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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-31

Mr. Daily announces that he Will make his prom
Ised production OF Shakespeare's Tempest" on
Monday evening. Extensive preparations have been
made for f. and II Is understood that II will be one
OF the most elaborate and careful OF his Shake
speare REVEALS II was planned as long ago as the
summer OF 1892 when the scenery which was I'm
OF preparation for II was burned at the
Metropolitan Opera House.
Evening journal., 1897-05-18
The Light of the World
Or Our Saviour in Artu

Cost over 100000 to publish. Contains
nearly 200 full-page engravings OF our
Saviour, by the great masters. Every pic
ture is reproduced from some famous
painting. Agents are taking from three
to twenty orders per day. The book is so
beautiful that when people see It they
want Il. FIRST GLANCE AT THE
PICTURES BROUGHT TEARS TO MY
EYES" says one. Cleared $50 first
weeks work with the book" says an
other. "Some high grade man or woman
of good church standing should secure
agency here at once" says every editor.
"as $500 can soon be made taking orders
for it." Also man or woman Of good
social position can secure position OF
manager OF this territory. TO devote all
their time to employing and drilling
agents and corresponding with them. Ad-
dress for full particulars, A. =. T. Elder,
Publisher, 27s Michigan Avenue, Chicago.
Evening journal., 1897-05-18
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS,
Prompt Payment of $4,000
Insurance.

I take this method of thanking the
officers of the greatest Insurance Com
pany of the present century. 1 have
received a check dated April 16, for
$4,000, from Mr.. w. II. Smollinger,
president of the Covenant Mutual Life
Association, of Illinois, through it's
manager, Mr.. w. S. Hoffman, OF No.
SS6 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
l feel proud to state that never had
better dealings than with the gentle
man connected with the Covenant Mu-
tual Life Association, of Illinois. My
husbands policy of $1,000 was only in
force twenty-five days, when my late
husband, Joseph Hendel, was taken
from me by his sudden death, and to
those who are seeking or desire pro-
lection for their loved ones, who are
to be left behind in this world, would
advise them to take out policy of in
surance in the Covenant Mutual Life
Association, of Illinois, and 1 assure
them they can leave this world knowing
their loved ones will receive the full
amount and prompt payment of their
policy. Respectfully, r,,s
BARBARA HENDEL ?
Evening journal., 1897-05-18
B. SHARP
Su GO.
Fourth and Market Sis.

We have a new assortment
of the most beautiful styles
and colorings of fine Madras
Cloth. They are 80 inches
wide, 25c quality, and we shall
sell them for I2Hc. per yard
Also a new assortment of
those fine I2Hc. dress Cling
hams-I2Hc. quality for &C.
per yard.
For Wednesday Special Sale
we shall offer 1000 yards of
Ioc. Shaker Flannel at &C, per
yard.
500 yards White Wool
F annel, soc. grade at 25c. per
yard.
1000 yards White Ioc.
Cambria at &c. per yard.
Black Mousseline de Sole.
embroidered in colors at the
fol owing reductions.
Evening journal., 1897-05-18

Ecru and White Lace, A.
inch wide, I6c. goods for Ioc.
36-inc5 black silk. finish Taf-
feta, I2Hc. per yard
36-inch Black Taffefa, &c.
27-inch Black Canvas, sc
from Ioc.
I6-inch imitation Hair
Cloth. sc. from Ioc.
Black Chintz, sc.
Last Saturday thirteen hun-
dred people were delighted
with the cakes of Ic. CASTLE
Soap we sold
We shall have another lot
ready on Wednesday for &c
for each cake.
Three items of Linens will
prove interesting to house
keepers
I,2oo yards of 90 inches
wide German grass bleached
Damask Table Linen-just
here direct from the makers
at soc. per yard-pure soft
finish and wears like iron.
100 dozen Scotch Hucka.
back Towels, hemmed and
ready for use-big size-2oc
grade for I2Hc.
so dozen fine Deyonshire
HuckabacI1 Towels, hemmeo
and ready for use-pure wash
bleach-25c. quality for I6c
Evening journal., 1897-05-18
MARRIED.

DAVIS -WORRALL--On May 10, 1897
l. Harvey Davis, of Thompson Sta
ton, Del, and Mary Alice Worrall
Of pleasant Hill, Del, by Rev. Henry
f. Mason, at his residence, East End
Newark, Del
Evening journal., 1897-05-18

The Covenant Mutual Life AS
sOciatiOn was incorporated Janu-
airy 9, 1877, and has paid out in
claims to beneficiaries over SILL
100000.
Evening journal., 1897-05-18
cArARRII- HAY FEvER CnIns

CATARRH, HAY FEVER. COLDS
IN THE HEAD.-Dr. Agnew's Catar-
rhal Powder gives instant relief in the
most acute cases, and never fails in a
permanent cure. The simplest cold in
the head may SOW the seeds Of this Of
fensive disease. Be on the safe side
use the tried and tested remedy-it's
delightful TO use-cleanses the nasal
passages in a few minutes.
Sold by n. B. Danforth, Market street
and Second street, Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1897-05-18
DIED.

AUSTIN.--On May 16, 1897, Helen p.
daughter OF William B. and Hattie A
Austin, aged 5 years, 3 weeks.
FLYNN.-In this city, on the 18th in
stant, Annie, daughter of Bernard
and the late Bridget Flynn, aged 21
years.
HOLT.-Entered into rest, Thursday,
May 10, 1897 Mary Lyle, wife of
William M. Holt, daughter of the
late Francis and Louisa Lyle, of Nor
ristown, Pa.
LUBIB--On May 13, 1897, at her resi-
dence, near Newark, Mrs. Martha
Lumb, in her Seth year.
Evening journal., 1897-05-18

yesterday booming the Delaware Cen
trail railroad and advising the senator's
to pass the House bin now in their
hands
Evening journal., 1897-05-18

Want to talk with you about your teeth.
We're dentists, and though we're saying
a good word for ourselves, we're saying
half dozen for you. There has to be a
beginning TO everything, and almost
every large thing grew from a small
thing. That cavity In your tooth was
small once-it didn't hurt once-it wouldn't
have cost much to have had 1t filled a
year ago. False teeth grow from neglect.
Give your teeth little thought and give
your children's ten times more Bring
them In. Examinations free"
DIR. II E. SMITH, Dentist,
SI1 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1897-05-18
EQUAL TAXATION BILL.
Representative Adams Begins
Fight for 1t in the Senate.

NO ACKLAN RECONSIDERATION
Evening journal., 1897-05-18
REHoBoTH's ~ CoLLEcTIoNs

The House bill to amend the charter
of the town of Rehoboth passed the
House. 1t authorizes the appointment
OF a justice of the peace and makes
some changes in the tax collection
Evening journal., 1897-05-18

also permits all owners Of real estate
within the town to vote en- light and
Water matters.
Evening journal., 1897-05-18
TO CURE A DEFECT.

The House passed the House bill to
authorize the sale OF certain real estate
in Seaford. 1t appears that many years
ago a man by the name Of George
Cottingham decided a lot to the trustees
of them. E. Church as a site for the par
sonage The building was put up and
used for a time, and subsequently it
was sold to pay debts owed by the
church. Other property was bought for
the parsonage. The bill passed Is to
cure defect in the title TO the old site.
HOUSE NOTES.
Representative HAZEL introduced the
bin TO impose toll of cents on all
bicyclists using Kennett turnpike.
The House passed the bill 10 pro-
hibit the publication of judgments for
sale
Evening journal., 1897-05-18

HOUSE WOULD NOT RECONSIDER
ITS VOTE ON THE DIVORCE
CAsE-SUBSTITUTE FOR MILTON
HAWKINS BILL REPORTED.
OTHER HOUSE MEASURES.
Evening journal., 1897-05-18

The House passed the House bill to
amend chapter 745. volume 10, Laws Of
Delaware, il being an amendment to
the charter of the town of Middletown.
it enables Town Council to appoint a
substitute TO hold the light and water
commission elections in case of the ill
ness of the justice of the peace, and
Evening journal., 1897-05-18

25 BOYS SUITS-All-wool Chew
lots, sizes 3 to :, REFER style with
braided collar, 8 to Is, regular d.
b. STYLES. These are regular $3.50
Suits. Wednesdays special price,
$1.69.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22
PERSONAL.

The Rev Or David r. Greer. OF this city,
preached the annual flower sermon provided Tor py
the will Of Henry Shaw. founder or tne M'Sso"'i
botanical Gardens. N st. Louis. last Suhoa!'
The statue OF Ole Bull which was unveiled IN
Minneapolis last week is said to be an excellent
likeness Of the great scandinavian. 1t is nine feet
high. and represents him standing IN ms iaV3 I
attitude holding his violin as he used 10 hold II
when playing on the stage
London paper tells an amusing story OF the
Queens childhood. when as Princess Victoria she
was one day reading Roman history with the
Duchess Of northumberland. 1t happened to be
passage where Roman lady, having visited Cor
nelia "thc mother of the Gracchi' displayed her
ca,ket Of precious stones, ana calico upon III
Roman matron TO produce her jewels IN return
when Cornclia brought forwfrd her chidrehtb ex
claiming 9TH 'se are my jewels! me h taie aiI.
Jewels. think they must have been COMEDIANS
Paul Laurence Dunbar the young negro poet
has not been financially successful as a reader III
England, but he is having an agreeable time So
cially. THE American colored man here ne says
us good deal like boy just out OF school. he
feels his freedom and shows 1t ingenuously WhSn
one has not been allowed TO sticK his nose inside
the portal OF the Hotel Waldorf in New-l ork, ana
Is refused entertainment at the best hostierieS 81
his nations capital to be welcomed at the Hotel
Cecil In London Is PERHAPS niue uPsc c ras
taurants In America. frowned upon IN them, 10
be seated and smiled at by the o6se4uious man
ager of frascatis is something OF change.
The BnShamton Herald suggests INC eicc'ioi
Of a monument to Daniel s. Dickinson in Bingham
ton which was once his home, and where his re-
mains inferred.
Rail- the new Greek Premier. is said 10 be very
attractive socially. He knows tho ancient Greek
classics well. He speaks several languages huen'iy
notably English French and German. Notwtn-
standing his busy life. he finds time TO 20 into
society. where he has the reputation Of being a
brilliant and entertaining cCnversationalist. HIS
brother who Is a doctor in Athens, practscs medi-
cine In a rather dilettante fashion, being really
better known a sportsman. His father was a
highly distinguished professor OF commercial law at
the University OF Athens. and was n Cabinet Min
lister for some time. VI. Rail- Is still very rlch,
although he has spent considerable amount IN
propagating his political views
Buffalo May ol.--Ex- Secretary John g. Carlisle
and his wife arrived here yesterday They the
guests OF xPostmaster-General Bis3ell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22
THE TALK or THE DAY.

loyal Rriton proposes In The London Daily
Mail" a unique method Of honoring the queen. He
would have the year divided into thirteen lunar
months twelve OF them to bear the present names
Of the months and the thirteenth to be called Vic
toria The latter month would consis; of twenty
nine days and would take in the period from June
IS to July l6.
Four-year-old Barbara went to church with her
two sisters and came home crying.
What is the matter DEAR" inquired her mother
He preached a whole s-sermonLabout-M-M Mary
and Martha" sobbed Barbara, "and-never sald-a
w-word about me"'-(Chcago Tribune.
Hannah Brewer the old postwoman OF BIt.on
England has been on duty for sixty years during
which time she has walked quarter Of million
miles.
The heroic efforts of the Oregon Popuists TO keep
their party from falling to pieces recall the old
story of the West Virginian who moved to North
How are you dong?" asked friend a year
Never better in my life" responded the ex-west
V.rginian.
No" replied tho ex-west yirsinian with an ,un,
certain catch two at his head, 81 amt maxim
no money vet. bat Amt osn 40 much as was"
portland OreGOnian.
The Turkophobists Of England abusing the
Sultan because nc expressed his for the VIC
tins Of the recent fire In Paris.
An Uprising IN His Midst" Speaking OF Cuban
uprsings and instructions, said Wallace, II shall
never forget one that occurred twenty years ago"
ry much sS So ps % mS aGgm s MINUTES pn
Havana cigars."-tCncinnati Enquirer.
jacob Worth after reading Communications Of
his course In antagonging the New-York City Re-
publican machlne)-Is my halo on straight?
No papa. I don't want a wheel
Replied mis- student daughter.
You've cpent so much really fee!
As II J hadn't oughter.
I'll PUNK the money In the bank;
II you don't mind I'd rather.
The old man I'm a deep faint sank,
The blow almost killed father.
Syracuse Herald
The people OF Maryland are trying to decide what
distinguished son to mmortallze by a statue In the
Statuary Hall OF the Capitol in Washington. We
have seen mentioned Francis Scott Key, Charles
Carroll Henry Winter Davis and others. hut thus
far no one has thought OF Lemuel Ely Qu!sg. Hes
from Maryland -(Springfeld Republican. But Mr..
Ouigg Is not from Maryland. he Is native OF Della
ware.
Royalty and Nobili,y.-T surely had n royal and
noble time" said he. recapitulating.
II had four kings and In the row that ensued
had 10 nut up dukes and the upShot OF II all
was that was indicted on three oountS."-(Indlan-
arolis Journal
Gad1ooks-Havc you ever tried the rays?
Zounds-Yee but the experiment was not a sue
cess Old spondux. whom braced. wouldn't let
mo have even Y.
Mr Commutor-Ils getting along pretty near
YOU 10 he cultivating the acquaintance OF the
Trosts any longer We sha'nt want their snow
shovel any more.
bors 10 mass the time OF day with.
Mr.. cominutor--Certanly: what's the matter with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Duke Of Tetuan, spanish
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. resigned as the
result of dispute in the Cortes. In wmch NJ
struck Liberal Senator Premier CanoVas "
ciared that Spain would not tolerate interven-
tion in Cuba - witness before the fariid, ,
Inentary South African Committee denouhCeo
assertions made by Mr. Labouchere, menlpeI
of the committee. as false. - bus' OF Sir
Walter Scott was unveiled in Westminster Ap-
bey: addresses were made by Colonel Hay the
American Ambassador, and A. j. Balfour =
Brgandage and other outrnges are rtpp' tho tre
among the insurgents in Crete following the
withdrawal Of the Greek troops: white nags
have been hoisted between the Greek ana lurh-
ish armies in Thessaly; the Greeks accuse tne
Turks Of violating the armistice. - queen
Victoria visited Sheffield, on her way from Lon no
don TO Balmoral - BY vote OF I'D 10 o.
Cambridge University rejected the proposal 10
confer degrees on women.
DOMESTIC-Governor Black announced that
he would not approve the Dudley Inheritance
Tax bill The Cuban question was as
cussed at the meeting Of the Cabinet; president
Mckinley is said to have plan for ending the
war under consideration. - The committee
Of Eleven ten to one. reported to the PresDy-
terrain General Assembly. opposing the saie OF the
Presbyterian Mission House in this cry. -
Charges of brutal treatment OF conVlcts were
made before the Pennsylvania legislative COM
mittee which is investigating the MANAGEMENT
of the State prisons - large parry VI III tn
steamer Florida sunk in Lake Huron by
collision with the steamer G. W. Roby in 1og'
CITY.-General Louis Fitzgerald announced
his Intention of resigning command Of the First
Brigade of the National Guard. - Senator
Platt returned from Washington and briefly dis-
russed the local situation. - runaway caoie
car crashed into three other cars in Lexington
ave seriously injuring the gripman - Inc
striking tailors worked on the agreement 10 ne
presented to the bosses: cases or want WeIs
Wrought 10 light Stocks were dull ana
strong
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day Fair
srd cooler The temperature yesterday: High
cst "a degrees: lowest. "a: average, 66.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22
NO IBOMEN At C4MRRLDGE

The rcs,ilt Of the polling mt Cambridge yes
terday was fOregOne conclusion. The pro-
posal to confer University degrees upon women
was rejected by a vote Of 6G2 for it and Lib
AGAINST it. If there be room for any surprise, It
H. that the adverse majority was not still larger
For weeks past the indications have been that
II would be overwhelming. At the Cambridge
University Union not many nights ago reso-
luton vigorously condemnng the women's de-
rrees syndicate" was adopted, after a spirited
debate Of nearly four hours, by a vote Of 1,OS3
TO 13S. Written memorials from the students
to the vice chancellor bore the names of @ 1871
against ana only DOS for the change 4 similar
sentiment was known 10 prevail in the Senate
the voting body. Ten days ago go out of about
200 resident voters signed published mani
fcsto against the admission Of women. Among
them were the masters of various colleges. and
many of the foremost professors. including Sir
& G.. Stokes and Sir Robert Ball In London a
committee was formed on the same side with
Lord Kelvin at It's head. and Professor Vlliers
Stanford. Sir Walter Bcsant. Mr. W. S Lilly
and many other eminent men among its mem-
brrs while Or. Goodwin Smith. though IN Ok
ford man. contributed to the same end from this
side Of the ocean a strong letter to '"rhe Lon
con HES. NOTk anu influence were all Oh
tie one side.
1t mus; not, however he for a moment mag
rcd that this result IS I s,tb Eek for the higher
education of women. or that it expresses any
dsapproval Of such education 1t means merely
that the two great. historic universities OF Eng
l;nd which have so largely shaped national life
and character. and have cxcrtcd for centuries Il
vastly greater influence over the current Of Eng
lish affairs than any other universities have
over affairs in other lnnds-thar these unique
institutions are 10 retain their unique character
they are essentially masculine. not only in
courses of study, In which indeed such distinc.
tlon Of sex Is scarcely Ia he made. hut in tradi.
ton. spirit social organization. In word in
that university life which cannot be exactly de-
soribpd or defined, but which Is PERHAPS the most
important of all the elements e "a university
career. There are other universities in Eng
land Of high rank Ia which women are fdIrit-
led on terms Of equality with men, and In which
they may obtain substantially as good educa
ton and as high degrees as in Cnmbridro or
oxford. The number Of them and the number
81 We men students in thrm. will douat,css CON
iinuc 10 increase. But these two univ vSitips
are to DO kept aloof. and reserved MS. in the
words Of Dr. Goodwin Smith. places of pdncn
''iion, moral and social as we'll rs Intellectual.
FOR the youh''-flat is tha male youth-"of
The governing class"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22

tho DaIes, I noticed that they have got new aWn'
mower. saw It on the express wagon last n's"''
-(Boston Transcript
JaCgs-whst do you think OF the theory that peo'
ple In the next world will continue to 40 "hat '"e'
have been doing in this world?
Wnggs-Well. I think II would be 1.-THE rous" VII
the man who scorches
Spring Repartse.-"You," said the man. are no'
The cucumber thus rudely addressed manage o, co
to remain cool and replied: "And you arc ho' ~
Then 10 sustain its premise, It doubled the man
up.-(Typographcnl JournaL
Many of the patriotic Greeks who went 10 "reeoe
from this and ot1er countries 10 fight against 'ne
Turks arc I'm n pitiable condition. Not only II INC
Government unable to make any use OF ,he'r ser
vices but in the present disturbed condition OF the
oorrtrv tnov con get nothing to do and they are
I'm actual want
An Unnecessary Admontion. Did you tel INA,
young man not to call here any more! ssNeu MA
bells father severely
"N-nO'
Il didn't think that wos necessary la, non ssy see
row he could call any more now re 'h''' e'
time. n week. "-CWashington star.
The new State flag Of Connection Is TO De 'ee'
,,chos long. 4 feet 4 inches broad. OF azure oi"s
s,Ir hearing q shield Of white silk enbro:dered
with the three vines and grape bunches OF inc 0'ac
coot-of arms and below. on white SILK s'fe''"e''
the State motto. "Qui transulit snyt'ne''
large delegation Of PennHy'vanla hloenn,,oi,,on
the PENNSYLVANIA Society Sons OF me ~ ,ahIet
viii take part In the unveng or nro nn,a &C. ~
on the centre building Of the Women OLE es Coe
BethIohom. This building. which ~ KNOW Sr,nr the
Iori, Hall was used hoepltai u ii, ,"t ara
Rovolutjon and five hundred soldiers oieu n ane
Lafavcite when wounded at the battle o. p2 1royn
,yine vas conveyed there for treatineht ~, III
Anrl to september III. 1t was not used az M 20
inCton IN re:reating across pSi,, deInh,
abandon II during the occupation OF pnliaue,pi ,aG
The building Itself has been but 'tle cnan ne
since the Colonial days. The Interior Is ins .n,u
hu, tho exterior has heon somewhat eiap''a 'e"
-(Philadelph,a Record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22

seriously. 1t Is in the nature Of an appoint
ment Of a conservator over itself. to be sure
but why shouldn't II resort to that extreme meas
ure II II Is unable to control its own wnsteful
ness and extravaganza? Only one objection 10
the plan occurs TO us that may affect the action
Of that body. II the bill were passed ana the
commission organized. II is not improbaDle
that the first thing It would do would be to abol-
ish Congress itself as the author and source OF all
our National extravaganza. And that. of course
would be-wcll. would II be?-a calamity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22
w DEGREES FOR W0nEN.

TUE PROPOSAL. VOTED DOWN VI cAMRHip0s
,xfvFRsITy- DolsTERors SCENES
Cambridge May 2l-CamSrids" University today.
49,, yotc az l7ls to 6s2, rejected the proposal 10
corfer degrees upcr women.
when the voting began the Senate House was
,on,oa and there were large crowds outside the
.naIn, Everywhere were posters INSCRIBED
:. Varsity for New Men for Varsity"
TIVE undergraduates who behaved In threaten,
ing amer toward the supporters OF the proposal
80 cnnfer degrees upon women were greeted WIN
rroaIa and cries OF "Shane. - -..,.ir
she e cxcier,en, continually increased especially
", ' ~ hicvrle was suspended opposite the Senate
House and there was large banner over ,pu no 10
Girton. neairice: get you to NEWMAN Here "
no place FOR maids" .,.. ~
,n ted outside the Senate House anu
he undergraduates started letting OF n,ew0'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22

81 have nothing TO gay said the Hon. W j.
Bryan" from n newspaper dlspatch) The Hon
M Bryan is to be congratulated He has not
been in that happy condition IN manv months
The American people havn not despaired OF cur
ing him Of his fatal habit Of loquacity, and their
wisdom IL now demonstrated. They administered
a crushing defeat to him on Election Day In
order to show him the futility Of running
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22
Nmuecmcnts.


ACADEMY OF MrSIC--?:3a--S&S-The Vertscopc Pict-
ures 81 the Corbeti- Fitssmmone SparrinS Ion'es1
CAsiSo-2:iS-SiS--The Wedding Day
DAILY S-:-S;15-The Circus Girl. -. s., rxr.
EDEN MUSEt--Wax Works. Grand concerts ""' INV
matograph . o,,s
TAETjfsK TVEATRC-2-S: o0--Never Again.
GRAND OPERA lOI-sE-2-S--Cncle Tom Capln
HARLEM OPERA Tempest -,
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE-2-s;l"-The 'r' r'O'"
UovT"s Observation-Disclosures Man from Msyleo.
KSf6'r.F RIO, 'SFR THEATRE-2-S-The serenade'
toSrER & nal S-2-S-6av"st Manhattan. ~.
LYtr,N THEATRE; lo--s;a-Tne Mysterious WA
o,vWTiN goOr GARDEN--vaudeviue
YsS-Ny.9--lc:cn - Il ~. m.--NaudevNe
~ HrcvINy.As >srS,c fALt<--s--Naudcvi1e. ,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22

Islam IS policed by England in India Egypt
end Eastern africa. hy RusrIa from the Sea Of
hral 10 HcTat by rance I'm Alglcrs ard North
ern Afrcn. and needs guardianship Of the same
sort in the Sutan's territories. which it is likely
10 get before the Eastern question is finally set
tied End out OF the way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22

The building ~ the new Public Library in
Ffthave. viii afford some architect the oppor-
tuni,y If his life, and the city the opportunity
of all time.