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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02
BANQUET or THE IITANS,

TALL MEN, GOOD CHEER, WITTY SPEECHES AND A
PHOTOGRAPHIC CAMBRIA.
There is one thought dear to every American
heart this is that although this universal Yankee
Nation doesn't In for all the furbeows that decorate
the efee monarchies of Europe, 1t has the material for
every individual furbeow. Thus while JefersoDian
smplcity does not permit of Presidential guards OF
sky.scrspng altitude the dinner Of the TtaEs at the
Hotel Brunswck last night gathered enough tall men
together TO prove the eIistonee OF ample
material for such company of qdaiiIy
to satisfy Great Fritz himself with few drum majors
left over one hundred mighty men who have risen
high above their fellows came to honor the annual
classical symposium and ambrosia night
When they had gathered in the dning-room the High
Priest j. TruIubu smith, appeared in his presy robes
OF white ana read The Latin Invocation. linen
the company marched around the room under canopy
embroidered with gold As each went under lie
reached up and touched tae stars.
IL was privately understood that any man who failed
10 reach the stars would he branded fraud and
Intruder and sent to bed without his dinner
when these formalities had been attended to
the dinner was attacked and II the pleasure Of deRu
ton can DO reduced 10 much an inch. the various
courses must have caused sum total Of
EXQUISITE ecstasy in their long journey downward.
Al the head Of dnngroOIn was an old oil painting OF
the Ttan's Cup" snda formidable camera which Titan
r. A. C. Smith trained the assembly AFTER they had
absorbed sufficient Dutch courage 10 ehaoe tneh "
face the indiction.
Among the taest Titans present were Alfred Wagstah
II. d. Faulkner. Judge j. Il. olney, IL. APlnRton'
Charles b. BrOwn IDgerson Lockwood James f"riey'
DR. /. L. Leaman, ID. BOnanO, James G.. Bayrs.
Marland C0nk.in. Clarence q. Dln,nioT,e
Russell u. Hyde, Howard LOck"Oot!'
W. ]. Pierce, Bruce Pierce, John b. woodward: i; r.
PluBkettt, William L. Hamersey. BenJaniln r. f3s-
bureh aud John SeatOD the cOOrrd taD VINO pears the
Titan beaker at the Than dinners, ana smiles down on
the visitors the Equitable Building in the daytime.
After the photOgraphing Magister Alfred Wagstah
made a little speech In which he remarked that
sprlDg was here and unanimously requested
10 "cOme on" Then Judge Oluey, OF CATS
kill. made witty speech j. Trevitt PIKE sandwehed
IN number Of titanic songs. which had nothing unny
IN their ring. Dr. seaman called upon as
the Eseu aplus OF the club TO speak on the
"hgh-giene" OF tho club. Among all these Ttans,"
sad the Doctor. 81 feel like a Lnlputian. Now. h ]
only Cbauncey Depewtan should feel hettor and
doubtless do better" Other speeches aud Kept
the company state OF Ttanic good humor till late
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And Whlte resigns.
NOTES BY Captain MAcKKNzIE.


(n) This opening. known as the "Douhe Ruy Lopez"
first came into prominence during the famous Paris IN
terua Ora CHESS tournament OF 1873
U1 The " buok" move, believe IL CD TO ., but
NJ. Selnitz. whose theories Us Is well known0 fer
very often very materially from those Of the rccOg-
niLpl chess authorities. here introduces new line Of
play. pussiby after being hOrOu ghly anayZcd
may out 10 be sup rpr IN the usual continuation
(cD There to he nothing better; X to X. the
uuiy other plausible move would hamper his game too
much.
an The Queen occupies very threatening position
here, and doubt whether White had any better re-
source the reply or 10 kt p although II does give
up pawn ,,
ID Al the FIRST blush II would that the Bishop
was excceutiy posted at Q H >, hut White evidently
dld not wish 10 permit Blacks Queen To- 20 10 8.
threatening mate aud successfully parying any attack
thar White mis mt Institute aga uSt the Black KING.
" OF cOdise. not to q Il u, on account Of takes Il
l. rh, etc.
D IN an ofT.hand game "a sacrifice like this might be
uardnue. but occurr in match game for the cham
uouShp OF world II Is altogether neNcdsabe, more
back m" piece. he ur.rcts 10 avail himself Of it.
On COY q takes Il Oh. followed by % j 10 Q y j..
wins Bishop and certainly was preferable 10 the
course actually adopted. $1,000.
lI Another wcarisome succession OF checks, TOT the
purpose Of gaming time. In the tournaments OF the
German Chess alton. the rule Is, that whenever
pl ,yer lives tho check three times In succe7s"n
the adversary claim draw II Is a pity thdt such
u rurr " - not adopted ~ the present contest.
tD II Pawn takes BsnOp, Mhie can at least draw the
a o. by $50 likes Il + ch, etc.
~, The cOpp dc grdce Black now forces the exchange
OF Queens and VITA piece Plus must win easily.
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ATWATER-On sunday Febraary % Al the residence Of hs
daughter dar. NonE .rsOl hu i5Jn. Cal D
Atwaier m the S2d year d MS age
Funeral al Ang0rd Conn. Oh tu-slY, AaIch = at Z3J
o'clock
BARNDOILAR-On SATURDAY February y, the Rev. John
=. BarndOllaF his 18th year.
Funeral SERVICES evening, March at o'clock,
M the " sshngtol street NJ +. Chulcl, Broo T., n
Please omit Bowers
BOGER sunday February 2S stephen Bogert in his
Funsri services co be held his late residence l4S West
J4th ST. wednesday. March 8. at p. a..
Intermcnt at WcStwOod y. j. Thursday, MafcA 4.
Please OmI dOwers
CORN Lion saturday FeOruary p, John Hicks Cornell
in the IN year o. ll9 age.
Relatives and friends % family respectfully invited %
attend tue from residence 80 Monroe Pace
BROOKLYN. Tuesday. Harcn 2. ~ i A. IN
FIFRo-Honiay, MaIch u his late res dcnce Catsa,
shua Fi.in IT,, In ths IN ear Ut MS are
FGncra services CatsEll Thursday March T. o'clock
GRIswOLD-Gp PoughkeePsIo y. y. March Catherine
Breese widow OF Slnu b. GrswOld ca Jtun u :. Amy.
in the o5th year 81 he. age.
Funeral services Wednesday at D. N.
HOUSTON-At NewbarA New.York, March l, sarah
WIDOW o. the lats Nels Il BCus.Ol.
Funeral the residence hr son NAV water q Ar
thony Weinesdlt. az Sd inst a. Cioet y m -.
Relatives ana invited attend without further
Int, m, NJ private. THURSDAY.
Albany. Y, papers ease copy
ION ES-At WiltOn Conn saturday. February % 1855,
John ion =, IA the p4th year OF as age
Funeral etnesla, at p. IN
VAN DUE I'm this city on saturday February ~ VIII
Vln DuZer. aget ii yea >
frien Is iuVledo attend the unera A All
ants hurc SCANNED and II sts.. on fues
day. March = at Ia o'clock W.
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John Jones. veteran of the War of 1872,
and probably the in Connecticut died at
ms home in Wilton the age ninety-fJur years Mr'
Jones was well known throughout connecticut WIN
h.vcer,o IT .erying IN the War of 1872 his fe was
s,,rI,rv uueveutfnL He had a dislike or prominence,
and rarely took part IN public affairs lie never cnS'gci
I'm politics. ,nd never hal law suit lie rarely lett h'
home On several occasions he visited Br'ohlJn' b"t
never came to this cty. Tor man OF MS extreme lu
y,nrcJ I hi, retention ni faUutc. ana powers was
r.nurk1ulr For u long time T. Within rev ohl OI
ms death he was IN habit ot WALKING two miles Every
, tnr I'm. mail He Was the father uf Samuel Jones,
lie clerk of me Eastern NewY0rk District Court ana
Charlie, Jones' a well known lawyer Of thIH 81, o
cav. three children all OF whom are married Inc
funeral will tako place next Wednesday at wilton
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TRAINS BURIED IN sNowDRIFTs.
TRAVEL BLocEADEp IN ZERO Neutrality-suspicious.,

TRAVEL DLOCKADED IL ZERO wEA1 HER-THEtSTOR
IN NEw-ENGLAND.
UALAIs. Me-, Mar. 1.-Aroustook County, Me-, "a
showed under fully three feet the level Trains
blockaded in all directions. Every engine ttat can
be pressed into service hard at work but little head
way is II ade. largo portion OF both the New
Brunswick and st. roix and Penobsoot Railroads will
have TO be shOvellcd out and every available man il
shoveng to release the trains. Provisions have been
forwarded by shoes. and everything is
being done to make passengers comfortable. Zero
weather with % strong norlberly wind prevailed to-day
Country and logging roads are impossible. No
western mail has arrived since Friday night.
81. JOHN. y. b., March This city is blOckaded
by snow aud since Friday night no trains or mails from
the est have reached here. The trains due Satur
day morning and Saturday night are AT tireenpont:
sixty miles iTOIL here surrounded by dliiS ten ana
fifteen feet hirh Sunday mornings train is beyond
NancebOrO Snow ploughs and ytra engines are
wOrslng strenuousy to break the blockade All
western trains to-day were cancelled. The Quebec
train buried "A sBowdriit RivieTe du LOup.
he steamer State of Maine arrived here this morning
after very stormy passage
Bo>r"N, March l l>pcciah.-The high wind and
low temperature which has prevailed here since last
FRIDAY shows little change for the better. The VINO
to-day blew 1T the rate OF about twenty five IN les an
hour from the northeast. The temperature iell 10
degree above zero this morning and dd not le ABOVE
LOO.
dispatch from Palmer. Mass, says the wind did
considerable damage in that regiou. Communication
by telegraph is ob anahe in directions as The
crOosbars TO telegraph poles have been torn down Ivy
the heavy winds. l he Palmer iron foundry ANA
machine AhOD was severely damaged on Saturday by
the falling OF huge chimney thryeet high. through
the roof TO the room below here force o. workncn
employed. steam gauge was torn oil the boiler
! he hre Immediately drawn 50 that an explosion
was prevented.
The farmers report great damage done to fruit trees
and as-ert that the peach crop will be a failure. .
4 dspatCh To " The journal - from Houiton. Me-,
SAYS " This region is suffering from tue worst
snow storm known tor twenty-h years. II has
stormrd continually for four days The roads are i'm
nansAhle md lralns nrr sIOnncd.I
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RECOMMENDING GEYARAL HOWARD.

BosToN, March l (SDecidD. -1rhe Baptist min =
listers to-day again had under consideration question
OF a successor General Hancock resolution which
has received the assent II two mbers OF the commit
toe OF three appOn week consider the adyls-
ability of the passage OF resolution In favor Of tho
appnintmeut or General Howard sub nitted to
conference by secretary the absence OF the Rev
T. s. Moxom. chairman OF the committee. The resOlu-
ton was follows:
TO His ErceHencl Me President ~ The UHite9 states.
In view OF the promotion which must 5000 b. made OF
general officer to fiji the place In vacant by tue death
OF General Hancock the Baptist ministers 81 Boston ana
vicinity desire To express tneir bSA regard Tor Gener
o. q. Howard 4 soldier and - Christian. AMI their
earnest hope that the promotion winch belongs To MN
by right Of seniority may not bo diverted from MN ny
any Influences political or sectariau
The Rev. Gausha Anderson could not see why General
Schoheld, the OF Baptist minister splendid man
every way ana tho man - whom tho appointment be-
longs should i9e the Endorsement. II any one
we're 10 be indorsel instead Of General Howard The
KEY Emory j. Haynes could not that the conference
had any thing 10 with tue matter ana on motion OF
Mr. Seymour of the RuGgles street Church the re5Olu-
ZION W. table
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FIVE MEN BADLYHURT.

NAsHrA, H. IT,, March Last night
Beasom'- block Nam ana Factory St.. WAS burned.
The ground pied by h. \. Westler boo
shoes; J. W Howard X CO.. furniture whose loss is
~ 1000, H. {. PhcuIx. clothing. $1,000; James sterile.
organs sewing machines etc. 81 COOS and -. c. Chavez,
fancy goods The second story contained Various og.
and the ihIrd story Good Tcmp.Ars Hall and the CITY
Guard, Veterans cu1 The totol lo'H IL $4,000
Afauug chimney buried three hrcm"u-lcs Me- ",
-Eu fractured Will probably die Frank l. Farms WORTH,
three rus fractured probably f-Ay burt; and Iror-r
Campbell, s'uuu-.y injured BY thr gYin- way '.
lumber. "A ladder fell throwing Frank Holt i~ou Tie
second tory 20 the icy dew ak He was 'eyrfry in-
Iurcd but VIII probably recover. Charles y 'tnhrJ
wa struck by a brick IN the head and felcd to ia"
ground.
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OBITU AIRY.
JAMES ". LANERGAN.

BoSTON, March | SpccidN-JamcS W. Lam
er.au the actor diet this morniug lie had been Ill
some time and his lot unexpected. He was
born IN Tauntnn Ma-s., on September p. ISIS ana
spent most of boyhood in Fail River where he was
educated In the district schools When sixteen years
old he the head OF an amateur dramatic OrgsnLi
ton. His success amateur Induced MN 10 adopt
the stag. For some he member OF Dlnue-
forl's siroling company Hi- frat engagement III an
established then,re AT the Portland Museum
which was opened In July, 1919 In ls1l
lie was n member OF the Boston Museum
company aud three years he played a. the Bro dway
Theatre Sew-Yurk. where he supported Edwin Forrest
many times On June H. 1887, he openrd tIe first reg
uar theatre dtncrgans Dramatic Lyceum) IN ST. john
Al the end OF the he joined Mr. sOtherns
After another brief AT 81 John. he Chartered
vessel and took dramatic company To the West indies
,uppnrtrd NJ Booth the Boston Iheatrr. His L5Nt
cement va, At NIbO'> Cara, u. Now-Gurk. lie or
ysuIzrd later company tor the N~St aud s0on NJ OBJ
t,lued control OF the Detroit Opera House. lie re-
and then returned 10 - Jonn
where he up"urd theatre the ~. john Academy
of Music or Juno 3 ls72 In ls5O he formed the old
Glolc Theatre con pany. or late years Mr. Lanergsn
has managed thpJtr" IN Lawrence aud various CONF
pluir- ~ tue New En- md eIcu ANA mas given great
deal oi his attention 10 training pupils Tor IN" stage lie
W.. recently the " Lord ratlcrs company, ana Only
% short tim- ago ne produced u play written by Mt.
Downing, Of this city.
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R1[LEO1D LNIEREATS.

PENNSYLVANIA EARNINGS AND EXPENSES.
PnLADELPuA, March (Npcciii The Board
OF p recors OF the .ylvani Railroad shows IN it,
annual report that the Of IN" Pennsylvania
Division for SIS was ~ 1j36sj II the net loss OF the
uuited railroads or the Nrw.Jor-~y Division was
$3.50 49G - and the to- a. amount ed To the
credit o. profit and loss the end Of the year. after the
payment of dividends and All other charges, wa'
S7Ol27i 50. Thc total amount expanded on conSiuc-
ton, equpGn mt etc. $3.50 600 Of. The gross
earnings Of all lines east Of Ptt-bure aud Ere was SD,
81 1888 3D. a decrease Of S29jl. % rs compared
with the preceding year. this being arcoaHol for al
rectlv nv the extremely low rates that prevailed during
the year The net the oprrtiOn OF the lc7 west
OF Pittsburg Tl,o92,9I3 -, An increase OF
S23l, O82 81 as compared win ISL
tn gross of all the lines owned or con rolled
by the company during the year Amounted 10 $j2'Ji
$780, gross cxprn@r'. ncnnlns rentals, eic, 10
sol coo COL, LEAVING S3l,3D3G17 81 IN net "trninL~
The freight traf' FOR tns year Aggregated HO1 .%''O
tons or 1909 1O,773 tons ctrrlei one mile East oi
Pttsbarg 4J,2SJ.237 Passengers we're carried, And
II 471 53A west of that pnnt, total OF 1l.foi.f'l
equ to the carriage OF l,234 JS9,lJ6 passengers one
mi
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THE FIRE RECORD.
An OPERA HOUSE RUINED.

Troy, \. Y, March l (Speci0b.- new Hall
Opera House m Nlamst. whitehall was discovered on
fire thi. morning one part Of tho building was occupied
a 10y Joseph Galley. 1t for over an hour I'M
possible do anything with tine lire. and IN that me
the structure destroyed. The guests nc the Motel
twenty-five In nunher ont in safety with much OF
their e,iee,s The flames spread all along the block.
burning C. II. Latrar-s carriage works. large tene-
owned by Henry spear. and tue barns ana Ice
house. OF .unu Ryan AMI Human ~krr.S. lie loss
b, fire. which checked at O'Clock. IL obp,ppl Ihe
OPERA house. owned by L. ". Hall, was provided With
new and expensive scenery aud properties, ana tHe
hotel aud-onelY furnished. The insurance III each
So excepting HAIRS VIII cover the oss. IN latter
hi, Fl3 900 Insurance the building. lie estimates
his loss al ~, 900.
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pARsoy DOWNS ArrAO1IAG REPORTER.

BosroN, March (SpeciaD.-parson Downs
has again called attention to himself by making an
assault on u newsI Apor reporter. ne BpSfon Post
RECENTLY sent H. l. Dellenbac 20 connecticut to invcs
gate the record Of Mr. Downs Tai. irut .tcd Downs
aud this afternoon TIC reporter was invited to the
Parker House by one OF the counsel for Downs He
went there rary this evening AMI rs no entered
the roU occupied Downs and his counsel the narsoh
hastily o,krd rue dOOI and afcTward slal pei tue
rriorer In the face before he could defend himself
Hrilrnhack made q ha,y departure. As no Vas Ho'nS
through the door, Downs IL Is said, made jump Tor
h caught him by the nape OF the neck and before to
M happy reporter could eject his escape gave uh
sNcfnl sharp blows tho head and face Ihe lawyer
present protested said and told Mr. Downs he WAS
inurng his cause BY such exhibition or mnscuIai
Christianity
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LOWELL, Ma, Nlrch The dry goods stores OF C.
H. Bsby and jams ". CaS,idy burned last sht.
Bi,by's los, /. $4,000; Cassdy's, Sl2OOOi loss on
buihlnE, q2.OUO
MEDIA, Penn, March THE large barn and contents.
udiug niurtynye IONS OF hay. sixteen cows gr In
and valuable In plemcns, OF l. Preston Thomas,
IN Thurnburg Township, Delaware County, were de-
$1,000
PGlEKsBuRG. Va. March (Specidb.-Flrc last niEht
damaged the building Of The Iudrr APp,ot The haurS
originated on the second floor IN the job printing once
OF (rurge BoEril. whose stock was destroyed twenty
three me canary ri. IN the Oltcr were suhOedted
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LnSnrA FIEKO.

Joshua Fcr0, age sixty INT. died yesterday
at his nome IN Ca;sk y. Y. lie had been ailiuS since
1876 with paralysis brought Oh, 1t Was thought by ac
,lort usftner lived 10 b- ninpty-niue years OF
n he son WAS born ~ srhohar County. In 1902 he was
elected to the Ascend j. aud served ~ STATE senator IN
I-Gu-'Gl. Daring tho war, N"rn ne uItI' WIS
.u,h l eu-r excitement. he WAS pruYONt-luar~hdl Ol
Greene County. The feeling ran =" hlGh AGAINST MN
nsrrI,ut h,. wa. h.hIy rrsu.c and VI cly known
I'm notifies MIR Zero originally wing Hud later an
acfyr member of the Republic ~ party. tie was dele
g,e To many state and NdpnHl Conventions. several
Times member or the Republican state Committee, ana
for years chairman OF the Greene county
tomi.itt,e. A widow, taree Ions ana two dangh' rs
suryyr him one OF his sOus - states Attor
ney Trro, and another. j. NJ Hero. lawyer III th!s
CIV Tho funeral Will he held a. Catsk Oh Ihilsdy
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

tribune OFFcE. March FL A. m'-l"o
Itch rovsd from Georgia into the ocean sunday came
nm along tho coast Yesterday increasing In intensity anu
causing renewal OF high winds from H"ttoraS 70 Nos
scotia Tho Western storm disappeared leaving inc
whole country practically clOudless In the eastern
dstrcts slightly colder weather ruled In the west
was little change. Tho barometer here rose 'f'i'
and then fell with clear sKies The temperature rans.
between % and lie. the average Q1's1 peihk -'T
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Ac,y,DIiy PACIFIC DEPOT BURNED.

WINNIpEG, March Fire broke out at an
early hour to-day In The Canadian Pacific railway depot
aud che structure totally consumed. The alarm
was late OWING To defect IN the box and as result
the fire gained too much ueadwny before tie arrival OF
tho Hte brigade The origin 81 the IRE II ny stcr'.
binding aud contents were valued At P-OOUOO ana
there uuly $1,000 Insurance. Two men "ho Hrp' Ia
Dominion express Office narrowly escaped with IheLT
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covrRNMEYT And UYIoN PACIFIC.

WAsnINGrON, March LIN the Court Of
Claims to-day chief Justice Richardson delivered the
opinnn OF the court the OF the Union Pacific
Railroad Company in which II Is held on the authority
OF several decisions Of the United states Supreme Court
that the night Of the Government to retain under tile
Subsidy acts the sinking Fund act he whole com
pensiOn due the company Tor SERVICES. applies onN 10
conprnsat for upon The sGJ miles OF AIDED
nor ohs OF road and 10 the 2.l7J miles for tue
building of which the United Sfates furnished no ala
either by bonds chartered rights.
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rShOuld be re nj DAILY by al Ih'ei' d" 0"H0' nay W
cur osign countries need not be specially airesset
particular 81 "A nor AccOt "h3i IL - o-
,ri M send luOucao4 Of hanki1s aud conn sctt aoc1'
rnts letters not spec ally addressed oehS sent " 'l'
fastest vessels ayailaJie
l,,re,on n,,l, COR the week ending March VIII clOss
,pCN,.,i IL in al cases Al this once a folio -;
rTr NY-At II a. n for Caupanc and Ciudad Bolivar
per : = r. Callo at 30 D. ~ i0r iort" hco art't'
per s Antilles at D. H. LOT beriid"' Per -
luuIdai
u,unNt-nAY $50 q. n lor Europe. per s. 3 tiier.
VA southampton aud Bremen al 40 a m zoo Jinaca:
C,ntrA aud tie 7Out1 faehC poiA~ per
1IariJel wa KINGSTON detteTs Tor Mexico must %
lagtb.t -; at y. IN. tOT ttanoe ltct.
pei Canada VIA lavre letters s'oo "he''N P0'
canada y. - ,,.,,,,
THURS DAY-At l2:5Op, m for Europe pS > Der TeOs
wa QueeustOwn, at y M OF .nt,'Hu' s''rrrecS
ID. m. lOr brshluih -,
al $50 D. Tor rruAiii@ POI = y ''''' '''i N'''
orleans. - ,,,r,,. nara = GaIli, via
Queenstown; at IA i,Tl enc ieIt,F 'sasI be i'
nee 4 ieerI.m. via CttsIin ,Hn, ~ ~
Ie.ts" gRhynlana Antwerp oetteTs must DC directed
Hner Rhynl mi ~ at a. VI VI 't,h % s,n P II.
steamer ,vinss lOn add GTeyt0wn per = Nep unO
~ ISn D. M for Europe per s. Baluc. VIA queens
~, or china and japan. per san PABLO iron san
iii AMI samoan lsianis,
ors Mauposa from san franciscoh close here Aarcn
% prtftsb mails for Australia uas fof the society
la nds per ship Iropic Bird IRON san SiosS
here Match % At m Mails I3r Su Rey ~ Wes s rl
Tampa Fla, and thence by steamer Ifon MY "''' fi'
close az this flee dallS &C $50 a. III
he schelule OF closing Trans Pacific mass Ttaigen
an ,ha nresumpLOn OF tleir uniatefruptel oyettn"
a. sa1 Francisco from the h ~ arvlak % ai -
en FrauciscO on the day Of SAILING oi steanos sio JUS
patched thence Tue sane WsSRy G. PEARSON. Postmaster
po.t Odace New.York. n. Y. Feb 20. 1850
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pr.rr1-cTtov n GrvDrR YARDS.

Fire started about o'clock yesterday after
noon IN Bodlnc BROS lumber yard ~ West Nrw-Brigh
ton, : l. \ stun northwest wind sGread the hre. Tho
damage NJ Ia o'clock ,sr night Amounted % 10000
The prulcrty ws- insured Tor 9JrOdO various con-
pam = rhc entire Nolth-Shurc FIrc Department OF
slatrn IsiA.d. under Chrf t. n Bourne, wcr promptly
on hand. Four engines Hud hose carriages came from
BERGEN Point and up I'll 10 o'clock confined tho fire TO
Tic IuInNnF sAIdA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-02
cOUNc1L OF THE REPUBLICAy LEAGUE

The Council of One Hundred of the Brooklyn
Republican League for ORGANIZATION last evening "
No 81 FulIOn-sL About seventy members W."
pre,eaL Tho president Of the League. joan 49,
chi ad attention proposition presrhtsu ~ o hes
eTnor H IN his MESSAGE 70 shorten tne aay
twr.n the final DAY OF registration ana eIe,to ~
which ia now about fifteen days THIS woulu en -,
effective the printed registry lists inc ns nrsssnt
svstem of electipg district Aldermen was asgo' W