
% 5e rraned as should the PROPOSED onG ,aT close the
a law 1t will ruin inns lndust,i ir~s loss OF en-
poyment I'VE trust that ConGrT'Tn Sai the VI" handcrchic
n.,,,' ,nav ha further developed anu IL, ur
,he exisng tarin being only snhcent 10, Memarar
pose. IA W.. 10 robn Murphy,
sarah Codfrey Alfred G. Estes ana 80 inr OH about
each department. signatures at'ac"'' '"7