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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
BEyeY GEORGE ON CARDINAL MANNING.
HE DISCUSSES THE rREIATEs REMARKS ABOUT

HE DISCUSSES THE rREIATE'S REMARKS ABOUT
PROPERTY.
The alleged Anarchistic uttcrances OF Cardinal Man
Ming sent by cable to The Tribune and published last
Sunday discussed at length by Henry George IN tais
weeks issue OF " The Standard In this style
On Sunday night Dr. McGlynn read cablcd TO Tho
TT bunc' All utcrsnce Of Cardinal Manning, who, The
Tribune" pondcnt declared had as'onshed MS
friends by announcing himself convert 70 the teachings
OF anarchy This horrible uterance 50 nsbergased me
Tms" that aLy cdbed TO London 10 know IL the
Cardinal had beca correctly reported IL gos back the
exact words OF passage which from recent article
OF the Cardinals ia The FUrnighb," in which he ar
CUES that recognition Of the light Of poFery in'
wolves and admission OF the right 70 live
Tho words are
The obligation 10 feed the hungry springs from the
natural right OF life and 10 food necessary
for tho sustcnaneo Life. SO sic this natural right
that it prevails ali positive Laws o. property Neces-
sity has no law snd Starving ;nan has Natural right
A starving an has a natural right to his reighbOrs
bread !" The Times that IL seemed incredible to
prince or the Roman Catholic Church, ana heads It's
cableGram in big letters Dr. McGlnn's New Any
uttcrance The lar. OF Catholic preatc incredible
is because It misraks for Catholicism what is only Cor
but the doctrine The Times" thinks revolving.
and that the London learn from is cabicgran
place OF Catholic text books OF moral philosophy And
in midoccan or in becaguered city nan has bread
that he will not give but is only willing TO sell Other
Of bread. but have nothing to buy II with. WIN they
comt theft II Ia such circumstances they take his bread
starye 10 death rather than do sol
the produce OF anoher's laOr. demand that
o,hcr should employ him Inder such conditions the right
lutte right the bread hi, industry produces lazy
But all have equal rights OF the natural
elements from which bread Is produced.
The wrong in our social condition the denial OF that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
YEW YORK REPUBLICANS TO CONFER.
MEETING or THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE or TIKI

MEETING or THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE or THE
STATE LEAGUE TO-DAY IN ALBANY.
Tho Executive Committee Of the State League Of
DcpubiIcan Clubs will hold It's first regular meeting
ay at the Delevan House In Albany to perfect the
organization and decide upon plan of action for OK
tending work down to every school district In tho
state This committee is made up OF ono member from
each county. Ex-Alderman James W. Halves, Of this
city, is chairman. 1T Is expected that the majority Of
the counties will be represented at the meeting
Twenty elected delegates at the recent National
Convention In Chckerlng Hall and several others have
n number Of clubs already Organized
The members OF tho sub committee that was ap-
pointed drat rules. etc. for tho League will meet
this morning and report s work to tho committee In
tho afternoon. "Tho result of this moctng" said Mr..
Hawes Just before starting for Albany last night,
will DO the formal Inauguration Of the League. Woll
get down 10 practical work now. We fully reaiise
that we have great piece Of work to perform, but We
intend 10 pJsh our labors until have the party nom
Lake Eric 10 Monauk Point completely and effectively
organized Tho general plan, think, will 70 TO make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
FOURTEEN VICTORIES At POLO
THE NETWORK TEAM DEFEATS THE NEwBUR
PLAYERS BY A SCORE or 3 TO l.

THE NETWORK TEAM DEFEATS THE NEwBURO
PLAYERS BY SCORE or TO l.
The light waisted polo players itom Ncwpurs camc
down to the city night and tried conclusions WIN ter
New York rivals The game played at the Harlem
Rink and the spectators mentally compared the "hrins'
wildly moving players giants and midges Although
handc weight science and experience the New
burg men Ilaycd and only aeknow lodged
defeat after a Dlucky battle Ihe visiting team played
in splendid time, but before the game was half
over they had chance against such odds aud
they played half hearted manner that did not please
tho onlookcrs especially. When the play became too
rough the piping the referees whistle would sound
a warning note wild scramble would be stopped
long enough foul to BE- awarded TO one club or a
fine Of a dollars placed against one Of the over
jealous players. the big rusher Amber OF the
club ~ for making regular John L. Sullivan
lunge at OF the little Newburg players The correct
score at the end TO in favor OF the New orkers.
The It's fourteenth consecutive victory last
night and their friends proud OF the
rec0rd they are making.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
THE CASE OF CAPTAIN sELFRIDGE.
MIR. WHITNEY SUGGESTS COURT MARlIAL-c0l
MIsERATION FOR THE OFFICER.


MIsERATION FOR THE OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-Thc following circular
has been issued by Secretary Whitney in regard
to the case of Captain Selfridge:
The circumstances of this case have borne most
severely upon Captain Sclfridec. lie was detached
from his ship by the Admiral and ordered home for
wilil violation Of law and unia S;ul disregard OF
safety and the lives OF others. court OF inquiry
has oxoneratcd lin from tho gravcr part Of this
charge. The court finds that he was guilty OF cul-
pable negligence, but not OF any wllful misconduct
held his target practice whcrc he should not haNc
held it, and negligent In tho manner OF conduct
ing 1t. lie supposed himself to have taken all nee
essary precautions against cndapecring life. but In
upon Japanese soil, and the landing OF one by
innocent persons caused tho death of several and tho
serious injury OF othors. The lne Of flight Of tho
shells also implied negligence on the part OF tho COM
handing officer.
by tho usagos OF the service, Captain Selfldge IS
entitled "a court martial TO enable him to cOntrovert
the judgment of his brother officers upon his acts
As the facts already subs aniially established
the trial Will probably he matter of form, and con
sdcring the punishment already borne by tbs mcri
tOrous and usually cautious officer II should bc con
sidcrcd without delay upon his return and with nue
regard to the humiliation and suffering to which
| he has already been subjected
| WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-Captain Sefridge, who
| home and TO report his arrival to the Navy De
rartment. 1t is expected that a court martial
will be appointed in his case soon after his arrival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05

tho member from essh oovnfy rcspcnsabie sor r. ]
don't think tho plan of assessment adoRo1 tno con.
club in cities Of over 10000 inhabants should pay S96
joining tho League; IN places HAVING ara smaller
Andrew b. Humphrey yesterday was chosen sec.
rcia,y OF the NatIona Loagne OF Republican Snbs OF
which James l.. Foster IL president. Mr. humPhr.y
lives i'm Ala city He IN about forty years " eg,
and Is at present tho corresponding secretary Oh mo
New York Republican Club. Those thai hno" NM
saw that he "a q good man for tho now position
Tho plan suggested by President Foster IN oun"y
TRIBUNE, that tho National AnstSaIOon League. mo
American Profcctive Tariff Association and the organ
I2ation which no represents should unite .her oo'
In tho matter of forming clubs throughout fhe country
has beer accepted nv ell three associations nc says
and will be carried out as soon as poesIblo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
CLAIMS OF BRITISH SEALERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Thc Department Of State
is unOflicially advised that the owners Of the
British vessels seized in Behring Sea by American
Revenue cutters last summer for alleged violation
af the seal fishery laws have prepared claims
against this Government for damages amounting
TO about $500, 600 So far however, none OF
the claims have been filed at the Department.
Efforts have been made to secure the consideration
of these claims in conjunction with the Canadian
fisheries question, now under consideration by
representatives of the English and United States
declined to consent to any such arrangement, has.
ing his objection on the ground that the two
questions were entirely distinct, and AS such
stood that Joseph Chamberlain and the other
representatives of Great Britain have expressed
similar views Oh the subject so il is practically
settled that the Canadian fisheries question will
he considered without regard to the seizures in
Rehrinp Sca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
MORMON ACTIVITY AT TIE CAPITAL

WASHINGTON, Jan. q lNpecldI I-Indcat'0ns arc
not wanting that a strong Mormon lobby is at
work to secure at this session of Congress the adj
mission Of Utah Territory a State into the
Union. The Mormons. il is understood. have APP
piled to the Executive Committee Of the Demo-
cratic Committee for money to help them in their
schemes and this has only too willingly been
granted They fear but little opposition in the
House and count i'm the Senate upon the support
of the Republican Senators from the Pacific coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
WINTER CRUISE OF THE YACHT G1rANA.

Boston, Jan. (SpeciaD.-Ths schooner yacht Gitana.
OF the fastest and handsomcst of the fleet OF
Eastern Yacht Club. owned by Commodore william F.
Weld, sailed to-day for Charleston s. c.. where her
will join her for n cruise In tho West Indies
weeks fitting cut for the cruise aud took her departure
from that point after IL o'clock As the Gtaua
moved down the harbor looking wonderfully fine and
shpshape. every thing aoat saluted with whistles
dipping Of flags She has been thoroughly
fitted ont fer the cruise and Is pronounced BY
her captain to be In hrst-class condition, fit
TO cope with any sort Of wind or The only change
in her re has been the sending down altogether of the
fsrstopmast the sub ttution of shorter iItopmast
for the used Ia summer aud the bending Of smaller
mainsal than the racing one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05

which the bills Of mortality Of any Largo city may BE- nty
designated and you will nad renal asd naladiss
that to say sdso the kidneys bladder have
arsmarkabis promnsuosws haa siaoss said-prspondsr
sncA BEhrs and diabetes In stage are
rarely cured and svs oaah Of the bladder and snursss
slay many Yet 1t the whom The trouble merely
amounts to inactivity Of the organs the danger mag
bs nuned By that pleasass renal tsals And durea Hes
stomach Bsra whssA npArss regulate sasuas
o tone 70 the orssas vtAsas them and the sss
Of whah eesvsnsss aad nvslvss sasssssss prspsss
ton DyspspsA usual senssnAas e rsasi esapisistA
and debility. which tAsy nvssaby pes1ssA ass rsnsaisa
~ II - alec sssspa&sA naaash sAsanAte I'D ~
vous AilneutA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
PROTECTING A LIGHT HOUSE KEEPER.

Washington Jan. 4.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has requested the Attorney General to
instruct the District Attorney for the eastern
Uist rict of Virginia to institute crimina proceed
in~s AGAINST the persons implicated in the recent
attempted assassination OF LightkeePer NJ L.
Odell. of the Cape Henry Station. The Depart
ment js informed that this officer is being pcrsc-
cuted on political grounds and will use its power
to protect him in the performance OF his duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
NOTES OF TIE TURF.

Tho turf is booming The Flu urlty Stakes for 1890
has already 732 entries and enlhus asc sporsmen say
that the entries will probably reach 1000.
J. b. Haggln has entered 72, Milton
Young as, W. L. Scott 60, Daniel Swigort
90 Major Thomas and n. ". Kilt on "a each, August
Belmont 49, JohIf s. Clark 10 and Leonard Jerome In
behalf Of A. J. Alex ,ndcr 10, Clay Woodford 80,
Belle Meade stock Farm -, and Mrs. g. L. LOfard o.
The entries for the Suburban, lar as received, now
lumber 20. KaOOah and Banburg were added to 1t
yesterday
The Concy Island Jockey Club declared dividend
of Der cent for last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
NINE IN

OLEOMARGA IN SOUTHERy EEWJERSEE
CANDIES. n. j.. Jan. tSpeeiaD. Officers Of tho State
Dairy Commission have detected plan fer supplying
South Eew-Jersey with oesmargarins made In Chicago
summons issued OF the District Court hero to-
day for Lewis Conovsr. OF No. SIT North Fron,st in
this city who supposed t. he the agent OF tho Chicago
manufacturers The against COD0vs IL Ia said
suy the beginning of Wholesale pros~cusDs under tho
act prohibiting tno sale of unlabsiled oeoLa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
aRNy AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. jan 4-The leave OF absence granted First
Lieutenant chrles Foster 81 Artillery has been extended
two months.
The Saratoga IL to be repaired TO the extent Of $1,000 10
enable her 10 crnssn Chesapeake Bay this winter NEXT
she will be sent coastr Hnrbor Island and used
as q staiioEary practice ship.
The training ship Janestown now at Norfolk wiz not 60
the winter but will be repaired for cruising
IN Chesapeake Raw expected that tho Portsmouth,
dock Norfolk Will bs ready for her usual winters
crnisc In few days.
from the station under dts Of December
sliow thar aos chcu,uipo the Essex
Of the Caroline Group the Monoosey 81 rskohama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
To IMPORTERS OF DONSKOI WOODS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Assistant Secretary May
nard has addressed a circular letter to importers
of Donskoi woods in which attention is called to
the conclusion in the special report of the United
States Consul at Odessa, Russia, that all woods
shipped to the United States from k0s,of on Don
are and ever have been secured woods and saying
that they will he given opportunity TO present
any arguments and proofs in contravcption OF
such conclusion they deem proper at any time
prior to February !, next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
COLLECTOR Sullivan TO REMAIN.

WAsnINGToN. Jan, 4. - The Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue will take no action in the case
of Collector John A. Sullivan of the lid New
York District charged with receiving present
from his subo.dinatcS on Christmas Day IN vlo-
lafion of law In n litter 10 the Commissioner
on the subject Collector Sullivan said he accepted
the present in entire ignorance OF the law and
returned il to the donors soon as his attention
was called 10 the matter The Commissioner is
satisfied with this explanation and Is willing to
overlook the transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
SENATE AND ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES

GENERAL Hustled on The WAYS AND MEANS. AND
ERNEST n. CROSBY on THE CITIES.
ArRlyY Jan (Spcciab. Speaker Cole, OF the Assem-
bly, although almost exhausted BY his hard work In the
for the speakershp departed for his homo IN
watkins last night He will return here the latter part
OF the week and begin the aruous task OF placing tho
100 AssembIymen On committees suitable for their
abilities Before leaving Albany Mr. Cole requested tho
Assembiy,nen to inform him by ettor OF their choice
among the committees
II Ia clear tnat Mr. Hustled will bo made the RepublE
can leader by having conferred him the charmanship
of the leading committeeman Of Ways and Means.
Western NewYork which desires that big sppropri-
alton should he made to enlarge the canal looks asks
that Mr. Gallagher OF Buffalo, be made chairman OF inc
Conmittee on Canals in order that nc may push tho
project
New-York City taxpayers will rejoice to hear that
Ernest H. Crosby 10 chsrman OF the Committee on
Cities 1t is probable that the Brooklyn member OF TINS
committee will DO Mr. Tallmadge and that Albany VIII
be represented by Mr.. Youngman.
The Assembly Judiciary Committee. which frames all
tho code bills Is to have Mr. saxon, OF Wayne County.
good lawyer rs Its chaimsn.
Robert Ray Hamilton. OF New-York, Is to be chairman
of the Committee on General Laws, and Mr. Brundage
OF steuben County, Of the Committee on Insurance.
Senator Low president pro teu OF the Senate Intends
n r. ssid TO nut senator Robertson the head OF the
Judiciary Committee. Senator sloan at inc nea VI .o
head Of the Committee on Cities ,,., 4.
There is a contest the Office OF Journal clerk OF
the Senate between Senator Erwin and senators Worb
and O'Connor OF Brooklyn. The Brooklyn Senators
desire the reappointment Of William H. Barker. wniie
Senator Erwin has suggested the appoln tment Of
Smith Editor OF The Ogdensburg Journal" Inc
appointment IL to be made by John Kenyon Cerk OF
the Senate whO lives In Syracuse, the home OF Unted
States senator Hiscock Mr. Erwins friends say tnat
the part he took In the election OF SENATOR
Uiscck last January entities him to the reward OF NAM
ing the Journal Clerk OF the Senate.
CONFERENCE OF CANAL IMPROVEMENT.
ALBANY. Jan. 4 (Speciab.-Ex -Consressman Orlando
B. Potter, OF Nsw-York and +. withsrboe. OF Port
Henry OF the Committee OF the Canal Union. appointed
90 csnfer with superintendent Of Public Works shsns
han and Jointly draw up bill for the enlargement OF all
tho LOCKS and the Improvement Of the canals met Win
that official this afternoon Tho bill will PROBABLY 10
presented t. tho Legislature Wednesday evening IL
prsbaOls that appropriation OF 100000 Will DC asKsu
To enlarge the locks
COLLATERAL INHERITANCE TAX RETURNS
ALBASY jan 4-rhe state Treasurer to-day received
from NewYork County $685. "a the collateral in
hertancc lax from largo estates divided by the sure
gate during tine year
DEPUTY DASFORrH REAPPOfNTED.
ALBANY Jan 4.-Dcputy state Treasurer Eliot Dan
forth Of Banbrixe Nyw-York been reappointed py
State Treasurer Fitzgerald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
ELECTRIC Lr0HTS FOR SLEIGHS.

BOSTON, Jan tSpeeiaD. Is soon to DO put
to novel use. number OF wealthy Newton gentlemen
arc about apply electricity to lighting their sleghs
this winter and other timss to their closed and open
carriages Three cells Of batteries are to DO used which
will furnish three lights Of sx-oands power and will
burn for thirty hours After electricity is all used
up the batteries taken to some dynamo aud ro-
charged The expense for this charging not be
so cents time An electric light slcighnx carnival
on the Mile Ground is not boyeud tho probabilities this
winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
'As glares the tiger on his foes.
Uemmed In bT hun ers. p sars anc bowe
And. ere he bounds upon The ring,
~. arfs IA. obi ert %. his .prinx"

So dt.eass In m-rad forms fassns Its faugs tn
human race ladies' who sunsr fom distressing alments
ecuar "a their sex ahonld DIR. Pierces favorte Pre-
ecrpton the most compile aied and
ouspslo cases o uohorhss excessive fs~ Ing, painful
nanatnal suppressi0nA prolSsus or aing
oil tho wonb weak back. female weAknM Anioverson,
down sensationa chronic congestion
and liberation Of the womb In Illumination,
pain and In lea accom- panied With
heat"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
YOUNG DoNoGHUEs SWEEPING CHALLENoz

IOUN" DVNVUHOE0 ""HhFINU OH"ALHNVE
NEwBURG Jan. (Specfap.-Master Joe DOnOshue
Of Timothy Donoghus. tho old Of this city,
and sixteen brother Of Timothy Donoghue jr
who made the wonderful milo time skating tho
Hudson last winter Is tsnight with sweeping char
lsDge to skate any boy Of his ago In America any
number of nss frsM 70 i've for prize 70 10 value.
at $780, the loser to pay for the prize Joe 10
teur and has never figured much In tce-skat-
Ing. lie has. however remarkable record
as rosr-skater. having vaiquished nearly
all whom lie has ever contested with le is willing to
60 half to reasonable distance to got COED
for the ceA;est and to meet opponent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
INSPECTING TIE nc

IysPEO CITING TIE HONESFOR SOLDIERS ORPHA rs
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. tSpeciat A eomAttce consist
ing OF s. H. Baohtel. DIR. O. T. r. Knser and the Rev.
John W. saycrs representing the Grand Army OF tho
Republic began tour Of Inspection to-day among the
homes soldiers Orphans visiting the Lincoln Institute
to-day The object OF visit is examine into tho
condition OF the sch ,ols and make report tho Ma
tonal HEADQUARTERS OF the Organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
NOT GUILTY OF THE KOUrs DIsA sTER.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan 4 tSpecidt-fs the case OF John
b. Park pass ger conductor charged with nvou
rnansaugher In tho Ksuts wreck on the Chicago aud
Atlantic kaiirsad, the court at Valparaiso to-day
tanned The ndsnts motion qunsh the inctm~nt
Tie state appealed 10 the -uprons Court The Judge
decided that the present Indiana statute for criminal
was deficient that tho indictment could
sand because IL did prove Park gnty Of evil
aud he could not be punished for nero omAisson OF
AnfV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
PHOSPHATE COMPANIES STOPPING WORK.

CHARLESTON. Jan. (Speci0D phosphate stustiea
here becoming serious. Yesterday Of the lareeso
companies discharged all IT. hands, licked up ~
machinery and tied up its feet Of drsdgss data eta
This Is the Brotherhood Company. mining IN Battery
Creek. Beaufort County director says the company
has suspended work for three fsur months. II b
probable that other large mining companies win fosy
prices get better Is ass rumersd that the land es-
panes will curatl their production In this event -
fertilizer manufacturing companiss 0f whieh thsre a0
about ton here win dsubtsss jsiA the NswYork synd.
Qata.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
TO URGE IMPRovEMEyTS IN TIE LAKES

CLEVELAND. Jan. tSpeeiab. Men Interested In the
lake held meeting here and decided 10 make
efforts through legislation 10 secure In
lake ways. committee OF vessel owners recon.
mcnded improvements extending the entire chain
lakes and sngressman Il. 4. Parsons yester-
day appointed to go to Washington to urge approp-
alton 10 carry on the wsrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05

COLLISION ON THE MISSOURI PAUiPIC
GALVESTON, Tex. Jan. &-Ihs north bound passsnsse
train - the Missouri PAsino Rairsad. 100
Harrisburg station. about m ran ists
the 81 Ieuis ssuthbsund express. Beta joconesivse
were badly teloseoped None Of the peaseugoev
injured. Engipesr Ward, sf the north-bsun4<
train. ssd the mall AGENT whose name y unknown, a~
the only ones roported hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05

MONEY SENT BY NAIL TO GREAT BRITAIN
WASHINGTON. Jan. I. tSpcciaD-Dr. o. +. MAC
donald the Superintendent Of the money order
system said to-day that during the month OF
December, ss7. there was transmitted to Great
Britain by means OF money orders tn unusually
large sum Of S739 343 an increase over the CORES
ponding issues of ss6 Of 81 81 22S and an increase
over the issues for the month OF December, 1850
of &3ll. 0Q8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05

receiver Of tho Fidelity National Bank. against whtsl
Fassier Ksllr. the Champion Machine Company. L.
Harper Co. Swifts Iron and Steel Works and the To-
rento Reaper and Mower Company settled to-day w.
order directing the receiver to cenproniss td
dina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
TWO NEW INSTRUCTORS AT PRINCETON.

PRINCETON, N. j., JAM 4.-The college was opened to-
day for tho second session OF the college year This
term will probably the close Of President McCeshs
long and prosperous administration. Tho two new ap-
pointments tho faculty. A. G. Armstrong. r asss-
tant prsfssssr OF history and j. W. Phillips, instructor
in norphslogy, assume their duties at Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05

DEATH OF DIRECTOR STOKLEY'S SON.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 4 (Spcciab. Thomas H. Stokloy,
age thrty.ssvon, died this morning ct his home No
2.527 Turnerst He was q son of exMayor. Direc-
ter stokley, and had served a deputy sheriff and
assistant Highway commissioner.