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New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
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New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
REKARp1Ya XEARLY TWO HUNDRBp STUDENTS

The twenty ninth annual commencement Of the Gcnerai
Society OF Mechanics and Tradcsmcn Of the City OF New
York took place at No. IS Sxteenthst last evening
John L. Hamilton presided, and there were severai
speeches friends members Of the society Ihe
= Rev. Charles s. Narrower William q Smith. kooer'
Rutter and Albert g. Bogert made addresses ana lo'
students received their certificates Of merit from MI
Hamll,J,. Ane'np thtE who applaudcd the yotns oe'
serving receiving their cer'lHci were Henry o.
Sote. william ii. Webb John Banta. Henry Moorc'
Elijah p. Leonard, A. j. Bogart Thomas ID. stetson'
Charles I. Wills. Cornelius H. Delamater and John h
Voorhis.
The building thrown open tho public with al
It's treasures The j. Morgan Sadc library OF zoo Voi'
interested the architects who present. ana inc
picture given to the society by william II. weoo' en-
titled From Riches Poverty" commanded sttentio'n
from the beginning the end OF the evening. IL
lfe-sIze painting Of q woman with child In her arms
appealing will always DO forgotten
said q portrait painter last night
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
NEW YACHT CLASSIFICATION RULES.

The second regular meeting this year OF the new
Yacht Club held night at the club housc NO. "
Madison.ayc., Commodore Gerry presiding ana 4" M'
pro,n acting rs secretary The meeting largely at
tended The OF classification introduced az the
last meeting and published the time In The TRIBUNE
were adopted The following members were elected
Frank A. Hoyt Robert s. Church. II. f. Mccain, J.
AdriaDee Bush and George Hurlburt communication
was read from Dixon Kemp secretary Of the Yacht Rae
ing Association OF Britain, conveying Official Infor
nation which cable long since anticipated OF the
adoption OF resolution regrettug the recent action OF
the New.york Yacht Club In regard to
the international racing for the Americas cup That
means that they don't like the deed Of g No re-
sponse W the communication sent
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
NARM WORDS FOR HARRISON

THE GENERALS srRxNGTB IN INDIANA SHOWN BIZ
ONE OF MS CONSTITUENTS
BOSTON,, March 20 (specia)-s Tho Journal VIII
publish tomorrow morning On interview with ROD
ert g. Taylor, leading lawyer Of Indiana, on tho
Presidential question. Mr. Taylor says that tho man
Of all Others who is wanted BY Indiana for tho PresL
dency 10 Ben" Harrison. He says:
@The grest fact that commends him 70 the RepupI'
Iican party that no carry Indiana, and 20 can
be elected more certainly than any other man In the
United States. There l01 votes IN tho Electoral
College. Tho successful candidate must reoeivs Sol
or moro Mr. Cleveland will be the Democratic nom
nee Of hs deserves II, and he viii got Is. and
he win be hard 70 beat. We must have Indiana or
We are beaten, without New-York But v(th Indiana
and either Now-Jersey or Connecticut We can lot
New-York and tho south keep company II they want TO-
mont that General Harrison can carry Indiana In
1884 Cleveland carried Indiana BY about 1000. Tho
Democrats, having got US In hole, proceeded to stop
up tho hole BY gorrymandoring tho State 80 - 70
hx IL for fortysix majority on Joint ballot IN tho Log
islsture that to eloot General Harrisons success
sor In the Senate and eleven members OF Congress
out Of thirteon Whom tho campaign OF 1855 camc
on success looked impossible. But Coneral Harri'
won't into the Held with IN energy and enthusiasm
that was contagious Tho results of 1884 we're almost
completely reversed. Our whole State ticket was
elected by an average Of nearly 1000 We got eevcn
Congrossmen out OF thrteon instead OF two and tho
Democratic majority in tho Legislature was only two'
instead of fortysix'
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
MYsrgaIoUs TELgsRAPHY.

IL is said that the Indians on the plains havo always
prnclisei q system OF iientai teiegraphing among
themselves, by means Of which they communicated
messengers or signals ThIs mental tcIcgraphng is
by no means peculiar TO tho Indians on tho plans VI
the United states. The thing has boon done by
many people tho plans aud among tho nluuntsins
10th OF America and other countries, and Is to-day,
and always has boon, ono method Of manfcsting
inowcdgs known to and practised by many persona
The manner in which such communication arc a maae
seems 10 be, and is, great mystery. Many theories
about II have been suggested. all Of which fAi fef
short of satisfying the minds Of poorle ~ NOW u
donA Tho fact that such communications are ssn'
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
.p4vyyr HAs BEEN roo ILL TO PAX

Although the fact has not been generally know" W.
y,.hol the amusing Ravvy," Of Eminie." has not ap
reared in that part nearly three weeks but his name
has been retained the csst The reason FOR his retire
n-nt vas illness and succeeded by Charles Pun
kett ,..sy 49,.
ssns uuch better don't know how long should DC
she 10 stand the Of acting and singing again as my
ioess has weakened me good deal Still am reaay 70
try II my manager wishes IL am TO sec MI Aronsn 70
80 .,u v,sh me 90 take rest TIL the beginning OF next
se.son But II don't resume acting at once question
n shaIl ever do So have advantageous oners 70 go
into mercantile business'
sre large cotton spinners In Rhode Island
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
Tow nArT's suUosssyUL sESE51E

aurrRAL eauasAuJvuu WITH THE AUDIENCE IAH
s,--:.Ts AND TIE PxxvORnAScx.
Tns bsnsas fss Tony Hsr wss given yesterday VAN :
ansial result which rsnecu the highest ereo's On sns
800 ~ she benencsry The iabor Of the committee ana
nh committee and the generosity OF tne puo''c 10.
should the ssorts Of the sueedirector henrs ronl ~
his many mechanical assistant~ VINO :" ssse INC" ~
vicse be forgotten for owinx 70 the" WORK tne 'ons
programme was carried through th remarkable smooth
sss ana ceerity All the volunteer artists were warmly
received and descrvediy sppauded They comprise Fer
xuson ana Mack Frank Mayo ana comsny Chsf'es heea
Arthur Oswald Marshall Wilder. W. J. Seaman ana COM
rsnv Marie Jansen Harry Edwsrds Dave Reed and wife
and Eugene Reed Mabel stllnsn Clarence worrsu snd
John and Edna vidoco.
When In the Of his recitation A Msnagers
etoryr Harry Edwards called say. whatever
may be the OF they cannot be accused OF
having hearts, the applause almost deafenine
Thches Of the day naturally centred In the per-
Torrance Of the from Julius Caesar which were
given with the following cast:
Julius G sssr Cnsnes Ims hens
Marc Antony. 4. Ne, G Goodwin sta
S:g;s. SsSiS: rssss Fisss; "sw;IE!:s viz:
SsS,hssyer sssSsn Frank Mayo
MeteIus Steele MaSksyss s,,ss
Csphurnis Miss Selma reuer
Roman Citizens by Steele Mackayes Paul Ksuvar Mob
All the comedians attempted play seriousiy and
earnestly but the Instances Of Stuart Robson snd
Francis the audience would insist on considering
the more conscientious tho enort the RUNNER was s"o
result The triumph Of the performance was however
the really remarkable power and feeling shown by Mr..
Goodwin in speech after the assassination AZ the
end Of the tragic all tho actors were recalled again
and again Finally Tony Hart appeared between Robson
and Crane snd bowed his acknowledgements Beng essn
recalled be expressed eloquent psntomme the fulness
Of h,s heart and his inability 70 give 1t vent
The theatre. the Of which was given oy 1iimore
A Tompkns was handsomely decoratod with nags ana
banners Visitors entering were greeted by mrs
louis, Eldr;dee and Mra George w. Floyd. who sold
them satin proemmes so cents each and as much more
s they could be induced give Their efforts resulted
IN adding 5000 70 the receipts. The audience ncuoeo
nearly ,ll the actors and In or near
The ctv. All the music was given under the direction
Of william Lloyd Bowron.
The net receipts about s1o.5o0
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
yAyEoATToy OPEN TO YEWBURg.

Newburg, N Y, March 20 (spccial). Navigation was
opened botwcen this city and NewYork to-day by tho
Homer RamsJell Transportati ~ Company, which Is
nearly always tho first and the last stop In
the fall The new Iron steamer, the Homer Ramsdcll,
left New-York at 80 m. today with full cargo OF
freight and at 10 p. she rounded Into her dock
hero with all the railroad, shop and boat whistles
screechng for dear life IL took two and quartz
hours to come the last ten miles through the Highlands
from West Point TO Newburg and five hours to come
from Verplancks Point opposite Havcrstraw. whcro
the first Ice was encountered Tho heaviest fields
were met between West Point and Cornwall Inc
RamsdeiI proved q splendid Ice boat. The steamer
Newburgh of the same line, will follow to and
the rone will be thus regularly opened Tho Pough,
keepsIo boats are expected to follow tho Ramsaei'
bnaf
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
rBsARM0R OF A HIsHBTSDER.

sAN FRANCISCO March 22.-Wo0 Suong. notorious
highbInder who acts Is collector Of backma for the
society of highbinders. tried to levy on Mack Sam.
q wholesale cigar dealer last evening Sam refusing
Woo suong drew large navy revolver and fired twfcc
Into tho merchants face who lodged tho bullets ana
disappeared In cellar Tho highbinder. after being
shot at several times by policeman without injury.
was arrested. He was found to have shirt OF mall
NJ novel design tho material being paper- mache Of
such consistency that when under thick padded
tunlc II would be impossible for e bullet or knIIo
thrust to penetrate It. Formerly Chinese highblnde
wore steel chain shirts Of mall which were ooth
heavy and expensive. The new style OF armor Is Oh
Eastern manufacture and is light and inexpensive
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
CHATRrAY JONES SILENT ON PsLIT10S

PrrrsBURc. Penn, March 22.-B. F. Jones, chairman
OF tho National Republican Committee, left this morn
Ing for Washington He was not inclined to talk ABOUT
politics When asked II his visit to washington was Id
regard to tho tariff question, he replied:
"No 1t is q purely private matter that calls mo
there. There is nothing Of Significance in my visit"
Mr. Jones smiled when asked about tho report that
EllIns and Others intended to try and have Blaine
nominated for President, Notwithstanding ns recent
letter. He said: 80. A.
al read that story, but know nothing about IT, my
name was only Incidentally connected with IT,
a DO you think Mr.. Jones, that Mr. Blaine VIII %
nominated oven though no said bis name Will not %
presented at tho COnventl0nP ... r.
have nothing further to say on that subject Tno
only statement that bad to mako have areaoy
m
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
vIBRA TI0Hs FROH CAYNoyA DING.
<u

As bearing upon the question as to the distance TO
which aerial puatIons ted by heavy csnncnadng VIII
extend would give the following Ii,us'rsuoh' Az inc
time General Grant WAS besiegIng vicksburg was In
Northern Texas about little over. three hun1rsi
miles away In direct air line. l was provined WIN
Smhsonsn institution standard barometer reading TO
ths tboussndth Of IN inch. One morning about
o'clcck noticed the column Of mercury was vibrating
It continued trembling through the dsy, aueuns ao"a
AZ psht AZ the time OF taking observation the next
norning t was quiet but began trembling shortly aftsr
snd tho Day before This was repeatsd sev
srsi dsva and wo subseo uontly learned that those
very DAYS thers was hcsvy csnnonadne st vickshurg
Go other eeuss could b assigned than ths quotations
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
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Deilv vile Of Frederick stade aud daughter ea
G. p. Margaret skiddy Fieeher:
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ton. Madssaava and 35thst. on sosdAy' AsrsA 30 -
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Relatives friends invite. 70 astsnt the funer q ~
rssdeuoe Of hs son inlaw Dr. O. e. houshtoa iSo esuh
Oxfurd.st. on Saturday. March -. h2p.m.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
coLoxELs sPEAxrYo III OF sAoH OTHER

81. LOUIS. March 90 speciaD.-rhe arrangements
for the Democratic National Convention have occar
sion.d trouble among the colonels. Colonel John
@. Prather has denounced Colonel John Priests
conduct as too id meddlssomes according to some
reports Colonel Prathers followers say that unless
Colonel Priest busIes himself less with the Affairs OF
the National Convention he can have the convention
all to himself Colonel Priest Is an ex-National
committeeman and In 1875 was prominent In tho
managcment of tho convention which nominated Sam
uel J. TIlden In this city Many OF tho arrangement .
Of the convention were we'll carried out All this
eaye Colonel Priest experience, which he has csrcIuy
age he proposes to give uns,intrdy to the present
citizens Committee Chairman Barnum and commune
clusvely With Colonel Priest and this has msds the
Priest was frozen out Of . meeting.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

Edvard Hugh Mckenzie the Scotch tramp who claimed
In be heir 10 $50 O00 married last evening to Emma
Johnson daughter Of william L. johnson. farmer with
whom he has been living The Rev. Dr. McKnighr %
fore he would perform the smony' remonssfs'eo WIN
h na,tes and opy ofciaea when urged BY the father
Of the girl The marriage took place at the homo OF ex
Chief Of Police Archibald Allen. relative OF tho ss
father Mckenzie sticks the story that hs has fortune
coming 10 him and that no left the letter he received
from the London lawyer at the British Consurs IN Ne"
vo,r On uesay Tho latter yesterday denied thA John
SON the girls father that he read the letters ana
there ia no doubt Mckenzie had them.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
THE REPUBLICAN STAT COMMITTEE.

ALBANY. March o2 (SpecIa).-The Republican men,
bers of the Legislature watching with keen in-
tcrest for In regard to the meeting of the Re
publican State Committee upon Saturday. They
desire to attend the convention. o. G. Warren,
proprietor of "The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser" ,"
one Of the Buffalo members of the committee do,lres
that the State Convention should be held In that city,
Still others Of the State Committee desire that the
convention should be held al Syia;use, Thv COM
mittce ho favor Syl acuse, IL is said Will vote
for the holding OF the convention May 10.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
OHIO DEMOOKATs 0UARRsLLIyG

COLUMBUS. Ohio, March % (SpecaD.-The orgam-
xatIon of Ohio Democratic clubs attended by some
differences Of opinion. L NJ. Hesley. Of Cleveland,
was chosen president. He Is representative OF tho
Payne coal oil element. General Powell. tho defeated
candidate for Governor, made reply to exCongress-
man Converse, which stirred up row. Converse
attacked Cleveland's course the tariff vulnerable
Mr. Converse held that no President had right to DO
this because the party greater than any one man
To this Powell replied that he was against making
war upon tho greatest Administration In the history
of the country Ohio Democrats arc with the Presi-
dent upon the tariff and everything else"
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
CEREMONIES OF CREsoENTLODGE.

Crescent Lodge. No 402 r. and A. NJ. had gfea.
night last night in the Masonic Temple The degree OF
Master Mason was conferred In full costume Cerhcaes
81 honorary membership in the lodge were give" 70
washington T. Connor Grand Treasurer and Edward
M l. Ebiers Grand Secretary OF the Grand Lodge OF thc
State Of New-York- Grand Master Frank r. lawrence
sd other Grand Lodge were presen"
a. were NJ W. Thomas J. Shryock Grand Master OF the
,rand Lodge OF Mssons Of OF Maryland; ex'
Governor George Hosdly of Ohio and many other ais
cd
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
yyoREA SING THE LIQUOR TAX IN OHIO.

INCREA SING THE LIVUOR IAA nv SHI0'
COLUMBUS, Ohio. March % i(Special.-The DO"
LIQUOR law was amended increasing the yearly tax
on saloons to $3.50. Heretofore the tax has been
s1OO for beer and wine. and 1900 for the sale OF az
Iouors The action of to-day represents the anu.
saloon idea of Ohio Republicans and Joins the recent
local opon measures true solution OF the teni-
pcrapce question.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
BANK OFFICIALS ARRESTED.

DANsvILLE, N. Y. March o2.--Coionel l. ID. FAUX
ner and Leonard Kuhn, director and cashier Tcspec
lively OF the defunct First National Bank OF this place.
we're arrested last night by Sheriff Mcneil upon Q
reuuIsiton of the United States Court, ami taken 10
IiufIalo. 1t Is reported they ars hold On lndct-
ment of tho Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
Rn,sx syDDJE0 AT A PICTURE SALE

The sale of psintIngs by Kruseman ysnEiten, which
have been on exhibition .. the American Art Rooms IN
Iessn last night The attendance
large and the bidding brisk but the prices were ancr
low. ranging from e90 70 e215 sesenty'nne ps.na"s
were cold ana tho ot receipts were So The sale
will BE- completed his svening. when eighty pcsors WIN
~ sasssd The paintnss which brought the nsnest price
last evening weses Rsvfv1ns Day. e21e; eoiesds
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
.vurssr STUDENTS 70 GIVE A CONCERT.

The Amherst College Giee and Banjo Club Will give
concert at Chickering Hall on Saturday evening. The
cub has been cisrged this 70 twentyfour members
and is I'm excellent condition. The banjo players have
heeu greatly strengthened 10y the addition oil 5. g.
Tborne 81 college boy who really accomplished
han In MIA
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

Entered into rses as late rssdenoe Ne - Wee
b7thst wednesday. March u, oseses W. oAsA u ~
Rsssivss the family .ss rs:lssssiy isvsss
aitenN unora Ae Carat Church oeAoyo
sn1 SSH 81. on Hasurisy. Tie 34sh lees. 80 = n
iss"r".ss ~ A.isssy 6sssss Rsssssss sssa. q
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

TIE suspeuaen Of dues beeauss We wm ocn . Eeses
reciprocal advantages and equivalens y oenen: ~
tbs expense II the American sp our shipgns vui sen
have II che sent N few shps and nllsd her port.
with our vessels. There would b no suspeuclon o.
duties on the part Of Germany under shoee csfeo@
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

In the diagram q continuous line shows the barometer
yesterday observed q the uniseq Sssse
SiGna Seryico station at this city The dashes halcat
he noted at Hudnues pharmacy 2ls Broad
way.
TRIBUNE OFFICE March 2S-1 M-A sunny morning
vsstray was followed BY oloudnoas ssne harmless snow
aurrtss and rising The cold which set In on
night Increased IN intensity The temperature
fall from $50 2io midAight and midnight the
average t3lo ~ than On the corresponding
tay last year. aud l2te lower than or "Wednesday.
In and near city tsdsv there will prosAov % nr
vsather colder ss nrst and then modsratinE slowly.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
A PRIZE SPEAKER AT YALE.

NEw-HAvxS, March 22 (SpcciaD.-H. A. Smith, OF
Worcester Mass, was awarded the Junior exhibition
prize at Yale this afternoon. There were eight other
contestants Notwithstanding the general desire for
tho use of academic robes The committee In charge
decided against their uSo
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

coLBy-cURTIs-on wstns,iW evening. March y. q
North Orange Baptist Church, BY the kev. Jamee =;
nctiason. 6arinsr Colby and Fanny 81. daughter ef
Henry r. Curtis all Of orange NJ J.
orro-sCHI IRM ER-At B. James Church. New.York. %
inc ily 2sr OF March, 1889 oy the rev occree
II Wslsh d. D. sf PhiladsiphA frAucee Nelson. eldeee
dsu~htsr Of 0usavs Bchirmsr Of NswYork. - George
waiter otto N. D. Of kSn Francisco Gale
sMART-ALLEN At the residence o. the orldes nosncr
Rsv wiIiisn smart D. D. Leis. . Allen, Of Jsr:sy
hario. Nsw.YoSk.
vohoes Of marriaoos must be iSdorSed wtA NJ nsDe
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
THE WEATHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INDICATroNs-FoR "a HOURS.
wIsuNsroy March 22.-For Southern New.EnRand Ana
Middle Atlantic States generally fair and oslder nsr'n'
vesterly backing to south westerly wnaa
For the South atlantic and Gulf States ana Tennessss'
fair and colder followed By warmer weather.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

COyvIOTS LOOKED UP FOR Ia OK or WORK y
nrush warden Of Sing Sing State prison. said yes
terdav Owing to the failure of the Legislature to mako
he appropriation for the continuance OF work
In ths prison. have to-day been compelled to lock 400
man In their celia"