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INTERNATIONAL AH-ITBATION THP. UIRDHN OF
THB S-I*ST1T''T_ INTKOUTCKO BY MR.
KEIII'XKK-THB ALHANY DIPA_TI
SAN PO-ICB BttaL PA_t_D.
Albany. Feb. R?Tbe Butta reeo'.utlo-, urging
CoacrM to laorMM the Unlted Ptatea Navy, ?
form dtw alllaocea trtth Republlcf oa tbta onl
n.-ni, ana to purclwue Cuba, was ... apeclal -irA
lore th,* Assembly tO-nlC_t Mr BUtti nr.." I
bate th* quaMtkm of tbe adoptkw ol lhe . urnal
WbUe he wns abaent on Krtday, be aald, ba under
?t. o. that ihere bad btan adopted ? reaolutlon llm
ltinB debate oo N tlonal queationa to ten mlnutei
This was unjuet, as M moml er of the Houae .
proper:>* dtocuae auch ? re*>luUon aa Iw bad P
po?e'l in ten niir.ut._r Ume. He moved to emei .
ihe Jourr.al so lhat members i ould dlecuse National
mattert withta the dlscretlon of the Hoiwe. It waa
loet. The n*da1 order was Ihen called t*or by Mr.
r.ut:r?. and read by the Clerk.
Ai Mr. Butta aroM to deSate th? reootutton, he
began ??- protest agalnal tbe ruil_i ot tbo Bp<Mker.
Hardly bad he flnlahed Ibree wntencea when he
Mld he would aliow the consi leration o: tbe r ? h
iuion with no debate fr-.m blm.
Mr. KompiMf Iben offered Um foiiowins eubetltute
for tiie Lutts resjlutlon:
Wh- raaa, The irue grandeur of nations meana the
arli of civlllaatton. Juatlce eecui-d by ete-tuto, ?m
mngnanimtty tnsptrcd by goo-l wlll. whlch funda
ment <: eonditlona ar<- alwaya ma.rr.-d by tbe waeto
i - ,-r i-i a/lol. nce ?>." war, and
Whereai The I'nlted Btatea nnd Oreat Britaln,
hkin ln laaguace and tegal methoda nre aln-ady ac
? , -: rin-1 lu arbltrate thelr llaagreementa, and nave
emphutl all) de lan*. themeelvea ln favor of au
arbltratlon?CongreM by the action of boih h -
i:; l?SI, and the Houae uf Commona by ltb vote ln l*-'.'j.
ttrteren re,
P.esolved (If the S'-:.at<? cooeur), That we earnest.y
daali ? tuch action by our National Leglatature and
ihe Executlve aa ?.ha'.: mak<* permaneni provtalona
for omo wi-e method of arbltratlon between the two
COUntriea, lt belng our hope thn*. such ii atep wlll
nlttmately lead to International arbltratlon through
oui ibe clvlllaed world:
Hesolved. That th- O-overnor be ar.d ls hereby re
apectfully requeated ;o forward a coi.y of these reso
lu tlona to the Ooverr.or of every other State in tbe
T'nlfd States, and to Invite each of them. In tbe
name of the gtate ot New-York, to oi-operate ln the
movement Inaugurated by repreaentatlve dtltena
fajf th<* h..;d!n? of a National confen nce al Waahlng
ton, ?h.>s.< ( l>ji*ct lt shall be tn promote tbe ap*jolnt
ment or a hlph court of international arbltratlon.
Thn substl'.ut'.on whlch he had offere-1, Mr. Kemp
rer sald. repr**sfcnted the ST.tltnent of the most di?
t1n?rul*'hel Cltlztr.p of tbe clty of New-York. These
cltliens d-d no*. repreaenl aay party or denomlna
t'.or.. The rCMtatiOK was one .n'enied to brinK
aboul a peaceful condltlon between nat'ons. The
l>utla resoiutlon, on the othar har.d, was inten.led
to brlnif abo'it war, Uoodahed and unnecessary ex
cltenient. Peace and hannony throuKhout th? worlJ
were better to be Muajbt after than the flery condl?
tlon which the Tlutts reaolutlon nought to bring
about. Mr. Hitts's reaolutlon breatheil the splrlt of
war in lts e-ery aeatence. It was lnter.ded to throw
the Unltei Statea Into a condltlon that would mean
the ii?eless npeodlture Of mtlll >:s of dollar.a. I..-:
the Unlted States. ur<?r-i Mr. Kempaer, carry OUl
the intontlon of hls aubetltute resolutlon and place
itself on record in favor of the establlabmeat of an
International board of arMtratlon
A speech of twenty minutea was then mod? by
Mr. Bjtts ln aJvocacy of hls resolutlon and agalr.M
the Kempner BUbetltMte. He declared the Intto
<luc?r of the aubstitute was mlsrepreier.ung the
commer.-ial Interests of the city of New-York, and
was p'.acing bt-for?? :>e housa- i resoiutlon which was
adverse to the p/rtrlotlc sflrit.
Mr. O'Grady. at the er.d of Mr. Hutts's speech.
aald that he had Objectloaa to the liutta resolu?
tlon. There wer. t o many fiuestlor-.s lnvolved ln
lt. In the f!i. t i-lr-'-e lt prOTided thnt the State
of New-York urjje Coa_reaa to construct coast de
fences. lf the _e_t___a_ had watched the woik
of Conpres.s he would kn*>w that since the Repub
llcans ha<l come into control the obja-'-t of obtalnlng
defencea had been strlven for, and they would
come as a natural result. As to the BOCOnd si?ctlon
of the But:.s reaohltlofl referr:r.K to the bulldlng
of a navy aad ihe lnaimiation that the I'nlted
Statea waa a slxth-clnss Power. this Mr. O'Orady
denled. So long as the broaatl of patrlotlc .-itlaens
responded to tii<* eall of llbi-rty. so ioag would the
I'nlted States take flrst rank on sea ar.d land. Mr.
O'Grady mo\ ed the prevloua question
The prevloua question was ordered. Mr. Hutts
called for the yeas an 1 aaya on the Kempner sub
atltute. but sufticient ma-ir.bera for a roll-call dld
r.ot respond. The liutts reaolutlon was rejected
end the Kempner sui.stitute was adopted after a
f. _ wor.ls la !is favor by Mr. 0-__dy, Mr Butu*a
belng the only negatlve vote.
Tne Albany Bt-ParUean i'oiico bill being the flrst
on tlie calendar that COIlM be read. Mr. O'Grady
moved for a call of the House. Sx membera were
apprihen li-l flnder the call. brought bef.-re thv
House by the s.-rgennt-at-arms an 1 tSCOMd.
The blll was then rea'". through at the NQIMtl ot
Great
rf%-_|_e DI-TCd bv the Btateimnts i)f Je;i.
walvo |n^ dniKfrlata a-verywi*era*, ahow
that the ptoplt l\AVA an abidir.g confideaoe in
Hood'a Baraaparllla. Great
_i_ _ _ ..r..4-.?.i liv ihe vnluntarv state
proved by the voluntary state
i/mivv menti of thouaandj ..r people
sh.->w that if .."i's Baraaparllla hn'. gtent
?ej#^__f__ over dteMM by purln"ln?. f'n
rOWCI rlohina and Invlforatlng the
blood, upon whlch health rnd Ut* depend.
Sarsaparilla
!? the One True Blood Purlfler. AU drugglste. II.
H/__.*_ Uillc Rr* the on,y P'1'8 I" takt? with
UOOU S rillS Hcod'a Baraaparllla.
Mr. Kelly (Dem.), of Br klyn. II _ i? I
* vote of K ayea to 44 n ?? . a party vote. excep
tbal ABBemb'.yman Sanger (Rep.). or Onelda, votea
w.th ihe I" mocrata iti thi na ttive. The i
ot Mr. Btanchfleld to reconalder waa l n by a ?
i,f 71 to ?????. il"
Aaaemblym.n Kempner to-nlgh! Intrortuc iai
l,i reUtlon to property righta under rommon-law
: tarrlagea Tha bill provldea lha ll P?>
i marrlage hereafler i >ntr_ n I or ? nl n I In.o
wlthln this Btate wlthoul Bolemn il
later or maglatrate or som ? ]?? ri
itatute to aolemnlae rv.n-.. ?? hall 1 m "'
any righta of property. succeaelon or admlnlatration
by vi-we of si.-.h marrlage, v.or allm ' ' - ?
fee in or eonee-_ueni up >n procei i -- ?' '? '?""??;
such marrlag., unleaa aoma note . ? ,n?nm
of such marrlage be ln writlng and sul
lha party to such marrtaf, whoae eatat.
to be charged or aff? rted ther by.
The followlng other bllla were intr-.u'.i
By Mr. Auatln-The New-York Cltj Bchool bll.
authorlalng th,> Issue of .'."*'."" ol bonds foi addl
tirnal schools.
to be uaed b) enderi in taucka
ehan llse on hand carts, and co rn
booths sl . ls .... I bulWngs ihere, ? o.lei
* New-York r-ltj i to 1 - I2.0W.CW In bondi for
the ? v: projecl
};.? Mi H isl . T i ri lua . expcn: ? - ? '
Westchester Oountv, and provldlng ror i.l -
uf certaln t iwn aii
B_ Mr Br inan T . prevent Ihe operatlon
rallroad in 3a?*at. .- i-avc, between Broa I va) an-1
the eltv llne, Brooklyn, wlthout thi eonaer.i ol a
p, .1 ,rity of th t pi ??".-? Rn' rc.
nV Mr Vudetl Tw ? bllls, nr I Ibl
II >ii ? ' ??' ? ' t liv - - n Ell.-i
irai l-ave snd I'?? ' i'sy, m 1 n Fl>\ i-s
V, . ,nd-ave and i.? b s-ave.. Brooklvn.
W- Keenh ilts M iklr r It a mb
I ? n l |gh? .'..- br
? ture tha tb
v
ALL LICENSES TO BE NTT.1.I P1E1'.
BKXATOR RAIXEft*. PI_AN TO fiET A1IEAI3 I K THE
?A1 "' X KEE1 "::
Albany, r h fl B nator Roli ?l - '' <? hla
liquor tax WH wlll be reported lo
Thui daj He aa 1 to nlght: "La n wlll ui
cted to t" aiv vold th. '
,.x ? e liccnses I y local Rs '? - I
ba en prcvalenl througl out thi
an endeavor tn evade for h year or more th<
llcenae tax im] ? <J by the Ra'.nes blll I ,
ut:i i, | the statutc ba oki whlcl _
, la thal all ci ? ?!?< *1 ;"' ' '
., ? ibe Ralna i blll . dng Into i ?"'? i i Thi wlll
prevent the evaalon ot lhe la. whlch ls Ixdni
tempted by the extei i m of i 'ensca Ot ?
the pro raia amounl of lh< I ? nea I i ?
term would be returned. It Is noi da tida i whether
? !, - | ro> ii ii . all be lnc< rpora .iii. ..?;??'
blll or it: the general llqu i taa blll. The lattei
courae wlll probably i e a,i.-pt"-al."
. . ? :,; ,r Cant ir sal I to-nle " -iiy ? i
law whlch i , .-- i bui pl ? ? tary i u i ?"?? n I
menl io the Baim i bill, u ng to maka vold
extenalont of hcenaei by preneni Excise ...,-.
termlnatlng i dcen ?? before Its i rm e; rei wlll
be unconstltutlona'.. L'nder lhe law ol l?3 "?>
llcenae granted Is property. and the Hai n
dlvesi any peraon ol v>-.. i righta ln - .:?;?
The Albany Comra n C mi to-nlghl ted s
resolutlon calling up..: Senator Nu i ?" ? '
Albany Clty Aaaemblymen, K<
;:? , to oppoaa the Kalnefl bl t
?|.-r at. 1
NEW
II ?
61 .
WORK OF THE BEN .TE.
;:a VK Till.'.S PABBKD, BFT KOXS AI .1 \
MEAi L'RES.
Albany Pi b 21 ln gi neral 01 ler I nlgl
Be] ublli ar Bei aton ai 0 ??? I mo> Ina
when the Taxatlon Commlttee's blll preveni
tne lasuance ol llcenses for more thar a j r wai
about i" b? 1 ached Benator Cantoi moved that
th.* eommlttee rlaa The motion was lost, the Ri
publlcane rotlig ln the negatlve b d tha
crata In tbe afllnnatlve. When tt'.- bill wn 1 reached
Senator Cant ir eald Joklng'.y: "Thi blll
moved," and bi lookard aa If aurprlBed when Benator
H gglm aald: "The blll ls nol moved."
Among tha- bllla paaaed were tha followlng
Mr. Cantoi-s, prohlbittng self-trommltnienl to
Kew-York Clty workhouses
Mr Ouy'a estal llshlng Ihe 1 li ns bi d proHlea
for thi Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth wards
ln New-York Clty. . ,. ,
Benator Burna'a, ? ndlng the charter of fonkera
reliitli-. to publlc ichooli
M: Uulder'B, auth ria.ng 'he truateea of the New
Tork and Brooklyn Brldge to make th*- B Ige 1 id
was s tree 10 blcycle ridere.
Mr Bttwart'B, establlshing an addltl nal clvll Ju
aiclai dlstrlct an*. dlstrld eourl In lhe snnexe.
\V, -? hester dlstrlct. Nea ? irk Hlty.
Mr. French's, requliing the clerk and d tnuty clerk
of the Courl of Bin -.. Sessl ns, New-Y< ra 1 Ity, to
giva boit li ln . .' >> each.
Th...- bllla wi re Introducrt:
By Benator E'leworth Mr. Armstrong's As> tnt)l>
bill requlrlng rallroada to tranBporl blc: ? 11 ba?
'^fy'Benator SfcNulty Prohlbltlng on Bui lay per
formances of plays ? 1 r "? ??*'?? ! ? " !' '?'" !T1
cosi ime or n >t; als i ra in >l iguea or alns m . 1 xci pi
rellalous ca 11 m mia , ,
By Benatcr Pagi Authortalng the lasiie oi
?.. 0000 ?? rth of achool tondi by New-York Cltj
fo'r additlonal 1 hoi Ihoua 1.
...
BILLfl BIONED BY THE OOVEBNOR.
Albany, Feb U Governor Morton has
theae WUa:
Ohaptcr 17?Aaeemblyman Barth's.
?uccesaora ol the Commlaalonera ot
fetffl^w tti'* provldlng f r ri
fonds ir. Brooklyn for the proper ce.ebration ?r
W'aahington'i Blrthday, sald money; to be pald to
th" treaaurer of the Kinge County Voluntrer Flre
men's Aaa latlon. .... , .
Chaptei H-Aaeemblyman O'Orads a. approprlat
Inix k;0W for equlpplng tha quarantlne boat Rlpple
with dlalnfectlng apparatua.
Chapter M Asaemolyman Armetrong s, provldlng
for nfing of llata of grand lurora In m- Count)
C.erk'a ofllce on or before Deeember 10 ol each
Chapter 31"'- Benator Pavey'a, araending tha- New
Tork Clty ConMlldatlon aei provldlna for the uae
of Bldawalks iv bootblaeks, newspaper. fruli anj
6-da-waUr Btacila, when property owners eonsem
A RV8H TO EVADR THE RAINE.. LAW.
Hiiffalo. N. T.. Feb. M. A run wai madi n the
Board oi Kxiilaa thls mi rr na by aal 101 :.' ? pers ana
loui to evade lha provlalona ol the Ralne* blll by
renewlng Ihelr lleenaca for another y^rar befora
new ex.lse law wi nt lnto effect. The appll ants
were, however, dla&ppolnted. uh the l_icine lloai '
Infor'mi-d them that no llcenaes would be renewi .
untll they had expired. DUpatches fi ,.,1 '" in ra ln
and NIagara Falla reporl thal II ? ies iu large
number* have been ren*wed In th ? ; ?
relatlve to
vVushlngton
BBAfUNO ON THT? I'1 L.ICK BILI, POSTPONED.
Albany, Feb. _??Benator Pavey aald to-nlghl that
he belleved the heartng wi the Sew-York Clty l*o
Hee Beorganlaatlon bill Introdu ?, l by hlm, whlch
was tix.-.i f.r Thuraday aften on be! re ... Ben
ate Cltlei Coirgmittee, wlll be oostponaiH] .ndennltoi)
..- Pavey sala! h.- would mova lhe adj irn
me becauae >f th,- ab_ence ir..:., New-York of
aome of ihe Poll ? isloners and Dr. Park
hr.r.'t. I 1. Parkl 11 I has been ordered l 1 Lake
wood I r an idditicnal w k by bls phyalelan, and
hn l aald that ht ,if. n : io be heard on ihe blll.
AL'UY AXD VI IT X0TE8.
Washl gton, Peb. -' Colonel Charlea M. T -?:.
-.i.ut Payma I '? Cnli . Btatea \rirv-,
waa alaty-four veara old to-day, and waa a rord
ingly pi.i" I on Ho. retirad .Isl on accounl of age.
Cotonel Ten 11 - itatl i d at Baa Antonlo, Texas
n^ .- .. brother of A. V I n L'n ? I Statea Uln
li ?? ?<? to Turke)
The Presldwil lo-da - lo tbe 8 nal the nom
I ttt|on ol 8 ?? I i.'? ' al "?' * Campbe.l to b
Flrst Lleutenant. ,
Tn* foi >w,?_ iranHfern li Ina lotn ' ivairy ara
made: Becond Lli iter.an: rg E. Btockl . from
Ti .. K to Tra op M S ?? ul nanl H ary B.
Dlxon, from Troop M t. Ti pK.
t Mn. ni arrlved al Arica. Peru. The A,.i
ance haf arrlv.d nt . u.'i Crus, weal Ii llea.
Fort Monroe. .a, Feb. 21?The battlc-ghlp Inliana
with ihe Naval Board ol -? tlon ?n board, v.^-n;
io sra on her trlal trlp thla mornlng.
rilE CRISIS STILL ACUTE.
r'untlnueil fraain l*lr?l f'nue. _
ltrainat tbe condltlon In whleh l auggeated that M -.
!;, , h should remaln In command during my ab
'- - - ? They Insist.d thal ahe ahould accomi iny me
, Rngland Then, when 1 refuei d. they aaked me
t i would go to Rngland to attend ? e i irl ?' Inq ilry.
KOTHINQ MORE THAN" A COURT-MARTIAI* j
X] ?? ? url v.o ild have meant nothlng more than a !
tourl martlal. and neither my wlfe r.-r l have evef
lone anythlng that would warranl puttlng ua upon
triai before ? court-martlal. Katurallv, 1 objectrd,
wlth lhe n mark that there war- nothlng to Ju
,., , x-;-. me ? - ... ie Then there followed lhat !
., |... pino |e. the demandlng of my keya. ;
. ., ... r i-:v.i. Commandant Hi rt* ri an l
-.,- ... ? ? i , imi Drepara ? with a brl- f. mlnd
. - : ... ng Ihi m to acl aa they aaw
: . ", ,',i -. ? ;. foi ? ? l?mlt to thelr d m u
? i.',l dePver oir keya. And yet. In the proclamat! -.->
n-hleh they have laaued. they aay thal we we:.?
.; / \y. v.--!?- dlsmlsred. l cay wlth en
. ! they had no rlght, ln lhe faee of Ihelr nu
!': Tlty, ' ? aaj th it are wen ioI dl unlraed.
.... ,-, nrnandi i I* >oth waa deecrlbln i ':
. .... ,-. -. :;, rs, an nfectlng i ei
run ?- Ha waa vlalbly mov. I nt the rerital ??'.
llgnitJ t , v hich li' aald !- had b ??
ii t .'. md M ? :!'- ?*"' ' ' "* * ''' : ,:i :''' ;
... the ni >m, aftei ? qulok glan ??
... hi-r hu- ntl. i" ?? ?nd going I ? alde,
- hla ?:.-?- a' I ??'"-d hlm ??? tl the -
"But v u ai mj ' ??? '- ?' !'":l '
,.,-..,. nc? .. i n< ir hlm, brlghti ned -
?ir.; ly, and In aff' ??ti mate I answer I:
?? \- l v. ?: ..i ' n ! -:"? ' !"?"
A TAUl ? ?: rH THK COMM VN1 RR.
??Is it y ir Ini ntl n Io at I. fi -n tl ? Britlsh
crganl ? l< n i I ' r ???:- '??' Army ina
ln thta i itrj '." " i Comn an ler wa i
i -ii- I.
??So. Mnny flattei Ing pr ip aals h iv. b. i n
ubmltl 1 to 'i ? bj oui nui ier ? nda; bul
my wlfe ci 1 1 have ma le up our .
: , , tire from Ur' Army. Sotli
? I . ? ua
aln undi i th<
trol of Ihi London luthorltles."
"Wlll >"i u fltay In Amerl i""
? ? M,.> t decldedly. We ar< Amerlcani now, our
children are :? nv .1 ina, u A our h tn.~- will b
., a<je )., thla ,. untrj for all tlme."
When a Tribune repor'er aaked hlm whether
hls determlnati m waa llnal, Mr. Uooth agaln aald
thal II x\*' Imposalble t i tell whal devel .pmenta
the futui ? wi .. i biing fortl
??Will you i ?>?? vet i ? ) iui ? ? :' the
rty an i n ni >? of the Armj ir: thl i u
tr*. ?"
.,. |, m; | ? .; ,|re :,, ]., i .. bui h
ean f-- 1 i,!- ? >? ?' :>l han llng kvi r all the i
nloni ol lh. Amerl an brani h .1 lhe .'.;?? i
, . ? ? ?'.-.?-.?
-.-.... the Army. 1
-uestl 'ii haa nol yel b< -n dli .-?? I
lt wa n. \'. augg. atod thal V. ntl N
ed foi thi ' :? ., -' B wtha' b me al M nt
clair
The Commander. haatenlng tu reepond ?? thi
l m iuii . ' V-". It ia l thal
? al M ni
rs in .. n l ike every'
m> futnlture and Idi _ ? i * II
.._?,-,? :..?::>??:? 1 ? ?
Army al
:. t, '.. . legal y handing lt over I
. |ne. : r -
. ha >?
? ? _
At 3:30 eat rduy
?
? . ' ?
? -
? thfl
' '
-
f any ofl
her or an;
.
? nata-lj for Ood
'.'. i i. -
N'O OKP FROM >'!'?;
The ? ; ;? - r ? nt. I- -w i r n I
,-..-?
--!!: lala al head iuai i i < M ? |] ,th dld i i
attemj * to I i I
eat any dealre to tn ? ?
She appan nl ly f< ela thai he
happy In the preaent Rhe wa
?))>? ] l*ara ofta ? i- ti, -. -.- ,-. ? ?
daughter of <; ;. .-l ;:??': and hi
manlfested an ea] lal llklng for I
Balllngl in. it li aai I ih il hei r..v
knowledge ..f Ihla fact. i I hei rr 1
rountry In order to rounteracl ai
harah meaaurea on the parl ... Herbert H
whoae r gard for hla brolhei i- i rate.]
hig] || waa i omeu hal alg nlllcanl lhal l
bull. tln thal v. ? played on Bun
announrlng the app ilntmer.l of Mr un .
Booth Tu. k< ? ln -ii . ? : >n ? . Mr. and Mn
Ha - - Booth wa i "*m ived - t?*i la
x.-iti.-r Colonel Kadlo nur ''- i- i l N
aay a word regardlng it. i tit ..t.Hl< r d lai
il Col -ti"! Nli ol had b'-en too ha
Ing foi i un facl a mere rumor, nnd l iai th.
notlc. waa nt leaai premature It wa
gotten thal Oeneral Bo >th ii.as j el f u n b
aa ? ? i Balllngl .ti Booth'i rei Ignatlon
In the afternoon another proclama!
by Colonel Nlcol, "-'a' also lasued Ita greal
length preventi lt belng quited fully. Vft?-i
'1 imentlng" Ihe "dei lorahle reslgnatl
:? andera, ' th pro imatl >n
othi r thli ga:
The i- ii mi glven foi thelr ui --,.-?' .
. : :???-? il oma
,..?,-. ii aalun ) ou Intense : ..tp; . ? ?. I ?
ln our Int. tmof u Imii ?
Aa x,, i will ? ? adil) Imaglni, thli
- . me up '. " ii |i_alem a n bi.lt fi >m u bi ?
aky The chlef of Ihi I ifl Uran ...?;. ?
lo a h< ni tb ? letta r httal lo ba -?-?.:
ga n-nil ri a : i. wa .----.
:. ire, and the ol hi i ma rr,!.. . I ? i. ?
a . ...n :.- . n Wa re cril
. ? . ? . e
terrlb I mu ' i great gi
r | ? :;, a :?:!:-. - I Inti ' I ? I .
?.-.-?
g, na ral'a n* n ehll ?? i and an nfll ei ?
lei .1 lon to lhe v..ii andl; i- ?? >f undyini md un
i:.i, hl ? ' to oui bIi i oui ?' '.:.???
ii. ihan . warm pln " ln tha mflden .
,,1-,-r . ? i flli er? ln all parl of the .
Whatever may b* tne flni
al p. I am ula 1 to be In a ] " lh i il Isi ol
thla 'i.u'i hour i > Inform y >u thai Intern
Ii ad.|in rtera a ?? l on lhe
eommat ler'a Inteni n wlth i are conal lerai on, I
and aa
THK MKKT1XO N'OT lllil.l'
Fully two hundred membei-i of the Am
Brani tr of the Salvatton Army wera al head
ten y *aterday, i xpectfng t.. take part ln a in.-.-.
ins thal !..? i been caHed of tbat body. The
j. tlee of tho meetlng wai Igned by Staff Captaln
Edlth Marshall, wholi ln charge of the Auxlllary
Branch, and dated January i~. lt maj be re
member d thal aboul len daya ago Staff Ca
Mai ihall wroti a letter oondemnlng an) .. i - n
having for lta objeel the retentlon of Comn . -.
and Mi i. Booth In thla i ounti y. In h r letter
?he uaed tbe namei of !)??? eonimandcra althoui
authorlty, it waa aald, and ti..- facl coi ilng ; i
the ki.?.-aii-.!..f M"*-- ii"-ti.. Mrs. Marshall, In
tiir- abaen ?<? of ai i di ' >n <?. waa auspen li d. The
latter, bowever, failed i" lend notlee of ihe ner
essan postponemonl I ithe auxlllaiiea, and greal
factlon was exrreaaed bv the memberi
of tins bod) who had '? ???ii aummoni'd,
from a long dlatance, "ii a falae erratid. Vi\,m
the talk*- whl ii ;i Trlbun ? roporter lir.'l wlth ? me
of the promlnenl men and women included In
the auxll iry i rpa, II wouid .-? em lh it thi.
bo ly 11 almoat unanlmou ly .- , th. a'.di of Com?
mander '..?iilii":..!! und Mrs. b oth.
Dr ii. i.. Norrle, the aecretary of the Me?
Jeraey nuxlllai I inch, aald: "The nuxlllarl t
v.iu iupp n i.. I! ?" n it ? ?? b nnd bfa wlfe, Thei
ls, i. wevi r, I thlnk, - >i ? yi ? ' ? t y t uf an
aml al ? ad In eni of the dlfllc ill -. Bul If
there la no chance of auch a aettiement tbe
auxlllaiiea will certalnly object t.i ihe dellver
ance of ih- extenalve proporty. t-. tne acqulal
tlon "f wblch thej have ao llberall* c ntrlbut. I,
to the Engliah Balvi t\ Our auhsa*ripl ma
r . tha Army an i a y< ar, and bef ;. Uai
Urgti n I ?oth - ' idi: upon ai ? llnal ati
mual ronsuil us, Bul 1/ li.- dvcidr. t" ? le
ii. n the Britlsh denomliatlon ... wlll wllll
thr iw ln ..'..? i ? \4'lih hinri."
J. P Halllmond, who wn-* untll a few day.-, ng .
prlvate a< n tary ol Comman ler 11 ? i . . .
the latter wai . lhe maal 1 th rituatl >n,
ai i could, if ha- chose, lead an nqlnently tc ? i
fui aecesal n Hesatdevery brlck ai I everj ? ??
were abaolutely :. I up In the ?' nder, ar !
without bis ac<4?jj?*,vc.-.;c aii the prcsUffe and lr.
Lyon s
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
AH ELECAUT TOILET LUXURY.
Ugacd by people of refineroent
for over ;i quarter of a eentury.
?".,. ?f ???,. Brltlahera could not wreet lt from
!;.,! .,. | ?,,' thi ex-Comm?r.der.
A I.nTTEB TO MB. DEPEW.
,.-,.. ? \i Depew recelved the followlng let
tw yeaterday from Bramwell Booth, the Chlef of
,,,,,,, na, Btart The communlcatlon ls
,;; ... . .,,. ,,- ,,,. ,. nt meetlng ln Carnegle
Hall:
i hai to a knowi Ige the recelpt of ?the lettei| ol
:?.?':: ? ? ? ? ,! ??;",l:";,
. :.!.? th.-tn on hls behall bo
nfromol *rvat!on* v
' ' i t prafer him H oinake
' ?',?,; -a;,;,v in the frnlted
, . - .,- b!I to poinl oul tl U
.:?.-v
? ?
''?tn
- ? t_T_ ':..
r treatmi nt oi the preaen ai
SO PBAB OF DISA3TEB.
, ?-, ,.- ,.., will admll thal lha ? meaaure ol
,,, ,, .., attalned by rh- Army is
. . ,. the . itlclpatl n of dlaaater, ^n
, ,,.,.. round eipre_elon
mmlssloners were ramoving.
have alwaya
' ?lw.) beei de!.ted. Md
., , itoal. th,
'. . ror the ?k.
? ?
be mada n
' ';': ?* !i'
ln wM h :
' ' '?
is
t, to the
'
. . i at. 1
'
1
OPTION
idar.l oppor
....... ur
ind ton of other ol
imei ? :
ntry for :? ? .' ?
Pl red It
?
... . ' ? ;
? - ?
' ' '
... and
- ... ... haa
?
I . r.r me tn ia- ii
. |J a:\ .tk- t., tii.- 1 I.l -
'. the . ? i of the
Vrn . . . .? _ .-. ? look 1 ra ki i wl :,
? ? en VOtll greal 'onturj .
,: ... Ith our _...; 1
tota of baith
, ia - iiiests lhal atlll
v ? .. i. i ? .??!. World.
i . . ,thi i s, n ho value the wa.rk
iv tl it lhe ? ic esi .if the
fnll i St it. _ iiiul
? trounl for
, ? . i ? ;??... the
.
.-.. , ?. i . tln .-? nllema n
? - re in..
i i,: ? i- i.n ..: . BB ln
1 kt s it the i.i neral v .
?ii..-.- verv klnd ? ?;
ai l ) mpathy ?Ith hlm,
I... tit durl hls t vlslls to tln
. .,;a:n lli l expresaion it. the >tter
i ? ?
T] iwi r con i lor of the Balvatl >n Ai n j
ci ???. .la-1 laat evenlng a h
mi-ii ,i -i w.n. :: Ah i w?Ti ? i?ar t i learn tl,,- re
.. ,1; r thi .?? *f thi talt offlcera, whlch waa
. | i | . ;,,n and la I over two I
rloalty a not gratlfled Ftrlgn Her
... .'t v ?? tn... Ung thal
, : ? .-.I as to wi:i i -i le l
. ' . ? ' 'A'.- i: ? ?
,,'? a.,. ; ?,- " he - :. " ind I do n >t know what
?A'll . , HK Di 'Mi BATI ..DAY.
... .. . a ?,. i',ii . .ii i thal C mim inder
intll Batur la) b ' ?
.?M;:. . . i)n thai .iv. i ?? would
h. ? ' ... n _-s8i.ii of his tli. ?? i i Ihe 1 'our
i... nth il ull.ling aml r lhe propi-rl y ? f lhe
v. .. Ai ii) lu Amci ? ::?....:':
.. ' ?
??HU _-lli :. rgi I) da : -nd ui >n nl
... ? und Up-in the
_ >_ ..."....-: : . . ;?? lu ??
. thal Ihe atep to ? i ? de fr.
tl,.. im .. at lonal orgnnl* itlon la bo bci.i a
,,,. ,., , . i.i. | :? i \ ei ful conBlderatloti.
.. t ii. i . Igad : i anal i taff rcptnlna have
lak.Mi bu h ii Btw ll hrough thelr I, v< for < '? m
man i-i and Mn H 10th thal II would be itt lhe
.. ,,: it, Cornmonder's succt-aaur t>> court
: hem I r .'ti the Army. Eva
. ;. .,,.., ; : i i>d ?? mjMirarlly In com
___2-$
*i ?? '.*.'T_l_''*'S
7_Sr/4-'?!-.j
Perhaps lhe "X-.v Wc
man" will be o stronger wo
luan than the old one. Cer
tainly, fresh air and the ri;;ht
excrei -a- \\ ill do much for her.
l . '.i air i - a great reatora
r.\.-, exen iae a great nerve
totiic ii a woman 1>?* in ."ii
ilitiuii t<? tal e it. A bealthy
ivontan can avokl diarasc
She <? ni avoid the seeminglv
altuoal incvil ?? I>1 e " weak
ii.-.-." of lit-r ara ii ahe pur
lhe proper hygieuic
methi da. The aame nwthods
will unt cure her if ahe be al
i ick. Taken nndermed
i' il direction, in conncction
ai;!- theright medidne, they
v.ill 11l- 11> effi d a cure. No
wotnen whoauff -is at all fmm
ao-called " fenudc weakneaa "
slu uld attiintjt athletica of
anv :.'?.. She ahould ur.t
jaiit hcraclf Into poaseation ol
v and henrty health by taking Dr. Pierce'a
it - E'rescription. After .h<^ it; thoroughiy
well, exerciae and diversion will help t>> k.-.p '.ur
well. The cure ahould come iirst. Dr. Pierce'a
Pavoritc lYeacription is i! ligncd anal recom
mended i">>r only the one tliing. H acta directly
ii]K>ti one set ..l organs. No matter what i-. the
ui ?? t ..vt!, lliem, lt will cure it it will nol enre
anythlngclsc. Itiaawholi onie tonic, an Invig
i.rmit: * ., or ni rvc-food na well as .i h^ing
medicine, nd tlioui in 1- ot perfectly well women
bave found Uial bv taking it regularly dnring the
pcri '1 ?! pi .i'..i:ir;., the <!.nt:ti a".al poin oi pair
turition v.erc much le_a_ned, and In many caaea,
.tltr.a ?*. entira ly obviatard.
ln every Atneri, an honsehold, then- should be ac | ?
of i > i ii cc'b great work, "Common Senac Medical
'.;???. i ? ?? | ge*, illuftrated. One copyyrift te
any addrei a ti recelpt of n one-ctnt atampi to pay
rnailingonly. World'a Di^penvaty Medica) *?ho.
ciation, li-.:.;_... .v. V.
n, harm ahall befall them. m ahe regardalt
but natural that thty rtould ????" ?*1?D?2
?i n thev feel for Commandar a-id Mrs. Bootn.
? -vlewoft_.un_ertak.ng, there M*aaa to me
__ Soubt that nu* brlgadlers and '??? "g* g'
who ha-e been so nutspoken la *UPP??,,,.?,!
i . * '- ? nife *a-.il use treir innu
Commander and numn i?'" ; . ,.., tn.
?nci to brlm about an agmment <.*ii'. ww
Internatloral or_anl_atIo_.
A BTATEMENT FROM HBRBERT BOOTH.
HE DID WOT 1".*MAM.TIIAT HI** BROTHERBUOULD
G1VF. OF HIS COMMtt?OKBB?nP.
Toronto. Ont.. Feb. K-TlM fol'-owinc statetnent
his been scnt to the pNH for P^****10"* .?.? .,
StT ^rre'n in ' iTv\* S? !??{? ?J? -yg
br,ran3:r?^
,-,.',,-,, _|co They anared Ir hw ?tori? ??
? ^?fp:^RS.f_
fcrenee wlth the Ueneral. th1f
-.- ndanl flooth wlahee furtfcei o siaic uj?i
I, . -,.,, ,. hal ha had any Inr'lnntlo
,. ,,1. -. of counaellor and brother a -ove referred '
the Commandant dld nothlna ln Scr-Y..rk. He
nterfrred In no way wlth i ia - -mmen I. an 1 -?
?*??* toaeccptan ' ? ? ????
i .?:,.-'-?. ac lon T ?? retumed to ma poat. _"?"'
dHtely af?eCr ho found th.u IV. etort- ,.^n
,, ? ,, .., the ;T---T i nr ?menl ??? '??? ?> i?nor__i
of the nature oi bla next appolntment.
LOYAL TO BAL-TNOTON BOOTH.
Waterbury. Conn.. Feb M. Thera la much exdta.
ment In the Ba.vatton Army here over the occur
ln New-York ln conneetlon wlth tha o?ca
of a tnmander. ir Balllngton Booth atartji a
movement to reorganlse the Army on an Amtncan
baala the Connccticut tnxips wl.l uo wltn aim.
TO BEAD DUNBAYEN'S LETTER*.
IT IH BAID H" THEY CONTAJN NO AP0_OOT
THE LKDYARD BEBOLUTIOH WILL F.E
PABSED BT THE VAi'HT CLUB
OTHER YACHTINd N'lTli..
The meetlng of the N- w-York Ta? ht Clubat whWi
the 1'inr.i' >n matter wlll be diapoaed of, and whlch
many people look forward to wlth pleaaura on that
aecount, wlll take place on Tiv.us.Jay evenlng la the
in di I ro. ?_.
Thera- wlll be llttle to do except to read, for tba
Informatlon of tha membera. tba lettera whlch have
been recelved from Dunraven alnce tbe meetlng on
Pebruary U and to aot on tba Ledyard reaolutlon,
whlch waa tabled at that tlnM on tbe motlon of J
I'lerpont Morgan.
Memberi ol thi cluh who bave been aakaid aboul
tne poealbl n ol ^. ?? * * ' ' "Preaa
an oplnl ?n. bui II i.i>^ to i ?? -? n? rally undi I
r i.-jn
.? n .., irnal --. I tl ?? i n ? mr... an ?
a ,, mi ivei - ;?? ??! the si .. ! ind lf I nn
i i.-? i...-;...ii nur a\.%y. the Ledyard reao
,. . ,r OPDOMing
vote If the letta
? ? ' ?
. iriy ln I e club
ard leaa of the
. ..i ta-nt- of the .?'.. vi nth-ho - -
C imir dore Henry '"? R' " "? "f <'' ' ;'' ,A ">haka
.-.-?: ? dan \ i hl i ? ib ?? it. tai u I ' >? ' K ": ?
... | , . ,. rn)en ? * the i immltn e of the club at dln?
ner laal t at I '-: '? . ; ?"?? '"? :1
The ;: tramme ot the . lub racea ai d i tattaa
.... . - . ?? i. and ',." Ilal
? | - .-.. . n ui agre i ui ti. .\m ng thoae ] re* al
. ',. -, . ? nodore a V. R. Crugar, Rear Com
? ... i Kenn di Ti I Bi ? Hi nry IV. Hay
.,,' . .?-,-' c. Hubbard, !?' ? ' -
v.. -' R .'. Hyai .p,
,-., -., n lli : berl !.. *- ittei ? "- Tru< teej J.
. . : iin -?..??-. barlea H. I_>lan .. J.
.?..,:. aml M * '''!n"
llver E. Ci imv. ? ...
la.-lni . "
by, ,,-- i ;?'?? lerl De i?. Foster, ehain
. - .4 . I ?' ' ? ? _
Thera waa a meetlng of the Councll of th.* Yacht
,,., i?c unio ' '? ng laland Sound laat night at
Beawanbaka Corlnthlan Tachl Club. Madlaoa
ive and Twenty-aeventn-at. Am ? * l >sa preaent
?..,.. .? w. Wetmore, T _ '?'? rnes, l.? Orand L
,, .; , -K...i_. ii. Bur on 11 irt. Jr., Btuy
WRinwrtxhl ind i*"i k Brown J moa. Jonii
l. tuias NMi. pre ? r t as the i ' itlvs of tba
hi Club ': ?- it'.a
:,. inc rulen an -
w,U be ma le k - >wn al the meetli i - t"k"
place Man h I, wlu flnal a tl >n wul be taken In the
matter.
BAPTI8T MIXI8TER8 IX A BQL'ABBLE.
-..,,, M. ? EBAT 'l*. BAISF_I * BTOIWI BT t "*? _ARIXQ
Tu THE nONPBREXCR rilAT IIK HAD l_
i-iiKA-i: ? THK DIONITT OP THE OFKICI
Conaiderlng the nature of the meetlng thera was
? v tii.-cti mlght r??aon tbly have I.n n
, ; ,,, the rea ? '; -!-' tbe Baptlal
',, ,, ..... . .i mornlng In the
Twent) thl ? Bl ? B iptl il Church.
.,-,,, ... f ofllcera la to be hi Id
.., ? y ,, |ay Thi pn -? nl preald rnt. the Bi v I. H.
pudtey, ol I'nlon Hlll, N. J. ln maklng tbat an
? >etnent, took occaslon to eulogisi hlmseif and
m rr -A-.i k aa :u ideral ?r
i was," hi aald, "very anxloua lo be elected to
over you. l thought thal 1 could elevate
the dlgnlt) '?: th. " : '??" 'l welght mm h
,.,....... t , me meel A.-e ot thla Conference. 1 be
l,( . . .. | ....... j ,.- ..j i ,,-u aure no othi r perlod
ot sis montha haa i.n i pn nani of ,.I to the
! muat give credlt. alao, to thi efflclent aer
. ,, .... . .,., i, our excellent Commlttee of Ar
rangemi nta "
I ? ,,. ;.-? ; ;,,.-- i the Bev. 1. w. Brln ?k-rhofr.
"llke to ' a*lth thi U
. ,, ton ol hin elf 11 : ilrman
? .. ., ,, n ...... and the work thi n J. n - - ia aa
; . .' tiv. .-.- lhe wi rk ui lei hla rul
||,_a 1 '...!? v.- iu f.r.r i'.-i>"
-,,,,. |{, i s. Daitena moved that the chali nan
., jinmitt. ? ulne lo nomlnal ? olfl era. Ti?<
Ite*, i> a. \\ Ho Ider, ot th liati ith Bap
.;.. , ?;. || h, ' ilrn an ot the >' immitti ? ot Arra
nded Mi Ualt. n.- i motloi ll added: "I
am not a i_uiu.d.it.' for reapi dntment. 1 am dli
wlth th.- work, and wlrii th. complulnta of
aitnout qualltl itl nu : ? ?| .!-. wl - want t
;,. n...,t i |f l ..in j ?- ...-1 ;-. the wall i n*. 111 make it
.' | ,- Foma of the membera by publ_hl_g ;ru
., i:,,,.. .-;? .- ?.T||l uln mn "
\tr i-" ]'. i- r, "? ho : a- bei i ! i .v ..f ihe I' in
? .r . ..- r the lasi .iren j eara,
ii -. i that h ? ha I
.. i that hla piac waa want I :..: me ..i..
"l hope," lr.- lviii luded," n me Uay t" be able
t0 wrlte ?. L'hapter ? i the w..;k uf would-be re
tormera of tl ?? f'onfen n???
Th.* realgnatlon waa ... 'epted, and a .".minltte-.
u.^ appointed to ;-i t- i ? a reaolutlon for lha
| mlnute ln rerognltion i-i .dr. r'letcher'a Io.ik
-.
FIREMES PARTLY OYERCOME BY GAS.
A B_A~_ IN QBBEKK-BT. AND AKOTHER IM
BROADWAY.
a iir- broke out at 1:16 o'clock laal nlghi ln the
cellar <.f the Bve-etory ir.m bulldlng, No. 111 Oroene
at. Tha cellar and ilrnt door are occupled by L
Topllta * Co., Importera of K"t"':'al merchandWe
ani ti.e ,>th*r Boors by Rubel, \\'li>- * Uelk-r, nian
j ufacturers of cloaks an.l aulta. <?n account ot tbe
valuaUa gooda itored In the bulldlng, two ul.irm.-*
wera aenl out The Hre was conftned to the .-. 1!h;
and ?-'...'i eaally extlngulabed, but not lufoie 15,000
: , - - hs i b ? u done.
.-? nu i I'.n:.' r, of Bnglne Compi ny Ha IT, v. i
?llghtly cu! ubout the lega by broken glaa wliiie al
i work ln the c .lar. He waa attended by un uinou
laace aurgeon, and wenl itomc.
Foreman Rellly, Uem 'nani Maher and Plremen
f o'Nelll, Corej and Boole., of Rnglne rompani Ho.
I p) were |ur;i>' overcome by gaa in tha cellar. A'l,
! v\iih th.- ,-x.-i j.tlon of Rellly, xot oul without dlttl
culty. Retll., who livc-i ai So. ..;.". Hudfon-at., bad
been III for two weeka, and falnted. He waa taken
I to a nelghborlng bulldlng, where ;..- had a ehlll an l
- .:--. dellrloua, !!? waa removed t.. Bt. V'lncent'a
ii .a;.r!.il tn an imbu ance.
i-'ir.- mi ihe ;?? nd door ol So. '>-'. Broa la i . o
I enpiod by I'lkau .-'-t.ina-. inanufactur.. ??:
12 o liumat .. : night. The flre wa*. Iiaeovered by
. pollceman W'hlte, ol the Maedourzul-at, statlon, who
la.-.v imoke laaulng from t; windowi ..a the aecond
' ii.? ... rompi is; oui aa alai m i .:?? .-?
i> or of the buildlna la occtiplf I b) 10 K. \\ ii . . ...
. a wine i.i a numb i .,f raluable .'.l palntlnga
? were on exhlbltlon, bul Ih . <? wera covered up by
, ' -.* tir-* patrolmi n and llttle or no damage n ia dona
: In rha atore. _
C [RIXQ FOR OLD 80LDIER8.
Hartford. .' nn.. Peb. M.- Tha- reporl of th- Board
.,f Manazera ..f tba National Homa- for Dlaabled
- Voiunteer Boidlera, ->f whleh Oeneral W. B. Frank
; lln. of thla clty, la presldrnt, ahowa :h_t twenty
[our Statea hava aoldlera' n> ir,,-.-, tha averaga at
ine. at whlch laal year waa 1,101 The <'.'.
in contrlbuted jrio.aoi io theae bomea, nt the
rate "f *u"? f>r .uiii inmate .ind ISijN waa .'..
.'.', :ted from the penslong of tlie tnTTftta io go
tur.aii tbcU* a:ipport,
AMONG TIIE
Lundborg
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Alpine Violet,
Nada Rose,
Goya Lily,
Edenia.
Out To-day:
SCRBNER'S
FOR MARCH
Columb-is's
Deed After
Four Centuries
A in.i-t interetting lo__,1c__it a_ Pir?. AndraW
HistorySeriil. With j8 lllu_i-ti ?-.?. I Im Wortd'l
J.;,:r ? H',m'-<i-i? i ItiOtS ? l__MI Bad T__B?
\., 'ai Harnessed, etc
British
Opinion of
Amerlca
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'< Floreatine
; Viilas
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[ tioo? snd srchiiactaral beauty <.( th>?<: (iir.oui
<7 i.iusiratiu.ii (riau j_tn drawingv
J Carnations
I Their Coltore
. and Use
. Tha tirtat p.>piil?r art.'la- on tbe tamot wh>h bu
. <m larifly KippU-ted th- chlJliBl_IBt,BB).
[ Prlnted'im tetor,
Mary
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OTHER FEATURES
_ Barrie's Serial, "Ser.ttment.l Tommy"
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< i . '.-? rr sl -)' by K. C. n-ar.rer. A C_me
{ Won" M amitainit charai Irr tV-.-h. _y Horace
. A. Vachell.
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5 Charles Scribn-r's Sons J
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r 9
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/Eolian Recital,
TO-DAY, Tuesday, at 3 P. H.
a v.tv amall percentagre of th? many thou
samls of thoae who enjoy good mttta ar? able
to play any Inntrument. Thaere are many peo
pl.. ?rho ;? laeaa a innsi<*_l temperaiaent who
la.-k the technical aklll na-Ceg*Murjr to play UM
ptano or organ, nnd agaln there an* i__mm who
Bcqulre dlgiul deatertty wh.se riaying ii
totally davold ot teellng or expres.lon. The
beal erlUca it- aeldom profldent porformers.
Tli.? k--n appreclatlon of th" tru. muslclan is
born In a man?lt can bo cultlvated or it can
;, neglecl I, but it neri r leavee him; lt is a
gift.
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ment ln tt.,- Aeollan be flnda ti-..- naedlum by
wbich he can .xpreea ble mustonl eonceptlona
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preea II arlth hla individuai interprHntkw. The
.xpreeelon. th- tempo. tone eolor. an.l even the
phraatng an* dlrectly under hls eontrol. The
grnndMt aymph<?? ,,r ,h" ******* 9onK are lr>
stantly avellable wlthout tlreeome practlce.
Tha entir-. r-.ilin of mualo is hls to comm_nd.
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Qoalnted irlth thouannda of btautiful oompoat
tlona th.tt are aeldom <>r never publicly per
formed. Hla muslcal horlaon is wid.-ned and
his appreclatlon qulck m l
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th.- Ideal home Im trum<tnt
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?nOTHEfl THE ClVlLP SO^TEXS Tflr: GUM9L
_t t AYsVl LPAIK CUBES '.VIN'D COLIC. aad
U^IIEST1 REMEDY FOR PIABRHOEA. *>*
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IU parfaBCt state na*- hltherto only been foutul m
Rlbarla. and thera only In anull quantltlaa Aa in
.-.; r grada la found la Vermont. Recently a maa
namaai Brayermaa dlacoven I aoaaa baaatlful *e ??
mena ot the _?-m In Tulare County, and forwarued
i?..n, to TUTany, af Sew-Tort. Tha Jewellair
promptly aahed hlm te aend en all ha aoald **?.
core. an tin- apecimena reeeleed i era af 'n? Bneat
iiiallty and, arhra cul for mountlnr. arouM brina
anvwhere from r^r to BM oaa-h. Mr Braveraaai
revaalad hla And ti Curator Wllcomb, arho irhdtatd
tha ipot, arhlch tha men i-ra-'.:- to Iwep aeeiet '? ?'
tho pieeent, and together they uneartlwd a rtc-i
\? tt ol ti-,. Btone ahould h turn out o% ant.cj
ift.-i. li wlll reaull ln t?, ?? i.v.-i.i tn.-m ot a "**
an.l unlque Industry ln a'.iiit irnla mln" rai >:y
PLINT^ niNL FURiNITURE.
ls unlque and ui.like any otiier. Manufacturln.
prlcea.

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