New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
NEW-YORK CRY

"Repubican."-Yes. -
meeting of canal-mcn will be held az NO. IL
South-st ats O'clock tomorrow.
Lucille Yseult Dudley is becoming inc 'ic'iii VI
autograph collectors.
Gin shops near the Bridge sell Twenty-Five prone,
made tickets for three cents US an lhduceien' "
draw custom.
The Sueriif's Jury Yesterday gave Margaret Leitz
bach 90 500 damages for breach of promise oi
marriage on the part of John j. Sayre, OF NO. Ia
East Fifty seventh. st.
Mr.. Sinclair, of Harper's Week'y, received WORD nd
Yesterday that the man in Athens Ca, VINO was
supposed TO be Mr. Conant. was a Mr.. Nostrano' al
employe of Harper Brothers.
FAILURE OF c. s. GRooT
The failure of G. s. GrOot was ann0unceu o vi
Stock Exchange Yesterday. Mr. Groot nad al
ready sold his membership and was wai'ihg ol ,oll
the formal transfer. 1t is understood tha1 ho HIS
no outstanding contracts.
STORY OF THE REVOLUTION. ~ u
Prof John Fiske. of Harvard College, Will teli
the Story of the American Revolution III - tnil-
teen morning lectures at Chckeng H. haiI gvon a,is o
Lent. The first of these lectures VIII DC ei'o' VII
Tuesday, March 3, at IL a. IN.
HoNoRING DEAD FIREMAN - -.
Funeral service for Fireman James L. SmlIh, OF
Engine No IL killed at the Te N ass az no. MoSison-st
Members of his company and an escort u. @ Uii Lii
and men from the Sixth and Eighth ba''aioii' III
be present.
RACING ON ROLLER SKATES FOR MEDALS.
It was gala day for school boys YESTERDAY G AT
the Knckerbocker Roller skating kink: INN bv
bows raced for q silver medal, WHICH "iS ~ aro
p Davev, of the Sevcnty-tifth street. school !her9
20 aiso pace for a medal between students or
the Packard Business College whlch wds Mot to. ",
S. Wolfe Tomorrow night ticre VIII w
mile race for amateurs
.,frp,c.N PROTECTIVE TARIFF ASSOCIATION:
The American Protective Tariff Association, non,
which was organized at the Astor nouno vi Th,,rs
ary 15 will hold its second meeting on hoTi Te Tom
day at noon at the Metropoltan Hotel II He smm- nD
mittee on Permanent Organization, r.. ~ I'm n', nf
down, NJ. NJ Budlong and LeGrand D. y Tbrnnne e
New York: William A. Ingham and J T. ln,oIbpe' ~ I'
of Pennsyvania: Thomas H. Dudley ana ., ond
dee of New Jersey: F. A. Flower, of Wisconsin; ana ,
G. w. Russell, Of Massachnsetts' w VIII nio0' "'
same hotel On Wednesday at 8 p H.
Mr. Schwab, Of the North German Lloy l, Sleai5 n5
ship Company said yesterday . he iaotSr roaos %e
vices from Hamburg In regard 10 ,he ""i rornany
between the Hamburg-Amerlcan Iacket Uohipnny nant
and the Continental Conference are 10 ,ic y Dnoo'
that at the recent election OF directors oi o - III
American Company four ol the LlienuI inI Tbi:
Carr owner of the Carr Line, were electeu. ~, s
gives the friends of the conference m'9oi,y 70 70
the Board and points TO settcinen' Vi 'N0
war in the near future"
STABBED WHILE QUARRRLISe ABOUT WCMnIHS nnI H.,
youth entered the police station III ,n hod hcep
early Yesterday morning and said tha5 nc ina pr
stabbed by an unknown swedc III pa.,IIS ~ ~
There was wound In his back. near the II I,gns -
shoulder blade, where khiie @ nsu na vid Boylc of
No j64 Etlantic-avc. Brooklyn. The pollce sent
hlm 10 the Chambers Street Hospital. whelc p,io
ascerfainel tnaf his WouDu wac n
s asa ,bat he nuarrelled with the Swede about
woman who was arrested yesterday and sent 10 inc
Island for disorderly conduct
MISTAKEN FOR RUNAWAY BOY. -.
Louis II. Watts age twelve WHO nveS VIII ,vn ~r'
orandmother at No. l04 south Fifth-st, Bro9kyn d.
| e. D. spent the holidays with relatives III tuca'
and started alone ms homcward journey on
day His grandmother went 10 the 0Ianu ton,im @ ,hn
Dcpot in The atern oon bat the boy was not on the
| train on which he left Utica Two hours later .i ne
arrived and wandered about the depot a m5'i he ee"
police sent him to headquarters Ma''s ma" %ha,Ies
| arrested at Albany, being mistaken Tor ChafLes
Hitchcock. boy who had just run away ron niS
| home in Utica and was believed 10 be on inc traih.
| Watts was taken home yesterday.