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New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
CREDITORS OF A RUBBER COMPANY HEEr

A meeting Of the creditors Of the National RuDoer
Company Of Bristol. Il l., which failed last oeptem
ber. was held yesterday at tho Astor House. i"o
session lasted three hours. and was held Win coscu
doors. About fifty creditors were present piah
OF reorganization drawn up by tho creditors COM
m,ttee was considered by the meeting Tho plan
was a-reed TO and a largo subscription was also
offered towards now stock In tho company. ono OF
the creditors at tho meeting described the plan Oh c
organization as follows Tho unpreferred creni'"rs
arc to accept per cent for their claims, In fuii
which amount to about 100000, to be paid either
in stock of reorganized company or In cash inc
old stockholders to have tho first right 10 SUD
scribe The new company assumes The bOhdcd IN
dohted,ess OF $3.50 600 Tho sc.eme of rcorganiza-
o ,s said TO bs so satisfactory that one OF tine prin-
cpal creditors who had obtained attachments against
- ~ rTnnertv agreed to cancel them. The meeting
n,a tn noStpone tho sale OF the property until TWO
weeks from to-day. Colonel s. L. Colt, oI bfiS'oi'
r. l.. the assignee, presided at tho meeting
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
rNcJDENTSIN SOCIETY.

-r,.ro are hut few boxes unscd for the first night
"A the Fashing In Venice" the coming carnlvai
t~cacd number of tho stockholders oi the opera
house have retained the boxes used by thom during
the regular season rt opera, and VIII occupy thonh
10th nj ights. The purchasers Of boxes Include MT
Seward Webb, Mrs. Ch relns Vanderbilt, Mis-. Pafih
stevens Mrs Luther Kountze, MIS- AeXahuor -
Ieitb Mrs William d. Sloane, Mrs james IL hooN
man Mrs. f. T. Gerry Mrs F. S. Wtherbee' MIS-
7 Hood wright Mrs oliver Harrison, Mrs Townscnd
Tmrlen Mrs Heber r. IIshOp Mrs. LOUIS Haners-
I.v Mrs Daniel Butterfield Mrs. Ogden Goelct, Mrs
Il 6 Higgins Mrs. Jules Reynal, Mrs. Austin Coroin'
Mrs Henry B. Hyde, Mrs. Van Auken, Samuel ~
Babcock Mrs NJ o. Roberts, Miss Furniss, MIS-
Alfred Young Mrs Andrew Carnegie, Mrs rotor MOI
ler Mrs George Kemp Mrs. Elliott +. Shepard, Htrs
d. s Appleton and others. Some ladies have taken
seas In the dress circle, intending to entertain large
parties
Mrs Fish, OF No. 43 East Twenty thrd-st., gave
nuies' luncheon yesterday
Cards have been sent cut by Mr.. and MIS- fIcocrlc
Happen for marriage Of their daughter Miss Ellen
stewart Tappen, to Isaac f. Adams, of Chicago Tho
wedding will take place at the brides home NO AZ
East Sevonty ghth-st., Easter Wednesday, April
d. at 80 O'Clock, reception following from uhtn
D o'clock
Mrs w. c. Schermerhorn, OF No. 40 West twenty
third st. will give a musicale Friday afternoon.
An amateur performance IN aid Of the fund of the
Freshman's Crew of Columbia College Will be given
at tho Berkeley Lyceum Theatre on SATURDAY
evening. April 21 A number of young ladies' VIII acL
Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander, OF the Henry
Irving COMPANY, reception at inc ClAiehu"n
Hotel on Sunday night.
The afternoon panofortc trio cntert alnment omitted
on Monday will be given at the house OF MIS- henry
c. Valentine, No. 10 East Thirty sixth-sI, bo1horro"
an m
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
SUFTERTyG FEIREDAT ST. JOHyLAYD.

Reports from the Kings County Farm at st. John
land L. L. which has been cut off from the outer world
by the for than a week, show scarcity Of
kinds of food and tug Will be sent to-day with
plenty of provisions 1t IS not believed that there is
any danger OF actual starvation there cattle and
hogs which be killed and the supply OF milk Is
abundant, but -four and other groceries may be cx-
haustcd Howard WoOd and Albert Barnes, OF Brook
lyn who had been doing work at the farm left there
on Monday morning and walked over the snow to
Jamaica, where they got train for Brooklyn. Wood
said that he had not any of the authorities but
as nearly as he could learn every one was on half
rations He lived with sixteen other men with Sub
Contractor Mack and when he came away they had
only half barrel OF -four left and he did not see how
ay more could be obtained this week as the railroad
VI bIookadeh. and the men were Thinking Ql
making n raid upon the county rattle Ielcsraphc
communication with tho farm Is open ana there IS no
report OF any actual lack OF food Tho tug to-day VIII
carry Charities Commissioners Ray and Cott and super
visor Nolan. Of tho County Farm Committee.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
DIED.

gARY-suddenly. March 49, Francis r. BABY. aged "a
Fynsra On Thurstay March 22 atl p at his late rest
dsucr 2os West i4th.st. Relatives aud friends are
RESPECTFULLY invited
San Francisco papsrs please copy
BFARDsLEY-In Ilion. ~ Y March lsSs at ths resi-
Of her daughter Mf' s0sa ecaras.y 10 the Gath
year Of her ago wv, 49, u.,~x
Notice OF funeral hereafter. "a .s,- ,.,.
ca.pcs Elizabeth v j. b. Cory. in the SD year OF
az .rv,ces will be held athe residence OF ms .Sn-n
Funera SCI ~ K@gns 81 scot Place. Elizabeth, ~ j.,
Ws,pssdsv March 2 at = 80 p m Relatives and risnd'
at Evsrgrsens Cemetery tn, eonvcuence OF the
family. - , ,,...h 70
Phsbs danxstsr OF tho Henry Asd Sarah Maria DIT
invited attend her q. u1s,s ss tho
residence Of her uncle John Dls"a irn a. aig m
noupMANN-op Tus,tay March 90 At her late residence
Ss7 nsarys. BrsoEiyp vile of Ernest H. Z Donr
rm.sr.i o. on Pr Fpts, March 2S at II O'Clock M
Kindly omit noverA -. r., xx,.
puNCAN-on sunday. March ~ a. bou'a'r' o'l' nSfi''
SsweI wife o. sebastian Duncan
porn OCTOBER H. 1915. at whipPany. " j.
EvERrrA St Aasgsna n ia ss on a.ar Ss AA''n
p,,,es ana friends resDeculiy invited to attend the
iyn on wednesday. at p IN
y.....n. of the 7th Regiment " q; g. y are re-
attend T.. 'sasfs si I. O" ron the Washing
ton Avenue bap'''' '"A'''' II. T. TREMAIN Colonel
HINcKEN-In Brooklyn. on Tuesday March 20 isss sss
EDWARD B.yd eldest son Of Edward hiHekeo' 'A' a''a
Notice Of fansrAl n,rss'rse
HoDasON On Sunday. Mrrch IL Edith r, IN tns IAN
year OF age. daughter Of ~ Huh and Emma houF-
Relatives and friends family respectaly invited TO
sars Nc sb 2d-st. on Wednesday. March 2l, a4pm
nuMPHREy-In Piainaeid. ~ j.. sunday. hsrcA TO- MIA
r.s. 1cs. AZ her late resdsne Ne % West 9st.
ThursdAy aftsrxooa. - 2 80 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
ponppr uoRRJgs urs7BRrOUs DEATH.

The mysterious death Of Robert Morris. who died
from poison at No 80 Wlonghby St. Brooklyn on
February "a was the subject of inquiry by Coroner
Rooney IN Tho Brooklyn Court House last evening
Morris died from Paris greon. brt whether he TOOK IL
himself given tn him by some one else IS
uncertain. lie had talked mnch about legacy from
Peterboro, England, and a Mr. DawbTn. or Doroeau'
who was one Of the Of the estate from when
IL came and whom he claimed to have visited In this
city two days before no died. but thus lar The police
have not been able to find any trace OF the legacy
Mrs Mary Morris, the widow. testified that she
married Robert Morris about two years ago, ana 'hat
he was her sixth husband. Her husband said nothing
TO show that he had taken poison or to show that he
suspected any one. lie died about O'CLOCK
DE- Thomas W. Tophan. who attended Mr. Morris
testified that when ho asked him what was the matter
he said poison" and afterward Ihcy nave Dcth %
irving to poison me-" Health Chemist hcnt. VINO
snalvzed the dead mans stomach and It's comments,
told of finding moro than enough Paris green 10 hii
him. -, -, ... ,oe,iaea
thai his fa her frequently spoke Of his friend Daw Darn
and said his broth Thomas Morris. had eii legacy
cf % 4sO and ljsN barn the trustee Tho inquest
vas adiourIed to enable the police TO aSccl tain from
petcrbnro whether Thomas Morris lett legacy W
his brother and who were It's trustees
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
THE CENTRLL LEAGUE.
A SCHEDULE or GAMES ARRANGED By TIE BrNG-
HAMroN CONVENTION.

SCHEDULE or GAMES ARRANGED By TIE bING-
HAMToN CONVENTION.
Bnghamton, March co.-Reprcsentatives Of the
various clubs compoclng tho Central League met
here to-day. Scranton was not represented
Manager Powers, Of jersey City, presented
schedule Of games, which, after somo discussion, was
adopted
Secretary Kennedy reported that full rights had
been secured under the National arbitration rules
On or before May 1, 81 900 must be paid for tho
privileges thereby secured to c. Il Byrne, secretary
OF the Board
Mcssrs Powers, Kennedy and Baldwin were sp-
pointed a committee to draft an umpire schedule'
lowing is part of the schedule of games
Jersey City-At Newark-Msy 10, IA, 80. tp. m, June
a. 1e July. "a. M July II. 10. Newark-At jersey
Cty-May o. 10. 30 a. M. June 1S. 16. July U' NH
July Is. 81.
At Jersey oisy-May 2s %: July II. 10; August 49,
25 September "a, 25.
At Newark-June 1, 2; July H. IL; August 81 %;
September 90. %.
At Jersey city-Juno e. July II. 12; August a. 2s
Al Newark-Msy %, 90; July Ia. 10; August %. 25;
September "a, %,
At Newark-May l. Q: June 10. 20 July %. 80; Sep
tember ., 5.
At Jersey City-May l. 2; June 10. 20; July 2s' 30;
September L. 8. -
AZ Newark-Aprr o. 30; June 21, Do July 81. August
!, September c. 8.
At Jersey City-May T. 8; June 2S' zo' Ausu'' - o.
20. 30.
At Newark-May g. 5; June 20. 27. August 4. 0; Sep
tember 1. s.
At Jersey City-Msy g. 8; June 20, 81 August L. o;
September 1. B. ~ M
Detroit March 2o.-James L. WHITE Detrots
third baseman, signed contract this afternoon ana
Will report at Mobile Ala, for practice the latter
art the week.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
Post once Notice.

Should be read daily BY all Interested - changes naq
e. for faresn need not b specially e
C T .nE Ct
Documents letters not specaiy addressed being 'en'
the yn,ssa a:sss ss for ending March q VIII
tpromptIy In all cases. At this ONCE as follows'
aso per % .s@.e
sso saa n Bremen saI0es s1
VIA Xmsssrdam psr steamship ldam Qstsss
mus. b, sssm.s Eaaa via aassS~ .s
must be directed per Furnsssia"h
.. :' g PR
rss sr ssa nss a.s o.
Ne~port y At , m for Bermuda per sss.msSiS on,
.Ss .Ss1 Yuos,.a a. S.r % ..s%.hp CITY is.ss
q. ave Vera rrs S. :na
e1Sn :o IL at wnd1.ra Sf ar:Ss :s per :ssss:
Burnley.
Fhs1aYa slssm.aID pnasslns,. m Tor NsvIsuna.s
per steamer from Halifax
sATUnDAYpA. IL M, for rs:aHs Ia "
Havrel q. n for ssS.'ns direct P:s sss;m:s
ysm ss VIA Gss%.aZ
swodsn Norway. Rsssla and rufasy must be airssss9
r, VI. "a
Ireland 4, 4ss;sS psI sas % a. iso
YER :s.":sn ssssSs ,s
Prorrsso. per steamship Ms1isc: wa m.ss hAvss
cays Hayti and Turks Island, per steamship ssmA
suNDAY-At 1890 m. Europe per sssanship City q
Richmoud, via Queenstown.
Mails China and Japan. per stesm:hp city Of syon1
iron San FrAnciscol csse here Aaroa s2e ~ III
n M Malls for the dawaiiAn Islands Per steamah11
Australia (frsm FrAnoscoL close here March 81 q
7p m Malls fer the Society IsandA pss shiD rrsVs1
Bird (rem san FrAseiscoI. close asrs March IA 6
$50 r Ms .oa fOs nsfi i.:,a. ~, 1:S.ses 49,
.hip Msripcsa tfrO9 s.a rrans,sess eo.s As.)
New.York Of stssmshil AurAnia VITA bsissl
mails for Australia MAls for Cuba by rAn - fonnDe
YiA thsnoe BY steamer. via Key WeeS IA. eaoe(
At tais onacs daily at Also = n
The schedule Of closing Of Trsns PseiAe nas y =
ranged the presumption OF oetr unnesfrSpsfS ~
rylns on time q. San Francisco On !ss Ss q saai'As
8uss once New -Yesk. y. T.. AassA Ia AooA
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
RAPID TRANSIT IN NEW-YORK
THE UNDERGROUND RAILWAY SCHEME.

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION or TIE CITY kAIH
WAY COMPANY rIrED AT ALBANY
ALBANY March 90 tspeclaD.Tho articles Of associa-
ton Of tho City Railroad Company, Of New-York, tho
now underground railway organization wero ncd with
tho Secretary of State to-day. Tho directors named
sro william wetmorc Crydcr, william W. Amory, W. H
Develin, Murray Corrington, Douslss Alexandor'
Douglas Cryder James T. Chandler, @. Lswrence Por-
hns, Peter T. Barlow Solomon Hanford, Stephen h.
oun, all Of NewYork: James e Bcdcll, OK BrooNyns
and Samuel l. NJ Barlow, Of Glen Cove.
The southern terminus Of tho road comprises tho
block bounded by Front, South, Moore, and Whitehall
SITS. Thence the limo Of tho road Will run through tho
blocks eastward Of tho Produce Exchange, crossing
Broadway southerly from Rectors through the block
bounded by Washington Greenwich, Rector and Carlisle
sts, thence northery through the blocks bounded by
6xthave:, West Washington Place, waverly Place and
Grovest thence northery through the blocks oetwsen
Sixth and Seventh aves, to . point between F1ny-
fifth and Fifty sixth sts thence In curved limo north
westerly through tho blocks to point on Fifty ninth
ST. near Eighth-ave thence north to tho Harlem
River crossing tho to point in the town Of New
Rochelle. =.
Tho approximate length OF this underground rail-
road which Is to be built betwccn the BLOCKS twenty
two miles,
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
A VICTORY FOB THE AQUEDUCr BoABD
JUSTICE BARRETT DTssOLvEs THE TEMPORARY IN

JUSTICE BARRETT DIssoLvEs THE TEMPORARY IN
JUNCTION WHICH he mad GRANTED
Tho temporary injunction granted BY Justice Bar
ret at the suit of Jacob Eblng taxpayer restrain
ing the Aqueduct Commissioners from awarding OK
ocung the for tho construction Of Section No.
10 Of the Aqueduct, yesterday dissolved by
the Judge, sitting In tho Supreme Court Special
Term After L. Latin Kellogg, representing Mr. Ed
ling. and Corporation Counsel Beekman had finished
their arguments begun last Friday, e T. LovaH
presented afdavs Of OBrien and Clark thar none OF
the Commissioners had any interest In tho contracts
and denying all charges Of collision and bad faith on
their part the part of tho Commissioner Tho
Judge, In deciding the question, sidi
II will net be necessary for to take the papers In
the i think thcro certain legal principles
upon which can ispose Of this notion The apploar
tion, 1t seems to me, Is entirely premature II pro,
ceeds though the Commissioners had acted and had
awarded tho contract to O'Bren and Clark, and Is
though taxpayer Mr. Ebllngj at that stage OF the
the Commissioners had acted In bad faith, or fraud
ulenty was seeding TO yet aside tho contract or restrain
Its expenditure. Tho law permits tho
bid they think will produce the greatest efficiency OF the
public service That the policy upon which this par
ticular public work Is being constructed under Eggs
lstve authority. Tho Court has power, sitting IS
Court Of Equity TO limit the range Of selection on tho
part Of those Commissioners. All wo know
Is that the Commissioners have awarded these contracts
charge Of favoritsm 10 this firm. Yet on tho other
hand Il may we'll be said that, although 1t might seem
be favortism the Aqueduct Commissioners have exer-
ciscd thor sound judgment for what they deemod TO DC
tho highest efficiency OF the public service For all
these reasons, tho injunction should be dissolved
The Aqueduct COmmiss oners discussed In prvate tho
dismissal OF tho injunction and the question OF awau
ing the pipe limo contract Nothing definite was do
termincd upon
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
TIE LATEST sEFoRk DoDGA
HOW COLLECTOR MAooNE WILL GET RID OF =
REPUBLICAN CLERKA

HOW COLLECTOR MAooNE WILL GET RID OF TIE
REPUBLICAN CLERKA
Ono of tho most pa,pabe of tricks to rid the Fcoer1
service of Republicans to mako room TOR Demo0rsss
b now boIpg practised at tho Custom House ino
work Of docapitation 10 to begin as once upon tne
authority Of the Treasury Dcpsrtmons. scofo'sry
Fairchiid has wrtten to Collector hssone tnAt .no
amount available, from tho appropriation Tor inc
New-York Custom House. for March. April MAY sno
juno is only s21I $50 q month-botwcen $4,000 ana
$4,000 less than 1t has usually bccn-snd tnas !"
will be necessary adjust tho force 90 thai tho sum
expended shall not exceed tho amount available 40
other words there will be suspension OF soout 10
pcr cent of the present forco This VIII enable tn0
heads OF departments to get rid Of tho Republicans
whom the peculiar Vaccinations Of the Civil Service
Examining Board have not boon able to disturb
This reduction of force will continue until tho ap
propriation the new fiscal year becomes avaiaDe
when It will occur the Treasury Departmont tns.
the largo and accumulaiing business OF the Custom
House demands an Immediate increase In tnn Ior.o ;
and the increase will be made just before the pro
hibItory section of the statutes which forplds ,no
increase of Federal employees within sixty days pro-
ceding election, can come into play,
Tho heads of the eleven Custom House DIVISIONS moe
Yesterday and submitted their views in writing Two
OF the deputies said that II impossible to get aone
with tho work II horo should bo reduction OF iorce
but the other nine recommended that thcrc shouIu
be . reduction. Then the minority maDfaincd tnat
similar predc ancnt occurred under Collector hodaen
in 1885 but that the force maintained by the dls
counting Of the mems pay at per cent, oy DrcAot
Morgan & Co., In anticipation OF deficiency sP
preparation Tho difficulty might bc mot In similar
way now. which was better than throwing 400 mon
ont OF employment Collector Magone declared that
the majority should rule and that the removals must
be made this week.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
ACTORS, HANGERS AND PLAYS

Maggie Mitchell will play Fanchon" to-day at tho
matinee at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
A committee from the American Institute visited the
new Broadway Theatre Monday and sfter thorough
inspecon OF the premises pronounced the new house the
safest and best appointed place OF ever erected
In this city Sunday night the Campanin operauc
Concert Company begin series OF Sunday evening
entertainments house. on Easter SUNDAY iheht
(mores band assisted by several welEknown soloists
will give concert IN this city this season ut the
new Broadway Theatre.
This evening and tomorrow night Ludwig Banay VIII
be three important characters at the Academy
The programme consist OF the nrs of Richard
IIIp the third act OF William Tell" and the fourth act
Of julius Caesar" Besides the full strength OF the
company 200 students prominent German societies VIII
assist in the performance On Friday evening BARNEY
ii, ,o, sor the frat time the German tragedy, Uriel
Acosts"
Kate Clsxtons company. having been unable TO keep
several OF It's daos owing o,the blizzard VIII
resume playing tO-morrow at Yonkera
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
DIED

HrxsoN-oa Tuesday svssisG soth inse - xussss
~ r. Jeeephirs r., wife Of Joseph Hixs0h -
Yunersi from bse late rssfenee No y CnssU's- -
- ii T.. On fhursdsv. 33d inst. ssSRh
IEvfEN-on Tuesday. March 20 Dc WIZ CIinsss IsMSs
Sscvs vouneest Of Doufss a. enc eoe Ter3 LsvS
AZ All L1xtp9tss- svA, aged ysafs anA ~ neetn2
Funeral privnsA
D raoNn-At Rya n r, Nondav, March 10 Asoop
a. psrsona In the 10th wear Of bis sgs.
rrr.rsi sSrvces from the Preecytesan Cnurehs 1ye -
ThnrSdsy sfrsrposp 3Sd inst - Syg cs'ssri x MA
ford r. q b 20 o'clock returning nsm rye s~ a
powrIr-At BALTIMORE. Nd. Second Day the lg0 9
Ts,,d rsorfh isSs Henry Powell formerly OF Chsshse
n r., agsd IS yssra isosine aAS'
vurgrr s.ddsnlv Monday morninG. March 10 at III
rssidsscs In tLis city. Of heart @ssss@ cofns's' -
Kuukle
Funeral pfvaea
roWNsEN Don Tuesday morning. OF whoopine Sees5k
Bsafricn younsess child Of Japse HOFFMAN anu AsssV
Rsssiis rovussnd. aged years ssd ~ days - -
The funeral servicss Will be held ~ the resnsn2@
father. No. East S4th-st. on Thsrsday msrnin1 A~
"a. st 10 o'clock - -
YoUMANs-As warwick. n. r. Henry H. Youmsne ~
Hs1nah q fennn 70 ana samuel Younans ~
brother OF Daniel d. Youwaua
WILLIAMs-As BERGEN Point. n. j.. March IL. Win. -
Williams, coo Of Henrissta wymsn. and srsnasoe
Funeral service al the residence Of wymae. tst -
Avsnus O. Bergen PsinS Thursday afserneoa Asfcs ~
st $50 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
r,cro,vcr ury IN SECRET SESSION.

The Insurance Alliance Association secret Or
ranzation composed Of about twenty-five hre ihsur-
ancs cnnlpanics of New-York, Philadelphia, Boston
and Hartford met In the Equitable BuldhG yesterday
The objects of The association are the pfocc'on anu ~
vapcenent of interests generally and OF those
of the companles in the combination particularly All
communications are made in cipher. Manager Henry
IL Hall OF the Northern Assurance Company, said
There was absolutely nothing dcne OF interest to tho
fIome ynsui anco Company said Yes wes there to
represent the company, but am pledged 70 secrecy
Nothing Of import lance took place" Other 1 Hcii S,
Join w. Murray, OF the German American PreNlden'
BENJAMIN s. Walcott OF the Hanover secretary =.
i,ou1sen Lane of the same company Mr. Eaton OF inc
Liverpool and London and Globe, and Mr. ecWeii' VI
the commercial Union
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
WINDING UP A SPREE WITH SUICIDE

Among the men who were obliged to walk home
in the blizzard Of last week Thomas Flower, a
clerk in the store OF James TslcOtt, at No 1O5
Franhl nst. lie lived with his wife and five chill
dren at No o42 East seventy-fourth-st. His cx-
pcrfence in the storm him to drinking and he con-
timed his spree for the rest Of the week. On
Monday night his wife could not induce him to go up
stairs to bed and he slept in small basement room
off the Kitchen The room was full Of gas yesterday
morning and Flower was dead in bed Ii was
believed thai he had got up in the night and had
turned on the gas with the purpose OF suhOcaf ng
himself On several sOns when recovering from
the effect OF much liquor he had threatened to
commit suicide. Until few Yeas ago Flower was
a mllkman, but his unsteady hab Is made his business
improbable and lie sold out his route
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21

The March meeting Of the Life Insurance Associaton
OF New York held at tho Union Square Hotel last
evening. Among those present were General Martin
I. Mcmahon. Colonel A.. G.. Dickinson Charles IL
RAYMOND G. p Haskell, Isaac Davis, Julius r. Gerow'
Tilden Bodgct Henry W. Allen. K. J. Murray. Thomas
o. Goodrich, A. H. Aberncthy, A. l. Orabfeder. Charles
A. Biyan Clifford Morse. Howard Sladc, G. A. Jenney'
G W Olney. II Il Hayden. A NJ Kirby, Francis NC
Guire, W. H. Smith, jr. and Franklin Webster when
the csars were lighted the chairman called upon
Indigo Gedney to respond to the toast Old Time Life
Insurance. j. /. Geiow, Oh the asn'ns ~ ~.
Life Insurance Company, spoke about lie
Insurance in the Days OF George Washngtqni, D.,
insurance ln the Tropics" His long residence In
south and Central Americas, Mexico and the West
John Landes secretary OF the Pacific Life Underwrtes
alton responded for Our sister socetles ana
A p Cbilds of Springfield, spoke Of Life Insurance
It's Infancy Youth and Virile Manhood
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21

During fog last night the Pennsylvania Rairoaa
fcrybat Jersey City slightly out OF her course on he
8 O'Clock trip jersey City and crashed into an oi'
barge lying the Morgan dock. Captain Longstree.
OF the jersey City, that he mistook the heaans
OF locomotive for the Light the pier The stern y.
the barge crushed by the force OF the COLLISION an
about 100 barrels OF oil were smashed The jersey Wv,
was pain toat and had great n'AnJ
Passengers on board. They considefAOlJ
frightened for few minutes until
learned that the fefryboat not damaged quan'"
O, the oil scattered over her forward deck
She backed out and reached her pier without furhel
difficulty, only ten minutes behind time. Superintendent
BoCmsburgh finding that she not injured decoe.
that not necessary 70 lay her ca and she continues
her regular trips The oil barge broke away from he'
moorings but brought back by some of the Penn'
vania Railroad float There one on poAru "a
her She is owned by Pratt Devoe OF Peari-sI' N'"'
New-York tribune., 1888-03-21
THE ryrERYA TroYAL CLUBS MEET

BUFFALO March 2o-The International Basepah AS
ISOLATION met in the Genesec Hotel today COM
motion was caused by the appearance of E. s. cox, OF
Toronto the president of the association who was sup
posed to have gncd. Since his recent failure ana
his connection with the brnken Central Bank OF
Toronto Mr. Cox has been sojournng this side OF
the Falls Mr.. Cox occupied the chair The Sched.
ule Committee Monday agreed to report III faV'r ~
the adopton of one OF three schedules presented and
that is said to be the draft Of Manager Chapman of
Buffalo. The schedule, however was not satls-
factory to all the delegates, who made ngn. 9eioro @
il was adopted The association also appointed UNI
plres for the coming season