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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-20
LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
PS S, Ws sMopckINe, gINKINe BUTTON,
IGcas sos sss 81 Siss
r
MRS, + BRAsELMAN.
WILL SELL o. ~ E laSs 81 SsD THURSDAY.
Linen cotton coos. s,snpsd .sa Sa...mp
I af Sr Sns s:n VIII
x 5Sss rsss,yed choice assortment Of cHRIsTMAs
A LADY, FORMERLY CARRYING on DRESS
ne TaSshnsssn ladies' Moderate prices a9d PsIs
GEO WHITE, LADIES' TAILOR. LADIES, OWN
D Sfsss. &c satisfaction sfS Ssfrr
I AIDES. IF You WISH A GOOD AND STYLISH.
hitting waist buy Whites gioyeft,ing ready cut
%HfTEs tine fA''' H0sai and d n SEo
MISS GAUTIER HAS RETURNED FROM NEW
~ York and informs her customers snd the public
Tailor made Suits. TBS 18th ST NV dI3-3~: w
CUPERFLUOUs HAIR DESTROYED, LEAVING NO
phyan Fen e pfss ~
'es fH Mrs bs f. 1881 n
Nile. NJ. j. PnAsDr.
1929 + ST. NV. Mrs Harrison'S.
FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS
Also,
Aspecial selection in SHE'LL. AMBER AND DULL,
JET ORNAMENTS. sHAMPOoING.
Hair Dressed and Bangs shinsled aual-4m.
II JAY GOULD, 42I 9TH EVERYTHING IN
Toys, Jap. Scrolls, Napkins German Favors, Plush
Boxes Brackets Wall Pockets, Christmas Cards Nov.
elites Fancy Goods. WONDERS FOR CHRISTMAS.
oc13-3m
V9N, BRANDIs 1923 PENN, AVE.
v Iailor-made Gowns, riding Habits, Evening and
Street Costumes. etc. made at short notice Perfect
1T and work, one fitting required
Formerly with Lord Taylor, New York. and VIM.
Barr & Co., st. Louis. nl32m>
SEAL SKIN GARMENTS
FINE FURS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, HATS,
MuFFS: BOAS. &c, MADE TO ORDER
SKINS DRESSED MOUNTED and LINED
The Misses CUNNINGHAM
923 st. NV, second floor and
se22-3m 1910 Sth st. NV. bet. N and o sts
II NY DRESS SHIELDS ARE THE BEST MANU-.
States. oc4tfebI
TCRENCh DYEING. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
II ING ESTABLISHMENT, 1905 New York ave-
Firstclass Ladies' and Gents work of every descrp
AND cHRoLNE LE sfS He oner witS seSeS
and Maison Yriese, Paris. ja21-1y
A NTON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAB-
ALISHMENT AND DYE wOBKS, 9O6 st. NV
Ladies, and Gents Garments of all kinds cleaned and
Fsss
moderate. Goods called for and delivered sl4
A LL-WOOL GARMENTS, MADE UP OR RIPPED
A. FISCHER,
s14 906 st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-20

TowN BURNED BY INcENDIARIEs. The
town Of Manchester, Kans., was destroyed by
fire Sunday night. There has been for some
time q bitter fight between town and county
over the location of school-house, and as the
fire was first discovered in the school building
it is believed to have been the outgrowth Of
this fight, the fire having been started by those
favoring the county faction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Tho wedding Of Mss Lebeman. which WAS post
poneh flon last edno>day owing to the r'o ~ VIII
take place al DclnOnico's to night.
The Misses Coudcff. ot West Fihy nlnih-Si' VIII en-
tertaln MIR {. stew at schrncks sewing class on
Tuesday evrnirs. h!rll 3. TIL, viii be ITO last
meeting Of the elias.
n. reception OF tho arlington League. postponed
from, Monday a week owing TO hc>grcat Storm VIII
ale place on Friday evening at Lyric Hall DANCING
Will BEGIN punctDAlly a. s. 10 o'clock
Mrs oliver Carter, OF No. 10 West Fihy ninth ST.
will give luncheon to thirty ladie, on 1hursaay.
The Knckcrbc, bcr Bowling club VII n'~ct th'
afternoon al lie Tennis Bnlidng, no sl2 West rory
erst-st There VIII be meeting on Tuesday next
which comes In Holy Week. lhe Ih@e' vii "
awarded on Faster Tuesday. AI'1l j. .
The prngie-, club vii give large rccepuo"
AT ts club house ln Flfiy ninth ST.. on prii u
Mr.. W H. { ase has sent out card, mr. danrc Al
her house No 81 West twenty nhh-st. Oh I~Isl'r
Tuesday. April 2. 49, =. . -,,-.
Ms William Amory. tr. Of SO 1os Fast Thirty
Mint St and Mrs Paul l. 1hcbaud. of NJ" NV fA''
ThlifS forIth.St gave Informal reception >esc'-
day afternoon. ., 49,.
Mrs John Sherwood Is In Boston for several DAYS
where She viii gvo three rssd'ng'. Her Ihursuas
ezaing al her own ho-e. No. IL West Ihlfty sncohu
St will lie nos pon~d THIS week. 49,
A number prominent people 81 This CIV VI" ri'"
a dinner 10 Tie Duke Of Newcastle al irlmonfoo
SUNDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
THE TcNDERS OF 8ARXUGS CIfCCS
BroINSISG THE SECOND WEEK or AN EXCEPTION
ALLY BRILLIANT SEASON.

BrGrNNISG THE SECOND WEEK OF AN EXCEPTION
ALLY BRILLIANT SEASON.
III. tro initiatory performances OF the second wreck
a. Baynurn 4 PsNcy's circus season were gwen yes
t.rday afternoon ard evening before crowded and
brilliant audiences The programme Is In The main
rlrn,r 10 hat of the opening week; snt the bewder
nr variety % attractions Is such that anyone might
ysi, tho circus every day the week and each tro
erd something novel TO interest or divert him
Every Imaginable feat thai has been performed
In any circus Is reproduced in Barnums: and many
darirg ard original displays which are beyond the
Widest dreams Of any old fashioned circus manager
sre added. The siioons = host In Themselves
graceful as t,e models Of ancient Creek scptoIs III
their staipa.y sct,' and daring IN their aerial
dnes. ashts and leaps thai they literally hold the
brea;hess attention Of onteokcrs Tho oBren
sisters ono the queen OF equestrans, and the other
ur~rra,ied As Knife throvor, each merltoflOus
enough to be tie star Of any that contents itself
with ono ring. Professof Cassa's seals are more
wonderful than ever Bin" Newman and his talented
VIE hAnde Two great herds q elephants as easily rs
" they wee so many trained dogs There Is excel
lent horsrrsnship excellent scrobatic fcats and
Isurhablc ran,omine ciowning and altogether Bar
NUN ha, this year beaten his own rceord-he has
out fxtru ned Barnum.
~ Professor Vorhs museum thousands OF rare,
ton ON II The most Interesting and cer,alniy the
most cia.ily Is the head Of President Gsrfed's as
ssSsn Guoau preserved IN aeoas anu SUI ~ s,
photographs az the murderer taken "heh no ~.
i.I a di.aci cord mark around the neck ielis us
On tale TIE st nyiss , Tns In sae words :,
Arcmus Ward. smeOsin cuss' Inc Misses
Adams are the prottest and ncafcst compile OF midget.
.cenr Wolld be Impossible Just Is 1t y impossible
&, Al all at Visit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
nANIEI SM EENY.

ra,,el swccny veteran Irish Nationalist ana All
,,d tr,e gScw Yorker, died early yesterday morning
., b,s home sweeny's Hotel. a Duane ~ ana taEN
p,v II. WA what Is known among lrlshh'n a.
" Far dowuerr that Is to say West OF iVl"i"'
mn, having been born In County Donegal III lew
Us was thirteen years old when he came 10 inns
country a tourney that meant something IN 'ho'o
,,vs lie was poor and frcndless, but no ptospcroa
here As compared with tho present uay, NO"
n.s ot that time uttlo more than wudern'ss' I'm
,hr. ,ras large tract OF land az Tenthst Blu p''a"
ICY kept by Denis CAROLYN, wellk saruenci'
and there II was that young swoeny obtained hAs n
o,,,lovmcn. lie learned to be a mason ana o"''"e'
f., duc limo Then he owned restaurant IN AIMS"
where hc Piled up a fortune
During tho gold fever In California ne @SS's'a
many Young men In their Journey there a'hons''
,ber, price Gulin q wc,hnan, who maze money
,h.,e I'm the uQuor business Gulin TOOK 10 man
,.r.d o,Bren a. a partner. o'Brleh star'eu pc''"'
f., On, baukiug buslncs, and took In liood as par
nor rverv,.oty knows now Of tho millionaire n ~,
=, o.urien Ilood. Nackay Company. hulInk ~
,as, ,wenty wears the dead man was pest ~ go
r,,r,e mr. NJ sweeuys Hotel "befo AL lno In,ciaiiv
i',ippn,rv u.;rnis wont 10 cOhBIuS Uis
,sn, 81. STEERING days Of the Fcnan koptllu" Ito
,nhr CharrS and Daniel, are DE n.i' =, rar
funeral will tako place III .. 80
rl.rvat at . so Am. TO fncrro"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
px SENATOR JOHN L. KING.

Augusta. Ca March 10 (spec'al jon" 80 20
died thl, afternoon OF pheun'ohA ' 49,. ctv
e|. ~ an April g. l7y9 and came to this CITY
f. t.,s n. WAS admitted TO the bar In lslo' 'h'0o
Bonn. later he went 70 Europe, where he spent sum,
tina IN study a, Edinburgh and Paris ne u.
then returned 10 this city ard resumed the pr',..o
law He became prominent in tho Geors'A >o'N''
tutlonaI Convention OF 1888, and In 1884 he was SOM
f. the United States senate There no oppo'oN col
tain measures Of the administration anu ios u,
~ .o,..,.,v criticised by tho Georgia press
=. IT.. ~, rcs,gncd his scat In disgust and
,,Ecd 70 nrIsas lS lie president OF she Geor
gla R9iiiUad u , hm Che latter /, MalchCness OF
nuTssey and lives separated frcn her husband She
nns the widow OF the lion Henry s"rI .;
~ The Earl Of Kimberley. Wien sho Har'1uu
ihe Marquis In 1850
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CAPTAIN FRANCIS r. BABY.


Csttain Francis H. Baby former suleI1ileh
~ the paciAc Mall 81 namship Company dled SUI
denly OF apoplcxy Yesterday morning al MS ho'le'
M on3 Ncs. Fourf south ct, age slNfy-tour he
,r,s harm On tho River 81 Clair and adoptcd me SEA
ro~'uc profession u, the az" If thirteen pelhg en-
Gagged on the steamers plying on th" western lahs'
where his ability quickly brought HIN pr"''7>"n'
and finally he became part owner OF some OF Tue
LARGEST isbe boats In the country In ls4' ne soiu
out his Interests and In 1881 entered the employ u
n. parlnc Mail Steamship Company a. chei omeer'
lie was quickly promoted 70 the command OF inc
l,rges, steamer In the cOmpany's ct az thi' UNIV
the Golden Gate. lie was next placed Ia charge Oh
thu comranv's works OF Benic.a. Cal. ana was GU
,s. nj with ncro,iatil with the Government VI 'h
eardvirh I.lards from whom he obSllned NhiuAoie
.',rrcs ian i'm favor OF IN" company. -
In l-G6 he appointed aEen' OF INC .o',p, ~
many inn rov nts I'm build ng stearsh'p~. ,,h
rr'.rnlnc he prepared q report ana pans. On ,
-. ncwcst and best Of tho COMPANY steamers HtI r
hulf under his supervision The DEAN OF nj VIZ
,n ! q % was a severe blow to him, ana ne SHORTY
a,,c,w-rd retired from active business II, 80 a..
ono d,urh,rr who IS married 10 Augustus l. n.
lcr Of Mobile, Ala Captain BaOy wa III
",i Consistent Republican and was popular III Clus
cir,Cs icing for long time one OF The s"'erHor' VI
the New York Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
4. s.,.s, c,rce the mistress and the Souvenir Of
fah w

rio between Circe. the mistress ana the sea'o" VI
Penelope, the chaste and faithful vie
A match has been arranged between The yach's
Atlantis ard bridesmaid over thorough seaso'ue
couse from The Solent to Madeira for priAo VI
si.oOo The start probably viii take pace curly
IN the spring These yachts have hardly any repu
iaiion for speed having ceppleed The hos~ in~,lo'
Jub,,es coarsc round the United Kingdom wech aer
o lep.st, and beIng the last OF the feet to finish
,t Dover. The Atlantis, however, now has had her
mast considerably reduced and her rig altered RON
yswl TO cutter The Bridesmaid remains under
Snug kctch RIG. and being wholesome sea boat may
be expected win should dirty weather be met across
tho Bay of Biscay. EDMUND iAIf<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
DIED


ApCHDFACON-At Stony ok. T. l.. March Il. Mary
Ford, wife OF Rev. j. O. Archdeacon
BALDwIN-At Newark. N J.. the 18th inst. William
Funeral Ws,.:.i.v, 49, from s' is,.
iives and friends are invited to att.ad.
Msr il M M n s3S
wife OF Rev J. NJ CarrsL New. York East Conferenos
Canaan. Cosn~ TUESDAY, ct ap m
CoLBURN-Passed tothe higher life March II. 1888. Mr..
H'rtfora Com. in hor satn year 49,
nard. White Plains. N tuesday, March 20. ata
Carriages will meet Central Depot.
suddenly SUNDAY morning March ls. s.hi- lat.
residence Elizabeth n. j. Rev. Cory In the S2t year OK
law. l. C. Higgins. 81 scott Place Fliza5cth, y. j.
"Wednesday March 81 At 2aop Relatives and friend,
rneren at Evergreen, Cemetery convenience of the
family.
DITMAsAt Isksw.:d NJ mo.day noraaS March ne T.
rhsbe daugtter OF the lae Henry and sarah Maria DIE
Relatives tri.na attend her tupsr, at the
IT, Brosslyn. on Tsur.iay March e. sta p. M
= Ts n s.' E aiss
S S9 T D:~ on ne s ac ys a O. nss
John EvsT H. s S9 Hse Of h 20 ,s:,a the
funeral RON Warrington Avenue Baptist Church Brook.
lyn. ON Wednesday. at Up
year Of her age. daughter Of N Hul and Emma / Hoig'
and friends o, ths family are rs.pesaly pssd to
services ira The OF nor
cnts o G5 2d.st Wednesday. March 81. at4 p no.
on ,n,a1'y l1a n wa@
OF tho ste Frederick Wissnann tho 18th Of his
Fnneral viii place from the residence OF his grand
mother Mrs. HoD. % West ASlst On IussiAy morn
ing. Goth inst. at 10 O'Clock.
KFY-sudarnlv ~ Mobile Ala, Monday morning, March
l9. Henry Iarw' OIL Key.
Notice % fnners hereafter.
MISUNDERSTANDING March II. Elizabeth c. wife Of
William Kirkp trick. -.
friends respectfully invited to attend me
funeral from her father. the Rev James
Kennedy 34 West J5thst, Tuesday. March 20 ~ IA
~.
rnt.rment at Bronxvils
RIGHTrR-on slniiy, March IL. Charles A. RICHTER.
his s9th year. 49, -... n.,-
Funeral services az his homo 425 Pacfcet. Brook
I,n N v. at 30 D m, Wednesday. March II.
Notwithstanding Monfay morning. March IL. ~ MS
residence In this city. OF heart disease. Cornelius A.
Runke
Funeral private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
HEARD AND SEEN IN PUBLIC PL4CES.


The Manhattan Club is the centre Of club inter
est In this city. Its struggle onward and upwafu
towards the Stewart mansion and It's heightened pnisa
ton from the effects Of the emetIc 1t took last week IN
getting rid OF politics are now inlNec ana comhlhsou
with The buily ion the red nose, the curly hair ana
the angelic temper OF Ira shaf-r. Those members Oh
the club. and they many, who believe In PERSONAL
dgihy, - say roihng Il the customs which hoii
sway among gentleman, arc shocked over the news
which has got abroad the effect that Herbert t.
Aver, a nomb;r Of the club. performed lie ieai o.
shutting Mr.. shafcr's nose and that Mr.. ehaler' III"
10 lie outdone In ccniility, slapped the Other mem
Lcr's face Mr. Skaters annonnemcW that ne mas
"fxed it all up with Mr. Aver Is not at all sa'sia'
tory TO Inc great majority of thn members. MI
Slater has stretched his privilege too FAR according
20 excellent aih oity, and he Will he hane over
the Goals. The decided sentiment OF the merhDor''
as learned yesterday from several OF hcm Is thd' '
Skater has passed all rrlcs nj only oi cuts" bn' ur
cency. and that lie should be summarly Dealt With
The Board Of Managers Will art In the mailer at once
Very ouetlr ,hc Standard Gas Company. Of 10. .
CortlsnGt-s has put in operation one OF The largest
Gas plants In the city. and experts say the ie'' Rs
works and plre system in the world The company
obi aimed in 1856 most liberal Charter. winch inc
Corporation Counsel and tho courts construed a. "o
solntcly mandatory in tic important matter OF open
ing the streets for pipe laying. They have rn gov"
since that srycntyfwo miles of wiplFh' iron PP''
larger than he average size IN use by ih' oher '"
panics. with screw JOINTS '"c "n"'0 ~ -,
efficient pfc'~vahVe process VIII" " .I-,,-
loss 10y leakage sworn TO In the recent HN'>'S"'''
cn,i,ctc nssihl- under this system. The ""fh'
-, .o o, tho ,,oi ~ One hundred a cd
th"S la co"P''''" az ." w. a.. d., -, ,r,e ware
Gfiecnflst.. Eas River leiorc the ir't W"rhS "p'c
co,,,l.,ad : 400 nnpliratiOns for meters were hlcd.
-, -. or ,he v-nrl,. service was Gwen
ana on tnr oi-m"- vi '"' ""'''
10 abnnt 1000 apple The rapid am eH"'i"""'
growth Of the upper part OF the cay Undoubtedly
brought about This great u'iaHI
$500, mo
Melville e. Smith. th" general nanaS'F anu p'"
moter of The Arcade Railway Company. las made an
i,o,,o,, dcovcry I'm tn. ar; Of getting rid of i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
ACTORS. MANAGERS ND PLAYS.

Herr Pcssari appeared last night as Manfred "''
effective reading this part for 10 + one i" 1l'nis :"
l,ttlc acting before becn alluded 70 In the columns
schumanns music used In illustration Of the gloomy
and undrsn.stic poem
The anal arrangements Tor the sale OF the Interest III
Paul Ksuvsrr held by the Mech Brothers ana Frank
Sanger To Henry G. Miner were Dray closed yesteny'
All Financial details settled and Instructions gNcn
/, tho lawyers draw UP the necessary papers
committee 81 members ~ thf American lh'ttutn nav
addressed H. ;he manager. OF the city theatres set@- Of
elaborate questions the precautions they have taken
agnns fire and additions 10 the new Law they wouh
Avis. IN or1., to make theatres entirely hreproof Most
OF the managers inclined think the new Ia" SUIT
cienuy eAsctiug In IT, requirements
Mrs James Brown began iast night IN dsnspo
lis 10 play under her second contract wh Manager Nrr
This Is IN weeks and her tour vi" extend a Tar
as San Francisco uer business has been o. late only tar
Indwir Bsrnsy appeared is~t night At the Academy B.
King Lear" a part which hc soerue1 To pirss On
audience that by means a. arre a. - faHe on NJ
German stare SHOULD drawn The cosiuning Of al
the Characters was rich than ocr:ccL Lear" val
be repeated tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20

Should be rsd daily BY all Interested Is changes may
dressed for dispatch by any partc except wheP
Is ss sf.a nd: being
n Al % s' ri: :H sss ss5fe 2: will close
for M Hoy: s .. .1S sss
..a1 ss SsYs 1.% TOT 'a1' '''
whS .sos ". asrsalaas per sie.me I.saIssns from
rss Y. Ss:...s. ''
a 80 .aa q:
G I.os. u. psn as. ' nd.S
G %".' be %, si': :ssY.h sS' sso~
t.; !. s;::;::
'sI' for ss 70
for ;
T4Ir.% direct and sss I'n:5 Nst .y
ssS%% a.o @isd".Fd p.r :.sn:sD
Burnisy.
Tor yss:;a :a s.ssss ss.
per steamer from Halifax.
.ATURDAY-At IL 3 M for France Switzerland. hay.
& 49, .,::;. MA. s. .:S
1 1n as as.:s.,e.s letter. Tor Boil
Russo :, .sa .: s; %s: be s:.sd
rs, s' s-s
irsYapd France SwlIsrrlsaA fsly. spsinAad PsrtasA
Ss1u No a9.Ss per steamship
sttsrs uss be directed "pse Hsderaod"G st for
frosrese per STEAMSHIP Mexico. VIA Havana
other Mexican states must be
Tsf .ad Tux: 1s'
A t S S.. =. t.S Ss s Ds L. ns
ProctiA from Baltimore.
Mails for cant and -: :s%; ssP. cry Of
y. m Malls for the HAWAIIAN isIands per steAaehR
australia rsm Frauciscol close here March al ~
7p. Mails fer TIE sssissy Islands per ship T.op,c
$50 p n. Mails fog Austrs,a, New. zcaisnA-
raw.lisn pp aud Samoan 9 I..nS' I gs, '', ham.
March 80. at 4so p m lor on arrival e
matt, for Aussrsus Mail. for Cuba BY rail- 20 fsnpA
Fla and shsnee by sssnses. keg Wet ia. sh,ss
al this Office daily At 2i30
.Th. .rha6us AZ closing of Trans P,c1nc mails n
ranged tho presumption Of tssir S T..t a.
rIvfns time ut San Francisco on the gay " ssunS ~
steamers are dispatchsd thcnec The salpe
Psss oncs NsW.IsTk. 4. H. AsseA II. tssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
REHEA RsAL or THE RUBEySTEIy CLUB.

The fthearssl " The Kubensten Cub al rs foon's 1T
Frfty :ourthst last evening for tho concert In
Chcxering Hall on Aprii - wa attended, b. large
number Of IN. friends
wIis X Chapman conducted the rcicsr-al. and Louis
X ana Erskine H. Mead the accompanies
Tho programme presents aiss Fannie Hrsch soprano
solo. 1rst part solo quartet WIKI Miss Bs-e'
MrS Dsnforth. Mrs. Anderson end Mis- Ia yInOnd In
the part are solos by Mr.. Bessie II G-ovcstnen
Mrs Amen J McErstk Ess Carrie Hun King and Mrs
s. Baron trio b. Miss Blsse Mrs IIsrtd-gen
snd Mrs Anderson, and quartet BY Mrs Gerfit Smith,
Mrs. Hsrtdegen Mr.. j. Williams Marcy ana Miss Lizzie
Boyer. Arer concert luncheon given the club
FREDERICK w. DeyOe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
1uINK-s EOp DE. CYNES EDSON.

President Baylc. OF The Health department. writes
to- Mayo! Hewitt concerning the management 81 the
DEF arlmr.i drring the late blizzard HAT especial
credit Is duo Ia d. Cyrus Edison Tor The energetic ana
often ingenious manner In which hc maintained ih't
branch Of the WORK which deals wlfJ coat ,ruus ds-
cases. Dr Bavle, al.p I'il~"S thr u'h"r members
~ tho medical .fqf for tie work thee dl during tha
irving time lie Comments m suggestion OF III
Coz alton Counsel That ia cases whc arrest, nay e
been rna- rs 70 ice officers for Nigat Ons 81 ~ SAnl
tary code aud q hearing has been granted the HclNh
pcrarfn~'i should ," Informed. 80 uaa' Ns attorney
may IN PRESENT nr"s~ and That H. be maze TIE
L,-Lal cnuLer Of nln.eimrc Mrlealer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
IT LOOKS IS 7HeUoH He WAS BLAINE MAN

The Editor Of Tho Aiegany County Republican
s ~, courage Of his faith In tho star of Blaine lie
g.s 10 send hs journal to any address 10 tho Cnlted
s,.es free from this time I'll June 49, on Tie con
dlon that the roc plent pay the usual rates ior mo
paprr In case Nj Blaine is nom'naird al Chieaeo
Z, Tune Furthermore hc will arcept any subscrp-
lion between now and June 49, payable only when
James q. Elaine shall be directed President OF mo mo
Iuitef Siaics that ~ to say, NOvomber a. neAt tno
a,recmrut 10 DO void only In case Of Mr. Blahes
death The editor insists that his chsllonge Is ss,o
ia good .a!tl. adding: Any man ID tho thIteu
States not Al present one 81 subscribers, ana VINO
ouesiions first whether Blaine VIII be nomnatcoi
and second, whether II nominated no VII NC go
now has The chance to get "A common rounLy H.
nal edited iy a d country scsIpoier' UNI "'
for a litte while
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
STRONGLY ~ FAVOR or THE PER D1EM ELL.

STRONGLY ~ AvOR or THE PER DIEM ELL.
An important meeting Of the commanders OF
Grand Army Posts ard presidents Of veteran organ-
izations held al No 4O4 sixth ave- last evening
The meeting called by Past Department Con-
manGcr James 5. Fraser who is VICE president Of The
National Per II IN Ia service Pension Association
for the stae Of New York. for tho purpose of adopt
ing measures to further the passage Of the Per Diem
bill ly Congress Nearly hundred representa-
lives Of Posts AID veteran organizations In New
York, Kings. Queens, westche ter enl Richmond
Counties were pres mt. The Po-s repr seated were
Nos. :, "a, 81 30. a., so, -. 20. 81. 80, 90
~. 112, li3, l2s, 1872, :3i, e55 93i. $50, 800
307, 4o2, 45s, 500, 527, 49,, b3s, 51I, $50 and
G1f, AMI the ve;eia organizations were the LIST
New-fork Mounted Rifles, the 9Th NcwIoIk DIR
yeas Zouavcs. the 45h New York Veterans, the
Irish Blisade Veteran As SOC laon, III" National A.
alton OF Naval Veterans, the 3sfh New York
Veterans. The Ncstchcscr County Vote an Associa
tion, tho l3Gih Ncw-Y0rk Veterans, the 1iJh Now
York Veteran Association the lst Long Island. the
oath New York Veterans. the 4h NswYork Cav
airy aEI the organized Vote ans Of all the Kings
County Congress oral Di sIicts.
Past Drputmeui Commander Fraser made
cha rnan and aicd the jcct OF tie meeting
urging united cfOt 10 secure In" Su'cr>s OF Inc
bl. Resolutions unn.uouSiy indOt-ng the Per
Diem biz wcrr passed and ccmulit.e wa, ar
pointed 10 draft address g the senator and KEEP
resent alive, In Cong es,, informing thom t,dt tit,
measure J. uBan iaoisly desired b. veterans. and
that any person o. leisau, who OPP / m. srcl re
Many letters NOn Cong essf cn LrlslHt 10 81 ppoi'
the dill re- al b, s-crcfay Jo1
Money promised from many Posts AMI others
In suns varying from - to 800 10 CARY on tho
work. spec' hr> were made ny re chai man; b1
Commander Nc rfce, General SCHUYLER Hamilton
Commanders HaVti,. bergen, Kent ani Levy. Com
modorc joseph liadaCld. Of tic Navsl Noter2nS :
Capiaia A. II. Doty. hGjWan' Dr Castro, Wee.
Commander sullivan, OF the Irish higadc and