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New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
ATTA cKIyG THE HERzoG SIGNAL sTSrEK.

Police Board yesterday received notice through
the Corporation Counsel that tho adoption OF tho
Herzog teescmo system for a police telegraph ser
vice might involve the city in law suit J. M.
Pendlelon, a lawyer. who represents the Equitsoie
Electric Company, had written to Mr. Beekman that
the signal system which the Herzog Teleseme Com
pany proposed to set up for the Police department
was an infringement Of six different patents held W
tho Equitable Electric Company copy OF the com
munication Will sent Mr.. Herzog, and IL he falls
to prove his right to his system the Corporation
Counsel may advise tho Police Board to adopt some
other 81 stem George Bliss, representing the Game
well Company, demanded copies OF the DidS whSh
were sent to the Police Board recently, apparently
with the purpose OF trying TO compel the adoption
OF the Camewell system the ground that tho COM
pany made the most advantageous offer.
Thomas J. Plunkctt wrote to the Board, ohcrfng 10
sell plot OF ground in One hundred ndtwcnty NTH
ST. between Ninth and Tenth aves., suitable as site
for police station -
Policeman Edward O'Maey, of the Nineteenth
Precinct who tried last week six different
charges dismissed from the force.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
4 FAILURE At THE COTTON EXCHANGE.
ANOTHER FIRM CARRIED UNDER BY THE RECENT
BARLr sMASH-UP.


A big surprise at the Cotton Exchange yesterday
was the suspension of Walter T. Miller g. Co. Tho
firms outstanding contracts viii be settled at 10
DAYS averages The firm LOST largely by the failure
OF Mr. IIarlc two weeks ago. but continued to do an
out -oftown cOumI sion business, its custom rs being
long on the market. These custom rs were urged
on Saturday and Monday to respond TO calls for mar
GIN, but they me- elected 10 do so, and st last Mr..
Miller concluded TO announce his suspension ana
protect his creditors from possible loss.
Mr. Miller found at his Office, NO Hanover
st. He said: {" The market has been gong down.
but have sood up against 1t as long as could.
If It had de- ucI the last quarter OF cent TO- %
day DON'T think would have been opIsed 10
sus pend As IL Is, MT in olvent we shaii
be aLle to pay every In ul and have some lett
/ can't give any idea OF our labi itles TO-DAY"
The firm is Of the Oldest In ihe cotton ana
cofes brokerage business, and MIR. Miller mas peih
one of the most popular members OF the axchsnge
He IS treasurer the Exchange, having d en- cc5tcu
of ,inally in June 1873, AMI re elected cry year
since lie was also chairman Of ,he Bni dlg com
rittee and 1t Is uudeis ood that by his worh IN me
interest of the Exchange he saved tho organ zatioh
at least $4,000 in the completion OF the new Duiio
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
THOSE MIsAPpLIED FUNDS.

Albany, March 90 spocisl).-More evidence was
obtained this afternoon by the Ways and Means Com
mit:ee Of the Assembly showing that the funds set
aside by the State to used in the completion OF tho
Capitol building have been misappled and used on tho
Executive Mansion instead Private memoranda OF
the payros which presented showed that at
o dozen men had been carried on the pay roll OF tho
Capitol, whiIe they were employed on the Governors
Mansion. These mon paid from tho Capitol fund
Tho Capitol Commissioner ropeatcd his little part
OF tho programme laid down by tho Governor ana Mr
Gheehan. He said no know that men wero " ono
time paid out of the Capitol fund, but 1t was mistake
Tho amount S347 76 and 1t was corrected when
tho found
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
nuAxnrsN TIE uANN BoyDoIR COMPANY

John and H. X Bloodgood published an advertisements
Yesterday as stockholders of the Mann Bou1oir Car Oo
pany asking all stockholders In that corp'ra'ion ~ .A
- hso before giving their proxies annual election
In Apnl. John Bloodgood said thai this call hao no
reference in any way Colonel Mann the expre'iden.
OF the company and did not stand as an indication Oh
anv present or coming struggle between the friends ana
opponents Of MI. Mann The simple iac' was MI
p,oayood asserted that John BOodgood Co. had re-
cenv purchased stock the company, enough 10 give
them thiri interest," and they wished to consult win
other stockholders before the election with view soey
10 perfecting FOOD . management VI INC S"nPa"S
Inter uOsslhle.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
NO goLpHEADED CANE JUST YET

There was apprehension at tho Custom House yes
erday that those who had subscribed for $50 gold
headed ebony for A. Relyea, CHIEF clerk Oh inc
Second Division, might be discharged for bribery ana
corruptiOn Mr.. Relyea has received an appointnent
under Treasurer Hyatt, at Washington and brokers
and clerks desired to show their appreciation Oh ai5
merits But now they Will withhold the cane untl
Mr. Relyea resigns from the Custom House; so that
the otft NAV be made without fear and trembling.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21

Tho finding Of the court martha! in the case OF cap
tain Harry A. Ely, Of Company c, 9th Regiment pro-
nouncing him guilty Of conduct unbecomng officer
and a gentlemen, has been approved, and an order
issued from the AdIutant Generals Office cashering
him The specifications of tho charge set forth that
Captain Ely obtained money from Major clifford A. III
BARTLETT OF the 9th Regiment, and also from Sergeant
Mlngcy of the 22d Regiment, by hypotheca cating the
state check allowed for his uniform, amounting TO $50
to both The friends Of Captain Ely claim that enemies
of his in the ood Regiment have tumpcd up the charge
and he proposes to have the action OF the military
authorities tested in the courts.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
THE PRESIDENTIAL OUILOOh No"'
pIAJyE,s POPULARITY DEPREsSES TIE MO,
WUMIs AGAIN.
Firm Tho New-YorA Z ening Post.

p,.1xr,s POPULARITY DEPREssES THE MUG
WUMIS AGAIN.
rro m Tho New-YorA ening Post.
The elaborate canvass which has oeeh IN, na"T my Ds
The Philadelphia Times" (pinied IN mOnia nr.ser
usE, showing the ReDullIcan Pfcsluoneia ,i,ana
ances I'm NcN~York. Pennsylvania. ONO. s
and Minnesota is not especially encour asts ~
,hs narty II shows. summed uD bfenv' Ina Una. 'ho
.eel choice Of the majority OF the party Is biain''
CONCENTRATE ON NO ONE But BLAINE
From The Brooklyn Standard Union uep'
rbere is nothing decisive about the figures gwen
nv the rrbune Thcy show. however. that par,s par,t
Continent is very much divided and that ne p'Vua y,1
sIns sffrr ALL point 10 the nomination OF Mr.. Difo @
nroy,idinr thai be can be induced unaer any oon
sideration to accept
.c ,p PEOPLE DID NOT KNOW THEIR OWN MINDS
From Tho New-YoIk G aphic Dem.l
A canvass Of tho Republican sentiment MADE
simultaneously by several Of our esteoinea n s
porarios In this and other states SHOWS s.vs o, a.
ing In favor Of James g. Blaine in,s uaa'' no ~
can II Le takon as tho sersc OF majority Vi ING
Republican party.
VALUABLE E0HT ON THE PLAIfoh%
From The Phiiadelphia Inquirer.
II nast weeks canvassl shows strong proi~ere.os ~
for Blaine but after him the party Is osas ~ ,.rm
The choice of the convention As 10 .ssu1 sno u' s.."
ta,Ies leading place. prohibition and the ,anor euo
zion being thrown in tho bsck gro"na. 1ons '"s
s"ns,Is snxrostions for tho platform are reported
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
DEATH OF 4 BRooKLYy POLITICIAN

John Ensky. once Commissioner OF Jurors for Kings
County, died yesterday at his home, in Bedford ave.
near North Ninthst., Brooklyn. He was born In lre-
land in 1919 and came to this country while young
In 1852 no was elected Alderman OF the Second
ard Of the city of Williamsburg and after its conso-
dat:on with Brooklyn became Alderman OF tho Four
teenth ard of that city lie aferward employed
in the Registers Office and In the Custom House, and
with Sherns steele and Campbell he under.
sheriff From 1866 to 1876 he was Commissioner Oh
Jurors. In recent years he practsed law. He iei'
chfIdren
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
THE VEATHER REPORT

CONVENIENT ISDICATroSs-FoR "A HOURS
vAsursroy March 2o.-For Connsctieus sna "A''Aene'
sstts fresh TO brisk ssuthcry winds 'eerins
colder, fair weather. v.- Tar
For Eastern Ps.usyivania. Eastern Nsw.fork Ssw'er'
a.. a virginia southsriy wisss veeri.s I" "e''e''''
followed by warmer fair weather.
FOR IN. south Atlantic statss Light 70 resn
'y a, p.,.,,vania and Western New. York. fresh
% sr.s .outhvestery winds vesrng to colder westerly
rain or snow followed By fair weather.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
ur,n FOR FoReERr1g YEW-yERSEE.

Charles Hair age twenty-five OF No los East Ihir'y-
fourth st. was charged the Jefferson Market Pooe Cou
Yesterday with forging check for sl25 dated August
iesA and drawn upon the First aNtona Bank OF rroVf
-. ID ua obtained the money on August IL
1884 and drawn upon First National Benk OF fo'i
% 1855 Justice Strong Hoboken issued the warrant
for Hahr's arrest held IN $1,000 oa 10 a"%i'
reouis,ton Louis Breslin Of the Barrett HOUSE, oe
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
,nw,proEs rOR OLD PAINTINGS

The sale of old paintings OF the French Du'on' 1
-. sahools comprfsng the stock OF A. DHuyvetter.
:, which began last evening at MOores Art Galleries No
geo ph ave- was sly attended and the bidding drassea
badly Only fortyOne of the seventy paintings oherea
were sold tho total receipts being sl072 90 Ihe ony
picture bring much as 500 was .he a,,o
ro,oys by p Cipolla of Rome, which brought silo.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
4 THIEF IN TIE xEwYoRK ArHLET1o oLUB.

IHiEF IN Ihb NE WI Ohh I"Dn'1O NDo
At the Yorkville Police Court, before Justice Duny
yesterday morning, young man namcd Walter Young
who gave his occupation as that of stock broker,
pleaded guilty TO the charge Of stealing $50 from tho
coat Of Julian H. Barclay in the billiard room OF tho
Ncw-York Athletic Club. Mr Barclay was playing
. game of billiards with friends last Thursday morn
ing and left his coat lying on chair. On putting
the garment after the game, he missed his purse
Suspicion pointed to Young, who not stock brokor
but was attendant In the Athletic Club. The young
man, who Is nineteen years old and came hore rom
Boston, was shadowed and was discovered MAKING
purchases which his income did not warrant. He WAS
arrested and confessed under pressure. He y now
lockod up In default Of 900 bail for trial In tho
Court of General Sessions.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
DELAYED BY AN ACCIDENT ON THE BhiDoh'

DELA ILD Bf AN AO@ID"'1 -, ,-,,. ;, ,,o,.
rr Tho ptsre TO Brooklyn between six and eight In
the evening were put to great inconvenience last nsh
by the stoppage of the regular trains. Que 70 .no
,umuang Of The track by the third car Of tho eho
train The accident was duo to an open sw',cn -
the curve by the switch station on the drsun
by an engine but hundreds OF people naa Trucks
later four cars were drawn by two engines, Nth
standing room only" and the drivers feapoo ~
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
NOT TO oPpREss WATERFRONT OWNERS.

The Committee Lands, Places and Park Department
Of the Aldermen, which has for some time Deeh
ing tho resolutions requiring the owners OF land along he
Harlem River granted them by the CITY, to erect SOLID ana
substantial bulkheads in front OF such ceded property ana
construct and running from the bukhead
line Of such ceded property to the mainland to begin such
within thirty days and complete whin three nun
red under tho direction deparemnts OF the city
government having Jurisdiction made long report 10 the
Board Of Aldermen yesterday The committee says that
t this time and until Federal improvements along the
river arc advanced it would DO premature anu oP
s,. unon those holding water grants TO compel them
10 fulfil their This was approved by the Doafd
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
vest Of small change. Tho car cut the tics for 2
distance Of hftcen feot before being brought 70 u
gtOp.
SUGGESTIONS FROM TAE MZILa
AFIREpRooF CAR HEATER.

AFTRE PROOF CAR HEATER
TO the Edttor Of rae frtbw~e
Sir: saw an article in THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE nom
San Old Rslroadcr' headed Heater in Every Car
and agree with him regard to tho difference oetwocn
a car stove and car heater, we have been using
fro proof car for tho past month on tho ulster
ard Delaware Raiload and hnd It perfect success Tor
heating oars with hot water. During tho iafo pnzzaro
It proved satisfactory In every way: The outside OK
the heater Is cool enough to put ones hAnn against
without burning, q match and not ignite u, put -
the end OF tho car tho pipes cannot 20 W
the hand =; IL 9on IH,
Rondout, March 10, 1883
PROTECTION SENTIMENT GROWING IN THE
SOUTH.
TO the Edttor OF The TrtbSne.
Sir: noticed in my morning TRIBUNE Tow days
ago, that you spoke Of Tho Admission Hot Blast -
Bourbon Democratic paper. year or moro ago that
term might have properly been applied, but not now.
within three weeks It has published two-coiumn e1-
tract from the tariff speech Of Senator Piatt OF Con
nccticut and in last Saturdays issue 1t had strong
article In tho same line During the new admnistrs-
ton of that papcr which began little moro than two
months ago. It has created sensation In tho old Bour
bon ranks by its and persistent OF pro
lection from the Judge Kelley standpoint Tvs SeS
editor and owner, Mr.. William H. Edmonds IS ono Oh tne
two brothers who established " The Baltimore MAI
ufscturcrs Record Both brothers arc Democraas anu
both strong protectIonsts, and their papers arc
zach in its sphere-a noble work that helps 10 9sn
tegrate the Democratic solidy OF the ooutr. i0ur'
pectfully, - u
New-York, March IT. Isas.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
swADTwoop GETS HIS RELEASE.

Ptttsburc. March 90" Ed" Swartwood to-day re-
ceved his release from the Brooklyn Club President
Byrne in q letter complmentng Swartwood for waiv-
Ing his claims be placed the ,eserve list says that
foP the club TO begin q third season without radical
changes would have been suicidal Swartwood has
a good offer ~ Moinos, Iowa
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
HIS FIRST SI3HT OFA PRBSIDByL
p~.~. 1,h< pltfsb,y, com,u<rriIl

Raleigh paper Is responsible for the story '1HS
vben President Cleveland At Weldon n. ~,
smone the crowd that shook hands with him Wa = :
isnK countryman who, as he shook, said Oh, -.
xon ths President - Tho President said no "
WALL continued the Tar heel. 81 havs voseo H
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
AVIDS HARP MAKES HUSIC.
Ersm Ths Piftsturg Chronicle.

~Danieli"
"Yes sire" I'D.
see there is loud dema,d for invesg in.s
the pl-chass by ono David Bennott Hill, w,'e S.
money. OF an eipehsi'e musical CLOCK Aha
piano"
~" Yss sire" -. An. A
T. don't knew but what the demand Is . Just one = a
man who lniuses In such purchases shoud DO "Aoe W
fs q the music"
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
NOMINATIONS TO RE CONFIRMED.

NOMINATIONS TO BE CONFIRMED
Albany, March 90 (special).-The Republican sena-
tors held caucus this afternoon and resolved to con-
firm the nomination Of George NJ Beebe, Tho Bound
ing peebo for Judge Of tho Court Of Claims. and Of
Theodore b. Bassellng for Forest Commissioner.
For action On the H,aA Lteense btu zee Ftrst Pa0e
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
. sTEAMER AoRoUXD on LONG ISLAND.

The steamer wIlkesbarre Of New-York from Boston
n, Port Johnson, which was reported on Monday o.
Lahore al New Haven ashore at Wsding River, Long
Island with her machinery broken ehe anchored yes
,raav on stratford and dragged ashore er crew
~ men are OF provisions but have ine
.sbore and so are enabled to obtain supplies
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21

many President, but never seed ono before And
- be stood looking ct him sll over. MP and down.
and from side to tho other. he exclaimed: We'll.
you arc whopper In fnct' Whercupon the Presr
Dent smiled uncomfortably and Mrs Cleveland. who
Was near By, laughed Till shc cried
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
rp.NsrrRPrya 4 sUyDAY NEwsPA PER


J. Van Vechten Olcott. as receiver of John c. VII
hanson by a transfer recorded in the Registers onico
yesterday. turned over to Mr. Williamson all title no"
vested in him to " The New-York Dispatch inc
property Is conveyed subject TO a mortgage made py
Alexander b.. Joseph ? and John C. Williamson anu
others John n Drake. The expressed consider@
ton 81
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
PROTECTION SENTIMENT GROWING IN THE
SOUTH.
ONE OF THE FRESH. AIR CHILDREN.

TO fhe Edftor or TIE Trto"H@
Sir Doubtless The Tribune keeps an interest IN INC
Fresh Air Fund children after had their sun
mer outing will glad to print the record OF ono
few summers ago little girl came TO town southwest
of here and after weeks stay. liking IL 80 well
sent for her only relatives her mother anu
brother. Seeking employment they soon found IL III
factory and when it was this town. they came
and continued work. 1t soon found out that the
young girl had voice. Some musical and chAri'aoo
ladies made proteee and she was soon augn'
SO that she could sing with much credit In one OF mo
church cholrs This winter she has sung at seVerAi
given for charity and so well
pleased with her voice good will that they gave her
benefit which the inciosed notices give details Her
story was known interest ana sympathy "erc
felt for her. Needless say she had large penen
and Is gaining many rends does the SEED OF goou
sown by the Fresh Air Fund blossom H.
Owego March IL, 1858.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21

r,sssd between 80 and sae the average ls ssi.s ~
higher hsa q the ssrrsspeadas ~ ass ysa sne
higher thsA Monday.
In and near tins oisy sday there WI probably b ssdsr
followed By warmer fair wssther.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
PRACTICAL GEOMETRY.


M,ss Marlboro-HI had such a misfortune to-day,
Professor MY parrot escaped and haven't seen !"
since' o.., ror- sad !
And vet do you know Miss Marlboro, your uiio'io"
could be beautifully diagraned'
Miss Marlboro" AhP
Prnfessor-a Yea its q polly gone.'
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21

A constant cough with shortness of breath. falling
,rength and wasting OF fssh all bstoken lungs more or
lass seriously affected and demanding prompt ueaI
ment BY using DIR. JayRe's Expsctorant serisus re-
suits may be either avoided or palliated -
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21

- ana Ma Albert g. Adler Miss schless and schas~
~ pesrcit; and MI and hrA Charles Leomsn
T,ns wedding Of Miee DscrA Of No. 20 East seventy
s~A., A r. r. A. sei,sman, will take place at the
A,,ao,s home on wednesday evening" April =
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
6perial Notices.



A. Thomas L Bscksa. Auctssssr.
ByrHoa L BUcKEN CO.
ART GALLERIES, s17. sls BROADWAY. corner l2st-s6
900 CHOICE ORIENTAL
ASHT AG1RfSTs AM AND RUGS" suas.
1oarIEsEs, SILKS ARxs "a.
pucKEN Art s1s 1ssALLEsrEs
ra. w.DsEsSHY "a s''.HS STAY rsiDAr -
H.rsh q: y, = .saM
rn,. ..,,.c.s, a. S snest We ha2e over offered 70 ~
Americas Art
TWO IMPORTANT AUCTION SALES
THOMAS T. KIRBY, Auctionesr. Z"
ON EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIE%
Q East 2sd:t. Madison Square y
COLLECTION OF
AMERICAN PAINrINas.
BY KRUsEMAN VAN ELrEN. N. A
TO BE SOLD wyrE9gT yRISsy REsssXy ysXEyvryryoa
On 1@&'r''" rHOHsPsst At GcIook. sa'DA'
~H ESb sHo5H co5an ssp
AsP srH4sS3SS #4s3SS2s ssSSSs T..
Mach 2s. "a AND 2sl AT a'So AND 7'so P. N.
Illustrated Caalogues of Mr. Gibsons works mailed .
receipt price, 25 CENTS Catalogues Of MI Van Esens
works mailed FREE.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION MANAGERS. t.
East 23d- ST., Madison Square.
A. william r. Moore. Auctisueer.
NoOEE's AUCTION aALLEBIEA
$50 FIFTH-AvE
SALE THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING. AND Io-Mohr
ROW, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EXENIuNds.
MARCH 2l, 23 AND 23, AT OCLOCk
DATNTINGS
THE DUTCH FEENIsH and FRENCH sCHOoLS
TO BE SOLD TO CLOSE OUT I'd I'm HE STUN oF
Mr.. A. DHUYVETrER JR-
OF Antwerp aRd New Yerk .x ur,.
AMONG THE ARTISTS REPH ESESTED IN his
COLLECTION ARE; ,,-,,,
Bsllavsine Bsauquesne Bercbere Brsso. No osss,tst
De Lobbe De Praere Herbo Joors knrvaSsee
Iobrchou Magnus Marie, Mosrmans Moser Pas III fer-
rault Pinchart Portielie. Roelofs Richtor hossrse
schaefels Ten Kate Elten Van Lcemputeen Laper-
Buhl al =
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
rec Exhibitia
at the

A. Free Exhibition
at the
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES. -. ,
ass 5TH AVE, NEAR s4TH-sN {,aD
PRIVATE COLLECTIONS OF
MODERN PAINTINGS
beonsingto to
MIR. JORDAN L. MOTT
MIR. EDWARD KEARNEY.
From The n sw-York Timesl
They represent high average oil freh'" s'"'' '''
'e@e work 1.a ySEsa ot s.
vbert which shows Sarzher asleep MS 'hs"
:Sesos rsprs'.ntsd By two ., nj: %Ss %'
.Braca cassars .Frieburs Cow is masterpiece"
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
WITHOUT RESERVE,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
MARCH 27 AND 2a AT 8 O'CLOCK.
AT CHICKERING HALL.
6rHAvE- CORNER lsrH-sr.
ROBERT soMERvILLE. Aueuonssr
BY oRrGIEs co.
A. Robert somerviie. Auctioneer.
By ORIOLES co.
ART GALLERIES, s45 AND si7 BROADWAY
FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
MODERN AND ANCIENT PAINTINGS.
wATERCOLoRs ENGRAvfNGs AND ETCHINGA
To be sold az auction without reserve
TOMORROW CrHURsDAY) AND FRIDAY EVEN
INGs. March % and o. ct 8 scock
ANGLO swiss Condensed Milk Company
CHAN. SWITZERLAND
THE TWENTY.FIRsT GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING
Of Shareholders will be held ct tho
RABEN HOTEL, CHAM, SWITZERLAND
ON SATURDAY April Z. 1888. st half past 10 clock.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Animal Report O Board OF Directors
Reno Of the Of Audit
Proposition Bosrdof Directors regaroins ois'ts4
button OF prehts. ......~ a, ,,. uott~l
Statea
q Election OF Auditors Of Accounta -..xs
Voting specifying tho numosr OF voes 70
.hareholders are entitled be obtained up 70 t1e
March AT the Company's ofnce, 81 hudeon,st sow
nnon furnshing list Of the number OF shares neld -
annual also be obtalaso o. sppA
non al the Company's New-York ONCE -. ..~, a
,s TO I'LL the form ZOE to,e
p1rp"se on rs rn isss For the Board Directors,
' PAUL r. WILD. ChAirma1H
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21

To b sold at auction without reserve
-oMORRoW THURsDAY) AND FRIDAY E'SNs
INGS March % and 23 at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
william r. Moore. Auctisueer.
NoOnE'S AUCTION aALLEhlEA
29o FIFTH-AvE

SALE THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING. AND roMoH
ROW THURSDAY. AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
MARCH 81. 23 AND %, AT OCLoSk-
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21

AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION MANAGERS,
East 23dst., Madison Square
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21

FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
MODERN AND ANCIENT PAINTINGS.
w.rEp.CoIoRs ENGsAyfNGs AND ETCHINGa
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
Robert somerviIie, Auctioneer.

BY ORTGIES & CO.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21

Anglo. swiss Condensed nfik COMPANY
CHAM. SWITZERLAND
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21

ELLIOTT r. SHEPARD BUYS IT FROM CYRUS W. FIELD
NO CHANGE IN POLICY.
sThe Mail and Express' yesterday atcrnocn sur
ssa she ncwspauor world by printing tho following
In its editorial columns
Tho following correspondence explains itself and needs
% comment:
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21

Illustrated Catalogues Of Mr. GitsoHs works macn
receipt price, 25 CENTS Catalogues OF hr van E'sen
works mailed FREE.