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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
MR.. GRANGER ARRESTED WITHOUT CAUSE

Frank c. Granger the actor, who was arrested last
Saturday night at his boarding house, No. 4l9 West
Twenty thirdst, by Detective Brummel and locked up
st Police Headquarters on suspicion of being bogus
ticket agent, was discharged yesterday by Justice
White ia Jefferson Market Mr. Granger that under
the advice Of his lawyers he will the manager OF the
Star Theatre for slander, and "The Star" and The
Sum libel and also thai he will seek legal redress
for false Imprisonment. The boarders OF the house
sympathize with him in what they call the ral out
rage" that perpetrated upon HIM by "blunderng
police officer" The detective across the fact that
MIR. Granger had msde overtures TO secure the Star
Theatre for sacred benefit concert, but had not paid
any money down TO bind the contract Mlsinterpreng
other questions, he arrested Granger, had
him remanded on Sunday and failed 10 produce any
Grim mating evidence against him. 1t seems that
Gran had been trying assist Mrs John H. Green,
. fellow boarder who is sick, by arranging benefit
performance. The tickets were printed gratis by 2
friend Of Mrs Green's in Yonkers, but the affair fell
through because Mrs Green's friends did not come for
ward and sell the tickets as she had promised they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
TWO DAYS MORE FOR DRISCOLL.

u cu.sCrs GROWING LRss THAT HE WILL BE
prppIEvEp-rHE ARGUMENT TO-DAY
,,,e, DriscolPs LAWYERS making strenuous ehor's
n. oct the condemned whyo longer lease OF ITO ON
N. strength of the alleged confession OF carrie
son that she had periured herself fes'eruaS W.,
fam r Howe went to Albany to ask JUSTICE VI INC
ourt OF Appeals to grant stay Of execution ponuns
an argument for new tri al before the General Iern
~ tho supreme Court. At p telegram adoress'o
IN the Hon Abe Hummer received at the centre
At Office of Driscols lawyers which read as follows
mTqe Chief Justice has decided to hear the case DO
fore the full court at 10 tomorrow In view OF me
importance Of the Dstric-Attorney 10 Dc hoti'
Ted Send this In to Driscol Immediately ieei
cheerful and hopeful"
1. B. Allen, Mr.. Howes clerk, took the telegram 10
Dr,scou The murderer sat by the stove in the cor
ndor falling to his mother and wife. well, that's
rood VS. he said as he read the dispatch. = feel
better now Nevertheless the belief IS general that
the Cour; of Appeals will not grant him the desired
respite Distriot-Attorney Fellows started for Albany
last night to that Mr. Howe's motion Tor stay
be dismissed. 49,. -,., A.,
While this is being done at the State Capital Mr.;
!Humnel Is TO 90 before the General Term here anu
appeal for new trial from the order OF the RECORDER
denyug a new trial. Assistant District Attorney
6ouIle will oppose Mr.. Hummels motion and ask that
yesterday granted order to show cause retuhaOie
This morning why the appeal I'm the Drisco case should
not be dismissed. The probability Is that Drlscou
will hang on Friday. The Sheriff after much trlbula-
ton and several mass-meetlngs OF newspaper men ia
his ONCE yesterday succeeded in distributing the ten
places on the Jury to witness the hanging between
twenty reporters The gallows VIII probably De
erected morrow. The rope and comm are ready now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18

Strangely enough, Charles Macln-
tosh & Co., of Manchester, England,
take the same view of prices that we
do. Enormous quantities of their
cloth-faced rubber coats are used in
England A few are imported to
America and sold at high prices or
used by rubber houses as patterns to
make limitations which are sold as
"Macintosh coats. Macintosh has
"got his English up" and proposes
to occupy the field himself; to do
SO he has put prices so low that even
an errand boy can afford to own a
cloth-faced rubber coat. And, instead
of cheapening his goods, Macintosh
has greatly improved them by adding
the Byers epauletted ventilation, an
American invention, which makes
rubber coat as comfortable as any
other.
We've larger stock of these "Mac-
intosh' coats than were ever shown
at once in America-prices So, $50,
SO, S12, $3.50, SIC, S1S and $50
many with capes 1t is inconceiv-
able how such garments can be sold
SO low, but here they are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF NETWORK ........TUEsDAY. JAN. II. 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer Minister Maybach lGer Fortmann. Bremen Pee
90 III balastts Goepel& Trubo Arrived at the BAT az
sDa 10 Gibraltar ~ Bermuda Gays with fruit to Phelps
Bros q Co we'd at the Bar at "a m. O..
Anus Bay days with iruit to vessels Co. Arrived at
steamer Agers Gorham. Galveston 7days with md's to
Steamer EursEa quick. Ncworleans, days. with md's
and SIG passen r"'.' to- II seaman
steamer seseca aker Newport News ami Norfolk, with
BARK balkan IAusp fraosasl. Lisbon As days with mds'
BARK Russr ,Sor Laasedt Mont.vdeo 70 days. with
BPr Eastern Star Hammond Demcr4ra Dec IS Barbados
% With to Maitland Phelps Co. ve''eto rrOw
Big Mary f Dana Burgess Fernandina with lumber to
order vessel to Miller. Gull & Co
sUNsEr.-At sagty HOOK wind moderate. Enc raining
and thick Al city Island. wind light NE; SHOWING
CLEARED.
Steamer Alriatc (Br), Cameron Liverpool via Queens
steamer Vera tGer Bussu.. Bremen via southampton
steamer PETER Conincs (Bel smit Antwerp-Funch'
steamer Bergen.eren (Nor. MOrensen. Port de Pair-
Steamer C6amettc Adams New or!ean.-J T Van sickle
steamer Caronlee Evans. Port Royal ana fernandiha
steamer Delaware Chichester, Charleston VIM Clyde
Steamer City o, Augusta, catharine savannah-henry
steamer Roanoke Huphers, Norfolk and Newport News
Steamer Yorkshire (Br). Arneld Norfolk Carter Macy
& Co. ,,,.
Steamer Herman Winter Halett, BOston-H + Dimock
shIp Exporter Howard Calcutts-Vernon II Brown & Co.
Bark Leocadla (Ger), Stohn. HanOurs-Herndnh hoop
& Co.
Bark John Hickman (Br) Camping Havre-Funch. Edye
& Co
Bark Unanima (Ger), Korf Dnblin-J w Elwell a Co
BIG Albert ReinmAnn tGsr Van der Heyden Macassar
Funch. EGvs CO.
BARK Curiew tBrl. Davis Monteyiieo-ScamDell Bros -
Brig /. Mun,on. Mckoun st Pierre. MArtnique-'
LOush Il Co.
Long island Souni-Steamer Herman Winter. for Bos
THE MOVEMENTS Of STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Jan l6Arrivsi steamer Spain tBrl Grif:
hths NowYork Jan On her way to Livarpo'i (and
proceeded - 49,,
Is mlnshtsaiei steamer The Queen tBr,. Heeley.
FROM LIVERPOOL hence for New.York
Jan l6Arrived steamer Baltic lBr) Burton from New
YORK her To Liverpool (ant proceeiedl ,,,,,
MOyILLE Jan l7Arrived. stea Ethiopia (Brl Wlson
from Nsw.YOrk her to NegYork. -
BROW HEAD Jan l7-Passeh steamer LANDAU CITY (Br'
Gore. from New.YorK ON her way 20 Bristol
CRUZ Jan l5-Arryed steamer City OF AlexandrlA
Deaken Neu-York Havana.
l4-Saied steamer Manhattan Stevens, Tor New YORK
via Havana
KITS Jan l4-sailed steamer Bermuda (Br). Fraser.
from Barbadoss &c, hence for NevYork-
lFor Later Shipping NeOs. u any. So: ruth PI5sJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18

Tho Board of Education removed yesterday to tenn
porary quarters at No. IS smith ST., while alterations
arc being nias In tho Red Hook-lane offices occupied
BY tho Board.
Samuel f. Faron, a Young lawyer, who gained con-
siderable notoriety time ago In defending SUIT
brought against him for tho support OF child 81
Annie Uiabic. who figured in q mock marriage with
Walter Vaughan, of Flaihush, whom she sued for her
support and failed TO prove her Marriage was before
Police Justice Walsh yesterday on charge OF larceny
st. She alleges that she obtained judgment OF
1928 90 I'm a In tho Supreme Court, and IL was
paid TO Faron for her and he had not turned II over to
her He claims that he acted agent for x-Judgo
Overton Of Queens County to whom no paid the money
He was held In 81 900 bail
The Bryant Literary Society, Of Brooklyn, OF which
Charles Rlckerson is president will give its monthly
reception at Association Hall, Fulton-st tomorrow
evening Tho entertainment will consist Of readings
by Charles Dickens nom the works Of his father The
New York English Ballad Company will sing at the
February reception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
TROUBLE roR r. X. FOX OVER THE FIGHT"

The Smith Kilrain fight" had an interesting Sc
Quel in The Police Gazette office yesterday, when
Archibald Gordon, the editor-in-chief; Arthur Lum
Icy, the managing editor; Theodore Butler. superin
tendent Of the department Gearge McAvoy, artist
and thirteen cngravers shook the dust OF Richard h
Fox's business premises from their feet and departed
In glow OF righteous Indignation They say that
they were dgusted with the in which the fight
was managed and allege that Mr.. Fox declined
after the draw between the champions, to insist
on another fight, and gave up the stakes because ne
know that the whole affair was big false" Mr..
Fox says he discharged the men because he wanted 10
rcorganize his staff. Whether they were discharged
or "wcnt OF" of their accord there must have
boon pretty &" how'd do" in the ugly red build
Ing IN Pearlst that aims al being the cradle OF the
Nations champion suggers. The seceders are tax
ing about starting new sporting paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18

According to our arithmetic there
is more gain in selling ten pairs OF
rubber shoes at 10 per cent. profit
than in selling one pair at 80 per
cent. We regret to interfere with
the rubber syndicate or to hurt the
feelings of the high-priced retailers
of shoes, but we prefer an active to
a slow trade, and to put life into our
stores on rainy days we shall con-
tinue serving out Mems and Boys
Rubber Shoes of best quality at
fOl1owinO ,1rIcpS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
Troubles OF BUSINESS FIRMS

Alfred Conkling has been appointed receiver
OF the the Travis Murray Manufacturing Company, ga,
fixtures at No l40 GTeenest and No Thompson.st by
Judge Andrews. Of the Supreme Court The was
incorporated December s. 1888 with caTal stock OF
succeeded the business OF Travis Murray
Co. which had been established two years before Ifs on
Ger. James Travis president; Edward j. Murray,
CoDkng. secretary The latter II is
said OF Miss katharine Woies heirs for 100000
The stokho ds II is said have loaned the company con-
siderable different times TO the business
The liabilities are absnt SOS 600 greater part which it
is said is due 10 the stockholders
The sheriff in possession OF the store OF David Brieh
manufacturer perfuney at No 90 Thomasst under the
syls Of the Metropolitan Perumery Company He has been
I'm bu spss about twenty years and claimed capital Of
abont $4,000.
The shsrir is :, charge OF the Combination Cigar Box
COMPANY OF No 1877 Chry stiest, confessed Judgment
for si3 favor j. S. Chase the for money
adv anced The liabilities are about Sl9 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
BROOKLYN.

A. C. Evangelides, who has been secretary OF tho
civil Service Commission for Two years has been ap-
pointed chief clerk OF the Construction Department
In the Navy Yard.
joseph Hastings, age ten, Of No. 3I6 Grecnpoint-
ave, Who was bitten In the hand by a dog about six
wees ago showed signs OF hydrophoba yesterday his
mother thought She IS widJw with five children
ana she TOOK LiIn to dlspenssry for treatment Ills
symptoms dld not resemble hydrophOba. She also an
Piled 10 the police To have the dog killed. -
The trains on the elevated ralruad were delaye,l
about 40 a H. yesterday by fire at No. lO7 Lex
ingon ave. IL caused loss of 81 900 on the house
and $500 OF the furniture of Mrs. Mary Tonsy and
Frederick KOseman.
Mrs. Bridget Foeny who died yesterday at the
Home for the Aged, managed by the Little Sisters OF
the Poor at Sixteenth ST. and Eighth ave- was said to
DO ono hundred audi four years old She was born In
Ireland and came 10 this country thirty eight yea ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
wFsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

Tho tris tees Of New Rochelle held a meeting
Monday ght to receive plans for the construf ton
OF sewerage system. IwcrVe proposals were
ed. The committee to whom the matter was
referred recommended a contract with Jullous
Munchntz +. 5. Calklns, at twenty five cents per
mile.
About yesterday Of the Italians at work
the railroad improvements at Harrison was sent
by get iron pipe aud place 1t In
tho fie tie BLACKSMITH stop to have alterations
made. Nhai che man conceived 10 be dirt on tho
pipe exploded with terrific force blew out the frame
OF the shop tore ono OF his hands off, and mudlatcd
his In SHOCKING manner.
The POcantcO Water WORKS Company yesterday
elected the following Offices Edwin A. Sudwell Of
TarrytOwn, president Norman Andrews, OF Brooklyn,
vce-rle-ident Charles iIowden Smith, Of New York,
secle ard Thomas Laurence, of North rIytown,
tire asurer
Mrs Cowdrey, wife Of Samuel f. Cowdrey lawyer
OF New Rochelle. has been dargelOsly Ill for weeks,
I'm consequence Of taking overdose of morphine
or some other narcotic by mistake for qulnlne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
JERSEY CITY.

A largo meeting Of worklngmen called to protest
against free trade in every fornh,' held on Mon
day night In Kesslers Hail. Jersey City Heights. Wig
speeches wero made by r. S. Brown, president
OF the Jersey City Protective Association; Theodore
Mendeis and A. II. Morrison The meeting will result
in the organization Of Protective Association In the
Fourth District.
Mrs Rose Turner OF No. 328 Firstst., dropped dead
from heart disease yesterday afternoon in Varlckst
near Railroad ave.
Some time ago Henry Ebert of Pasadc-ave. killed
his wife and then shot himself He recovered suhc-
ieny yesterday to be taken before Justice Wanser for
examination Ebert's brother, Edward, was the chief
witness lie testified that on tho morning after the
deed was committed the prisoner told him while in the
City Hospital that he had killed his wife. Ebert was
committed for trial by the Grand Jury.
The elevated road between Hoboken and Jersey City
Heights was put out Of order Monday night by the
swapping of the cables and for time travel was cut
of. new cable will be put on the road at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
CHARLES D. KEEPS COFFIN EXHUMED.

HIS FIRST WIFE ADMITS THAT HIS BODY is N 1T.
The holy o. Charles Keep we'll known Editor Of The
Wall Street Daily Heios who tied at Elbsron NJ j. June
O. sIhumsd Calvary metsrV yesterday In cOmp.
with the request OF Mary r. Keep his frat wife. who
suggested her affidavit that dummy OCCUPIED the
or that her former husband murdered
taken the receiving vault and Mrs Mary Keep said
simply alter long look at the decOmposed features;
"Itls him." B
Coroner Robinson. OF Long Island City orlered
the body kept receiving present
OF the charge that the death might havo been from
natural causes A friend Of MI Keeps second
wife said YESTERDAY that the motive In making
these serious charges gain rA-t of the
estate left by this dead Spectator 1T uOuld havo
easy he remarked ITO learn at the Bureau Of Vital
Statistic. the Attending ply
sean ami several others and that the clearly
stated hardly necessary to disturb the grave
satisfy within ana think the at faslt in
granting the application Of whose sanity
sibly be questioned"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
NEWJERsEY.

Yesterday morning thief forced a windov Of the
Peoples Theatre, in Paterson. and stole 1880.
Edwin s. worsey, alias Detective Murphy who
rendered Plsnfed such good service in the fire bug'
cases has been arrested for assaultlng policeman
Is said that charges OF larceny from bridgeport,
Conn, Will be pressed against him.
Six weeks ago Clara stillson disappeared from her
home at New Durham, and 1t was supposed that She
had eloped with young man employed as a brakeman
on the West Shore Road. Last evening the girl came
home with husband, a well-dressed man about forty
years old, who, she said, was Mr.. Foster, Broad
way dry goods merchant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
Sing Sing.
BooxMAKERs FORM VIEW sSo0IA rIoy.

After the dsbandment of the Bookmakers' Asso-
citation, which took place week ago, Invitations were
sent 10 forty five OF the most substantial members OF
tho fraternity to meeka Applcby Johnsons com
mission house last night, TO form new association
The object OF the reorganization was to get rid OF
certain members whose financial standing Is question
able and who might bring dsrepute to the honest book
makers In the association I'm caseherc sudden and
heavy demands on them because OF losses The entire
fory nVe responded TO the invitations and the asso
citation was entirely changed At midnight the process
OF organizing anew was still going on, with little pros
poets of completion for an hour or two To come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18

same sscond-Ths isssnspystss srsunds In Huntington
Bay By non.residenta
BY large majority 10 was decided -
authorize su against ntrudsrs and not 10 grant leases TO
The first question brought 70 issue by
the granting franchises 10 certain applicants
for land under Of Huntington Bay BY the state
Fish The claims that under Old patents
the trustees are absolute control OF the lands under water
and that IN. state cannot tsrfe BY yesterdays action
all attempts OF the authority over tho lands
N question " contested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
STA RrINe oyA ceuIsk ARouYp TIE WORLD.

SIARIING UN 4 fHUTSE ARUUNU TIE HOHI|D
The United States Corvette Enterprise, Commander
Bowman II. Mocalla, sailed from the Navy Yard yes
terday on her three years cruise around the world
The Enterprise has been selected by rotary Whitney
TO lake all the prisoners In confinement at the BROOKLYN
Naval Station to boston whore general navy prison
has been established. AS the Enterprise has
delivered hef prsoteIS she VII. sail for Glbrs ar
whe,c she VIII furnish the wars5ps OF the EurOpr an
Squadron with a supply Of powder and aDmu milton
Commander McCalla, OF the Enteriise as formerly
tached TO the Navy Department staf I'm Washington
o. assist ant 10 Commodore John ker, Chief OF the
Bureau of Navigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
NEWARK.

Meta age eight, daughter Of GottfrIed Kruger the
brewer, died OF diphherIa yesterday morning Her
brother Charles age three, not expected to live
last night. Tho prevalence Of the disease Is alarm
Ing parents and the attendance at the schools has
fallen off.
President Allen r.. Basset yesterday appointed a
committee Of we'll known citizens to visit Washington
for the purpose of securing appropriation of
$500 900 for tho enlargement Of the Newark post
Office.
The term Of Prosecutor Keen having expired, Judge
Depue yesterday reappo.n'cd him for the term Of
court pending the choice Of BY the Gov
ernOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Society II Civil Engineers annual meeting,
No 127 East Twenty thirdst, 10 a IN.
Park and AQueduct Commissioners meetings
Hotel Association Of the City OF York, annual ain
pcr DelmOnco's, p. IN.
BOARD of Education meeting, p. m.
Lecture by Mrs. Lawrence Brown, NJ d., on Christian
Science, Chckering Hail. p. M .
Goethe Society meeting, Hotel brunswick, 3 80 T. m
Grammar School No. 20 Alumni dinner, Morelrs'
evening -. ,,..... ,,s..,,a,o,
Ivanhoe and Mum Lodges OF Free Masons ins'aiauon
Tarhpela6 Ce etery Association annual meeting Third
Church. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
ELIZABETH.

Father Caaghsn, rector of the Roman Catholic
Church OF the Holy Rosary sunday read a state
ment which showed that within eighteen months a
church costing 81 900 has boon built and paid for
and over $4,000 has been collected.
George Covell, Of the three young men arrested
for the robbery Of Newmans store has been released
on bail as he was not believed to have had any direct
connection with tho robbery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
POLO TEAMS PLAYING POORLY

The Jersey City and Sing Sing Polo Clubs played
a poorly contested game at tho Pavorna Rink, Jersey
City, last night The home players without
having to cert themselves much. The Sing Sing
men, the two Crofuts and woldooge played poorly
In fact, ;he three acted like clowns than polo
players Tho disageeable weather had no apparent
effect upon the attendance. The referee called no
fouls, although several made. The men played
In an indifferent which did not tire them much,
but was especially fatguing to the onlookers. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
TO BuRY MRS. PIRnELBE IN oIRoLEVII

TO BURY MRS PIRHELBE IN OTROLEVILLE
The OF Edwin Parmeec. OF No. 1927 Jeherson.
ave. Brookrn who &isi in this city Saturday. taken
Yesterday her fsrmer homo at Circeve " u. where
funeral services will DO held Nj Parm elees health too
permit him to leave his homo A ]. Hardsnbergh
who In tho nsxt house Parmelees bust.
adviser reported be I'll yesterday and was
allo ed to him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
DUFFY'S FORMULA.

A Certain Cure for the First Stages Of Censsnps
tien.
Its gradients raw bse' and punys Pure Maa
Whisky and stimulates the energies and builds up ~
tissues as no other scientific discovery has dons
"Iam Presbyterian clergyman and Doctor Of divinity.
bnt I afraid recommend Dunys Malt Whisky
and Duny's Formula the purest and most Efficient
paration medicine Of, and experience 10
large one REV. b. MILLS.
Meade Centre, Kansas"
Dunys Formula IL for sale BY all druggists aud deasrs
Price. 81 per bottle
THE DUFFY MALT wHTsKEY co.
Rochester. ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18

DINKELSPlEL ORA VINO PAY FOR NO WORK.
Des pte all that has been proven and admitted In
segard Moses Dnkelspel the pool-seller there is
reason to think that Collector hagone intends to make
him paymaster of tho Auditors department In the
Custom House after all. Mr. Magone still declares
that he is investigating the case,' but this Is
considered by many simply excuse his part
n gaining time until public attention has been with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
WINTER SALE
OF
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

JAMES CREERY s. CO.
Commencing Wednesday, jan
uary 18th, we shall offer i'm this
department first-claSS goods at
extremely low prices. Particular
attention is invited to this sale.
Ladies' fine Muslin Gowns, ut
zoe, Soc, 800.
Ladies' fine Muslin Chemises, at
soc, SOC, $1.OO.
Ladies' fine Muslin Drawers, at
45c., GOc., soc, 9Oc.
Ladies' fine Muslin Skirts, at
35c., 9Oc., 9jc.
Also our Winter Sale of Cor
Sc is, including one lot of 90
dozen white French COrsets at
$1.25 each, market value. $1.75,
and another importation of the
famous "Diane" French Corset
at prices ranging from $50 to
$3.50 per pair, for sale only by us
and pronounced the most excel
lent corset in use.
JAMES NIcCREERYs CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
HOME NE w 8.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Murray HdH RsfsI-Ju dre Hsyi H. Wheeler. Of vermont
and Ell aovernor A. H. Llttleded Of i.hode Island f ~
Ip,nu< Hetet-A. ]. Drcrel. Of Philadelphia Breroort
Esun- william T. Walters, OF Baltimore -. hernHn
House-Rx d. H. Mcmillan OF Buffalo; ~ d. Hazen
OF Washington and Congressman W. Bourks Coo
st. Jaiaes Hote.-Jsmes l. McLane and Charles Mayer Of
RaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18

HUyIINGTON VOTES TO PROTECT ITS BAY. 's'
special town meeting wa, held at Huntington yesterday
to the following questions FrsThe Institution Of
suit by the trustees Of the town with hostile occupant
Huntington Bay T. detsrmine the tts Of ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-18
LONG ISLAND.

Robert Peck, age seventy, a car inspector In the
employ of the Long Island Railroad for many years,
instantly killed in the railroad yard at Hunters
Point yesterday morning.