davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
10 RACE FOR 4 SINGLE DAY.
YoRTY-FoUR MIN START on SMALL TRACK TO
co As THEY PLEASE

YoRTY-FOUR MIN START on SMALL TRACK TO
GO As TGEY PLEASE.
TIL Noonen's Championship OF the world" twenty-fout
hours please contest began st night at II O'CLOCK
and will end tonight at IL IL Is taking place al ths
American institute Building Third ave. Plenty OF
room was spared fakrs' and they were there
In great numbers and all kinds and descriptions The
doors were opened early that the crush and Jam that
has characterized many walks good and BAD at Madison
SQUARE Garden might be repeated at this contest
To keep more successfully tho anticipated crowd away
from tie building brass band played circus airs of
short time before the then passed into ths build
ing They played such touching melodies as Mother
Put my Little Shoes Away"
To start the show booming" mile race. with
six starters was introduced J. E.sedoreT won II +
j. o. Donohue brisnR ali with glory and ne" high
hat refereed the with rare skill and Judgment The
Attendance numbered about 1000. few women Oe1hK
seated In the reserved seats.
These were ortyiont starters: Go'rro Cartwright
Of Enhand. George Noremac. George Conner. Nat Co..
Inns Robert VIM Nurman Taylor. Villa" o Reef, '"
Burr.l B-niarin Currea. D. Bonnet JACK smith' IN
kpown Arena stnca r Samu EDlv. CHARLIE Williams
Edward tlarE Thomas Swell Hugh oConneI Charles IN
wards Arthur Jackson HAM Lawrence George Barber.
Thoma, Hughe.. Blooh' :" Tn nrwn." John L-"i''
Mccarthy. "Unkuo~n." Thomas O'Rsiliv; Henry New.
mans Unknowa Edwin West. Charles Roessle. Richard
Herman John W. Larsen. Chares Desmond. Joseph
B~vrsrh. Ja.per ConnsIv solomon wa'sra Charles p.
Stuart MARI Newman Phiup strauss Jares Ssmmerriile
Edward o. snen Rennev's UEknouh" ant Charles WIZ
Jams ready for the at fourteen minutes
mast eleven Reeres o. Donohus havin got h,ms II
IN form as 1t were his starnG N. FIRST shouted
.Go IN cool ami dis nifed .ay = mar
row aie track crowd things and all were
enxion. t. get good positions they OF Ike drove
Of Texas stampede Many OF the runners ooEe'
blown before tho drst mile was finished Csrtwnrhr
ahsug he to hurry hpse led NJ The end oil
the nr.t mile he made seve. minutes Conner was
.econd and Neu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
THE Fatal CRASH IN BROOKLYN.
QUESTIONING WITNESSES AND ExPgRTs As TO no

QUESTIONING wIrNESsEs ANp EXPeRTs As TO NOW
THE ELEVATED STRUCTURE PILL.
The inquiry OF the pc pie who were killed
by falling girders OF the Union Elevated Railroad at
Flushing ave and Broadway. brooklyn February IA.
continued last night BY Deputy Coroner Lindsay In
Justice Kiehrs court No. $40 Broadway BROOKLYN
large OF testimony much OF which was
damaging the had charge OF constructing the
road
Nathaniel D. Gardner tire superb tendent for J. e. and
j. NJ Cornell who the contract to build the section
the road where the accident occurred was the hrst
witness testified that be visited the place as usual
on that morning nSiug that ~as In proper
shape walked Broadway about twenty minutes be
fore the fell policeman told him OF the
terrible accident and he rushed TO the scene After hat
remembered little about what happened he was 80
much overcome A. t. what thvfed the eihers 70 give
way drop platform and engine house on top Of the
Reid horse car he refused give opinion. His
technical Information upon methods OF BOOSTING up the
grders boiling their together working the PLATFORM
by huge and OF the strains upon the various
portions derrick lateral gear etc. was confusing
jurors and finally the ne~s retired laying that
could understand how the accident could possibly
have occurred under the circumstances
His testimony and that OF has ssssttnt Captain George
w. Homan brought out the fact that the traveller
carried the engine house and platform was rolling
In the girder when the smash up took place Both ON
S Ss%di IN sHs Ss the os and 50
"tsveller" into the street 100. x,.sr,.r a, ,h.
road and eyewitness 70 the disaster supported sns inc
OK strongly hI Mee Ss ~Gs and William Georas pasio1
whose adavs taken in st. canarn ines h eSds ~
the srs SS 90 e RS% E'' a ia, he S
yelled whoa the wheels passh over the chccas the
Outside sd ss the erers @ayna @ "a anu TEL
John Pec Alan sshns oS zut Jasps Bowen
William " EwOoa william Gilbert ana James mes M May ss
lourned for one week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

saving that he assumed that Mr.. Depew was TN
only Yale Hsn in existrOce, ne was the Only on
10 had over seen ar Dinner here, and he had novel
zen any at n dinner IN Philadelphia
A "lale man" was hua. ly produced 10 tine pei
son of G.. G.. BeaIcau, ihough IT was limited ihaf
,,ny stood IN the place OF Ar Depew'
and was really a Harvard man az
n ex-presueut Of this very harVar
some Of the-uol fiIngs-but things that had oee
sent against Yale and this he pr'ce oed TO 40 VII
such effect that wnen ne was done speaklng an'
The marty broke up every member of 1t was moi'
rhan ever convinced that there never was am
never could DO a collage 10 approach Harvard II
any desirable pHrtcular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
ADMIRIYC BLAINE, But OPPOSING HIS NoMINA-
TON.
TO the Edftor Of The Trf1u"e

To tn, Fdfior Of The Tri1nne
Sir: I voted for Mr.. Blaine-I was eoreiy dsap-
,olnred at his DEFEAT continue to admire the man.
and would stlu be pleased to him eectcd to the
prosidoocv Int have been convinced for some time
that il would be impolnlc TO nominate him am
glad that NJ Blaine has acted the manly and parotc
part of Withdrawing from the canvass al an carry
hav. In so doing he has added lustrc 10 Ms e'c@I
name If Of his friends who are now c!anior'"s
for his nomination hold the views that have been e1-
pressed in my hearing that they WOuld ra'hor IAN
with Nr Blaine a. a candidate than succeed with any
otbor- them they cannot be reasoned WITH and all the
rest of the marty NAY the result of their action
even II it leads to ruin But II they desire him merely
on the ground of choice, OF personal attachment
or of confidence of success, such may Do i"asoHeo
with and would ash them to remember 1854 ihey
were equally confident then. remember that We
were assured in 1884 that we had leader who
would puf New jersey In tho Republican Column, bat
the Democratic plurality greater than IL was iouI
years before
Many friends Of Mr. Blaine are becoming more az
gcssivo pei siStent for his nomination than "ero
the sta!wa!ts7 for Grant in 1osO tui with the dHer
enco that Grant. by silence, Permitted himself to
be a candidate, while Mf. LiAno says dSuHfl!S lhae
lie IS uOt candidate. and th0so "hU question M san
A. would fOr iAuso Who persist IN hls hohnha
ton to consider the position IN which they ~Oah b3
placed the patty ii al the Chcaeo Cont 9Hl"A tAo!
sbolld count about 100 They should consider
even with all enthusiasm. that II is pOss bic that
hall The party NOhlu pIcici @h''iic'
There ls buf one contingency under winch he should
be rominated-that Of d Spontaneous desire OF the
party for him, amounting To Substantial uhahnHty
hinder which condition he would be nominated aud
then he would accept such condition IS not LIKELY
to arise The thing for Republic ans ~ 90 Is 10 az
cent Mir Blane'S advice and make the party united
and harmon Gus, reason together and ahce the result
No one can be mentioned against whom oo!e' IONS
cannot DO urged but mere cTiueiSlis 90 MOI ueto
a mau have seen crit cisnIs against the chai-
Acter or ability Of Sir. Delew The WISDOM win
which he has administered the AFFAIRS oil the companies
over which he has presided ought to give the people
confidence that could be ntruted With The affairs OF
the Republic. Hts business relations bls sSs "a,
standing and cultured would enahte him I" MI
the office with grace aud dignity. Hts pubic inter
aures show that he Is man of broad views and not
one whit loss a Republican than Mr.. Blaine ! pro
pose Depew, of NcwYork, and Harrison. OF Indiana,
subject TO revision by the Chicago Convention "
Uobokcn, y. j., Feb. 90, 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
THEY STILL WANT BLAINE

To The Y dIIOr OF FHt ~ . II NJ
Sir. week, effort to convince myself that what
over Mr. Blaine should say must be right has iaiieH
to soothc the disappointed and dsheartenlns feohnss
which the reading Of his letter called forth inc
great disappointment and sorrow after the maj an
nounccmont In le64 OF his defeat by hahaiuI oi
votes in This State did not creale more GePie'',it
feeling than this last announcement If taken as his
oo,,tcs ma anxious # shall DO. But there Is no
recessitv for thinking Mr. Blaine cannot DO nom
mated: no other name is the lips Of SO many 10
nnbllcans as his. He carry The stare OF Nv
Sork which IL not absolutely necessary 10 lePuDIcdh
victory Is very desirable In place u beyond aUupt
In This county there Is no second Cto'ce' AZ pe-
,ara NJ blaine is tho strongest cand date tho party
can nominate. Thousands OF readers Will thanA
Tue TKIBUSE for the opportunity OF giving OK
- ts,1tn, ~ Feh 90 1gss II. y. O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
INSPECT TyOA NEW GLIB HOUSE.

Tho opening OF the new club house OF the Kings
Conn ieemen. Be fort near Fu t'nst Brook
lyn occurred evening The bulldog cost s20OOO ana
fonr store, high It was brilliantly nghteh ana was
,hrown open for inspection the present were
Manor Chaplin Park Commissoner C. II Lu 'conbo, Eugene
Backiori County Clerk John @ Rankei. WV snare f.
W Lourks Alderman II. 4. Smith. Snporvisor o. b. Lock
wood Joseph p. Hail. DR.. W. J. Ghhlan. Howard ID.
smith Dr. L. O. WI dor q F. ". Price. An entertain
ment and retire, hents file up Later part Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

presume that all of Logans friends would he glsn 10
% Algcr nominated. William walter Phelps Is =
lose confidential friend of Bainc and tho irisns W
egnrd him with favor And last but not oss', h,sn
md Phelps are life long Republicans with eAcchen'
ecords IN important public positions
sHERMANs CHANCES IMPROVED
From The Fayette (Ohlo Republican
II ts generally conceded that Mr.. Blaine's nttsr
las greatly increased John Shermans chances io .h
iomInafion as next to Blaine, sherman Is one of tho
nost popular public mon In the United siaies'
THE PACIFIC COAST WANTS BLAINE
From Tho Virginia (Nev.) Territorial Enterprise
Every Republican tho Pacific Coast VIII regree enc
out here Blaine is the most popular OF Al ~,
anddaIes lie could carry Nevada easily Caiiiofn,"
husism equal to that which his former campaign "a
cited In Pennsylvania
STRAW AT AMHERST COLLEGE
Amerst DISPATCH TO This Bosisn Herald
The students Of Amherst College held mock
naiional Republican convention In College Mall 'i -,
eniag Au,h preparatory work hal been uo"o At.
no way OF cauc .ses and campaigning and the uI
factions primed for war when tho coh'o GU
lou was cal to order Bsnne, ,ho h srs ballot wa
announced 10 was Blaine 13l Hawley. o. on ,n.
nan, ca; Lincoln. So There being as d,Isg ar
voting there no maturity, and at IL ~oO '"o ''
vention adjourned Without decision
OREGON FANCIEs MIR SHERMAN
From The Portland Orcgonan
Senator man Is a candidate, and frankly avowe
II. He IA strong and able; his name Is honora ~
Identified with the history and legislation OF Nv
couniry; his exp crIenc- In public affairs IL iafga'
perhaps than tina, OF any Other American statesman
H. ing; he is man of cool temperament am .."e
judgment and all the public interests would DC sac
Thew are other names. as Allison Gresham: 1law
lev and Harrison one of whom the noh'ilsIo
might with goat prophet GO Bun thr Ina. on 81
name would hndle most enthusiasm Is Genera on0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
DIrD.

McrNrYsE-on rn.,aay. ai:s inst. John xcDoash
s s s ~. rs.1 s age Hua.. T.
Thursday mprains. at lli3oo o'clock
rgLsoS-fn This city tn. goth February inst. RoSsss
Funera sry,. 9. LATE r sss a. I, 1870
sEyMoURAt Brick csrrcs n. j. ps.rusrv ~ 1883 o.
digh'hera Cornea Collins dsmrhter OF ames e. sna O~
raosr.i .s,v... % F.nrusry rs 1885
inierment At Woodawn
TRAvEns-At tho residence o,si. mother y. Yves.
OF the late William Iravers IN the s7h war hs age
s .ssi 1r,1 MY 'f sssraaf. % q. 1850
-, R:l.. We. ant e cad: AZ. ,avt'! to a'to"A-
The inisrment viii be at Newport
UEnERHILIA, the re,aens' "sasr 'sI ,,, HS
ss K.s sd.. 81 -. st s Ira ,,, ra ne-
10 IL East 6Stst NewYor<. On Thursday. @sh inst' ~
VAN wTNSLe-Atst Vincent Hospital. 10 Chi, city %
s So s,s % 3, y,H Van Waits 81
wHTrE-ip this citv .his rsatsnc.. No n West ssta
st. on Mondsv. the 10th Inst. George White -,
iotS... and gi,,rr on rhar,,ss. asi %,i oi5a N
Inf~rraent at Frapin ghsn. Mas.
sunday noriiSs' February H. Isss as.d s. v,,rs.
N."yors cy @si i sfsoraooS February ~ 1854
Int~rmsni Al Portland Ma
Portland and Boston PAGERS nj 'ass copy
HEADQUARTERS LApAvKrrr posr. No. i4o
DEP ,ErMgNroF NEW YORK @: a. X D.,
%s;%:.y
THKo W. onKIo Aaatant
MILITARY oEp n 3 9 S IaE LOYAL LEGION
HEapou4nrs DErARrnryr oy Tns sy'TE o. NEw;yoES OK,
ion Paymasier Char 90 ". Ha~sl~r tate q. q Navy.
b. & % s :" cn Enc &
% the arrival OF the LIS train from Chambes
c,,, Maj, s.,c, erS ,CWS NJ sqFoy ED HsAa
Recorder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
g & Cox'S ROOK pL.rrs s.PF

PROVIDENCE. L. l. Feb ol.-The plates Of Congress
man S. S. Cox's work. Three Decades Of Federal
legislation which were thought to have been des'
troyed in the fire on Sunday night in Reids printing
house are found 10 be safe There is also Large
edition OF the work in Boston binderies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
HUNDREDS OF GUEST AT A TOU6H CLUl
BAIL.

The seventeenth animal hall OF the Tough club was
g, ven IN Tsmmany Hall last night The club embraces
Ninth warders OF every political faith. and apparently
the whole Ninth Ward. with ts slsters cousins and
fen ale relatives generally took Part IN the ball Aoont
100 couples danced the opening Lanciers and the total
number OF gusts about 200. Full dress was the
exception rather than the rule. The programme pro-
vded for twenty-five dances K v. Freeman Il presi-
dent OF the club ii. =. Johnson chairman OF the
Arrangements COMMITTEE f. W. Lowell OF Reception
Comn,ttee aud Amos ] Cummings Assem blyuan John
NJ run T.. Bell. James A. Cullen anu John H. conway
constituted the Press Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
The WEATHER REPOIE

GOVERNMENT rNDIcATIoNs-FOR "a HOURS.
wAsmxGros Feb 2iFor Massachusetts and Connecticut
fair weather followed rain in the eastern poron light 10
ire .h northerlT winds becoming variable colder.
For Eastern SewYork. Eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey weather slightly colder light to fresh westerly
winIs becoming variable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
VETERINARIAN IN GFRNA yTOWN.

Philadelphi Feb 81 CspeciaiD.-Ths summer resi-
dcneo 10 course Of constructions belonging to Banker
HENRY l. Townsend. burned last night by an "cen-
diary fer uh.m a rnwnri OF $500 10 offered The ioss
will no nearly al 90 600 upon which there $50 900 In
suranoe 900 each the FIRE Association and Penn
syly anna 90 u paniss OF tAiS city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
MISS uOORE NOT TO BE ARRESTED

william Powers brother OF Charles Powers, Who 1t
Is said, is dying the effects II blow received at the
hands OF his teacher Miss Moore. OF Public School No
ls. Bsuer-st, Brooklyn. two yAhrs ago applied 10
Justice Naehr yesterday for warrant for the teachers
arrest The Judge refused to grant warrant on the
ground Of insufficient testimony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
THE Elm CITY GOES ASHORE.

EEw-HAvES. Feb. 2I.-The steamer Elm CITY, which
left New-York at IL o'clock last night for this port
went ashore just Inside tho breakwater at O'Clock
this morning during a thick fog The passengers
were transferred. some of the freight taken on
and the steamer was pulled of at high tide TO night
unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
Additional Train 10 Floritin.

Tn order 10 accom- number OF people dssr
tn 20 TO Florida this ant the Passenger De-
the Penasyvauis Railroad Co npaay announces
for the two weeks following the 2th Of this month that the
Florida Vsstbaio special Will evey Jay eIoeps IhuiS
DAYS and ndays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

Toilet cold have Its way often to assist in lay
ing the foundation OF consumption To cure the most
stubborn cough or cold you have only to use judicousy
Dr. Jaynes Expectorant -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
FOR v1cr-rREs1DENT WILLIAM o. BRADLEY.
PREPARE FOR A VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN.

To the razor Of The Fr tbuHe
Sir: l was opposed In 1884 to the nomination oi
Mr. Blaine for the reason that the feuds thar 'hen
existed between the Republican factions in your State
would leopard his election, and that the true pohcy
was 10 nominate Robert T. Line in The cono t'on
Of tho party has then Undergone thorough
change Tho Republican party has never been DC
ter equipped and never better feeling existed Inc
great ISSUE which the Democratic party has hereto
f,e so adroitlv evaded has become a fixed fact Wheb
n Democratic President boldly afirms from either ig
norance o. correction that the duty on all imported
articles adds precisely much to its cost 10 inc con
sumer and devOtc> his time to pie'ehl 10 COu6.os7
and Inc country a fallaciOus bur genOus Argument 10
advance his political hopes and ASPIRATIONS ~ Is ule
that the Republican parry should prepare IOi VIZ
orOns campaign. "1hen the furO. IeutOhcuS VIII
fame ont -, .... ,i,oo te q
wise statesman and while know that the par'! i
full TO overlooking with able men, the name VI 10
a. plaino is rjyeid In the affect of has party ana
towers above all Others. lie must and Will De tue
next Pres dent Of tho United states. o D.
luInenlPr. Va. Feb. Is, 1SS6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
NO SECOND CHOICE

To the RAZOR Of me Trtbane.
Sir: Aut Blaine aut nullus. Yours truly
STErIIEN GODFREY.
Huntington L l., Feb. 90, 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

TRIBUNE OFPICR Feb. % A M-Geueraiy CLOUDY
weather prevaed YESTERDAY with clear tendency toward
NIGHT The temperature foil from $50 TO $50 between mid
night and midnight i3 " being II - higher
than on the corresponding last AMI Az lower than
on Monday
In and near this city TO-DAY there probably be fair
weather with stationary OF ghy lower temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rus,lay, February 81. St the
residence ~ the brides pirsas, ls EASY ov hsI uN o
Rsr George l. Prentss D. D., Biaache stevens daAshtor
OF Mr. and Mrs Charles Folsom TO Dr. seoert T. DaVen'
port Of NswYork.
OVERWHELMINGLY ia East l2Tth ST.. the
rs,Ids roe 81 MrA Margaret Kennedy on February ~
s1s Nv the Rev EtgArt l. Clark, ID. D. tths Nnurcn
Of the PurAss Elizabeth de Vsaton Chapman 70 HArry
Nersereau
eEELEY-BROwNE-OnT Ia - tay FehrusD - oy sno
Rev Brock Morgan, a: - MARKS hufe1 ,ss
Emma Browne. dAukhter OF AiHeu ~
BROWNE Frank Ayila >oeey
New.UrIeans papers please copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
MiRRIED.

We'll Known Physician -, . =
aid and purest folet soaps arc nAde "
Americans "-Cashmere Bouquet an American soap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

Major. Gen JoHN w. sCHori ED y. A..
Capt EDGAR VAN wNKLs, U. S ". Commander
6perial Notltes.
A. Robert ssmerviie. Auesi ,nes.
NOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES
800 5TH.AvE.. NEAR 3iTH.Sr-
EVERY DAY AND EVENING SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,
UNTIL To EsDAY. 2srH INST, AT NOON.
ALBERT SPENCERS
COLLECTION OF sIxrY.EIGHr
FAMOUS FOREIGN PAINTINGS.
By GREAT MODERN MAsrERs
VALUED AT s25ooo9
SUPERB EXAMPLES By
BARYK. BoLDINI. BRETON. CoRo'
DAUBIeNY. DEcAaPs.
DELAcnoGX DIAZ DOMINGO DUPIE.
FRoNENTTN. GERoME
HAMoN. IsABsY KNAUs. MEIssONIER
MILLET PLAssAN,
ROUSSEAU. scHREYER STEVENS TRoYoN.
THEY WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION AT
CHICKERING HALL
ON TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY %
BY oRTGIEs co. AUOrIoNEERs.
(uNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF S. P. AvERYJ
CATALOGUES FORWARDED on APPLICATION.
A-A.- Evening Absolute Art sales
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS AND OTHERS
THOMAS e. KIRBY. Auc,ioueer
THIS "WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENING"
AT 7 O'CLOCK PROMPT.
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
East 23i-st. Madison Square.
AN IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF VALUABLE
MODERN PAINTINGS.
NEARLY THREE HUNDRED EXAMPLES
BY MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED
NOTED FOREIGN AND AMERICAN ARTISTS.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. Managers
A. Thomas l. Bncken, Auctioneer.
ByTHOs. /. BUCkEN a CO
NOTICE
THE ESCOSURA
COLLIE ION OF a 4 7 Q Il T. ).
Ancient Household Decorations Antique and Modern
Paintings Remarkable Tapestries, Hangiags Veycs sud
ET s: RAT !A a aaa s 81 % 1 3 os
WOODS and IvOr@s. Fine BrOnles AMI lelAbrt
Ancient AID Armor Richly Emhroderet an ttintsd
ceens Old Gold Silver Re 'ousse" Rars Bloks 90
cry.,aIs Rare ma',c. Instruments. Essans Costumes.
shoes Gloves, DC.
NOW on EXHIBITION
BUcKEE ART eAd d
Corner l2th--t
WILL. BE SOLD BY Auction
MARCH 2, 3, AND6.
AT3P. NJ EACH DAY
AND on THE EVENINGS OF
MARCH ANDs
At745P. NJ
A. William r. Moore. Auciioneer.
MoORES AUCTION GALLGRfEi
2s0 FIFrH.AvE.
now on VIEW DAY AND EVENING.
THE SECOND PORTION
OF THE
800 PAINTINGS
which In Of removal from his Philadelphia house laA
for other already published,
MR. CHARLES T.. HAZELTINE
has decided to sell fro-i his stock.
THIS GREAT COLLECTION
includes of Alvarez Bertu1er Clays
Coomans Courbet Couture Dau0ignr. DE Nsnviic fcs-
gotta. Detti DaE. Dupre. fsiero frsre 4aLut ooup.t
Isabey Jacque, Jacduet ianGeile LeleoNrr 60
re Lsya LuBlfuais PalmsrolL Pasn, Poiist POrtteJA
Rhet Rico Roybrt schr-yer Stevens Ttssot. Iroyos.
Vcyrassai, Vibo, Violin. Volta and many Others r..~
EVExISGs. FEB 90 MAR and .. at O'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
THE POPULAR CONVENTION.
A VOICE FOR GRESHAM AND TnscoCK-

y
TO the Editor Of me Trit"he-
Sir: am not a politician, but am Repuoics'
and have been from the first and desire 10 sec 'h'
Lepublican party restored to power. admire M
Rlaine 90 much that do rot wish him to run IN
,Ssl of anothr defeat I have had growing conVic'
lion that he ought be nominated for-ainohg
other thlngs-I do not think he could carry Newf"rI
state. and l am very confident, even certain ina
lie tould not carry EewJersey, nor Connecticut
know no Is mighty strong with his friends out We
must remember that the election will be very, yer,
close. Boosting ana platituuSs W." '"""' -
election. , -. A.,
know many Republicans who declare that theS
will never again vote for Mr.. Blaine $500,
Many OF nv friends Judge Gresham OF ihu
ana for first place on the Ticket add hereto zen
stor Hiscock OF New-York, for second place Esoh
would surely ~ hs own state -. ~
We must reason together. Republicans mus
cept lIr. BlahcS advice and he united "a ID
Boonton N j., Feb. 81, 1883
FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM o. BltADLEi
To the Edffor OF The Tr'bnne.
Sir: am OF the firm conviction that II the ke
nublcan party as such Will take square and POSITIVE
stand against Ehskey and Will announce itseI Oh
the principle of moral right and II wisdom Do eA
crcsed in the selection Of the standard victory
will inevitably follow. UIon this basis, and Win
william O. Bradley who, as the Republican candidate
for Governor Of Kentucky last year cur down the
Democratic majority from 10000 to l'OVo III tne
that Kentucky be carried by inc hePuu,h1a .hc
Other Southern States would soon ioho", anu III"
Solid SOnth would be forever broken ~
Louisville, KY, Feb. 90. 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

Tn the diagram continuous line shows tho barometer
fuctu tions Yesterday observed at the Cnted staes
etonaf Seryire station his city The dashes Indicate
the temperature Hudnurs pharmacy 2ls Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
DIED.

yodcr,or narrirgss must b: inforssf rita fa| name
aud address