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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-11-28
NOTICE.
LOUIS HARLE,
Custom Boot and Shoemaker.

mas located at CAIIToRsIA, and Is ready to
mt any foot from the smallest to the Iargest
al The most reasonable rates. Ladies and
gents line work speciality at shortest no.
nee. Nov. 15-tft
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-11-28
FARMS WANTED.

Owners OF farms wishing to dispose of
them or 10 obtain loans or exchange for
city property, apply TO
HUTCHINS & BULKLEY,
Real Estate, Loans and Exchanging a
speciality.
1891 F ST.. n. w., Washington, D. D.
juno 20-tf1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-11-28

Capt. w. G. GEOGHEGAN, win leave Pier
10, Light Street Wharf, every TUESDAY
and Friday at 5, p. NJ, for the following
landings on Potomac River:
ON TUESDAYS FOR
Cornfield Harbor, Munday's Point,
Jones Wharf, AbelPs Wharf,
Bromc's Wharf, Towards Wharf,
Bacon's Wharf, Leonartitown.
Cowart's Wharf, Foxweii's Wharf,
Coan Wharf, Stones Wharf.
Kinsale Wharf, Cobrum Wharf,
Lodge Wharf, Nomini Ferry,
Mt Holly Wharf.
Leave LEONARDTON for BALTIMORE
on Thursday Ct z, A. III.
ON FRIDAYS FOR
Cornfeld Harbor, Foxweirs Wharf,
Jones' Wharf Cobrum Wharf
Brome's Wharf, Towards Wharf,
Bacon's Wharf, Leonardtown Wharf,
Cowart's Wharf, Stones Wharf,
Coan Wharf, Lancaster's Wharf.
kinsale Wharf, Chaptico Wharf,,
Lodge Wharf, Liverpool Point.
Munday's Point, Smiths Point.
Piney Point, Glymount
Abelrs Wharf
ALEXANDRIA 81 WASHINGTON DC.
Leave WASHINGTON for BALTIMORE
on Sunday, at 4, p. NJ.
Freight Recetcod only on TUESDA Us and
FRIDA Us.
No Freight received after 430, T. IT.
No Bills Of Lading viii be signed except
those Of the Company.
II FOSTER, General Manager.
A. NEEDHAM, Jr., Agent.
Feb Eft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23
scBooI TRUSTEES CEysURED.

The school trustees OF tho Ninth Ward have been cen
surcd by the BoaFd Of Education for their action In re-
gard to the Grove School The resolution OF cen
that action Of tho trustees had been Illegal
arbitrary dnlssng pupils from the primary depart
school, and IN deprivng that department OF
rooms which e needed. The trustees were directed TO
restore condition affairs they had existed In the
school, and the principals were TO DO Instructed oy inc
City Superintendent write 10 all parents OF children DIS
missed from tho school, informing them that the children
could return there.
petition was sent to tho Board signed by a number
persons living IN the wand saying that the action OF
the had relieved the ovecrowded condition OF tho
building. The petitioners thought that the trustees had
acted the best interests OF tho school, BY the action Of
the Board Education however, the in the Primary
Department will DO unei TO thr original use next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS. Tho Prohlbhonlsts OF Nestehoss-
ter County met yesterday and compared hotes III fo
in the county AZ the Presidential election they ran
a straight Prohibition ticket Their parry orsa ram
pol over 3 600 votes. The result was disapPolnt
nient Half tho voters deserted the party and sup
ported Harrison.
SING sINC.--W +. Pierson, the sovonyear-old son
OF ex-CustOm House Inspector Person, was drowned
this afternoon while skating on the prison pond ITO
yentured upon a thin piece Of ice and fell through
HIS companions raised alarm, and some OF the Keep
ers OF the prison rushed 20 the Joys rescue Out
conld NOT save him IFS body was recovered.
MILTON.-David Kirby, who died few days ago
was ri ono time one Of the most famous yacht build
ers ,n HE country Among the fast sailing crafts
bunt nv him NAV be mentioned tho sOops Adele,
launched IN 1879 Arrow in 1874 ldier, 1879 Poca
Fseic wing GILT Edge Meteor, Alpha, Wayward
and Juniafa Mr.. Kirby was slxty-four years old.
RYE-The girders OF the now Iron bridge over tho
tracks ~ The New-York and New-Haven Railroad at
tbe most road crossing are all In place and viii soon
be ready FOR the opening 70 public travel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23
vAR1oUs NEw.JERSEY TOWNS.

YOUNGSTOWN. Rev. Or. Albert Erdman, Of
tho south street Presbyterian Church. sails today In
tho City Of Chester for extended tour through
Europe and the Holy Land. lie has Just closed a
pastorate Of twenty years, during which ume nearly
500 members have been added to tho church. The
congregation offered him the vacation and contributed
the amount necessary for tho tour.
IIzABETH,-sIichael RfcDonah an old besS-
dent dropped dead yesterday morning at his home
IN Prospeet-st Heart disease is supposed to DO the
cause.
NEW BRUrNswICK.-The convention Of tho sa'e
Lodge. knights OF Pythias. closed last night Tho
next convention will be held in Trenton on the third
Wednesday Of February, 1890.
PAMRAPo-The Pamrapo Bowling Club has been
organlzed with twenty members and has elected
Frederick Abel captain.
BAYoNNE-postnaster Thomas Brady has ut last
found some one 10 accept the position OF ASSISTANT
postmaster lie Is r. d. Cahill.
CENTREvIILE-Kalser Wilhelm Eneampment Oh
German Veterans has reelected last years Objects
The Second Ward Republican Club meet on
Tuesday evoning concert viii be given
o-night By the young people OF Bethlehem MISSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23
THE DOGS NAVE HAD THEIR DAY.
CLOSE OF THE BENCH sHow-A PROFIT FOB
THE KENNEL, CLUB.

CLOSE OF THE BENCH sHow-A PROFIT FOB
THE KENNEL CLUB.
Tho thirteenth annual New-York Bench Show Of
dogs, under the auspices Of the Westminster Kennel
Club closed al 10 o'clock last night Dogs began to
depart for home at BY noon to-day there VIII
not be bark IN Madison Square Garden. Next year
4 bigger place Will be required. Many entries were
declined for this exhibition simply because there was
not room for more than 1872 dogs. The Kennel
Club made some money out Of the show, and certain
enthusiastic members expressed the opinion that the
breeds Of dogs Will be greatly improved. The only
fear Is that there too many small prizes and too
much general commentator. The dogs that didn't
capture something were like angels vlsiis-few and
far between. Many sportsmen believe that one large
prize would do more 10 encourage healthy COM
petition among breeders than a dozen ten-dolar ones.
sll breeders are satisfied. Those who failed 10
win as many prizes they thought they deserved
sold good many Of their dogs at fancy prices, which
makes things balance all around J. Pierpont Morgan
bought a pair Of coies for q, 700 and, 81 is said,
viii start Kennel. f. r. Hitchcock paid handsome
price for the Lad and Lass Of Tammany He wanted
something to take the place OF old Tammany, who
died fc days ago J. r. Draper sold a St
Bernard puppy 10 young lady Of Bethlehem, Penn,
for $500. C. II. Robert, Of oakdalc, l. l., paid
300 for David Balo's scotch terrier Bonnie Laddie
These are q few Of the numerous sales. The people
Of Now-York and tho nelghbOring country ara ex-
tremely liberal in paying good prices for good dogs
Tho only death IN the show occurred carly yesterday
morning. the victim being f. W. Durkees cocker
spaniel Juba- The only fight occurred at o'clock
last evening ono man struck another with a cane
and invited out Of the Garden by policeman
Tho big pigeon shoot at Pelham attracted many
fashionable people, but large number remained In
town TO go to tho dog show still the attendance
was largely made UP Of the regular New-York holiday
crowd, at least 10000 persons Of every age, SEX
color and condition Of servltude passing the turn
stiles. From g. m. 10 10 p. m. the Garden was
packed. Among tho visitors were Judge Gildersccve
and the Misses GlldeSleeve, f. r. Halsey, II. C.
Cornell, Bayard Thayer, Lancaster; Mass; a; G
Collins, Hartford, Conn: Christopher II Robert,
John r. Haines, Fred hoey, l. kutheriurd, W. lthtner
furd, Commissioner Clbrich Mrs. ]. G.. Blaine jrr
Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. LOWS, Mrs. John Allen, Mayor
Gleason OF Long Island City +. D. Morgan, j.
Pierpont Morgan, Cooper Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs
August Belmont, jr, George Work, ). @. Berest9rd
J. II. Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey purand, wendell
Goodwin Miss Cook, Miss Da/dson, John g. Hecksher
aud tho Misses Hccksher.
II has been decided 30 hold the next show In Feb
rary, $780, on the days corresponding 10 those used
this week But Il IS doubtful II Madison Square
Garden will hold another exhibition of the kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23
NETWORK CITY.

nna trnera, of Colonel John E. Yard, VINO oeo
=. ror. HAYES Kan on Sunday, was held yesterday
At No 81 West Twenty second-st. inc f@s a..
TIFFANY of St James's Church, Harlem, conuuoV1 ~
services and Mrs. Anderson, OF the "ese 80,
Church. sang Nearer My God to Thee" Inc our'S'
was at Greenwood.
w.rrsr Van Nordcn VIII address young men only
In Association Hall at Twenty-third-st ana roui~
ave. tomorrow at 3:1b p. m iouls n"'" Nv
cordially invited to be present
An autonsv will be held to-day on the body OF
DR.. John dudley Kennedy, who committed suc'ue
at the Putnam House on Wednesday nighI h"S
m a hoy in a safe deposit vault was found IN ms
nocket hut II is not yet known to what sane deposit
company the key belongs.
Twenty-Five little orphans comprising the drum
.orns % the Hebrew sheltenlng Guardian soclety's
Asvum naraded for the first time yesterday In honor
., Wasbinrton7s Birthday Their uniforms consist
NJ steel gray Jackets knickcrboekers stockings WIN
white trimmings and caps Of electric oiue'
The New.York Association of tho Alumni OF
Trinity College viii give It's annual dinner al Def
monico's on Monday at 80 p H.
Tho isolated platform where Second and Third ave
trains meet at the Chatham Square Station Is known
m elevated railroad men Grant Island The one
armed fagman who keeps guard on the Slanu'
nomed Grant and he lost his arm under General
Grant before Richmond
The Junior class Of the School Of Mines, Columbia
College. will hold a fair some time I'm Lent with the
purpose of raising money to pay tho debt which tho
class incurred in its freshman race with Harvard.
Miss Mamie Horton, the solo whistler, VIII appear
AZ the matinee at the Eden Musee to-day, and also
at tho matinee opening of the orchid display on
Wednesday.
The members Of the American Institute OF Mining
Engineers left the city yesterday morning to vsii
the stevens Institute Of Technology in Hoboken'
Several other institutions in jersey City and New
York were also visited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Peter s. Holstein, age twenty-four, OF NO. 81
Jay-st, who was accused Of stealing from hs room
mate and arrested yesterday, is said by the portuguese
Minister to be prince in Portugal, but ms parents
were banished when he was six months ON Inc
Minister professed his confidence in Hosens honesty
Yesterday and his accusor did not appear against
him and he was released. He IS studying 10 Do an
electrician.
Judge Cullen has issued wrtts OF mandamus direct
ing tho city TO deeds TO Mrs. julia NJ smuh and
James Given for property purchased by them at tax
sales which covered ground formerly used by The
Brooklyn and Jamaica Plank Road Company, whose
charter was forfeited several years ago.
The Nereid Boat Club and the Crescent Athletic
Club propose TO unite. Final action will be taken
on Monday evening. Tho joint clubs VIII secure
grounds and erect a clubhouse on the Shore Road
Bay Ridge, between Eightythird and Eghty-fith sts
None Of the 800 men employed on the work Of tho
South Brooklyn Terminal Company In malnng rail-
road cut in Thrty-eighth-st, between Fourth and
Ninth aves who struck on Thursday for an Increase
Of pay owing TO the killing Of Of their comrades
by an embanlment falling upon him, resumed work
yesterday.
Mrs August Helmeth, Of No. 746 Parkave., tho
wife Of a tailor, who had been out OF her mind for
some time left her home Thursday afternoon.
Early yesterday morning she was seen by Policeman
johnson to throw herself into the Gowanus Canal
at Bond-st, and when she was taken out she was
dead
A loss of 5000 was caused by fro on Thursday
night In the moulding and saw mill OF Handy &
voorhees,, at Nos. so TO % Rverst The cause Is not
known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23

THE Delta TAU DELTA FRATERNIfY CONFER'
Tho seventh annual Of the Eastern chapters
OF the Delta Tau Delta fraternity was held yesterday
under the auspices Of NewYork Alumi Association
at tho General Society OF Mechanics and Trs1esmens
Han, No. Is East Slxteenthst Forty members were
present Lehigh, Lafayette Franklin and Marshall
Allegheny Stevens Institute OF Technology Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute and Washington and Jefferson.
NJ D. Lambert Of Brooklyn, presided ut the morning
session, and addresses made by John l. N. Hunt
ono Of founders Of the society," and by resident mem
bers OF the fraternity The afternoon session was de-
voted to hearing reports from the standing committees
and tho annual reports Of the chapters
In the evening a dinner was held ct the ST. Denis
HOTEL and William Kent, president OF the New-York
Alumni Association, acted toastm,ster. The following
officers were elected: President the Rev S. S. Beiler,
OF Brooklyn; vice-preSdent Professor J. c. Rice Of
Matawan N. j., and David zeey jr, Of csnaioharie.
n r.; secretary, j. Barlow Cullum, Of South Bethle-
hon. Penn. orator. the Rev. Charles B. Mitchell OF
PIanneld ". J., and historian, o. johnson, OF this
city. 1t was decided that the next conference would
BE- held In this city February %, next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TESTIMONY ABOUT THE MADRID.


The hearing In regard to the charge that the Madrid
now known as the Conserva, was fitted out in Viola
ton Of neutrality laws for the rebels In Hay was De
gun before United States Commissioner Bened'ct IN
Brooklyn Yesterday District-Attomey WILDER Offered
TO prove that while the vessel ostensiby fitted out
for the Republic Of San Domingo, she was really In
tended for Hyppolte, and before she got out OF INC
harbor sho hoisted the Dominican hag in violation oil
neutrality laws. He also maintained that the arms
and ammunition for her were sent down to SANTANA
Bay by the Carondelet, which also carried captain
Mason s. Cooper, who was to command inc ConsesV~
Captain Aukers, who commanded the ConserVA wncn
che uas seized. testified that no was engaged by Kun
hor,, a IN Two Of the crew gave evidence TO tho
affect that the vessel TO go to SANTANA BAY Where
Captain Cooper would take command. Ihey uuusr-
stood she was for the service OF Hypponte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23


80, r,s.. and ios VassengsrstO FwJ Hurst
steamer saH W Mss t soHs
m ssa sS wa santos 1: sn1 3 Arrived
Bar attain fBr, Dunn IAguAyra Feb Puerto S oa
steamer craIao is with mdse and 10
Bliss Dallet, AT cp ' cienfueeOs Feb ~ 81 JagS o
sies nes ,Ib n,se and 80 passengers to Jas
Arrived at the Bar az n New days with mdse 10
John Van d sSs Dole Newport New: and NOr0
with mdse and 20 West Point Va with dse and
70 Old D0R nSe Portland With mdse Hsa0
Hall p,oou. fr, Brown Boston. In baa't'o fne'p'
BsS sS Jacob stamer crys,el BuenOs Ayre' 90 ''''
last 20 Boyd hlaSr r trimmings. Hamburg 50 days. with
bats areT yessei 10 Geo varrensn N ,v. with mdes
sa5t e0:casn, SS %ste al TOeI Co. ,uD, 60
dap siS with mdse TO Weaver seFry Vesso' !"
CO. .,..,-. Nor, yalrenbers, MOntevideO es days.
BARK e 70 Tnas Wider 70 master s,v. with
DaT1 Foley S .Sr 3 Bailey Anchored at Sandy
bg Tess 10 scamae Received orders and pro-
eeeied TO philadelphia .....,. svx,. c,oudv AT
city Island. WIND moderate s"i 0''
Arrived yesterday - s-,. Tan % Gibraltar
steamer MCSDt: Bay x s Gse 70 MSAndrsws Forbes
weasel 20 saaos KemOe Jacksonville via Charleston
days With miss 70 W Nc ays with
Steamer saS pS1sss t 10 w% CLYDE
BARN kspSIST SSr 1,.. os's e Punch Edys
e Rars Antonio Ssla Pierce PhiiadelpnA' III oA'"
Munson. CLEARED.
s,..,.r s.rva tr) Mckay. Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon Br9T na@pSSne tFrl Boyer Hayro1A Forget
s,smsr ifoouois Kembe Jackson'lie YIN
p Clyde q Co. SAILED.
- Oman and HALEY. for Liverpool; Crystal.
nemra Rouen roquos Charleson state OF IehAs'
FeTnandinna ,, B,seow Caope. Bristo Germania.
Perth Anboy' $3.50 so,,a sseamer Incv p NIL.
Ter, for BucksporI spOKEN
, ee.emunde tGer Gsrdes. from stetin for New'York
Feb 10 LAT ION or cr Won Harten from Antwerp for
NewYor Feb 10, Iat % ~ lon ur,,,r1s
'" THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
,rurppoot Feb 2I-sailed steamer Lake Ontario CSrh
Campbell Tor rb steamer Adriatic Br) Cam
Ne YORK on her way Liverpool land proceeded)
Ill steamer ohio, SARGENT from Lvepooi hehoo
for New sailed steamer Ethiopia (Br Wilson.
q, saV AZ eow hence for New.fork. -. ,s..
rom Ven 2O-saled steamer Brooklyn City Obj flt
for Ns% FEB l9-saed Energa toer Fortmann.
for New sSd steamer RObiant Titan, Lcngooaid for
Nsw erSRDAx Feb Sailed steamer Chester tsr Peters
for MeW reb al Passed. Nuba Orb ,no
taeuta on her way TO New orA'
SANTIAGO DE CuPA Feb 30 Arriyed steamer Santiago Al
Ian from New.York on her way to Cienfuegos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23
IRISH-AMERICANS REJOICE.
CELEBRATING THE BIRTHDAY OF WASHINGTON
AND THE EXPECTED TRIUMPH OF

CELEBRATING THE BIRTHDAY OF WASHINGTON
AND THE EXPECTED TRIUMPH OF
HOME RULE
There was a gathering of Irish-Ame,icans at the
Hoffman House last night who would have stoutly
maintained, had the question been put TO them that
they were as American as the Americans themselves
They we're members Of the Irish Homo Rule Club. the
constitution of. which demands that they celebrate
each recurring anniversary of the birthday Of George
Washington by public dinner. Tho one last night
was the fifteenth of its kind, and the men who ate
IL proved to be Just good orators as feasters And
although the Irish question is just now bubbng over
with interest a great portion of what said had
reference to the American question and to glorh-
cation of the life and deeds of Washington.
Edward ]. Curry sat in tho place which, as pres
fdent of the club, belonged to him. Near by were
Bryan Gladstone McSwyny, encyclopedias Of Irish
American politics; ]. p Farrell, "The Little Ma
polcon7 of the Irish-American cause In New-York
Michael GiblIn modest and retiring but one of the
largest contributors always John McGeary. the treas
uier Of the club John J. Rogers, the sergeant alarms
whose Office is sinecure; Colonel Roger Scannell Of
Boston. Commissioner James S. Coleman, Dernis
Holland, Henry Brown, who never contributes less
than $500 to the Irish cause; J. NJ Wall, Robert
Nuuan. who believes that speeches will never free
Ireland Peter o'TOole, p b. Caslin. Hugh Waidron
Patrick Sarsaed Gilmore, LieuteLantC Colonel James
Moran of the Goth Regiment; John IL Spellnan. John
Howard Major 4. J. O'Shaug hnessy, Henry Mckee
man. Major Edward Duffy. the Rev. James j. Dough-
ei4y Assistant DistrlcAttorney James Fitzgei AID
Henry c. Hart D. J. Hall and the Rev. ], J. MCGEE.
Chairman Curry, in an Interesting speech, began
The oratory. ave are Americans as well as Irish
men, said he, enthusiastically, :" and hopo when
next we meet that We shall nave d snneas 81
Several toasts were then responded 10, after which
the company separated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23
1nNG ISLAND.

LAWRENCE-The published statement thar f '.,,s,
dent Cleveland has been considering The adssao od
OF choosing a summer homo here has excited Eoa
deal OF Curiosity william L. Kavanagh, lcahnS
real estate owner and dealer saa yessT ues,ed to
understand that Mrs Cleveland mas eApIes'ou W
some friends hero a preference for Lawrenee|
COMFY IsLAND.-John Conlon was arrested yes
to-day by Officers Murphy and hcCrecdy' on az, r.
quston from Central lsllp, on charge OF hhE,luss
stolen two large die plates, Screws, ana colic S
Tct Of plumbers tools, the property OF the
OF Charities and Correction OF the ely OF iofh'
which Is erecting new buildings at shp'
JAMESTOWN Hart has Just 00laned itOls
Surrogate Weller an order that decree pe entereui
adjudglng her husbend, John H. Hart, formerly OF
Hayestowu dead end that letters or administration
upon his property be granted TO her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23

WILL THE GIANTS PLAY At FLEETWOOD PARK 2
became known yesterday that owners Of the New
York Baseball Club were considering the idea Of securing
permanent grounds at Fleetwood Park Some OF the
directors Of the club have been TO Fleetwood recently 10
the site. Manager Mute said yesterday that he
ed know what would be done about t. but thought
that the proposed site good at is as aecess
bic OF local baseball enthusiasts as Rrounds
on the side in the neighbohood Of Northumberland
hfty-eghthst" said he. "That neghborhood was con.
demned because Of tho trouble that people living on tho
east side would have in reaching the groundA" The
Sixth and Ninth Avenue elevated roads hundred
and fh-sG, and minutes ride in buses would
bring visitors TO the park The Second Avenue elevated
connects with the Suburban Rapid Transit line which
runs TO 0nehundred and sixty sxhst only two blocks
distant from Fleetfood. The New-York Central road
could arrange for the running Of trains the Forty
seeond-s station To the park, and make trip in fifteen
minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS FOR HOSPITAL.


The fair in aid OF the German Hospital in fhe Amer.
lean Institute building opened about noon yesterday
Instead Of o'clock usual. Tbs hall crowded
all day, and the receipts were unusually large. Tho
Manhattan Athletic Club continued hold the lead az
the popular club in the voting for The FoOtracer
Mrs Franz Schneider led In the contest the Goethe
presented by Tiffany, being the most active lady
in promoting the interests Of the fair.
Visitors constantly reminded OF tho nature the
holiday by the large number Of little girls dressed In
Martha Washington costumes.
The receipts for the day estimated at 10000
bringing tae total up to about 10000
charming souvenir Of the fair has been prepared
by Henry Willard, Carl schurZ and Louis Wlndmueller
IL is collection Of autograph contributions from Ger
and American authors and sketches by we'll known
artists prepared especially for the Among tho
contributors are Gustave Frcytag, Friedrich SpchageD
Paul eyse, Julius Wolf Friedrich Bodentstedt Adolph
RArronge, Paul Lindau, J. G. Whittier Frank r. Stock
ton Edward Everett Hale w. ID. Howells, Mary Mapos
Dodge and o. w. Holmes.
Elaborate preparations being made for the Sunday
evening concert, In which the Arion and I.ederkranz
societies viii take part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23
FOR NEW nrPUBl1oAy HEADoUARrERs.

proposition is being actively discussed by leading
Republicans lips A. r. whitney, Cornelius Bliss and
John r. Plummer looking 20 the erection OF d building TO
be used entirely Republican headquarters and meet
ing hall It said that slOo 900 pledged
for the purpose already. and that plenty will DO
forthcoming "Our idea" said Mr.. Whitney yesterday.
is TO have place such rs Tammany enjoys only
somewhat different scale. We going 10 have IT,
too but not at liberty 70 give you any details Just
yet. One thing you may be Of. the Republican
party this city is going 10 be organized It never
La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23
NEWARK.

Constable Patrick smith, Of the First District Court
IS recovering from tie effects OF injuries esised BY
the use Of belladonna plaster. He was unconscious
from a m on Thursday untll .. m. HIS physicians
say that had he remained In this state ono hour longer
he would have died
James Relation, formerly principal OF The Maple
wood public school, and widely known as tho
country sohoolmasier7 returned homo yesterday after
AN absence OF precisely a year. during which he bad
gone clear around tho world In the Interest OF Thomas
A. Edison. host OF friends greeted him, and gave
him q most hearty welcome.