New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-11
NEW-yDltK cry.
icorrc clnrovich wns suspended Yesterday tto'
The Produce xtlaupr tinf:iiv the pleasure ~ u
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r,c,,,. slnr,vi,h tvos s,,snenieh Yesterday from
The Produce &chaupr tiufnv the p.casuic ~ the
ioaid ~ Managers.
me yunnt Altn'4 thlStigu Associatiun tt-'iioiiow
evening M Association llnll.
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TnH AlJAkGE GNiSG ~ ErW5nkltA1s,
The steamship iiiaI,,N, NJ The k0lih Atlantic
Squadron, viii SAL fran ihe Navy Ward to-day lr
Havana she viii 20 lhenee " AeN-''rihahs 10 he
present at the opeans at The Exposition
TRYING 10 RllL HIMSELF Win TAb'E kNiFE;
Ge0rae T. Hamilton age eighteen. Of No ~
Palk-st attempted suicide last night bV cutting
his throat with table knife. lie succeeded III N
fiicIaQ only slight wound ana was taken 10 thc
Chambers Street Hospital.
REQUESTS OF TIE BOARD or TRADE.
At the meeting of the Board of Trade and Trans
pOrtatiOn yesterday, resolution was auopt'd re-
que ting Congress to favor the ehactnent OF spe-
cltc laws prohibiting unjust discrimination III RAJ J..
road fIeiglits and to provide for National Board
of Railroad Co missiOncrs.
TIE RUBAIyAT" DRAWINGS.
Houghton, Mitilin & Co. announce that owing to
the great number of people who have called to see
the original drawings of the Rubalyat" OF omar
Khayyam they have decided to continue the cx-
hIbit ON for the rest of the week. Their gallery is
open from 10 a. H. to 10 p. H.. excepting Saturday,
when it will close at u pm.
TO SEND WEATHER NEWS TO LONDON.
Arrangements were made between the British
Meteorological Association and the United states
Signal Service Bureau at this port yesterday, by
which the officers of the latter Will board all lncoil.
ing European steamships to Obtain records OF
weather observations taken on tins side OF tDe 10
of lOngitude, and transmit them To London By tee-
graph.
BRVsU-MAKING FOR LAME BOYS.
The managers Of the Thirty-ifth-st. boys lodging
house have arted a brush shop to teach lame boys
brnsh-making. They guarantee good brushes at the
market prcc and bid for the patronage OF the pub
Inc under those conditions, every dollar of profit 10
be used in hclpiug these cripplcs whom no one VIII
employ. Orders may be sent to Superintendent IL.
Mathews, No. 3l1 Thirty-fifth-st.
THE AMERICAN GUERNSEY CATTLE CLUB.
The annual meeting of the American Gncrnsey
Cattle Cub was held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
yesterday, aud drew together quite large number
of breeders from various parts OF the Northern
States. A great deal of interest was manifested.
and the reports Indicated he increasing pro nincncc
and prosperity OF this dairy breed Arrangements
were made for tests and publications during the
ensuing year and for local meetings Of the mem
bcrs. Alrthc Old officers were reelected
INDICTED FOR VIOLATING TIE ELECTION LAWS.
James l.. Flint, member of the Union League
Club appeared before United States Commissioner
Shields Yesterday and furnished so, 500 bail to
answer the charge of violating the election laws.
II IL charged that ON November Mr. Flint who
lives nj Larchnont Manor induced Ole Zctzmgia,
a foreigner to east his vote, although he was not
entitled TO IT, The United States Grand Jury in
dcted Mr. Flint for this offence. Henry Cole be-
came his bondsman
LIMITING M MBERsHIP ~ An EXCHANGE.
At a special meeting Of the Ncw-1Ork Petroleum
Exchange and stock Board Yesterday the follow
ing amendment 10 the constitution was nnani-
nionsv adopted he number OF mcinoers OF TINS
membership shall have reached the number oil
/, 700 40 seats shall be sold for II membership fee
of less than $1,000" The present membership OF