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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18

Should be read daily by all Interested changes may
occur &C any tn.e
Letters or foreign countries need be specially sd
dispatch by particular steamer except vhsg
the fastest vessels available.
Fore malls for the ending February IS Will clos
promptly IN all cases. az this Office as follows
nae steamship Vera, via southAmpt on and Brsneo
letters directed per WeerA y 50 4
Europe Amsnip Etruriz VA 9Issa,go~i Qssg,rs
must DC directed per EtruriA' st $50 q n for sac
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tsrdam (sstsrs aie ,otsi "D,r tousr l,al ~
1894 a. for Begun direo. per stss ustl, waessni
laat ~ at 1880 3 m. tor France switzersad. TtslY.
Spain aud Portugal per stss nsaip l., Gsscorns vte
HAvre 10 q tor II Crox aud for St Thomas via
ST. Croix. also for the Windwart IslAas direct pet
steamship Alvena; at p IN for Nassau. n. r. per
steamship san MARCIA
Mails for Qua, 80 Is,sn. per steamship Bexie
us. at q III Mails for tbs H.w.tAa IsAada
close nsrs February IA ~ M Mails toe
rhs Society fsAnls ship Tahiti ron fr.aeIscol
oisse asrs tsoruary AS n Mats Toe
moan IsLAads. Dor sssAn shlD Alameda don sea
Fr4nciscol. close hsrs sroh Il ~ a. lbr 90
arrival NevYork OF stea nshis aeoabiic VISA British
mails for AastrsiiAl aAis for Cnb. 0y rtu 70
Tampa Fla. Aad thence by ,tetnse VA aY wax FuA
The schedule Of closing OF Trans Pacific mails IL ar
ranged presumption OF their uninterrsp'ea S'r
irving time az san franrSf" en ,hs -, " NA'"s
steamers ara dispatched thence ~ SIn.s isy; -.
nENGY @. pE,ii>"N posssra''ss'
Post Once. Sew YORK. ~ u 30 ~ isee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
A LESSON FROM 1880.

TO The Editor Of Ihe Tribune
SIR: In 1850 one Samuel fuden. knowing that be
would be renominateI spite OF the HOSTILITY OF small
M nority the Democratic party sent letter declaring
himself not seeker after the Clneinnlu nomination
That convention him at his wor. and the party
got beaten months later ,they could have easily
carried Newly orb with linden thenL
In James q Elaine, knowing that an overwhei-
inc majority OF the Republican party prefer him to he
their standard bearer has determined to let ais friends
and his enemies know that Is net seeking TOR 'he
Chicago nomination: douc IL history now 20
rep4f ttsclfi II 10. responsibility clearly does not
rest upon tie shoulders or MI Blaine n0r Will IL ne inc
faHIt oil las frlendsl.
clteI above. I.4-ICDA-ANAN
V,lshtu06Oa. Feb. I6, 1883.
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BLAINE. FOR TIE PEOPLE WANT HIM

To the Edjf0r Of The TFl6Hne.
SIR: As stated IN yesterdays TRIBUNE, Connections
wants Blaine. [ have been reader OF TIE
TRIBUNE since it founded | took AMI circulated
Tae Log Cabin before Was voter. IN the Harrison
campaign OF 1910. l have voted for every VhiE aud
Republican candidate for President fro Clay to Bale
remember well universal lament over ClIys defeat
eaualed only By that Of Blanes Ana representing rs
do Thousands OF the average Republican masses. am
warranted, IN sylug other lAte cal arouse
tie ntnIis!s,a masses IKE Mr. Blame We are 10
have a aealri summer campaign AMI We want cdhdl-
date who can stand fire ami come out odoFess ana sue
crssful and from VINO 70 VIII axe months 10
In 10 OFT the eicles AMI before arouse the 81 u
ptthv or the people and bring tlein into dcton
BlIIue Is aInue the MIN VINO eau dO t1S l.
Durham, (oaa., Feb. Il, 1858.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
PAINTINGS OF TEE SALNA GUyDI CLUB.

The charming little parOrs Of the Salmagundi Club
at No 1913 F1fth- ave. crowded yesterday after
noon evening by visitors the special exhibition
OF paintings by members OF the club, In which arc
enrolled many of the best known artists uf the city.
Hitherto the SaiuIagundi Club has annually gwen an
ex exhibition of pictures In black and vhe which has
formed feature Of the art season The painting
eN hbifion IS new departure and the club intends
In future 10 have exhibition either In black and
white or In cOlors q month There arc about
hundred plcfures in the present exhibition many Of
them meriiorious works. Some have already found
chasers and others for sale. Tho collection
viii be on view again this afternoon from 10 b, and
this evening from o to 10 O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
sv.1Ipoy yor EPIDEMIC ~ oUBA.

The steamer City Of Atlanta which arrived from Havana
on Thursday Night envelOped in lee from the water
line up to her rail. and aft TO mldshps' when she
reached her pier. She caught hird gale below cape
Hatteras in the Gull and bad weather accompanied
her clear Sandy Hook The Intense cold caused SUI
terng To both deck officers and crew.
The passengers the City Of Atlanta denied the report
nublished In one OF the New York papers "Wednesday
that smallpox its worst form has been raging IA Caoa
f roths nst and in Havana Thousands have suscun bsd
70 the disease They admitted that there had been the
usual number of Of smallpox In Havana nus Ssa
that It was epidemic
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BLANEYon Fridav February H. 81 paralysis. Anne lana
widow Of tho late George Banev -
rntsrueut 1T Guelph. Canada.
COX-At Ehzsberb J. February IT. 1888 Alvort 81 Cox.
Family service 1890 oclosk public
the :. Jsmes Methodist Episcopal Church at s'elock
on aoa ,,y FsSriap b.. 3o,n inst Naval.
DAvTsovAt Msnros. Orange County. y. z. FeorulrY IL
NOtcs Of funeral hereafter
HrARsEY-At No pa Hsrrv-ss. Brooklyn. Friday.
February Z, lanes H. Hsar,sy, forasr'y of watervn!e
Notice OF funeral hereafter
oRRGsON-rhur.sys evening. the 18th inst, Annie NJ.
Funeral b, held rs.t-,cs 40 94s
Intermsnt Al Ihs convsaieacs TIA, fanny.
PECK-At Flushng Y =. February lS 1888 Isaac Peck.
Relative. trend. ar ay;., 70 afs,a tho funeral ser
yssrn, ron 10 81 r!s m "'n"N 'n
ii starto sa''' Ii A'''' ''''' az 500 y -
UNDERHrLL-rn Minneapolis. Augusta II wife Of D.
UaderhtlL ormeriv OF Manhasset L.
Notice OF funeral r-rsa'ssr
wHrTrNe-Departedi in tun hop. Of blessed Immortality.
h,.s.yg ws. s, s' S Margaret "''
Nstics .. ,aases services asr.Atssr
Please omit movers.
Warburton. a stated meeting Of the BOar' Of Mana
of the Poor held Nondy last the president IN the
quorum being present the following minute was
on motion unanimously saoptedI
Whereas. The Bosrt Of MANAGERS Of the New York Ascot
with deep sorrow Of the ds,h late es.arus Mr.
Alophu WAbgrtoa, tals city the I0h OF
Jasusry. 1888; and
Whereas Mr. Warburron the time he becane A
10 the 1887 has provei himself
all his varied relations with Il a. vsitor member o. tns
Bosri Managers standing ntse Aad spe
be faithful am jealous worker with
bread charity amt spirit Iutcious
in a prompt action, thsrsior-
That the Board Managers 10 hereby express
appreciation of the character MI War9uron
ard deep Of loss which thew have sustained
rha, foregoing be spread the minutes
Aaa q certnsa copy family OF do
By order HENRY E CHAMPION VI. D.,
Recording Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
IHE KING TRIAL LIKELY TO BE LONG ONE

The Trial OF Private Francis H. King Of the 9th Ar
trery L. s. A. for murder was continued In the United
states Court In Brooklyn yesterday The stsnoerspher
offered ~ General CatIin. after IL was ioIha uA' 'e
eS.,.,s., xauId nes nay the expense Of hiring one
W. nn.he 10 read question from his notes In the
course Of the trial. and Judge Laeonee said he would
have u take ruu himself which would delay thu
proceedings Testimony In sessrd 70 the death Oh hya
H. wiHis whom King shot WAS given oS III. ~ W.
saxrsxi who performed tie autopsy and found rife
bullet wound I'm the eft breast and by Dr. Albert Hart
sur Post surgeon at Hamilton, in whose presence
Wills died 1t the Parker HOUSE OF tine Government res
ervaIion General Ostlin objected 10 this as The ndie
sot ehayeea that he a,ed on the reservation Corporal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
yryyB.I OTDITIp 4. LOCKE.

TOLEDO. Ohio, Feb. 1.-THE funeral of ID n.
Locke took place this afternoon tho services bsing
held at the home of tho family. The religious
clses conducted by the Rev. Robert heCune,
Congregationallst minister Of Ironion, Ohio, de-
voted friend of Mr. Locke, and al ono time eiI-
toriaI writer on "The Blade" James NJ. Ashley,
of New-fork, once Congressman fOm this district,
a close friend of Mr.. Locke, made an address. The
Masonic order then took charge OF the ceremonies,
which were conducted according 10 the ritual OF the
order The body placed Ia the vault AZ WOed
lawn Cemetery. The sssemblAge included large
number Of persons from other places, among whom
was ex President Hayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
R1AIyE. pArRIor AND STATESMAN.

To the Edttor Of rae Trt uhe.
SIR: firmly believe that today there - not man IN
this country Is loved and noVored than James
c. Blame aRl he will be unanimous nominee LOT
President is my firm conviction.
He Il an American for Americans. true son OF lid
ertv ami wuat ~ more Republican, which means \
patriot OF the United states or America. -
Aelr- ork Feb. II, lsss. H. ~ bOGtkT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
p1A1xr rnn No nENocRAr cAN REAr HIM.


To the Editor Of The Ir tb"he
SIR: We have u club OF some $50 NC nbers and can
safely say nine on. of every favor of the nom
inatou OF M Blaine unanimously next June. AMI no
Democrat can he elected President against MIN Elaine
ana Protection Industries In s7- ana victory
:. 80 si,c.-elv vnnrs Isaac BROKAw,
Chairman . TX. Com T. :. Grant Republican CIao.
North PifiaReki, ". j., Feb. l., lcoS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The Fntre Mons Whist Club will meet tnfs evening AT
the house Of Mrs n. b Allen. No OBJ fntn*V@ ino
members include Miss schlcy. btfSs fiici ' WV
Alien Miss Daisy Allen. Miss Townseni' -ne MISSES
Fsrris Miss Roberts. MISS F'"bders' "i n"W''
Charles T. lie Rarhicr. r. Priocan H"ser IL hel"'Ji
,,h.r, yeatea J. A Townsend. J. " Noble. n =.
u,uc,x,ev IT, John A. Cook, James II. Ward, IT. Dud-
Inv Wolf ami Gsargn g. frV'
>rtss Amy Baker viii give the first OF series OF chill
r. .,a,rrs e, the of Mrs. F. ?. kinneutt. No.
a. West thirty seveuihst- next saturday AFTERNOON
February %. Al o'clock
ntrs Iosn SHERWOOD will devote some OF her after
noo,s asrins Lenr charitable readings On Friday
aftcrnean ne the house of Mrs A. Darling. Norta
Madison Square. Mrs Sherwood Will read IN aid Of the
New York Diet Kitchen. Mne Nella aud ANNE touitc
cary viii slug. ON the 2Tth inst Mrs sherwo'ri Will
sise her t0n'h rafing st the hou-c 81 Mrs John
fls No e0 West Fifty seventh At md on March " ~
the hOn~s Of Mrs George Byrf No. So PARK ave- sue
VII give another rcsdisg In behsf 81 the West sac
D1v Nursery aui Industrial schooi Besides al thiS
work town Mira Sherwood all give course OF read
inss IN 4sr Sey city aud later ono in Boston -
IL Grand u Canson. ct No all Fifth-ave. VIII I've
cfuHcr party o htxbt. an will st~o Mrs tleh"ru Ne'
OF No Go tIfiLave, vii ave ar2e dinner 10 hls"~
LET TIE CONVENTION oBFY PARTT DEMANDS
KT~GsroN y Y Feb ~ tSp~risil.-" The Kingston
Frceman~ says -fi'orfsfy tonight: Let "s c0ucede
thai hiaae ~ definitely and absolutely ont OF the
field n the party prt-r< him to any "ther man. let
the conveufios not hesitate tn pay hiIn the com
tIlus.ui Of ,poa,ane"'ss ard unanimous V"t There
easr. that ~ will arrepf H. After this the CON
Vetinn pitcs.d To business " can even reuse
t. arcepf Nr Elaines d~ctftstion and go sheai and
hina- afie all CIls. Nr liia should re-
no woHtd he Jdstihrd siht
1oiu,rcd for laying aside hfs PERSONAL COM
fort ANA convenience al the onrns'ahae call Of duty
sUICTDE or YOrvG VIEW yDRFF7 Nv ST. PAUL
ST PArI Mimi. Feb. i7.-SnHie days ago young
man registered al the Ryan as T q Arnold Nc"
York Guy. This morning he was fund In bis room
DIVING ,rutu a. opium powder witch he had taAen
Tic died soon afrrr Tie ler uofe 70 the manager
of Ii. bot lie spnlcgy r the tTnnbe he was causing
them asking them inform his father in View york
aud sigatng his maine T C. birth Among his papers
was fsu bDok Of nc~S paper clippings as 10
different methods OF committing suicide.
yTpGE GRESTA US FRfEypS NOT WE'LL PLEASED
IxpI.xAFoIIs feB Il lsleeiaIJ-rhe friends of judge
Gresham severely ertficsc The action Of the Repuoh
can Slate Central Committee 10 rfyng the selection
OF ilarl delegates the ia District several DAYS
ago. a a convention whtrh nor called Tor thaL
plrTnlsc Wher IL Lad be~n speeia ally ordered by me
that deirstcS should be chosen uhtu the
regular time for DONG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
SETTLING the DEBT or ELIZABETH. NJ

SETTLING THE DEE! OF EAI@ADHI III NJ
Their. Il rejoicing In Elizabeth n j.. over that city,
os,,i rcsotlaton with the Aetna Insurance Company,
AZ Hartford Conn., wednesday, and the exchange Of
their bonds amounting In round figures TO quarter OF
million dollars The result Is practically another link in
the dry per ban Of adjustment OF the eys dsoe
a., which IL has been 90 far successful and Is further
utoel Of its praeucabIty The sstemsni 10 Significant
owing 10 the fact tina. the Company among tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18

first appearance a reader. She certainly has rea-
son 10 be proud ~ her initial
Mr. Irvlng's concluding reading. sketch Of Ed
mund hean- from Doran's English Actors was
happy choice. too, because II was good lesson
! In The art VI reading we'll a commonplace bit Of
narrstfvc-no mean accom- pIishment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
SINCERE IN EVERY World Il MANLEY's
VIEWS.

TO the Editor Of the Tribune.
Sir: The interview published In I" Tho Hew-York
World" of February IS does great injustice. What
stated that tho Letter OF Mr. Blaine meant Just
what It said ard sincere In every word: that 1t
was. SO far Mr Blaine was concerned, perfect
and absolute deelinat.on And withdrawal Of his
from the Chicago Convention I never stated that
IL was net final that he did not decline the nonL
marian. or that vas In constant commun icston with
him / did stale thai knew from the members of
his family thai he In perfect health and that
he had not sick hour since he Left home,
crossing the Alps aud that all this talk about Mr.
Blaine's poor h. alth nonsense also added that
| believed land this was simply my own PERSONAL
belief that he was tho strongest candidate the Repuo
lie an party could nominate, and that II the RepnoH
cans should with unanmity nominate him at Chic ago
did not see how he could decline. do not in any
way speak for Mr. Blaine and never pretended TO-
Augusta, Me, Feb. II. 16SS. J. III. MANLEf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: II q few conemptible hugw jumps are TO dictate
candidates 10 the great Republican party. the sooner
known the better If any other candidate is subsu
tuted for Mr. Blaine it will lie interpreted az Mug
vunu victory, an as such will be resented ny SELF
respecting Republicans all over tho country Let all
tP,te RspuDlican5 close ranks nominate ana elect In
1889 that prince parlaneatarians, that leader Oh
Leaders, James u. Blaine. ". BCTIERklELD.
PhaiDs, Me- Feb. 10, 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18

70 the Editor Of Thc Tr
SIR: Il is no consolation ardent lover to be toih
that there are nice girls he wants the sir
be loves There plenty of good cn ana true IN tre
Republican party who would honor the Presidehtiai
Office, but want Blaine. We love him because nc
loves his country hrst all the time because he .
noble type OF American mrnhsod because he is able
brave sasacous and true; these VITA whom we
have no sympathy bate hun evil always hates Soo'
For a woman's wee love nin because we love
Linn" Take Blaine away and we march mcchanicaii} 10
t, hattie WIKI BlaIse et1cr Miiilos VIII l"uoW
him through tOod with enthusiasm wlthoat
parallel ia thc history at tue world In ms H~po "a s'9
cnlnuau pcove. If he the lace OF the eaTth ana
welt 1--WE us BIAue ami let ihs nseribin' hyiOfrllhh
pharisra MugwuBp lrd'eFs SHs N thelf M"ts W ies
their tongues Join their hearts which have OhE berh III
tne eunnlv's camp. Tne Times Wa ny daily paper
for than fifteen years, nut deserted lhr lines
when n deserted the Republican party. H. l. l.
Lo-.L. Nh = -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
TIE BEST.

Alles-k's Piastcrs are the hes.
And very far suTpass the rest
An every way on every test
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
TILE REIGRAEIA.

Fifthave, ssrner Fsrty-ninth strictly trst-ciass
aparsmsHthsuse. Absolutely hrsproof Erected in .
thsroaEhy substantial manner the ysBtIls,ios heat
ing and puro,ss on the newest and most spprovef
principles naisasa In hard weeds throughout; 10 SOW
ready for inspection Apply to the superintendent .,
the premises, TO J. Ronsins Brown = Co, 50 Wsss
ThiYty-shrd-se =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
COLONEL ,. D. MUssgY OBTAINS DTvoncx

Myssey. Washington correspondent Of The CineiR-
natl Commercial Gazette" was to-day divorced from
hi, wife, who l. the nshter Of CvveRnor Fo-ser
The two were married when Colonel Ausssy was
urivate secretary of the Governor For three years
thew have not lived together. The divorce was alb
soInte and granted because Ut general ineon'pas
bilIty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18

TRmryE ovyrcz Fen. IS IA Mt grew warmer rapidly
v.,ter.y the temperature ranging ost"sen io ana AZ
Tn. average C32rol 7s' lower than on the
ing day year and 2ss0 higher 'nan on iau'' iAe
VA, Att . cioudlness NJ evening
I'm and near tins csy there win probably DO slightly
warmer fair or partly cloudy weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18

Pitlsaarg. Feb Il Spccialk-A Roscoe Conkling
Club with M, u1~n,Ucrs organized on the south
side lasi urglt president of the club Nominated
C0uklnc fot President and Governor Foraker for
Vice President Thu ctnl ha~ called meeting
Thur-iaN nIglli nryt ~ boon LAcse eandddles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18

most obstinate Of the eitys BY 1t the ey
about sos . Day in interest This makes now abous
o. 900 principal and interest Of the eitys debt settled
on the so per cent plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
GEORGE EAUTL

CISCISSATr Feb IA dispatch fros Ripley. Ohio to
TIE says that last evening George Kautz died
at his residence Ohio tho ags 81 eighty
seven yearA He the father o. General Augustus
Kautz OF the United States Array aud OF Captain Albert
Kauz, Of the United States Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18

Hugh Tobn. George Murphy and Francis W. HUI 'ese-
fed as the quarrel In the grvs sAop. Inc u" was
then adjourned until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
WHOM The Voters WANT.


To the Edftor Of The Trib"He
SIR Our con Illusion in these parts Is Blaine or noth
ing Yours. o III. DoiD'
riEQttcfd, No. Feb. H. 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18

To let cold have its own way often to assist In lay
Ing the foundation OF consumption To the most
stubbora cough cold you have only adiciousy
DR.. Jay mes Expsctorant :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
xuickcfbocker C

scrviic NATION then is the most natural 'nis
In the world. Al least N appears " ,,,x
" WV A NATTER OF FACT MAN.
'Iulckcfboclcr CIub. Jan 81, 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
war; xr,c,pIs woyDrRFrI ICE BRIDGE

VISIT NIAGARAs WONDERFUL ICE BRIDGE
Yew-Ysrk Central aud Hudson River r. r. announces
lew rate excursion leave Grand Central station nsxt
Saturday evening s'csck For particulars apply to
agents 415 7e5 9fz Broadway. f2 Park Place. Bat
terry Place. l3Ssh-s,. or GrsEd Central stations =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18

HOPING 70 BECOME Pact or CHICAGO.
CHiCAGn. Feb II lsprri1h The inhabitants OK the
town Of Pullman PETITION asking for the
privilege of voting upon the question Of annexafion
10 Chr..D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDIcATIoNs-FoR "a HOURS.
WARRINGTON Feb. lT-For Southern New England. East.
.ru New York. Eastern Pennsylvania and Se"Jefssy'
fair weather followed by slight fall IN temperature ishts
fresn westerly wlaGA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
Talparaiso. Isd., Feb. Is. 1883.
BLAINE: IN THE FACE or HIS !


To the Edit0F Of The Trt6ane
SIR: II G. Blaine Is of the race this fan we Will
he badly party, matter who Is our eanhiate
Go rgt through tins four out of five Repub
beans ara sorriy dissrccted. and II not nominated
large portion will lose all interest tn the result he
shoud be nominated the face Of his letter OF declna-
tou. A. III. ieHSiAi'
fnfmura. v. T., Feb. 10, 1858.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
ELAINE: NOW MORE THAN EVER

To the Editor or rae rribune
SIR: While many regret Mr.. Biaines declnation Vet
they see IN It true statesmanship and PATRIOTISM IN
allowed After reading opinions from all parts OF the
country am convinced that Mr. Blaine IL the leader oil
the marty and without his cooperation no Republican
can I've elected for him now more thsh ever; anu
toltave tbe eo1veufinn viii have to nominate hlp.
Without Mr. Blaines help nv State - sure Deulocf@c
With II, il is Republican, - r, ,,
r-.fra.o;so lad Fol 1858
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
Chssdrca Try for Pitchers Castssia.
The Latest Pashisu
MARRIED

|" Its adopt special psrfama
Is Cashmere Bouquet favorts" i Cooley laay's Book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18

NcGEE-NEwCoMB-Att the residence OF the brides pa
rents 1920 psf WashIn gtoB II e., Fessnarv Ia 1898
by the Rev Davi II Riddle W. j. Mcfiee 70 Anata Rosa
lie daughter Of Prot Simon Nswcomo u - "
sTOSE-wELLES-O "Wednesday. February = by the
Rev George PAYNE Hopkins OF Pike. Penn. at the resi-
aenes 81 MI and Mrs. Ge rwe hoileTbzck Wales WA
lasiax Penn. Miss Cleaner Welles 20 Mt lillian Henry
Stone. OF Binghamton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
cPoppr.PY WHITNEY IN TOWN.

s.c.,.rv whitney arrived in this city from Washington
Ant slsht He will rens sunday u fss' pe''
taruns for FlsrdA sn with The Prssidsa an" "
Clsveland