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New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs Edward Jones, Of No 46 West Thlrty-ninth-S|'
gave a ladies' luncheon yesterday morning.
Mrs. Chian +. Doane gave a musicale III honor Oh
her euest Miss Lila Willis her house, No. 237 west
Fifty -sccondst.
Mrs Abram s. Hewitt, with her daughters inc
Misses Hewitt, will sail for Europe on April H. ana
after q few weeks In London and Paris Will go 10
Schwalbach
Miss Sarah Cowel gave the last OF series OF morn
ING readings at the h0use Of Mrs. j. NJ. Woodbury. NO.
100 ave. yesterday, giving for the first time
she,ch entitled " Life Below Stairs"
An amateur entertainment Will bo given at Del
noncos on April 5, In aid of French school soon 10
he organized In the neighborhood of Washington Square,
Miss Noel and Mrs. Cornelius Lee Will act In iIcnch
comedy.
A german will be given By tho members Oh Mrs. J.
Van schaIck Oddies sewing class on Monday evening
Aprll o. Each member has the privilege Oh ashns
The wedding of Jcsefa Nelson to Robert Osborn
win take place carly next month; ,,,,. ,,, o.
Mrs oliver Carter, of No. $50 West Fifty -nnth-st
gave an elaborate breakfast to thirty ladies' yesterday
morning M. A.. A.. ..,r ,o ho hold
at the new armory OF the Cd Eattery: In broadway
near Fifty ythrdst., during Easter week. arc ANXIOUS
70 obtain gifts of money, fancy goods and nseiui
articles These may DO sent 70 tho mouse oi MIS-
William Tod Hclmuth. No. 200 Madson-ave.
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sup RExzMBERrD THE GREAT NAPOLEON

CHICAGO. March % (special.-Mis. s. Loewenburg
d,ed at the home of her sonn-law In this city yes
terday. age one hundred years, nine months and elk
days She was born in Prussia, Juno 10, 1877. 6he
remen,beI cd well Tho great Napoleon, having seen
him going to and returning from MOSCOW
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DISA STER.

NARROW ESOAPE FROM DIOASIbh
NORTH ADAMS Mass, March 22.-Train No. e2Z OF
the Now Haven and Northampton road Conductor
f. r. Smith, connecting ct Shelburne Falls with the
Fitcbburs train No. 34 ON Tuesday night ran into
landslide which carried from tho track to the edge
OF the embankment, eighty feet high.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
,o,1rae OF pBARxA OY 6RADUA TEs MEET

The seventeenth annual meeting OF the Alumni Associ
. =, the College Of Pharmacy Of the City Of NewYork
was held last evening at the college building In twenty
thrds Tho annual address delivered BY President
Charles r. Heebner The reports Of the treasurer regis
trar and OF the several permanent committees were SUD
,,,,,.d and suproycd These officers were elected: 4:
President Charles f. HecbneT; first vcepresident VIII
IAN Wright jr second yice-presidcnt John Pfeiner'
third vice pre- sdent George c. Dickman: treasurer DO
mingo Peraza; secretary. e. A. faimer' ree'Strar' H. %
executIve board for three years o. Douden and
c. W. Brunner; delegates 10 the annual meeting OF the
American Pharmaceutical Association TO be heid ~
Davenport Iowa. H. u Brunlch. John Pfeiher. r. W.
Bedford. Thomas I. Main and Arthur ~ May In tho
college exauina yesterday IFS students were an
noupced as having passed Tho alumni prizes OF the
gold silver medals and the additional prizes
Of microscope and prescription balance Will be award
"A Marc
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and eesavsd and thas they are ofssa nuins end !oe
and that such II ono mode of manfostng knowledges
y now almost universally conceded
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THE CANALS AND THE FARMERS.

It
SIR On Tho first page OF THE Tribune OF Marcn
10 find dispatch with tho head limo. "suppress'ns
tho Canal Question:" which conveys . false impress
sion There was an open and free discussion OF tho
matter of taxation. continuing about an honr ana
half previous to the offering OF the resolution men,
toned. by Jacob Carpenter, which expressed disap-
prova of further taxation for tho enlargement OF tho
canals Of tho State when this resolution was offered
tho chairman called for further romarks tho reso-
lution No one responding. tho question was put
and adopted with unanimous vote. except ono
uop which came from Mr. Seight who. when asked
by tho chair to state his objections said thai he 90
ieccd TO some OF remarks of OF the speaFers
would include horses and stock OF every kind ana as
tho business Of the meeting was concluded ana inc
members were preparing leave the room tho Chair
man asked for a motion for adjournment, that the
meeting might be dismissed in good order. respect
fully yours EpGAn nNnrh c,rh
Stanf,rdvflo. March 12, 1888.
COLONEL GEBHARD'S STATEMENT ANSW Erred
TO ihe Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: We notice In to-day's TRIBUNE statement from
Colonel Gcbhard relative to suit brought by I. W.
Myers Co., against George W. McGill, In which
Colone, Gebhard cndeavors to mako capital for him.
self as against those gentlemen and the New-forR
Club. We appeared as attorneys for Mr.. McGili In
the litigation referred to- II Is true, as M Ooohara M
to the litigation caused some bad blood between inc
parties. But the issues made by tho pieen'hgs Wero
never tried. The parties met at the club ana IN !, a
good aatured way settled their differ nc JuoS-
ment was rendered in pursuance of their settlement
and promptly paid EWING O. SooihAH"
Ncw-York, March 90, 1668
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MlRRIED.

ThousanSs Of Flowers =. -
their odors 70 produce one 0ooS - Vsso
mere BeuQuet Perfume
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~ producsd By sAs hssvy disehsrgsa A. vhes Ns
the actual sound could b heard we hoo ~ uAs
than nor Guoo . ascertain.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

American fointuRe
ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE
THOMAS z KIRBY. Auctioneer.
THIS FRIDAY EVENING AT 9 O'CLOCK.
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH.
A COLLECTION OF OVER ONE HUNDRED
AMERICAN PAINTINGS.
The works Of - n
KRUsEMAN VAN ELTEN. n T.
Also.
On MONDAY afternoon ana evening nsxA
AT 2:so AND z 80 O'CLOCK.
Continuing on Tuesday and "wednesday
EVENINGS AT 80 O'CLOCK.
AMERICAN WATER COLORS.
ORIGINAL DRAWINGS. AND BLACK AND WHITN
STUDIES. SMOKE PICTURES" ARTISTS
AND REMARoUE PROOFS. 60
Over 900 examples
BY w. HAMILTON GIBSON.
On exhibition day and evening.
THOMAS = KIRBY. Auctioneef.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION Asnaeera =
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

AarondasxA slss, shspsss valley slc7 20, Ths oA
Road In ne woodAs elooi Pastoral eosas b Hsv''@
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ssLscrI0xs FBox THE NAIL
EvARTs AND LINCOLN.

EVARIB AMI LANCObNs
Fe fhs Bdtfor % The Tribune.
Cir. Al pomiustiope for the noxt National tokos
seem now to be In order, beg tV submit ono WHOM.
judging from tho present political outlook cannot is
10 command tho support Of evory true Republican .
ls needless to say that this slate Il conditions.
upoo the withdrawal nom tho 6eld OF tho nooios'
Roman Of them all.' Jsmes O. Blaine Ho ts unoo"oS
edly tho rst choice Of tho party and should DO 20
desirc could rocoive the nomination 1t Chicago UPON
the rst ballot But should he persist In his tscision
not TO enter tho CONTEST desire to suggest - QUE
strongest and available candidates. for Prosdon
tho Hon william Evars, and for Vfcc oon' 'no
Hon Robert T. Lincoln Those gentlemen fopfoso"s
tho bost elements Of the party In tho Easeern sno
Western sections of tho country and arc deserveuis
popular with Its several wings and factions. MI
Evsrts IL tho sblcst constitutional lawyer ID 'no
scn.te n cousummxte statesman eminently loyal, ana
In his public we'll ~ private lie presens ,Sess
"sans pour Of sans n too,On .U .ccvro tho
electoral vote of tho state Of Now-York most I'M
porant factor In close contest against Solo cd
Even tho little army Of Mugwumps would 90 ioIvot
to Wheel into limo Tor want Of any vulnerable point
Of attack OF Mr. lincoln Is scarcely necesse .vt
sneak inasmuch a. he has 50 roconfy nirnisnou ovr
denco Of his ability and integrity - Cabinet omcor
but every one VIII admit that bis name towSr ="
strength" and appeals to tho ioyA vo'o" 'ni""s"'
with such standard bearers tho grand old Repuort
from Sism:mbermen would rise moro into power
ard control the holm for another decade. hoPo
NOMINATIONS ~ vr,rsxy
National victory next fall. SUboOnAoHAA~
Vevoy, Switzerland, March 3D. 1886.
auARps TRIAL, NOT THE FIRST OF TIE KIND
70 tAe Editor Of The Trtbane.
SIR In the opening Of his address to the jury IN snA
case Judge Barrett reported saying; This 'ne
arst time in the history Of Jurisprudence wnen
citizen has been brought face tho public scsuser on
the charge Of giving brfbe." Also. In an Article In
the last number of The North American Review" On
titled An Unpublished Constitutional Crime" Mr 70
Iancev NcolI writes And 10 quite certain tnA' nv
person before Jacob Sharp ever convicted or 'c ~
this State for the crime Of giving bribe to puoo
ofacer" Tho statement s erroneous In marcn, ioo''
at court Of Oyer and Terminer held ut hoeneser. !"
Justice Charles @. Dwight Of the Supreme Ooure
Young architect Of that city tried and convicted OF
giving brbe to member Of the Board OF SUPERVISOR
Of Monroe County. his vote In favof OF 'n0
adoption Of the plans Of the defendant for ne" JAN
The case attracted much attention at the time by reason OF
the high social and standing OF the
He was strenuousIy defended BY George ana Thoma'
Rajnes The prosecution was conducted BY D'stncS
Attorney J. W. Taylor. Of Monroe County. The case
is not found In the books because no appeal was
from the Judgment probably the nrst conV'-
tion under the statute Of bribery Ar-A'
Rochester March 10. 1888
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4 oBlRIyA BLE PERFORMANCE AT THE LYOE

The performance Of Caste for charity which, IL Is
mn Is the ST. Msry's Home for Crippled Children
drew large audience the Jyceum Theatre yesterday
afternoon Mrs Emma Baltazz and Mrs Clarence Postiey
were the only In the cast aud they acquitted
themselves we'll and To the evident satisfaction OF tner
sudItors Tho professional support cons's'ea Oh
sr..s.v p NJ Rurbeck Charles S. Dickson. Charles H.
Rraishaw William A. Mackay and Ida Vernon. Mr.
Macaay directed play with Walter Bellows a. stage
manager and their resulted In smooth ana even
performance The programme contained On acknoweag'
s..o, ~ tho oft of the use OF the theatre.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
rup o,ro SOCJErY,s COMING DINNER

The Ohio Society met last evening at It's rooms NO.
oac Eystbave the president Thomas Ewing. occupying
the chair Among members present were O. shayne
John Dickson. Homer Lee. J. @. Foye, Q. w. MOORE
George Mimine Warren Hgley. Henry L. Burnett VIII
tam 1. Strong George Follett Alexander Doyle w. D.
Mccracken w r. Upson, l. H. Grail, III. A. Classford
ana c. r. Wing Warren Higley chairman OF the Dan
uet committee reported that the annual dinner would Do
held at Delmoncoa on April q the cehtenna ah"i'e'ssy
:, tho arst settlement of the Northwest Territory Tho
committee believed the arrangements made woud IN
suro the dinners being unusual success Among Inc
xuess who are expected be present are Senators she
man. Manderson and Allison; CHIEF Justice "se' uoV.
o, Eoraker q, Ohio Cong rcssman S. Cox exPresdeat
Hayes Ex-Governor Albeit Of NewJersey, and exIov-
ernor Alger. Of Michigan.
1t was reported the fund for tho purchase OF cuo
house approaching the required amount OF S'oooO
After the discharge Of the regular business the ONO
Sosiety unincorporaed. adjourned without day. ana tho
nnt meeting Ohio Society incorporated body
ma held.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

ELECTRICAL EN0INEEB

ELECTRrcAL ENoINEED
tho U supreme Court In tho Appealed Telephone oasss
read March 49, and the dissenting opinion delivered %
same day. In . suppemsntissued March "a
Price, 2s eensa
THE KLEcrRrcAL PUBLISHING coxPANf
l16 Nasssu.st.. New.Ysrk.
Free Exhibition
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES.
500 5TH AVE.
near s4th.st
PRIVATE COLLECTIONS OF
MODERN PAINTINGS
belonging 10
MR. JORDAN L. MOTT
Mr. EDWARD KEARNEY.
scnaKyEws
from %1iia,Ji The john Wolfe :siA
ROSA BoNaEUgs
from the Mrs Morgan sale.
rRoYoN,s
asm SSs1a sSs Mrs Mssss" :.l.
GERoME, rs
SDalc Of the Circassan Slav@"
.ng coURBETs
sTorrsnt the vesgsA"
BOUGUEREAUS
I" Resting"
sCupd Disarmed"
VOLLONS
"Aprss 10 Bal"
no BE SOLD AT AUCTION -
WITHOUT RESERVE.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENING"
MARCH 27 and 28 AT O'CLOCK.
AT CHICKERING HALL
6TH.AvE, CORNER 1sTHsT.
ROBERT soMERvILLE AUCTIoNEER
BY ORTGIES CO. -,
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ACTOR.. MA,AGERS AAD PLAYS.


tonight at Walack's:
Alfred Evelyn Mr. osmono % aesre
\ pen,am,n stout A. r. d. Mr.. John Gilbert
{ Mr.. Graves Mr. OhSree o'''
Sir John vesey MI. Harry Edwards
Captain Dudley Smooth mr. E. d. Ward.
: Sir Frederick Blount M >. W. f'so.s
Lord Glossnore Mf '" l. N
{ Mr. sharp. Mr.. Chares D'u'"v '.
Toke Mr. Charles Edwin
Old Member Mr. A. W. Shelly
Mr. stanley, member o, the club. Mr.. r. e. snowdcn
Mr.. Beetle a. Mr.. y. 90 fon.en>5
A. v,., Mr. II. W. Perry
Mr.. Green MI. Charles Valentine
Perkins. Sir Johns servant Nj W. H. erosoy
Clara Douglass Miss Rose Coghan
Lady Franklin Nine ronis
eeorc,n. yesey Miss Meta Guon
club Members, Servants. Walters. ETC.. ETC.
There is somewhat varied list o: attractions to follow
Irving at the Star They come In this order Vanoe
yflle Hermann in conjuring, James Owen OConhor in
tragedy. Barnay in German and then the Monkey o"o"
Despte printed rumors IT Is fact that
Mrs Poters contract season with Nh. Henry H.
Abbey has been signed
Frederick do Beieville will be among the new stars
oext season He will appear Of Fechters former
which said that did not play Ia tnS
country
II is rumored that Pop company, OF which John
A. Mackay is the star will not PLAY after their next
week in Chicago The company started 80 late In the
sesson that good dates could not be secured.
Frederick c. Rust advance agent for the Salisbury
rroubadours and Miss Clara Baker leading lady OF the
Ellis Comedy Company. present playing In hoooKen'
were married yesterday the Little Church Around the
Corner. by the Rev. Dr. Houghton Miss Baker VIII IN
future be known professionally Clara Baker-RusI
Paul Kauvarr will be seen at the Standard after
March 81 as on April j. NJ. Hill viii present there FOR
four weeks Sydney Rosenfeld's comedy. t. Possible
Case" which will have first performance Monday next
In Williamsburg
r A. Hooley. the well known Chicago manager. has
arrived here says he intends to remain I'LL summer
Charles Schroeder, business manager Uf the
Fifth Avenue Theatre will be season with Henry F.
Abbey.
Corinne though Suffering from severe sore throat ap
pesed last night Her doctor wished her to rest but
though she had 10 Of her songs she puchiy
went through her perforn.ancc
The Maid Of Orleans" In which both Ernst Possart
and Gertrude Gers will appear is the bill tonight at the
Thalia.
Mira o. S. Grant and some members Of her family were
among Mr. Irvings audience last night
Rose Corhan denies with much feeling report printed
that the child she adopted some
vears age Is desirous OF rsclamng her. Miss Ccghan
ssys tho father Is glad that his child is SO well providcd
for
Charles Atwe q well known journalist. has written
soeiety comedy entitled His Lordshp" which Viii be
brought out at the Amphion Academy. WILLIAMSBURG on
Al
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

A. WllIinm r. Moore. Aucfieneer.
lNOORES AUCTION GALLERIES
200 5TH.AVE
CONCLUDING SALE
TONIGHT AT O'CLOCK
PAINTINGS
OF THE DUTCH. s,Tdn EhEMisH AND S"kSoS
TO BE SOLD TO CLOSE OUT
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
MR.. A. DHUYvETTER yk,
OF ANTWERP AND NEW-YORk. -
AMONG THE ARTISTS REPRESENTED I'm THm
COLLECTION ARE: -. ~ .,,-
Carpenter Col Eoleman. Soreos Dargeas De Gsss,fss
Ssssee Icbrichon. Magnus, Marie, Moermaus Mosios.
Pasni. Perrault Pinchsrt Pcrtie1s Roelcfs Rishtss
ten Zuber Buhlef and others
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AND addrcss
DIED.

NoaosoT marriages mast Be 'sdorssd v'sA ~ sss'
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BAR
inches
500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
HOPE NOT ALL ABANDONED YET.

JUDGE TENNEY STILL THINKS MR. BLAINE
COULD BE PERSUADED TO RUN
Judge A. W. Tenney, of Brooklyn, formerly United
States DstrctAttorney, in talking about politics yes
terday said The Democrats have nominated strong
the Republicans must match him with a candidate
stronger than his party they are beaten Mr..
Blaine is that man. / consider him stronger in New
York by at least 10000 than any other man that
can be named. The issue IS clearly drawn between
Free Trade and Protection. Mr.. Cleveland naturally
rel presents Free Trade. and Mr.. Elaine, naturally
Protection, The Republican voters everywhere
ninot y-nine onehundredths Of them-want Mr. Blaine
for their candidate. Now, shall their wishes be
recognized or shall they be lgnored1
"Thc Chicago Convention should listen to the voice
of the voters and promptly nominate Mr.. Blaine and
while he does not want the nomination, yet feel
certain that HIS loyalty to the party and his great IN
terest IN the protection Of American industry will
cause him to accept. Roscoe Conklng once said to
me, that 1t was the duty Of every Republican TO
accept tho demands OF his party I am sure that
Mr. Blaine, acting in this spirit, would accept II
nominated. With Mr.. Blaine candidate, sue
cess is absolutely certain.
ave should bcgic the campaign OF 1888 where
tho campaign Of 1884 left Off, but with any other
candidate We Shall have to begin do novo, besides
having to overcome the decp disappointment of tho
great mass Of Republican voters. 1t is time for
mistakes With the issues made up, the Re
publicans win, II they will The opportunity is
have the candidate they want, and they will do the
rest-elect him.
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VISITING ST. AHTHONYs SHRINE.

Pittsburg, June IL (SpeciaD.-Nearly 500 strangers
to-day arrived at Troy Hill. They were the first in
the annual pilgrimage TO the Shrine of St. Anthony.
OF this advance guard, at least a score were from
points as far west Topeka, Kan, and far east
as Wilmington, Del. Said Father MOlllnger: Tho
number of pilgrims IS Increasing yearly Last year
St. Antbony's Day brought 5000 people here. They
were from all parts of the country. Many of tho
people who come here regularly led here through
gratitude, having been cured through the grace of
God, From other sources it was learned that the
crowd IS so great that all cannot get in the church at
the 10 o'clock services They form in lines outside,
and as Father Mollngcr leaves the church they bow
down on their knees and with upllfted hands beseech
their patron saint to cure Ills for which they have
travelled thousands of miles to obtain remedy Tho
good father LAYS his hands upon their heads, blesses
them in the name of God and ST. Anthony, and many
believe themselves thus simply healed.
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Il NEW LESSEE FOR THE BLJOU
Mr.. ROSENQUEST TAKES THE HOUSE FOR EIGH,
YEARS-NO PRICE ANNOUNCED.

I.lf
YEARS-No PRICE ANNOUNCED
j. Wesley Rosenquest OF the Fourteenth Street
Theatre yesterday practically concluded arrangements for
the purchase OF the unexed term eight years OF Mesr
Miles, Barton and Dxeys lease Of the Bou Opera House.
MI Rosenquest said last evening" shall get possession
at once but shall not put In any attraction my own
till the beginning OF the fall season. IT, however any
good attraction should want shall glad TO let
the house. shall devote it light entertainments OF the
higher class and will have any cheap shows there on
either rental or sharing terms. Nothing hurts house
so much as bad performance. Probably shall have an
interest In all future productions during regular
at the Bijou cannot at present the price paid
shall be In position to give information in day or
two. Mr.. Rice arranged early this season for n large
sccne-room on the left OF the stage. hope 10 get
lease Of this property also and add part the
Henry j.. Dizzy, who Is understood to have had the
principal interest in the lease, said travelling
next season and will Mr.. Rice we do not believe
in managing theatre IN this city from some place per-
haps couple OF thousand miles away. good offer was
made for the lease and accepted Mr. Rice and
do not want to produce any more plays present We
shall have Adonis,' The COrsair The Pearl OF
Pekin" the road next Messrs. and
interest in these outside this city Colonel
Miles retains his Cincinnati theatre. think the Bjou
matter will be finally settled tomorrow"
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FORTY BOATS READY TO START.
ANNUAL REGATTA OF TIE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUE

LIST OF ENTRIES.
The annual regatta Of the Atlantic Yacht CLUB takes
place to-day. Forty yachts have entered, and with
a good breeze there Will be some interesting racing
1t Will be the first Of the Graylng for tho season
and yachtsmen will be able to get some idea now Iar
the alterations made In her by Burgess have becn I'M
provcments. Her competitors will be tho Die Palmer,
which will have to allow her nearly ten minutes and
the imported keel schooner Miranda, that was &c
counted such wonderful flyer the other sidc, but
has yet done nothing to Justify that reputaop here
In the sixth class the Banshec, Cary smths crack
4Ofoot soop Of last season. will meet tho burgess
cutter Papoose, whose in Boston waters last
induced many yachtsmen to adopt the Reel In
stead OF the centreboad In small craft Tho follow
ing is the full list of entries:
Glass i. Schooners rs feet on tho line
Palmer, Miranda, Grayllng
Class Ill schooners between SO and SO feet-Hazc,
Azalia, Gevalia.
Glass II. sloops between 90 and II feet-shamrock.
Fanny, Huron
Class ILL., sloops between 81 and GO feet-Hilde-
garde, Thistle.
Class ~. sloops between AZ and "a fcet-Anaconda,
Athlon, Roamcr.
Glass V. Shops between Al and AZ fcet-Concord.
Enterprise, wenona, Stella, Nirvana, Amaranth.
Class vi. sloops between 35 and II feet-Aradne,
phantom. Rival. 1anshee. Pspoosas "A =
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HEARING THE ADDRESS READ.
rxJJDGE MORRISoN'S HOT SHOT-lhlSHMHre
RI.AINE.

WANT MR. BLAINE
rbs address was read by ex-Judge A. L. MORRISON -
IN ontbusastc meeting of tho IishAmerican AntFres-
rode League held last evening at No 50 Union Square,
tbouob the meeting was advertised there was nov
,oo in the hall to accommodate all who wanted TO near
,ha ereecbcs There were about 200 delegates repre-
,,,,ves OF the clubs in several Assembly districts
hIch have been organized and In good working
order James p Foster president OF the Republican
Ieooue of the United States; Andrew 3. Humphrey ths
secretary and John S. Smith, OF the New-York hepuo-
,,con club sat upon the platform. Enrolmens DOCKS
were given TO each delegate attached TO whcn was lille
pledge: ,,.oro, c,.r.-
hereby pledge myself to vote against Grover Clevo-
land FOR reelection TO the Presidency and to use every
legitimate means In my power to compass his defeat
p H. McNamee presided His address, which wa
brIef and pointed was warmly applaaded When ex-
Judee Morrison stood speak he was cheeed 70 tne
echo The Democratic campaign badges" no SAID
worn at St. Louis, were made In England aho' NOS
satisfied with that they had another English color the
rcd bandanna Iisses) In fact, the Democratic party
IS the English party in this country To-Day (Hissca)
Dnt this Aagp said he, waving in his right hand the
Stars and Stripes amid enthusiastic cheering, us our
flag and fighting under that flag, we propose to defeas
Cleveland and his English free trade In November
oregon and the burning Tammany Hall good onens
for tho Republican party, and II any other omen IL
needed you have It in this uprising Of Irish Americans
agans tho Lro-Anglican boss IN Washington who has
insulted our country and our people," (Appiause)
James z. Foster. Andrew B. Humphrey and John B.
Smith also spoke. A resolution offered by Delegate
james Carey, of the XVIII Assembly District urging
tho National Republican Convention to nominate Mr..
Blaine. was passed amid applause. 3D.