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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
OJTTO ITTUVT MEET TO DIVE.

The Alumni Of the Ohio Wesleyan University living In this
city and s cnity dinei the Hotel 81 Denis tnray
and organzal an alumni assOcstiou The officers elected
were: President Rev DR.. o. A. Brown pastor of the
First Methodist Ep opal Church. Hobpken president
the Howard HendsrsDn pstor OF the sixty nr 81 cot
Methodist Episcopal Church secreiTy AMI treasurer, the
Rev VI. Beele OF the Eighteenth street Methodist
] plscopal Church BROOKLYN executive con.itee the
Rev Dr. VI. Cramer. formerly professor IN the Boston
University; Professor George b. Morrmaa, OF Rutgers
Coeae and tho Rev W. F. Anderson, pastor OF tho Mott
Avenue Church The literary features OF the occ sion were
poem by Rev Dr. Lansing Taylor of Brooklyn
and 70 nncences Southern students by the Rev. Howard
AenIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20

The Cornell University Register for 1887 IS shows that the
punl pupils the institution Is o22 OF these ga are
from state 81 from Pennsylvania 81 from Ohio from
Illinois Al with each from Dakota. Idaho and oregon.
four from japan two zach Brazil cuba, France and
England and orc zach from Germany Nicaragua. Porto
Rico and Turkey IS Law students in pharmacy
and feows There students in art 81 in philosophy
80 In letters So in science 33 agriculture SIS in architect
ure II In civil engineering 50 In electrical engineering
1856 hanical engineering. in chemistry and medical
preparatory each industrial art and 1877 optional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Investigation of Trusts by Senate Committee, Supreme
''J ArraiSpmcnt Of John Cardonna for killing Daniel
Teehan General Sessions c..,
Rerpa amin estate case, Supreme court ,-.....ox.
Investigation OF charges against Steahoon' i"Spc0'o'
Federal Building. 10 80 a. N -, p..,,oa Ex.h.noe
iRohn NJ SQUIRE conspiracy case oyer ana IerInher'
Innnas, on Mira murder by Coroner Levy,
Tr1s of Priyate r. H. King for muiuer' o"toa S'''e'
Reeeptcn at Presbyterian Headquarters NO % ff'h
ave. eepgs Of Baptist preachers and Reformed pastors
IL Fnne;a OF A. s. Barnes Clinton Avenue Congregational
Indian Association. broadway Taoernace'
IL Repabcan Club. No. 80 West Twenty-eishth-st'
p iirown University Club election and reception Del
Annual meeting OF Charity Organization Society," As
DinHer to Secretary Stanton OF Metropolitan Opera
House. at Martinellis, evening; ooo - NM
Conerec,tionai Club meeting and banquet NO. ~ "es'
Maptin Iutbe, SSceiy No. 10 West Thrtyhrstst'
y. 1,, e.,.,u vo oa6 Fifth.ave evening
Exhibition drill aud reception of O'th ieeineh' III UNI
Corps evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
CROWDS AT THE ORCHID SHOW.

The orchid show yesterday attracted an immense
crowd TO the Eden Musee Every room in the build
ing was literally packed to overlooking. Sunday,
with popular price of admission, gives to thousands
of working people their only opportunity OF visiting
the Musee; and the opportunity IS always more or
less taken advantage Of But yesterday the crowd
was the greatest that has filed the Musee for long
time, many lovers of flowers swelled the numbers
OF the regular weekly visitors to this popular place OF
amusement, which Is at present providing rare
flower show waXwork collection, art gallery and Or
cbestral concert fol one moderate admission Zee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
IyorgrR sJILY" GREEN GOODS" VICTIM

ANOTHER SILLY dhEhN 0OoDS
John W. Griffith who halls from Washington, "@sh-
ingon County, Iowa, Is the latest victim Oh the
goods" swndlers. After the usual correspondence
came to New York buy - 200 in counterfeit money
for 5000 Ills cores pondent, who signed himself
JaInos Morton, him In the New YORK CentraI Ran
road Station and took him to a house In HoDoheh.
In accordance with Instructions, Griffith wore fcu
hcf around his neck that he could be rec
ogEzed At the house In Hobokcn he saw the @2ooo
placed in box and the box nailed up lie wanted to
tahe The box away himself, but matter OF course
the glls young man with whom he was dong business
Woad not permit that Griffith paid over Sloo, al
the money he had and the young man loon the poA 70
al press once Hubokcn to snip IL on As OIli-
fifth had money get home WITH the swndler re,
turned 10 him 80, and assured hm that inc DoA "oulu
reach asLngton Almost soon as himself hltei
the young man left him Griffith became suspicious and
tcid story TO ChiefOfIo!lc Murphy. A detective
ACCOMPANIED him to iIob0ksn but Crirth could not
find the house where he bought tho money lie was
furued over TO the Ncwlork police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
NEWARK.

Hermon Kruyaman, age twenty-four, was arrested
Yesterday on a charge made by Max loenlg OF OBJ
tanning 800 from him Oh representations that he'
Kruyaman, was the sole heir of his fathers estate
when in fact there were other heirs Kruyaman was
committed in default OF $1,000 bail.
Simon Mayer, the wine merchant who fatally shot
himself on a Staten Island ferryboat on Saturday,
had his place in the basement under Library Hall
He had suffered greatly from pains in the head. lie
was well educated and owned property. lie had no
living relatives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
SHIPPING NEUS.


PORT OF NEW.YoRK. ......... SUNDAY FEB. 10, 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer servia tRr McKay, liverpool Feb H. Queens rs,
steamer scne lam ,Dtchl MeuSonie* Amote.d.H reg y
4 t co XrrivsG at The Bar At So"
MASS al s h"G pEs%' ns
Chr tar - via Bostcm with order; Snow
ss"%ef A<F OF D Puerto EeO
81 -ST pSet x xTrySG s At the Bar at 2o
Steamer Cnrbel Br' Gle sTe oartaSe9a zee 10 , aSr'
mdse Pm ForwOod Co. Arrived at tho Bar Al 'oo
steamer River Garry Br Scott. St Johns PR FEB -
md-e to Williams & Rankne. Arrived 81 inc oar A.
steamer Panama sDapl cs"s hayana 1Sys wi as
Steamer Colorado Daniels. Galveston days with mds'
steamer pe WSHs savannah "a iay win
steamer wyanOko Richmond cry FONT ami Norfolk
steamer Guyandotte Kelley, Newport News and Norfolk
steamer Herman Winter HaIlett Boston. with mdse 20
ship b Rice Young Cebu 40 days with mdso to Ira
ps saT. sftS% IN f to scSa
oIden Eleece OBJ ARMSTRONG Barbados 10 days.
sUysEr-At s.niy Iooe wind light. ST. clear At City
/ Island. Wind LINT Sc; cOuiy.
| Arrived yestertsy-
steamer Thames (Br) Dale Bay days WITH mdso
to Tbs Kos. & Co. Arrived at tho Bar AT 7.So p m
ported, arrived Al the Bar s.4opm.
SAILED.
Steamers Buffalo, for LoRdon: Marelioi Huli Cncaeo'
RIO Janero Porau RI nee Delta aaI c-E pnn
reorgetown Benacre Bsrks and Rattieshake Fhua-
delphia
ship Hainaut Tor Antwerp
BELOW
| shipI F Chapman Thompson. Liverpool Jiua
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
ouEEysrowy. Feb lg-Arr yet steamer Anrania tBr,;
roo NewYUrk Fcb II On her way 10 LVerpooi shu
proceeded ,,, 10, >,u,.Lon and wiscon ain
(Rr1 B-utey tro u Liverpool hence for Now-fork.
Lizard Feb i9-PasseI steamer Swtzerani (BelBl oeo
sru.v from Ne YORK hor 10 Antwerp
scIILY Feb l9Psssed. steamer Rhaotla lusr NogoRe-
san New York her way To HamOurg
ROTTERDAM lS-Sailed~ steamer Amstoran lDtcuJs
| Bak New-lOrk ,,.,-,
Beynou. Tor Newly ork
HAVANA Feb lsSailed steamer city OF washington 'e'
tlg from Mexican ports hence for Sew.fork
For later shipping Neics. n any, see run fug~)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
GOVERNOR AND SEORETARY DEPART

Governor Hill surprised the politicians around the
Hoffman House yesterday and cut short all talk about
Sunday political conferences with secretary Whitney,
by taking an early morning train back to Albany
Secretary whitney did remain here long after the
Governor had gone, starting for Washington on an
afternoon train with Mrs. Whitney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20

The delegates TO the Young Mems Christian Association
the parlors Of the Pilgrim Congregational
Church yesterday and held conservation services
which conducted by General Secretary r. X acBir
new In tho afternoon a boys meeting held Al the
Theatre ComlQue for and largely
attended Meetings hell In many curcbes the city
last evening and several pupits filled by members Of
the association Tho delegates again assembled night
the Church for the farewell services
which closed the convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
IN AID OF THE DIET KITCHEN.

At the house Of Mrs A. b. Darling, No. 10 Madison
Square, at 80 p. next Friday Mrs. John shcr
wood will read a paper In aid Of the Diet Kitchen
Ass ciatlon, aud a programme OF music will be per
formed by Mrs. Norton Miss Emily Winant. Mrs
Charles b. Foote, Miss Bertha Behrens, Theodore
Toedt Carl Duff and the Berkeley Quartet, composed
Of Miss Marie Bissell, Mrs. L. L. Dani0rth, Mrs
S. b. Anders n and Mrs. c. NJ. Raymond Tickets
cost g.. and can be had from Mrs. AIansOn Cary No
II East Forty -third-st, and Mis-. ". H. Nckham,
No. $50 Lexington ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20

iaxl M, spvn ana A. mo xecenr vpccsa siss.ion n
In tSufh wsd xhs CSsn1,ss 's% W. .ys sS.%
vote Tho Ger ersl further claims That there exists
in this city Democratic Republican ring with
over by Mr. Rankin He charges the Contro h, md
hcinr the tool OF Boss" Rankin. a. he calls DIM e
with having sold his party for his own prvase su
Mr. Carlton when. ne seen by tribune ISpo t,
nounced the Generals statements as fnisehooos HUM
Machining TO end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
EyoHrEEy YEARS or CHARITABLE WORK.

FI0HTEEN YEARS or CHARITABLE WORK
TT. e,rhtsenth Anniversary meeting OF the shetering
Arms Nursery Brooklyn. held in Christ Church at
Clinton and Harrison st last evening Bishop LntelHhn
presided The annual report read By the Rev John T. wei
wood in the past year 3sl children were
ears in the past eighteen 2s45 The phv scans
report twenty deaths in the The receipts
were ~ O22 81 and expenditures SlOol9 3d. The an
nual pre- .chei by the Rev John g. Bacchns
apc the Bishop the work OF the charity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
Spring and Summer Dress Goods

Spring and Summer Dress Goods.
JAMES McCREERY g. CO.,
to meet the early demand for
Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
announce an important display of
complete lines, i'm all grades of
rich imported wool fabrics.
A select invoice of Paris Robes,
wrought with spun-gOld, silver
and Damascus steel, also with
needlewOrk and MOire, i'm new
contrasts and entirely original de-
signs.
Striped, plaid, checked and
mixed WOOllens i'm great variety,
Bengalines, Challies, Dress Veil.
ings, Silk and Wool POngee and
Henrietta Cloth in all the new
cOlOrs.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
rryERAL OF MRS MADELINE GOELz

The funeral Of Mrs. Madeline Goer who killed BY
Charles Gbn Wednesday while defending her wouned
held Yesterday at St Aphonsos Roman Catns
lie Church. South Fifthave Tho church crowded.
with people Father Krss read the service and the
bu al was Lutheran Comstsry Valentine Goelz tho
husband was unable to leave the hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.

aye New-Englando supper and Ye odo FOlkes'
KOncerte of ie Methodste Meetin' House," Of Mount
Vernon Will be he'd 10 the church ye birthday
of Ne create George Washington social life of New
England century ago viii be reproduced In the par
lors of the church from to 8 y. M, where guest
NAV furl her revel In baked beans and brow bread
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS
NEX..IERSEY.

The c1ist MILL barns and outbuldings OF James
Edwards on Sherman G.. were totally destroyed oy
fire last night lot Of valuable agricultural implc
ments wero consumed, together with three COWS, a
dog and a lot OF fowls Two OF Edwardss farm hands
had been on spree and while intoxicated entered one
Of the barns with a lantern which was upset.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
c1yoHyyo A VICIOUS YOUNG RoBBER.

James Deveaney, a clerk In the grocery of James
LANCE at Park ave- and Walworth-st, Brooklyn, saw
a boy named John Fnnlgan, ago fourteen, Of No tl6
Flushing ave. attempt to steal bag OF hour nom
wagon in front OF the store late on Saturday night
He caught mold Of him, and the Finnlgan boy drew
knife and stabbed Devoaney In the meek and head ana
made his escape. The wounds were not serious
Fpnigan and three Othor boy, who were loungine
about the nelghborhood were arrested They had been
drinking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

/Ibe,narIs Charles W. Elliott of Harvar
University ~ Vfctorr Hotet-Generai J. H. Pachano an'
A. NJ soeldo Of Venezuela Erereu Hof Baron hol
leben OF Germany run ArsnUr Hofes-Ef.C "rerh"r
F II Murray OF Utah Samuel w. Smell OF Washington
Banrv w sage of Ithaca aud Haitian. OF the Brit
t,b Bvsroorf HOuse-Charler r. MAYER AMI James
w.T.na nj Ralt,more U'sst,ainser Hotel Miss Mag
e1s Mitchell w Hotel Brunsrica- Henry Irving BUCK
fnoha,a Yotet-Miss Ellen Teiry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20

DFDTNATING 4 NWIPFH FOX "FfITH-'THTNTN|'
The faith chapel in Jevettave Jersey city, was
dei yrs or8v The chapel er"cte by Jonn El'ey
wealthy ,shington Market butcher who b'c.ne con-
through re NJ cured OF severe tack OF
bronchitis The chapel large frame building handsomely
hed up ami has seating CAPACITY o $40 The oor COW
erd with carp.t and tho seats opera seats with at
tacbmeut. for hoiin. hat4 tn rea ling
deck IA suspended white dove ami on the wall at tho back
Is this nscrip al OF gratitude given unto the
for the healing Of Brother John ana ster El'rys
family" The Of the building Is Mscrlbed; Esey
Memorial Chanel" The Rev. join 4. Goldman preached
in the and lie heated the chapel The afternoon
sevicos we're con Rev. A B simpson, OF the
Gosp rabernlcl. Ne work. who will cont nu' u ON
ciae regular pastor Is engaged Services Will be
held ever nigh week and large hecg ations OF faith
curIst are expeeed from all seotions Of the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
LONG Island.

Mrs Ellen Sheehsn. of No $40 Manhattan ave.
point. While Temporarily Jumped
from the third story window of her home i she'd
below, which is twelve feet from the ground The
woman picked up In an unconscious condition
Dir. Newman sad that she would live.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20

RECOVERING FROM HIS MYSTERIOUS WOUND.
Policeman John Marks who Was mysteriouv shot at mis-
home No l6i Pearl at, Brooklyn, Saturday.
port.d to be comfortable condition tie
Hospital yessrday II Inflammation docs In and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20

General J. Madison Drake Of Elizabeth, In his
uaper. "The Lsaer," yesterday made ten charges
egainst Controller Carlton The Controller, prcsi
aent OF the Demos attic City Executive Committee,
\ accused of using the money of the committee Tor
the prrpso of Debating the Democratic ~ g. dates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20

the to,m- Of the Gaelic Society at No. ~ West
went y-eghtLst.. filled to overNo"ihs
lns, night AZ the end OF the address irish sohRs
werc sung AMI rcciia lois we've gwen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
z. II. MACY & co.

further ght has ueeu upon the in which he
was shot reconcile his aud his wifes state
ments we're successful Unless MARKS dies MIRA Marks
Will not be arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
R. H. MACY & CO..
SIXTH AVE-, 18TH ST. TO 14TH ST.
WE DIRECT SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR
HOUSE FURNISHING

DEPARTMENTS
COMPRISING EVERYTHING IN WOODEN. WILLOW
TIN IRON POTTERY AND GLASS. sILvER.PLATED
WAREAND CUTLERY.
BESIDES THE CONVENIENCE OF BEING ABLE TO
Obtain UNDER ONE ROOF EVERY REQUISITE
FOR TIE KITCHEN. LAUNDRY DlNGNG.R DoM AND
PARLOR THERE II IN ADDITION THE ECONOMY
o. PRICES CONSEQUENT TO OUR CASH SYSTEM,
NATTER OF IMPORTANCE TO THE MILLION AND
NOT DEsPIsED BY THE MILLIONAIRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
A LIvELrER SHOW THAN WALKING MATCH.

A LIvELfER SHOW THAN A WALKING MATCH.
The TaBmsry Committee appointed persuade Demo
National Committee TO select This city the
holding the National Cow will start for Washington
this morning The committee consists oil FIRE Commissioner
Richard Croker President H. Forster OF The Board
OF Aldermen General John Cochranc Deputy Register James
J. Martin and Robert T.. Deyo sh r Hugh J. Grant
chairman of the Committee nza,iOl added 10
the committed He w he the tine from the
his Office County Clerk Fack Police Justice
Charles Wede j. o DOnOhuc and ex-senator Geo
w. Punkitt will With the uiitee Al Washington the
party will be met by Congressman Cox and Cummings and
Others, will the OF the NewYork pleas
The idea holding the National Convention in TsRmany
Hall has been The hall would not begin TO
the large throng that will attend. II the National
Committee decides TO hOI the convention here either the
Madison Square Garden the American Institute will 10
hired The former preferred Tie only question Is
whether had the company which has purchased
down the structure after May
J. understood The committee tink however that tie
of demoshng the building might possibly be delayed
the convention. which II is thought Will be held IN
the latter part OF June.
The County Democracy did not take enough interest In the
subject send committee Washington TO work for II
committee cOntente itself with passing areso
luton requesting the Congressman OF the cation TO Try
induce National Committee to select New York CITY
for the convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
Announcements

Beware of slight irritation of the throat.
prummrlrs Consh Drops give IN asIiAts cbji soil ~
the ole val d RAILROAD stAtlonA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
To MOTHER :"

Mis- WtssLow's sOorhlva IUP !.r Ciiltrsa rsstsis
T-iucs. nd uatiba. alltys all pA
cures nl collie uarrh rwcstShrs eonts 0Sttis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
HrNpy A. DANIELS. Al. ID.

"GoGEBIC." +. ~ w. GoGEbIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20

Diseases OF tho GeuitoUrtnary Organs
Impotence sterliy hours-sio II toa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
AN OLD DEMOCRAT JOINS THE REPUBLICANS

AN OLD DEMOCRAT JOINS THE REPUBLICANS.
Alfred Lister leading manufacturer OF Newark and
lifelong Democrat has joir cd the Eighth Ward Repub,
Club OF that city, Mr. Lister that while lie is
not actively in politics he is for tarin protection and
opposed the Administration for that HIS
in Joining the club occasioued surprise Yes
terday member of the kepuDlc.,u Comfy Committee
said that Mr. Lister was Onl, one of mauY Democrats
known 10 have expressed their purpose vote the lie
publican ticket the tariff issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
COUNTY COMMITTEE BUSINESS
BUSINESS THAT WILL COME BEFORE THE CITY HH-
pUsLICANs THIS wrKK.

BUSINESS THAT WILL CONE BEFokh i"H VI "
PUBIICANs THIS wfkk.
The Republican County Committee, ~h'ch n'oo'' ~
morrow evening, has oonsideraoic ous'no'' Oo'o'
Tho committee of FIVE consisting OF lsSac Da!'on,
E,,br Root. Bsruard Biglln, James VI. Varninn, ana
Dennis Shea appointed at the last meeuhg' VIII to
port what legislation is doomed by 1t necessary 10
nrevent the abuses and frauds attending the existing
system of voting with printed ballots. Inc report
will undoubtedly be an interesting one
The County Committee at its last meeting, ahop'eo
the resolution offered by Commissioner Tantor giving
a majority OF the committee the right TO eApei any
officer or member of the enrolled Republicans or any
officer or member of the executive or finance con'.eo
in any Assembly district to supersede ana aDoiish
any Republican district organization and IL may "
rect new enrolment of Republicans in any N'
semby district new election to I'LL any Vacancies
caused by such action. Colonel joel W. Maso' Va
ered as an amendment that the vote to expei shouo
require two-thirds Of all present. Objection was
made that this required months notice, anu nc
then gave formal notice that he would submit this
al the coming meeting II Is not nAeiy tha' 'no Yum
mittee Will change this important amendment 10 INC
constitution 1t had been carefully discussed beiofe
it offered, and it was adopted al ful mee''hs
of the County Committee.
An amendment which will probably be adopted Is
one offered by John Resenweber. 1t amends Artlcie
XVII the constitution by providing that no person
Shall be eligible delegate to the County Com
mtee, a member of a district committee, as any
officer Of the enrolled Republicans, as delegate to
any nominating convention, or as Inspector of cleo
tons, who IS voter in this city been OK
PEELED from the County Committee within year.
Another amendment which wnI probably 10 adopted
changes Article III of the constitution 10 read tnat
II shall be the duty of enrolling officers to receive the
challenges presented to them Of all persons enrolled
ines pective of the date OF their enrolment.
1t is probable also, that the call for the primaries
will be made at the meeting, and the date and places
for holding them be fixed.
The committee which surprised the enrolment
in the With District, consisting Of Walter Howe,
George HiliaTd, Henry e. Perlcy, Robert A. Greacen,
and W. III. Huber, will also supervise tho primary
in that distrist. There were Challenges and no
contest the district while the enrolment
being held and there Will be contest worthy Of the
name at the primary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20

LOOK YOUNG. prevent tendency to wrinkles
aging of the skin by usinx LEAURrLLE on Prserses
youthful plump condition OF the features uanspa
REM alabat-r skin ST. Druggists or express H. B. wxs
jersey CITY, n. ].
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MARINE INTELLITENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY.
Sun rises 4S Sets. 637 Nom sss lOi Moons ago b
HIGH WATER
dN-sandy HOOK. 1l5 I,v G.rl % Hell CATE 81
P.u.-Saniy Hook. l47 iov I.rL lAJ Hell GAta 3:JS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20

Mr.. IOLLOCR'S TALK TO THE GAELIC SoCihIf'
So mn, people wshod to hear l. W foiiochs
addre,. on he nccds OF the American Irsh' that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.

vessel
r,ss,, I'm. For Mails olos. sails.
Newport. PAclnc Mail. AspinwllL.......lO am noon
TUESDAY. FEB Il
Wyoming Gulon. LiverDbD. lAi5O N
WEDNESDAY. FEB -
Celtic White star. Liverpool. -.....-.-O am pm
Ems y q Lloyd, Bremen sta nD'o.-.lO am Ii
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INCOMING ATEd.MEES.
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PORT OF NEw.YoRK. SUNDAY, FEB. 10. 1888
ARRIVED