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New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
4 FAIR 70. THE WoRKrNG GIRLS CLUB.
MRS. CLEVELAND SENDS 800 PHOTOGRAPHS =

MRS. CLEVELAND SENDS 800 PHOTOGRAPHS
MISS Browns SCHOOL GIVES CONCERT
The lower rooms Of Miss Annie Browns school, NOS
719 and us Ffh-ave. yesterday Transformed INTO
bowers of beauty presided by dvintes who In tho
cause of charity simply irresistible. No one eoad
resist the temptation to buy something Of them 1t was
fair in behalf Of Working Girls Club In West F1fy'
nnths that had caused such wonderful change In sne
appearance Of the class The club rooms st NO.
So2 West Fifty ST., have become toe SMALL - rap
idly has the club grown larger quarters re-
oures q great deal money than the working girls
have in their modest treasury To provide this money tho
fair started. -
The list Of patronesses has already been published IN
THE TRIBUNE Mira Cleveland is among them she
couldn't attend the fair but she had three hundred OF her
struck or attached her autograph to them ana
gave them to the fair they brought In golden har
vest striking OF the fair was the japanese tea
room presided Mrs Constant Andrews assisted
by bevy pretty girls all in Japanese costumes There
was an fancy work OF variety that cm
mime ingenuity and industry could devise Punch and
Judy show grsbbag games telling mind reading,
donkey parties and refreshmcnt booths with the most
charming Mattresses helped to swell the receipts to
figure that will go In providing new club house for
the working girls
In the evening tho pupils Of Miss Browns school
peated symphony which they gave recently for
the benefit Of THE TRIBUNE Fresh-Air Fund, and had
the satisfaction knowing that the result was substan
tisl increase In the net receipts OF the fair.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEw-JERsEY.

Tho 400 commutation tickets required by the Eric
Railroad Company to b guaranteed as condition OF
providing Orange with improved facilities on tho Green
wood Lake division, have been pledged. Tho company
will put on additional trains and mako the time
quicker.
Tho woman's Christian Temperance Union OF
Orange has elected for president Mrs. Albert mann
vice presidents, Mrs. John r. Paddock ana MISS D. l.
Browstor; recording secretary, Miss Anna u Lo"r0 >
treasurer, Mrs George A. Moss
M,s James Parry. of Bloomfield, wss awakened on
Thursday night by footsteps in an adjoining ROOM
Her husband sprang up and discovered man hiding
behind the door, The burglar sprang upon him.
knocking the light from his hand and escaped from tho
house Nothing Of value was takcn
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
Skipping NEWS
oRr or xrw.YoRK. ....... FRIDAY. MARCH ss, 1888

ARRIvED.
f. .s nSss
.ns a rS.sr n 70 Bro. Arrived
Jsnsro Mar ..sS ana to Punch Edys
r. .i'n mdss % PIN Co the Bar At
ssssmsr wsrs.una mop Hansen. B.ra.cs. ds{s wis5
fruit and passengers to Dun0'' ~"''"A' "' '''
steamer ElsanorA Bennett Portland with d'' to H'rssi'
s' E;,: es: 4: ..ss. ss;ns 's Ss c,'A
%ena;:p *. a:S.p Ps.a's Dec with "d''
STE sra: krnss Bssos P.raauOuoo So days. with
'ps1s s Rs%iei nsS 2s aay: with mahogany to
IS, 70 M'saa fr. 20 days. in bal.
E:S CO s.::. :s "a: = s- :sE with
Ss. srh " ha.s ss.s R:
sUNsET-At sandy Eoot. wisa moderate NV; clear
AZ city Island. wind fresh. NV clear
Arrived yesterday
Bark ca.s.r ,sw. sundqni. g Jag. Feb Guantanamo
@ MG:si ss ~ co. rsS rss's
With sugar 70 Xnsinck G. vessel to WsydeIl & Co
s.5s y.. ss s sSss 10 ' sugar
Brig Faycrlse naman. PointSPtr' ~ daVs Oaia''
srs hsfg s%ss.y B reo "a with
2.... 20 g ssI;s AK CT c.A sugar
Steamer servia OBJ Mckay. Liverpool via ous'n'sown
Steamer Bssssi tsr,. wstsou Liverpsc-Busk Jsvons
stsameI Newnham (r johnson. London via Havrs-Bar'
- s,samsr Exeter city (Br. Weiss. Bri'sO-JAmss Arken
steamer La sourgogne (frl FrangusL Havre-Loni' do
Steamer Delta (Br) shaw. HAlia1Lord Anstin.
Steamer samana I'D Bsrnpeh. Turks Island and Cape
Steamer EssnsI sHTa lamont St Johns PR Maya
Steamer City Of San Aatono wilder Port Royal and Fer
s,sanr ch.rorss Dosns Charleston Jacksonville
steamer steamer Lucy Miller sucispOrt Ms-F Smith
ship Karoo (Br), Munro. Loadon-G Bsrtau,: =.
s Isa: a s.s %e ssany
Bsrs Psramats scott pa nro:
BARK Giovanni tfaj TrssanL CorunnA sp-Funch. Edge
sars sars iu2;s sssh 'I Sr s%'sh ss:ss fsr Ksss
Bark blanche tBr Palfrey 81 Johns NFJchn Wilshssr
scsr Mabel Hooper, Hooper, MatannasParsons Loud
| sAILED.
Steamers Lyd,au Monarch Bsnslos and HppsrcAu. for
Lsndon: Phsdslphia Puerto CaboO; Burnley Barbadoes
Ir,ss v,ctoa for Dsmerara; Sarah st crOix
| BELOW.
Ship Tam oshastsr. Harding. from San Francisco
SPOKEN.
Bark Chin. tosr sIls.rr from Hamburg for Nsw.Yort.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Mar 2e-Arrivsd steamer Colorado (Dr Jsntns
from 1,ssrco Ms ns' ass steamer p.ol.my Br ALL
| sstt OF Rio Jauere.
S 1. @
| prsceeded) - a-., -,
YORK Mar IA on her to Liverpool land procseded
SOUTHAMPTON Mar 23-Arrtved steamer Lahn (0er) Hell.
mers New.York Mar Is on her way ~ Bremen land
proc~edet'. - - .-
for ew. York.
Cook NewYork Mar II her way TO Queenstown and
LIVERPOOL.
| Randr from New-York.
0iBeiLTAR, Mar 22saied. steamer Moeul (Bf) udson
from Japan and China ports hence for New.York.
(For later Shipping Neps u any, soc Ffh Puge)
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HOME NEWS
ppoMrNsrr ARRrvAIa

vxyn <y,nu Rsssl-Lasut General rnnip = ssss.
ana Lieut.. Colonel q c. Kslssg' " .s. 49,. rvs.,,,
4 Masseehusetss David 7. Lssisr q Iisss sns .,
Frsmsnt Cole. Of wstxaa N. y-....:Nss 1890
Colonel Jerome n Bonapsrss Of wa.hsssss NJ.
1's. ~ s. - ps,tu,ors ana H o. Houghsop Of
v.a," ~rrrsy H.s .s.ss
Howard si Csanssoss ssoo.srser Hsaass rr''.'s sss
vsrsss s,sse sssasrs C. p. vsddeT John ha'nes ~.
a = pes.a and Asssnblymsn W. +. sneensa' ,,.".
., - ss.s.sr George Sloan. Of oswsg~...-.. .""ees
~s..sor Johu rsssy Of Saratoga Wsndser 6es
Tse rev Henry ~ Dexter Of Boston.
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~, Ar re ooINe ON ro.UAY.

v.h,,c.n STATE Committee. Fifth Avenue HOTEL noon'
ls,pps,si Of General Paes City Hail. 10 m IN ,,
sioominedaie investigating Committee NO. o. "~S~.
st. t,ai,on Of Cross Of Honor and review Of the 7tA
Eeriment, srmory, evening -...--x c,rn housA
Scawxnhaka Yacht Club entefsain"en" ~N' ~
Poicssor Robert Spices free lecture Cooper 0n'0n
y. m z,x. ~,..S ~. ock pro.Awav n m.
Junior Arion Society ball. Arion Society ouo nou''
sale Of boxes for Amateur Athletic Union con-
tests Real Estate Exchange, IL 80 D. H. <..s.~
Be.h Israel Bikur Chom reception, Terrace 1aroen'
evening. ,,. ..~.n animal dinner
uors,Io,s No 4 West Twenty-nnth-st, evening
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

Tn, cornerstone the church being built at Sum-
ncr-avc. and Van Buenst. Brooklyn, for the Greene
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Society laid yesterday
oft, Public exercises were held in the pesent
edice Greene and Tompkins avcs at which addresses
were made by Bishop c. d. Foss Drs James NJ. Buckley,
A. B. Kendg, L. T. Ingersoll, L. r. Foo.e. w. O. p.
Rhoades and The majority of the audience then
.,pired the site Of the edldce where William l.
Preston president Of the Brooklyn Church Society," laid
the stone The building viii about ESQ 900 and will
be completed 1t Will scat about 9o0 Tho
front will be OF Philadelphia brick, and there Will be
fnwer 100 feet high.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
Yesterday the fass emcd particularly against him Ia
whole stock brought little over $4,000.
eEx pAErs BODY KEN FROM TIE c1TT HALl

GEN. PAEEs BODY TAKEN FROM THE CfTf HALL
Tho body Of General Psez lay In state all oay
IN the Governors Room IN the City Hall Tho guard OF
honor from the 7h Rsemont Veteran Corps wss relieved
on Thursday evening by detail from the 11th Reement
Nstionsl Gusrd squad, composed Of . sergeant ana
eight privatos detailed from Company b. 11th Rcfimen1
United States Army, rciievod tho National Guardsmen
All dsy yesterday crowd Of people passed. By the CONN.,
Members of the Citisens Committee and the representa-
yes of the Venezuelan Government wore constantly In st
tendance Mayor Hewitt In the Governors Room for
short time Last evening tho nas.drsped comm was 70
moved from the City Hall TO the 18th Regiment Asmory
AZ sixty arsts It. and Ninhsve This morning the CONN.,
under tho escort 7th and 11h Regiments National
Guard and United staos marines and saiiora will b
taken To- the United States steamer Pensacola The ine
viii form a. 10 O. st Fiftyseventhst and Broadway
The routo win be along Fifty seventh-s TO Ffthave to
st. 70 Avenus-D to East Twenty sixth st..
Of which tho Penss cola is anchored.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
re.r o,eps IN rHs MAID OF ORLEANS"

Gertrude Giers had benefit last night at the Tbalia
Theatre whore she appeared the heroine in schlers
tragedy Tho Maid of Orleans" Herr Possart gave
her tho advantage Of his support In the comparatively
small part Of "Rsoul,' and their Joint efforts re-
suited in drawing largo audience The mystic and
rcl,etoua features OF Joans. character admir-
ably portrayed by Frau Giors. Her descriptions OF
her visions were delivered with an intense ana con-
yincIpe sense of their reality and the transitions to
her innate rustic simplicity natural and effective.
In tho more declamatory speeches she was not so s.,
good her tendency being toward excessive loudness OF
tone snd superabundance Of gesture.
Herr Possart gave the description OF the battle ~ wisn
"a aho deserved by Herr Krueger's vigorous and
spirited sctinR a. tho Bastard Of Orleans.n
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
JERSEY CITY.

special Jury drawn by Sheriff Davis gave 1udg-
yesterday morning in suit brought BY Richards
Webb wachsman, theatrical agents in Chicago. against
Emil Thomas a German actor who to this country
in January 1887. to nll engagement In the Thaia
Theatre, New-York According to the evidence
Thomas agreed to play in Chicago and milwaukee, after
the close Of his engagement in the 1halia but failed
to keep tho agreement. He was served with q sum-
mons last May he was about to sail from Hobohcn
for Germany The Jury gave the plaintiffs verdict
for S2,677.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
HENRY sERaH, JR.. SUCCEEDS HIS UNCLE.

The Executive Committee Of the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals, by unanimous vote'
Yesterday elected Henry Bcrgh t to succeed his uncle
as president. The members Of the committee present
were Ebrdge T. Gerry, Thomas C. Acton, Anson
Phelps Stokes, N. NJ Beckwith benjamin d. Hlcks,
parhe Godwin Colonel Alfred wagstaf, the Rev. Dr.
Morgan Dix, John B. Haines, Charles Lanior James
NJ brown, and ex-Judgo Horace Russell.
Tho new president Is about thirtyeight years old
He received thorough training at Parker and Ber-
thets school for Boys aferwad engaging In the real
estate business In 1874 from pure love Of the work,
bis family having abundant means, he entered the
service Of the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals as an officer rising through all grades to that
of secretary in 1882 and now to president He has
hs unces strong will and dauntless courage and has
repeatedly proved his possession OF them In fhe yng
outdoor work OF the society. Mr. Bergh is unmarried
and lives at No. 400 Fifth ave.
After tho election the following committee was ap.
pointed to arrange for the erection OF statue OF
Henry Bergh in Central Park: Elbridge I; Gerry,
Chairman: Charles Lanier, treasurer; Ex-Governor
John r Hofinan. ex-yudge Horace Russell, John p
Haines NJ M. Beckwith and Luther r. Marsh Tho
committee Will meet In few days.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
BAsY CAxsL THE LATEST ARn1vAL.

Rabs is Of one Of the large herd OF Arabian
esmels with ths Barnum and London Shows Yesterday
morning 1T o'clock, when Mr. Conkling making his
tour OF Inspection Of tho animal quarters H.
Madison Square Garden. he was osreeaby sur
prised lind Rabs accompanied by diminutiye
representative Of herself The Interesting little baby
snd mother assigned to more commotous quarters
awsy from ths other animals. and they are
Of little attraction. The little fellow. IL IA
understood. VIII be named Bob Rob- a. soon ~
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
rY.u1yOR GRIOE TO 90 ABROAD.

William r. Grace Will abroad to-day on the steamship
serva sails at 80 p. Nh Grace said yester-
day tha. he going on purely business ana personal
matters In the place his brother Michael p Grace. who
was Ill and unable 20 the present tme as he had In
tended When asked II there anything affecting In
relations this trip Mr. Grace smingly re-
piled Not at all. am only private citizen.' Mr.
Grace stated he would be gone only four weeks at the
fnrfh
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
MR. YJoHsLs ANSWERS THE GOVERNOR.

In approving the Fassett Quarantine bill Thursday
Governor occasion abuse the Quarantine Com
mission again. lie especially bitter against Comms
soner Nichols, whom he characterized as notorious
member" who seeking get leesated into tho once
Board and he tried to this state
ment by referring several old bills have long since
been forgotten
When Mr. Nicholss attention called TO this latest
effort Of the Governor looked tired but finally replied
to in spirited fashion The text Of tho Governors
memorandum false in fact throughout lie says 1t Is
doubtful whether the Fasset bill originally introduced
was Of any practical benefit teal value. would have
accomplished any substantial good Its provisions he
thinks deceptive Now, the Governor knew per-
fectly well h.s bill ,spired, drawn and intro
duced by the Quarantine officials He also knew It was
the belief OF present alth Oiocr that the Of
$4,000, his annual compensation which was 10 be re-
taIned out fees rcoei,td would not IN ordinary
Quarantine Commissioners make deficit that
might appear offered IN coed faith and intended only
to secure the Health Onicer proper salary
regard the clause In the bill providing that the
secretary OF the Commission should be appointed BY the
President Of the Beard the Governor speaks OF another
bill now pending in the Legislature lie knew that weeks
AGO my name withdrawn and this bill had been en-
trcly reconstructed far were concerned He
also knew Republican Senators had agreed to pass
the bill making the Quarantine Commissioners elective by
ioint ballot OF both branches of the Legislature Tho
Governors whole is the sbeercst bosh- but 10
entirely Characteristic Of its author"
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
pUsHrYG. BUT uYAFPREcIA TED

Martin d. Van Buren. civil engineer and clerk In the
employ of tho Ophanf Company. dealers In feed water
heaters and cold water filters. at No. % Liberty ST..
wrote letter to General Louis Wagner. director Of
the Department Of Public Works Of Philadelphia do
slrng the introduction Of the Ophant alter In tho
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
PATERSON.

In tho court Of Special Sessions yesterday an appeal
was made for mercy to George Rolleston, who was
few days ago sentenced to three years In State Prison
for beating his wife. The judges reconsldered tho
sentence and lot Rolcston 60 free under suspension
The Rev. n. b. Maurer, pastor Of the Union
Avenue Baptist Church, has got into trouble with
the ofacial board of his church In communication
printed yesterday the board asserts that he has been
requested to resign because he Is attending medical
lectures In New-York with tho avowed purpose OF
becoming . physician, and cannot devote duo time
to his pastoral duties.
Tho Board Of Freeholders OF Passac County yester-
day elected Patrick Henry Shields, Paterson grocer
County Collector. Mr. Shields Is Republican, and
has served several terms In the Board and in tho
New-Jersey Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
BROOKLYN.

Daniel Mccarthy, age nineteen, OF No. eo Bush
vfcksvc., who IL accused Of robbing two farmers
In Co nmbis County Of property worth el,oOO. and
dangcroEsly wounding one man, was arrested on
Thursday evening and transferred to the custody OF
Sheriff Felts, OF Hudson, yesterday. Two other mon
under arrest wcre associated with him
The officers of the 18th Regiment hsvc nominated
Captain II. r. Morlc for Major, 70 succeed J. Fred
Alderman
So many complaints arc made Of tho neglect OF
tho Street Cleaning Contractor to ashes, that
City Works Commissioner Adams served notice ON
him Yesterday to do the work properly or the city
would do 1t At his expense
Edward Norton, alias Piggy piesded not guilty
m tho Brooklyn Court Of Sessions yesterday to In
nctmonts charging him with tho offences Of burglary
In the second degree, two Of grand larceny and
Of receiving stolen goods He hes spent nearly
thirty years In prison His ago is now Afy-sx.
Major John D. Kelley Is pushing movement to on.
courage Catholic immigration to the Southern States
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
.Dp.xcfyc poR MR. HOWARUs PUyERlI

ARRANGING FOR MR. HOWARDS FUNERAL
The funeral OF Deacon John T. Howard will place
at Plymouth Church on Sunday afternoon at half past 2
following private for the relatives at his homo.
No. 174 Hicks-st at hslfp The Board Of Deacons
and the Board Of Trustees OF the church. and Society
Of Old Brooynes will attend the funeral ocially out Of
respect for Mr.. Hovard's memory.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND c
DANGER IN A FLAT

From nre no greater than from disease germs lurking
iaeous disease In getting foothOd TO cay nothing Of
scarlet fever Group and many other alsrmngly
yearly. sEAbuRY's SULPHUR CANDLES burned in
desroy all disease germS These candles are safe cesny
and economical. Sold By ell Drugglss
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

Tho Republicans Of White Plains made the follow
ing nominations for town officers on Thursday even
ing: J. T. Lockwood, Supervisor; +: H. Hasseli,
Town Clerk; Charles M. Carpenter, Conoctor' anu
William A. Samms, Excise Commissioner.
Tho Democrats Of w-Rocholle made the following
nominations Thursday evening for town omceIs :
Supervisor, Charles II. Roosevelt Town CLERK, Ccorge
C. Roth: Assessor. william v. Molloy: Justices OF
the Peace Franklin Lawton and John j. Crehha,,
Oyerseers Of the Poor, John Molloy and george M.
schaded: Highway Commissioner. Philip conway )
Receiver Of Taxes, Michael j. Dillon; Excise C0m- @
missioner, Joseph Janz: Delegates to District CON
yention c. II. Coo, M. J. Dillon, p. b. Brady,
q. c. Roth, J. Kelly and J. Krwin.
A committee Of tho Citizens Association OF mount
vernon-F. w. Hollis, H. E Rhoades, Dr. W. Mcn, ca:
Halsey, DR.. Oliver Dyer, and Edward Hartley-naauo
a report last night, on the advsability OF anneHng
the town TO Now-York. Mr. Hartley made separate
report In effect that annexation was not nor
desirable. Tho majority made report, IN priel as
follows That IL IS by far the most desirable 10 CON
Time as at present. but that II did not present per
manent solution of the difficulties which coniont inc
residents and property owners: that Mount vernon
has more than tho 10000 population required before
city charter granted Yet the local Oh
some Of the contiguous districts are SO dameti1cay
opposed to each other that 1t would be inadViSaoo
to Join with thom."
Tho congregation Of summcrfeld Methodist Epis-
coual Church. Port Chester have c1tcndeo can ~
fbe Rev s. O. Curticc, of Middlefcld, Conn, suDlect
ia the approval of conference. The Rev Mr. fegg,
the present pastor. will retire from ministerial iaDors
at tho end VI his term.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

END OF THE TISCH FURNITURE SALE
The sale Charles Tschs stock Of artistic furniture
was finished yesterday. During the whole sale Auction
ecr Justus had hard time getting bids. but
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

1.-THE best cure In the world for coughs
csds and consumption II Cutler Brs4 Co.'S wslknsw
cid Boston Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
MAKlNE IN1ELLfG ENUA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

NINIArURE ALMANAC
To-DAE
Sun rissa Ss2 el2 Neon ssa 400 Aoou's as~ IL
HON WATER
- ~.navu.ox Al oov Isrd 4:&Si Hell oata e3s
n'x-Ssndy ffooE l:49 GOV Tsid. $50 Hell Gaia 7l0
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

Loss of hair, which often mars the pretties
face rrsyepted by Parkers Hair B,isam.
Parters Ginger Tonic siicviatcs suffering.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
Announcements

Beware of o slight irritation of the throat.
Brpmmes Cough Drops give In rs tts rslit. Soll 81
The railroad stations and druggists
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
NEWARK.

John Eaton, ago fortysoven, cut his throat with
razor at his house, No. 2O6 Jcffersonst, yesterday
Eaton had been suffering from ilheslth and has wfe
and four children He will recover.
The Newark silk mills being removed to Bethle-
hem. Penn. because of cheaper taxes room, and
cheaper coal there.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
ALONG THE SOUND.

Jacob wetstein, Of South Norwalk on Thursday COM
rntted Suicide by taking rough on rats
(,lbert scudder of Norwalk, who was driven across
the Sound in his boat during the great storm ana re-
orted drowned has boon heard from by letter. at Cen
treport, L. /.
D. II. Warner son Of Or. /. De Yer Warner, OF
bridgeport owner Of the yacht Daring has been elected
vice-commodore of the New-Haven Yacht Club
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
NOVEL LIGHTs ON MORMOyIsE.

The announcement that " John w. Young, the son o1
Brigham Young" expected to tell some interesting
brought together many women and men, besides the
200 students at Packards Business College, Twenty third
st. and Fourth-ave. yesterday afternoon Isn't ne Just
like a Mormon 7" Wouldn't you know he came from
Utahp Goodness gracious don't see any difference DE-
tween him and American" Is what some Of the women
said TO each when old Of sixty i've feet and
half in height gray head and musache got upon the
paorm and though he quite accustomed TO
before BOYS When Mr. Packard introduced him IL
turned out that wasn't Young At ALL but Codman-
Captain John Goldman, old time sailor who knew Just Is
much about Utah as Young did The captain thinks that
the Mormon carries marmony to too great an extent al
though he has authorities OF the Patrarchs for IT.
"In no place." said Mr.. Goldman, do wealth and pow
ery neutralze each other well as there II let alone
poygamy would die out At present out OF the l60OOo
Mormons only 900 polygamsts 1t Is peculiar con-
dton In the man cannot well get out OF
It," aughter) The lecturer explained the convenience
Of having multiplicity Of wives where man had multi
pcy OF ranches but the anxiety Of each wife In these
days for sealsein sacque and silk dress, was making
them rather costly luxury and gradually bringing men
around to think that all, wife was the best
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
E. MILLRR's SPRING HATS.
l,lI7 Broadway and 4 Astor Place.

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
yl9 WEST l2orH.5r
pseases of tho Nervous Geuito- rnary Organs
Impote nee sterllltJ. Hours-S 10 IL tsa
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24

the consent of Mr. Bailey has been obtained hop -
three feet high and weighs about thirtynve poundA
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
LONG ISLAND.

Tho whalemen at Amagansett arc In state OF
nervous expectancy. Two whales have been disport-
ing off the beach since Saturday last. On two 0c-
casIons attempts were made to capture them' but
without success.
Charles D. Sands has been nominated by tho Re-
publicans Of Islip for supervisor.
A. . r~suIt Of the recent thaw and the consequent
food the Immense dam at Doxsces Pond, Islp,
was carried away Thursday night and with Il about
twenty feet of the bank The damage Will reach
Q high figure.
Postmaster McKenna, of Long Island City, has re-
ceyed notice from tho Postmaster General abolshing
Astoria and Ravcnswood post offices.
Mrs Catherine Hannoman. of woodsburg was ar
rested Yesterday on q warrant issued BY Justice T.
Healy, Of Far Rockaway, on tho complaint oI OF
Charles Miller who charges her with abducting his
adopted daughter Louisa, age eleven The case Will
be heard on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
WILL THE REV. MR. MEssAROs CONE HERE,

The statement Rev. Waldo Messaros OF Phila
delphia has been called the Free Baptist Church. In
West Twenty nfhs is denied by the trustees Of that
church. The Rev. N. B. Thompson who has occupied
the pulpit for four years, recently resigned tho
resignation take effect In May. Mr. Thompson said
yesterday that hi resignation at first returned by a
vote that was substantially unanimous. and when he
insisted It's acceptance vote OF regret was passed
His plans Of future work not yet determined. The
Rev. Mr. Messaos It stated yesterday, resigned his
pastora.e In Philadelphia Thursday, and Will in all
probability TO New-York