THE TRIBUNE.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST lo. 1892
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g The Resolution published sirth in The Second
Ward Proceedings yesterday belonged TO the FVn Ward
make the correction. By similar bunder, the Resolution
of Instructions In of LUTHER BRADIsH for Governor
moved by Mr. Eunonds in the Ninth Ward was Dst stated
to be unanimously adopted, the fact and as WIZ
have been readily uHaersiood by the reader


Gr We made blunser yesterday IN sa!ing upon the
strength of careless glance at the Common Council FRO.
ceedinss, that JOHN NEwHousE and JOSEPH HoxlE had
ices OF Ward Courts as the accompanying Proceedings
hibited We regret the eces.g for these


~ For Notices of President Wheeler's 8
Discourse on the Death of DR.. Marsh
Tasistro's New Work-Cellege Commence
ments--Clay Meetings--Oregon Free
Trade-Points of the Treaty-Letter from
Philadelphia, &c. &c.-see First Page.


rFor Genius Poem, and Ameri-
can Travelling by Fanny Kemble, see Last
Page.